cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> now developing news in the east bay. an earthquake swarm continues to shake. the latest happened around 3:30 this afternoon. 3.1 around the fault. larry beil tweeted he felt a sharp jolt in danville. the quake measured 3.4. no reports of damage. >>> construction starts tomorrow on san francisco's first raised bike lanes. a heavily travelled area. about 3,000 cyclists use an existing bike lane in that same place every day. what is a raised bike lane? a couple of inches above the street. it will hopefully make it safer for cyclists. the work will take three to four weeks and will cost $400,000. if it goes well we could see lanes throughout the city. >>> san francisco police will host a community meeting tomorrow to talk about an officer shooting and killing a man. 27-year-old died after a sergeant shot him on thursday. police say the sergeant opened fire after he grabbed another gun during a struggle. tomorrow's meeting will take place at the civic auditorium. new details in the nursing home scare. most of them were able t

let's talk to cornell barnard live in san francisco. >> reporter: ama and dan, the road blocks and barricades are up. the president definitely on knob hill tonight. big police presence here this evening. the president's motorcade arrived here just moments ago, slipping into the hotel garage. now, the president arrived sfo about 8:30 p.m. ahead of schedule. he made a quick jog down the stairs of air force one and was greeted by governor jerry brown and san francisco mayor ed lee who accompanied the president to a democratic fundraiser in san francisco. many people got as close to the president on knob hill as they could just to catch a glimpse. >> just kind of found out the president would be here. so we're spending the evening hoping to get a glimpse of him. >> i would love to see him, he actually went by my work. >> reporter: lot of people could not get home tonight because of the barricades but they suffered it out. tomorrow, the president will be at the war field theater in san francisco for an appearance with rap artist kanye west at a fundraiser, tickets start all way up to $10,000, that

abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard found everyone is hoping for a miracle. >> reporter: young residentsof the sonoma county children's village are sending out an sos, these handwritten signs a cry for help. the village must close its doors next week. >> it'sok devastating to me because this was my home. >> reporter: 18-year-old alyssa has lived at the village for five years alongside her five brothers and sisters. the unique facility was founded to do that, keep foster kids together. we agreed not to show her face. >> i got through with my siblings, we got here all together which is a big deal. it couldn't have happened any other place. >> reporter: state funding to run the village has vanished. governor brown just signed legislation to close most group homes in california getting kids into family-based foster homes the new focus. >> this is their home. >> reporter: last weekend the director broke the news to 16 kids still living here. there was pizza and bounce houses but nothing could soften the blow. >> a boy said, that means nobody cares for me, i might as well just go live under a

cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> and let's continue our live team coverage south of market neighborhood. sergio? >> reporter: ama, there was a private event here, hosted by a pair of tech industry insiders. this was a closed event with only 20 deep pocketed contenders and comes as the president continues to talk about gun control. the president's motorcade arrived at this exclusive fundraiser in the south of market district. there were co-founders there, 20 people paid nearly $34,000 each to be there. this wraps up a west coast trip that started in oregon. marine one touched down in roseburg this afternoon. president obama was there to meet privately with the families of the nine killed last week at a mass shooting at umpqua college. >> obviously, moments like these, words will not show the effect. >> reporter: plenty were there regarding gun control, accusing the president of politicalizing this tragedy. but he did not shy away from calling for changes. >> there we be difficult moments as we go forward. we're going to have to come together and figure out how to stop things like this fr

let's talk to cornell barnard live in san francisco. >> reporter: ama and dan, the road blocks and barricades are up. the president definitely on knob hill tonight. big police presence here this evening. the president's motorcade arrived here just moments ago, slipping into the hotel garage. now, the president arrived sfo about 8:30 p.m. ahead of schedule. he made a quick jog down the stairs of air force one and was greeted by governor jerry brown and san francisco mayor ed lee who accompanied the president to a democratic fundraiser in san francisco. many people got as close to the president on knob hill as they could just to catch a glimpse. >> just kind of found out the president would be here. so we're spending the evening hoping to get a glimpse of him. >> i would love to see him, he actually went by my work. >> reporter: lot of people could not get home tonight because of the barricades but they suffered it out. tomorrow, the president will be at the war field theater in san francisco for an appearance with rap artist kanye west at a fundraiser, tickets start all way up to $10,000, that

abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard found everyone is hoping for a miracle. >> reporter: young residents the sonoma county children's village are sending out an sos, these handwritten signs a cry for help. the village must close its doors next week. >> it'sok devastating to me because this was my home. >> reporter: 18-year-old alyssa has lived at the village for five years alongside her five brothers and sisters. the unique facility was founded to do that, keep foster kids together. we agreed not to show her face. >> i got through with my siblings, we got here all together which is a big deal. it couldn't have happened any other place. >> reporter: state funding to run the village has vanished. governor brown just signed legislation to close most group homes in california getting kids into family-based foster homes the new focus. >> this is their home. >> reporter: last weekend the director broke the news to 16 kids still living here. there was pizza and bounce houses but nothing could soften the blow. >> a boy said, that means nobody cares for me, i might as well just go live under a br

cornell barnards that bestity seat, out there with the crowd. what a thrill for nearly a million people. >> reporter: an amazing show. the show just ended. lots of folks still walking around. they are flooding on the embarcadero. they came to see the best daredevils around. embarcadero grit gridlocked right now. came to a screeching halt when the angels took flight. blue anels gels did not disappoint today, performing their full fog-free show, which lasts the better part of an hour. my favorite part, the oh, the ahs, the wows coming from the spec at a timers, as the precision specialists white knuckled it overhead, coming ever so close to the ground. what do you think of that. >> it's spectacular. almost have no words. beautiful. >> the favorite part is the scariest part. when they get a little too close. from down here, it looks like they are that close. but from afarther probably not that close. but at the same time it's great symmetry. >> reporter: now, they are that close, actually. the roar of the jet engines overhead thrilling and a little

in santa rosa, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> and a new app to protect babies from accidentally leftin hot cars, called iremind. this video comes with a small sensing system including this pad, you place it under the car seat and attach the second part of the device to the side of the seat. the driver is notified immediately if the child is left inside the car. >> these are preventible deaths and these are tragedies that families do not overcome easily. nobody can imagine a worse fate than losing a child. and yet, with technology, so much more can happen. >> the whole thing was conceived and launched in silicon valley. >>> san francisco's water department showed off a well that is being drilled to keep water flowing during a drought and after an earthquake, this is one of 16 in northern san mateo county. the well project is part of a larger multi-billion dollar effort to upgrade the water system. the city of san francisco and several bay area systems rely on this for their water. this will help those in the cities and the peninsulas, now all we need is water. >>> and that will be gre

cornell barnard introduces us to the pike -- bike angel. >> candy packed up her own van and started hawing donations from her home in livermore to those who lost their hopes in lake county, especially the kids. >> i don't want them to be forgotten. >> she we used her own facebook page to start collecting bikes for kids and adults. there were plenty of requests. >> these are children. all children. two weeks ago she delivered two dozen bikes to middletown, a from day. but there were not enough bikes. >> when the bikes arrived i gave them away and i had to turn away 25 children and i promised i would come back. >> she put out the call again and people responded big time. man offering to transport donated bicycles to lake county themselves, the remarkable effort has earned her a new nickname. >> i cried tears of joys because they call me the bike angel. >> her daughter is helping. >> everyone needed something and a bike seemed simple but it is a mode of transportation getting them to work and school with everything opens. >> saturday, october 10, she hopes to deliver 500 bicycles. >> i promis

cornell barnard has more. >> if you try to catch a flight you cannot beat this house in san bruno lesshan a mile from sfo. it is a reason why she started renting a year ago. not her home. her drive. to travelers. >> the supplemental income is very important to me. i don't think it infringes on anyone, not my neighbors. >> she started advertising part of the drive on the deal site www. way.com. a free ride to the airport is included. a lost takers and then the city slapped we are a violation and fines if she did not stop her driveway rental which the city called illegal business. >> a garage sales are perfect example of violation of doing business in your driveway but they are not going after them. >> the city attorney said it is not the same thing. >> the instead ordinance considers a parking a car in the driveway for compensation to be a commercial use of a rot. >> it is a car in my drive. i'm not blocking anyone, not disturbing anyone. >> the founder of the company is looking for solutions. >> we are committed to working with the city of san bruno and we want to figure out a way that

in san francisco, cornell barnard. >>> and you can watch live stream of all the events tomorrow on our website at abc7news.com. you can find more on the activities on the website. we want to thank you for all the pictures and video you send us. let us know how you're enjoying fleet week festivities, send pictures and videos using the hash tag abc 7 now. and we may show them on air or on line. >>> certainly it was a great day for the blue angels, but tomorrow may be the same. drew tuma has a look at the forecast. >>> and it was picture-perfect out there earlier today a gorgeous sight with the blue angels out there. and you do notice the day planner will show you lots of sunshine out there. high temperatures, comfortable in the low 70s. we'll have the breeze to contend with. so you might need the light jacket if you're right along the water. live doppler showing you we are tracking a cold front that will first bring us some high clouds first thing tomorrow morning. but in the wake of that cold front, it's really going to crank up the heat. we'll talk about the autumn warmth heading our w

cornell barnard introduced us to the "bike angel," as she is ready for a big surprise this weekend. >people are making my promise come true. that is the best part. it is a miracle unfolding in middletown. >> days after the valley fire began candy pack the up her van and began hauling donations from her home in livermore to those who lost homes in lake county. she got a lost requests for bikes and decided to ask for donation on social media. the respond was everweaponning. she delivered two dozen to middletown two week ago and rap out. she vowed to return. >> if you play continue teas football for money, listen to this. a worker at one of the two largest continue teas sports company is accused of using insider information to place bets. users can select fantasy players and compete for daily prices and an employee won $350,000 last week. both companies which have aired commercials on abc7, admitted their employees compete at other businesses. they have been barred from playing. >> basketball season is back. the warriors are ready to defend their championship title. >> still have the for