dan: are you a fan?s this mean what we've been watching as a minor-league version of jeopardy? [laughter] as long as one of the answers is david lily, then i will watch -- david louis, then i will watch. kristen: they put two as cohost, that expand, and if they need to. dan: that is a good point. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. kristen: time now for consumer news. dan: michael finney has the headlines. >> we'd start with a stopgap measure. it is important. california's insurance commissioner issued a one-year moratorium to keep insurance companies dropping coverage for living near wildfire areas. the order followed governor newsom's declaration of eme

dan: 64. david: where did you go to college? dan: harvard? david: what did you study there and what did you want to be? dan: i did not know what i wanted to be. i studied government because i did not know anything better. my biggest achievement in college was meeting my wife freshman year. we have now been dating or married 45 years. that was my biggest achievement. david: big achievement. after college, you went to law school at the university of chicago. dan: before i did that, i was a political pollster. i would be flying all over the country as a 22-year-old advising candidates and the fact they listened to me discouraged me so much i decided to go to law school. david:david: the fact they were listening to a 22-year-old. what did you do after you graduate? dan: i went to work for lehman brothers. david: you were an investment banker. how long did you do that? dan: three years. david: then you went into private equity. dan: a firm that became oak hill partners. david: you did that for how many years? dan: 14. david: how did you become clo

dan: thank you for your time, appreciate it. >> great show, dan. dan: is the border secure?ple question so why do democrats struggle to answer it will ask it democrat ourselves coming up in the remodel, comine coming up in the remodel, comine up next.m ♪ welcome back to "unfiltered". being a politician is the biggest gig in the country, maybe the world. access to power, zero accountability but somehow they get confused when asked basic questions like border security and inflation. democratic strategist christina hailey, thanks for coming in, appreciate it. i like to see the others had. this is typically a hard question. mayorkas dhs has been asked, is not secure. we have cameras watching people flooding, why not say it's a serious problem and here's what we doing instead of beating around the bush? >> i don't know if i can disagree, i think it's true and we to address it is a problem. i think there are different approaches to the means to the end there are a lot of people who want to get to work on this and it's unfortunate the administration is not saying let's actually get

dan: what's he talking about?ents of california were asked to avoid charging their electric vehicles using major appliances and not running their a.c. and the left is blaming it on climate change and global warning. of course, energy secretary granholm, she is super concerned. >> california is in the lead to show the rest of the nation how it is done. dan: showing us how it's done every day. blackouts and stuff. they want to bring the dark ages to your neighborhood next. will the powerful left suffer like you? never. kim kardashian said i believe in climate change and anything can help. but i believe in being realistic. i will do what i can. but you have to pick and choose what you can in your life. the side telling us to be scared of climate change isn't that scared of climate change. obama has nice house on the water. what about europe's climate crisis. >> what we have to do is flatten the curve and avoid the peak demands. we'll propose a mandatory target of electricity use at peak hours. dan: flatten the curve.

dan: serena williams, closing out dan: this extreme he is cause for concern.me are rushing to harvest grapes. super high temperatures degrade the flavors. >> even though it looks thin and beastly, it does a tremendous amount of work. dan: they are doing what they can considering how hard baked it is. ama: a tennessee teacher is missing after she never returned from a job. eliza fletcher was jogging. they were discovered near a home. >> facebook video son who was subducted. that would raise the alarm. ama: she has two children and is a can a garden teacher. a $50,000 award is being offered for the case. dan: nasa launching another attempt. friday's liftoff had to be scrubbed because of an engine issue. a change in fueling procedures seem to have solved the problem. >> only think that will get in the way -- the only thing that will get in the way it is summertime in florida, rainstorms, lightning storms. they are still looking. dan: the artemis i rocket is embarking to the moon. it is the first of three missions that will be a virtual test on systems that are in

dan: their colleagues. >> bad day. dan: and their supervisors. >> ok.il. >> gave me a great expanse with use of force. dan: i wanted to ask police chief david spiller about officer nails record on use of force and about this incident, but he declined my request for an interview. i spoke with his media officer by phone. >> we are conducting immediate, thorough, internal investigation. these actions do not represent the san raphael police department. and if any of these allocations to become sustained, action will be dealt with swiftly. dan: he says both officers remain on active duty. another key question, more than 20 minutes after the altercation, the officer comes up with a new detail. >> in a headlock. dan: later, he wrote in his police report that matteo breached his right arm around the back of my neck and started to squeeze in an attempt to put me in a headlock, adding that he had to swing his right hand at my right head striking me on my left side and back of my head. that did not happen according to matteo's defense attorney, carles. >> there wa

dan: i team reporter dan noyes dan: i team reporter dan noyes in the meeting over the police what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. >> moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. dan: tonight, tens of thousands people around the bay are without power after a day of record heat. the state avoided widespread rolling outages. but now, the heat has caused equipment issues and outages in almost every county. thank you for joining us. ama: we have seen coverage tonight on both the heat and the outages. the south bay is being hardest hit by outages right now. let's take a live look at pg&e's real-time outage map. the darker the color, the higher the amount of customers affected. dan: in the last up

dan: i am dan ashley. another was in santa rosa, only lasting a few seconds. that was enough to rattle nerves and knocked things off shelves. broken bottles at a liquor store, toys knocked off shelves. cracks in the building. signs of an earthquake. the 4.4 happened with that aftershock minutes leader that measured at 3.9. >>'s fault line is the northward --this faultlines is the northward continuation of another. there is continuity between these false across the bay. dan: this is not the first time this fall has shaken the area. they have an history -- a history of it. >> there was any repair. it had significant damaging. dan: the north bay has become more synonymous with wildfires and preparing for our season. tuesday's earthquake should serve as a wake-up call. >> no one wanted to hear about wildfires. we prepared for earthquakes. we try to be prepared for both. our community has been focused more on wildfires. dan: as if it can be a prelude to something bigger, there is this answer. >> in 1868, there was 897 -- 9.7 earthquake. it is expected at some point

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now i have to turn it over reluctantly to the great dan bongino with "unfiltered." [♪] dan: we are fromhe government and we are here to help. no thanks. i will break down how big government stooges need us to be baby infants totally relying on them. big governments everywhere, healthcare and small business. it's not too late to start taking back our power. charlie hurt, dave rubin. i take on a democrat in another fiery rebuttal back again tonight. but first, i am tired of the government treating us like infants. infants that rely on mommy and daddy for everything. you have to change their diapers and feed them. infants don't do anything for themselves because they can't. if you leave an infant they won't survive. i got to thinking, government treats us like little children all the time. it's not just an act of misfeasance, it's an act of malfeasance. government is actively screwing up your life. misfeasance is if someone falls in front of you on the sidewalk and you don't help them up. malfeasance is when they try to get up, you punch them in the face. when you don't make the decisions

dan: i am dan ashley. another was in santa rosa, only lasting a few seconds. that was enough to rattle nerves and knocked things off shelves. broken bottles at a liquor store, toys knocked off shelves. cracks in the building. signs of an earthquake. the 4.4 happened with that aftershock minutes leader that measured at 3.9. >>'s fault line is the northward --this faultlines is the northward continuation of another. there is continuity between these false across the bay. dan: this is not the first time this fall has shaken the area. they have an history -- a history of it. >> there was any repair. it had significant damaging. dan: the north bay has become more synonymous with wildfires and prarse.thquake shoul>> no ot wildfires. we prepared for earthquakes. we try to be prepared for both. our community has been focused more on wildfires. dan: as if it can be a prelude to something bigger, there is this answer. >> in 1868, there was 897 -- 9.7 earthquake. it is expected at some point. dan: people reported getting alerts on an app. so far, no breaks but there have

dan: and i am dan ashley.led the largest case of public fraud in mississippi history and why nfl hall-of-famer brett favre is now facing questions. >>> and researchers weigh in on the best way to get your baby to stop crying and go to sleep so you can get some sleep. you're watching "world news now."

dan: can we fix it? is it too late?o one is seeing it from the inside better than you. >> yes, we can. we need government accountability and congressional oversight. and we need the political operatives to be called out by name, everybody from chris wray to bill barr to rod rosenstein to fiona hill and fusion gps. all these names have to become every day household names. dan: cash patell, thanks for your time, appreciate you coming on. you get a busload of ply grants in martha's vineyard. allen west will help us sort it out next your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over

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dan: can we fix it? is it too late?o one is seeing it from the inside better than you. >> yes, we can. we need government accountability and congressional oversight. and we need the political operatives to be called out by name, everybody from chris wray to bill barr to rod rosenstein to fiona hill and fusion gps. all these names have to become every day household names. dan: cash patell, thanks for your time, appreciate you coming on. you get a busload of ply grants in martha's vineyard. allen west will help us sort it out next in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today. comcast business. powering possib

dan: first fridays returned in oakland. why they may go a the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 counties. 27 supports non-gaming tribes and includes strict audits that ensure funds go directly to people off the streets and into there's only one choice. yes on 27. dan: tonight, people around the bay area are continuing to ride out the heat wave without power. the state avoided rolling blackout once again the pg&e is still working to resolve outages throughout our area. good evening and thank you for joining us. ama: we could see another bump in temperatures tomorrow. let's get to sandhya patel. sandia: excessive and dangerous category again. today, we had triple digits inland. 70's along the coast. these numbers were 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. 108 in fairfield. 97 i

dan: nasa launching another attempt.off had to be scrubbed because of an engine issue. a change in fueling procedures seem to have solved the problem. >> only think that will get in the way -- the only thing that will get in the way it is summertime in florida, rainstorms, lightning storms. they are still looking. dan: the artemis i rocket is embarking to the moon. it is the first of three missions that will be a virtual test on systems that are intended to one-day transport humans to mars and beyond. ama: bart is celebrating its 50th birthday. it has placed for histology arcade consuls. it is open to the public starting saturday. it was inspired when they install temporary arcade consuls previously. all games are free for bart and union writers. dan: many people are turning to swimming poster stay cool. the last weekend of recreational swimming. indoor classroom and weight room at a facility are designated cool areas. >> i think it will be busy. this pool gets populated in san francisco. people come to this. it is a gre

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dan, ama, back to you. dan: new developments tonight and the gruesome beheading of a woman in san carlos. the suspect in this case, raphael, did appear in san mateo county court today but his arraignment was delayed. his lawyers asked for a mental competency exam. this means everyone is scheduled to be back in court tomorrow, where they will discuss appointing two doctors to do the exam. the attorney says this is prolonging the preliminary hearing. >> we don't believe this will allow him to go free. it isn't like suddenly, if you are not competent to stand trial, that you get to go free. dan: the family of the victim, karina castro, showed up for the hearing and left the courthouse in tears. this was the first time they saw the suspect since the killer. ama: scary details in the south bay where three women were injured during a morning hike. a large oak tree fell on the group. it happened in san jose. the trail was closed for several hours after the rescue but has since reopened. fellow hikers tell amanda d

dan: thanks a lot.etting power back tonight after pg&e related outages started yesterday. the heat not only having an impact on the utility's equipment but also bart's. j.r. stone was in the east bay tonight and has this story. j.r.: pg&e cruise high above the ground in concord working to try to restore power after -- >> it went out after 10:00 last night. >> i was pretty hot. >> it was still out this morning so i try to keep everything closed up hoping it would be back on. j.r.: she said she was excited to leave her neighborhood tuesday morning knowing that the air-conditioning was on at work. her son sammy etc. did about school after quite the night. >> i get a wet towel and i put it anywhere on me. in the car, it was literally like 124. j.r.: 20 hours after this neighborhood lost power -- >> we got power. j.r.: it finally came back on around 6:00 p.m. tuesday. crowds of people riding bart not so lucky tuesday not, rushing to buses as the agency was forced to close the track in both directions between

dan: here we go.this extreme heat also means a strain on california's power grid, and that's why state officials are taking action starting today. karina nova is in the newsroom with more on this and what the governor announced late today. karina: first, the flex alert has been extended until tomorrow, calling for a second consecutive day of voluntary lectures of the conservation. as you heard from our meteorologists all day today, some areas of california are expected to hit triple digits for multiple days. today, governor newsom signed an executive order, like he has done the last two years, to ramp up the state's energy supply during this heat event. as part of that, businesses and those in the industrial sector are being asked to reduce their demand. when it comes to that flex alert today and tomorrow, you are asked to conserve energy between 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. to alleviate stress on the power grid. do what you can to free up the power supply. >> we want to make sure, again, we are not using, unnec

dan: can we fix it? is it too late?one is seeing it from the inside better than you. >> yes, we can. we need government accountability and congressional oversight. and we need the political operatives to be called out by name, everybody from chris wray to bill barr to rod rosenstein to fiona hill and fusion gps. all these names have to become every day household names. dan: cash patell, thanks for your time, appreciate you coming on. you get a busload of ply grants in martha's vineyard. allen west will help us sort it out next. are you gonna stop me? uh-oh... i'm almost there... too late! boom! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. dan: one of the these on this show and just about every other show i do. to them it's hierarchy. when you are an authoritarian like most liberals are, they are in charge and you are not. and they don't give a damn. they will take what they can take and give you the middle finger. never in modern history has there

dan: -- ama: disney plus. tonight in honor of tomorrow's disney plus day which features exciting premieres and perks for subscribers. disney is the parent company of abc 7. thanks for joining us. dan: we appreciate your time. >>> the pennsylvania woman killed in a shark attack in the bahamas has been identified as caroline diplacido. she was snorkeling with her family off the coast of nasa on tuesday when the attack took place, leaving her with fatal injuries to the side of her body. >>> the suspect in the killing of a memphis schoolteacher is now being held without bond. >> after a second court appearance in two days, cleotha henderson is now charged with kidnapping and murdering eliza fletcher. meantime, more questions are being raised about henderson's criminal background. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: new details are emerging about the man accused of kidnapping and murdering a memphis teacher and mother of

dan: i am dan ashley. we have team coverage devoted to finding the solutions for you. our reporter is hearing from community leaders who are making these calls for change. dion: we begin with j.r. stone in the newsroom with all new video from inside the school once those shots rain now. j.r.: so many of those students i talked with say they are still shaken up and as we see these new videos, you can see why. it was a very hectic being kids of all ages. all new video showing the moments children ran out of oakland bay tech charter school, escorted by police after gunshots rang out at the school complex in east oakland. in the video, law enforcement can be seen in the hallways with their guns drawn in an effort to get the kids out of the schools safely. the police chief giving you details on the investigation. >> this incident is gang-related. j.r.: that she says more than 30 shots were fired and close proximity to the high school also on the campus. six people were hit. two of the victims are still hospitalized life-threatening injuries. >> we believe this is related to

dan: i am dan ashley. we have team coverage devoted to finding the solutions for you.ur reporter is hearing from community leaders who are making these calls for change. dion: we begin with j.r. stone in the newsroom with all new video from inside the school once those shots rain now. j.r.: so many of those students i talked with say they are still shaken up and as we see these new videos, you can see why. it was a very hectic being kids of all ages. all new video showing the moments children ran out of oakland bay tech charter school, escorted by police after gunshots rang out at the school complex in east oakland. in the video, law enforcement can be seen in the hallways with their guns drawn in an effort to get the kids out of the schools safely. the police chief giving you details on the investigation. >> this incident is gang-related. j.r.: that she says more than 30 shots were fired and close proximity to the high school also on the campus. six people were hit. two of the victims are still hospitalized life-threatening injuries. >> we believe this is related to o

dan?: in the east bay, cities are seeing triple digit temperatures just as the high school football season kicks off. tonight in pleasant hill, players and families were battling the heat at a freshman game between foothill and college park high schools. j.r. stone was there and has the story. j.r.: woah, nellie! football is back. if you are just watching this high school football game at home, you did not see the tents in the crowd, umbrellas being held or water being served up, you would not realize it was 100 degrees at this game. >> 105 in pleasanton. j.r.: maybe 100 in pleasant hill is a breeze for the out of town football high school freshman team. certainly not a problem for grandma. >> i am a grandparent of number 55 on the foothill high/ pleasanton team. j.r.: not a problem as long as the water is served up, downed and sprayed. >> we use this at disneyland when it gets hot. it is a fan. you just kind of spray. >> that's not normal, not normal. we are enjoying it. j.r.: some folks

dan: wouldn't that be nice? you've been keeping an eye on what an incoming storm could bring us, sandhya patel. sam gerak: this looks promising. it will help with our fire season and our fire danger and the drought. it will help out. let's take a look at the rain chances over the next seven days. sunday, monday, tuesday. the possibility of rain goes up saturday night. this crips institute in san diego is saying there's a possibility of an atmospheric river. this would be a week atmospheric river, obviously if it pans out. we are looking at hefty rain totals. it's a light level one on our storm impact scale. sunday morning is your main event. moderate to brief heavy rain at 6:00 in the morning. that will continue until 8:00 and then we switch over to showers. brief downpours, possibility of lightning and gusty wind on sunday. that's not the only time we will be dealing with wet weather. i will be back with totals, coming up. ama: thank you. you can follow along with this weekend storm with live doppler 7. downloa

dan: wouldn't that be nice?been keeping an eye on what an incoming storm could bring us, sandhya patel. sam gerak: this looks promising. it will help with our fire season and our fire danger and the drought. it will help out. let's take a look at the rain chances over the next seven days. sunday, monday, tuesday. the possibility of rain goes up saturday night. this crips institute in san diego is saying there's a possibility of an atmospheric river. this would be a week atmospheric river, obviously if it pans out. we are looking at hefty rain totals. it's a light level one on our storm impact scale. sunday morning is your main event. moderate to brief heavy rain at 6:00 in the morning. that will continue until 8:00 and then we switch over to showers. brief downpours, possibility of lightning and gusty wind on sunday. that's not the only time we will be dealing with wet weather. i will be back with totals, coming up. ama: thank you. you can follow along with this weekend storm with live doppler 7. download the ab

dan: thank you for joining us. the dangerous heat is already here i'm a bringing concerns about the power grid, health, and fire danger. ama: we have abc7 news team coverage. dan: let's begin with abc7 news meter will adjust sandhya patel with -- meteorologist sandhya patel with the current conditions. sandhya: it is hot inland. excessive heat warning starts at 11:00 saturday and runs until 8:00 p.m. tuesday. it is for all inland areas, the hills. the excessive heat watch has been upgraded to a heat advisory until 8:00 p.m. monday. those temperatures around the bay shoreline and coastal range will be up to 96. inland, way hotter, 100 to 108 degrees. lake county up to 100. triple digits in the hottest spot saturday inland. getting into the mid 100s on sunday. inland areas will be. a reminder to never leave kids or pets inside the vehicle, stay hydrated. limit your outdoor time. when it is really hot, check on neighbors and relatives. a child heats up three to five times faster. look before you lock. that is an impor

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dan?an: in the east bay, cities are seeing triple digit temperatures just as the high school football season kicks off. tonight in pleasant hill, players and families were battling the heat at a freshman game between foothill and college park high schools. j.r. stone was there and has the story. j.r.: woah, nellie! football is back. if you are just watching this high school football game at home, you did not see the tents in the crowd, umbrellas being held or water being served up, you would not realize it was 100 degrees at this game. >> 105 in pleasanton. j.r.: maybe 100 in pleasant hill is a breeze for the out of town football high school freshman team. certainly not a problem for grandma. >> i am a grandparent of number 55 on the foothill high/ pleasanton team. j.r.: not a problem as long as the water is served up, downed and sprayed. >> we use this at disneyland when it gets hot. it is a fan. you just kind of spray. >> that's not normal, not normal. we are enjoying it. j.r.: some folk

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dan: i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us.rade student jacob villanueva was in a crosswalk in san jose when he was hit. amanda del castillo you was there tonight as the community came together for a vigil. reporter: a growing memorial marks the site were an eight-year-old and his babysitter were walking toward castle mont elementary in san jose friday morning. they were a block from campus when the two were hit in the crosswalk. both were taken to the hospital. jacob did not survive. >> it could have happened to her. my daughter. reporter: arcadia garcia didn't know the boy but she knows the crosswalk. >> cars are never castle. they just drive. they don't care if you walking by. reporter: the community gathered for a vigil at the crosswalk. >> she says, he was very friendly. the other little kids loved him. san jose police say a woman driving this black mercedes went to take a left onto driftwood drive when she hit the pair. we are told the driver stayed on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. it's unclear what led

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dan: i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us.rd grade student jacob villanueva was in a crosswalk in san jose when he was hit. amanda del castillo you was there tonight as the community came together for a vigil. reporter: a growing memorial marks the site were an eight-year-old and his babysitter were walking toward castle mont elementary in san jose friday morning. they were a block from campus when the two were hit in the crosswalk. both were taken to the hospital. jacob did not survive. >> it could have happened to her. my daughter. reporter: arcadia garcia didn't know the boy but she knows the crosswalk. >> cars are never castle. they just drive. they don't care if you walking by. reporter: the community gathered for a vigil at the crosswalk. >> she says, he was very friendly. the other little kids loved him. san jose police say a woman driving this black mercedes went to take a left onto driftwood drive when she hit the pair. we are told the driver stayed on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. it's unclear what

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i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz.h cam footage shows the shocking moment an suv came within inches of a little girl. dan: our reporter amanda del castillo has more and explains the call to action in the neighborhood. amanda: dashcam was rolling as she stopped to let this family cross in san mateo. watch closely as the three enter the crosswalk. that dark suv rips the child's scooter from beneath her, a few moments from what could have been a more profound tragedy. >> a few seconds later and she still -- and she could have gotten more seriously hurt. amanda: the girl's father tells meet the daughter is doing great. the family is shaken. i am told the driver returned to the scene. a report was taken and the traffic unit is investigating. huan who captured the incident and other residents say this is one example of close calls that have happened at this intersection. neighbors say they have alerted the city to it for years. >> we have been speaking in city council meetings and i think now the city will finally trigger so

i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. dash cam footage shows the shocking moment an suv came within inches of a little girl. dan: our reporter amanda del castillo has more and explains the call to action in the neighborhood. amanda: dashcam was rolling as she stopped to let this family cross in san mateo. watch closely as the three enter the crosswalk. that dark suv rips the child's scooter from beneath her, a few moments from what could have been a more profound tragedy. >>onds later and she still -- and she could have gotten more seriously hurt. amanda: the girl's father tells meet the daughter is doing great. the family is shaken. i am told the driver returned to the scene. a report was taken and the traffic unit is investigating. huan who captured the incident and other residents say this is one example of close calls that have happened at this intersection. neighbors say they have alerted the city to it for years. >> we have been speaking in city council meetings and i think now the city will finally trigger some rea

they didn't have to dan. yeah. all right, dan. thank you very much you well following yesterday's shooting some in oakland are saying that perhaps the push to defund the police went a little bit too far and may have contributed to the spike in crime. the city is now experiencing abc 7 news reporter liam. melendez is in the newsroom with why redirecting millions to violence prevention programs has been so slow to show results the end. well, you know, i think that consensus even after this shooting is that oakland will never allow security measures in schools. like for example metal detectors heavier security presence, you know if you remember in 2020 oakland started to move towards alternative programs other programs. today people feel that the transition from policing to more crime prevention methods needs more time. june 2020 a large group in oakland demanded that the school district's police department be eliminated. it was in part in response to the murder of george floyd by police in minneapolis. we are no longer asking for an

dan ives is here. good morning, dan.y question to you, you're the tech guru, is there any area of safety during this very volatile time? >> yeah, look, enterprise software, specifically cybersecurity, those will be pockets of strength because even though we're seeing a slower growth environment, names like microsoft, oracle, sales force, cybersecurity names like palo alto, z scale and others, you're not really going to see a deceleration of growth. those are pockets of safety names to play some of the storms we're seeing. i do believe you look onto the other side of the dark storm, those are the names. risk reward is massively compelling and that's how we'd navigate the storm. ashley: what about names like apple? they just released their iphone 14. i mean, at the price they're at, is it a good deal? high interest rates hurts corporate profits but it's a different animal. it's at 153 right now, dan. is that a good price to get in? >> apple is our favorite tech name because i continue to view it and i can just from our tra

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well, dan, specifically we're learning more about two victims tonight one. is this man jason arbuckle a carpenter with oakland unified. he didn't feel comfortable talking on camera this evening, but tells us a bullet grazed his head and left some fragments behind. he and a crew were hanging a trophy display case when the shooting broke out other parents describe a second victim who rushed to help after some of the shots were fired. letters marking the bullet holes left inside a school building after gunfire erupted at the king estates complex in east oakland parents. tell us this is an area where students enter the campus one left littered with yellow evidence markers some labeling spots were shell casings were found parents described what they were told by those inside this student was saying that he was gonna die and he was telling him that he was not going to die mario wars whose son goes to bay tech, which is a charter school on campus is describing. what a security guard there told him before going to the hospital with the gunshot wound. not only after