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i'm dan ashley a harrowing day at a school for so many gun violence coming right up to the doorstep ofkland campus police. got the first calls of a shooting just after 2:45 pm on fontaine street right next to the king estates campus. it houses a number of schools the ones you see listed here, but investigators say the shooting happened on the roadsdale high school part of the campus now, here's the latest information we have right to this moment police say of the six people shot two of those victims are in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. one other has non-life threatening entries. another has been released from the hospital to our close to being released. the campus will be closed tomorrow during the ongoing investigation the suspect or suspects are still on the loose tonight. but tonight new details are emerging about those moments that gunfire broke out and those people caught in the middle abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is following the story. he is in the newsroom force with more on a couple of the victims today jr. well, dan, specifically we're learning more about two

i am dan ashley. ama: and i'm ama daetz. the mission to build a better bay area. dan: j.r. stone joins us with a change coming to the airport. j.r.: american airlines has had a flight attendant base for 50 plus years, but that will soon end, blaming competition and reduced customer demand. we are told this will not affect flight service, but it will affect families that have lived in the bay area for 40 years. >> it is a sad day. it feels like a kick in the gut. j.r.: tim schwartz, 27 year flight attendant for american airlines, is reacting to news that he will have to leave california. one of 400 bay area flight attendants that will be relocated or offered retirement packages as the company will close the san francisco base. >> we are a close family and it is hard to know that our family will be broken up. j.r.: american airlines says we expect that san francisco will remain the same level of flying it does today, but there are no plans to grow san francisco and no future flight prospects. senior fellow at stanford, leo hannon, says this is not surprising. saying last year

i am dan ashley. ama: and i'm ama daetz. the mission to build a better bay area. dan: j.r. stone joins us with a change coming to the airport. j.r.: american airlines has had a flight attendant base for 50 plus years, but that will soon end, blaming competition and reduced customer demand. we are told this will not affect flight service, but it will affect families that have lived in the bay area for 40 years. >> it is a sad day. it feels like a kick in the gut. j.r.: tim schwartz, 27 year flight attendant for american airlines, is reacting to news that he will have to leave california. one of 400 bay area flight attendants that will be relocated or offered retirement packages as the company will close the san francisco base. >> we are a close family and it is hard to know that our family will be broken up. j.r.: american airlines says we expect that san francisco will remain the same level of flying it does today, but there are no plans to grow san francisco and no future flight prospects. senior fellow at stanford, leo hannon, says this is not surprising. saying last year

i'm dan ashley and i'm on a dates now 10 hours after an electrical problem left passengers stuck in the tube barta still urging riders to find alternate modes of transportation. we know that we haven't provided good service this morning and we are hoping to diagnose a problem and get things resolved for tomorrow, but for tonight people should respect that we would have a single tracking on one of the two tracks. art suggests riders look into ac transit transbay bus service or ferries to get across the bay this evening and as we wait to find out more about the electrical problem that triggered all the delays in the mess. we are hearing from people who were stuck on that stranded train abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry has the story. a crowded west oakland station friday full of people confused about what is happening with bart on friday morning a train lost power in the transbay tube video from a passenger shows the entire train in pitch black darkness. it was very horrifying and horrible experience for everyone mossiolini was on the train. he says he was there for what like multiple hours

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julian: are you dan ashley? jobina: dan ashley kent state? -- dan ashley can skate?s fascinating. here is our east bay hills camera. clear conditions out there. if your allergies have resurfaced, here is the reason why. tree pollen is back at a high-level. at a high-level. the main offenders are elm and pine. mold spores are low. everything else, grass and weed pollen is not registering. take the medicine. warm weather increases paulison. bay bridge, limited fog for the morning commute. a warm to hot and for the month today and the weekend is cooler than average. in the south bay, 80's on the board. moderate air quality. sunny skies. one today and it is south bay. along the peninsula, good air quality and lots of sunshine. pacifica to half moon bay, afternoon highs close to 70. mid 70's downtown today. upper 60's daly city. south city is going to 77 with moderate air quality. it is a warm one. lots of sunshine. looking nice around sonoma, napa. 87 san rafael, 91 ukiah. east bay is warm. 83 union city. 76 richmond and inland. 90's in the warmest cities. 91 in concord,

i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. it has now been a brutal seven days of sweltering heat with record-breaking temperatures. it's been tough. we have abc 7 news team coverage as we monitor the energy demand and the possibility of those rotating outages. we begin with abc 7 news meteorologist, sandia patel who is tracking the numbers right now, sandia. yeah and right now dan and alma those numbers are down compared to 24 hours ago. let's check out the temperatures 9 degrees cooler in oakland four degrees cooler in san jose, but inland areas are still baking in the heat 103 and brentwood livermore 108 in fairfield, so and areas have not escaped the heat wave 80 in oakland 78 in san francisco mid-90s around san jose 98 degrees right now in santa rosa inland areas in the hills under that excessive heat warning through tomorrow night lake county until 10 pm, friday and solano county until 8 pm friday very high to high heat risk heat advisory for the bayshore line until tomorrow night also includes the marin coastal range an

thank you for joining us on dan ashley, and i'm on a dates tonight. we're learning more about the victim and the man now being held for her murder in san carlos. i team reporter dan noyes, sat down exclusively with the woman who raised the victim and the couple's argument over snapchat just hours before this deadly encounter. he's here with us in the studio, dan. what a story well, dan and i'mma this family wants you to know karina castro to understand what she went through and to help bring her children home. they were taken by social workers after the attack. i holding up danielle gannon met me outside her home in vallejo today. i'm actually interested in everything so sorry, she invited me to meet her son marty castro the father of the victim and yesterday's brutal sword attack karina castro. she was an amazing. woman very stubborn determined to raise her daughter's on her own. karina was 27 years old attended menlo atherton high school got her ged and worked as a doordash driver. she left behind seven-year-old and one year old girls. she had the yo

dan: i am dan ashley. our reporter leads us off with jane doe, now seeking damages. jr: there are a major privacy concerns here about once it is gathered when it should and should not be used in cases. a federal civil rights lawsuit has been filed against the city of san francisco. police chief bill scott and other city officials over the use of dna taken from a 2016 rape kit. >> one of the things the police asked her to do was to have a sexual assault rape test performed on her so she did that with the express understanding that it would be used to bring the person who victimized her to justice. six years later, officers show up at her door, knocking with an arrest warrant. j.r.: an attorney represents a woman whose dna from that rape kit linked her to a burglary crime. in 2021, she was arrested on a wagly after a neighbor called in to report a domestic disturbance. that burglary charge has since been dropped. in march, phil scott addressed the issue. >> this was something that should not have happened. as far as we know, it is an oops ie. the problems have been ide

i'm dan ashley and i'm a dates the other story we're following tonight is an alleged case of racism in the east bay. i've never heard about this kind of treatment for example a white man who may have been in a similar instance. and i've heard about this many many times this kind of disrespect and humiliation for black men and brown men and other folks of color. tonight one woman is speaking after her husband was handcuffed and wrongly accused of driving a stolen truck abc 7 news reporter loose pena spoke with that man's wife who strongly believes. this is an example clearly of racism and loose joins us in the newsroom with the story. there's danielama, this happened 48 hours ago in oakland resident was gearing up to go to work when a couple accused him of stealing their vehicle. he kept telling them the truck was his he was too shaken to speak today, but his wife said police detained him and questioned him unfairly because he's black. on tuesday morning around 11:30 am nicole hirsch's husband was sitting in his vehicle when a couple approached them. he described it like they were looki

i'm dan ashley and i'm dionne lynn. you're watching abc 7 news at five right here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream. well right away abc 7 news reporter. tim. johns joins us now with the very latest on the shooting investigation yeah, tim walk us through what investigators are saying. yeah, dan dion now police really reinforcing today that this is still an ongoing and active investigation 24 hours later. there are still a lot of unanswered questions one key thing that we learned today though was that of those sets people who were shot? none of them were actually the intended targets. we're all learning that over 30 rounds were filed at rudsdale high wednesday in east oakland at a virtual press conference this morning oakland police confirmed that the original call for the incident came in around 12:45 in the afternoon after their arrival police determined that shooters did not appear to be on the sprawling campus. that's home to three schools including rodsdale. the campus was placed on lockdown law enforcement

i'm dan ashley and i'm on a dates. we'll get to the fire and power outages in just a moment, but let's begin with abc 7 news weather anchors spencer christian because tomorrow spencer sounds like could be even worse. it could be done and i'm a we had very very hot weather today as you know with numerous record highs being set for this day. here's a look at some of the high today 115 in vacaville. i got up to 117 over in fairfield 116 in livermore highest temperature ever recorded in livermore, certainly, obviously a record for today. so all around the bay area we had upper 90s to 110 115 degrees. and of course the successive heat warning we've been talking about will be an effect through 8 pm thursday for all regions of the bay area except those communities right around the bay shore line and on the coast during this period of time of course heat related illness is a high risk, and of course we advise not we advise limiting your exposure to the heat and the sun also during this time period through 8 pm thursday. he'd a

i'm dan ashley and i'm on a dates. we'll get to the fire and power outages in just a moment, but let's begin with abc 7 news weather anchors spencer christian because tomorrow spencer sounds like could be even worse. it could be done and i'm a we had very very hot weather today as you know with numerous record highs being set for this day. here's a look at some of the high today 115 in vacaville. i got up to 117 over in fairfield 116 in livermore highest temperature ever recorded in livermore, certainly, obviously a record for today. so all around the bay area we had upper 90s to 110 115 degrees. and of course the successive heat warning we've been talking about will be an effect through 8 pm thursday for all regions of the bay area except those communities right around the bay shore line and on the coast during this period of time of course heat related illness is a high risk, and of course we advise not we advise limiting your exposure to the heat and the sun also during this time period through 8 pm thursday. he'd a

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larry: dan ashley is here in the studio with us with the details. ing while it has been destructive, some groups see a potential golden opportunity hayden in that riptide. >> there is a distinctive swimming pattern. dan: he is old friends with the tiny algae blame for the bloom and san francisco bay. he and his colleagues in timber run identified it during an event here nearly two decades ago. he says the species is both patient and mobile, able to survive in a pod like state until conditions are right and actually navigate around the surface to reach sunlight and nutrients. >> in doing so it can go to the surface and get plenty of light because normally we don't get blooms in san francisco bay because of all the silt load. dan: changes have researchers debating what is ahead. it's a complicated situation, since the gold rush, gold goal bay has been murkier due to the heavy runoff from hydraulic mining. for several reasons, many of them good, the bay order is cleaner, allowing sunlight to reach the algae. and with our growing population the increased

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i am dan ashley. ama: evacuation was in me.i am ama daetz. >> in lincoln heights, there are homes in that line of fire. ama: the fire was first reported at the lumber mill. there is dry vegetation close by. the cause of the fire is under investigation. i mountain fire is burning a couple miles away from the fire in mead. it has doubled in size since this afternoon. 1400 acres and is 0% contained. dan: fire danger here in the bay area. we go to our abc7 news meteorologist, sandhya patel. sandhya: days of triple digits as a. we take the baby warning. starting on sunday and running -- we take a look at the heat warning. starting on sunday and running until tuesday. also in the coastal range. san francisco not included. holiday heatwave includes temperatures that soar into the triple tomorrow. sunday into monday. when 10 degrees. that fire danger will be going up. i would take a look at how long this will last and when committees get a break from it, coming up. ama: thank you. there will be another flex alert tomorrow to avoid blac

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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

i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. 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 som

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 real

i'm amade and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us for this special edition of abc 7 news taking a live. look now from our golden gate bridge camera pretty nice conditions out there, but we are still seeing showers and thunderstorms in some parts of the bay area. yeah abc 7 news meteorologist. andy patel is tracking it all for us sandia. yeah, dan and alma it is active right now in vacaville. i want to show you the thunderstorms that are rolling through the region. you can see numerous lightning strikes in the area of the north bay, but right now as you will notice across highway 505 heading into dixon and winters, we do have a thunderstorm as we get you into street level radar here. they've seen downpours in the area east montevista avenue seeing some rain right at this hour and as we widen out the picture we are seeing a lot of lightning across the region. this is moving through the east bay and the north bay precipitation rates have varied from about 8. to about a half an inch an hour even higher where the

i'm kristen z and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us for our continuing coverage of this shooting that happened in east oakland at a school campus that contains three schools. in fact, it's on the 8200 block of fontaine street again in east oakland. we have team coverage for you abc 7 news reporter liam. melendez is speaking to parents. ryan curry is a highland hospital where victims were taken, but we're going to begin with abc 7 news reporter tim johns tim. yeah, dan chris, and i've been out here for hours now. just talking to parents talking to staff members as you can see one of those schools is just behind me here and we have seen dozens of people streaming out of here over the hours and so many people have are just angry frustrated upset not knowing what they were gonna find when their kids showed up when they came to get their kids. i should say taught to grandmothers talk to parents talk to one man in particular who's picking up his four year old daughter who said she was blissfully unaware of what was g

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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

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i am dan ashley. ama: evacuation was in me.m ama daetz. >> in lincoln heights, there are homes in that line of fire. ama: the fire was first reported at the lumber mill. there is dry vegetation close by. the cause of the fire is under investigation. i mountain fire is burning a couple miles away from the fire in mead. it has doubled in size since this afternoon. 1400 acres and is 0% contained. dan: fire danger here in the bay area. we go to our abc7 news meteorologist, sandhya patel. sandhya: days of triple digits as a. we take the baby warning. starting on sunday and running -- we take a look at the heat warning. starting on sunday and running until tuesday. also in the coastal range. san francisco not included. holiday heatwave includes temperatures that soar into the triple tomorrow. sunday into monday. when 10 degrees. that fire danger will be going up. i would take a look at how long this will last and when committees get a break from it, coming up. ama: thank you. there will be another flex alert tomorrow to avoid blackou

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'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 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

i am dan ashley. ama: i am ama daetz. coverage begins with sandhya patel.dhya: we are talking about sweltering heat this upcoming weekend. we are going to start to see that heat building not just over the central valley, but shifting westward. as the dangerous heatwave develops, you're really going to feel it in inland communities. inland areas and the hills going under an excessive heat warning. all the areas shaded in orange under a heat advisory 11:00 a.m. sunday until sunday night. that is the bay shoreline and marin coastal range. it will carry over into early next week. this saturday, you start to see some 90's and 100's. on monday, we are talking by extreme heat when it is 108 degrees in concord. fire danger will be increasing not just tomorrow, going into the high category, but this upcoming weekend. i will be back. dan? 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 colle

i'm kristen z and i'm dan ashley.nk you for joining us for our continuing coverage of this shooting that happened in east oakland at a school campus that contains three schools. in fact, it's on the 8200 block of fontaine street again in east oakland. we have team coverage for you abc 7 news reporter liam. melendez is speaking to parents. ryan curry is a highland hospital where victims were taken, but we're going to begin with abc 7 news reporter tim johns tim. yeah, dan chris, and i've been out here for hours now. just talking to parents talking to staff members as you can see one of thosech

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i'm dan ashley. it has been a bloody week on the streets of oakland and tonight police.rmstrong says it is now all hands-on deck these nine deaths in just the past nine days now forcing oakland police to make big changes abc 7 news reporter hunter hassan is digging into exactly what is being done and why some community activists believe it might not be the right solution. nine people were shot and killed in separate incidents over the past nine days in oakland the latest tuesday morning police. chief laurent armstrong says the department is making changes. we are going all hands on debt to address gun violence in the city of oakland chief armstrong says, he's adding eight officers to the criminal investigation unit. more officers will be added in the coming months as new recruits. join oakland's rank and file that will increase the number of investigations that we can take on those include shooting investigations burglary investigations. armstrong says more officers will be deployed around the city as a deterrence, especially in east oakland in parts of west oakland two

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

i'm liz croy and i'm dan ashley the chief hopes that this all hands-on deck approach will provide an immediate impact to the safety of people living there visitors and businesses alike. but his announcement comes as the city saw it's 96th homicide of the year. it happened about 10 o'clock this morning on eads avenue in the brookfield village neighborhood police. say two men were shot, but one of them succumb to his injuries and was pronounced dead this death marks the fifth homicide since friday and near the oakland san leandro city line a woman was shot in the face while sleeping that's according to our media partners at the bay city news group. this happened on apricot story and 107th avenue just after 11:30 last night the 21 year old woman told the paper she awoke to fire and realize she was shot in the face. she was driven to the hospital and is said to be in stable condition police recovered several bullets and shell casings and say at least one other resident was hit by gunfire, but no one else was injured and oakland police chief laurent armstrong says he has heard from city r

i'm kristen z and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us.reporter cornell. bernard is looking at what the rain means for the rest of the fire season, but let's start with abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel sandy. yeah, dan and kristen. this has been a welcome sight to get the rain, but now i want to show you what is happening as we speak on live doppler 7 thunderstorm has just developed in the inland east bay. we're going to get you down to street level deer valley road right around the antioch highway 4 corridor. you are seeing some downpours at this hour as we take you in and show you the rainfall rates. it's actually showing over five inches per hour if it holds together. we're going to track that for you heading into collinsville at 406 into rio vista at 4:15. this is precisely why don't let your guards down because we are seeing development happening with the instability from the sun heating the landmass. you will notice some showers right around yountville across 29 at this hour. once again, we are seeing a thunderstorm developing as

i am dan ashley. ama: i am ama daetz. coverage begins with sandhya patel.andhya: we are talking about sweltering heat this upcoming weekend. we are going to start to see that heat building not just over the central valley, but shifting westward. as the dangerous heatwave develops, you're really going to feel it in inland communities. inland areas and the hills going under an excessive heat warning. all the areas shaded in orange under a heat advisory 11:00 a.m. sunday until sunday night. that is the bay shoreline and marin coastal range. it will carry over into early next week. this saturday, you start to see some 90's and 100's. on monday, we are talking by extreme heat when it is 108 des in cco. fire danger willeang the high category, but this upcoming weekend. i will be back. dan? 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

i'm liz croy and i'm dan ashley. we have abc 7 news team coverage for you with our ryan curry and under hassan at bay area hospitals. we're six different patients were taken to be treated all of whom again are 18 years of age and older but all are affiliated with the schools and our liam melendez is speaking to parents, but we do begin with abc 7 news reporter tim johns tim on the scene there now for hours. what's the latest? yeah, liz dan as you say we just got done with a double press conference one from the oakland police department the other from the oakland unified school district of those sits adults too as you say have a life-threatening injuries one has been released to our pending release and that remainder has non-life threatening injuries. now opd says they are looking for one shooter. although there are others who may be involved. they're also asking the community to come forward if any information any pictures, even if they've heard anything just to help them with this investigation as we say it is still

i'm dan ashley. it has been a bloody week on the streets of oakland and tonight police. chief laurent armstrong says it is now all hands-on deck these nine deaths in just the past nine days now forcing oakland police to make big changes abc 7 news reporter hunter hassan is digging into exactly what is being done and why some community activists believe it might not be the right solution. nine people were shot and killed in separate incidents over the past nine days in oakland the latest tuesday morning police. chief laurent armstrong says the department is making changes. we are going all hands on debt to address gun violence in the city of oakland chief armstrong says, he's adding eight officers to the criminal investigation unit. more officers will be added in the coming months as new recruits. join oakland's rank and file that will increase the number of investigations that we can take on those include shooting investigations burglary investigations. armstrong says more officers will be deployed around the city as a deterrence, especially in east oakland in parts of w

. >> i am dan ashley, residents are worried about an explosion of street bending in the mission district- goods and drugs being sold there as well. >> san francisco crews are about to crack down on vendors without permits. reporter: starting tomorrow san francisco public works expect others -- inspectors will start to confiscate items that do not have permits and refused to leave the area. 24 hours city officials will begin the enforcement. >>. we apply for a permit to sell in the street reporter: it is the final warning before the san francisco public works department begins to crack down. >> we want to free up the travel people getting on and off the buses. reporter: starting at the mission and 20 four st or plaza you can see what appears to be stolen goods and drugs sold in the open. four months residents and business owners have complained about lack access, they have voted to rre every street owner to have a permit. reporter: are you glad it is finally happening? >> yes, the street now is terrible. especially the bus stations are terrible. reporter: he has been selling traditional m

i'm dan ashley and i'm a dates the other story we're following tonight is a grim outlook for the future of san francisco's economic recovery as the city struggles to compete. international tourists abc 7 news reporter stephanie, sierra is digging into that force and is here with us tonight. steph yes, jan and alma the main issues plaguing san francisco open. ed markets homelessness and property crime are not only causing problems for those of us who live and work here, but are now pushing international tourists away in ways. we haven't seen before and experts worry if we don't see improvements soon. the city's economic future may never fully recover. san francisco used to be one of the most iconic tourism hot spots in the world, but today the city is struggling to keep international tourism alive. why scenes like this people shooting up in broad daylight homeless tense crowding the sidewalks and people like this we saw today. you know, you have to be honest. we have to tell them the truth about what to expect in san francisco. anybody who's planning a convention is going to come here an

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i'm kristen z and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us.reporters and some of the hottest areas and meteorologist mike nico on those records the heatwave continues and for the sixth day in a row. we have another flex alert it took effect and continues through ten o'clock tonight. there's also a spare the air alert, which asks that you limit your driving and try to avoid outdoor activities if you possibly can. and here's what you can do to help save power during the flex alert if you have aircond srta't charge your electric car or use major appliances during that time and turn off any unnecessary lights. all right. now, let's go to abc 7 news meteorologist mike nico with a look at the hot forecast mike. it says good as advertised day and kristen. hi everybody on this labor day. we are laboring to get through and find some relief from the heat. there are a few select areas as you look at the currents and that is half moon bay 73 look at that ocean temperature 54, but we're in the mid 90s in san francisco oakland san mateo near 100 in hayward