attorneys representing the victims say the federal bureau of prisons has known about the issue at fcifor decades. and not enough is being done to stop the abuse. they say it continues to this day. we reached out to the federal bureau of prisons for comment but they don't comment on pending litigation or ongoing legal proceedings. >>> state health officials reinstated san francisco's laguna honda hospital in the medical. it comes just days after city health officials asked to be reinstated. this ensures $200 million of state funding every year will continue to go to the embattled hospital. and the 500 patients would be forced to relocate putting their health at risk. >> when the desertification threats came to us, we knew we had to come together and fight for laguna honda. >> it still needs to apply for reinstatement into the medicare program. but medical makes up about 95% of the budget. >>> still ahead, as more students head back to the classroom, there is an increased focus on their mental health and well being. we will look at what schools in the bay area are doing. >>> then how on

a report by the associated press revealed that fci dublin was known as, quote, the rape club, saying that the permissive structure at the prison enabled years of coverups. >> we are going to change history today. i am so glad to have everyone here to understand our struggle and embrace our hearts, our trauma, and we are going to kick in the door and these women are going to break the glass ceiling. >> this immediately addresses abuse and make sure that staff have access to a lawyer. we reached out to the prison and they said they do not comment related to matters related to ongoing litigation or investigations. >>> this evening, lightning -induced fires are erupting across northern california. wildfires are burning in the klamath national forest. you are looking at a time lapse of the head fire burning on the north side of the klamath river. it has torched nearly 3000 acres and so far there is no containment on the flames, so let's get to try and hack me. ryan, how unusual is this activity? >> it is not unusual with the fact we have had thunder all over the sierra nevada and it has w

in terrorist flights of this kind, they are convicted based on the testimony of fci informants. they are found guilty . let's see azadeh taheri's report, take the money, give it to me, which may be connected here . ai was arrested for bombing and twenty-five they were sentenced to a year in prison, they will be released from prison. the judge of the southern district of new york's instagram is down. they know that they were the victims of a conspiracy. in part of this sentence , the judge considers the main conspirator to be the american government, and he sent himself and brought the curtain of $25,000. it attracted these four people. the entire fbi fraud case was to encourage them to commit crimes through the promise of money. shahesawar metin serah was only 21 years old when he became a similar victim . he succeeded in terrorism because he was trapped by an informant in 2004. in connection with the attempt to bomb the station metro found no explosives in the force of the known criminal during the search at his residence, but the court found him guilty of the informant's testi

it was just last month the 2 guards at the fci dublin facility pleaded guilty to sexually abusing women incarcerated. there. and this latest lawsuit now filed on behalf of 8 other women says that they were raped, drugged, extorted and threatened with deportation while they were imprisoned. the lawsuit also argues these issues are symbolic of california's entire prison system. it gets. >> of today's violent is that this is not about a few bad officers. it is not about one bad facility. it is inherent to the way that we incarcerate people today. >> the lawsuit asks that all prison staffer been accused of abuse be removed from the facility and it also demands more resources for prisoners, including counseling and health care. the bureau of prisons has not publicly commented on the lawsuit. >> alameda police right now are encouraging parents to talk to their children about the dangers of following social media trends. this after a number of random people were shot with bb guns or pellets. police suspect they're all connected to social media videos that encourage people to shoot at complete

if the judge certifies the suit as class action, it will cover all 600 women at fci dublin. the bureau of prisons has not yet responded to our request for comment. all right. take a look at this 12 hour time lapse from cal fire showing a wildfire up in siskiyou county. smoke filled the air at daybreak as firefighters moved in and worked to try to contain the flames here. that fire and others burning across northern california appear to have been started by lightning strikes. ktvu tom vacar has been monitoring that siskiyou county fire throughout the day and joins us now with the very latest tom. well the morning report brought a lot of bad news about a lot of big fires that threatened to get even bigger. the head fire in the klamath national forest is just one of dozens of lightning ignited fires. it has consumed 2700 acres on its own, forcing relatively few people in the sparsely populated area to be ordered to leave. but many and many more are under evacuation warnings. over the last 48 hours, we've had close to 4000 lightning strikes across what we call the northern regio

if the judge certifies the lawsuit as class action, it will cover all 600 women at fci dublin.ot yet responded to our request for comment at least eight people were detained at a union protest of state workers in sacramento. to shut it down. members of the union that represents nine different state worker bargaining units tried to block access to the legislature's office building. the chp, which handles security for some government buildings in sacramento, ordered the protesters to leave. workers have been without a contract for more than a month. they are demanding the state restore a health care stipend and increase wages. the state department of human relations says it does not comment on ongoing negotiations as it's still pretty hot and humid out there. temperatures inland into the triple digits again today. a little cooler in spots around the bay. i'll have the forecast after the break. let's go to alex savage now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the 7:00 news on ktvu. plus julie, thank you. coming up, new tonight at seven bay area drivers are spend

. >> it was just last month the 2 guards at the fci dublin facility pleaded guilty to sexually abusing women incarcerated. there. but the allegations go all the way back to the mid 90's in this latest lawsuit, 8 women claim they were raped, drugged, extorted and threatened with deportation while they were in prison. >> so the significance of today's violent is that this is not about a few bad officers. it is not about one bad facility. it is inherent to the way that we incarcerate people today. >> the suit asks all prison staff accused of abuse be removed from this facility. it also demands more resources for prisoners, including counseling and health care. the bureau of prisons has not publicly responded to this lawsuit. and people living east oakland neighborhood claim police are ignoring their concerns about crime. one woman shared video of shell casings found in the street. she says the morning after a drive-by shooting four's dan thorn has that story. >> the video is grainy, but the sound is unmistakable. barrage of gunshots ring out on 100 avenue between cherry and plymouth monda

if the judges certify the suit as class action, it will cover all 600 women at fci dublin. the bureau of prisons has not yet responded to our request for comment. students and families in the san francisco unified school district are dealing with more than just first day jitters. today, the district, like many others nationwide, is grappling with a teacher shortage. ctv's baylee o'carroll is a look at how the community is coming together to kick off a new school year. i love the first day. it's absolutely fabulous. i'm super excited. students and teachers in the san francisco unified school district returned to the classroom today. many are excited, including four year old bridget, who started tc and her mom. it makes me feel wonderful that she's going to be here with some amazing teachers. but as many are excited, many parents are also unhappy as teacher shortages continue to be a growing issue. the last numbers that we saw, there's 174 job vacancies currently in san francisco. this time last year in the district, there was around 70. so it is it is intense. it's a crisis.

now, if the judge certifies the lawsuit as class action, it will cover all 600 women at fci dublin. the bureau of prisons has not yet responded to our request for comment. new at ten tonight, six car is stolen in a matter of minutes from an oakland auto shop. oakland police are now investigating what is being called an organized car heist. ctv's dave detailing joins us now from oakland. after speaking with one of the victims, dave. good evening, julie. well, this all happened early saturday morning. speaking to one driver. she says she thought she was dropping off her car at what she thought was a secured business. turns out she was wrong. it was burglarized and now she's left without a car and a whole lot of paperwork. at 730 saturday morning, i got a phone call that said they were sorry, it's not the service call you want to get from an auto repair place. the manager of the firestone told anita waldron her 2016 subaru outback was stolen from this broadway location. a apparently she wasn't the only victim. they had crashed into the front window to get in and then unbolted the roll