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i'm larry beil. >> thanks, larry. >>> now a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argenehind you. we certainly have a lot of low clouds around the bay, but this vantage point from our roof camera, nice out there, isn't it? the partly cloudy sky, the pink clouds due to the sun that came up about 45 minutes ago. as we look towards the rest of the day, the week, we will be looking at some changes. in fact, change is arriving as soon as tomorrow where we are looking at a warmer afternoon. today is the will kooecoolest d week. we will have the fog stay with us not only today and tomorrow but throughout the workweek when we are expecting excessive heat inland, perhaps about 100 degrees. it will stay cool and comfortable at the shoreline. here is a look at the fog and also the sea breeze that will continue to provide the cooler weather around the bay. there's the fog footprint all the way into the livermore valley this morning and even into the south bay. but it does clear and what a view here from walnut creek. beautiful clouds there. a nice start to your saturday. it is a mil

i'm larry beil. >> thanks, larry. a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen.ning. you see the fog behind you and there's a lot here as you look at mount tam but it will clear and we will get sun at the coast, allowing for a partly sunny day there. temperatures have been fairly consistent, but we will switch it up for the second part of your weekend. today will be the coolest day of the week where temperatures will be anywhere from the 60s to the 80s to you tthe inland valleys . we continue to see the low clouds and fog at the coast, keeping it comfortable there. the hot numbers arrive inland where numbers could be flirting with 100. look at santa cruz with the clouds out there. temperatures later on in the 70s. they were in the 60s yesterday. here is sfo. you can see not a lot of fog on the peninsula. this is what we have to look forward to, more sun, comfortable readings in the 70s for many cities from san mateo. upper 70s, redwood city. here is live doppler 70, and the fog across the bay. we will look at this clearing throughout the mid morning hours. right

i'm larry beil. >>> it is 5:48.orecast with lisa. >> hey there, kumasi. good morning to you. if you are an early riser you may notice how comfortable it is out there. mount tam, you look at the low clouds, the fog, you're right. with this mist in place, with mist and drizzle at the shoreline, but in the upper elevation winds training to a northern gradient. that means heat on the way to parts of the bay. if you are headed to the rangers and a's game, it will be warm. a lot of sunshine. 75 at 6:00, and we are still in the 70s by about 8:00. then looking at numbers in the upper 60s to mid 60s, 10:00 tonight. as you look at the golden gate bridge you see the low clouds, the fog, even mist and drizzle out there. it will be time until we clear, we will. and we will have fog across the bay here, about 1,800 feet but well above -- this is san jose and you see we have clear sky here. we are looking to a comfortable start to the weekend. oakland, 60. 65, downtown. the sutro tower camera the lower clouds in place. visibility

earlier today on abc 7 news at 4:00 nicole, the director of moving images joins larry beil and explained why the 1969 lunier landing remains relevant today. >> i think the moon sparks our imagination in space travel and i think the moon is so important to us in different cultures for different reasons but we have so many things that we can learn from it and i think there is so much more to learn. >> the u.s. may go back to the moon. nasa is working on plans to use the moon as a station to support missions to mars. >>> this year is the 70th anniversary of abc 7 and we're celebrating with a look back at memorable moments from the past and one was a creation of an iconic logo you may have seen once or twice. the circle 7 pin. a big part of the identity was the circle 7 created by a san francisco graphic designer named dean smith. >> dean came up with this brilliant design of a circle 7. the infinity circle of this station will go on forever. >> the logo appeared on the new set and microphones and added to the vehicles. there was even a special circle 7 item for station executives. >> this i

by the way, larry beil sent me an interesting piece of video. listen to his narration. >> it is so hot in the east bay, these guys are in the yard trying to avoid becoming roast turkeys in this heat. >> those are turkeys perched up in tree limbs and wherever else they could find a way to get out of the sun and larry, of course, our super photo journalist that he is was kind enough to send us this little piece of weather news. >> they were looking for shade. >> they were. as we all will be over the weekend. >> we do have wild turkeys in the east bay. i've been held up a couple times in traffic by them crossing the street. >> wild turkeys around here, too. [ laughter ] >> you calling out names? >> not yet. >>> coming up next, a celebration of survival. what these birds wen you mighyour joints...ng for your heart... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. pr

. >> i'm larry beil. a date a couple marked as a wedding anniversary turn into a tragedy. >> they were crossing the street yesterday when they were hit by a car. the husband 39-year-old benjamin dean was killed. his wife kelly dean is in the hospital. that couple is from clovis. >> lyanne melendez joins us from the hospital. what about the driver? do we know in terms of what caused this wreck? >> reporter: well, i'm going to tell you in my report in just a minute, but i wanted to tell you about the family, which is so important. they have been here all day. you know, the family member, one of them texted me to say we are all devastated. now, according to our sister station, benjamin dean, that's the man who died, he has three children from a previous marriage. now we are also told that unfortunately, his ex-wife, the mother of those three children died last year. so that means that these kids, these three kids now don't have a mother or a father. no longer in critical condition and surrounded by family me

i'm larry beil. abc7 news at 5 starts right now. >> they're not just tents.ath the b.a.r.t. tracks. is b.a.r.t. concerned about safety? >> we asked b.a.r.t. directly about the newest homeless encampment. the answer isn't simple and neither is the solution. >> in san jose, behind the lens behind the badge. why police want you to see these images. >> also tonight, why san francisco pulls a controversial measure to tax startups filing to go public. >> plus elizabeth holmes back in court. this time a judge agrees to her request. >> and a big win for the bay area. a battle over lead poisoning that finally ends with the state getting ll and in contra costa a daughter receives a military flag in honor of her father. a man she never met. >> now from abc7, live breaking news. >> and that breaking news is in hayward. there's an active shooting investigation. sky 7 was just over a tampa avenue near glad tidings way. and weeks community park. >> several cars in a parking lot are roped off with police tape. police say one person was hurt but they haven't released that per

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i'm larry beil. >>> all right.f the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, kumasi. it is changing. we have sun inland and we have fog at the coast, but it is a quick warm-up today. as we look live at emeryville right now, we still have clouds around but it will be a warm day on the bay. so if you were headed a little further east to the baseball game today, it is going to be hot there, where temperatures will be into the mid 90s -- i should say the mid 80s, and then they're going to cool off throughout the afternoon into the 60s. here is a look at santa cruz where you are looking at the fog right now and temperatures there near 80 degrees. so it is going to be a nice afternoon if you can stay towards the coast. live doppler 7 with the fog in the north bay, visibility reduced and looking at a sunny south bay right now where we had some clouds earlier. temperatures right now from the mid 50s downtown, and morgan hill, 62 in redwood sb, 54 in half moon bay. this is our sutro tower camera w

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i'm larry beil. >>> all right.ow we are getting a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you, kumasi. hi, everybody. looking atrylle youan see it is getting brighter out there. we will call it partly cloudy. the fog made its way into the inland valleys and the south bay but certainly patchy and numbers pretty . comfortable, maybe a little cool see high pressure build in. that's going to bring up the temperatures inland. that will be the trend for the week ahead, especially on wednesday. i think wednesday and thursday will be the hottest days of the week. wow, isn't this beautiful here outside our doors? with partly to mostly sunny conditions in parts of the bay, but we have the clouds hanging on here. live doppler 7 showing you that they are beginning to erode eastward from parts of the coast. we will call it mostly sunny at the beaches. redwood city in the low 60s, 59 in half moon bay. oakland, 64. it has been mild with southwesterly winds all night bringing up the warmer

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i'm larry beil. >> oakland's homeless population rose nearly n the last two years. the numbers show the rate is now 940 for eve100,000 people. that's higher than san francisco at 906 and berkeley 898. >> abc7 news reporter luz pena live with more what the mayor is saying. >> reporter: larry and ama, the mayor was not shocked by the numbers. she tells us that their goal is to have a total of 700 beds by the end of this year. there are more than 4,000 homeless in the city. >> a waiting list to be on a waiting list. item number 115. >> reporter: frankie lee ban ser one of more than 4,000 homeless living in oakland and says she's been waiting for housing for months. >> oakland is answering this crisis with a sense of urgency innovation. >> data collected by oakland and alameda county officials confirmed the homeless population per capita surpasses anywhere in the bay area. oakland's homeless population rose 47% between 2017 and 2019. >> we have the triple whammy of income inequality, an inadequate supply of housing, insufficient protections against displacement and a me

. >> i'm larry beil. reporter melanie woodrow joins us live from the fire scene in north oakland. and you just got new information about how this fire started. >> reporter: >> exactly, larry. fire investigators saying they now know the origin of this fire. they say it was towards the front of the building on the inside though they don't know the cause yet. the origin might not seem like much information but it's information they didn't have this morning. as flames raged thursday night at the oakland building under construction nate lampton grabbed his phone to record video. his wife had a different idea. >> took an one look, saw the flames and was like i'm going to pack. by thetime time i came outside, i could hardly see the building again. >> by this morning, two things were clear for investigators combing for clues. >> as of now, we have no known cause or origin. >> they're receiving assistance from the atf for good cnn somewhat of a normal practice here in the city of oakland with the recent fires that we've had in buildings under construction. >> reporter: since 2012, at least

. >> i'm larry beil. what a mess. it impacted bart located below the muni line.melendez with a look what happened. are we dry at this point, lyanne? >> reporter: we are dry and we are open. this, larry, is a beautiful thing. i can tell you. the muni system here at the embarcadero is now officially opened and opened, reopened about 30 minutes ago. this all started very early this morning with a test just a test. just after 5:30 this morning our assignment manager began recording water cascading on to t b endark darrow station coming from the muni line above as they were stesting their fire suppression system. >> muni was testing it last night and they couldn't turn it off. >> reporter: here's paul rose, muni spoke person. >> in that test, our drainage system malfunctioned causing the platform and trackway to flood. >> reporter: this was a routine test they do at all the stations. that fire suppression system looks like this. water runs through the main line located at the edge of the platform that transfers water to federlines that then distribute that water to sp

i'm larry beil. >> and i'm ama daetz. reporter laura anthony is live near the airport with the latest on what we've learned about today's crash. and laura has been getting the latest for us. laura. >> reporter: right, we just arrived here moments ago. let's show you if we can behind me exactly what's going on. we have confirmed, unfortunately, that there is one fatality. we understand that this was a helicopter owned by a local helicopter company called pacific helicopters, just after 2:30 this afternoon. we understand a flight instructor and a student were in the air around the airport here. we're not sure exactly what man maneuvers they wereoi oactici, went down. treolheer person, presumably the student in the helicopter, was taken to eden medical center where he is in critical condition. let's show you a live picture from sky 7, which is actually on the ground here at the hayward executive airport. this airport is owned by the city of hayward and it is operated by the city, that's where we're getting our information bu

i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. thanks for being here. jimmy kimmel line of, slk.ou, stay cool. >> hydrate. >> yes. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute". >> you see villagers around a well. >> and you see an elephant. >> the rescue drama. when you got car lovers reving the engine. >> the adrenaline gets going. >> the trouble when one driver is a little too jacked. >> he's ready for the x games, nowop dowg m a bighug. >> what happens whe to surprise dad. >> did you leave the ac on? >> a couple take on a cringeworthy grooming task. see the pain and gain when it's time to pull. >> and producers, don't get any stupid ideas and bring these things in here. >> a little one is in trouble in india. there you see a well and you see an elephant gap. they're taking down one of the walls of the well so the elephant calf can walk off. momma is not happy about it and she engages. >> careful. >> wow. >> oh, just stop moving the thing. she's obviously scared. just stop for a second. >> she probably thinks that it's going to harm the baby instead of help.

. >> i'm larry beil.ay's other top story, two earthquakes rattling the area this afternoon, a 4.3 just after 1:00 followed by a 3.5 aftershock. >> the quake was on greenville fault. not far from 680 and 580. the fault is in parts of both alameda and contra costa counties. >> a lot of people reported feeling the quake from livermore all the way to san francisco. i was iin danville. at first i thought a piece of furniture or something fell over and then a few more other shakes, it was okay, we are having an aearthquake. fortunately it didn't last too long. >> team coverage on today's earthquakes. news reporter lesley brinkley? >> reporter: i'm down here in black hawk at the shopping center. nearly everyone said they felt the shaking. even though they're miles from the epicenter. behind the me the black hawk theaters. imagine being in that dark theater reclined back in your seat and the screen starts swaying. what do you think? did people panic or take it all in stride? we found out. >> there's nothing to re

i'll larry beil >> and i'm ama daetz. here's what we know so far.ree people killed were 6-year-old steven romero, 13-year-old kayla salazar, and trevor erby who was in his 20s. police identified the suspect at 19-year-old santi no ligan. >> he used a ak-47 style rifle legally purchased in nevada. there's no confirmation that anybody else fired shots. officers engaged the suspect within a minute, killing him. >> and we have more information on those who were killed. we did tell you those names a moment ago. that 6-year-old, steven romero. you see our colleague dan ashley, he is actually live in gilroy right now because he's field anchoring for us as we get the latest information as of what's coming out about the suspect and those vic timtz. >> yeah. let's check and see if dan is set at this point. they were getting organized and ready -- no? all right. we'll keep going with what we have here now and, again, such a tragedy when you talk about especially the young people involved. we mentioned steven romero and kayla salazar as well as 25-year-old trev

i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. >> dmv offices statewide closed for the morning so employees couldcess the real i.d. transactions. >> this unprecedented move comes after huge lines and so many frustrated people trying to get the new card in time for a late 2020 deadline. news reporter laura anthony live at the dmv in walnut creek with more. laura? >> reporter: hi, larry. this office along with 182 others around the state are the back open now. you can see in walnut creek at least, things appear to be moving smoothly. this closure was pretty well publicized. a lot of people it seems did not get the message and showed up anyway this morning. not everyone got the word that their local dmv office was closed this morning. while some were frustrated outside, inside all 5,000 frontline dmv employees were receiving training on how to better process real i.d. transactions. >> they were doing role playing, playing customers and employees and going through real life scenarios in order to figure out what is the best way to service our customers. >> do you think three or four hours from trainin

i'm larry beil. >> i'm am a daetz.the sfp broke state and federal law. >> it shows police are trying to figure out how i got this police report on the death. in the court document an sfpd investigator lists i-team reports tweet by tweet story by story on the death of jeff adacih in february at this north beach apartment. they wanted to know how i got the police report that included photographs of the scene and concluded dan noise was offered the death investigation report by brian carmody that obtained the report from a san francisco police officer. carmody is a freelance reporter that sells information. based on that affidavit, the judge approved a warrant for carmody's phone records and another judge approved a raid on his home and office. david snider is executive director of the first amend

i'm larry beil. >> i'm kristen zmee in gilroy today, more vendors and volunteers were able to retrieveitting in two parking lots since the shooting. seven of the injured victims remain in the hospital. two of them have asked no information be released. the other patients are in serious, fair and stable condition. >> today we learned more about the investigation as well as the suspect in the case nice news reporter chris reyes is live at the festival grounds still blocked before by police with the latest. chris? >> reporter: good afternoon, kristen and larry. as you mentioned, there had been a lot of speculation about the suspect's motives. yesterday we reported to you that the fbi told us that they had not zeroed in on any one reason behind the suspect's actions. however, there are some reports circulating on line that the suspect identified w specific ideology. well, today, the fbi held an impromptu briefing right here to set the record straight. >> the information that's out there that it's being reported that there's white nationalism or any type of those that is not the determined.

i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. gilroy police are set to hold a news conference any minute now.ing it to you live when hedo. hours ago, police started letting volunteers and vendors access to their vehicles still parked in lots near the festival. >> fbi agents spent the day talking to witnesses. no new information has emerged about a motive. the los angeles times reports that the suspected gunman's family initially thought he was a victim of the shooting when he didn't come home. >> news reporter chris reyes is live at the police department with more how the spifrs of the shooting are being helped. chris? >> reporter: >> reporter: good afternoon. we were just at the center moments ago where we saw victims coming in and out for help. now, we did keep our distance out of respect. difficult enough to be going through this even harder to seek assistance. that's why the district attorney had the special message for those who may be concerned about coming in. >> nobody here is interested in someone's immigration status. we're interested in helping anyone that was a victim of what happ

i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. >> i'll make it very clear the city of san francisco is not going tome. we don't believe in taking taxpayer dollars to fuel criminal enterprises. >> the city of san francisco takes a tough stance on cyber attacks in the wake of the news abc7 broke yesterday about a cyber ran some aware attack on san francisco's asian art museum. >> the museum told abc7 news the system is now fine but the cyber attack put city hall's technology units on guard. news reporter vic lee is live with his follow-up report. vic? >> reporter: larry, ama, the cyber attack, the ran some aware attack

i'm larry beil. >> and i'm daetz.woman allegedly responsible for hitting two pedestrians yesterday in san francisco has been identified as 21-year-old kelsey mariah cambridge of vallejo. >> she's been charged with involuntary vehicular man slaut and with running a red light. meanwhile his wife is still in the hospital. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez at s.f. general hospital with an update now. lyanne? >> reporter: well, as you can imagine, family members are here at the hospital and kelly dean is no longer in critical condition, and that's a good thing, because before she was in an area of the hospital where family members couldn't be with that has now changed. >>> san francisco police say kelly dean's condition has improved. her injuries are now non-life threatening. witnesses say kelly and her husband benjamin dean why hit by the driver of this tesla yesterday in the crosswalk after police say running a red light and colliding with another car. she has been identified asid enere after being arrested.

. >> i'm larry beil.s we've been reporting on the problems encountered by dozens of tubbs victims who hired a central valley contract to build their homes. chiaramonte continued to promise they would get the work done but they haven't. >> we have a story that you'll see only on abc7 news. wayne? >> reporter: we've been following this one for quite awhile. behind me, one of the homes that is they started and now the homeowner is finishing it. that's just one of many homes here. this is a company that appears at this point to not be responding. there are dozens of lawsuits against it. let's begin with attorney richard freedman. >> it is a moral disaster for people who had lost absolutely everything who got some slight glimmer of hope that they were going to be able to rebuild their homes, put their lives back together. and to have him take their money and not follow through on his commitments was devastating to them. >> attorney richard freedman says devastating to the tune of $3 million or $4 million that

. >> this is for larry beil, i always told him i was a hoop steer.romised a spencer cam there he is almost ripping the little tykes hoop down. surprise visit from mickey mouse who shared with spencer. you're right. a toy donation for the kids in the hospital. always a great cause and i should mention that that was the extent of spencer's vertical leap at this point. that has been documented. >> that was not -- >> that's not a regulation basket. >> i'm sorry to say. >> about the rim -- >> his head was above the rim. back in the day you could get up around the rim. >> i could touch the rim but couldn't dunk. 6'2", the height of my youth, no pun intended and i played some hoops but i know i could dunk. >> with authority. >> almost dunk. i could get it right on the edge. >> i could just grab -- >> i could dunk on the little > department. the hoop is available. >> thanks. join us tonight at 9:00. new revelations, the sophisticated culture dug up at a 9,000-year-old site. we'll have that for you. >> an abc 7 news at 11:00 an anti tourism message by an unid

i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. for all of us, thanks for being here. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- casey affleck, from "the boys," jack quaid, and music from burna boy. and now, most likely, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy sha ji l host of the show. thanks for watching, thank you for coming and being a part of my life. i appreciate you. it's very nice and thank you for joining us as we gear up for the big event tomorrow, live from congress, the robert mueller show. the special counsel will at long last appear before the special committee to talk about his report on collusion basically, he's allowed to answer questions about anything as long as we already know it or don't care about it, so the justice department has instructed robert mueller to quote, remain within boundaries. is that necessary? he seems to me like, robert mueller is the guy who use the dividers in the grocery store checkout line even when there's nobody behind him. the president weighed in on this and wrote hi

. >> larry beil lives in the east bay. >> cool. >> she invited herself to a pool party. >> i did. >>t know i was throwing. >> that's the way you do it. >> this weekend, yeah. come on down. everybody. >>> giants going for a sweep of the cubs but the best highlights may have been in the cove. >>> good evening with the baseball trade deadline a week from today, giants were hoping for a series sweep of the first place cubs and looking to take another step towards eliminating a bunch of trade talk. the swan song. ever seen an inflatable swan that big? tyler struggled from the outside first inning javier crushed into the bleach ers 1-0 cubs. still 1-0 in the third and facing chris bryant and that's another one out of here. a two-run blast reach the water don't forget the cooler with the drinks. bottom of the three, two on for steven vogt delivering. giants in this game down 3-1. the swan has warmed the water. next stop alcatraz. fourth inning. albert high deep and aloha. 4-1 cubs the final. giants take two of three and we're almost back on land. almost. >>> the a's and astros, houston cont

. >> yeah, larry beil is here. >> yeah, with more mad bum rumors, giants meanwhile opening up a seriesly. some late power off the bench. belted >>> good evening. depending who you believe, the giants are talking with the astros about a trade from madison bumgarner or not. we'll know for sure the fate tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. when the trade deadline arrives. meanwhile, giants in philadelphia, anybody need a defender with good hands? look at the one-handed stab. yeah, that was me. game scoreless and signals off austin slater can't get to that. 2-0 phils. against reese gone. his 23rd allowing four runs and five innings on ten hits. phillies jump to a 4-0 lead. to the eighth, giants come alive. look at that pitch going in and brandon pinch hitting with the solo bomb, his 12th. also pinch hitting steven vogt gets a pass down the middle and that's gone. didn't think it was back to back. it was. anyway, 4-2 phillies now in the ninth inning. the a's and giants natural lives but oakland can do the giants a big favor as they take on the brewers or 1.5 games ahead of the g man. the a's also plan to

i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. thanks for being here. jimmy kimmel line of, slk. see you, s >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- shaquille o'neal -- fred savage -- alex morgan -- and music from koffee. and now settle down, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us here in sunny los angeles. it was 85 degrees today. it was just nice, and we should enjoy it, because i don't know if you read this, but there's a new study that says the heat index, which is basically the measure of how hot it feels. by the year 2050 the heat index will literally be off the charts. it will be so hot they won't be able to chart it, which, can't they just make new charts? can you imagine that? somebody says, how hot is it going to be today? they're just like, well, real, i don't know. over the next three decades, we'll have days on which the heat index is so extreme it becomes incalculable, which seems bad, according to the sam

i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. for all of us, have a great evening. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants-- a financial trader from chicago, illinois... a publisher and chief moderator from washington, d.c... and our returning champion, a math teacher from albuquerque, new mexico... ...whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! thank you, johnny. and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. we always hope that a "jeopardy!" game will be decided in final jeopardy! and that was the case yesterday, but unfortunately, in a negative way, because none of the players wa

i'm larry beil. abc7 "news at 5:00" starts now. >>> it's getting hot out there.git temperatures and heat advisory to boot. up in flames. the video that could be crucial to the case. p>> san francisco's mayor takesa tour. it's a face-to-face effort to change a neighborhood. >> forgive me. holy quok moley. ob cad does sure are pricey. the cost is being passed right along to you and me. >> plus, finally good news about jimmy garoppolo. >> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm ama daetz. that breaking news is in san jose where multiple cars crashed including a police car. >> news reporter amanda del castillo is live with what's happening. amanda? >> reporter: eric, ama, traffic is still crawling around the crash scene here at jackson and mckee in san jose. i counted six c ol carith its air bags deployed. we arrived about 40 minutes ago and saw an officer being taken away by ambulance. we reached out to the department to see how he's doing. i saw him getting in on his own. other people involved were resp including a few kids. one

. >> i'm larry beil. abc7 "news at 5:00" starts now. >> shook everything right away. >> just felt a big jolt. >> two quakes circled near livermore. we are live with team coverage. >> plus, fire at a storage facility here martinez. it started as a grass fire and then spread. >> also the changes being made to deal with the increasing number of hopeless people at sfo. >> and another fatal incident in the north bay. some a say it's a public health crisis. >> plus facebook tries to ease fear on its cryptocurrency plans on capitol hill where reaction was anything but cryptic. >> why one city wants a huge jump in grocery bag fees from a dime to a quarter. >> now from abc news, live breaking news. >> and that breaking news is in pacheco where a stubborn fire burned at least 20 storm units. that fire put up big flumes of smoke vis from throughout the east bnd parts as a brush fire along highway 4 but gusty winds pushed the flamesnd engulf a ro of storm units. some of them had cars with full gas tanks inside provid

i'm larry beil.tarts right now. >> yanked him out of the car, flopped him on the ground, reminded me of what someone might do with a dead animal. >> new questions about police use of force. did officers go too far when they arrested a man accused in a drug fueled rampage in mariner. >> security in the spotlight in the wake of what happened in gilroy, sonoma county takes a new look, us. >> aple that were there that night in las vegas, those sounds, they will forever be in your head. >> reporter: from someone who has been there. a woman who survived the mass shooting in las vegas now lives in gilroy and helping the newest survivors. >> a navy jet crashes in southern california. seven people are hurt. >> now had, news to build a better bay area. from abc7. >> and good evening. thank you for joining us. >> i'm kristen sze. we begin with the shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. today we learned more about the investigation and the suspect. >> news reporter chris reyes is live at the festival grounds st

. >> i'm larry beil. our other top story, the city of oakland will will get extra time to prove its case against the nfl and the raiders. >> they claim to move the team violated laws. >> the reprieve came with a sharp rebuke from the judge. laura anthony is live at oakland city hall. >> reporter: hi. we should be clear, this is not about keeping the team in oakland. no one really expects that to happen at this point. this lawsuit is about money and how much of it. the nfl and the raiders owe the city of oakland on the way out the door. we're pretty confident. >> attorneys for the city seem confident as they walked into a san francisco federal court ready to take on the nfl and the oakland raiders. when the one-hour hearing was completes, the city was on the eving end of a dressing down tt with a 45-day reprieve. >> he did instruct our attorneys we need to come back within 45 days to be able to provide additional anticipates, information clearly defining why we believe that it is an anti-trust case. >> rep

. >> i'm larry beil. >> abc7 news 598:00 starts right now. >> a less lethal weapon after a third tasergs its ways. >> fire burns through acre after acre stoking fire fears as temperatures pick up all over the bay area. >> the tragic tesla accident in san francisco, we now know the tesla was not on autopilot. one expert weighs in into shook at operation excellence. the dmv retrains its employees on customer service and real i.d. did it work? >> forget sunnyvale. it should be called google veil. a huge buying deal may be the biggest in the bay area. >> now this news to build att f >> wben tonht a police dep >>um aaron. th matouy sheriff's department is the revising policies after three taser related deaths last year. vic lee is live with the story from the hall of justice. >> reporter: the san mateo county supervisors still need to vote on the sheriff's new use of force policy. and the sheriff himself still needs to talk with the deputies union about all the changes. however, he believes these changes are good and they're necessary. october 3rd, this 36-year-old was stopped by sheriff's

rory wasn't any >> announcer: now abc7 sports with larry beil. >> good evening.1/2 games out of the second wild card spot in the national league, believe it or not. back home tonight madison bumgarner on the mound against the mets and there is noah syndergaard, trade deadline end of the month. widely expected the giants will continue to entertain offers for mad bum even though it will clearly hamper any potential playoff push. a five game win streak and the skipper bruce, difficult decisions about buying or selling at the deadline. good problems to have. >> i mean, we're here to win. this is a good thing. it doesn't make anything difficult. it makes things better. that's what we're here for so i don't think anybody wants it the other way. you want them to make it difficult. when it's tough, you get good choices. winning is a good thing, trust me. >> vintage mad bum there. a's take iguodaing on the centr division winning twins. bottom three, max keppler with a shot. matt olson makes the play, kept it 1-0 minnesota. a's would tie it up in the top half of the 4th. c

i'm larry beil. pedestrian was crossing the street and he was struck. >> this is our 20th fatality in track. >> not all of them are pedestrians but one victim is too many. the driver in this hit and run is talking to police. >> newly released documents in a fatal police shooting in oakland and now a call to fire the officers involved. >> water fall at b.a.r.t. water just pouring from light nix tours. we dig down into the muni malfunction behind the break down. >> and 20 feet of controversy. a steel cross is nearly obscured from the street. once again it's front and center in court.ivehere ylive, this is abc7 news. >> >> a smashed phone, a cap on ground and a wheelchair on its side. the loss of a life is marked in. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. >> police are investigating this fatal accident between a big rig and pedestrian. >> police say the pedestrian was crossing at eddie and mason when he was hit and apparently dragged from there to fifth and market s

i'm larry beil. >> oakland's homeless population rose nearly 50% in the last two years. is now 940 for every 100,000 people. that's higher than san francisco at 906 and berkeley 898. >>

. >> i'm larry beil.w. >> it was a brutal attack. >> it wasn't the only one. the chinese community in san francisco says enough is enough. they are reaching out for solutions in a's series of senseless crimes. >> a priest is accused of taking bags of cash from church collections in the north bay. what parishioners are telling abc7 news. >> fires broken out in napa county, structures now threatened. fight is on to keep it from doing a lot of damage. >> a an ace trainer. eny often.this doesn't >> announcer: now from abc7, live breaking news. >> and all afternoon we've been keeping a close eye on this wildfire that has led to people being told they need to evacuate in napa county. you can see from this video just about 30 minutes ago, firefighters are throwing everything they have at it. >> you see one of those choppers there. joining us now from cal fire is bruce lang. bruce, can you hear us okay? >> yeah, i got you. >> first talk a little about the conditions that firefighters are facing out there today. >