marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to marci. >>> friends and former classmates cameogether to remember ally kostial. they gathered outside the 21-year-old's former high school, a day after the last known video of her was released allegedly by a male classmate. friends hope the tragedy doesn't define her life. >> i want her to be known for not what happened to her but just that she was way more than that. she was the sweetest person and i can't say that enough and that word is an understatement but that she was just our friend and she didn't deserve what happened to her. kostial's wake begins this afternoon. an attorney for the 22-year-old charged in her murder says he will plead not guilty. >>> time now for a look at your weather this friday morning. europe is in the grips of a deadly and record-setting heat wave. it was neverly 110 in paris on thursday. that's the hottest ever for the city of lights. people were encouraged to work from home and cancel or postpone all unnecessary travel. at least five deaths in france have been blamed on the heat. records were also s

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >>> san francisco police arrested a suspect in the theft of a dog. it happened outside a grocery store in japan town on july 13. the dog was reunited with her owner after being found a couple case later. san francisco police shared this picture of the suspect. investigators arrested him after he was detained by officers. he was suspected of vandalizing cars. >>> i'm amanda del castillo. coming up, an internationally known artist is building a better bay area here in san jose, with a new mural. >> >> eight teenagers were admitted to the same hospital with severe long damage. >> one thing they have in common, vaping. >> doctors are trying to piece together the long-term effects. >>> a weekend of excessive heat. all the hot spots in the forecast. >> and here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel right after "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> thanks larry and ama. i think you're going like our show a lot. the enthusiasm would not be there the second time? >> no. and you score the you knperfect outfit?at ross ooooohhhh! game on! now, that's yes for less

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles.nir in the south bay, six cars including a police car crashed late this afternoon at north jackson avenue and mckee road in san jose. ambulances took several people to the hospital including some children and a police officer. one of the accident victims told abc7 news the police car was going through the intersection with lights flashing when the crash happened. >> he came through. turned his lights on. cautiously entered the intersection. as soon as he got into probably the middle of the westbound lane, that's when he got hit. >> the collision with the police car led to a chain reaction crash. san jose police say all of the victims should be okay. >>> there are plenty of questions about a fire that gutted a housing development under construction in oakland. here's a look at that and other stories making headlines around the bay area. >> it's just vet frustrating and sad. >> since 2012, there have been at least eight large fires at housing construction projects from concordtomiryville

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> authorities are on the hunt for 70 packages stolen from an amazon delivery van. the man accused of driving off with it. investigators believe 4-year-old charles farmar stole the truck when its driver got out last thursday and drove to be an address where police say a co-conspirator helped unload all 71 packages inside. officers locate the truck, recovered one package and arrested he canal bine on stols well as cargo threat of. the electronic ins displayed atop the salesforce tower at night will change in a few months. you might be part of of one. a network of cameras is recording images. an artist will blur the pedestrians so you can't recognize the faces. the person in charge of the project told the been hearing from people who are tired of the current video usually when you look up, it's a person dancing. >> google has cleared apps out of its google play store thatho them. the apps including a child tracking program called spy tracker and another for companies to see whether employees were working called employee work spy. a reporter read b

here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: it looks like one of his big-screen fighting scenes.is is a real attack on actor simon yam. witnesses recording it, and chinese officials posting an image online. the hong kong star who's appeared in more than 125 movies including alongside angelina jolie in "lara croft tomb raider: the cradle of life," on stage at an event in southern china this weekend when you see a man run up and stab him repeatedly. the suspect put in a choke hold as security guards rush in. the 64-year-old veteran actor rushed to a hospital where he underwent what's being described as minor surgery. the alleged attacker is in custody. police say he has a mental health disorder. tonight, we're told yam is expected to make a full recovery. tom? >> marci, thank you. >>> when we come back, the dangerous reason stores are recalling some sandwiches and salads. stay with us. i've been diagnosed with age-related macula degene which could lead to vision loss. so today i made a plan with my doctor, which includes preservision. because it's my vision, my morning walk, my sun

here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, police in texas searching for a gunman who set off this horrific explosion. trapping two toddlers and their parents inside their burning vehicle. witnesses say this case of road rage started when the family stopped to buy fireworks. the father getting into an argument with another man. >> he supposedly cut him off. and then once that happened, that's when the dude started shooting. >> reporter: investigators say the shooter followed them to this gas station, firing as they tried to drive away. the incident caught on surveillance. >> one of the rounds struck the fireworks in his vehicle causing the fireworks to explode. >> reporter: the inferno, badly burning the 1 and 2-year-old children in the backseat. they and their parents, pulled out of the car by good samaritans. >> she just kept yelling, "my baby, my baby." i said, "ma'am, we need to step away from the car, because the car is going to blow up." probably two seconds after that, that's when the fireworks started coming out. >> reporter: all four family members are still in the hospita

>> okay, marci, thank you. >>> we'll turn now to the fatal mixup at a chicago hospital. the wrong family making the heartwrenching decision to remove life support on someone who was not actually their family member. tonight, those families blaming police for misidentifying a critically injured man. abc's alex perez picks it up from here. >> reporter: this chicago man was badly beaten and found unconscious by police. hospitalized and on life support, authorities used mugshots in may to determine he was rosie brooks' missing brother, alfonso bennett. but she immediately told doctors something didn't seem right. >> i said, "doc, i understand what you are saying. but i cannot recognize him as my brother. >> reporter: showing no signs of improvement, brooks and her family made the excruciating decision to take him off of life support. but as they prepared for his funeral, alfonso bennett, very much alive and well, walked into a friend's barbecue. >> she said, "he's here. he's alive." >> reporter: it turns out the missing man was actually elisha brittman. fingerprints from the

here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, parts of the san diego county fair shut down after this-year-old boy was infected with e. coli and died. >> he's upstairs now. a little angel. >> reporter: jedidiyah cabezuela's family says he visited one of his favorite attractions, the petting zoo, washing his hands afterwards. but four days later, they say he got sick. >> he was hurting so much he almost couldn't cry. >> reporter: after several more days, health officials explain, a rare complication from e. coli killed the toddler. three other children who visited the fair were also sickened by the bacteria. inspectors finding the e. coli likely came from either the petting zoo, livestock exhibits, or pony rides. >> there is waste. potentially a young child could touch it or walk in it or get it on their sneakers. it's hard to say. >> reporter: officials say that in at least two of the cases, the child did not wash his or her hands after being around animals, though there were reminders, as well as soap and water stations. >> washing hands is very important. so when you are touching an

here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, members of the u.s. water polo team returning to los angeles after surviving that deadly balcony collapse inside a south korean night club. this video obtained by swimswam.com showing partygoers at coyote ugly trying desperately to lift the collapsed dance floor, and free people trapped underneath. >> it was a really scary situation and very dangerous. >> reporter: two people were killed, more than a dozen others injured. among them, four members of the u.s. water polo team who were out celebrating the women's win in the world championship. >> the next thing you know, the floor collapsed beneath us on the second floor, and we were suspended 10, 15 feet in the air and sort of fell down. >> reporter: johnny hooper speaking exclusively to abc news after getting stitches in his hand. kaleigh gilchrist, the most seriously hurt, still hospitalized tonight. posting on instagram that surgery for a deep cut to her leg "went well." and tonight, investigators in south korea are looking into whether that balcony was

here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight police determined to track down these teenage fugitives suspected in three murders. the military arriving to help. >> we're all jittery. >> reporter: investigators say investigation began july 19th. chynna deese and her boyfriend lucas fowler found in british columbia. three days later police discovering leonard dyck. all the victims shot to death. the suspects kam mcleod and schmegelsky schmegelsky. the suspects seen in this store and then in a small town in man toe ba. >> the suspects may have received assistance in leaving the area. >> reporter: the manhunt intensifying while tonight in north carolina an emotional service celebrating the life of chynna deese. police say they believe the suspects may have changed their appearance and investigators are follow up on 120 tips. tom? >> marci, thank you. >>> now in tulsa a string of robberies taking a potentially deadly turn when a victim's neighbor came face-to-face one one of the suspects and opened fire. now that resident is under arrest. zachary kiesch has the details. >> reporter: a tuls

abc's marci gonzalez is in reno with the very latest. marci, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. crews have been out here going floor by floor making sure no one is still trapped inside saying it is just a precaution because incredibly they believe everyone made it out without serious injuries. >> we just had a massive explosion. >> there was just like this big boom, and debris started flying everywhere. >> reporter: back-to-back explosions blasting through this dorm at the university of nevada, reno campus. >> we heard like the big explosion, and that's when like all the debris went up into the air. >> reporter: firefighters responding to the first smaller explosion watching as a second larger one rocked this building. the blasts originating in the basement in what officials call a mechanical failure sending smoke billowing into the air. >> oh, my gosh. >> you see just a plume of smoke then it just spreads. >> reporter: part of the seven-story building destroyed. >> the building is compromised right now. we have several locat

good morning, marci. >> reporter: good morning. they are of course heartbroken saying the two were brutally killed. while police aren't sharing many details, the big concern is that the killer is still on the run. this morning, an urgent manhunt in the mysterious murder of an american woman and her boyfriend in canada, their bodies found along the side of a rural highway. >> i don't know who would do something like this. >> this was someone's son, someone's daughter. >> reporter: chynna deese's mother says the 24-year-old from charlotte and her boyfriend, lucas fowler, had just set out on a road trip to see canada's national parks when they were killed some time between sunday evening and monday morning, their van found parked nearby. >> this is an international murder case in canada of an australian and an american, and still no large public travelers notice or anything. >> reporter: police are also not saying how they were killed. now urging anyone o s that stretch of alaska highway 97 in british columbia and may have dashcam vid

marci gonzalez, thanks so much.e really appreciate it. >>> a frantic rescue in china as firefighters race against time to save a toddler who fell about 13 feet down a well with a diameter less than 12 inches wide. take a look. crews sending oxygen down to the boy as they try to use a rope tied to his wrist to hoist him up, but the barely conscious child was stuck too tightly to move him. rescuers then excavating a tunnel from one side of the well to get to the boy. he was finally pulled out and handed to medics on the scene. >> wow. so much effort to get him out. >>> back here at home, we're >> everyone's sweating it out. >> yeah, you know, it's hot and humid. the air quality is poor. we can't wait for those storms to come through to get the cool weather. you have got to deal with the storms that have been rough across part of the great lakes and the midwest. here's out of michigan, trees down. winds over 80 miles an hour in some places. in wisconsin, in wausau, seeing similar action, as far as large oak trees crash

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to marcie there.ere are racial elements, since we know this happened to an entertainer recently before asap rocky. that person was allowed to get out of jail pretty quickly after paying a fine. asap rocky's been in there for weeks at this point. and again, his side is claiming self-defense. and also we see it on the video. >> right. >> that he was being harassed and followed and there was an altercation, and then that person, swedish government prosecutors have already dropped the charges against the person who was harassing him and let that person go. >> and it is very interesting to see the president speaking out about that, but i do think that it's very interesting for the president to say that sweden let down the african-american community, then he says, treat americans fairly. i agree with the president, treat americans fairly, but that is just not an african-american issue, that should be an american issue. that fight for justice should not be based just on race. >>> still ahead this morning, a

will this mean for relations between washington and tehran also coming up democratic congresswoman marcy sends a clear message to the u.s. president thank. you now all. this time ties to distance himself from talking chance have sent her back at a campaign rally supporters were responding to his verbal attack on omar and 3 other minority tongueless women he is branded as unpatriotic. as a german captain of a migrant rescue ship goes to court in sicily european union ministers tried to reach an agreement on how to deal with the migration crisis but once again they failed. and marching for peace in cape town a military ascension to a township that's been torn apart by rival gates we'll bring you a special report from our correspondent on the ground. good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump says an american warship destroyed an iranian drone in the strait of hormuz on thursday trump accused iran of quote provocative and hostile action he said the drone was downed after repeated warnings were ignored. this is the ship that the white house says brought down an iranian drone the u.

news reporter marci gonzalez has the update. >> reporter: tactical teams focusing on this remote town in manitoba, canada, after these fugitive teenagers suspected of of killing at least three people were spotted. the father of one of the suspects believes his son is on a suicide mission. he and his childhood friend kam mcleod are waned in connection with the shooting death of north carolina native china deese and her boyfriend lucas fowler last week. the teens have also been charged in the killing of leonard dyck. investigators say after traveling more than 3,000 miles across canada, it's unclear whether they're still hiding out in the rural community of gil lam where they were last seen. >> our investigators are also exploring the possibility that the suspects may have inadvertently received assistance in leaving the area. >> as the manhunt intensifies authorities tell abc news they're also investigating whether there's images play a role in the case. as reported by the global and mail, schmegelsky sent a fellow video game of him holding a rifle and another wearing a gas mask and an

marcie: that has actually been our crusade . for the past i believe it was the past nearly two years or so, we have been pushing for the regulation. i tell you where that will help, we believe substantially that within high schools, our best understanding right now is that social sourcing, meaning essentially one student buys from someone who's actually above the legal age of purchase cells or gives the product is eagerly to another student. distance, it is much harder for someone in high school to find a willing participant to illegally by products and distribute them to minors. it goes over the long way in prevention. rep. meadows:. rep. meadows: so. rep. meadows: you are saying you support outlawing these products for anybody who is not 21 years of age or greater, is that correct? mr. monsees: absolutely, all tobacco products. we are strong supporters of the tobacco 21 bill. i think we have seen tremendous progress on it. sounds like by the end of next year, over half of the people in this country will be covered by tobacco 2

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to marci there. >>> consumer alert this morningas. the cdc is warning people in connecticut, massachusetts, new jersey, pennsylvania, rhode island not to eat papayas from mexico. they have been linked to 62 cases of salmonella infections in eight states. >> more than 20 people have been hospitalized but no deaths have been reported. consumers are urged to throw papayas away even if no one has become sick. a lot you've got to watch out for. >>> coming up in our next half hour, the bad blood that's threatening to boil over for taylor swift. what happened with the ownership rights of her music this weekend that the star just can't shake off and why she's calling it her worst nightmare. >>> but first, what the brits don't know about baseball. the questions that caught many londoners off guard as the yankees and red sox faced off over the weekend. trust me, you do not want to miss this. >>> time for sports. and the u.s. women's national soccer team is all set for tomorrow's semifinal showdown against england. megan rapinoe has scored th

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angelesing. > that is unbelievable. >> frightening.usly hurt. but you got to stay away. >> it's not like a petting zoo. >> these are wild animals. emphasis on wild. >> keep your distance. you never know what's going to happen. >> at least she's okay. >> yes. >> speaking of wild, spencer christian. >> wild but not scary. here's live doppler 7. sunny skies across the the bay area. overnight it will be relatively mild. uncomfortable in some spots. many inland areas have lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. so it's not going to cool down much. near it the coast cooler with t quit s hot as today. we'll see. mid-90s in the inland areas. today a couple locations hit 100. around the bay shoreline, upper 70s to low 80s. breezy at the coast and mild, as well. the seven-day forecast, after tomorrow and friday of high temperatures not quite so high as today's highs were, we see an increase in temperatures again on saturday and sunday. it's going to be very hot with inland highs around 100 to 102 over the weekend. upper 80s to the near 90 around the b

. >> abc7 news reporter marcy gonzalez shows us what they're dealing with. >> reporter: a violent crime spree spread across four separate scenes in southern california, setting off a tense 13-hour-long manhunt. >> go ahead and add ems. i got a total of three victims. >> roger, three victims. >> reporter: the first call to police coming in at 1:50 thursday morning from this apartment building near los angeles where police say 26-year-old jerry killed his father and brother and shot his mother. >> doing a pro tem, he's shown himself to be very dangerous. >> reporter: less than an hour lauer, l.a.p.d. said he killed a female acquaintance and shot her coworker at this hollywood gas station. before 8:00 a.m., he tried to rob a customer at gunpoint at a bank atm. finally quarter to 1:00 another shotting this time on a city bus where one person was killed. >> i got up and shot the dude in the chest. everybody just scattered. >> green jacket. blue dodgers hat. he ran eastbound from this location. >> reporter: police finally tracking him down, tasing him and taking him into custody. marcy gonzal

marci gonzalez, "abc 7 news", los angeles. >>> a north bay casino is stepping up to protect immigrant rights by assuring the latino community "abc 7 news" reporter cornell barnard has the story. ♪ >> reporter: there was a surprise guest at this latin dance party at graton resort and casino, sonoma county sheriff mark esseck. >> i'm here to assure you as sheriff of sonoma county is that we will not turn you over to i.c.e. for minor traffic violations or minor public offenses. the sheriff's office will not assist i.c.e. in conducting raids. >> essick telling the crowd the department will protect rights of immigrants from i.c.e. through the california values act which prevents local law enforcement from using resources on behalf of i.c.e. agents. >> no member of the sheriff's office will ever ask you what your immigration status is. >> reporter: the sheriff was invited here by graton chairman greg sares who wanted to assure the comment they are safe. >> i understand that many of us have been afraid of i.c.e., of trump, of the white house. >> reporter: the north rapid response network and

and we meet online activist marcy and lena jat and hereabouts her campaign the tell lauzon ordinary women to experience a little freedom. women in iran are expected to cover their heads in public and if they want to apply for a passport or travel abroad they need male permission and wives have little chance of obtaining a divorce nonetheless women have been campaigning for equal rights in their country since the turn of the millennium. social media has given the movement to boost its used by more than half of the iranian population and women in particular are discovering there really is strength in numbers regardless of where they are in the world. it's a punishable crime which are beyond veiled in public according to the laws sharia laws in iran you get lashes you get jailed and fined but more important than this you won't be allowed to get an education from the age of 7 if you take off your headscarf you won't be allowed to get a job. you won't be allowed to live in your own country. my campaign was born on the simple picture. there was a picture of me rolling in a beautiful street in l

also coming up democratic congresswoman marcy sensed a clear message to the u.s. president thanks. there's a strong close to distance himself from chunks of center back at a campaign rally he's been under fire for a savings of racist tweets and for non white congressmen. and question time for the german chancellor angela merkel is grilled by reporters after a traditional summer press conference covering a range of topics including climate other things greg said and i helped a political editor has the details. i don't welcome i've been with touchy about good to have you with us. u.s. president donald trump says an american warship destroyed an iranian drone in the strait of hormuz. trump accused iran of provocative and hostile action he said the drone was down dr repeated warnings were ignored. this is the ship that the white house says brought down an iranian drone the u.s.s. boxer an assault ship sent to the persian gulf just over a month ago u.s. president donald trump said a drone had come within a 1000 yards of the u.s.s. boxer and ignored calls to stand down. this is the lates

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marci is tough. >> i think that chinese are wrong, i told them that, president trump's chances of winningre about 99 percent%, the chinese are hearing whispers from the democrats just hold on, we takeover the white house, there will be end of this trade friction. lou: if they don't catch on quickly, their ears will be ringing because this president is not going to put up with their nonsense. it will get worse and worse for them. he is right. >> companies leaving china, that is serious, their whole economy was built on bringing in foreign visitors. lou: you know -- >> then ripping them off. lou: even apple, tim cook had to bite his knuckles say we want to build in united states, why didn't you for last 20 years. >> a good champ example i thought of presidential leadership and%ration. persuasion. lou: i agree. thank you so much. >> don't forget hong kong. lou: we don't, as we've reported chinese, plarc ila is now movins forces to border with hong kong, they are not there for show. we appreciate it. thank you dr. michael pills pil. >> thank you. lou: a huge fight break out between reds and p

it started along interstate 680 and marcy road. it fortunately, no doctors have burned and there are no reports of any injuries. >>> in weather, lots to talk about in the forecast. a slight chance of a few thunderstorms tonight. that could lead to an increase in fire danger and another heatwave headed toward the bay area for portions of the weekend. we will have the forecast coming up. >>> also coming up, someone got fired because of this presidential seal behind president trump. if you look closely, you might see what the problem is. >>> also, a northern california couple taking out the trash severely beaten by a group of teenagers and it is caught on video. more on the couples injuries and the search for those attackers. >>> more follow from robin miller's testimony in front of congress. the democrats say their investigation is not over. republicans say it is time to move on. what is next? 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

marci gonzalez has the details. >> they are images of heart wrenching loss and the human toll of whatl calls boeing's negligence. >> my wife and mom knew they were going to die. they had to somehow comfort the children during those final moments knowing they were their last. >> his wife and all three children as well as his mother-in-law among the 157 people killed when ethiopia airlines flight 302 crashed minutes after takeoff in march. he testified before the house aviation subcommittee urging stricter faa regulations and accusing boeing of putting profit over safety by allowing the 737 max to fly with a major software glitch believed to have contributed to the ethiopia crash and a lion air crash indo. >> if boeing's wrongful conduct continues can, another plane will dive to the ground killing me, you, or your children. it is you who must be the leaders in this fight. in this fight for aviation safety in the world. >> reporter: all 737 maxs have been grounded since march. boeing says it's fixed the software issue but since found new problems. the plane's now possibly being kept out

the marsh fire started yesterday south of cordelia along interstate 680 at marshall marcy road.0 acres but no structural loss. firefighters stopped another grass fire east of milpitas. it broke out yesterday evening and burned 80 acres near swaggart and felt the roads. we spoke with one homeowner who call 9-1-1 when she saw the smoke. the dispatcher told her to leave right away as a precaution. >>> i was semi-prepared. i got the hard drive and the back up to the computer and some other things. things i needed to get out but, you know, it certainly puts a lot of fear in you and you are determined then to prepare better for the next time. >> the fire is 65% contained and the cause is under investigation. >>> the state of california has reached a deal with 4 major carmakers to adopt california vehicle emissions standards and not the limit set by washington. jesse gary tells us what this will mean for consumers. >> in a slap to the trump administration, carmakers ford, honda, bmw and volkswagen are joining with the state of california on the issue of auto emissions. >> reporter: the

marci is here with nellybell, and she has been meowing so loud. >> yes. >> and so cute and friendly. >> super friendly. >> tell me about nellybell here. >> she is 11 weeks old, and a cream tabby, and she has a lot of siblings with her. super friendly. she has been purring the whole time. >> right. and you all have a special going on right now. >> we do. >> two for one. >> two cutenesses. >> double the pleasure. >> yes. and double the fun. it is going on until july 14th, and if you adopt one, you will get the second one for free, and you can adopt the siblings or pick and choose your kittens and bring home two cutenesses for the one adoption price which is $125. >> do they come spay or neutered? >> yes, they come with the shots and the microchip and shot ready and ready to go. >> and they are good for kids? >> well, they are kittens with a lot of energy, and itty bitty kids, they are, yeah, any family, actually. >> any family, because the kids are maybe 6 or 7 have a lot of energy and want to get out, and this is a great pet. >> yes, two of them home and they keep each other company.

mere is abc reporter marci gonzalez. >> in a 5-4 decision the supreme court authorizing the ntardso bion of i u.s./mexico border while the legal challenges continue. president trump tweeting, wow! big victory on the wall. the united states supreme court overturns lower court injunction, allows southern border wall to proceed. big win for border security and the rule of law. that now-overturned injunction was handed down in may by a federal judge who put hold on the use of military funding for the president's wall, saying it is up to congress to allocate federal expenditures. this after the president declared a national emergency in february, attempting to divert money from the pentagon to build the wall. >> what the president tried to do was basically completely disregard our democratic process and just take money that congress hadn't given him to build the wall anyway. >> reporter: this order by the supreme court came in response to a lawsuit filed by the american civil liberties union, challenging president trump's use of emergency powers for border wall funds. the aclu responding, vow

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