we're live here at highland hospital ryan curry abc 7 news. and kristen all right, ryan. thank you so much. and of course, we hope to get more just in a little bit from ryan. yeah, we're on top of this. we're going to hear from all of our reporters as well as school officials and police. remember we sent out a push alert when used broke about this shooting with a link to our 24/7 live stream. we've been streaming non-stop live coverage for the past two and a half hours since this happened if you want to get the latest live breaking news as it happens, make sure you download the abc 7 news app for your mobile phone and then be sure to enable the push alerts so we can let you know immediately stay here with us more coverage in just a m your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to

we're live in oakland ryan curry abc 7 news. all right, ryan. thank you. very sad about those two victims mayor libby schaaf tweeted out this statement. said today's gun violence at sojourner truth school shocks, the soul. our schools are sanctuaries for our children our investigators report. all six victims are adults and being treated for injuries. hospitals now the school is now clear and all children are being reunited with families the unbridled access to firearms in our country is inexcusable. well as you can imagine when news broke parents rushed to the schools to find their children abc 7 news reporter lee ann melendez is live at the east oakland campus. she's been talking with parents since this happened leah. well as libby schaff said before the mayor of oakland, this is where parents were reunited with their children about dan about. half a mile or so from the school. it's the parking lot of saint cuthbert. i'm just reading the sign episcopal church here in oakland, very emotional when we got here this this whole parking lot was full of students

will let us know but that's the current situation we have here at highland hospital in oakland ryan currie. abc 7 news right ryan. very good. thank you. here's a quick recap again of tonight's breaking news at least six people have been injured in a shooting at an oakland school campus all of the victims are 18 years of age and older three of them are being treated a highland hospital where you just heard ryan curry reporting live three others treated at a hospital and castro. we understand one has been released there to others may be pending release the campus houses four schools, including rudsdale continuation high school and rudsdale newcomer high school. police. say the shooting happened on the rudsdale portion of the school campus administrators are still deciding whether classes will be held tomorrow. no one at this point has been arrested. oakland education association is reacting to today's shooting saying enough is enough union president keith brown released a statement writing that educators are distraught for your teachers doing right now. yes, today is a painful day for oaklan

abc7news reporter ryan curry got to the bottom of the sudden cancellation. reporter: it is a new week of school for richmond high but students are going to class disappointed over the actions of parents for another school. galileo academy of science and technology forfeited its game friday because the roster was to lean after their parents of seven football players refused to let their kids play citing concerns for safety. it is something students do not agree with. >> they think here is the ghetto area. they think something bad is going to happen. reporter: stephen goes to richmond high school. he says rumors started circulating about his school being unsafe which he says are not true. >> they said richmond was dangerous, potential bombings or shootings. that is kind of dumb. reporter: the superintendent of the west contra costa school district says the cancellation was not based on data. >> it was uncalled for. they did not have the facts right. when they say we have a lot of crime and violence over here, i would like to know what they are looking at. repo

ryan: ryan curry, abc7 news. ama: one man is in custody tonight after stealing a fully marked oakland police patrol suv this morning around 1:30 on broadway near 12th street, five blocks away from police headquarters. an officer was punting to a medical emergency. -- was responding to a medical emergency. someone got into the locked suv and took off. officers chased it on to i-80. it eventually crashed into a brick wall. the driver was taken into custody. dan: oakland police officers arrested four people during an illegal casino operation. it happened on 17th avenue in oakland, enar san antonio park -- near san antonio park. officers recovered four semi automatic handguns, 12 gaming machines, 15 pounds of marijuana and $3000 in cash. it was a month-long investigation after police received several complaints of suspicious and illegal activity. police are asking anyone with further information to contact the oakland police department immediately. ama: palo alto police are looking for the people who staged a wild co

abc seven news reporter ryan curry joins us live in the newsroom with the story. yan, it was chaos for the people inside. ryan: definitely a horrific moment from people in the school. we are learning more about the victims. one was a carpenter that works for the district that was caught in the crossfire. new video shows the moments kids ran out of the oakland bay tech charter school after gunshots rang out at the complex. law enforcement can be seen in the hallways with guns drawn in an effort to get kids out of the school safely. police chief lerone armstrong says more than 30 rounds were fired in los proximity to rudsdale attenuation high school and the campus nearby. one of the victims, jason arbuckle, recalled of the moments he was hit. >> i was working at a display case and shots started ringing off. one of the charts grace to me and went in my head, as i was turning away, in the back of my head, and came out the front of my scalp bleeding like crazy. bud was everywhere. -- blood was everywhere. ryan: he said he is glad nobody is dead and is happy to live anot

we reached out to oakland city attorney's office and they declined a comment in the east bay ryan curry abc 7 news. oakland is receiving three million dollars from the gilead foundation for violence prevention. this money will help focus on stopping crime before it starts by targeting families with children primarily in middle school. the city's department of violence has been working to identify students and families who could be at risk and focusing on them. it also puts on town night this events which seek to build better relationships within the community. oakland mayor libby schaaf has tested positive for covid-19 a spokesperson for the mayor's office says a schaff has been experiencing symptoms and is self-quarantining at home mayor schaff will follow cdc guidelines, of course before returning to public events current guidelines state anyone who's covid positive should stay home and isolate from others for at least five days in san francisco a musical theater company is reporting that the ticketing platform. they've been using for more than a decade hasn't paid them the proceeds o

abc7news reporter ryan curry got to the bottom of the sudden cancellation. reporter: it is a new week of school for richmond high but students are going to class disappointed over the actions of parents for another school. galileo academy of science and technology forfeited its game friday because the roster was to lean after their parents of seven football players refused to let their kids play citing concerns for safety. it is something students do not agree with. >> they think here is the ghetto area. they think something bad is going to happen. reporter: stephen goes to richmond high school. he says rumors started circulating about his school being unsafe which he says are not true. >> they said richmond was dangerous, potential bombings or shootings. that is kind of dumb. reporter: the superintendent of the west contra costa school district says the cancellation was not based on data. >> it was uncalled for. they did not have the facts right. when they say we have a lot of crime and violence over here, i would like to know what they are looking at. repo

so things like this don't happen in vallejo ryan curry abc 7 news oakland police are investigating a shooting that injured four people happen in east oakland just after 10:30 last night on 90 second avenue near peach street. that's not far from the oakland zoo police. tell us people in two cars. we're in a shootout when the cars crashed into each other then slammed into several other parked cars according to our media partners at the bay area news group story bullets from that shootout injured a husband and wife as they slept inside their home. they had nothing to do with the violence the other two people who are believed to have been one of the cars that crashed all four people are recovering in the hospital. no one has been arrested the oakland police chiefs request for continued use of license plate readers to fight crime has been rejected for now the city council's public safety committee voted to send the request back to the city's privacy advisory commission before considering the idea again automated readers are currently deployed on 21 oakland police vehicles chief lauren arm

ryan curry has the details.e was a hundred firefighters here just like that dan mill poynter remembers that day in june all too. well the day would he woke up in the middle of the night to a fire burning feet from his house. that was like the morning the oh, my neighbor came by knocked in the door. we could see right away. what's going on? the whole back windows lit up video from that morning shows bright flames from the hillside getting very close to homes millpoint or another residents were forced to evacuate for several hours. what remains is a burnt hillside that poses a new threat with incoming rain mudslides. there's a big trench behind here to catch anything like that mill pointers showed us that trench in his backyard designed to keep mudslides away. although the burn scar is feet from his house. he thinks he should be fine this weekend when we first moved here. it was already set up. it's not to worry. we've had landslides in the back hill and they're never really substantial the contra costa fire prote

we owe them that in antioch ryan curry abc 7 news. the chp has investigating a possible freeway shooting in lafayette. they say just after 9:30 last night a driver reported. her car window was shattered possibly by a bullet while driving on eastbound highway 24 just before oak hill road. the driver was not shot but was injured by the broken glass you can see the entire driver's side window was blown out. she was able to exit the freeway and was met by investigators. there were no other details from the chp but video shows the victim's car is from out of state. residents in a quiet city on the peninsula are taking extra precautions after recent criminal activity abc 7 news anchor deon lim has the story from foster city and a look at the crime numbers with the lunchtime russia shay shui in foster city comes a sign of the bay area's woes as soon as you walk inside. what prompted you to put those signs up. it was very scary to watch other businesses, especially those and chinatown and san francisco or other high crime areas being strong-a

once we get that update, we will provide it for you. >> that is ryan curry at highland hospital where there are three victims being treated. we did just get confirmation the other three victims are being treated at eden medical in castro valley. we don't have any more information's. -- a more information. >> it is worth repeating because this point can be confusing. it seems to be in conflict but not necessarily so. when councilman reed said the victims were majority students and then mayor schaaf saying they are well adults certainly as you pointed out, they could be 18-year-olds. they could be adults who are high school seniors. perhaps at the next update at highland hospital that ryan is waiting for in 15 minutes, we will get more clarity on that point. they tax school has put out social posts saying their students are all safe. we could interpret that to mean none of the people shot involve students at bay tech. it would be either ragsdale or sojourner students who were the ones shot. if that is the case. those are just things we are trying to clarify for you. >> this happened jus

in san francisco ryan curry abc 7 news san francisco will soon become the first city in america to havea pacific islander cultural district. the district is being established in parts of visitation valley and the sunnydale neighborhood the designation highlights the contributions and the sacrifices of the pacific islander community to san francisco. for every rising tide all boats are lifted. with this cultural district resolution when it is passed our pacific islanders will have a boat and it will be in the waters. the city has several other cultural districts around town honoring the filipino african-american transgender chinese and american indian cultures among others new at 5 a national survey from lexia learning finds that 71% of participating educators are concerned about teacher burnout during this school year 75% of the people who participated in the survey believe students need more one-on-one time with teachers as they work on learning recovery following the covid-19 pandemic a lot of kids just simply got behind while they were at home all of that time now, there are nearly 1

reporter ryan curry has the details. >> there was 100 firefighters just like that. woke up in the middle of the night to a fire burning. >> that was at 2:00 in the morning. the neighbor came by, knocked on the door. you could see right away what was going on. the whole back window was lit up. ryan: video shows bright flames getting close to homes. residents were forced to evacuate. what remains is a burn till site that poses a new threat -- burn site that poses a new threat, mudslides. although the burn scar is feet from his house, he thinks he should be fine. >> when we first moved here it was all set up. we've had landslides in the backyard that were never substantial. ryan: the contra costa county fire prevention district is well aware. >> we have had fires already this season and some smaller ones that have the potential to have left these scars that could result in mudslides. ryan: they don't expect mudslides like southern california earlier this week, however they suggest residents should be ready. >> if you feel unsafe, don't wait, evacuate. if life or proper

ryan curry, abc7news. kristen: in the north bay, wine industry groups are joining forces to help to prevent dangerous wildfires, which devastated the region in 2020. groups are stepping up to implement fire detection cameras. reporter cornell barnard has the story about why some are going to extreme measures. >> the fire came through. we've got too much blood, fire, sweat and tears. cornell: he remembers the day his beloved family vineyard was almost destroyed by the glass fire in 2020, but a few firefighters stopped the blaze feet from his winery steps. >> they worked so hard to save the winery, cutting down trees. cornell: the economic impact of several wildfires cost the wine industry dearly, an estimated $2 billion in losses. >> that is our livelihood in the napa valley. cornell: the napa valley vineyard association says after a wildfire protection ordinance failed to protect last spring, this group is stepping up to implement these cameras. the cameras are mounted on hilltops capable of detecting a fi

ryan curry, abc 7 news. liz: lisa, there will be a lot of concern across the bay area.row or monday, it is a long stretch of days. lisa: we are surrounded by a 56 to clean water temperature. san francisco and the coast has that going for them but we do not have offshore winds. if we did, that would mean the city and the coast heating up to 90 degrees. today is the coolest day of the next seven. a gorgeous view. temperatures well into the mid to upper 60's inland. 58 in san francisco. 62 in oakland. certainly some cool spots. today, numbers coming up seven to nine degrees. you can see they are on the horizon. we are looking at a spare the air alert because air quality in the north and east they will be moderate with temperatures in the 80's on the bayshore. near 100 and livermore. 52 in santa rosa. are 24 hour temperature change, anywhere from two to nine degrees warmer than yesterday. sfo trying to find a little bit of fog. there could be a few patches. dangerous heatwave this weekend and into the record ahead -- into the week ahead. rising fire danger. there is a look

ryan curry spoke with parents and students about what happened. >> this is the moment that shots were fired outside vallejo high school, another video shows a large fight taking place moments before the shooting. >> i thought, thank god i wasn't there when it happened. >> he didn't see the shoeing, but -- see the shooting, but he says that people are talking about it. >> it wasn't something i was expecting my freshman year. >> this is vallejo high school, one day removed from that shooting incident. the school says they placed additional security and staff members around the campus to keep staff members and students state -- safe should something happen again. >> it was shocking, i hope it doesn't happen again. >> she has a grandchild at vallejo high school, she remembers when she heard what happened. >> i got a hold of my grandson on the phone and he said they were in lockdown. that didn't sound good. the teacher got on and they had the students in the library. >> the man who intervened and got shot was a beloved trainer at the school. his bravery may have saved a student's life. >>

ryan curry has the details. >> there was 100 firefighters here just like that. well, when he woke up in the middle of the night to a fire burning feet from his house. >> that was 2:00 in the morning. my neighbor came by, knocked on the door, we could see what was going on right away. the whole back window was lit up. ryan: video shows bright flames from the hillside getting close to homes. at a there is a big trench behid here to catch that. ryan: he showed us the trench in the backyard designed to keep mudslides away. urn scar is feet from his house, he thinks he should be fine this weekend. >> when we first moved here. it is not the worry. we've had landslides, and they were never substantial. ryan: the fire protection district is aware of the threat. >> we have had several hundred plus acre fires this season already, and some smaller ones, as well, that have the potential to have left these cars that could result in mudslides. ryan: they don't expect mudslides like southern california saw earlier this week. however, they suggest residents should be ready with

i believe that is why things like this go on. >> in san francisco, ryan curry, abc7news. helping kids >> takes a whole community. to be an ally, go to abc7news/take action could >> the city of san jose took its first step toward making a deadly intersection safer. the day, cruz repainted a crosswalk on a street where an eight-year-old was hit and killed as he walked to school friday morning with his babysitter. she suffered a broken leg. jacob was in the crosswalk at driftwood and counsel not blocks from campus. a woman who works as a crossing guard lambs the problem on distracted drivers. >> people don't pay attention. they don't. i have had cars come at me almost daily. >>>> she would like to see a crossing guard at that intersection. others are calling for speed bumps or stop signs. police have yet to release any information on the cause of that incident. the city of san jose is looking for anything to help curb the record pace of traffic deaths this year. police think traffic cameras may help stop other crimes as well. dustin dorsey takes a look at the possible soluti

in fremont, ryan curry.: pourer neighborhoods tend to suffer more during heatwave stand wealthier ones. dan ashley is here with details. >> it is interesting. as part of our efforts to build a better bay area, we are looking at inequity. keeping cool isn't just about air conditioning. it is about something as simple as trees and shade. there's a big disparity when it comes to trees in poorer neighborhoods. >> it may be the same sun, but the surface temperature it triggers during a heat wave could very dramatically neighborhood by neighborhood. the big reason for the difference is shade and the canopy of trees that lined some sidewalks, but not others. >> there is a clear pattern where you can see some neighborhoods, the richer and whiter ones, have beautiful trees. other neighborhoods, there's barely any. >> national geographic environmental reporter alejandra baroda spent nearly two years studying the issue. while she focused on southern california, a quick survey by the abc7news data team turned up similar

ryan curry, abc seven news, okay, thank you, ryan. and as he just mentioned there, there are power outages across the bay area. you can see them on the pg and e power outage map right now. the biggest outages are in livermore, fremont in santa rosa areas. again about 4500 folks without power in the east bay, another 1200 in the south bay at about 1100 without power in the north bay this morning, we have put a call into pg and e for an update on when the power will be restored. will let you know as soon as we hear back this morning, and here's what you should do to prepare for these flex alert. you want to close those blinds and pull your curtains to cover windows and keep out the sun. if you need to use major appliances like your dishwasher or washer and dryer, you got to do it before four pm that's when that flex alert goes into effect. it can also pre cooked those meals to keep your oven and stove from heating up your kitchen during the hottest part of the day. and if you have an electric car, get it charged before four pm, and if y

ryan curry, abc 7 news. kumasi: an armored truck guard is in critical condition this morning, and the search is on for a gunman. the shooting happened just before noon yesterday. investigators believe the guard is walking back to the truck when the robber approached him. police say the crime may have been planned in advance. >> we don't know if he was followed. i believe it may have been. believe it looks like a robbery gone bad. i don't know if the robbery happened before the shooting or if the shooting happened after the robbery, but they did leave with an undisclosed amount of cash. kumasi: kaiser hospital staff treated the guard, who was then taken to another hospital. that shooting lead to a temporary lockdown at the hospital, but emergency services were still available. a malfunctioning water spring machine may have sparked a large wildfire in siskiyou county. that machine is used cool ash at a mill near the town of weed. the company is cooperating in the investigation and will provide for a community

ryan curry joins us live in the newsroom with the latest on what everyone needs to do to do their part. good morning. ryan: under another flex alert this evening, making it the eighth day in a row officials have asked us to cut down on our power usage. although temperatures will be cooler today, it will still be a hot one, putting more strain on our power grid. californians will be asked to reduce the amount of power they used. last night, we were able to avoid the rolling blackouts. but kauai so -- but cal iso said that was largely due to the changes we made. state lawmakers say we need to do more to invest in renewable energy to prevent this sort of thing from happening again. >> this is really all ofan -- really an all of the above strategy. >> the power didn't go out in several places in the bay area, but those were not from calling for rolling blackouts but other heat related issues. for today, those recommendations of turning off unused appliances and setting the thermostat to 78 or higher will be crucial yet again as the heatwave is not over yet. ryan curry, abc7news. kumasi: th

ryan curry is in the newsroom ryan. i guess crowds are getting ready here. yeah, good afternoon, dan. they're already tens of thousands of people at this convention downtown waiting for it to start and i met a lot of people who are from out of town. so the tourism that this event is bringing is what many here in san francisco have been waiting to see for several years now. all around the moscone center are signs a big convention is in town roads are blocked off traffic is backed up and thousands are walking around the venue dream force is back as a full-scale event. i was here last year for dreamforce, you know, and it was, you know, very small but not but this to me is back to where we were back in 2019 dreamforce is bringing in people from all over the world and their enthusiasm is palpable. it's so exciting to be able to travel again the first time i've traveled in a long time and you know, it takes a little bit to get used to having crowds around you again the san francisco chamber of commerce says downtown hasn't been this crowded since before the pande

ryan curry looks into the bigger issue here. near a school this week is another violent episode in the city involving guns in 2022. oakland has seen 96 homicides and only seven of them have not been shooting. there are a lot of ways they can get them. they don't have to walk into the store and buy guns, you know, they're on the streets anybody can get a gun. our main thing is to try to figure out how to stop them from getting them brenda grisham with oakland violence prevention admits guns are right now in the hands of the wrong people in oakland, it's too big of a problem to figure out how to stop it all together. they're too readily accessible oakland police say they have recovered over 1,100 guns this year, but shootings are still happening oakland has programs in place like operation ceasefire and the violence prevention coalition, but could the city do more to stop gun violence, san diego says their implementation of gun restraining orders has kept their city safer. let us look at it and if there's nothing there nothing wil

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ryan curry looks into that program how it works and whether it could be used in oakland.l rob bontes said this week, california and the city of oakland can do better when it comes to stopping gun violence. is solution san diego that city has a restraining order program that takes guns away from people who may use them for harm the oakland city attorney's office can implement that now i i think should that will help prevent gun violence from happening in the first place the way it works is people can approach the city or police to investigate someone who may cause harm using a gun that person then would appear in civil court a judge then can stop a person from having or buying a gun for at least a year if they deem that person to be a threat to themselves or others. it is part of a state legislature but cities need to implement the law at the civil level. they could address situ. ations for someone who is a threat to themselves or to others. that are guns can be removed. therese. timer is with san diegans for gun violence prevention. she says san diego has implemented the

change but regardless of how hot it gets ashley says his team is ready for the weekend in fremont ryan curry abc 7 news. the city of oakland is working to remove the toxic red tide from lake merritt before the heat makes the algae bloom even worse the focus today was on the surface of the lake and that work will continue through the weekend crew spent the past two days removing over a thousand pounds of dead fish from the shoreline. many people are turning to swimming pools, of course to try to keep cool abc 7 news reporter under hassan is live at clarkswim center in walnut creek where it is pretty steamy over there answer. dan good evening. the average highs and walnut creek in september are usually in the 80s today at peaked around 97 and it's going to be hot the rest of the weekend the staff here has been increased in anticipation of a very busy weekend. it's hot in walnut creek one way to cool off swimming at clark swim center at heather farm park. it's nice here in the pool. it's 70 high 70. so the pools at the pool water is nice. yeah, labor day weekend is traditionally the last big we

blackouts live the newsroom ryan curry, abc seven news, okay, thank you, ryan. so important that we all do our part in. we're talking about it right here. power outages all across the bay area. you can see it right now. the outage map. we're seeing multiple areas in the east and south bay, where customers do not have electricity. we put out a call to pg and e for an update on when the power will be back on. let you know when we hear back. now here's a reminder of what you should do to prepare for the flex alert today, close your blinds and pull your curtains to cover windows and keep out the sun. if you do need to use your major appliances like your dishwasher, your washer dryer do that before four pm you can also pre cook your meals to keep the oven and the stove from heating up the kitchen and sometimes the whole house during the hottest part of the day, and if you have an electric car try to get that charged before four pm if you're lucky enough to have a c pre cool your home by setting the thermostat as low as 72 degrees before you move it up to 78 degrees a

ryan curry has the details. starting monday for bay area public transit bart caltraining golden state transit all announcing new schedules for trains and buses. we have got to make the best case we can to our writers who may be haven't written a train in two years to come back to park chris philippi with bart says the new schedules will see trains better space apart on evenings and weekends to serve late night workers and those attending events the schedule also adds trains earlier in the morning and adjust for track maintenance in the trans bay tube. it also sees bart moving to one standard five-lane weekend schedule for both saturday and sunday. you're used to catching a train at 11:15 on a saturday. you can now plan on catching that train at 11:15 on sunday. it's a layer of consistency that we've added bar ridership took a massive hit in the pandemic and still several years later. they're to make up for those losses. they hope that with this new schedule it will entice people that this is once again a conveni

ryan curry is a highland hospital where victims were taken, but we're going to begin with abc 7 newsorter 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

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 initially. they told us there's a technical problem, but we take for more than two hours with no power on it and the old people were screaming because of the oxygen deficiency part says passengers were taken to west oakland station, and they were able to de-board there. they moved to single track service through the tube after but alini says many on the train we're starting to panic i was scared like it was my first time experience. there's horrifying like things, you know underwater with no oxygen with no plan and no update even the board operator said hey, i don't have anything else to to say to guys even with single track. r

. >> in hayward, ryan curry, abc 7 news.an: check the temperatures, get forecasts, and learn more about bay area whether any time in the weather -- weaether anytime in the weather section. ama: a nine-year-old boy was shot on an open freeway and the woman who was driving the car he was in was injured in a crash following the gunfire. the bullets hit the car around 10:00 last night on 580. detectives say the camry crashed on 30 5th ave as the driver got off the freeway -- on 35th avenue as the driver got off the freeway. the woman and boy are both expected to recover. just about 20 minutes ago, oakland police released these photos of a gold car, they say, investigators need help identifying in connection with friday's triple homicide. it happened around 7:15 on martin luther king jr. way, near 29th street. two people were shot and the cyclist was hit. all three died. dan: a north bay woman is among the plaintiffs in 17 sexual assault related lawsuit filed today against lyft. amy is among those accusing the san francisco-based

ryan curry is in the newsroom more. ryan: they are a bit shaken up by everything. video shows exactly why it was a hectic seem for kids of all ages. moments after kids ran out of the charter school after gunshots rang out at the complex. law enforcement can be seen in the hallways with their guns drawn in an effort to get kids out of the building safely. shots were fired in the vicinity of the high school and campus nearby. the shooting left six people injured. this is connected with other episodes of violence in the community. >> has driven violence. we do believe that incident gang-related. ryan: oakland has seen a lot of violence recently and this time it involved a shooting near a school. no arrests have been made yet. there could be more but they are investigating. the people that were shot or not the intended targets. julian: the candidate vying to become the next district attorneys share their thoughts on the shooting. both addressed the rising concern of gun violence across alameda county. >> there is a certain lawlessness that many people feel in today's c

this morning inside the tube as we mentioned for a couple of hours in the dark abc 7 news reporter ryan curry about their experience. a crowded west oaklandnd station friday full of people confused about what is happening with bart on friday morning a train lost power in the trans bay 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 felt like multiple hours initially. they told us there's a technical problem, but we take for more than two hours with no power on it and the old people were screaming because of the oxygen deficiency parts is passengers were taken to west oakland station, and they were able to

reporter ryan curry is looking at what rain means for the fire danger, but let's begin with meteorologistor this storm. the models are still having a hard time judging exactly how much rain we will receive, but rain happening is a good bet. tuesday and wednesday with some light rain. there are parts of the bay like the north bay where it could be a little bit stronger, but that 1 is sunday and monday, the possibility of gusty winds, and thunderstorms with downpours. that would be most likely sunday and into monday. here's the thing we are grappling with. september is our third driest month. it's like a preseason storm. the models are saying heavy rain, but there is no tropical connection that would lead us to believe that rain could be up around two or three inches. if you have watched our coverage, everywhere else in the country is flooding, so what is normal? models are having a hard time of dealing with the juiciness of the atmosphere. we will try to map it out

ryan curry has the story of a family left high and dry. ryan: the hot weather is starting to arrive in the east bay, but in brentwood, options to stay cool i limited as their pools were emptied. the city announced they closed the city pools. >> it is terrible. it is 103 degrees out here. why wouldn't you have the pool open? ryan: this family had a reunion and came to the park to use the pool. >> to our surprise, it was close. none of us are local. we drove from oakland. ryan: something designed to cool off close because of the heat. >> my lower back is red -- is wet right now, and that's not because of the pool. it's because of sitting out here in the sun. ryan: the hot weather also being felt at pleasant hill. many still came out while the sun was going down for the summer concert series. >> this is a live event, so it should be a good one. ryan: they have not let the heat stopped them this time. their plan -- stay in the shade. >> tonight is going to be a little bit warmer. i picked out a spot so by the time the music starts there's shade

ryan curry joins us. >> we will be under another flex alert this evening, making it the eighth day in a row officials have asked us to cut down on power usage. it will be cooler but still hot today, putting more strain on the grid. from 4:00 p.m. until then :00 p.m. tonight, californians will be asked to reduce power. last night, we were able to avoid blackouts. power demand to set an all-time record tuesday. the -- alert one out yesterday and usage dropped dramatically. we need to do more in thean. -- in the renewable energy sector to prevent this from happening again. >> the power did go out in some places but that was not because of cal iso calling for blackouts. those recommendations of turning off unused appliances and setting the thermostat to 78 or higher will be crucial. this heatwave is not over. kumasi: we could still face rolling blackouts today if we do not do our part. here is what you should do to prepare -- coast your blinds, close your curtains, cover those windows. if you need to use appliances like your dishwasher, washer or dryer, do it before 4:00 p.m. and precook

hassan is live at eden medical center ryan curry at highland hospital.to be treated abc 7 news reporter lee ann. melendez is speaking with parents, but we're going to begin with abc 7 news reporter tim johns tim. yeah, dan. now as you say of those sits people who are injured to have life-threatening injuries one person has been released to our pending release and one is sustaining non-life threatening injuries now of the oakland police department says they are looking for one shooter. although they believe others may also be involved. this is still an ongoing and active investigation and opd is asking the community to step forward and help if they have any information to try and bring these folks responsible to justice now switching gears a little bit. i have to tell you we have talked

ryan curry has the details. ryan: a gruesome incident. some of these details are disturbing. a san carlos woman died after she was beheaded. happened on thursday, on magnolia avenue not far from el camino. the sheriff's office describing the weapon as a stabbing instrument, one that was not found as of thursday evening. the woman and a suspect were in an ongoing relationship, however, sources tell us that the victim had a restraining order against the suspect since april. the suspect walked over to the deputies on the scene and was arrested. witnesses told us that they could not believe it. >> this is unbelievable it happened in this area. he walked right by me. i was right there and i am like, oh, he walked right by me. reporter: did he say anything? >> not all, he was upset. ryan: child protective services took custody of a seven-year-old and one year old from inside of the home. one person says he was familiar with the couple having interacted with them on a number of occasions. we asked about history of abuse and the sheriff's office only confirming the suspect was known

ryan curry tracking the development live in the newsroom with the information we just got in. : abc news has confirmed the entire royal family is there or on their way including princes william and harry. the queen has been staying, where she is currently comfortable. she has been staying there due to mobility issues. this comes a day after the queen canceled a meeting with her counsel and was told to rest. the new prime minister traveled to balmoral to meet queen elizabeth. it was the first time in her 70 year reign the transfer of power having the waif -- happened away from buckingham palace. the prime minister tweeted my thoughts and the thoughts of the people across the united kingdom are with the queen and her family at this time. the story is continuing to develop. there appears to be great concern from the great britain people right now and the royal family over queen elizabeth's help -- health. she is the longest reigning monarch in the nation's history. julian: much more coverage on that big story throughout the day. first fridays in oakland could soon come to an end a

ryan curry went to fremont fire department to see their plans. ighters -- ryan: it is shaping up to be a busy weekend part firefighters. >> we are training at the training facility, practicing pumping techniques and firefighting techniques for this weekend. ryan: he said his crews need special gear to be ready for the extreme heat. >> these are the pants we wear and the structure helmet and coat. the big difference for wildland firefighting, you where later materials -- you where later materials -- wear lighter materials. ryan: they have to carry special equipment. >> is mandatory for a tent shelter used for fires encased they are overrun by fire. new to this pack is a hydration pack that carries two liters of water that the personnel can keep on their back at all-time. ryan: they already had numerous calls and are expecting more. it is not just the potential for fires, they have to be ready for heat related illness. >> every apparatus is staffed with a paramedic and they are trained to treat those kind of symptoms. ryan: he has been working for 2

ryan curry has the story. >> it is a new week of school for richmond high but students are going to classisappointed over the actions of parents from another school. galileo academy of science and technology forfeited its game against richmond on friday because the roster was to lean after their parents of seven football players refused to let their kids play citing concerns for safety. it is something students do not agree with. >> they think this is the ghetto area. they think something bad is going to happen. >> stephen goes to richman high school. he says rumor started circulating about school being unsafe which he says are not true. >> they said richman was dangerous with potential bombings or shootings. that is kind of dumb. the >> superintendent of the west contra costa school district says the forfeit was not based on any actual data. >> it was uncalled for the do not have their facts right and i would like to see their data when they say we have a lot of crime and violence over here. i would like to know exactly what data they are looking at. >> wichman high school will play thei

reporter: in hayward, ryan curry abc7 news. ama: how hot are we getting? tracking it. sandhya: that is why i want to start with something that we do not typically start with, that is the accuweather 7 day forecast. this is going to be a prolonged period of very hot, dangerously hot weather ahead. tomorrow you get the heat spike with triple digits, friday, 90's. look at the triple digits from saturday through tuesday. then, those temperatures coming down just slightly on wednesday. we will take a closer look, that heatwave is expected to be the longest and hottest of the season, so far. as you know, we get heat in october as well. dangerous heat will be brought by this area of high pressure that will build a westward and as it does we will notice the difference as we head into tomorrow. today, temperatures were in the low 60's to upper 90's, inland. tomorrow we will get into the triple digit territory. 8:00 in the morning, 50's and 60's, fog around, it's going to get warm. inland, 80's and 90's. 2:00 in the afternoon, these are not the highs of the days but

ryan curry has the story. >> police chief steven ford and councilmembers monica wilson into misha torres walker are calling for changes within the antioch police department. >> caneiteention to trac and monitor use of force, implementation of a system to monitor cell phone use. >> this comes as eight members of the police department are on leave while the fbi, district attorney and grand jury investigate them for possible misconduct. our media partners reveal some instances being reviewed. >> we saw in the recent east bay times article that talked about various abuses that may have been caused by the antioch police department. to me that is unacceptable. >> the police chief and councilmembers want the entire city council to start talking about these reforms as soon as possible. they want to look at the entire use of force from the police department especially how they deploy their canines. >> we will conduct a top-down assessment of our canine policy. this serves great utility for the organization. we will take a closer look at how we deploy our canines with emphasis on mitigating unnece

this morning inside the tube as we mentioned for a couple of hours in the dark abc 7 news reporter ryan curry spoke with passengers on that train about their experience. a crowded west oaklandnd station friday full of people confused about what is happening with bart on friday morning a train lost power in the trans bay 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 felt like multiple hours initially. they told us there's a technical problem, but we take for more than two hours with no power on it and the old people were screaming because of the oxygen deficiency parts is passengers were taken to west oakland station, and they were able to de-board there. they moved to single track service through the tube after but alini says many on the train we're starting to panic i was scared like it was my first time experience. there's horrifying like things, you know underwater with no oxygen with no plan and no update even the board operator said hey, i d

dan: san francisco, africanist -- activists are asking the -- asking brooke jenkins to -- ryan curryspoke with protesters today. reporter: up the stairs and h de distct to reconsider charging juveniles as adults. >> i'm someone who went through the juvenile justice system at 17 and i was charged as an adult when i was 18 and was transferred to the adult system. reporter: lucera helped organize a protest. someone formally incarcerated, she does not think charging juveniles as adults leads to proper re-ability should. >> i do get the education i needed. nobody supported me with safe housing or resources that invested in opportunities for me to get employment, for me to go to college. reporter: in an interview with the i team, the district attorney says that she will only prosecute 16 and seven -- 17-year-olds for agree just offenses. charging them as juveniles would lead them to be released by the age of 24. she things for certain crimes, that's not enough time. >> if someone commits some type of mass shooting or something else, that is very serious, when he to be prepared to have a co