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the new accuweather app from "abc 7 news." minute by minute forecasts plu real-time radar and alerts keeping >>> there are so many ways to beat the heat, but few as cute as this at the oregon zoo. today zoo keepers fed the otters -- wait, otter pops. yes, those delicious frozen treats were part of the fun. the otters also had trays of ice to move around in, and there's always a dip in the pool. portland reached triple digit temperatures today. >> look at those little faces. >> who doesn't love a good otter pop, especially an otter? >> so cute. we like to think she's pretty cute, but that's tough to beat. >> i'll try to follow that. upset of the tournament on day one at the u.s. open on the women's side. we will show you who and how are the ♪ it's twith the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring... does your bed do that? the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right

stephanie ramos, abc news, boston. >>> american idol is coming to abc. and some of those who think they have the chops to become the next singin sensation are lining up in oakland to audition. abc 7 news reporter alisa harrington joins us live from jack london square with details on some of the talent. good morning. >> reporter: the american idol bus is traveling all over the country, looking for the next singing superstar. today, it is in jack london square. what you're looking at are some of the hopefuls. they're auditioning in front of producers today, the celebrity judges are not here. what is happening is they're auditioning in front of producers. if they make it through this round, then they will audition for the celebrity judges including katy perry on a future date. there is a huge turnout here in oakland. you can see that the line actually wraps all the way around jack london square. a few hundred, maybe more than a thousand people here. a lot of folks have brought their guitars, some singing original songs and a lot of people do think that ther

abc 7 news." ♪ >>> a cloud over google. the company ceo takes the stage and delivers a message to young girls trying to break into silicon valley. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. google ceo delivered his remarks in mountain view this evening. it happened around the same time james damore was on the google campus. >> he's the man fired from the company pending t now infamous memo on gender diversity. he held a sign saying "fired while telling the truth" while wearing a shirt with the word gulag. >> katie marzullo is live in mountain view with the new developments. katey. >> reporter: dan, ama, the event was an award ceremony for girls in tech. the ceo of google gave the girls a well- received pep talk. that was after he cancered a company meeting on gender diversity. >> you belong here and we need you. >> reporter: google ceo sunld ar pichai addressed the girls in mountain view. >> i want you to know there is a place for you in this ind

for the i-team, dan noyes, "abc 7 news" >>> all right. let's turn your attention now to the weather. almost to the weekend. >> we're getting there. drew tuma in for sandhya. >> as we get into the weekend warmer air will move in and peaks sunday into monday. live doppler 7 is a quiet night. patchy fog along the bay. in fact, we will show you the exploratorium camera. a live look at the tower shining brightly on telegraph hill. the backdrop is overcast skies. the accuweather highlights showing you tomorrow it is really comfortable day. temperatures near average and then start the warming trend friday and into saturday. it is really going to peak on sunday with inland temperatures getting close to 100 degrees, even folks around the bay and along the coast feeling the warmer weather as we go into sunday. outside right now, temperatures are cooled off into the 50s and 60s for the most part, 61 the current number as you see in oakland. 58 in san francisco. 60 that number in gilroy. 71 in brentwood. 57 in santa rosa. here is the call. overnight

in san francisco, lilian kim, "abc 7 news." >>> now, "abc 7 news" reporter laura anthony has been in houston all week helping out our sister station ktrk. here is part of laura's report earlier tonight from an abandoned freeway. >> reporter: this is a major interstate. what you are looking at is about 150 yards at least of concrete median that has been thrust aside in the middle of the freeway as if it were some sort of tinker toy. this is a major thoroughfare leading into houston and it is closed. we have been driving around two days and every where we look it is a new sight and no less stunning. near houston, laura anthony, "abc 7 news" >>> one easy way to help is through abc's day of giving tomorrow. abc stations nationwide will be fundraising on air and online all day long with money going to those people that need it most in texas because of harvey. you can also donate to the red cross any time by texting the word harvey to 90999. that will make a $10 donation to the red cross. >> well, here in the bay area we are preparing for some very hot weather. >> incredibly hot actually.

in san francisco, lilian kim, "abc 7 news." >>> now, "abc 7 news" reporter laura anthony has been in houston all week helping out our sister station ktrk. here is part of laura's report earlier tonight from an abandoned freeway. >> reporter: this is a major interstate. what you are looking at is about 150 yards at least of concrete median that has been thrust aside in the middle of the freeway as if it were some sort of tinker toy. this is a major thoroughfare leading into houston and it is closed. we have been driving around two days and every where we look it is a new sight and no less stunning. near houston, laura anthony, "abc 7 news" >>> one easy way to help is through abc's day of giving tomorrow. abc stations nationwide will be fundraising on air and online all day long with money going to those people that need it most in texas because of harvey. you can also donate to the red cross any time by texting the word harvey to 90999. that will make a $10 donation to the red cross. >> well, here in the bay area we are preparing for some very hot weather. >> incredibly hot actually.

, download the "abc 7 news" app. you will find a video showing you how to find your way around the three-day music festival. be sure to enable push alerts. >> tonight senator feinstein is vowing to help an oakland couple return to the united states after their scheduled deportation back to mexico next tuesy.da oakland minutes after the senator met with the sanchez family. the family spent 20 years battling to stay in the united states, but under the trump administration their time has simply run out. senator feinstein told us she plans to introduce special legislation next month to temporarily lift their deportation in the hope of bringing them back to the u.s. >> i feel we're at peace now uscabeute i of her way to help us out. >> this is a good family. they work. they contribute to the community. >> the couple's four children, all born here, will be allowed to stay. >>> today jimmy kimmel gave a progress report on his son's health after the newborn underwent open heart surgery in told the hollywood he reporter willi

in san jose, katie utehs, "abc 7 news" >>> coming up on "abc 7 news at 11:00," a shark attacked in santa cruz. what authorities found missing from this great white after it had already washed ashore. >> plus, fire interrupts an east bay wedding, but can't put out the flames of love. and -- >> i'm his number one fan in life. >> a woman no needs a life-saving donation is thankful when a prominent bay area native you join us the call for help. >> i'm spencer christian, this is what bay area skies will look like early monday morning. will we get a good view of the eclipse? eclipse? ♪music the lord says, "come to me all you who are weary and find life burdensome, and i will give you rest." join us for the majesty of the catholic mass here sunday mornings at 8:30. for more information visit mysundaymass.org >>> in san ramon a delivery truck slammed into a hydrant sending a tower water shooting into air. >>> new at 11:00, a raging fire at a winery and popular wedding destination interrupted one come's wedding celebration. you are looking at viewer video taking at elliston vineyards. you can s

"abc 7 news" accuweather app. download the app for free from your app store and stay on top of the weather where you live. >>> the "abc 7 news" app first told you about a developing story we're staying on top of tonight, a shooting at san francisco's popular dolores park in the city's mission district. since then, we've learned three people were wounded. as "abc 7 news" reporter lisa amin gulezian tells us live from the newsroom, the search continues. >> reporter: a little more than an hour ago san francisco police told "abc 7 news" they plan to increase patrols in the park. as for the victims, all through were taken to sf general one is in critical condition, one was treated and released and the last is a teenage boy. tonight delores park is quiet. there are few signs of the violence that erupted here just hours ago. san francisco police surrounded the park after two men and a teenage boy were shot. >> i looked down to the bridge and saw a person running and a handgun in their hand. >> reporter: it happened on th

abc news was in richmond. where they led a tour of the rosy the riveter museum. >> the rosies back in world war ii were building 700 vessels right here and getting paid precisely the same amount of money that the men who had left to go to war -- >> it motivates you to strive to do the best that you can. >> they also met some of the rosies that actually worked in richmond during the war. >>> a crowd gathered at civic park to make the words end hate. they wanted to speak out against hatred. 700 people took part in the event. >>> two kids in san francisco are cooking up peace and understanding. they have signs saying make lemonade, not war and don't hate, hydrate. their mother said they raised 10$10 $102. >> i wanted to do something different, given the security concerns today. >> the money will go to support the southern poverty law center a nonprofit that specializes in civil rights. >>> music, games food and carnival rides greeted people at the facebook county fair. the social media giant hosted the fair at it

abc news, blaresville, georgia. >> abc 7 news will have extensive coverage of the great american solar eclipse. including live local reports right before abc's special coverage which begins monday at 10:00 a.m. david mira will anchor at abc's special report. >>> today is national roller coaster day. dedicated to all the twists, turns, and loops you love. coming up next, the bay area >>> american idol is coming to abc 7 this fall. auditions will be held in oakland on sunday. the american idol bus will be in jack london square giving you the chance to be a star, but you don't have to wait until sunday. audition online right now. we have a link to the application at abc7news.com. potential candidates need to be at least 15 years old. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, as students head back to school this fall, some class times are starting later than ever. and it could become state law. but is this a good thing for everyone? >>> and bait and switch off the california coast. what's tricking fish into eating something they shouldn't. tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> okay. thrill seekers

in san jose, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> developing news tonight. napa county where sky 7 shows a 114 acre grass fire threatening homes and forced evacuations of people and at least 50 horses. the canyon fire started around 1:00 this afternoon near highway 128 in sage canyon road on the west side of lake bariessa. one firefighters suffered minor injury. containment is up to 95% thanks to light wind and cooler temperature also. >> what can firefighters expect on the fire lines as they continue to deal with this all weekend? how about the forecast? >> here is meteorologist sandhya patel with the latest. >> dan and ama, let's check out current conditions near the fire line. it is much cooler and the humidity has come up. 74 degrees right now, 25% relative humidity. what is not so great is this is the wind condition right now. winds are gusting to 16 miles an hour, making it a challenge for the fire crews there. the gusty winds will taper overnight tonight, only to pick back up again tomorrow afternoon/evening. hopefully they get a handle on the fire be

"abc 7 news" app. download the app for free and be sure to enable push alerts. >> new at 11:00 a fiery wreck shut down northbound lanes of 880 in fremont. this is near the fremont boulevard off ramp. a witness shared these three cars caught on fire tonight >>> police are looking for witnesses and clues after a person was killed in an oakland neighborhood. the victim died on rich street around 12:30 this afternoon. all homicide detectives will say is the person died while a crime was being committed. they haven't released any details about any people or cars linked to the case >>> a chase sped through several counties before a guy tried to swim away from the highway patrol. you can see on this map here how today's chase covered more than 100 miles from oroville to discovery bay. sky 7 flew above highway 4 moments after the man was captured. there he is without a shirt. chp tells us he spent about an hour in the old river, taunting officers until he was caught >>> a two-year-old boy is safe after being d

for the i-team, dan noyes, "abc 7 news" >>> all right. let's turn your attention now to the weather. almost to the weekend. >> we're getting there. drew tuma in for sandhya. >> as we get into the weekend warmer air will move in and peaks sunday into monday. live doppler 7 is a quiet night. patchy fog along the bay. in fact, we will show you the exploratorium camera. a live look at the tower shining brightly on telegraph hill. the backdrop is overcast skies. the accuweather highlights showing you tomorrow it is really comfortable day. temperatures near average and then start the warming trend friday and into saturday. it is really going to peak on sunday with inland temperatures getting close to 100 degrees, even folks around the bay and along the coast feeling the warmer weather as we go into sunday. outside right now, temperatures are cooled off into the 50s and 60s for the most part, 61 the current number as you see in oakland. 58 in san francisco. 60 that number in gilroy. 71 in brentwood. 57 in santa rosa. here is the call. overnight

this is abc 7 news. >> today is sunday, august 27th. good morning, and thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tiler. let's start with the forecast. here is lisa tracking live doppler 7. >> good morning to you. hi, everyone. boy, it is even mild this morning. was it hot enough for you yesterday? as we look at live doppler 7 now, you'll notice there is a little bit of fog along the san mateo coast. only relief at the shoreline. so once again, a spare the air alert. our inland east bay and santa clara valley, poor air quality. current temperatures look like this. low to mid 60s in our inland east bay. at 54 at half moon bay. 65 in mountain view, and that puts us anywhere from about 3 to 17 degrees warmer out by brentwood. numbers still well into the 70s. so your forecast today calls for temperatures to be in and around 70 degrees for most of you. in the immediate bay area. except at the coast, as we go through the morning. and then by midday, we're in the 90s. even hotter today, up to 106. and we are looking

from san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> just three days away to abc 7 news team has been busy pulling together all you need to know. >> a look at some of the highlights on our website and news app. >> reporter: abc 7 news dots kom has a landing page for all things solar eclipse and we're constantly putting up new stories. check out this one. a georgia engineer has a warning for us. his eyes suffered serear damage during a1972 partial eclipse. >> about 30 seconds to a minute on and off, both eyes looking like this and like this. >> reporter: you don't want to do that. in another abc 7 web and ach exclusive, we asked meteorologists why this eclipse is so special. >> it's so cool to see the moon actually casting a shadow, taking a bite out of the sun. that is the thing that's so fascinating to me and i will be watching as many of you will be as well and i'd love to see your photos or your videos. and abc 7 news has a link to a list of eclipse misconceptions that nasa wants to clear up. some say if your pregnant, you should not watch an eclipse because it can harm your baby.

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abc 7 news. >>>let continue our team coverage. >> here's abc 7 meteorologist sandhya patel. >> let's look at live doppler 7. texas and louisiana still getting hit hard. a third landfall is expected in a few hours as you look at the rainfall rates what is intense here between texas and louisiana, 2.74 inches of rain per hour. the flooding situation is getting exacerbated. flash flooding, funnel cloud, tornado. dozens of reports. landfall expected in louisiana tomorrow evening. continuing across parts of memphis and tennessee. but obviously, cincinnati but much weeker. cedar bayou, texas, a new record for a tropical system, 51.88 inches beats the previous record from amelia in 1978. this is two to three years of bay area rain. 14.9 inches is the yearly average in san jose. look at harvey's total so far and they are still counting. >> thank you. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is in houston. enabling their reporters to tend to their families and homes. laura is traveling with a convoy of rescue bo

here's abc news reporter, vic lee. >> are you having trouble finding help? >> oh, absolutely, yes. >> we need servers, hosts. >> i've never seen it this bad in all the years we've been here. >> reporter: supporter ital yawno. and raffle nielsen, copenhagen bakery and cafe. all three are having trouble finding and keeping help on the avenue. tony burlinggame avenue, the shopping spot for upscale hills dale and burlinggame. all three thank their blessings fl having long-time loyal staff. >> they cannot afford to live here because everything is so expensive. >> reporter: he knows first hand about that. >> been here about a months. >> reporter: historically young people applied for restaurant jobs part time. but now. >> there's so many start ups here that it's the mecca here. >> reporter: not only are they going to entry level jobs at tech firms, even cooks are flocking to their cafeterias. >> some of those tech companies are on chips and everything. so even to cook and they are paying them big money. >> reporter: the immigration crack down has also hit hard. >>

eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> thanks so much. >> one easy way to help the flooding victim s through abc day of giving. >> today abc stations nation wide are fund raising on air and online. we have our phone bank volunteers. how's it's going? >> reporter: it's going dpraet. we turned our 7 on your side office into a phone bank. let me show you the volunteers here hard at work to take your call and pledge including our very own cheryl jennings. can i trouble you? >> i want everybody to please call. we're at phone bank with the red cross today. you can call us, text us. every penny will help. look at this. a quick update on the total so far. incredible. we have raised $34,000. walmart pledged $20 million for harvey relief. 10 million going to the american red cross. you can donate as well by calling this number. >>> police are out in force after a mow moun tan lion was spotted. >>> changing coming to the san francisco police department. why more officers could soon be out on the street. >>> that wells fargo banking scandal is bigger than anyone realized. the new number of fake accounts cre

live in berkley, lilian kim, "abc 7 news." >>> the "abc 7 news" app sent out a push alert this afternoon shortly after the fire broke out. be first to know when breaking news happens where you live. download the app for free and enable the push alerts. >>> two cars got into a collision near the fire after a man says another driver pulled a gun on him. "abc 7 news" reporter leslie brinkley took these photos. the man told her he panicked when he saw the gun and sped down grizzly peak towards fish ranch road. he lost control and hit another car close to a cliff. look at that shot. east bay regional parks flis were at the scene but haven't released information. >>> developing news from richmond tonight, in the last 30 minutes "abc 7 news" obtainedll seconds leading up to a deadly police shooting today when vallejo police officers opened fire, shooting and killing a man. we're going to show you the video but we want the warn you this is difficult to watch and we are not, of course, going to show you the actual shooting. >> oh, [ bleep ]. oh [ bleep ]. oh [ bleep ]. oh, my god. he's going to k

thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm larry beal. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> hate is not welcome in our community. >> making a statement. the unconventional opposition to a planned right-wing rally in san francisco. >>> up and coming bay area rapper becomes the victim of a shooting. >>> gender discrimination becomes a focus at the state capital. how to empower women in the workpla workplace. >>> awe-inspiring sight today. highlights of the eclipse and some angles you haven't seen yet. >> you don't get many moments like this. >> some children get to catch science in action on their first day of school. what they thought about the great american eclipse. >>> a local san francisco law group has started a go fund me page called adopt a nazi. and it's not what you think. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz in for kristen sze. thank you for joining us. the campaign is raising money through crowd funding to benefit a civil rights group that tracks extreme hate groups. >> as leeann melendez explains it's a peaceful p

nationally though, abc 7 news along with nearly 200 other abc stations have raised more than $4.5 million. there's a lot of great stories. i want to interview amanda. you've been taking phone calls all morning long. how is it go, and what are people saying? >> it's just great. a lot of people are talking about how they are seeing and hearing about the devastation that's happening, and it's a lot of words like heartbreaking and just the need to help others, so it's really touching to be a part of something like this and not only are they donating personally through their business, but they are sharing that on social media or sending the address to mail checks, so it's just a moving experience. >> reporter: it's wonderful to have you here. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> reporter: of course, amanda and all of our volunteers are so nice so please call in. i want to give a few shoutouts pnpleoe already. francis from san jose giving $100. actually upped her donation and thought 50 bucks wasn't enough and tim from oakland who says he hasn't been able to connect with some families in

we have a link to the application at abc 7 news.com. potential contestants need to be at least 15 years old. . ♪ what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> apple plans to heat up its competition against industry leaders netflix and amazon. cupertino based apple plans to spend money on programming. >>> well, facebook is making it easier to both give and receive on your birthday. the social offer you the opportunity to create a fund raiser for your birthday. facebook partners with almost a million american nonprofits. on your birthday your friends will see a notification about the fund raiser and have a chance to donate. >>> hamilton fever is taking over los angeles. check out all these people outside the pantages theater today hoping to win a special lottery to get special seats for opening night. and a visit from the show's creator and then saur made theed by cast members. 40 lucky fans g

>> reporter: in acton, josie rand, "abc 7 news." >>> and you can track the forecast on the go the "abc 7 news" accuweather app. download the app for free from your app store and stay on top of the weather where you live. >>> the "abc 7 news" app first told you about a developing story we're staying on top of tonight, a shooting at san francisco's popular dolores park in the city's mission district. since then, w wounded. as "abc 7 news" reporter lisa amin gulezian tells us live from the newsroom, the search continues. >> reporter: a little more than an hour ago san francisco police told "abc 7 news" they plan to increase patrols in the park. as for the victims, all through were taken to sf general one is in critical condition, one was treated and released and the last is a teenage boy. tonight delores park is quiet. there are few signs of the violence that erupted here just hours ago. san francisco police surrounded the park after two men and a teenag we shoeoy >> i looked down to the bridge and saw a person running and a handgun in their hand. >> reporter: it happened on the pedestria

live in berkley, lilian kim, "abc 7 news." >>> the "abc 7 news" app sent out a push alert this afternoon shortly after the fire broke out. be first to know when breaking news happens where you live. download the app for free and enable the push alerts. >>> two cars got into a collision near the fire after a man says another driver pulled a gun on him. "abc 7 news" reporter leslie brinkley took these photos. the man told her he panicked when he saw the gun and sped down grizzly peak towards fish ranch road. he lost control and hit another car close to a cliff. look at that shot. east bay regional parks flis were at the scene but haven't released information. >>> developing news from richmond tonight, in the last 30 minutes "abc 7 news" obtained cellphone video showing the seconds leading up to a deadly police shooting today when vallejo police officers opened fire, shooting and killing a man. we're going to show you the video but we want the warn you this is difficult to watch and we are not, of course, going to show you the actual >> oh, [ bleep ]. oh [ bleep ]. oh [ bleep ]. oh, my god.

abc 7 news reporter maggie ruehly is tracking the latest live in houston. maggie? >> reporter: we are getting hit with more rain and wind here in houston, and we're expecting another band of heavy rain coming our way only adding to an already catastrophic situation. the country's fourth largest city remains under water. with more heavy rain expected, the city could be soaked with up to 50 inches. >> this is a landmark event. we have not seen an event like this. you could not draw this forecast up. you could not dream this forecast up. >> then today a new problem. officials say city dams built to protect downtown houston against a 1,000-year flooding event are nearing capacity. the reservoirs are rising at more than 4 inches an hour. >> we have dam safety experts monitoring these structures 24/7. >> reporter: to control the flooding, the army corps of engineers will begin releasing the dams, but first they have to evacuate residents whose homes could get flooded. >> those in the neighborhoods that are going to be challenged over the next couple of hours and days. >>

in san jose, katie utehs, "abc 7 news" >>> coming up on "abc 7 news at 11:00," a shark attacked in santa cruz. what authorities found missing from this great white after it had already washed ashore. >> plus, fire interrupts an east bay wedding, but can't put out the flames of love. and -- >> i'm his number one fan in life. >> a woman no needs a life-saving donation is thankful when a prominent bay area native you join us the call for help. >> i'm spencer christian, this is what bay area skies will look like early monday morning. will we get a good view of the ecli ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this august visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. >>> in san ramon a delivery truck slammed into a hydrant sending a tower of water shooting into the air. >>> new at 11:00, a raging fire at a winery and popular wedding destination interrupted one come's wedding celebration. you are looking at viewer video taking at elliston vineyards. you can see the smoke b

you can see red cross.org/abc. you can get more information and through abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app. that's thursday right here on abc 7. >> great to see so much support. thank you very much. >>> there's been record breaking rain for texas during this storm. >> as we heard, enough to power niagra falls for 15 days. spencer christian is here with more. >> the amount of rain for the storm is just unbelievable. just to try to put it into perspective, this storm has set a new record for rainfall from tropical system in the allowlow states. nearly 52 inches of rain of cedar buy you which is southeast of houston. the previous record is 48 inches of rain back in 1978. the amount of rain from this storm in five days is equal to two to three years worth of rain in the bay area. san jose yearly average is under 15 inches of rain. san francisco and oakland have a yearly average of 24 inches. ha harvey's total, 51.88 inches over five days. you can see where the storm is spinning off the eastern gulf coast of texas. it'

on abc 7. a's fans in anaheim. top one, stealing second and third, scored on a wild pitch, speed never goes out of style. 1-0 a's. newly acquired justin garneau. two out single. the a's go up 3-0. top six. davis on first. takes off for sec, a double steal. heads home. throw back bobbled. safe. davis takes third. a's right now lead 5-0 in the ninth, also complete highlights at 11:00 on abc 7. niners linebacker smith today tore a muscle, and reportedly will miss the entire season. bad news on an otherwise pleasant day at levi stadium. as a player, this is a welcomed change of pace from the practice field, giving you that game day feeling. the coach also gets to look at the players in a scrimmage-typesetting. so many holes to be filled in the team, and younger players have hopes. the starting quarterback looked good in camp. here's the old ball coach. >> i really want to see how they'd handle it, goo out there, freak out, and make stuff up? good to see they did not. you try your hardest. they were pumped to be out the

g p "abc 7 sports" brought to you by rer rock ca. asiin n>> g ideal world, maybe the ma marlin's new owners don't want to pay giancarlo the balance of his contract, and he ends up with the giants. giants in miami, be very quiet. i'm hunting rabbits. giancarlo hunting baseballs and catching them. a two-run shot off blach. that's the marlins' single. that's over the head. ground rule double. two to score. tied at 2. giants take the lead. moments later, hunter pence, line drive, base hit. the rookie didn't have i runs i. marcell ozuna, here it comes and there it goes. jumps on the hanging curve. deep to center. the giants would fall 8-3 while a guy in a monkey costume for some reason pies stanton after the game. all right. royals and a's, these fans are diving for souvenirs. another souvenir on the way to the seats. cam gallagher, a grand slam, first career homer off casey pos pekt. casey up 6-1. bottom of sixth, pitcher hits ryan healey, loads the bases. look out. nailed two. davis would stay in the game so it is a 6-2 contest but a's

they're promising to fix the mistake. >> the "abc 7 news" app send out a push alert as soon as abc confirmed scaramucci's re resignation. download the app and enable push aall right. >>> new at 11:00, firefighters fighters were called to a school after construction materials were set on fire. there were three more fires around the neighboring middle school. one was along the fence line near the baseball field. the school will review security film to see if it sheds light on the fire. >> a fire at a san rafael elementary school three weeks before the start of the school year. tonight parents and staff wonder if repairs will be ready in time. abc 7 reporter lilian kim joins us live with the story. lilian. >> reporter: ama, this fence was put up this summer because of all of the construction work going on here. it was lock when firefighters arrived, causing a bit of a delay. once they got through they were able to put out the flames rather quickly. the thick, black smoke that rose firefighters who tary school a tough on their hands. >> i can tell you coming out i was expecting a lot worse. ther

here's abc's janai norman. >> officer down. he jumped off the side of the freeway. >> reporter: the terrifying moment caught on tape. the police officer making a split-second decision to get out of the way of an oncoming car. >> i hear the screech of tires. >> reporter: he was forced off the side of the highway by an alleged drunk driver. >> before i knew it, there was a car right up on me, i had less than a second to make the reaction. >> reporter: that decision saved his life when he and his partner were investigating an accident in houston. watch this again. two other first responders turn to look and carter forced off the guardrail. >> ah! >> i'm fallin'. >> reporter: hitting the ground 16 feet below. >> i kept thinking to myself, when am i going to stop falling. >> reporter: that driver out on bond and officer carter left with multiple injuries, though grateful to be alive. >> i know if i would have froze still, the car would have ran me over and probably would have taken my life and i wouldn't be here today. >> reporter:

anchored by abc's david muhr. the question is your mind, will we be able to see the eclipse right here in the bay area. here is the eclipse forecast. >> we'll have clear skies for some, but clouds will fill some regions for others. let talk about the photograph as you get to monday morning. future weather will stop the clock at 9:01 monday morning. that is when the eclipse will begin for us locally. you see a lot of clouds around the cost and patchy fog. the max eclipse, this is when three-fourths of the sun is covered by the moon. that happens at 10:15 a.m. you see the fog is dissipating around the bay. however, we have thick cloud cover along the coast. best viewing spots, how it looks right now, get as far away from the coast as you can. if you can go to the higher elevations, perhaps mt. tam, you'll have much cleary skies there. we'll show you how the weekend will be finishing tomorrow. >>> we want to see just how you're viewing the eclipse. share your photos and videos on social media. use the issue abc 7 now

"abc 7 news" will have coverage of the great american solar eclipse before abc's special covering beginning at 10:00 a.m. >>> many of us have money jars where we store our loose change. one man in southern california had his stolen, a loss of thousands of dollars. but then this twist. two years later he got some of that money back along with an apology from the thief. reporter josh haskell from our sister station knbc has the story. >> reporter: money jars have long served as the perfect household tool to store loose change, and cashing in can be a rewarding guessing game. >> i collect my change for 25 years. >> reporter: but bill full bright never had the chance to find out how much he saved. two years ago swo stole what he estimates at 3,000 to $4,000. >> i was upset. again, not so much that, yes, it was money stolen, but 25 years of doing this. we were wondering how much -- we'll never know how much money was in that thing. >> reporter: the fulbright's kept the jar of change in the garage. one theory is that a delivery man saw it and stole it. two days ago there was a new development in

. >> announcer: live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." ♪ >>> developing now at 11:00, google fires the employee who penned a controversial anti-diversity memo. tonight that man is vowing to fight back. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. that memo argued that women didn't have the biological makeup to succeed in silicon valley. >> "abc 7 news" reporter lilian kim is following the developing story. >> reporter: dan and ama, the fired employee identified as software engineer james damore told "the new york times" he will likely take legal action against google. the company hasn't publicly commented on the firing, but the ceo told employees that he violated the code of conduct. in his ten-page manifesto he mentioned google's ideological echo chamber where dissenters are shamed into silence. in his case it led to his firing. his memo questioned google's push for diversity, that the company's gender gap in technical is due to biological issues. women on average are more prone to anxiety he says and men have a higher drive for status. many in the

abc 7 just spoke to oakland public works officials. they tell us they are not forcing people from the area and they are claiming they are just removing unneeded garbage. >>> developing news out of san jose where authorities are looking for the driver of a car that t-boned a police cruiser around 1:00 this morning at south white road. the officer was treated at a hospital and released. the female driver took off, and police say that the car that she was driving was stolen. >>> new details now in a deadly stabbing in the south bay. police have released this video of the man they believe to be the killer. officers say the video was taken moments before the stabbing which happened june 10th along everglade avenue. the victim, an unidentified man, died a week later. police are still investigating the motive and ask anyone who recognizes this man to police give them a call. >>> new developments in the case of two men who posted video of themselves climbing on the golden gate bridge. surely you remember this april stunt that went viral on soc

>>> now from "abc 7 news," live breaking news. >> murder suspects the run. tonight a nationwide manhunt for two men from chicago is over and it ended right here in the bay area. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. this all unfolded within the last few hours. northwestern university professor wyndham lathem and university of oxford employee andrew warren have been on the run more than a week wanted for the murder of a 26 year old man. >> tonight both lathem and warren are in custody here in the bay area. leslie brinkley is following breaks details in the newsr>> ie men were in the bay area. but we know local law enforcement agencies were told to be on the lookout for the suspects over the last two days. u.s. marshals say 42-year-old wyndham lathem surrendered at the federal courthouse in oakland before 8:00 tonight. 56-year-old andrew warren surrendered at park station in safrancisco around the same time. >> he was taken into custody without incident. he did turn himself in and we did confirm he was wanted out of chicago for a murder. >> reporter:

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vic lee, abc 7 news. >> now one easy way to give is to help through abc's day of giving tomorrow. abc stations nation wide will do a fund raiser on air and online all day with money going to neighbors most impacted by harvey. you can also donate to the red cross at any time by texting harvey to 909 -- >> and we will have a comprehensive look at the situation in texas on the special edition of 2020. abc's 2020 city under water airs tonight at 10:00 on channel 7:00. >> but stay with us. a lot more to bring you now. a gang is all but dismantled. this gang was vicious and their victims random. >> their only motive was to inflict violence. >> also a woman says her pet was killed by two dogs living next door. only abc 7 news follows her frustrations in a quest for justice. >> and we're about to see serious heat in the bay >>> new details from sacramento county. a sheriff's deputy has died. it happened at a rumodacapitol. a man with an assault rifle showed up to check out a room. police shot the gunman who's in the hospital. the fallen deputy is this man, 52 yoeltd robert french. french

live in houston, abc news. back to you. >> i want to give you the latest now on the situation in texas. >> take a look at the rainfall totals but you heard the works. 52 inches of rainfall. a record for one tropical system. that's compared to bay area rainfall totals. this 52 inch total that's hit the houston area is more than we get here in two to three years. let's take a look at the current position of the storm. it's moving through west central louisiana right now with sustained winds of 40 miles an hour moving towards the north/northeast still dumping heavy rainfall. not so devastating is what we have seen along the coast. the storm will be moving up into parts of arkansas, western tennessee, western kentucky by friday. it's still a dangerous storm that can wreak havoc of producing extensive flooding. we'll keep tracking it for you. >> spencer, thank you so much. >>> the receding kraere ining w allowing some people to return home and assess the damage and collect valuables. laura anthony is this spring, te

abc 7 news happened to be at their home here when all of that happened. well, the three were all packed, their suitcases were full, ready to be loaded on to the car to san francisco international for the 12:55 flight to mexico city. they have three daughters, by the way, who are staying behind. one of them is just a year away from graduating from uc santa cruz. she should have been on campus registering for classes today, other two sisters to say farewell to her parents, and then suddenly, again, while abc 7 news was here at the house, her mom maria walked in and announced that senator dianne feinstein, who had by the way visited them at the house thursday, had through her office told her to cancel their flight today and reapply for another stay tomorrow. >> i'm really happy. i'm very thankful, and -- and i'm very happy, so i don't know what's going to happen tomorrow, but today it's all that matters to me. one day at a time. >> i do. i have so much hope that they will stay even longer. >> reporter: maria said it. one day at a time. one precious day at a

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david louie, abc 7 news. >>> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beal. >>> it's completely flabbergasting. and shocking. >> public outcry after a private street is sold. the sticker shock over an auction and unpaid $14 bill. >> an arrest of a man accused of attacking people on b.a.r.t. who identified him, just hours after b.a.r.t. released these images. >>> plus, the bay area arrests in connection with a killing in chicago. abc 7 news is there for the first court appearance today. >>> construction crews wear out their welcome in one south san francisco neighborhood. >>> you want to get your blood pressure up, just look out the front window. >>> live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. >>> you wonder if you've got a great deal or if you're the, you know u the sucker that just happened to pay the most. >> he definitely got a good deal. san jose real estate investors bid on an exclusive private street in san francisco. and now that they own it, they could actually charge residents there to park on the thing. good evening,