dion, it is going on the blooper reel. >> oh, in slow motion. >> america's funniest home videos. she should send this in. >> she was so cute on her tweet. so sorry, salmon. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is next. i appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. for sandhya patel a >>> tonight, bracing for a possible hurricane. tropical storm dorian gaining strength right now in the atlantic. forecast to become a hurricane as early as tomorrow. the islands, then puerto rico and why florida and parts of the east should be paying close attention as we head into the labor day holiday. ginger zee standing by with the newest track just in tonight. >>> breaking news. the verdict late today. the opioid crisis in america. and the stunning decision from a judge. the $572 million verdict against johnson & johnson. >>> president trump tonight facing new questions after the g7. does he have second thoughts about the trade war with china? and he's now suggesting his own hotel for the next g7, saying each country could have their own villa, their own bungalow. and why the pr

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in san francisco tonight, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> dion, thank you. google doesn't want employees debating politics at work. shifting away from the internet giant's famously open culture. employees are now actually barred from making statements that, quote, insult, demeanor humiliate other employees. the company's extended workforce, business partners or others. the rules also discourage google employees from engaging in a raging debate over politics or the latest news story. the policy says -- our primary responsibility is to do the work we've each been hired to do. not to spend working time on debates about nonwork topics. >>> the dramatic video of the amazon rain forest fires is adding fuel to the climate debate. local environmentalists and others are saying the fires are likely to impact us here in california. here's reporter leslie brinkley to explain. >> reporter: so far this year, there's an 84% surge in amazon rain forest fires. 70,000 so far. all sparked by human activity. some blame brazil's far right president for expanding ranching and min

and dion has been dealing with a lot lately. a tornado hit his house just a couple of months ago. and he always says he feels like he's been the rock for his family. now he tells me he feels like god is testing him. he feels like he's crumbling, that he's turning to pebbles. he's trying to be strong for his daughter, but he's like so many here trying to make sense of what happened. >> how do you even begin to do that? and of course the thought, i'm sure, as he mentioned is running through his head. what i hadn't brought my dad. at least they were together, but obviously we're sending him love and light. randi kaye, thank you for sharing his story. former vice president joe biden is no stranger to tragedy. hear his message to those reeling from the mass shootings here in dayton and in el paso. and his words for the president of the united states. that's next. s the smell of gain so much, she wished it came in a fabric softener too. [throat clears] say hello to your fairy godmother, alice. oh and look they got gain scent beads and dryer sheets too! today's senior living communities

thank you, dion. and we spent a week on ways to protect yourself, your family, your property, and your neighborhood during safety week, part of our efforts to build a better bay area. all of the stories have been posted on our website. go to abc7news.com/better bay area. >> we've also done a considerable amount of in-depth reporting on bart, the bay area's most widespread transit system as you well know. that's why we went to today's bart board meeting because they discussed an issue that could make a noticeable difference to the experience that riders get. abc7 news anchor erik thomas is live from pleasant hill with that story tonight. erik? >> reporter: dan, what they discussed was a ban on people who perform on bart trains or platforms and people who panhandle within the paid area, the stations, that is, between the turn styles and the train. they made no decisions today, but the issue could wind up on a future agenda. >>> all most bart commuters want is a safe clean ride from point a to point b. b

. >> abc 7 news dion lim was in court today. she's live in san francisco with the latest on the story, dion. >> reporter: dan, this has become such a complicated story with many people weighing in and stems from the bombshell revelation in curt todourt toda the judge said she had not seen the initial surveillance video that led her to release the suspect back on the streets. >> when i saw the video, which i just saw today, i was frankly alarmed. >> reporter: the video just christine is referring to shows james vincent attacking her in her apartment complex sunday. the d.a.'s office said the judge had seen the video. friday morning we learned the first time the judge saw the video wasn't during the arraignment but while she was out at dinner. >> because of what i saw on the video, i do have additional public safety concerns now. incarceration is not the answer for folks with mental illness and substance abuse in all cases. >> reporter: today the judge ordered vincent be outfitted with an ankle monitor but because of his mental il

dion lim, abc news. >> thank you. this afternoon, the san francisco city attorney's office judge van akin's former employer, weighed in on the case. in a statement, the office expresses sympathy for the victim but says "a picture weighs a thousand words," and agreed this video should have been presented to the judge dural earlier proceedings. the district attorney's office calls the statement uninformed. the city attorney defends van akin's record saying no one is more faithful to the facts and the law than christine van akin. it's disappointing so many were quick to criticize her without knowing all the facts. >> we're hearing from the san francisco police officer's association tonight. they released a statement calling for the judge to be reassigned to track court. today, a union representative told us cases liking this frustrate many officer. >> officers are working day in and day out to crackdown on people who are committing crimes in neighborhoods. you know, they make the case, they make the arrest. only to see t

. >> dion lim. focused on the stories because one of the top concerns in effort to build a better bay area is public safety. neighborhood group in san francisco will hold a rally tomorrow to support that woman. >> yesterday judge christine van aiken ordered suspect to wear ankle bracelet, only after seeing video of the attack not initially played in cord. mayor london breed. >> fact he was released without a plan to get him help he needs not to do what he did again, that's what i'm concerned about. >> supervisor matt haney weighed it, it is unacceptable for people with severe mental illness to be released without treatment and monitoring. safe embarcadero starts beale street, against navigation center for homeless in their neighborhood. >> there's a proposal to build one in bay view. met with opposition from business owners in the area. lisa amin gulezian joins us to explain. >> the property is industrial, surrounded by warehouses and supply companies, also a lot of homeless already in the area. >>

. >> but as dion lim finds out, first time home buyers need to think outside the box. >> reporter: in a city where the average home price is $1.7 million, try making the american dream happen, when you're on a teacher's salary and moving to the bay area from wisconsin. >> it was at that point where we thought it might just not be possible for us to ever own a home here. >> reporter: christine mcdonald is one of the lucky ones. in san francisco, more than 40% of homes sell for over asking price. christine made offers on multiple homes over the course of eight weeks, and was outbid by sometimes a dozen or more buyers, all have larger down payments or pay cash. >> one was a $750,000 condo, less than 800 square feet, no garage, built in the '60s, ugly. and it went for $1.17 million. 45% over asking. >> reporter: with the help of her real estate agent, she found this condo for just under $800,000. >> i felt lucky and fortunate that i did have a little bit of savings and my family was able to help out a little bit. but after cashing out most of my retirement account, it's been a risk and ex

dion limb, "abc7 news." >>> we have a hotline set up from 4:00 until 8:00 p.m. to help you out on topics like land lords, rent hikes and evictions. wednesday, we'll host a hot hooin. >>> i'm amanda del castillo. we are finding signs around one san jose neighborhood of an urban peacock named kevin. we'll have that story coming up. >>> traffic has become a jungle for those leaving near the open zoo. >> and they have a plan to solve the congestion crunch. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. a taste of the tropics today. find out how long the humidity is sticking around. >> and more's what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> please watch me. thanks. i like this outfit you have on. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ because i'm me" byfrom the 5am wakers, this is us. to the 6am sleepers. and the hope this trip never end-ers everyone uses their phone differently and in different places. that's why xfinity mobile created a different kind of wireless network one that's designed to save you money. by auto connecting to millions of secure wifi hot spots. and the best lt

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as abc news anchor dion lim finds, you can get one, but you have to think outside the box. >> reporter: in the city where the average home price is a mind-boggling $1.7 million, try making the american dream happen while you're on a teacher's salary and moving to the bay area from wisconsin. >> it was at that point we thought it might not be possible for us to ever own a home. >> reporter: christine mcdonald is one of the lucky ones. in san francisco more than 40% of homes sell for over asking price. christine made offers on multiple homes over eight weeks and was outbid by buyers who had larger down payments or could pay all cash. >> one was a $750,000 condo in noe valley, no garage, built in the '6s ugly and it went for $1.17 million, 45% over asking. >> reporter: ultimately with the help of her real estate agent she found this condo for just under $800,000 in the san francisco bay district. >> i felt fortunate i had a little savings and my family was able to help me out. after cashing out my retirement account it's been a huge risk, very exciting at the same time. >> reporter: realt

. >> reporter: yeah, dion and eric, i got good news about the officer. we are told that he is going to be okay, but this is as far as we can get right now here on geary. we are about a block away from where this incident occurred you are looking down at webster and geary street. we are told initially that an accident involving an officer with a possible auto burglary suspect, which, like i said, happened on webster street. it is unclear if there was a chase earlier this afternoon th it did end with a crash or a collision. we have been told the suspect was injured and taken to the hospital. the condition of that person is unknown, but i was just told by an officer here on scene that the police officer that was involved in this incident is going to be okay. need to talk to you about the traffic in this area. it is really, really bad. if you are in the area or planning to come here to the japan town area, you might want to avoid it all together. geary is closed between golf and fillmore. a lot of people are taking alternate routes. there are a lot of detour

>> hi, dion. as a prius owner myself, this is something i hadn't thought about happening and neither had the owner of this prius. the break-in happened right here. the car has since been towed. we're on webster street near california. a pretty quiet residential street in pacific heights. take a look at these photos. this is what the car looked like after the break-in. totally disassembled. the battery cut out of the back seat. cut out of the car beneath the back seat. we met up with the owner marjorie who told us about it. take a listen. just to get a sense of what it looked like when you walked out here. >> well, you know, you go looking for your car and you know what your car looks like. it didn't look like my car. it looked like a jalopy car. it looked different. it looked dishevelled. they took the seat out, cut all the wires, and removed the battery. which i understand weighs 180 pounds. >> yeah, it's not the easiest process to remove a prius battery. back in 2015 abc7 news news did some repo

. >> dion lim is outside with the latest. dion? >> reporter: a busy day indeed. there were political events all over san francisco today. we happened to be at the summer meeting where you can see behind me, this is the media room and the staging area where many of the candidates have been streaming in and out all day long. now, earlier, we heard from senator bernie sanders who spoke about college affordability and student debt which he continued to discuss at a town hall meeting at a campaign event downtown. man of the candidates trying to make their voices heard in a pool of more than 20 people deep. >> we're going to rise up, rise up. >> attendees on this second day of the democratic national convention summer meeting were met by more than 200 demonstrators making their presence and position on climate change known. >> they should vote for it. >> yeah. >> the environmental group sunrise movement calling for an official dnc debate surrounding the issue of climate change. their demand even louder than yesterday and larger with a banner for all to see. on the hote

dion lim, abc7 news. >> thank you. the man who ran down and seriously injured a san francisco bicycle officer in a stolen car two years ago was headed to prison. a judge sentenced 51-year-old willie flanigan of san francisco to 12 years eight months. the maximum term allowed. he was trying to get away from police when he hit the officer on october 18th, 2017. the 32-year-old suffered severe injuries from which he is still recovering. flanigan pleaded guilty last month to the multiple felonies including assault with a deadly weapon, hit and run and evading an officer now headed to prison. >> police in the bay area's largest city announced a new initiative to help combat the rise in hate crimes. san jose is steaming up with businesses to create safe places where victims can go for help. news reporter chris nguyen is on that story. >> reporter: a pro active approach to reducing hate. police capital of silicon valley launching their new safe place initiative this afternoon. >> the city will not tolerate hate crimes. >> rep

. >> dion lim joins with us reaction. >> reporter: that's right. it's not just the case itself that is causing outrage. it is the fact that the suspect, james austinton vincent, was released back into the public by judge christine van akin. newsom is referring to this case where you can see clearly on surveillance video the victim get attacked in the lobby of the water mark condos on sunday. after a struggle and getting pushed to the ground, she was able to escape. when she spoke to abc7 news yesterday, she was shaken and says she is now a prison in her own home. today, former san francisco mayor governor gavin newsom called for more resources to combat these types of incidents. >> people think they're not seriously dealt with and people are back out on the streets, potentially can commit the crime again. your mayor is doing an extraordinary job but she's going to need as we all do more support. that's one of the reasons we're here in the city. >> reporter: in the meantime, the victim panzea core sayrian says she is not is stopping till she has ans

. >> let's begin with abc7 news anchor dion lim because, dion, safety comes first. >> reporter: that's absolutely correct, dan. and, in fact, people are shaking their heads in this community tonight. they say another attack caught on camera jus

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dione your harvests the type of plant in order to provide his village with a precious commodity fuel. we make time for charcoal we also use it for the roofs of our houses and enclosures for the animals. it feels like payback years ago the invasive weed crept into his field and those of many farmers on the banks of the senegal river leaving them helpless. in. need and we used to cultivate rice over there millette on the other side and melons too we have to stop growing rice in these fields all because of tifa. now deion you know if he can turn the weed into a year round income after joining a co-operative run by women in a nearby village. about it was a dry night he on you takes them to the thai for charcoal processing plant on the women take over. first the typhus troy's burned and then mixed with come around because before being pressed into pellets the women churn out 5 or 6 times a week of this clean burning fuel. in wrong make shift market type for charcoal pellets sell for 15 euro cents a burg. wood is scarce because villages in this region have cut down almost all the trees for

he's live, cornell, neighbors there had a rally >> reporter: yes, eric and dion. you can see low kated right next door to where the homeless man attacked the woman. the suspect did have a gps ankle monitor on friday. neighbors fear the same crime could happen again. >> i have one hope and that's for the city to take action and make us feel safe. >> reporter: just days ago, she was attack biy a homeless man outside her condo. the terrifying struggle caught on surveillance video. she survived and now joining with her neighbors calling for a halt of the homeless scecenter that's being built right next door. >> it is a drug problem and mental illness and you are putting them right next to our house. >> this is not spot for it. >> reporter: following the attack, suspect james austin vincent was released by the judge. the judge reconsiders after viewing videos of the attack and order ordered vincent to wear an ankle monitor. >> this is someone who needs help. the fact that he was released without a real plan around how we are going to get him the help that he needs to n

dion is off tonight. investigations are underway after accused sex trafficker and multi-millionaire jeffrey epstein was found dead in prison. >> reporter: jeffrey epstein's body in that van seen leaving the medical examiner's office today. abc news first to report the disgraced financier's death by hanging. staff at the metropolitan center discovering him at 6:39 this morning. they say they tried to revive him. paramedics later rushing him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. less than three weeks ago he was put on suicide watch after being found unresponsive in his cell with marks on his neck. but abc news learning more some reason he was taken off suicide watch nearly two weeks before his death. tonight some of his accusers like michelle say they are outraged. >> there were so many people that were looking forward to seeing him put behind bars for the rest of his life. >> reporter: and it's not only his accusers who are furious. attorney general william barr demanding an explanation. barr sayin

and business insider is among those looking at the ceo of hewlett packard — dion weisler — who is stepping down ‘due to a family health matter,‘ and returning home to his native australia. and don't forget — let us know what you are spotting online — use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. that's it for the business briefing this hour, but before we go, here are the markets. there has been a little bit of a mixed session. most traders are a little nervous about placing bets at the moment because we are yet to hear from the moment because we are yet to hearfrom jerome powell, the the moment because we are yet to hear from jerome powell, the lead the moment because we are yet to hearfrom jerome powell, the lead of the federal reserve, about what he plans in terms of interest rates and what his thoughts are in terms of the global economic slowdown. at the moment, thin volumes. i'm sure that will change in 2a hours time. messing about in the river carries more risks that you might think. the world wide fund for nature says english rivers are being "used as open sewers", with nearly nine out t

dion is off tonight. the crash happened just before 9:00 last night at fifth and market in the city's tenderloin district. abc 7 news reporter luz pena went there today and talked to some witnesses. luz? >> reporter: we're learning more about this victim. according to the san francisco coroner's office, she was a 79-year-old woman. we spoke to witnesses tonight who said she was walking and collecting plastic bottles and cans minutes prior to getting struck by this taxi driver. the shopping cart flew several feet away from her. one of her shoes ended in the middle of market street. >> i heard a loud boom and then i seen a lady's cart right there. and then the car drove a few u the car. >> reporter: ivan bay ran toward the crash and called 911. 71-year-old eun yang of san francisco died at the scene. >> did the driver stop? >> he stopped and then i ran over to call the police and his passengers hopped out. >> reporter: san francisco police is investigating this crash. they don drugs were a factor. it's stil

. >> here is dion lim with this fish tail. >> there is nothing fishy about this story. because of fishery management and perfect weather conditions, there is a lot more of this king salman available to you. >> my dear, that is for you. you keep that in your pocket. thank you very much. >> reporter: at jp seafood, fourth takes pride with customers. >> i've been seeing his work for a long time. >> reporter: for the first time out of this tiny seafood counter, he's selling up to 80 pounds of salmon a day thanks to the most bountiful season in decades. >> you got to go back to the '70s and '80s where we have a good abundance like this year. >> reporter: the harvest is good in monterrey bay and san francisco bay. most of the salman come from the sacramento river and it's tributaries and that is where the fish spawn and swim to the ocean. new the salmon that gets caught now is the very first class to benefit from record rainfall in 2017 when our five-year drought finally ended. not only does the added rain and favorable ocean conditions help the salmon population, it also mea

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you spoke with the victim, dion. >>. >> reporter: il did. and dan and kristen sze, there were several bombshells dropped in court today including this major one, that the da initially never showed judge kristen sze van akin surveillance video of the attack. many people including myself went looking for answers as to why. >> but when i saw t

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as news anchor dion lim finds out, first time home buyers need to think outside the box. >> reporter: in a city where the average home price is a mind boggling $1.7 million, try making the american dream happen. when you're on a teacher's salary and movhe bay area from wisconsin. >> it was at that point where we thought, it might just not be possible for us to ever own a home here. >> reporter: christine mcdonald is a luck one. in san francisco, more than 40% of homes sell for over asking price. christine made offers on multiple homes over the course of eight weeks. and was outbid by sometimes a dozen or more buyers. all had larger down payments or could pay all cash. >> one of them was like a $750,000 condo in the valley. less than 800 square feet, no garage, no inunit laundry, built in the 60s, ugly went for $1.7 million. >> reporter: ultimately with the help of her agent, she found this condo for just under $800,000 in san francisco's bay view district. >> i feel fortunate i had a little bit of savings and my family was able to help me out a little bit. after catching out most of m

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. >>> well, celine dion, her fashion is out of control with no limit in sight. ♪ i'm flying on my own >> wearing a spiked dog collar, riding a scooter through paris. at top of the eiffel tower. the 51-year-old is shot with a camera lens that makes her look distorted and edgy. ♪ i'm alive >> celine's spread for "cr fashion book" is very haute couture, and we all know she has a passion for fashion. >> it's beyond fun, and magic. it's art and it's fashion and it's a lot of work. >> looking 100% in sandals with ribbed tights, walking a pair of giant weimaraners with bedazzled collars, celine is going for the dramatic. ♪ she's black she's white yeah yeah ♪ >> her $11,000 yves st.aurent gown for the magazine's cover was shot from below, daring readers to take a bold look. ♪ >> celine says, quote, i mean, five years ago i would never let a photographer near up past my kneecap, you know? who would go under my tutu? nobody. i mean, nobody. my husband, that was it. >> i feel like singing because -- >> right now, celine's rehearsing for her "courage" world tour, which kicks off next mont

in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> what's it like attending one of these dnc summer meetings? >> reporter: you know what, i have to be quite honest, it's a little bit like a free for all. there's no set schedule of when the candidates are going to be speaking. you kind of have to run around here and there, trying to catch them and get lucky. i was in an elevator on my way down to the lobby. turns out that i was goingpndob one else but elevatorith me. so you really never know who you're going to meet. >> thanks, dion. >> well, there are now 21 democrats in the race for president after massachusetts congressman seth moulton announced he is ending his candidacy. the dnc meeting continues tomorrow. stay with abc 7 news for the latest on this weekend's developments and the race for the white house. >>> police have arrested a man after a shooting in south sacramento. happened at a home by golden state warrior willie cauley-stein who does not currently live there. sky 7 was over the area. it happened this morning at 5:30. one of the victims called police to say his roommate shot him

the arena is still searching for a new name, but big names like celine dion are booked to play at the venue. >> up next, remember this phrase: if you build it, they will come. well, a major league game is finally coming to one iconic baseball diamond. >>> well, the yankees and the white sox will actually use that baseball diamond from the 1989 movie field of dreams. they're going to do it. for a regular season game next summer. it's in a corn field in iowa. as you know, the mlb is going to put in about 8,000 seats around it for fans to come and watch. >> that will be amazing. classic. we'll see you at 11:00. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how y'all? thank you very much. how's everybody? i appreciate y'all. appreciate it. how y'all? i appreciate y'all. thank y'all. thank you very much, folks. i appreciate it. yeah, i do. thank y'all. yeah, i do. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] and we got a good one for you today. returning for thei

here we go. dion, the "a"e ir refers to what? >> not every country uses atomic energy, so we're not gonna go with that one. i think we're gonna go with d, the fact that it makes a capital letter a. final answer. >> glad you got there. yes. first one out of the way. second one's worth $1,000. what scenic group of islands off the coast of maine is named after something you might enjoy at thanksgiving? >> i'm pretty sure the answer is a, cranberry isles. final answer. >> exactly right. there you go. $1,000. $2,000 question on the board. what phrase that sounds vaguely like something you might hear at the gym is actually a saying widely attributed to ben franklin? [laughter] >> "feel the burn, baby"-- that's definitely out. "do you even lift, bro?" i think that was said by alexander hamilton. [laughter] "sun's out, guns out"-- that one's gone too, so, there are no pains without gains. c mer lghomnc you brought the jokes and the money. good job. $2,000. fourth question is worth 3. >> awesome. >> which of these is not an actual army ra

staying open as a venue for concerts including celine dion. >>> seconds away from a near disaster at sfo. how captain sully sullenberger any beer bay area congressman is teaming up to prevent close calls on the runway. >>> we cannot live our lives in fear. we are gilroy strong. i feel like the rodeo is a perfect events to bring everyone back together. >>> the first big event for gilroy since the garlic festival shooting. why organizers say it is just what the town needs. >>> burger king rolls out its new meatless whopper. some vegetarians are not biting. why you might want to read the fine print. >>> a live look at sfo. the setting for today's push for new aviation safety rules. it comes after dramatic near collisions on the runway. more on the legislation aimed at preventing those close calls.>> reporter: aviation experts say the biggest threats for passengers and pilots are runway related issues. such as planes landing on the wrong runway. pilots say a new bill aims to prevent that make flying even safer.>>> aviation experts say in recent years near miss incidents and other runway

, ko we can't afford to take our eye off the ball so that is the good news that even though there's dion at the top, the career people in the field know they have to get it done. robert: who could the president nominate for d.n.i.? josh: pete hoekstra, ambassador for the netherlands, fred frye, bolton's old guy. there would be a lot of concern in the intelligence community about him. the president says he has six to 10 names and he'll be analyzing d.n.i. choices and interviewing them and claims that aer the rat -- ratcliff debac that he's asking officials what they think in advance. robert: does this mean that secretary of state pompeo isfi ly in control along with national security adviser bolton? you have gene haskell who is low profile. nancy: and you have to wonder how long pomo will sti around if he wants to run for senate in kansas. this reflects the president's long-time frustration with the entire d.n.i. apparatus. he has chafed against the authority of the d.n.i. and so frankly he's looking for a way to diminish the role that die ctor of national intelligence has. the problem is

. >> reporter: yes, eric, dion, buses have been rolling all day here in orinda between this station and walnut creek because lafayette station, b.a.r.t station, is closed. riders have been getting where they need to go for the most part, but drivers hitting the brakes, impacted by b.a.r.t's major construction project. >> i said we almost didn't even go to san francisco because it was going to be such a long time to get here, yeah. >> kind of a hassle today or what? >> yes. >> reporter: jane from antioch thought about staying home today but ended up taking b.a.r.t. >> san francisco to your right. thank you. >> reporter: b.a.r.t workers were telling riders the way, uses to trains. bus bridges are running this weekend between the walnut creek and/or independe creek and orinda station because of this work happening on the tracks near the lafayette station. >> we are replacing 5,000 feet of rail with this project, 3,000 rock ballast and more is going on. >> reporter: platform tiles are being replaced in lafayette. b.a.r.t put out the word to tell riders to expect about a 40-minute delay but

apart their team now look at alex they barely even qualified they said you know they've lost frankie dion what a player he was last year that is the league's going to events to strengthen in them obviously i x be events as last season with the league scoring for them so you will see that you know the look they've lost leaders the last quality players but they still have a cool young team and i would love to see ike's win it by all means people i would love to see again i would i'm just slightly concerned once again with the likes of boss learn to throw money around him and see if strength needn't real madrid throw money around yet we're probably going to see one of those lift ticket well it's kind of early but prediction before we close this off the thing's going to win it all or think man i think it's between mantis the city and if somehow clicks postle on earth. if they get a name or things somehow work out that far they're going to be unstoppable going forward. to virgil van dyke's there with that only one sidedly. barcelona for me. you know i come on let's hear it do you want this i m

dion lim has the night off. some services have already resumed but today's reopening is the first time buses can come in and out of the terminal. kate larson is live at the terminal right now with what the changes mean for you. kate? >> reporter: good evening, eric. the third floor bus deck is open. and it is sort of the last transportation component of the transit center that needed to reopen after it of course, closed last september. you'll remember this. six weeks after opening a worker discovered cracks in a steel beam in the transit center. the evacuated and then discovered another cracked beam the next day. it has been at least part of it has been closed ever since. this is a big deal to have the third floor bus deck reopen finally. take a look today for the first time in ten months, buses are running on the third floor bus deck. ac transit operates 26 transit lines from the bus deck, plus four early bird express lines for b.a.r.t. and sf muni has one like on the third f

. >> reporter: one of his victims, 5-year-old derrick fudge, died in the arms of his son, dion green. next to them on the ground that night, the shooter's 22-year-old sister megan was bleeding to death. today green recalled the chaotic moment. >> while i'm trying save him, the shooter's sister is laying up against the taco stand asking me to call the police because t.e's been shot. so, i'm trying to call. so, i'm trying juggle both, but i tended more to my father. >> reporter: tonight the parent of connor betts released a statement saying they are shocked and devastated by the events of sunday morning. they sent their condolences to the victims' families, as they mourn the loss of their son and daughter and try to process the horror of sunday's events, events, norah, for which no motive has been established so far. >> o'donnell: now the f.b.i. will work to help find that out. dean reynolds, thank you. newly discovered evidence in the gilroy shooting is what prompted the f.b.i. to open its domestic terrorism investigation today. the shooter 19-year-old santino legan kept a target list

in san francisco, dion lim, abc7 news. >> interesting. across the pod share network, there are 220 pods which are completely booked up. >> getting really popular. a sixth location has been approved for southern california and a possible second location in san francisco is planned for the coming months. the company hopes to expand nationwide one day. >> could be a trend growing. abc7 news is searching for solutions to the bay area's housing crisis. tomorrow, we're hosting a town hall between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. i'll be hosting that event. send us your questions on twitter, instagram or facebook with the hash tag better bay area and we'll see what the experts have to say. >> join the conversation anytime online. go to abc7 news.com/better bay area and click on the big image for housing crisis. you'll find all our stories and an easy way to share your own story. >> we all know wildfires have been getting bigger and more intense each year. cal fire has said one of its big everest challenges has been a lack of equipment. today governor newsom a

. >> reporter: yes, eric, dion, buses have been rolling all day here in orinda between this station and walnut creek because lafayette station, b.a.r.t station, is closed. riders have been getting where they need to go for the most part, but drivers hitting the brakes, impacted by b.a.r.t's major construction project. >> i said we almost didn't even go to san francisco because it was going to be such a long time to get here, yeah. >> kind of a hassle today or what? >> yes. >> reporter: jane from antioch thought about staying home today but eed

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>> dion, eric, it's been a tough summer for business owners on union street who fear break-ins are only getting worse here. >> it shouldn't happen. not in city. enough. eleanor carpenter says she has had it. a toy dog is good for a laugh outside her long-time union street store just jewels because needs more protection from steeves. >> it's out of control. >> she now has metal bars on the new ones. >> they got over there and they ran at the front door and threw their bodies and the alarm went off and scared them. >> thieves made another attempt to break in through her front window, but only cracked it. frustrating? >> maddening. not frustrating. maddening. the city has to do something besides:00 the garbage. >> merchants say there has