brinkley is live in the east bay. >> but we'll begin right here with spencer and a look at where all that heat is at the moment. spencer. >> okay, dan. and it's not only in the east bay house in the inland north bay as well. here's a look at current temperature readings. and we have several locations right now that have reached 100 degrees or higher up in the upper 90s as well. 97 right now, brentwood 98, concord 100 at livermore, fairfield and saint helena. by the way, saint helena was even warmer earlier 94. right now at cloverdale, 96 at santa rosa. so all through our inland areas it is hot. and even around the bay shoreline we've got some mid to upper 80s right now and 92 degrees at san mateo. so you can see this is a very hot afternoon and the 24 hour temperature change is very impressive. it is anywhere from 15 to about 18 degrees warmer in many locations right now than at this time yesterday. and that includes san francisco, 16 degrees warmer and oakland 17 degrees warmer. and not surprisingly, we have a heat advisory in effect until 8:00 this evening for all locations away from the coast and the bay

shoreline, a risk of heat related illness, of course, increases under these excessively hot conditions. now, there's a little bit of an onshore flow right now, so not having any cooling effect near the bay or inland yet. it will eventually, though, because we are looking forward to a cool down starting tomorrow. as a matter of fact, as we look at thursday, two days ahead, temperatures will be at a much cooler range, so i'll have more details on that cooling relief in the accuweather seven day forecast a little bit later. dan and ummah. >> all right spencer thank you. >> all right. let's go to the east bay now. and abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley. >> that's right. she is looking for some ways to keep cool. leslie >> it's 99 degrees in the shade. it's very hot out here in the east bay. i'm in dublin at city hall. there's a ball field behind me. there were two kids playing out there with a soccer ball that only lasted about five minutes. they disappeared after that. so a very hot day. what some are calling a quick bake because it's a little but powerful heat wave. soft serve

on tap. is there a better invention than this on a day? flirting with 100 degrees happy carloads of customers lined up at meadowlark dairy in pleasanton. but last week, chaos ensued during the heat wave when there walk in freezer. this huge walk in freezer broke. >> just blew a breaker. just the compressors on the machines were just so hot. >> that's a pretty disastrous thing for an ice cream. >> always fun for ice cream. yes, a lot of ice cream everywhere. a lot of cream all over the floor. but we got it now. now we're back. >> they're slowly restocking the bars, pints and tubs that were a total loss. >> yum num. >> they're going to be. days such as this are days hotter than this. so for us we like to hydrate and make sure that our firefighters are safe. >> the contra costa county fire protection district, up staffed in april, hiring 32 new hand crew specialists and two captains, along with two dozers to be prepared for the 2024 fire

season. we have our type one, our structural fire engines and we also have our type threes and our type sixes, which are our wildland firefighting engines, and our crews go back and forth between those two. >> the training proved valuable on sunday as crews fought what started as a structural fire in a warehouse, a blaze that quickly blew up into a 55 acre grass fire. >> we got a lot of hillside with a lot of brown grass on it, so we just have to be prepared. >> their strategy for being prepared also applies to the general public. >> they hydrate all day, every day, taking electrolytes just in case, the when you are on a fire and thirsty, that's not the time to load up on water. >> well, when you get thirsty, supposedly that's too late. according to the fire department , they said their motto is drink early, drink often. that's what

we're trying to do today. reporting live in a very hot dublin. i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> okay, leslie, thanks a lot. >> like it is. all right. now to those controversial center bike lanes on valencia street in san francisco's mission district. it's, of course, a story we've been following since last year. >> that's right. some cyclists say the lanes are dangerous and local merchants say the change has just been killing their businesses. abc seven news reporter luz pena is here. with the change that transit leaders are now proposing. >> luz well, dan and emma, when they opened transit leaders claimed the bike lanes in the center of the street would be safer. but after months of desperate cries and even a hunger strike by one business owner, san francisco's transit leaders are finally considering a change along valencia street that change includes moving the bike lane back to the side of the road, but some merchants tell us the damage has already been done. it's been ten months since the valencia street center bike lane was finished, and a year since the construction began. and now sfmta is changing its mind. we've heard that it's

not working for people, so on tuesday, we'll be presenting an alternative side running protected bike lane. sfmta is now proposing to remove the center bike lane and relocate bike traffic to the side of the road. >> it's a long time overdue, but i'm glad to see them doing that. >> one design would have cyclists going between moving traffic and parked cars and parklets. another would move the parklets and cars into the street, with cyclists going between them and the curb. the latter design already exists on oakland's telegraph avenue. a sustainable transportation advocate, luke bornheimer, views the design as unsafe floating parklets. >> while in theory seem like a good idea, they actually increase conflicts. so people coming in and out of the parklets are more likely to get hit by someone riding a bike or a scooter, and people who are riding bikes and scooters in the bikeway have to think about if someone's going to hop in or out of the parklet while they're riding. >> sfmta is planning to hear from business owners before the next pivot. >> it's going to be a mix, so if

you, as a merchant want to choose to keep your parklet at the curb, you can do that, and we will slalom the bike lane around your parklet. but if you would like to move your parklet into a floating configuration, and some merchants may choose to do that because it provides more parking in front of their business, then we will work with them. >> nikki is the owner of blondies bar. she blames the center bike lane for killing multiple businesses on her street. she doesn't want the bike lane here at all. instead, she wants the city to create a bike network through neighborhoods and not commercial corridors. >> north beach, clement, the marina, they're all thriving and none of them have a bike lane. we have a bike lane and in the month that the construction started, made valencia street die. >> in february, we interviewed the owner of los amigos restaurant, two businesses down from blondies. he was blaming the center bike lane for the decline in business financially. how are you doing? >> that's a good question. we

are we are so behind right now in everything. >> fast forward four months later. now they're closed. and that business did not survive to see the changes. and sfmta is not projected to remove the center bike lane this year, the earliest they could potentially start the process will be the beginning of next year. luz pena, abc seven news. >> all right, luce, thank you for that update. the people living in a long line of rvs on one san francisco street could soon be forced to leave the city is plaing a new four hour parking limit on winston drive near lake merced, close to stonestown galleria. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez explains the uncertainty for families worried where they will go next. pero ahora donde nosotros vivimos tiene espacio? >> 11 year old hazel arostegui shows me the rv where she's been living with her family for the past four years. her dad says he couldn't pay for their apartment during the pandemic and they moved into the rv. they're among

the residents in more than a dozen rvs parked on winston drive in san francisco, and now they're fighting to stay there. as the city prepares to limit parking on the street, a spokesperson for sfmta tells me their board approved posting four hour parking time limits on segments of winston drive and buckingham way. while the time limits have been posted since april, enforcement is on hold until the planned repavement of winston drive is complete and the curb is reopened. >> we are not like criminals or something like that. we are humans. we live. we're like all people, but different lives. >> holding up signs like this one saying stop towing our homes, the residents and homeless advocates held a news conference tuesday asking the city to reconsider the enforcement. >> we're here because we don't have anywhere else to go. we don't have a safe parking site. we don't have stability. why do you guys want to kick us out when we're not harming anyone and we're not doing no wrong?

>> sfmta says staff is working with the department of homelessness and supportive housing to identify and activate safe parking resources for those here, but residents say they haven't been offered any better alternatives, and some say they'll stay even when the enforcement kicks in. we were like, so stressed out now because we don't know where to go. i. sfmta says they'll post temporary towaway notices before they do that road work, but again, it's unclear exactly when that will be. as for hazel's family, they say they're even considering moving out of the state that they would love to stay in california. in san francisco. gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> any moment now, the san jose city council will vote on a new budget, one that mayor mehan says includes the most significant investment in ending unsheltered homelessness in city history. the $6 billion package includes $120 million in money earmarked for homeless services. mehan says if approved, the funds would help get more than 1200 people into interim housing

, safe sleeping and safe parking locations. he says overall, the city is taking the right approach to address its budget shortfall. >> despite coming into this process a few months ago with an estimated $55 million shortfall. we have been able to make the necessary trade offs, have the creativity and flexibility we as a city to address all of those needs without having to do layoffs or harm other core city services. >> one of the key aspects of the budget to watch here is whether council members approve needed funds to clean up 140 miles of creeks, rivers and other waterways where unhoused people live. >> governor newsom says the deployment of chp officers in oakland is making a difference when it comes to fighting crime. numbers released today by the governor's office show the chp has assisted in the arrests of 440 suspects linked to organized crime, carjackings and other crimes. chp officers have also seized 47 firearms linked to

crimes since being deployed in february, and they've helped recover 887 stolen vehicles. alameda county district attorney pamela price spoke today about her office's effort to curb gun violence. d.a. price admits one of the biggest challenges locally is ghost guns. >> those of us in california have to deal with the proliferation of ghost guns, manufacture others who have the ability to provide, said ghost, access to guns. we know that in our county, there's been a dramatic increase in the number of gun manufacturers. particularly in south county. >> in response to that, alameda county has launched a pilot program for young men who are caught with a gun for the first time. the program helps them through a diversion workshop. >> san francisco is moving forward with its plan to install speed cameras throughout the city to reduce accidents and protect pedestrians, as it received the final approval today at the board of

supervisors meeting. there are at least 33 locations where cameras would be installed. they are deemed high risk corridors and installation is expected to happen later this year. >> no one on the west coast is tackling teen overdoses like this bay area ■program. the trailblazing plan saving lives, pushback for san francisco's panda plan. why animal rights groups say the pandas shouldn't come a big house with a big catch. this home is a steal. if you're okay with the bac

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trying to get the word out that help is available 24 hours a day. >> if you're ready to start your recovery at 2 a.m. on a saturday, we are available for you. >> months after his initial 48 hour stay, myra's family member is thriving in the outpatient program. >> i just want to share with all parents that there's a program here at valley medical that really helps our teens and that's our future, our teens. >> for more information on the program, call 408 8855255. in santa clara county, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> and here is another look at the phone number for that program at santa clara valley medical center. it's 408 8855255. young people or their loved ones can call it any time of day or night to discuss admission. you need to ask for the pediatric hospitalist on call. we will also post the number on our website with zach's report. school leaders in san jose are facing criticism over their response to the opioid epidemic. a new grand jury report calls out san jose unified for a series of

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the first in the region for kids here in the bay area. the project is a $1.6 billion investment. the hospital has signed a trade agreement that ensures at least 30% of the construction workers hired will be local folks. san francisco's federal building office building could get a new name. senators alex padilla and laphonza butler introduced a bill to change the united nations plaza federal building to the senator dianne feinstein federal building. the 1936 structure is on the national register of historic places, and is just steps away from where feinstein served as the first female mayor of san francisco, a big step forward for the plan to bring giant pandas to the san francisco zoo. >> the san francisco board of supervisors just passed the financial plan to get the pandas here. china will send us the pandas next year, but only with major upgrades to the zoo. city leaders just approved mayor london breed's plan to get $25 million in outside donations. some animal rights groups don't

want to see pandas in the city, arguing that the troubled zoo can't handle it. >> all right, well, let's turn to the weather forecast and the heat that arrived today. >> spencer has that for us. spencer. >> okay, dan and i'm a numerous locations inland have reached upper 90s to above 100 today. so the heat is with us. but we're looking at a developing pattern right now near the coast. as you can see on the satellite composite satellite radar composite image, it's a sea breeze that's in the developmental stages, but it will eventually bring us some cooling. we can see it's getting breezier near the coast right now than it had been earlier today, but no powerful gusts yet. it is so much warmer right now than at this time yesterday. 17 degrees warmer in oakland, 16 degrees warmer in san francisco. and that pattern is all over the bay area right now, as is the heat. so we have a heat advisory remaining in effect until 8:00 tonight for all locations away from the bay shoreline and the coast. uh. there's the risk, of course, of heat related illness under these conditions. with the excessive heat now right now we're looking out over san francisco under blue sky, looking out from sutro tower, 73

degrees in the city right now, mid 80s at oakland and hayward, 91 at san jose, 86 at redwood city, 61 at half moon bay. blue sky over the golden gate. it's getting a little bit breezier there right now, but that hasn't diminished the heat up north. santa rosa 96 degrees. it had been even higher there. 8988, rather. petaluma 89 at napa, 100 at fairfield and livermore, concord 98 degrees. so even those locations that have not reached 100, many of them are still in the upper 90s. these are our forecast headlines tomorrow and thursday. we can expect some cooling relief from the heat. on friday. temperatures rebound slightly, but just a few degrees. and then over father's day weekend, we can expect sunny and mild to warm weather for tonight and going into tomorrow morning we'll see a little bit of a some patches of coastal clouds developing, cooling coastal clouds that might add down along the peninsula coastline and around monterey bay. perhaps even a patch or two of drizzle in the early morning hours. as the cooling will continue into the afternoon. so overnight, look for low temperatures, mainly in the mid 50s. so fairly

mild overnight. still even some upper 50s in some of the inland areas. then tomorrow's highs much cooler than today. upper 50s at the coast 64 here in the city oakland 71 and mainly low to mid 70s around the bay shoreline. inland areas that were in the upper 90s to about 100 today will be in the mid to upper 80s for the most part tomorrow, with very few locations reaching 90 degrees. and the cooling continues on thursday when it will be even cooler than tomorrow. temperatures bounce back a little bit on friday and saturday, but they'll be in the mild to moderate mild mild mild to moderate range. easy for me to say. sometimes the mouth and the mind don't work in sync, so we'll correct that. here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. much more pleasant weather going into the end of the week. father's day weekend looking great. as i mentioned, highs specifically on sunday upper 80s and mid 70s around the bay shoreline, about 60 on the coast and not much change in the range. just showed you on the seven day forecast going into the middle of next week. so no more extreme heat for a while.

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latest company to offer new value menus today. starbucks debuted a new pairings menu tall tea or coffee with a croissant for $5, a bit more for customizations. it's the company's latest effort to turn around plummeting sales. other chains like wendy's and mcdonald's have also introduced new value deals to get customers back in the door. >> all right, coming up, california push for reparations is one step closer to reality. >> the progress on a historic plan to atone for slavery and decades of discrimination. >> plus, san francisco is sanctuy city. we'll explainf

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>> it's the first time that the son of a sitting president has faced a criminal trial. abc news reporter reena roy has the latest developments. >> the president's son walking out of court in wilmington, delaware, hand in hand with the first lady as well as his wife. just moments after being convicted. jurors finding hunter biden guilty on all three felony gun charges against him. >> no one in this country is above the law. everyone must be accountable for their actions. >> prosecutors ultimately convincing jurors as they laid out their case, arguing hunter knowingly lied on this federal form while buying a revolver in october of 2018. the form asking whether he was an unlawful user of or addicted to drugs. this case was about the illegal choices defendant made while in the throes of addiction. >> his choice to lie on a government form when he bought a gun, and the choice to then possess that gun. >> hunter biden, appearing expressionless when the verdict was read shortly after releasing a statement saying in part i am

more grateful today for the love and support i experienced this last week from melissa, my family, my friends and my community than i am disappointed by the outcome. the jury hearing from more than a dozen witnesses over the course of a week, including his ex-wife, ex-girlfriends and the owner of the gun shop. the jury, made up of six men and six women, spending just three hours over two days to come to their decision. one man, who asked to not be named, saying politics never came into play in the jury room. >> my mind just wasn't focused on that, that his father was the president of the united states. that didn't didn't affect me or sway me. one one bit. >> the judge says a sentencing date will be scheduled in the next 120 days. he could face up to 25 years in prison, but legal experts say time behind bars is unlikely given he's a first time and nonviolent offender. his father, president biden releasing a statement saying in part, i will accept the outcome of this case and continue to respect the judicial process as hunter considers an appeal. the president also says he will not commute or pardon his son's

sentence. he changed his schedule and will be here in wilmington tonight. reena roy, abc news, wilmington, delaware. hunter biden still faces tax related felony charges in los angeles. >> yeah, that trial is scheduled to begin september 5th. >> now, hunter biden's conviction came on the same day his father, president biden, spoke at an annual gun safety conference. the president did not mention his son's case during his 20 minute address at an event hosted by everytown for gun safety action fund, a nonprofit that advocates for gun control and against gun violence. the president vowed to keep fighting for what he calls common sense gun legislation, saying every american wants their families to be safe. >> we all want to drop them off at a house of worship, a mall, a movie theater, a school without worrying it's the last time i'm going to get to see them. we all want. we all want our kids to have the freedom to learn how to

read and write in schools, instead of learn how to duck and cover for god's sake. >> and above all, mr. biden wants to ban assault weapons, established universal background checks, required guns, safe storage of firearms, and end immunity for gun dealers. >> california is now one step closer to the nation's first slavery reparations, becoming law today. three key bills passed in the state assembly's judiciary committee. they addressed slavery and decades of discrimination, the cost of reparations will be high. >> let's make no joke about that. but the cost of the harms make this minuscule based on the debt and harm that was created through slavery. >> it was state senator steven bradford who authored the bills and spoke to the committee about them all three now advanced to the assembly appropriations committee and then to the full assembly for a vote. the first bill would create an agency to oversee reparations. the second

would create a fund for reparations and reparative justice, and the third would compensate families for racially motivated land taking. >> there's hundreds there's thousands of examples we just learned about uh- silas white, who was african american business person in santa monica who had his property taken today, and they took it under the guise that the city needed a parking lot in 1960. well, there's a four star hotel that sits on that land that's still owned by the city of manhattan. i mean, santa monica, which they're receiving rent from every day. that money should be going to the uh- white heir. so there are many examples like that. so we want to where those opportunities exist, we want to either compensate those individuals if it's still under state local control. we're not talking about taking property that is now in private hands, but where we can find examples where bruce's beach, where it's still controlled by a governmental entity, we want to return that property or provide some type of financial compensation to these individuals. >> state senator bradford said

he believes it's very likely that governor newsom will pass these bills if they make it to his desk with this being pride month, san francisco reaffirmed its support today for the lgbtq community. >> the board of supervisors passed a resolution declaring it a sanctuary city for those who identify as transgender, gender nonconforming, or intersex. and two spirit san francisco follows in the footsteps of sacramento, which took a similar action in march. it comes at a time when there are increasing numbers of laws targeting the transgender community. you can celebrate pride with abc seven. join us for live coverage of the 54th annual san francisco pride parade on june 30th, streaming everywhere you watch abc seven. >> the hottest ticket in tahoe is a beach about to be very exclusive and a big beef

innovations required in tahoe. starting august 17th, sand harbor state park will require reservations on weekends and holidays because of overcrowding . reservations will cost $5 and will be required until 1030 in the morning. after that, the beach will be open on a first come, first served basis. reservations will be required through october 13th. loos makes sense if it's getting

overcrowded, you got to manage it somehow. and that way people will make a commitment to go. and yeah, if they don't show up, they get their five bucks. >> that's right. you know that place is gorgeous. so you know what? $5. yes take my $5. that's totally okay. also, it's so interesting because when they actually built that area for people to go and vacation, it was actually built for like 1200 people. and now over 3000 go there every day. so it makes sense. yeah. >> waiting in line, that kind of thing may happen in other places. >> you know, last year i visited, muir woods for the first time in a while with out of town family members. not knowing that you had to make a reservation to go to muir woods these days. otherwise, finding parking is. >> yeah, exactly. >> and of course, it's a very popular place. and you can't. parking was impossible there. so i could understand. and the imposition of the reservation rule. >> i think a number of national parks, stewart, like yellowstone, are very popular. >> yeah. i actually go to a we always go to a beach in tahoe and i do pay a fee because it's more of a private beach. but

then, you know, it's going to be clean and, and all that. so yeah, it's worth it for us. well, families that are financially struggling could get some relief. congressman adam schiff introduced a bill today that would provide payments to low income families. the pilot program would provide households that receive medicaid a guaranteed income of at least $500 a month for five years. if passed, it would be the first guaranteed income law. i've been talking about this for years. spencer, what are your thoughts? yeah i think it's a good idea. >> i mean, we have been talking for years and they're, you know, these are tough times for most wage earners, not none. i mean, not to mention people who are living on fixed incomes, people who are low income, the elderly, people on public assistance. so, yeah, yeah, prices keep going up, dan. >> but you know, a lot of people, their income isn't going up. no it's true. >> inflation has just been brutal for so, so many people. and coming out of the pandemic as well, you know, as long as we can find a way to pay for it that makes sense. sure.

>> that's it. >> totally. and $500 goes a long way for many families. and if you think about it, this has actually been proven in the past. it happened here in the bay area in stockton. you know, they gave $500 to 131 families for two years. and he proved that a lot of them felt better. >> and it worked out well, right? >> yeah. and he removed depression and anxiety. >> so it helps and it can just relieve enough financial pressure to make a real difference a difference. all right. well speaking of money, it seems americans have reached their tipping point when it comes to tipping a new bank rate. survey finds tipping is in decline. that includes everything from restaurant servers and hairdressers to rideshare and food delivery drivers. gen xers and millennials are leading the rebellion, and those who do tip are tipping less uh. just 37% of u.s. adults say they tip at least 20. i'll start with you, spencer. then toulouse and ama too, if you want. you know, first of all, money is tight for a lot of people. so maybe the people giving the tips don't have as much money as it would like. certainly, though, people who are in service industries depend on tips. but these days,

the number of people expected to get tips have really has really seemed to expand. that's true. >> i mean, i think it's a little sad, though, and i understand people's frustration with these things that pop up saying, you know, what kind of tip would you like to leave in places where you may not be accustomed to tipping, but in the broader sense, i, i think you have to think about the people in the service industry, and they don't all earn livable wages. they rely on tips. so i'm going to continue tipping 20 to 25% generally. >> yeah, i do the same but lose. you know, these days it's not just a server at a restaurant. so many other people expect tips these days. yeah totally. >> you know, i actually want to get you guys's input. so last week i went to a restaurant. i split the bill with my friends and i gave 20. and when he came, you know, for her turn to pay, she also gave 20. so did we give 40% in ten? >> well, it depends. did you give 20% on your half your share? did you give 20% on the entire bill? >> no. on on on my half. >> yeah. that's that's fine.

>> you're 20% over all. yeah >> i've heard some people say or i recently heard someone say if i'm standing up, i shouldn't be tipping, which i think is, you know, like you go to get your coffee like, before you've even received your item, your item and your tipping. yeah. you know , so yeah, it's a hard thing. >> i will continue this is a hard thing to for this 4th of july tradition. >> it's going to look different this year. bay area native joey chestnut will not compete in the nathan's hot dog eating competition. he's famously won the event 16 times, but now chestnut is representing a rival hot dog brand that sells plant based hot dogs. so nathan's and major league eating have banned the champ from the contest. i was reading the article and they're they're willing to welcome him back if he no longer endorses the i guess, changing times. >> dan, i love that there's mle major league eating right become that big a deal. >> i mean, look at the crowd for this. like funny.

>> the endorsement has got him kicked out of that contest. interesting. big money in it, i guess. what do you think, spencer? >> well, yeah, he probably had mlu major league upset from eating all those hot, eating all those hot dogs. maybe the plant based hot dogs will be easier on his digestive system and better on his pocketbook. >> who knows? >> he's helping to save the planet, i guess. yeah, yeah. >> all i know is, you know, he's done an amazing job. he's won it so many times in the in in a row, but it's so gross. i'm so bad for him that it can't be good for you to consume them. >> no, it can't be. >> but i'm always like, he's from my hometown, san jose, who? good ♪ and your babies ♪ ♪ see my head is so big they call me ♪ ♪ jack n the box ♪ ♪ come on, fool, you know it's true. ♪ get a chick-n-tater melt in my new munchie meal. jack: welcome to jack in the box! a slow network is no network for business. get a chick-n-tater melt in m that's why moreal. choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business

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valley listed for just $700,000. the home on elliott stree in the burbank district of santa clara county, surrounded byan jose, is uninhabited. able. abc seven news reporter ryan curry takes a look around seven bedrooms for $700,000. >> seems like a steal in san jose, especially since the average single family home sells for over a million. >> i would be surprised if a house like that's available in san jose for a livable home. >> sure, but this is the house we're referring to. and there's one major caveat it's condemned. no one is allowed to live in it. the realtor listing the home says the county found a number of code violations and has since

placed this sign on the front door. the property is definitely in need of some tender love and care. just looking around the yard, it looks as though there's still some trash sprinkled all throughout. the dirt is messed up, there's no grass and if you look, the doors in the shed are open and somebody left a few spare tires. that makes sense why it's so low for san jose. but this property has a pending offer. someone is ready to buy it. the realtor was not available for an interview, but did tell us in a statement due to its prime location in zoning, this property not only attracted attention from diyers, builders, and investors, but also from those seeking mixed use properties, all eager to capitalize on the opportunity. >> this neighborhood has something for everyone. >> the home is just around the corner from santana row, but whoever buys it has a lengthy repair job ahead of them. kelly o'brien knows how that works. she once bought a condemned home out of state and renovated it, but eventually she had to tear it down and rebuild it. basically she, had people come in and throw everything away, paint everything, and turned it

into a canvas. >> and then i cleaned it up and actually looked kind of cute for two years. but we did eventually knock it down. >> the realtor says whoever buys it has to develop a plan that will get the approval from the county. a lot of work for a house that already costs over a half $1 million. yeah, but for $700,000, you've got a lot of cash left over compared to trying to buy something nicer. >> so, not a shock. it might be a good deal for them, but it is kind of crazy to spend that much money for a condemned house. >> but with enough love and a lot of labor, it could turn into someone's dream home in san jose . ryan curry, abc seven news. >> maybe there's some different paint to. >> yeah. i'm out. i'm not doing the fixer upper. i know that's a that's a lot of work. >> i mean, it's one thing to rip up a carpet or two. yeah, exactly. >> well, a preservation society in eastern pennsylvania is looking to unload a historic home, and it could be yours for free. this is the hood mansion in limerick, built way back in 1834. 17 rooms across 5000ft■!s. but as you can see, needs a lot of work. so if you're looking

for a fixer upper, it could be yours. there is a catch though. you have to move it and that's not cheap. it ranges between 700,000 and $1 million. wow. >> all right, let's go back and talk about the weather forecast. the thermometer on the rise. >> it is. spencer christian has that for us. >> spencer. oh, it's been a hot one. we still have a heat advisory in effect for most of the bay area until 8:00 tonight. obviously, exposure to excessive heat like this can increase the risk of heat related illness inland areas today reached temperatures in the upper 90s to low one hundreds even was even toasty around the bay shoreline today, it will be a mildly, moderately mild. tonight is what i'm trying to say. overnight lows mainly in the mid to upper 50s. it will be a lot cooler tomorrow. highs on the coast. upper 50s here in the city, 64 degrees around the bay shoreline where we had some upper 80s today. low 70s tomorrow and places inland. that topped out at 100 today will be mainly in the 80s tomorrow. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. as you can see, the cooling will continue on thursday and all the way through father's day

weekend. temperatures will be in a mild to warm range under sunny skies. lovely weekend ahead and some lovely days ahead going into the middle of next week. dan ummah all right thank you spencer. >> well, the pains of growing up personified on the big screen. >> our work is done. you know what could go wrong? >> we are getting an inside look at the new movie inside out two. from envy and ennui to the emotions left on the the best summer plans come from the back seat. let's go camping! i want to see a dinosaur! let's rescue a puppy... a real one. let's go on a big family road trip! volvo plug-in hybrids short trips on electric, longer trips on gas. mom, can we drive until we see the stars? the volvo xc60 and xc90 plug-in hybrid. visit your local volvo retailer to explore plug-in hybrid vehicles during the summer safely savings event.

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returns to bring joy into riley's life, maya hawke now joins the emotional fray as anxiety. >> and my job is to protect her from the scary stuff she can't see. i plan for the future. >> nobody gets through puberty untarnished, right? >> no puberty is so, so hard. yeah, and it's deeply confusing and strange time. and i think that those, those little gestures are to like, i think to, you know, create a sense of realism in the movie. and like, riley is a real because riley is a very perfect kid, like in many ways. like i think for most parents and people like god, i actually wish i had it as together as riley did when i was that age. >> that's on we on what are on we. >> it's what you would call the boredom. >> we are introduced to the emotions we never heard of, like ennui, yes, we do. >> you know what wasn't in the final cut? >> kelsey mann and the director

and pete docter talk about schadenfreude was a character that they wanted to have, for those that don't know, like taking pleasure in someone else's pain. yeah, they wanted to make. but there's a lot there's a lot in kind of the romantic love space that hasn't been investigated. >> i'm envy. oh, look at your hair. >> this movie's 96 minutes long. i think there is not a wasted word. the writing is really well done. >> it's so true. i mean, you know, i'm. we're both really, really proud that we're in a film like that. and i feel like it's a classic. and i feel like the second film is beautifully done and stands up against the first in los angeles. >> george pennacchio, abc seven news inside out two hits theaters this friday. >> it looks great, doesn't it? >> disney is the parent company of both pixar and abc seven, and abc seven news is streaming 24 seven. >> get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app so you can join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that is it for abc

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but to say that crime is down. this number unacceptable. uh- is not. it should not be the norm. >> what we're seeing is that we have the lowest numbers of crime right now for the past. what three years? >> conflicting narratives when it comes to crime numbers in the city of oakland. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. governor newsom is touting a major drop in crime thanks to months of chp assistance, but the police union is painting a different picture after a deadly weekend. abc seven news reporter anser hassan