guerneville, where the last remaining lgbtq resorts here on the russian river is now up for sale. we'll give you a tour. always live. abc seven news starts right now >> east bay firefighters are geared up for what could be the worst week so far this year. we are talking about a triple threat 4th of july fireworks, wildfires and triple digit temperatures. >> thanks for joining us tonight. i'm julian glover and i'm ama daetz. >> the heat wave officially begins tomorrow. but a red flag warning goes up tonight. conditions like this have a big impact on the bay area. >> it's why we have team coverage tonight. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley is focused on the firefighters. >> first, let's hear from abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel about the warning. sandhya. yeah. ama and julian, let's take a look at those warnings. all inland areas will go under an excessive heat warning tomorrow morning at 11. heat advisory for san francisco

and the bay shoreline. these warnings and advisories will be up all the way until saturday night. gives you an indication as to how long this heat wave is going to last. we have a red flag warning for the north and east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. 11 p.m. tonight until 5 p.m. wednesday. it's a combination of dry, gusty winds and low humidity that is going to bring the heightened fire danger, especially since the brush and the grass and all that is drying out tomorrow afternoon. even hotter than today. 110 degrees in fairfield, 109 in concord. it's getting into that extreme category 108 in livermore, 106 in santa rosa. even more taxing as we get into the next day of heat, which is wednesday. major to extreme heat risk is expected inland. so here's what i do need to pass along to you this week. make sure that you practice these heat safety tips. wear lightweight clothing, drink plenty of fluids. take breaks in the shade ac no signs of heat. illnesses never leave people or pets inside vehicles. if you

don't have ac, open your windows at night and in the morning and close your blinds. stay hydrated . obviously cannot emphasize that enough. a cold bath or shower? cool towel to the head and avoid the outdoors between 10 and 7. if you do want to head to the movies or the restaurants to find ac, if not, pool, lake or ocean practice water safety. i'll be back with more on that heat wave coming right up. julian. >> ama all good ideas. thank you. sandia. well, the heat is only part of the danger this week. as we mentioned, a triple threat out there. firefighters are also concerned about 4th of july fireworks. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley is joining us live from dublin with a look at how they're preparing out there. leslie >> hi, juliana. of course. i've got behind me some little leaguers fine for them today. it's perfectly a balmy in the 90s out here in dublin, but the next couple of days it's going to top 100. may not be so easy to play ball. like you said, we've got the heat, we've got the weather. and then you add to the mix fireworks. july fourth,

plus a sustained major heat wave equals more than extreme fire danger in the east bay. this week. >> what we've done in the fire service is created. something that can go a lot more places is able to get to fire lines out in rural countrysides, four wheel drive roads and deliver water personnel and firefighting capabilities in addition to the usual array of apparatus at the ready, the alameda county fire department is up staffing and rolling out new plans, including a newly formed hand crew and volunteers on call. one of the uh- best assets and a fighting chance. we have is a bulldozer able to eliminate fuels and put a perimeter in. alameda county fire department has three dozers staffing two of them, and will be up staffing for this red flag warning event. and through the 4th of july, there are concerns about illegal fireworks. >> we have been doing operations uh- to sort of thwart the influx of these illicit fireworks in newark, union city and dublin.

>> safe and sane fireworks are also sparking concerns. isn't the safe and sane a little insane given the weather and 4th of july? this week, it might not be a good combination. >> uh- you're absolutely right, mike. it definitely, totally may not be a good combination. >> it's up to individuals to responsibly use fireworks where permitted. >> parents, we do want you to know that with your children, if they are using fireworks and they cause any property damage or injury to any human beings, that you will be held liable. >> we are increasing the amount of patrols and we're also have a dedicated units specifically designed for fireworks. >> alameda county also recommended a way to be a good illegal fireworks witness. they said, first of all, keep a safe distance away from the illegal fireworks. determine as best you can a specific location, and then report those fireworks

going off on a non-emergency line. and that should apply to agencies all across the east bay here in around the bay area. reporting live in dublin. i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. all right. >> leslie, thank you. p-g-and-e's activating its emergency operations center in case it needs to respond to heat related power outages. the utility could activate what it calls its public safety power shutoffs in parts of napa, sonoma and solano counties. if the risk of wildfire increases. the heat could also stress transformers. p-g-and-e's is installing portable transformers in areas with the most intense heat and replacing dozens more that can handle higher loads. >> when we have this 24 hour extreme heat, our equipment, specifically our transformers, don't have an opportunity to cool down and that can create stress in our equipment, which can lead to heat related power outages. >> cal iso, which monitors the state's power grid, says power supplies are adequate for now, but it is keeping an eye on the

grid for potential impacts from a timeline of temperatures to power outage warnings, we have put all this week's weather stories into one place. abc seven news.com/weather. bookmark it now so it'll be easy to find. all of our updated stories will be posted there. and if you're using our app, there's a weather section that's easy to find. it's one of the first things you will see when you open the abc seven bay area app, available wherever you stream. >> san jose police say they have now arrested everyone who attacked and jumped on a patrol car during a sideshow several weeks ago. a total of seven people have been arrested. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes is following the story. >> these frozen images, taken from video that was blasted on social media, have helped lead to the arrest of seven people. >> if you attack a san jose police officer attempting to help an injured person so you can become famous on tiktok, it's possible you may escape consequences for hours or days, but be assured we will find you. we will arrest you. we will send a resounding message to you and your fellow lawbreakers, not in

san jose. >> those arrests, announced more than two weeks after a june 15th sideshow, turned violent. in this area near santana row in san jose. police say the suspects got on top of a patrol vehicle, stomped on the windshield, hit side windows and tried to pull open the doors. they say that officer was trying to help a sideshow spectator, who was hit by a vehicle and was unconscious. it was then that the officer's vehicle was surrounded. one business owners clothing store next to the scene had just closed when the sideshow happened, he said he only found out about it the following day. >> i was in total shock because i was knew that i was just there just a few minutes earlier and nothing like that ever. really happens on this side of town. >> abc seven is not showing the booking photos of the suspects or reporting their names, since they are all not yet formally charged. the suspects range in age from 16 to 26. police believe they have arrested everyone who damaged the car and attacked the officer. we first arrested the driver that was doing donuts that struck the pedestrian and fled. >> that was the first arrest.

through analysis of the video that we obtained, we identified six people who were attacking the patrol car. all six of those people are in custody right now. >> police say sideshows in other areas of san jose and the bay area in general have become a growing issue, sapd said it's part of efforts to establish a bay area working group to create solutions. >> this bay area network, we are leveraging our collective resources to best address this regional problem. i believe this could lead to the creation of a regional task force in the future, with the suspects involved in the june 15th attack arrested, police say they're also working to identify more people involved in the sideshow in san jose. >> zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, check this out. you are seeing a barge full of boats at the oakland estuary. crews cleared out 17 abandoned boats clogging the waterway. sky seven caught the vessels being hauled away near union park. today. oakland police pulled the boats onto a barge, then took them out of the estuary to dispose of them. state funding is covering the cost of the cleanup. the 5.6 mile estuary separates oakland and alameda.

three coyotes were shot and killed in san francisco's botanical garden over the weekend, just a day after a five year old girl was attacked by a coyote. abc seven news reporter suzanne fan has more on the efforts to see if one of those three coyotes is the one that actually bit the girl. signs of coyotes are posted all around the san francisco botanical garden on this monday. >> the park is open again to the public. it was shut down friday after a coyote bit a five year old girl during her supervised camp. >> a highly aggressively going after one of those kids, a five year old little girl, and bit her on the butt. >> according to captain patrick foy, with the california department of fish and wildlife, the girl was treated at the hospital and a dna sample was taken from the girl's wound. then over the weekend, the department teamed up with the u.s. department of agriculture. wildlife agents spotted three coyotes and set out traps, but were unable to catch the animals. agents shot and killed three coyotes in the botanical garden.

>> the three counties in the immediate vicinity of where the attack occurred. >> authorities sent dna samples of the animals to a lab in sacramento to be tested to see if they match the dna of the child attacked. in the meantime, brandon lang, a spokesperson for the gardens of golden gate park, released this statement saying, quote, during pupping season, coyotes can exhibit more protective behavior to safeguard their young wildlife. authorities say this isn't the first attack involving a coyote. have you had any recent coyote attacks, in the state of california, there have been six in the last month, captain foy says all but one of them happened in southern california at the botanical garden. >> some visitors have taken note of the coyote warning signs. >> we're surrounded by a city filled with concrete. and somehow, you know, nature finds a way. and they find these little oasises in the middle of the city. and yeah, it's crazy. >> that's crazy to think that there's coyotes in the city. it's kind of, you know, usually seeing them out in the desert. but to see them in the city and hearing that they're running around, that's kind of crazy.

>> wildlife authorities remind people to be careful around coyotes. if you encounter one, slowly walk away. also, authorities want you to realize that just because you see a coyote doesn't mean it will attack you. captain foy says. you're more likely to be attacked by a domestic dog than by a coyote. in san francisco, suzanne phan abc seven news. >> coming up next, only on abc seven news. hear from the owners of a dog that attacked a child walking down a san francisco street. they explained why they were not able to exchange contact information after that attack. >> plus drug tests at bars and replacement parts for your laptop. they are among the new things now available thanks to new

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who was attacked by a dog in san francisco. the entire thing on video here. the boy's nanny says the dog's owner never shared their contact information after that attack. abc seven news reporter luz pena was able to track down the owners and talk to them. luis joins us live now from the newsroom with the story you'll only see here on seven. luis. >> that's right. julian. the couple decided to speak on camera to share their side of the story. we asked why they left without giving the boy's nanny their contact information. they claim that's not the whole story. they did acknowledge their dog has aggressive tendencies. it was may 22nd, around 4 p.m, a three year old boy can be seen running next to his nanny in san francisco when unexpectedly, a white husky attacks him all in a sudden appeared out of nowhere and

pinned him down and beat him. >> really viciously. >> over a month after the attack, we tracked down the dog owners. we met them at a dog park. their dog, max had a muzzle on him. this time and sat between them. >> yeah, we couldn't believe what had just happened because he was just a baby. >> in spanish, yolanda marisol said they have been worried about the boy since the attack. we asked how this happened. he's never off leash. we never have him off leash. >> lo vamos contra la parte de la mesa. >> so we tied him to the leg of the table. >> you know, podemos hacer nada. >> he got loose and we couldn't do anything. yolanda. marisol says she tried speaking to the nanny after the attack and offered their contact information, but didn't know how to say it. in english. >> qué hacer? >> and i told her i didn't know what to do in that moment. >> no se inglés puedo traducir. >> and i told her i don't speak english, but i can translate with my phone. >> yeah me dijo. it's okay.

>> i know, she said to me is it's okay. pensaron hacer un reporte a la policia. did you think about filing a police report? >> but but nosotros de nuestra parte no sabiamos. qué hacer? >> we didn't know what to do. turns out this was not max's first attack in our investigation. we found out max attacked a neighbor's dog a year earlier. >> i heard him screaming and from downstairs and ran to the lobby. >> joey de haven fillled a dog bite report in 2023 against max. but the city's animal care and control's executive director says they didn't take action since joey didn't also file a vicious and dangerous dog report. >> he didn't request a vicious and dangerous dog hearing, and it would be really unusual if he did. there are a lot of dog and dog bites in the city that don't make it to the vicious and dangerous court, donahue says. >> the dog's fate will be determined by a hearing officer. >> the range of options are

anywhere from nothing to declaring the vicious, the dog vicious and dangerous and requiring humane euthanasia. >> in the meantime, yolanda marisol has a message for the boy and his family el pero si lo quieren sacrificar. if they want to take our dog and they want to euthanize him, we're okay with that. if they want to take him. >> e cuanto me corazon? espero qué esta bien? >> with all my heart, i hope the baby is okay. the couple was cited for not leaving their contact information at the scene. on average, that fine can cost $91. they have a hearing scheduled for july 8th, where the dog's fate will be determined in the newsroom. luz pena abc seven news. luz. >> thank you so much. it is july 1st and that is bringing changes overnight tolls on the golden gate bridge, as you see here, live went up $0.50. fastrak users will now pay 925. fares will continue to go up every year for the next four years to

help erase a $220 million budget deficit. other local bridge tolls are not changing. golden gate transit bus and ferry fares also went up today by $0.25. like the golden gate bridge, they'll be going up every year until 2028. san francisco bay ferry fares are also increasing by about a dime each way. the ferry authority approved a 3% increase last year. several new state laws take effect today. bars and nightclubs have to stock drug testing kits so customers can make sure their drinks are safe. hidden fees have to be made more transparent, although restaurant fees are exempt, and california's new right to repair law means you'll be able to get the tools and parts needed to fix your own phone or other device. and we have a full roundup of all the new laws kicking in today. just head to abc seven news.com. >> the heat also kicking in today to can we kick it out? >> not quite yet. sandia not yet. >> ama and julian. it's going to be a long week ahead because we are expecting this heat wave to linger for days. so

unfortunately we're going to have to deal with it. here's a live view from our east bay hills camera, and you can see a lot of haze in the air already. it's only going to get worse. so we do have a spare the air alert up for tomorrow. poor air quality inland, east bay and santa clara valley moderate elsewhere. wednesday, right now the air district is saying moderate air quality. here's a look at what's going to bring the heat wave. it's this area of high pressure building in and it's going to sit right on top of us for several days. so we are expecting that intense heat on wednesday. you will notice this will be one of our hottest days. temperatures up into the 110 degree category for places like concord and fairfield. you'll get there already in fairfield tomorrow from our oakland airport camera. seeing sunny skies right now 69. in the city it is 72. in oakland, 76 in hayward, mid 80s around san jose and 89 in redwood city. san jose is sparkling under sunny skies right now. it got hot today in santa rosa, 94 degrees napa 81. you'll notice 90s vacaville,

concord and livermore. and from our pier 39 camera. beautiful day in the city. the week ahead. dangerous heat wave tomorrow through the end of the week. we're talking about high fire danger with gusty winds and low humidity and the heat eases on sunday. but we're not completely done with the heat yet. so let's talk about the fire danger index. it takes into account not only the hot weather, but the humidity and the gusty winds. the winds will pick up out of the north northeast that will dry out the atmosphere, and you will notice that the parts of the north bay go into the high to very high category of fire danger. tomorrow morning, that remains elevated for north east bay and also the santa cruz mountains. going into your wednesday. so as we go hour by hour, the winds coming out of the north northeast around the hilltops, that's what's going to be problematic. along with the dry fuels that are out there. it will remain breezy, but not terribly windy for tomorrow. the other thing to keep in mind is those higher tides are coming up, so believe it or not,

there's a coastal flood advisory until 11 p.m. wednesday due to the high astronomical tides, minor flooding expected in the usual low lying areas, your morning temperatures anywhere from the 50s to the 70s. there will be some fog around near the coast, but it's going to be pretty limited tomorrow afternoon in the south bay 103, in los gatos, 98 in san jose, 97 in santa clara. many of these temperatures well above average for this time of year. 91 mountain view, palo alto, 97, in redwood city, low to mid 70s near the coast. this will be the best place to beat the heat, obviously 79 in the sunset district. 83 downtown san francisco a warmer day than today, no doubt about it. in the north bay 100. in san rafael, 106 in santa rosa, 109 in ukiah, heading into the east bay 93 hayward 91, oakland 95. fremont inland areas you're going to get steamy 109 in concord 110 in fairfield, 108 degrees in livermore. your accuweather seven day forecast. try 110 the

next two days. that's dangerous heat with this heat wave for our inland areas. 90s around the bay 70s coast side. 4th of july is still sizzling. fireworks viewing should be all right. and then as we head towards the weekend, all right, the heat persists through saturday. but by sunday you drop down into the low one hundreds. and that repeats on monday 60s coast side. so finally the heat backs off by then julian and emma. all right. >> we're going to need it. yeah. thank you. sandhya. >> still to come here on abc seven news, some major problems for customers of patelco credit union. from cashing checks to checking account balances. next we have a look

positive start to the week on wall street. the nasdaq closed at a record high, boosted by big tech stocks. the dow was up 50, closing at 39,169. the nasdaq reached 17,879. that's up 146, while the s&p 500 ended the day with a gain of 14. the company behind redbox, those distinctive red colored kiosks that sell or rent dvds, has filed for bankruptcy. there are about 34,000 redbox kiosks across the u.s, most at grocery and drug stores. chicken soup for the soul entertainment owns redbox, revealed in a filing. it has nearly $1 billion in debt. it's not clear at this point if the

chapter 11 filing means the end of those kiosks. >> patelco credit union is trying to recover from a ransomware attack that's affecting its banking operations. the dublin based financial institution they apologized to customers on their website, patelco says the incident is impacting day to day operations, including online banking. customers can get cash from atms, but employees are unable to access individual account details and they are not able to cash checks. >> did you check your account? if your money's there, you can't look at your account. can they look at your account? no. >> you know, they give you a paper receipt. >> so in the paper receipt they show that your money is there. >> no, they couldn't cash the checks right now because something was wrong with the system. >> and here's some frustrated customers. their patelco says it has hired a cyber security team to investigate the ransomware attack, which it says happened last saturday. now, in a statement, patelco says its branches and call centers are open, although members can expect some longer than usual

wait times coming up next, we take you to san mateo county and a place called pescadero because there are some big changes on the way for this small town. >> i think it's a great idea, it's america, and this is a democracy we are talking about democracy. >> the first elections in this town in ove

on the coast there population about 600 people. on a good day, when no one's on vacation, there are things are done differently there, especially when it comes to the way they govern. but some big changes are on the way for this small town. yeah, the county says it's in the name of democracy. >> abc seven news building a better bay area reporter lyanne melendez spoke to some people who like things just the way they are. lyanne you know, what they're saying is we're all good here. >> why mess with perfection, right? so it's simple. in pescadero, there is this advisory council whose members volunteer for that position. it's been like that for years now. instead of volunteering san mateo county thinks those positions should be elected by the people. so what's the big

deal? well, change doesn't come easily. there the spanish word pescadero, loosely translated, means fishmonger. people in san francisco eagerly leave the commotion of the city to travel to this sleepy coastal town where folks do well, what they do. >> people like to see a town like this. if you notice down the main street, there's no center line and we just wave people around so you can double park like that for, you know, 15 minutes and people just go around you. if we had a center line, the visitors wouldn't know what to do. >> outsiders are tolerated on weekends and in the summer months. there are reasons to come. duarte's tavern and its green chile and artichoke soup for one, never leave without a slice of the ohlala berry pie. quite often, the popularity of this town lies in the acceptance that a fast paced life is often

disconnected from nature. some end up staying you know, i'm so tired of living in los angeles. >> i just want to go somewhere where i can sleep in the woods. you know, maybe grow some vegetables. >> patrick horne did more than just move to pescadero. he chose to be part of its municipal advisory council that includes san gregorio, pescadero and loma mar. >> what would you change? you'd mess it up. >> rob skinner is also on the council. he likes that each seat is a voluntary position. they haven't had elections here since 2008. their only role is to advise their county supervisor in this case, ray mueller, who represents them before the board. >> we have absolutely no authority. anything we do of consequence has to be approved by the board of supervisors. >> but this kind of community representation is not about to change. what is being proposed

is an advisory council, this time elected by the people in the area. seven seats in all. mueller believes having elected advisory council members will give them more credibility before voters as they tackle big issues like the housing crisis and the push for more affordable units. >> i need to know that i have community members who've been elected to weigh on those decisions by the community, have talked about those issues with the community, and that's going to give it more import at the county. when we go ahead and move forward with those plans. >> but the farm workers can't afford to pay for the food that they grow. they live in sometimes squalid, undignified conditions. >> horne anticipates running for the same seat he now occupies. >> i think it's a great idea. it's america and this is a democracy. >> but with democracy comes rules. things like financial disclosure, not to mention spending money on campaigning,

something they've never had to do. why don't you think people would want to disclose their finances? >> in my case, i'd be embarrassed. >> it's too early to tell how voters scattered along the coast will take to these proposed changes. >> in fact, i don't even think they know anything about it. we don't have a newspaper, you know, there's no real communications here. word of mouth, bill bishop, who owns an art gallery in town, had a few suggestions, like, everybody talks to everybody and the coffee shop is a good place to learn things. >> what is the most exciting thing that has happened here in in ages? this might be it. >> well, yeah. this might be it, yeah. we haven't had many changes. >> change is never guaranteed. but when small town politics means giving your community a bigger seat at the table, locals here say they may be willing to try. so in november, residents

there will be asked to vote on two matters. first, should these seats be elected by the people? and two, if the answer is yes, who would you vote for? now they need seven people to come up. i love small town politics. very nice talk about a representative democracy. >> right? seven people to represent 600. yeah appreciate it. thanks, liane. sure. >> well, the supreme court made a major ruling today about presidential immunity. they rejected donald trump's claim of absolute immunity, but did allow him some protection. >> plus how a fine of $200 million would actually

up and every other us president justices say a president has immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts, but not private ones. president biden addressed the court's ruling just a few hours ago. >> this decision today has continued the court's attack in recent years on a wide range of long established legal principles in our nation, from gutting voting rights and civil rights to taking away a woman's right to choose. to today's

decision that undermines the rule of law of this nation. >> abc news reporter perry russom has a closer look at the court's ruling. >> in the six three decision. the justices ruling former presidents are shielded from prosecution for some acts, but not all. >> recognizing this kind of immunity, some absolute immunity for core presidential functions, some qualified immunity for other official acts. that seems to be what the opinion says is an enormous addition of new powers and protections to the president in a way we just haven't seen before. >> the case is tied to trump's january 6th election interference case. today trump says the ruling is a big win, even as he's been calling for absolute immunity for all acts since he was first charged in the case. >> a president has to have immunity. if you don't have immunity, you just have a ceremonial president with the opinion of the court, chief justice john roberts writes. >> trump asserts a far broader immunity than the limited one we have recognized in dissent, justice sonia sotomayor writes, the ruling makes a mockery of the principle foundational to

our constitution and system of government, that no man is above the law. after the ruling, the biden campaign with a dire prediction they just handed donald trump the keys to a dictatorship. special counsel jack smith, the prosecutor in trump's election interference case, not commenting today, his office and the department of justice now said to be reviewing their options, weighing acts that could be seen as official and which were not. >> trump will not get a trial before the election, and the american people have a right to that, innocent or not guilty or whatever. >> now it's up to the lower courts to look at this ruling and see how it applies to this case, delaying both the interference case and the classified documents case even further until most likely after the election. perry russom abc news at the supreme court. >> donald trump's former white house strategist, steve bannon, is starting his four month sentence for defying a congressional subpoena he reported to a connecticut prison today. bannon was convicted for not complying with the now defunct house select committee that investigated the january

6th capitol insurrection. >> i am proud to go to prison if this is what it takes to stand up to tyranny. >> bannon fought his incarceration for more than two years until the supreme court rejected his emergency appeal appeal last week. >> the justice department is reportedly pushing boeing to accept a plea deal over its involvement in two deadly crashes. attorneys for the family say the proposed deal would allow boeing to plead guilty to a conspiracy charge for misleading the faa during its evaluation of the 737 max aircraft. the plane was involved in two crashes with hundreds of deaths indonesia in 2018 and ethiopia in 2019. under this deal, boeing would avoid a public trial, agree to appoint an external corporate monitor and be fined about $200 million. that is well short of the $20 billion families have been requesting. the doj is giving boeing until the end of the week to respond to that offer. a new airline is taking flight from

the east bay to mexico. there was a big party and ribbon cutting at san francisco bay oakland international airport today to celebrate, the airline is called viva aerobus. they are offering direct service between oakland and monterrey, mexico. >> the mexican, they have the opportunity to more to visit more people. the family and do business. >> the flight happens twice a week, mondays and fridays. >> this week's heat wave officially begins tomorrow. sandy will help you get prepared with the weather where you live next. >> plus, the last resort a piece of lgbtq history in the north bay,

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♪ jardiance is really swell ♪ ♪ the little pill with a big story to tell! ♪ thousands came out to watch the 54th annual san francisco pride parade yesterday. the theme was beacon of love. abc seven is the official media sponsor for pride . we aired the parade live on tv, and if you missed out, you didn't get to check it out yesterday. you can still see it. it's streaming right now on our website at abc seven news.com/pride, and on our abc seven bay area app. well, one of the last remaining lgbtq resorts on the russian river may soon be

changing hands. >> the iconic r three resort hotel is on the market. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard brings us inside the piece of bay area lgbtq history and explains what its future could have in store. >> i'm going to give you a quick tour of the r three hotel and resort realtor stu gary is showing us his newest listing, one of the last remaining lgbtq resorts in guerneville, the r three hotel. >> check out the centerpiece of the 10,000 square foot property, the large pool and sundeck it's played host to the legendary lazy bear weekend since 1996. there's 23 rooms, a full service restaurant and bar, and much more to satisfy your inner diva. >> and for anybody staying here that wants to break out and have a little performance, we have the stage for that. so there'll be performances here on the weekend. there's lots that can happen here. >> the property, built in the 1930s, has had several names originally hosting families looking for a russian river getaway. >> it wasn't until the later

70s, i believe, when it started its its gay history. >> trustees of the resort say that gay history has been iconic, but always an inclusive destination for everyone near and far. >> we enjoy a great deal of support from the citizens of the town, both gay and straight. it's a safe place for a lot of people. >> it was the former owner's wish that portions of the sale of the r three go to benefit local aids and hiv services. >> well, there's just one thing that the property has always done. it's like we raise a lot of money for a lot of causes and a lot of charities that benefit a lot of people, and the price for a piece of lgbtq history. >> 4,564,000 gm jeff bridges hopes new owners will keep the resort's lgbtq vision and take it forward. >> in my heart, i believe that there is someone or some ones out there that probably have

been here many, many, many times and will continue the legacy of this property in guerneville, cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> all right. we need to get right back to the weather, because things are really getting a little very hot around here. >> yeah, we're talking about triple digits knocking on our door. we check back in with sandhya here. >> yeah. and julian and ama. it's not going to be just 1 or 2 days of triple digits. it's going to be all seven days of heat inland. now that's why we have an excessive heat warning for all inland areas starting tomorrow morning. running until saturday night. area shaded in orange, which is the bay shoreline and san francisco. going under a heat advisory. what does this mean? it's going to be hot enough to make you sick. so heat exhaustion and heat related illnesses, heat stroke are certainly possible. let's go hour by hour. some patchy fog tomorrow morning along the coast, but the rest of you, you're heating up quickly. by noontime, you're already in the 90s and 100 inland remaining in the 60s and 70s until the early afternoon, where you'll notice those temperatures topping out above 100 degrees.

now, we're not alone in the heat. watches and warnings. you can see the alerts up and down the state over the next couple of days. as we look at live doppler seven. it's pretty quiet right now. we go into tomorrow afternoon and it's up to 108 degrees in livermore. 110 fairfield, 106 in santa rosa, 90s in oakland, san jose, 83 in san francisco and 70 in half moon bay. accuweather seven day forecast that heat wave starts tomorrow and it stretches for days, including the 4th of july. it's going to be sizzling. the good news is i don't know if you'd call it good news, but temperatures do back off by sunday and monday you'll be in the low one hundreds inland 60s around the coast and 80s around the bay. so i think by then everyone will definitely be ready after this long stretch. julian. all right, thank you. >> sandhya. >> checking in now with casey for a look at sports. a sad day here for donation. >> yes. andy is talking about hot temperatures. the warriors office in hot water right now as well. it's a tough time for warriors fans because one of the

great warriors heading to a new team. but instead of being completely bummed out, we're going to take a look at some of klay thompson's most legendary moments

klay thompson has agreed to a three year, $50 million deal with dallas. the sign and trade

sends two second round picks to the warriors. klay, a beloved bay area figure, a legend in these parts a four time champ, a five time all star, half of the greatest shooting backcourt ever heads to the mavericks, a team that was just in the nba finals. in hindsight, the comments of the dubs big three following their elimination hit a bit differently. >> now. we've been through the highest of highs and lows. whether it's losing a championship, winning a championship, missing the playoffs, we've been through everything together. so uh- that does mean a lot and uh- makes uh- grateful to have the times i've had with them, like done some pretty historic stuff. >> could never see myself, you know, not with those two guys. it's i understand this league changes and there's so many things that go into it and we're not going to play forever. but, you know, we've uh- experienced so much together. >> and yeah, i do have confidence until it's no longer, you know, the discussion of those three is to me is a much

easier discussion when they're still good, which they are. >> they all showed that this year. so maybe in a couple of years we'll be having this discussion where, you know, they're not as effective. and maybe it becomes more of a ceremonial thing. i do think there's tremendous value in the three of them being warriors for life, man. >> the writing was on the wall, though. hey, klay did have a heck of a run here, though. in honor of klay thompson's epic tenure with the dubs. i thought it would be fun to just look back on some of our favorite klay moments, get a little happiness in here. nothing more legendary than the birth of game six. klay 2016 western conference finals. the warriors facing elimination. klay went nuclear. he hit 11 threes, putting up 41 points. the warriors ended up coming back from a31 deficit to win this series in seven. we can't forget one of klay's nba records. the most threes in a single game. klay knocked down 14 triples october 29th, 2018 against the bulls in the house that michael

jordan built. and that's not the craziest part. the bulls were getting crushed. so klay only played 27 minutes in that game. he could have hit several more that night. klay has supreme confidence. even a bad shooting night can flip on a dime because when he gets hot, he gets scorching hot. in january of 2015, klay torched the sacramento kings for 37 points in the third quarter alone. that's a good night for any nba player on any night. he did that in one quarter. that's a record that still stands and klay went through a lot battling through a torn acl and a torn achilles, proving he's one of the toughest players out there. when he tore his acl though in game six of the 2019 nba finals, he reemerged from the locker room after being carried off and hit both of his free throws. that was crazy. and klay legendary for his two way play, but he's also one of the low key funniest guys in the nba. remember when headband klay was surprised by the legend? jackie moon is played by will ferrell. look at that showdown and klay is also known as a boat captain. but the

guy also pilots a mean paper airplane. you guys during postgame pressers. he folds those things up and he lets them fly. sports on abc seven, sponsored by smart and final and the warriors just put out a statement. they said that they look forward to retiring klay thompson's number 11 at chase center some day soon. oh man. what a legacy klay leaves behind. he's heading to the dallas mavericks. warriors only get two second round picks back in the sign and trade. but you know joe lacob the warriors owner has always shown that he will spend if he has the opportunity. it's just right now they're they're sort of in cost cutting mode. >> yeah a bit of a bind for sure. yeah. we'll miss him. yeah we'll miss him. >> thank you. casey coming up tonight on abc seven, watch celebrity wheel of fortune at eight, followed by celebrity jeopardy at nine and ten, and stay with us for abc seven news at 11. remember that abc seven news is streaming 24 seven. all you have to do is get the abc seven bay area app, and that way you can join us whenever you

want, wherever you are, that is going to do it for this edition of abc seven news. thank you so much for joining us. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover for sandhya patel, casey pratt and the entire abc seven news team. have a great night. we'll see you right back here for abc seven news at 11. >> this is abc 724 seven. >> in san francisco, live at levi's stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland. yeah. >> you're watching abc seven news live. anytime, anywhere. we are, we are, we are, we are, we are, we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming

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