local storefront that's mission is to uplift the area around it. this nonprofit is trying to help build the community. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm julian glover, and i'm ama daetz. >> thieves broke into a retail business incubator and ended up stealing thousands of dollars worth of items needed for their operations. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone was in oakland earlier

tonight. he joins us here in the studio with the latest j.r. >> julian, the shirts in this nonprofit retail location say invest in oakland. the nonprofit seems to be doing that. but even so they have now become the target of thieves. >> they were able to basically kind of wedge the door and bust the glass and find a way to open the lock by reaching in. >> myles dodson is describing how a thief or thieves broke into his micro market spaces location in oakland. it's a nonprofit business incubator to help artists and merchants learn how to generate their own sustainable income. sunday, though, dodson started to receive notifications of a login attempt for a device that was supposed to be inside here, he arrived to a broken and unlocked door. >> i got here uh- this was all strung out on the floor. items from this back space have been thrown into this position and have been moved because we're a

nonprofit, and because we're serving a demographic that is often not resourced by banks and other providers to be able to do what they do. uh- interruption as small as $500 can send us off of our path of doing the work that we're doing continuously, in this case, nearly $5,000 worth of electronic devices and audio equipment gone. >> miles is nonprofit, is located here on broadway. businesses in this area have been victimized as well. going forward, miles would like the city to take a closer look at traffic and blocking escape routes when these crimes are being committed. it's like if grand theft auto is a real game, people are playing this game in real life and having the opportunity to kind of have their way with anything that they want to do over the years, closing streets and changing light patterns to disrupt traffic and reduce crime has been used in cities across the country. the us department of justice reports that results are varied and were different

depending on the city. still though, dodson believes more needs to be done and this could have an immediate impact. >> it's something i think we should, consider and something that should be on the table for finding ways to, to disrupt their ability to tear down oakland. >> miles tells me they are still deciding if they will file a police report here. he says other nearby businesses have done that and then lost their insurance, something he does not want to see happen. this seems to be a real new trend of businesses or groups not filing police reports over these fears or concerns. j.r stone, abc seven news j.r. thank you. >> tomorrow, the man charged with murder for a woman's death at a bart station is expected to make his first court appearance a week ago. police say 74 year-old khorasan dan dan was pushed at the powell street station. she hit an oncoming train and then the platform and later died. two prior court dates were delayed because the

man charged in her death hasn't been well enough to attend. you can look up the facts of public safety where you live. we have data showing trends for oakland, san francisco and san jose. the abc seven neighborhood safety tracker is on the front page of abc seven news.com. >> getting unhoused people off the streets and into housing is one of the biggest challenges, as we work to build a better bay area. and tonight we're diving into a major shift in san francisco's approach. the city could begin large scale sweeps of homeless encampments in just a matter of weeks after a federal appeals court paved the way today. abc seven news reporter tim johns explains san francisco's plan and the pushback from some who believe this is the wrong move. >> san francisco says it will resume sweeping homeless encampments in a matter of just weeks, following a recent supreme court ruling. on monday, an appeals court overturned an injunction that paused the city's efforts to enforce laws preventing people from staying out on the street, a move that city attorney david chu believes will allow officials to more effectively tackle the problem. chu says the city has spent

billions of dollars on homeless services over the years. we could make all the offers of shelter and services that we wanted, but there were many moments where unhoused folks would simply reject or refuse services, reject offers of shelter. homelessness remains a top concern for san francisco voters. at monday night's mayoral debate hosted by ktvu. candidates laid out their plans to address the crisis, with the two currently not in city government promising stricter measures. >> i believe our sidewalks belong to everybody in san francisco. they belong to young children. they belong to young families. they belong to the elderly. >> under my watch, we are going to stand up 1500 shelter beds. in the first six months of my administration, people will no longer be able to resort to, nor will they be allowed to stay on our streets. >> there are many people in san francisco who disagree with the recent court rulings, though in some of them accused city leaders of using homeless people for political theater. that

includes nisha kashyap, whose lawyers committee for civil rights was part of a lawsuit that sued the city over the rights of unhoused people. >> we as a community and our political leadership over decades, not just the current leadership, but going back decades, have made concerted choices to disinvest in affordable housing and instead invest in policies that push people out, kashyap believes these sweeps will only push people from place to place, and ultimately do little to solve the problem. >> she's instead calling on elected leaders to invest in what she believes are real solutions. >> cities will be in a race to the bottom to enact the most punitive, harmful ordinance or law that they can designed to push people out of their communities. >> there's still ongoing litigation regarding how the city deals with homeless folks property. a lower court is expected to rule on that soon. in san francisco, tim johns, abc seven news. >> leaders in the south bay are considering their own crackdown on encampments and tomorrow it heads to a vote. valley water

wants to ban encampments along waterways for safety, citing concerns about pollution in the water and dangerous conditions for staff homeless advocates are criticizing the plan, saying many people living along creeks are trying to stay cool. they want the agency to find other solutions than forcing people out. >> work with advocates to try and schedule things, to have advocates on hand who usually have good relationships with camps, but also keeping the creeks clean. make sure that you always have porta potties with wash stations at all these creek areas. >> the valley water board is set to vote on the ordinance tomorrow. if it's approved, it will go into effect in 30 days. >> all right. let's take you outside as we talk about the unrelenting heat wave. and after the last week or so, today definitely felt like a much needed improvement. let's bring in abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel, who has a look at this brief relief before the heat hits us again. >> that's right julian, enjoy it while it lasts, that's for sure. we deserve this break a refreshing view from our mount tam cam, the marine layer is in.

it was a cooler day today across the entire bay area, but that is going to reverse. so let's talk about when that heat is going to actually become a little more dangerous. 11 a.m. wednesday. until 8 p.m. friday is when the heat advisory goes up for the entire bay area. you can see shaded in orange, with the exception of the coast. now inland areas will be facing moderate to major heat risk on wednesday. as you check out the three day forecast, you will see when the hottest weather is expected between the next three days. tomorrow, the cooling continues. you're still in the comfort zone, then it heats back up into the triple digits. wednesday it's only going to get hotter on thursday. up to 108 inland, 90s around the bay and 60s right along the coast. i'll be back to tell you why this round of hot weather is going to be different than the last round. coming right up, ama. >> all right, sandhya, thank you. there is an urgent request today from first responders in the russian river valley. do not go into the river without a life

jacket. if you aren't a strong swimmer. that plea comes days after two people drowned in separate incidents on the russian river. the circumstances of the deaths are still under investigation, warning signs about river danger are posted near montreal public beach in both english and spanish, and the staff at montreal public beach will give you a life jacket for the day for free if you need it. >> anyone who is on the beach and needs one, we rent them for free. so yeah, we're we're all for that because, you know, that's safety is the best out here because you never know what could happen out there. >> the sonoma county sheriff's department says there have been four drownings on the russian river so far this year, and a total of 31 deaths since 2019. >> he is a legend that spans the decades. the celebration of willie mays today at oracle park was a testament to the giant mark he left on baseball and the entire country. people from all walks of life came out to the ballpark today to share memories of the kids best plays, moments, and the social change he brought through the game. he passed away last month at 93 years old. many

people today and elsewhere defend mays as the greatest player of all time. one fan said watching him play was like magic. >> the way willie played the game was like. it was like music. smooth jazz, you know, fast rock and roll. >> we will have much more from the memorial for willie mays, including the all star lineup of guests coming up just a bit later in sports. >> a measles exposure is leading to a health alert in the south bay. >> we are working with the cdc, with the state health department and other agencies to investigate and identify any individuals here in our county who may have been exposed and provide them with recommendations on how they can stay safe. >> santa clara county health officials say an infected person went to two restaurants last monday, a starbucks in los gatos and a taqueria in santa cruz. then on tuesday, that person took a flight from san jose mineta international airport to

chicago. anyone who thinks they were exposed should check their vaccination status and keep an eye out for symptoms like a fever or unexplained rash. >> the video of this gas station theft in oakland has made the rounds online in recent days, but we are not stopping there. we're following the story tonight to see what community members want to see done. >> plus, a study to settle the weight loss debate ozempic versus mounjaro in which is more effective. the first results are in and the future of racing may be here. >> the greener car that's rolling out of the garage. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy thanks, emma and julian. >> who needs jimmy when you've got me? 1977 i found myself alone solo han solo

stephanopoulos. live tomorrow on good morning america. >> it's a story we've stuck to following ever since this video was shared. a crowd of people rushing to and stealing from this oakland gas station. it happened in the early morning hours of july 5th. and tonight we're hearing from the business owner and the council member who represents the area, who tells us more needs to be done to keep businesses safe. oakland police sent officers to patrol the gas station today on hegenberger at the request of the owner. the response looked different last week when the owner says it took officers nine hours to respond. oakland police tell us they did not understand the magnitude of this incident until they saw the

video. >> they said there was nothing we could do. you cannot just file a report online. that's our respon. >> reporter the owner tells us the vandals caused more than $100,000 in damage, including $22,000 taken from the atm. oakland city council member trevor reed, who represents east oakland, visited the gas station today. she told us it was devastating to see such a loss as crime is going down in the area. >> overall, there's a lot more that we have to do to protect these businesses, our workers and just this tourism corridor. so that we can really, you know, keep our businesses protected, our workers supported, and this court are alive. >> the owner tells us he plans to have two employees working at all times and is considering closing up closer to sunset. >> now to your voice. your vote. as president biden faces a critical week for his campaign, the president went on the offensive today, pushing back at questions over his ability to win in november following a rough debate last month. biden's

doctor is clearing up questions tonight about multiple white house visits by a parkinson's expert. the president's physician says biden saw specialist doctor kevin canard three times for neurological exams as part of his annual physicals, during which the doctor found no signs of the disease. >> has the president being treated for parkinson's? no. is he being treated for parkinson's? no. he's not. is he taking medication for parkinson's? no. >> the president's doctor explained in a statement tonight he got permission from the president and the neurologist to share details about this care. the president's doctor wrote in a statement, quote, doctor canard was chosen for this responsibility not because he is a movement disorder specialist, but because he is a highly trained and highly regarded neurologist. >> happening tomorrow, alec baldwin will officially be on trial for a deadly movie set shooting. it's been nearly three years since the death of rust cinematographer halyna hutchins. baldwin has been charged with involuntary manslaughter. he was rehearsing with a prop gun for a

scene when the gun went off, killing hutchins and wounding the film's director. baldwin has said he did not know the gun contained a live round, and that it fired accidentally. >> a new study is giving insight into how two of the most popular weight loss drugs compare overweight and obese people taking manjaro saw more weight loss than those taking ozempic. the two drugs are made with different active substances. the study, done by a health analytics company, was published today in the jama internal medicine medical journal. but experts say it is hard to account for other factors that influence people's weight loss, so more research needs to be done. walmart will face a class action lawsuit over alleged deceptive pricing. the retailer is accused of using inaccurate price labels as part of a bait and switch scheme, in which purchase prices are higher than those posted on store shelves. federal appeals court ruling opens the door for consumers to prove that the company has violated multiple consumer protection laws. >> covid cases are ticking up once again with a new variant

driving infections this summer. statewide are positivity rate is higher than it's been in six months, as health leaders in santa clara county track huge spikes of covid in our wastewater, we spoke to multiple health experts today who told us at-home tests will work for this new variant called flirt. but they say if you have cold symptoms and test negative, it's worth testing. >> again, we're playing a better game of covid roulette. that is one that's more in our favor now than it was four years ago. >> the cdc says the current version of the vaccine increases protection against symptoms by more than 50. very few people got the booster in california, though only 10% of adults under 50. an updated vaccine should be available this fall. >> state water officials are looking to see if a seasonal problem has returned to lake tahoe. they're warning about the potential of a toxic algae bloom, which can grow quickly when temperatures heat up. signs went up at el dorado beach in south lake tahoe today. they warn swimmers to be cautious of

algae. officials collected water samples today and should know in about a week if toxic algae is present or not. it has been a problem at tahoe beaches in the past. >> new here at 11, a new art installation is coming to the embarcadero in san francisco. we were there today as crews set up a nine foot bronze sculpture between the ferry building and pier one, the san francisco arts commission and the port of san francisco. tell us the statue is called a sounds turned to noise as you can see there, it shows a young black woman in jogging clothes meant to challenge who gets to be memorialized in bronze. the installation will be outside of the ferry building through january, so stop by and check it out. yeah, definitely. >> all right, let's check on our weather uh. slight cooldown. >> it was better today, right? yeah. nice out there, right? finally some relief. we check back in now with sandia. >> yeah. and it's definitely overdue. right. julian and ama, we've had this heat for quite some time, but yesterday the cooling started and today it continued. it was noticeable.

looking at live views from our tower cameras, you can pretty much see why the marine layer deepened. the sea breeze came roaring in and the combination of the two dropped our temperatures. our hottest inland valleys were only in the low to mid 90s. today, as we check out live doppler seven, we do have an onshore breeze and the marine layer has pushed its way from the coast all the way across the bay. even places like santa rosa and san jose are seeing some cloud cover tonight. and the temperature is pretty much reflected. most areas other than the far inland valleys are in the 50s and 60s. so good sleeping weather tonight. losing a few more degrees this evening. four degrees cooler in san jose, running five degrees cooler in livermore from our exploratorium camera, you're seeing gray skies overnight tonight into the morning, areas of fog and spotty drizzle. tomorrow the cooling continues and wednesday through friday we're talking about a return of triple digit heat. the biggest difference is we're not expecting it to last for seven days, so that's going to be good news. but high pressure is going

to briefly rebuild. and as it does, we're going to notice that the heat advisories and the warnings and all that comes back here in the bay area. but for the time being, you will notice much of the western u.s. is dealing with this heat wave. so we're not alone in this. our heat advisory doesn't go up until wednesday morning. so tomorrow you're all right wednesday afternoon. notice those triple digits while inland it is going to only get hotter on thursday up to 108 degrees. the good news is the marine influence will still be there near the coast, which is why the coast is going to remain in the 60s. speaking of the marine influence, tomorrow morning, pretty good push of the marine air, along with some mist and drizzle along the coast tomorrow afternoon around 2:00. the marine layer is trying to pull away, but it just sits there near the coast and then re uh- pushes into our inland areas again. so tomorrow morning, 50s 60s out the door tomorrow afternoon in the south bay. it is going to be nice. 86 in san jose, 91 in gilroy on the peninsula. you're looking at 74

in san mateo, low 60s. right along the coast where the clouds are hanging tough. 68 in downtown san francisco, 64 in daly city, north bay, numbers 80, in napa, 84. santa rosa, 81, in san rafael heading into the east bay. oakland 73, hayward 76, fremont 79. inland areas closer to average, still a few degrees above but pleasant 91. in fairfield and livermore, 89 in concord and pleasanton. accuweather seven day forecast. enjoy the cooler weather in the fog tomorrow, because temperatures are going to come back up. it will be heating up for a few days with triple digits wednesday through friday. your hottest day is thursday 60s coast side, 90s right around the bay on thursday. but then notice over the weekend we're going to drop down into the low and mid 90s. it will be a lot closer to where we should be. 60s coast

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output. nascar says the car can crank up to more than 1300 horsepower. >> oh man, the people are going to miss that hum, though. >> yeah they will right. >> it's a little different. yeah, a little bit different. right? okay. well, hall of famers and u.s. presidents honored the great willie mays. >> yes. abc7 news sports director larry beil is here. >> larry, i'm a julian. the biggest names in baseball came together to honor the say, hey, kid. some great stories about giants legend willie mays, including the spanking he once delivered to his godson. next, in sports

mays. today, the giants legend, who passed away almost three weeks ago and today literally a who's who of greats gathered for a celebration of life for the say hey kid. from barry bonds to dusty baker to reggie jackson. just naming a few abc7's chris alvarez has the wrap up from oracle park. >> well, about 4500 people came here to oracle park to celebrate the life of willie mays. some of baseball's all time greats. you had politicians, even two presidents, one in attendance, bill clinton and one on video. barack obama had words for the crowd here in san francisco. it

was a wonderful day celebrating the life and legacy of the say hey, kid. >> he said that the spotlight was made for willie mays because willie was not just a baseball player. >> willie was a world changer for us in san francisco. >> i think god looked down on him one day and watched him play and said, boy, i really created a good one there. >> we got beat. we did stuff that was not really cool, but imagine this getting a spanking from willie mays >> i'll never forget giving willie a ride to the all star game back in 2009. and let me tell you, as president, it was rare for me to be the second most important guy on air force one. but with willie on board, it wasn't even close. say hey, hey, hey, say hey. >> forever memories. and like i

said about my father willie. thank you. >> you see, his amazing everything my dad did on the field was his ability to heal. so many. his willingness to live his entire life completely exposed, touching everyone he encountered is his greatest gift to us. >> as for willie's beloved giants, they return right here to oracle park on tuesday night to begin a six game homestand ahead of the all star break, blake snell will make his return to the mound coming off the injured list with the giants at oracle park. chris alvarez abc seven sports thank you, chris. >> steve kerr coaching an nba all star squad prepping in vegas for the olympics kevin durant, joel embiid, lebron, steph curry all teaming up for the olympic games later this summer in paris. steph is still coming to grips, though, with losing klay thompson to dallas. >> having klay head on to dallas. it's tough. it's a it's

something that i never imagined would be a reality. but you know you want him to be happy. you want him to be able to enjoy the game of basketball. it does suck leaving losing klay. there's no no two ways around it. >> it's going to be weird seeing him play for the mav

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