so we'll continue to follow the situation up here in the hills. i say hills because this is the borderline of two different counties and two different cities. but they are busy and they did get it under control. so that is certainly the good news. julian and nomar now back to you in the studio. >> yeah that is great to hear. thank you j.r. let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel because we do want to look at the conditions in that area. >> speaking of that there was a red flag warning that just went into effect as we came on the air. uh- sandhya, tell us more about what we can expect tonight. yeah, absolutely. >> julian and ama, it's a good thing, like j.r. said, that they got it under control. because when you take a look at the current conditions near the fire, it is warm. it's 83 degrees. the biggest thing that we're noticing is the relative humidity. i've been watching it. it's coming down. it's 28% right now. winds are pretty light at this hour. the winds in the surrounding areas mount diablo 25 miles an hour. oakland hills

so we'll continue to follow the situation up here in the hills. i say hills because this is the borderline of two different counties and two different cities. but they are busy and they did get it under control. so that is certainly the good news. julian and nomar now back to you in the studio. >> yeah that is great to hear. thank you j.r. let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel because we do want to look at the conditions in that area. >> speaking of that there was a red flag warning that just went into effect as we came on the air. uh- sandhya, tell us more about what we can expect tonight. yeah, absolutely. >> julian and ama, it's a good thing, like j.r. said, that they got it under control. because when you take a look at the current conditions near the fire, it is warm. it's 83 degrees. the biggest thing that we're noticing is the relative humidity. i've been watching it. it's coming down. it's 28% right now. winds are pretty light at this hour. the winds in the surrounding areas mount diablo 25 miles an hour. oakland hills

and the dolores park hill hill bomb has been happening for years. skaters spread the word through social media, and it typically happens the first weekend of july last year, sfpd arrested more than 100 people. today, they're giving this group a heads up. don't show up. or you could get arrested again. these are images of july of 2023. sfpd in riot gear, arresting over 100 people as bottles were thrown at them and public transportation was vandalized. this all following an unpermitted annual event where skateboarders go down a hill between 18th and 19th streets near dolores park when their unorganized, unpermitted, unsanctioned and there are no rules at all. >> that is what we cannot allow. uh- people have been gravely injured and killed in the past, according to sfpd. >> they found online fliers advertising another hill bomb and then canceling it for the weekend ahead of any potential event, the police chief had a message if they are committing crimes, they may be arrested and they likely will be arrested or cited, >> if they're hanging out like kid

that was actually the floor of where we have a report fire in the hill trap. you drive? yes, just north of the sheriff's substation on the highway. it's traveling fast. so we never thank you very well. and that's got to be part of our blazer above the sheriff's station that is eight miles east of here that are completely fire. it's got to be all out available piece of equipment and both the city and i'll take the civilian the best engines out there myself. a new fire eight miles away, sweeping down the steep cliffside toward homes thickly clustered above the highway on the high with a magnificent pacific view, a view now obscured by brown smoke choking out the setting, bringing an early night of california riviera for old pacific coast highway. mr. height at this very moment is up on the roof with a hose wetting down his for directly across the street. these flames are roaring down topside with a tremendous rip behind them. and the firemen are on top of two apartments while the others fight fire house by house and below, parked on the road the householders in their cars

thee capitol hill is not our hoe capitol hill is not our hope it is our intention.ion there iss a better way to cover families in our community better hope is not capitol hill. our hope is in the lord that maker of heaven and earth. so my challenge to us today is look in the mirror decide if you like what you see and if you don't let's go to work fixing it but let's be the example we want the nation to be able to be hurt let's lift up our eyes to the hills and nowhere help comes from and call this behind us, come follow us as we follow him bless you in jesus name, bless you. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ladies and gentlemen please welcome the faith and freedom national strategist of african-american engagement. ♪ good morning everyone. how's everybody doing? good. i am here to introduce to you doctor benjamin solomon carson. [cheering] born september 1951. he is an american retired neurosurgeon, academy author and politician who served as the 17th united states secretary of housing and urban development. from 2017 until 2021. a pioneer in the field of neurosurgery he wa

you feel bad for all the people who are suffering on the other side of the hill right now?ecause that was me. the last two days i've been suffering so we said, let's just take a drive and go to the beach all day. the drive to santa cruz was smooth. >> they say the crowds manageable. >> yeah, but we left early, beat the traffic. we were here by ten. had a good spot to pick, you know, to choose from. so it was worth it. it's definitely worth it. >> jack ballard, six year old, isn't so sure the waves were a bit much and it got me all wet. >> i don't like it. >> the family only planned to stay one night, but they may rethink that. they're in no rush to head home to triple digits. >> maybe say who knows, might not want to go back to that heat. so we'll see. >> coming off this holiday and with high heat expected to continue, they're expecting big crowds here at the beach all weekend long in santa cruz. and ruben ktvu, fox two news from santa cruz. >> we go to alameda's crown beach. it was also extremely popular today as the bay area tries to cool off. as i mentioned, dozens of pe

but we want to begin with the gripping testimony he used on capitol hill today from the fda directorthose security failures is running the assassination attempt on former president donald trump. wray said the shooter became fixated on july 6th, the same to he registered to attend the rally, where he also told lawmakers the shooter flew a drone over the area just two hours before trump took the stage. we are on the ground in butler, pennsylvania, tonight but we want to start on capitol hill would nicole sganga. nicole, what have we learned today? >> reporter: norah, wray's testimony revealed a number of facts about what the gunman did the days leading up to the shooting. the fbi director said thomas crooks visited the site of the rally a full week before the attempt on the former president's life. tonight, we are learning the gunman who nearly assassinated former president donald trump entered a chilling google search a week before the shooting. >> on july 6th, he did a google search for "how far away was oswald from kennedy?" >> reporter: and fbi analysis of crookes' laptop found he

them dead man's hill. the deadman sail acquired its name after a body was found there in the 19th century. every square foot at, at the scene sliding too violent to even contemplate the today edit summit. there's a terrible monument, a skeletal figure trying victory. the on the 6th of march, the crown prince launch is the troops at dead man's hill the for the rise. the hill explodes the, the assault will go down in history as the hell of they have done the year. and april 1916 is where the battle grinds to a standstill. the 2 armies are dug in face to face. they'll spend months trying to destroy each other but this is already a victory for the french. as pit time promised, the germans cannot pass the it's time for him to speak the words that will make him famous throughout the world. courage. we'll get his words at home. the new general will become a symbol of all france. the man who stood up to the germans and the french will remember this 25 years later, when the country falls to nazi germany in 1940 on

red flag warnings still up for some of the east bay hills and north bay hills till about 9:00 tonight. and there's a view. terry talked about. you got the fog pouring across the golden gate bridge, 68 degrees west. wind picking up. that's a good sign, but that marine air for now is still squished down below 1000ft. so you can see the footprint of the cooling is limited to the inner bay, the coast in san francisco. meantime, as you head up and over the dublin grade, you run into those 100 degree temperatures out towards the tri valley. now we will see areas of low clouds back on the coast again, but that marine air really not deepening up enough just yet. we'll probably get more of that as we get into monday and tuesday, so tomorrow we start out with 50s and 60s, 70s across those north bay zones up towards lake county, mendocino county, vacaville as well. a sign we may have some dry north wind at times for the morning. by midday 90s inland again. and i do think at this point livermore will have another day above 100 degrees low 90s near san jose. not much change for san francisco over

man's hill. the dead man's heel acquired its name after a body was found there in the 19th century. every square foot at, at the same fighting to violence, to even contemplate the today edit summit. there's a terrible monument, a skeletal figure trying victory. the on the 6th of march, the crown prince launches his troops at dead man's hill the before their eyes. the hill explodes, the sold will go down in history as the hell of they have done the year. in april 1916 is where the battle grinds to a standstill. the 2 armies are dug in face to face. they'll spend months trying to destroy each other. but this is already a victory for the french as pit time promised. the germans cannot pass the it's time for him to speak the words that will make him famous throughout the world. courage. we'll get them. his words at home. the new general will become a symbol of all france. the man who stood up to the germans. and the french will remember this 25 years later, when the country falls to nazi germany in 1

year's hill bomb. there's pending litigation over those arrests. some people who live in the area are calling for police to put an end to the event. summer camp heroes, the teens who found a south bay hiker injured and lost and helped him get home next quite active. san jose fire just tweeting out moments ago that this incident at the goodwill on the silicon valley on north seventh street involved multiple trailers. you can see boxes of books along with wooden pallets. we know one fire has been one firefighter has been treated for heat exhaustion. they are asking everyone to avoid the area. the good news we have not seen any other buildings burn at this point. we will of course keep you updated as we learn more. a hiker from san jose is thanking a group of teen campers who rescued him after he says he was attacked on a trail in mendocino county. that man and the teens were reunited today on good morning america. abc's morgan norwood has this wild story. >> this morning, a san jose hiker crediting a gro

we'll look at the conditions in the oakland hills or in the berkeley hills. not too bad in terms of firefighting. we're talking about that fire that has just been reported up there about 8080 degrees temperature. humidity is about 27. that's not bad. and the winds are northwest about 6 to 10. so really a favorable conditions for firefighters, albeit dark. we'll keep an eye on that for you. but the story this week is heather and mike mentioned. we're talking about heat. we're talking about fire danger. we're talking about air quality issues. and we're talking about health impacts on people. this is the high pressure ridge that is this is more towards wednesday night, thursday morning. but i just wanted to show you how it is just centered right over the bay area. that's why it's not a three day heat wave. and then done, which is so typical for the bay area. it's a56 day heat wave, especially for the inland bay valleys. and that's the deal. it's a cumulative impact that's going to that's going to be a problem for us with the heat building up, fuels drying out. a

high-speed skating on the hills of san francisco. they have a new tactic to stop an event before it starts. not all neighbors are convinced. plus? >> we are still very much in this heat wave. for some of us tomorrow may be the hottest thing of the whole thing. but there is good news. even if it is not going away entirely. i'll show you the end of it at the end of the tunnel. >>> president biden sits down for one of the most high stakes moments of his political career. >> but it seemed like you were having trouble from the first question in. >> and he is responding on questions about whether he should run. hi, i'm sara donchey. we're going to talk about an unofficial event that's very popular. we have followed it for years. police say it is suppose to happen tomorrow. skaters take over the streets in san francisco mission district, plunging down very steep hills, flying off ramps. this is called the dolores hill bomb. you've probably heard about it. it's seen clashes with cops. major injuries, even a death. . >> reporter: this is the

you can see the hill that we're standing on. it's all burned. there is a tree or what was a tree that is all burned. and then there's that home that is sitting on top of the tree. look how close the flames got to that home. that backyard fence is completely destroyed at this point, but fortunately, that is the extent of it. just moments ago, we saw the man who lives in that home, who owns that home. he is hosing it down as a precaution for the yet dry and hot conditions that we are still seeing here in antioch. he's breathing a huge sigh of relief for his family, as are his neighbors. this morning after such a terrifying night. now you can see we have some video of the huge flames that made their way quickly up the hill. ash and smoke billowing everywhere. there are also some pictures in addition to the video that was shared with us by one of the residents who did not want to appear on camera. she tells us their goal was to make their neighbors aware and get them out, specifically those in a nearby hospice home. we looked out the window. there w

tonight we're talking about the dolores hill bomb, where people skateboard down that hill at high speeds. last year, skaters and police clashed, leading to arrests. nbc bay area's christie smith is live near dolores park. and christie, what's the scene out there right now? well, terry, at around 315, we started to see san francisco police show up. we saw a police vans, police cars, and then after that we saw some of the metal barricades start to be set up. we're standing right now at dolores and 19th, and you can see the barricades behind me. but i also wanted to point out that they extend down to the next block as well, and also up the hill behind me. police say they're prepared. they do not intend to allow the hill bomb to happen. and neighbors are keeping an eye to see what happens next. sunny skies are a big draw for people sitting outside at dolores park, but it's what happened on the street nearby that's a concern for san francisco police. the dolores hill bomb, the unofficial event draws crowds as people skateboard down the steep street. i think the general idea of doing the hill

catherine, tell me why this place got such a name: castle hill?nd you know, today this place is considered a city park, it is the most romantic place in the city, but in the 16th century, having taken the throne, the polish magnates did not yet know that having taken the throne, dmitry ii would direct all his policies against them, in the midst of wars between moscow and the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, unfortunately, in the middle of the 16th century the castle was destroyed. today castle hill is a park with well-groomed streets and squares; it stretches along the coastline for a kilometer, on one side a pier, on the other hand, an observation deck with a large anchor on... in addition to the historical component of the place , numerous cozy locations for photo sessions have been created here, you can, for example, sit in a carriage, or on a throne and... there is also an ancient linden tree on which, as history testifies, was left inscribed by catherine ii herself when she visited these parts. now, unfortunately, catherine’s inscription is no

no hill bomb at dolores park. that is the message from san francisco police as they try to shut down the skateboard tradition after chaos broke out last year. skaters took over the hill by dolores park. it spiraled into an out of control vandalism event. there were injuries. police clashed with skaters. then when they tried to move in to break up the crowds this weekend, the impromptu skate event could happen again and police chief bill scott says anyone who shows up could get arrested. there are some people that said just let it happen, let it be. you know, these are only kids, you know, wanting to go out and skate. but what we don't want and can't have is a community that has been taken over by criminal activity, vandalism, assaults, assaults on officers, assaults on the publi, unsuspecting pedestrians and motorists that are in danger when these events happen. nbc bay area's christie smith is working on this story. she joins us live from san francisco and christie, we just heard from the police chief. but what i

the hill bomb is an unsanctioned skateboarding event next to dolores park. on a saturday night last july things got out of control, police responding to reports of fireworks and vandalism, then some people in the crowd turned on officers throwing fireworks, cans and glass bottles. officers in riot gear tear gas and batons rolled up to break up the crowd. hundreds ignored the orders to disperse and hundreds were arrested, many of them teenagers. so police are trying to prevent the whole event this year. they barricaded off the hill on dolores street and are asking people not to show up at the park. they're planning a heavy police presence tomorrow. the chief says they'll do everything they can to prevent another hill bomb. >> what we don't want and can't have is a community taken over, criminal activity, vandalism, assaults on officers, on the public, unsuspecting pedestrians and motorists that are in danger when these events happen. >> so the event is a loosely planned thing, mainly through social media. there have been calls for the city to maybe sanction t

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i mean, it's people skateboarding down a hill. this hill is always here. you know, if it's not tomorrow, it will be the next day. if it's not this weekend, it will be next weekend. a skateboarding advocate who's done some outreach on this issue thinks it should have been handled differently. i don't believe that there should have been handled by the police, there are multiple city agencies with established practices and precedents in place to allow them to help to support community gatherings for which there is no permit holder on social media. there are conflicting posts about whether the unsanctioned event will go on, but police are prepared in san francisco. christie smith, nbc bay area news. a fire crews are still at the scene of a large fire burning right now in san jose. flames broke out at the headquarters of the goodwill of silicon valley just north of japantown. investigators say the fire is burning supplies set aside for people transitioning out of homelessness. unfortunately, i got a phone call my vacation day and to let me know that my job, my

the police chief is discouraging people from coming to this popular hill bomb tomorrow. still, he says that officers will be out in full force due to the volatile nature of the even. >> the warning is please don't you know we don't intend to allow a hill bomb of on social media? you know, we're seeing that some are putting out that it's been canceled. as far as we're concerned, it is canceled. >> the hill bomb, which attracts skaters to ride down a steep part of dolores street, has come with big crowds that can turn unruly and violent. sfpd said officers will be heavily deployed this year. last year, there were clashes with police and mass arrests, with as many as 81 minors and 32 adults taken into custody. muni vehicles were vandalized, costing tens of thousands in damages. the crowd also launched fireworks and other objects that officers critics called the police response excessive, and the department is now subject to a civil rights lawsuit. >> if there's criminal violations of the law, vandalism, assaults and those types of things, or just reckless and dangerous beha

one day before the annual hill bomb event that draws hundreds of skaters riding down a hill near doloresk. we want people to have fun with their state borders, but what we don't want and can't have is a community that has been taken over. >> criminal activity, vandalism, assaults saw some officers of sauce and the public suspecting pedestrians or motorists that. are in danger. >> this is video from last year's hill bomb were 80 people were arrested in the months following the event for teenagers filed a federal lawsuit alleging wrongful detainment and violation of their rights. chief scott says the department has been meeting with the public to hear concerns and criticism. >> about our officers up. coming to this event a phone call right here. that is not our intention. our intention is real simple. our attention. >> is to keep the community safe. according to sfpd, it is rumored this year's event may be canceled. but for those who plan to gather to ride down the hill, barricades will be up along. 21st and 18th streets. the barricade plan that is out. >> the officers present is a is a wa

long day on the hill yesterday.long one ahead today. >> yeah. >> we had our first senator to say president biden should not be atop the ticket. a lot of eyes will be on biden's news conference today, slated at 5:30 p.m. there are many hours between now and then. >> yeah. >> what are we expecting from the hill? >> a lot of hours between now and then, and it's a flyout day. for members who might be mulling, is today the day i come forward, it's a question of do they do it in town or back in their districts? next week is republican national convention and members are at home. no one is in congress. it is a recess week. it should be a moment for contrast. instead, it could be a moment of continued turmoil for democrats. the striking thing, and you and i were talking about this, is on tuesday after everyone met on the democratic side, house members huddled with house members, senate during their lunch, it did sort of feel like, okay, michael bennet is going to come out, we'll see mikie sherrill, but, by and large, this f

i was trying to at least hit 40mph down this hill. disappointed to see the hill blocked off. i don't get why they're making it so big of a deal when there's a bunch of other things that need to be dealing with right now. the skaters found their own solution moving to the hill on the other side of the park, hundreds of people lined church street to watch, and san francisco police officers didn't stop them. skater. after skater told us they would rather see the city use its resources to support the event. instead, make it more organized so we can actually have fun and make it more safe for the skaters in san francisco. alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. new at 11 a police chase in the north bay ended in a deadly crash started near sonoma boulevard and lemon street in vallejo, ended about two miles away near sonoma boulevard and tennessee street. officers were trying to pull the driver over. the driver sped off the case ended when the suspect crashed into another car. a man who was in the suspect vehicle did not survive. it is not clear if that was a driver or a passenger. other

cast a red flag warning now in effect, santa cruz mountains, east bay hills, north bay hills. this is going to take us through the day tomorrow. and for the inland portions of solano county, that's going to continue on into wednesday morning. now, during the day tomorrow, temperatures inland 80s and seconds. bayside. that's hot, especially if you don't have air conditioning. but our inland valleys could go from 100 to 110 degrees. not just tomorrow, but the potential is there through 4th of july, friday, and staying in those 100 degrees

. >> this fire started down the hill and it zoomed up the hill in a matter of 5 to 7 minutes from serious injuries to grass fires. >> today we are following the damage from last night's 4th of july revelry. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> the bay area's extreme fire danger was tested as illegal fireworks sparked several fires. >> of course, not helping the situation is our continued heat wave, which is stretching into the weekend. here's a live look out from the east bay hills. >> so for the very latest on the conditions out there, we start with abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya. >> yeah, julian and ama, we're into the triple digits once again for our hot spots. i do want to show you a live picture right now from our santa cruz camera. this is a good way to escape the heat. and that's exactly what people are doing. we take a look at the highs so far, and it's 103 in concord. so far, 106 degrees. in livermore. you'll notice low 90s from san jose to redwood city, 95 in santa rosa, 91 in napa. those temperatures at this hour still inland in the triple

:00 after police threatened arrests and tried to block the streets a smaller version of the dolores hill bomb went on at a different location . >> got to keep doing otherwise, you'll be repressed. >> just let them skate. i don't see the big deal about it. >>> a gas station take over, what the owner has to say about oakland police officer spots and the response he says is taking over the neighborhood. >>> another intense day of heat on the way to read where they area residents are flocking to read good evening, i'm andrea nakano. despite vowing to prevent anyone from participating, a small group of skateboarders found a simple but effective solution to avoid police blockades, and that was to literally move across the park and calm down the hill on church street. the barricades in extra enforcement where san francisco policeman department's way of avoiding last year, where police in riot gear led to clashes, many teen arrests resulted . hour amanda harry was out there for today's more muted event talking to people about why they decided to go through with it despite the stern warning from

um, in the bunker hill painting. uh, uh, uh, trumbull, the, uh, a black soldier there carrying a musket, which know considering how early it was. 85. i thought that was pretty remarkable. you know, his views on. on race, that's a question number one. question number two is i study charles lee, no known image of him from person, you know, from an in-person view. trumbull did a of lee i never found the two men do you know if trumbull always did drawings people in person or. well let me answer the second one first. he he he tries to to do portraits of everybody that he's going to put in his canvases and by the time he gets to work, some people already died. i mean, nathaniel green dies pretty soon after the end of the revolution. in cases like that, he will paint a man sun or he'll look for a painting of that person and try to copy it. he really putting in what he called ideal heads. in other words, made up heads by the resignation of. washington or washington resigning commission. there are few of those in there, altho

are also evacuation warnings for the following areas, south and east of livermore road, west of oak hill road, north and east of lake county highway. we say good afternoon to you. i am ryan as we continue to follow this breaking news and let's bring in jessica birch live in the virtual view studio and jessica, dry conditions out there. extremely hot conditions and now you add the winter. just a bad combination. >> that's exactly the reason why the weather service issued a red flag warning like a day like today. we were anticipating conditions like this all week long and low relative humidity mixed with high winds of these are fiber the conditions and for forcing the bay area and that is exactly what we are dealing with and this red flag warning remains in effect for our highlighted communities on this map in calistoga is what of them at whole road as we zoom in and look at current conditions with this fire as it continues to burn and move to the south. right now we are seeing wins move in from the north around 15 to 20 mile-per-hour. that, mixed with dry conditions, that's for this fire

this is when skateboarders zoomed down one of the steepest hills in the city. the unsanctioned event has been happening for a decade, and it's set to happen again this weekend. police are hoping to avoid a repeat of last year, when that event ended in one of the largest mass arrests in the city's history. as abc seven news reporter tim john shows us, there's already tension between skaters, community members and police. >> dozens came out monday night for a special community meeting hosted by the san francisco police department. the meeting, which got heated at times, was called in advance of the dolores park hill bomb on saturday, an annual skating event that normally draws hundreds. but after years of frustration for neighbors and the arrest of almost 100 people, many of them teenagers last year, some in the area are calling for the police to put an end to the unsanctioned event. >> people running through the park throwing bottles and throwing other items, jumping on the street car, stopping it, spray painting it. >> caroline kennedy was one of many neighbors

it's going up the hill. we're about to get burnt out. our home. me and my son. >> the two acre fire that burned near hamilton's house was the biggest in the area. more than 1000 calls came into the fire department on july fourth. the penalty for arson in antioch includes a $10,000 fine and a possible prison sentence. now let's get a check of your forecast with lisa. good morning. lisa. >> hey, gloria. good morning to you. hi, everyone. what a gorgeous view. 84 degrees on top of mount tam. relative humidity is 24. and yesterday at 130 it was 99. so we're still talking about extremely hot and dry conditions in the upper elevations are fire danger is high and we have our excessive heat warnings in effect today. more records likely say to my accuweather seven day forecast is next. >> it is beautiful out there. thank you lisa. and also ahead, dozens of thieves break into an east bay gas station, taking everything they could. why the store manager is now questioning the police response. and if you want to rent in the silicon valley, good luck. what's to

the east bay hills, and the santa cruz mountains.hen you think about all this heat, relentless heat, everything is really drying out. so it's kind of pre-treating everything. as far as the grasses and the brush. so if a fire were to break out, that could be a dangerous and scary situation. as far as current numbers out there, right now, we still have 101 degrees in concord. santa rosa is 85, san jose 88 degrees. but you'll notice san francisco not nearly as warm in the mid 60s. so the fog cooled things off coast side and right around the bay today. these areas right now compared to yesterday a bit cooler. but the inland spots actually a little bit warmer compared to what, thursday at 6 p.m. here's a satellite where you can see this. the low clouds and fog near portions of the coastline. at least the coverage has been decreasing over the past few hours, but we could have some redevelopment overnight. tonight into your saturday morning. here is our live camera looking above san francisco, looking out toward downtown san francisco with

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as the strong message from the chief today to this so called hill bombers. >>>san francisco police department announcing they're not letting any hill bomb happened. to parents if your child is a skateboarder, the messages keep them away from delores park if you don't want them to be arrested, police letting everyone know not to attend the hill bomb this weekend. already, their tactic has been to barricade the hill, which they >>>>believe >>has pushed a rumored cancelation on social media that's circulating still, the san francisco police department says it's prepared despite last year's police response, drained criticism by some parents and a class action lawsuit claiming grows. over reaction by officers in riot >>>>gear. >>public safety is their primary concern. >>>>the san francisco police department is not against skateboarding is not against people going out and skating around the city. it doesn't as a matter of fact, we want people to have fun with their skateboards. but what we don't want and can't have is a community that has been taken over. criminal

and they skate down the hill. well, there is rumor on social media that that event has been canceled and police are hoping that is the case. >> here to say officially, we do not intend to allow he'll on tomorrow. that is the message from san francisco police chief bill scott friday. one day before the annual hill bomb event that draws hundreds of skaters riding down a hill near dolores park. >> we want people to have fun with their state borders, but what we don't want and can't have is a community that has been taken over. >> criminal activity, vandalism, assaults saw some officers of sauce and the public suspecting pedestrians or motorists that. are in danger. >> this is video from last year's hill bomb were 80 people were arrested in the months following the event for teenagers filed a federal lawsuit alleging wrongful detainment and violation of their rights. chief scott says the department has been meeting with the public to hear concerns and criticism. >> about our officers up. coming to this event quote, un

later in the week, we have cpi and jay powell on capitol hill.ow do you see the markets moving today with all this different inputs either behind us or coming up ahead of us? >> today, i would expect unless there is something that trickles over from europe here in the u.s., i would expect the data to be fairly benign. likely at the top of the show, there is a little pressure, but i don't expect anything significant today. of course, we get to later in the week and if there is a surprise one way or the other relating to cpi, that could be a different story. >> jay powell testifies for two days. we heard from him fairly recently. he was over in europe with sarah eisen. i know this is something you were looking at with ism coming in softer than expected and in contraction territory. >> absolutely. i think the ism coming in softer, that means it is moving in the right direction. i think he will continue to allude to the fact that the rate cut is coming. will that come in september? not sure. i think people are saying what the cpi does later this week

one day before the annual hill bomb event that draws hundreds of skaters riding down a hill near dolores park. we want people to have fun with their state borders, but what we don't want and can't have is a community that has been taken over. >> criminal activity, vandalism, assaults saw some officers. also the public, suspecting pedestrians or motorists that. are in danger. >> this is video from last year's hill bomb were 80 people were arrested in the months following the event for teenagers filed a federal lawsuit alleging wrongful detainment and violation of their rights. chief scott says the department has been meeting with the public to hear concerns and criticism. >> about our officers up. coming to this event riot gear. that is not our intention. our intention is real simple. our attention. >> is to keep the community safe. according to sfpd, it is rumored this year's event may be canceled. but for those who plan to gather to ride down the hill, barricades will be up along. 21st and 18th streets. the barricade plan that is out. >> the officers present is a is a way to tell the co

the flames work their way down this hill. here completely destroying this trailer, which is still smoldering at this time, but only charring the buildings next to it. the flames broke out east of town around six last night, quickly exploding to more than 800 acres, and it sits at about 15% containment right now. evacuations were quickly ordered, and part of highway 140 leading into yosemite was shut down. that's the main route people from the bay area take into the park that has been reopened at this time, with traffic control, and some evacuations have been lifted. today we watched and you just heard helicopters flying above dropping water on the flames. cal fire is still assessing how many buildings have been damaged by this fire, but we did speak to a woman earlier who says she already knows she lost her home. the cause of this fire is still under investigation in mariposa. i'm kate nemarich, abc seven. >> kate, many thanks. now in butte county, cal fire says crews there continue to strengthen containment and control lines

anthony chabot in the oakland hills also briones in contra costa county.uld check ahead if you're thinking about going to a park this weekend. and we put together a timeline for this heat wave, just scan the qr code on your screen. it'll take you right to it. just go to abc seven news.com/weather. if you prefer to just type it in yourself. well happening now, millions of people in texas are on alert this morning as they prepare for a tropical storm beryl to make landfall. we're taking a live look right now at a satellite image. this is tracking barrel's path, and you can see it's on its way to northeastern mexico and southern texas. the u.s. hurricane center predicts that the storm will pick up steam in the next 48 hours. as a hurricane. texas officials are warning residents to brace for possible flooding, heavy rain and wind from the storm. beryl made landfall in yucatan, mexico, yesterday. officials there said that it left less destruction compared to what was seen in the caribbean earlier this week. new this morning, 80,000 people have been displaced in

the town of that time, the river moyes are running through it, and the hills all around. the french has built 30 or more forts here to protect themselves from invasion from the east. the musical names soon all the world will have heard of them. severe vote. the other side determines the on this the german image. so prince the t or the greatest ready to launch in major a sensor, unexpectedly attacking the strongest position, the whole for the reckoning. the french won't give up the terminal to without throwing emphasis. they got into the panel 1st the, the emperor or his interest in the task of leading the battle to his own son. this is him addressing his officers. his majesty calls us to the attack he sang. we must see that the sons of germany's will to win is as hard as steel, the beginning of the the heaviest mass and force quotesoft differential positions the it's going to be assigned to the length of which the world has never known by some and called rudy like student's parents, the, the german troops of what they call stolen tunnels, under the hill for cover in one o

hills, especially into sonoma county and into marin county as well.lso an excessive heat advisory for much of the bay area where you see these paint colors. that's where that is. we see the orange colors. well, that's annex a heat warning and he watches for the bay. you see just wide along our coastline. no watches and warnings as rats were the core temperatures are. but excessive heat really extends from much of the entire state of california with the exception of some of the areas in the sierra and again, right along the coast. now for the next 10 days, the computer models are showing temperatures way above normal. so we have quite a spell a really hot temperatures. july is starting out very, very hot. here's the area of high pressure responsible for this heat. clockwise flow around. it brings is gusty north. northeast winds, hot, dry, very, very dry and low relative humidity, winds and that area of high pressure inches toward the california coastline. but it brings continued heat for us all the way through the week, including 4th of july, all the w

. >>> also tonight, the blistering hearing on capitol hill.ecret service director kim cheatle grilled over the attempted assassination of donald trump. the gunman spotted on the roof a full 18 minutes before trump took the stage. how she answered on the hill. >>> tonight, the extreme heat and wildfires in the west. a fast-moving fire east of los angeles destroying homes. more than 60 large fires burning across several states. >>> disturbing new body camera video released. the deadly police shooting of a mother in the head in her own kitchen after she called 911. >>> the scare onboard a passenger plane descending to within to just about 100 feet of water near tampa. air traffic control alerting the pilots. >>> and tonight, remembering the last surviving member of an iconic motown group. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening on this monday night. we started the week with all of you at home last night here, as the news broke, the political earthquake. presi