first, abc7 news's jonathan bloom joins us >> you know, >> apple held a star-studded premier for a service you're likely to enjoy through these white ear buds. >> we do have one more thing. >> apple saves the best for last. >> apple music. and you're going to love it. >> it's a $ten per month music streaming service. >> technology and art can work together. at least at apple. >> apple says it's employing real people. >> they're going to help you with a difficult question. when listening to a play list what song comes next? >> they're going to pick for a

profile of who i am, what i like. >> c net's shara tipkin says it works well for artists. >> it simplifyies everything for artists >> the only way they're going to get a lot of users is by having all of the artists be on there. >> the weekend debuted a new single, and new versions of the mac, and mobile operating system. >> i have picture, picture. >> so you can watch while trying to get work done. it's a huge issue trying to find a way to get people by this again. >> looks like later this year,

or next year. >> both systems will be three upgrades in the fall and have an iphone. apple says you'll get better battery life and in more out of memory life. apple music will work on android phones. everybody will get to try it free for three months. >> pretty slick. thank you very much. and david you have a rare interview with tim cook. >> that is right. this is my first sit down with tim cook. we talked about the space ship like headquarters here. and that then talked about how we have a new crop of employees

tim cook boasts that apple is the best but wants help to create better devices and applications. he's turning to young people like these. that is why apple awarded scholarships. cook is spending time with them, learning about apps developed. the youngest is a 12-year-old, coding since she was nine. >> they're light years ahead of me. they're so far ahead of me it makes me embarrassed to think about where i was. >> apple sin vesting $50 million to support organizations focused on inclusion in tech. >> i just want to get a lot of encouragement from my science teacher. >> ruth farmer is a chief strategy officer for national center of women and it.

>> if you look at the groups that are largely left out of technology it's women and people with disabilities. >> sheila will spend the next few days learning and networking. >> i'm not going to be afraid of asking questions and seeming stupid because that is the point of being here. >> over 5 or 10 years there could be a change in that time frame. i do. >> in san francisco abc news. >> a one day blast of hot weather hit the bay area today. abc7 news was in los gatos this afternoon, temperatures were topping 100 degrees. blazing hot for this

father-daughter duo. hi, sandhya. >> hi there ama. how about 109 degrees in gilroy. 1973. 45 degrees cooler in half moon bay. 64 today. and 10786 in oakland. and 90s and 100s so far, that heat advisory remains up until 8:00 p.m tonight. i'll let you know when we can expect cooler weather coming up. >> thank you sandhya. let's take a look now from sky 7 hd. the engine of a train

overheated. passengers and crew were put on another train. bart trains are now delayed 45 minutes apparently because of the heat. >> the triple digit heat in spots today made it tough to stay cool, as you know. heat advisories in effect in some parts of the bay area. we're live with how people are trying to beat the heat. hot over there. >> it is. drinking water is always recommended, playing in water perhaps one of the best ways to keep cool in this weather and forget about the heat. >> if this looks refreshing it's because it is. many people came out to cool off heat. temperatures kept rising. a change from recent cooler

weather. >> came out of nowhere. low low 80s, high 70s. >> water world is open every day of the week. this is not without an important message the park has been busy to make $2 million in upgrades. this is in efforts to reduce water. >> pools are in service fields so check on cracks and we've limited landscaping. >> water conservation can be seen in many places like here in walnut creek. being are trying to be once again. >> experts just warned to avoid

staying outside too long. a combination of heat humidity can be dangerous. a robbery suspect is accused of going into a subway restaurant and demanding money from employees. the accused robber ended up in jail. a legal defeat for former 49er ray mcdonald a judge dismissed a lawsuit filed against a woman, accusing him of rape. the woman claims the woman attacked her in december. the same month the niners cut him from the team. he faces child endangerment charges. >> police are interviewing

officers at the scene of a police shooting on saturday. the standoff led to the death of this man a 30-year-old. we're live with the latest tonight. >> everyone we spoke with heard what happened. some, in disbelief. >> it's a nice area. i would not think that stuff would happen here. >> the man has been identified as a 30-year-old. they're looking at video from body cameras warned by officers that responded and looking at cell phone videos. this one taken just moments before an officer opened fire into the car. a bmw reportedly used in a

burglary was stopped along the lake shore off ramp the driver was passed out. police used a bull horn trying to awaken the man. they shot bean bags to break the side window. the man responded. >> one officer deployed a taser. a second, a firearm. >> the driver died at the hospital. >> bart plans a maintenance cloe shoour. it's sure to affect how you get across the bay. >> and tonight a doctor's advise on how to prevent hearing loss at the next warriors game.

an earthquake, a fire and strike have stopped bart service throughout the transbay tube since it opened in 1974 but later this summer the need to replace aging rails will keep trains from running under the bay for a couple weekends. sergio? >> that and the last time that

that service through the tube was stopped was a couple years ago for that transit worker's strike this, is going to be a scheduled project. so there is going to be lots of time for commuters to plan accordingly. every day, about 400,000 commuters use bart to get around the bay area. this summer the tube will be out of service. it's shocking news for commuters. >> labor day then in august as well. one weekend. >> going to be hard to get to work. >> bart will need to shut down five days, stretched over two weekends. august 1, 2, and labor day weekend are being considered. >> labor day weekend is among the least-traveled weekend in the bay area. so that is -- we know that that is a good time to do major works >> bart needs to replace a system of rail crossovers between west oakland and the tube. those rails are more than 40 years old part of a project to replace aging parts of the

system meaning an adjustment for some. >> what do you figure you're going to do with the weekends? >> i don't use it on the weekends. so i'm not going to be that affected by it. but i imagine it will affect lots of people. >> officials are considering how to adjust service. leaders will hold a news conference on wednesday to announce maintenance and transportation alternatives. >> it took an hour for caltrans to reopen the westbound lanes on 580 after emergency repairs shut them down. caltrans says work would be done by 2:30 but lanes opening an hour later. last month a big rig lost diesel onned road. the combination of that, plus today's hot weather melted part of the road.

one couple's plans were ruined. >> today is the only nice day of fog and cold. >> the lanes back open just before 4:00 after being closed more than six hours. >> here are the golden state warriors. boarding a flight for cleveland. the warriors came up short in overtime second thriller of the series. steph curry missed many more shots than he made called it a fluke. he was the last to board the plane. >> if you attended roaracle arena, you know why. >> the noise level can be off the charts. look at that meter on the level

of your screen. the 124 range. a fan making a shot. that level is comparable to a chain saw or rock concert. it was insane. >> i can understand why. it's excitement. i get it. but it's not healthy for your hearing to do. no. >> this audiologist says kit cause permanent hearing loss. >> the sound doesn't have an opportunity to escape. >> fans here say

this excitement outweighs risk. >> king james had to acknowledge. >> fans here are loud. really good. >> our expert advice? get ear plugs or head phones. >> she doesn't get much cuter. >> abc7 coverage begin was nba countdown followed by tip off at 6:00. >> al 5:00 we'll be live and 5:30, game three of the finals. and then abc7 news at 10:30.

abc7 news is following them every step of the way. so with sure to tune in. >> and sandhya seems to have weather covered. >> really hot. i i know. people have seen cool weather. so it's a one day deal. could see showers popping up. ocean beach getting relief from the heat. it's nice and comfortable there. san francisco,

77 degrees. another live picture sunshine from our owe south beach camera looking towards the bay. there is a slight chance of showers here is the area of low pressure may set off the possibility of some of that thunderstorm activity. this is going to pull up moisture from former hurricane blanca. so tonight the clouds start to increase by 10:00 a.m . isolated showers a possibility. we'll see isolated chances and

to wednesday, could see damp areas to continue a chance throughout the lunchtime north and tomorrow morning mid-50 s to mid-60s. 84 degrees in san jose. a far cry from today. 82 in gilroy. peninsula, looking at upper 70s for redwood city. and 62 in daily city. upper 80s in napa.

inland spots a warm day. 88 in livermore. accu-weather forecast a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms next couple days. it's cooler tuesday and wednesday. down to 50s. friday, saturday hottest days with midnight mid-60s and a wide range coming up. >> thank you. >> coming up next a big payoff for gun violence mmm, red white and blue pancakes. it's patriotism on a plate. i bet washington and jefferson would have eaten these. and at $4.99, that's less than a lincoln. red, white & blue pancakes are back and only $4.99. denny's. welcome to america's diner.

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santa clara county sheriff's office hosted a gun buy back over the weekend. officials obtained 183 firearms. the county said the important part is that it marked the first national gun violence awareness day. >> created two opportunities, one to allow people to have conversations with their neighbors about firearms. >> the money paid out topped

$18,000. representative jackie speier is talking about the need to train more dogs to treat post traumatic stress disorder. it was easy to see the calming affects of the dogs. >> you can train the dog to stop flash backs and wake up from nightmares. >> government statistics show 22 veterans kill themselves. the peninsula humane society is offering free adoptions for military veterans. >> just ahead the escape of two dangerous inmates. we'll be back with the hatest on this new york manhunt. >> a video from boston tonight

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u.s. marshal service joined a search for two convicted robbers, murderers who escaped from a maximum security prison in up state new york the two member men somehow escaped notice for hours before guards realized they were missing from cells over the weekend. cnn is reporting a female inmate is being questioned in this case. >> there is no escaping the signs of the manhunt around clinton correctional facility. iet was unbelievable. if it was a movie, you would say it was overdone. >> new york's governor saw the aftermath of the plot up close. the inmates apparently cut

through a steel wall with power tools, crept through a cat walk down pipes and escaped through a man hole, between friday night and saturday morning. >> there is no doubt they had to have assistance of someone. >> a law enforcement source tells us an employee is being questioned as officials set up road blocks looking for the convicted killers. >> if you figure he's not too smart if they're hanging around here. >> that highlights challenges facing authorities who say the men could be anywhere. >> they can be out of state but they can still be here. >> they left behind decoys to trick guards. and a yellow sticky note with a racially offensive smiley face stating "have a nice day".

>> we're taking a look at a deadly confrontation between boston police and a terrorism suspect. you can see agents and officers following the man they say was armed with a knife. his family says the video does not show him brandishing a weapon or approaching aggressively. >> the family of an unarmed black man shot and killed in south carolina say they're happy a grand jury indicted him. he's accused in the shooting of walter scott. scott's family says it's only the beginning of the journey for justice. >> today was just an example if

you just keep the faith in darkest times you'll see the light. >> authorities are calling on auto makers to install auto safety technology the national transportation safety board says it would like to see collision-avoidance become standard vehicle features. ntsb believes these would stop 80% of the deaths at half a million injuries every year. >> the government says it will forgive the loans of anyone who attended the critical condition thein colleges. the school closed doors last year after being charged of

charging high fees and lying about the job placement rate the loans have been forgiven at the schools that have closed. >> the company that runs a bike sharing program redesigned a bicycle. they will be more durable and easier to repair. a $two bet on american pharoah could be worth more than. of the 94,000 people who wagered $two on him to win 90,000 have yet to cash in tickets many may be hoping a piece of history might be worth more than

$3.80. >> barbara bush is backing a $7 million x prize challenge to create an app to help improve lit rasy skills and rereleasing her 1994 memoir with new forwards from her children. her family nickname is the enforcer. >> exercise has become a main stay. stay with us.

a fremont woman was in remission a year after being diagnosed with cancer. >> yes. for this patient exercise was an escape and a chance to interact with others outside of

work. barbara enjoys working out and likes feeding off energy of others with similar goals. >> i was looking forward to it. >> barbaraa beat breast cancer and had surgery. her surgeon cleared her for exercise. >> she said you're good to go. i said yes. she couldn't use her treatments during the year of treatment. by the time it was completed bally's sold clubs to 24 hour fitness. >> they looked up my contract it said i had 12 sessions i said wait a minute. >> she said she had three times that left. she got a hold of someone in corporate but they couldn't

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life. and tonight we'll go behind the scenes for the race to get ready for visitors. this combination has been a year in the making. >> from insects to leaves. >> used to communicate the desire to mate. to warn something i'm poison us. stay away. >> abc7 news was on hand. some prepared for a deeb yeah. one star is this octopus. she create a pattern across the body. they can be hment impossible to

find. >> this makes you fall in love with the animal. >> at feeding time she gets a shrimp inside of a jar. ununderneath ununderneath, she's unscrewing the lid. when it's time to move her the team has to get her into a bucket. >> good. good. >> the tricky part is that they need interaction. these pythons are moving in. they're yellow but will turn green. this displays an animal.

>> this features stunning views of insects. one specimen waiting just to dazzle. >> how cool right? it opens on friday. for information on dates hours and how to get there we've posted a link but well worth checking out. >> now breaking news. sky 7 is live over this fire in san leandro. this is by 880. take a look. you can see vehicles and how close it is there.

stars are still going by. this is 880 and highway 238. and for now, let's check on the weather. it's a hot day. crews will have a hard time out there. >> humidity is running low. good thing is that you saw smoke going up. there isn't much wind. some fog and and today's highs 64 in half moon bay. 76 downtown.

86 in oakland. so tomorrow, we'll have a wide range of conditions 90 in antioch. everyone else in between. there is a chance of showers or thunderstorms. accu-weather forecast brings back heat going into the weekend. time for the w wriors fan of the day. >> there they are. >> you can share your photos on your favorite social media site. >> this is a great shot.

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a half hour edition of abc7 news. >> then at 5:00, toyota pregame show followed by abc7 live coverage of game three. >> stay with us for abc7 news at 10:30. >> good evening. does steph curry have a bad shooting eye? the question is what do warriors do tomorrow night? this is amazing to think it's a major impact on one of the best players in the

world. >> i know we're not going to let one game alter our belief that's we're going to win the series. and with ready to go on. >> we, you know we needed everything from him. i mean steph shoots the ball he thinks it's going in he shoots well. and that is all you can do. he did that. >> maurice baits one of the keys to the winning game one

without authority, there is a now one for four on dunks. u.s. hasn't won the world cup since brandy chastain. team usa trying to change that. megan rubino surrounded by seven degrernds. she shoots and scores across a deflection. in the 61 minute, christian press for the game winner. rubino icing it in the 78th minute.

they led until the 87 minute. other football on the eve of mandatory mini camps good news for raiders. derek carr cleared to practice the fear is that this might require surgery to fix. the giants and a's have the day off following yesterday's moment. this is a career milestone saying it could be cheaper. today, he got help from apple's ceo, tim cook. >> had the ball here. we're going to give everything asked for to them so everybody

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