it spins people and swings them around is closed. >> it broke the whole entire seat off. >> reporter: these families gathered in front of it as the same ride broke at the ohio state fair killing one man and injurying seven. >> it's shocking. i was wondering why there was no line. it's good they have shut it down. better to be safe than sorry. >> reporter: a spokesperson at the beach boardwalk says it's unknown how long the ride will remain closed. a similar ride is also shut down. >> they are asked to keep them off until they can coordinate with the ride manufacturer and come up with a game plan for safety inspection for all rides. >> reporter: the fire ball ride and three other locations in southern california are also

closed. park officials say they will work closely with state regulators. a similar ride left off the list is lasso of truth because it was made by a different manufacturer. the accident left many skeptical. >> i won't go on it. i don't think i would let hi myn go on it now. >> reporter: the boardwalk says it's in wait and see pattern. they are waiting to hear from the state if they will bring in their own inspector to do the maintenance ride or if the state is going to actually allow the boardwalk staff here work on its ride and whatever they recommended. sgr wh specifically are they going to look for here? >> reporter: they haven't told us the specifics. right now cal osha is waiting to

hear from the manufacturer to see what went wrong with the ride. the boardwalk staff does tell me they do daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual inspections on their rides here. larry. >> all right. thank you. >> in addition to the three morn california rides, similar rides have been shut down. achi child was drown off th emerald plunge. the investigation into that continues. there's four other water slides at the park that are open. a napa county couple were sentenced to life in prison for the murder and torture of a 3-year-old girl. they were convicted of the me s murder of her daughter in may.

the little girl's body was placed in a freefreezer and lef suitcase before she was found by police. sanction cities endanger my law enforcement officers. we got to knock on a door. the community is put at risk. our officers are put at risk. the alien themselves is put at risk. >> tom said there could be no safe haven for undocumented immigrants and i.c.e. will use additional resources to target them in sanctuary cities. time to turn to the weather. it is hot. lee let's take a look at your camera where the temperature rising. >> how long is this heat going the stick around? >> looks like we're going to have some pretty warm weather for the week ahead.

you can see there's not a lot of fog at the coast. it is going to be deepening a bit during the overnight hours. right now sunny and mild to warm. the 24 hour temperature change shows kryou most locations are four to eight degrees warmer than yesterday. warming up is the operative expression. looking back at san francisco. we're at 66 degrees right now. 72 across the bay and oakland, mountain view, 81. gilroy 94. looking down on to the bay from mt. tam, we have current temperature readings. 90 in flrnovato, 97 at livermor. our inland areas are quite warm. here is our forecast animation starting at 5:00. notice during the early evening hours and into the late night hours you'll see fog moving in.

it will be quite foggy on the coast and quite a bit of fog will have pushed across the bay as well. we expect it to burn back to the coastline by midday and we'll have another day much like today. another warm one. i'll show you how long this warmth will last a little bit later. >> thank you. repairs continue on the orville dam following the failure of the emergency spillway back in february. workers are reducing lake levels so there's enough flood. that way they have room for the water and construction. the first construction phase is expected to be finished by november. meanwhile uc berkeley group is raising concerns about a green spot on the dam. professor robert bee sent us these photos. he believe it would lead to a failure of the dam. it's caused by rain or natural spring. bee disagrees and says the dwr

should measure the water pressu pressure, test the spot. google and its media platform are facing a lawsuit. >> dan. >> it was the worst loss of life in france since world war ii. 130 fepeople died in a series o bombings. cal state student was the only american killed there to study for a semester. isis wouldn't exist and couldn't have pulled off that attack without youtube. >> these companies just have to do something because they continue to allow these nefarious organizations to harm organizations and other people and they do nothing. they don't act reasonably. >> the attorney says youtube shares add revenue with those who post the terror videos. isis supporters or even the

terrorist themselves. google lawyer decline to comment but the company sent me an e-mail saying they have rules against terrorist content and taking new steps to fight terrorism online. i'll dig into this issue deeper. >> see you at 6:00. there's major change in policy when it comes the hiring this the university of california system. in the coming months applicants will no longer be asked to check a box on the initial employment application indicating whether they have been convicted of a crime. information will be requested only have applicants have advanced to the final stage. the change created more opportunity for more qualify and capable people. happening right now an accident in the east bay has left live wires down on roads. >> abc 7 news reporter is live on the scene with the latest for us. melan melanie. >> reporter: a really scary accident for a number of reasons but some good news here.

the woman that was driving this vehicle, her husband tells me that she's okay. as i step out the way you can see pg&e is on the scene because of these live wires down and this power line that came down in this accident on pleasant hill road. the section of road here at the walnut creek. live wires and sparking that happened here late this afternoon. we talked to some people. the dog is even okay. this was quite a bit of commotion here. there's a shopping center over here. we talked to one woman about what she heard prompting her to come outside. >> i was actually inside my store. i work right there and heard a big bang. like a crash and our lights flickered on and off. that was it.

i went outside and saw sparks flying around. like somebody hit a power pole. it was pretty scary looking. >> the woman's okay. >> i heard. i saw her. she was sitting on a chair. she said she didn't remember hitting a pole. she was with her dog. >> reporter: she is okay. the dog is okay. that's according to her husband out here taking pictures and video as it was being towed. important up dade from pg&e. they say there are 180 customers that are affected and they're expecting the restoration time for power for those customers affected out here to be at about 5:30 this evening. we'll get some updates and bring you the latest in a little bit. back to you. >> we'll see you later on at 5:00 and 6:00.

justin bieber was involved in an accident. all of it was caught on camera. i'll tell you what police are saying today? plus the celebration for a once abused puppy that has found a home. bill gates, step aside. tell you who is taking over as the world's richest person.

justin bieber leaving church when his truck hit one of the photographers. the man is seen falling to the ground clutching his leg. bieber rushes to the man's side. >> is there anything we can do to help you? if you can give us a little space. give us some room. >> reporter: the 23-year-old stays at the scene for ten minutes. >> appreciate that. >> reporter: talking to police before he's allowed to levave te seen. that photographer taken to the hospital by ambulance. bieber cancelled the remaining of his tour. in the interview he cozied up to the pastor of the church he was in just before the crash. >> i want to love carl more. >> you're doing a good job at

that. >> reporter: he's now an out spo spoken member of the church. prompting some close he may have ended his tour early to focus on his religion. he fully cooperated with the accident investigation and the photographer's injuries are not two more members of the ipod family are gone. the ipod nano and shuffle have been discontinued. steve jobs helped launch both products. samsung recorded a profit of $9.9 billion. primarily because of strong sells of the new galaxy s8 as

well as its components business. the report puts samsung to better rival apple's quarterly projects. twitter stocks dropped as they reported no meaningful increase in users in the last quarter. one analyst says it's clear the boost is user growth from the presidential election was a one time deal. move over bill gates. amazon ceo jeff bezos is now the richest person in the world. the latest tally put his worth at more than $90 billion. besos rose to the top spot thanks to a sauurge in amazon stock but forbes added he will be nowhere close to the world's wealthyist person.

find out if your bags made your journey with you. it will free up agents and people with more complicated baggage issues. federal government will let more people protect their views about the future of oceans. this come months after the trump administration opens part of the california coastline to oil and gas drilling. those barriers are going to stay in place until mid-october.

this marks the first stage of a multi-year project to rid lake tahoe of those nonnative plants. they have taken over some of the manmade water ways in the tahoe keys area. a very lucky puppy had her official welcome to the bay area. last week we told you about mika. while still a puppy she was stabbed in the face and lost an eye. her chance for adoption seemed slim until a bay area residents posted her story on the internet leading to a cross country adoption. today kiot radio hosted a welcome party for mika and her adoptive mom. she's already adapting to her new home. >> signed the adoption papers just to get her on the airplane without -- with the intention of keeping her but also not knowing how we would adjust.

she's responding so well to training. she's responding so well to our family and she's not going anywhere. >> she adopted mika without meeting her face-to-face. he said her son and any new dog are quickly becoming fast friend p s. >> she better get used to some warm bay area temperatures. we had not triple digits but upper 90s. this is a look at live doppler 7. we have sunny skies just about everywhere except this portion of the coastline wrp the low clouds and fog have lingered. we're looking at a temperature range from 65 degrees at half-moon bay. 6 in san francisco to mid and upper 90s in our east bay location. it's pretty hot out there. this is the view at santa cruz

beach. lots of folks out there enjoying the sunshine and warm weather. these are our forecast features. we'll see thiscontinuing. the heat will increase in our inland areas. the warmth we're experiencing right now and continue to experience into early next week will hold on into august. august starts next week, doesn't it? there you go. overnight look for fog reaching just beyond the coastline out over the bay. low temperatures will be mild again. upper 50s to low 60s in some spots. ocean temperature only 57 degrees. we're used to that with the pacific waters being cool. let's look at some inland highs tomorrow. we expect 9 h at fair field, concord and livermore.

right around the bay a low to mid or upper 70s for the most part. as we look ahead to friday afternoon, we've already shown you the gets even warmer on sunday as highs start to creep up into the upper 90s in many locations and bovr 100 in cloverdale and clear lake. then we get stuck in a very warm pattern through most of next week. low 80s around the bay. it's not kpktly heat wave but the inland areas are just going to get scorched after so many consecutive days of near 100 degrees weather. >> thanks, spencer.

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september. the event raises awareness for servicemen and women injured in combat. her visit follows in the footsteps of former first lady michelle obama who helped prince harry kick off last year's invictus games in florida. turns out larry daid's connection to bernie sanders goes a lot further than his spot on connection. david revealed he's related to the senator. he says he is tied by the pb series finding your roots. he said sanders is like a third cousin or something. repeatedly imitated sanders on saturday night live was very funny during the presidential campaign. sometimes being married requires team work. 12k3 >> that was aisha with the perfect pass. they electrified about 3,000

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here are the stories making headlines at 4:30.

fairs and amusement parks are shutting down rides like the one that malfunctioned at the ohio state fair. that includes the california state fire and the santa cruz board walk. an 18-year-old was killed this ohio last thiegt when he was thrown from the fire ball. abc 7 news reporter has been in an east bay courtroom all day. that's where one hour ago a judge ordered a former sheriff's deputy to stand trial in connection with the police sex scandal involving a teen named jasmine. we'll have more on abc 7 news at 5:00. today president trump honored five first responders who were injured in last month's shooting that wounded congressman steve scalise. u.s. capitol police were ere ere the medal of

>> the biggest question around this skinny repeal, what will it include and whether it will even pass. >> reporter: health care has republicans back in the hot seat and under pressure from the president and vice president. >> obamacare has failed and obamacare must go. let me be clear. this is the moment. now is the time. >> reporter: nasenators are barrelling toward a vote but still don't know what they will be voting on. that's leaving republicans struggling to fulfill their big proe promise. >> we all know it's likely to be a long night. >> reporter: now on the table being call add skinny repeal. it would roll back parts of obamacare like the mandate that all americans have insurance.

that could leave 16 million more americans uninsured over the next decade and cause premiums to spike by 20%. republicans say it's just a jumping off point but democrats are already denouncing the plan. >> did you promise the american people that you would take health care away from millions of -- from tens of millions? i didn't hear that. that's what skinny bill does. >> national medical and insurance groups are coming out in opposition of this skinny bill. >> the white house is stepping up pressure on republicans who have been holding out. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: for example, alaska senator lisa murkowski, the president tweeted at her yesterday and today the interior

secretary gave her a call fl threatening to pull funding for support for projects in her state. the white house eager to try to get a big win here. back to you. attorney general jeff sessions has no plans to step down and he says the criticism is kind of hurtful. he gave a series of interviews saying he will continue to serve as long as mr. trump wants him to. mr. trump as publicly berated sessions for a week especially on twitter now. a top republican warned the president not to fire sessions. >> this effort to basically marginize and humiliate the attorney general is not going over well in the senate. if jeff session s fired there will be holy hell to pay. >> senator graham says any effort to go after special

prosecutor robert mooueller cou be the beginning of thepresiden. russia's president said it's a pity that relations between the u.s. and his country are being sacrificed due to a domestic american issue. the president's new communications director is doubling down on his complaints of leaks within the white house. he tweeted the leaks last thiegt and mentioned the twitter handle of reince priebus. the tweet has been deleted but that didn't stop scaramucci from singling out priebus today. if reince wants to explain he's not the leaker, he can do that. >> it's absolutely, completely

totally ir rep prehenceable. the fish stinks from the head down. two fish that don't stink. okay. that's me and the president. >> he has a very, very good idea who the leakers are. paul ryan defended priebus today saying he's doing a fantastic job at the white house and should remain as chief of staff. muslim leaders told their followers they can return to pray inside a major jerusalem holy site. >> reporter: clashes erupted here on one of the holiest sites in the world. overnight israel removed the last remaining security barriers. the palestinian crowds cheered

wildly. for 13 days and 13 nights muslim worshippers have prayed outside the temple compounds in jerusal jerusalem's old city. here praying at this same spot three palestinians killed two israeli police officers two weeks ago. the attackers were shot dead inside the compounds. israel installed metal detectors and security cameras. for palestinians that was unacceptable. the cost was bloody on both sides. three palestinians killed in clashes last friday and later a

palestinian attacked and killed three jewish settlers in the west bank. dozens already injured. we have new details on that deadly apartment building fire in london. british political have reasonable grounds to suspect that local officials may have committed corporate manslaughter in a deadly high-rise fire in london. the metropolitan police force today said it informed officials they are under suspicion. at least 80 people died when the fire ripped through the public housing high-rise. they are considering the full range of offenses to corporate manslaughter to regulatory breaches. we have see how strong firefighters are. they break down door, they carry people over burning buildings and now lifting cars right out of that ware. these four new york city firefighters were able to do that. as you can see the car isn't that big.

it's one of those minis. they needed a little space to get their ladder truck. they came together, lifted it up. it pyres larger pickup truck was blocking part of the street. they decided we'll move the little thing out of way and it took four of them. on they went. good job. a surprising new study out on hiv transmission that showed zero new transmission. i'm spencer christian. we see a little late afternoon fog beginning to push out over the bay. it hasn't had much of a cooling affect. i'll have the warm accuweather forecast, coming up. checking our traffic over the golden gate bridge. stay with us.n both directions. back after thi

in michigan, a fitting good-bye to to a canine lab. he has terminal bone cancer and has very little time left. before saying good-bye he and his owner went on one last adventure. look at the emotion there in custom dressed blues with hundreds of people showing up to pay their final respects to a war hero. >> every marine has to go out in

a set of dressed blues. that's the way we are. he's got his ribbons. he's got his decorations. he's dressed to the nines. he's got a fresh grooming service today. we're ready to make peace with what we have to do. >> he worked add a bomb sniffing dog until his retirement in 2014. probably saved a lot dense fogs. >> oh, gosh. a bay area dog rescue club says the popular show game of thrones is leading to hr dmore g surrenders. >> a word of caution for would be dog owners. >> they will be like dire wolves. >> reporter: patty could barely make it around a san francisco block with her two huskies when game of thrones debuted. >> one time i counted 12 photo ops. >> reporter: the breed has seen a boom in popularity. they believe it's due to the hit

hbo series. the starkland is known for their connection to dire wolves. >> game of thrones used a type of sled dog and a lot of hollywood uses huskies as stand in for wolves. >> i already wanted a husky because of balto but i wanted to name her stark. >> reporter: they adopted a pomsky as a compromise because he knew she couldn't handle a husky. others haven't done the research. >> they have seen a jump in 300% in huskies. >> reporter: tired dogs are good dogs. these two went on a five mile hike. that's the kind of effort it takes to own a husky. when people realize they don't have the strength or time they surrender the high energy dogs to shelters. the husky club has meetups and resources so you can make sure it's the right dog for you before adoption.

>> i don't think katy realized what she had going on there. how cute are the pomskies. >> almost as cute as that spencer christian. >> okay. i'll go with it. we have mainly sun n skies. a bit of coastal fog. we're locked into a warm summertime pattern. very difficult for this time of year. overnight we'll see fog pushing out over the bay. it will be mild oversnienight. tomorrow a day much like today with mid-60s at the coast. mid-90s in the warmest inland locations. take a look at tahoe where many people tend to go and summer weekends like this. we'll see mainly sunny skies through the next three days in the tahoe area with high temperatures in the mid-80s. we may see a few clouds this the sky over the weekend.

low temperatures at night and early morning hours in the mid-40s. here is the seven-day forecast. we, as i said are locked into a typically warm summer pattern with inland highs in the mid-90s through monday. low 80s through monday around the bay. upper 60s on the coast. close to 100 degrees. we're not putting any triple digits up there yet. someone is likely to hit a hundred. >> it's going to feel that way. thanks. new hope for people living with hiv and their partners. a new study found zero transmissions. how it works just ahead. disappointment for gamers excited about the new super nintendo classic edition. why their orders for the

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the drug developed right here in the bay area shows it's working to prevent hiv from

spreading. no new cases developed in a study of 350 gay male couples having unprotected sex. those couples include one who tested positive and one negative. they used the drug called pre-exposure prep. consumer news now student who is face huge debt for loans they took out to attend administrati universities are not getting help from the trump administration. >> requests to forgive federal loan to attend the now closed koe corit yan college are at a stand still. no applications have been

approved since january 20th. the department of education announced last month it was putting the whole loan forgiveneforgiv forgiveness program on hold but promised those already applied will not be affected. education secretary betsy devos said the rules would be rewritten. ford is recalling 117,000 vehicles due to a problem connected to an attaching bolt. listen to this. the automaker fears bolts in the seat or seat back or seat belt could fakturacture. the seat belt system or seat could be compromised during a crash. among the cars recalled are certain 2014 and 15 ford indicates built at a particular assembly plant in louisville. ford will replace the bolt for

free. today they found out they can't get a anyone tin doe. their orders have been cancelled. walmart posted this notice saying it mistakenly took the orders before the september release and now it must cancel everyone's ordsers. gamers are none too happy. many posted angry messages saying they thought they secured their consoles ahead of crowd. now they will have to compete with everyone else. the classic edition includes 21 games including an original that was never released before. walmart apologized saying it was incredibly disappointed that orders would have to wait. i want to hear from you. my 7 on your side hotline is open weekdays 10:00 to 2:00. all right. thank you. >> how about a bit of italy and

shakespeare this weekend. >> sounds good. we have ideas to fill out your weekend from our partners at hoodline. >> north beach also known as little italy is where you go for pizza and gelato in san francisco. now you can dive even deeper into the italian culture. a pop up bookstore is now open. the owner's family is from italy. he went to college in rome before returning to the bay area. >> that's where i was more exposed to how difficult it was to find italian language books in the united states. since it's so hard maybe i should especialopen up a store. >> after running the business online for five years he had an opportunity to try out a retail location five months. >> there's neighbors that have come by and i want to stop by maybe speak italian an pick up a

dr. seuss book in italian and be more exposed to italian culture. >> you can get everything from the harry potter films. the location will be open through december and you can always visit them online. grab a blanket and snacks and head to the park saturday. an out door theater troop mash up an homage to romeo and and star wars. admission is free but donations are accepted. another affordable option delores day fest. this event will feature life local musicians from 11:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for details go to our website abc 7 news.com. we'll link you up with hoodline. an oregon man is showing off his leggo skills.

he built a water fall out of 80,000 legos. that's pretty cool. >> that is good. >> it's based on a real oregon water fall. his version of the 600 foot water fall is about eight feet tall but no less impressive. he's been playing with legos since he was a kid but,000 hi recreates real laces he's visited. he says he wants others to enjoy his masterpiece and is looking for a venue where he can display it publicly. >> that will take a long time. >> it's cool. good job. a little more than four weeks away until the solar eclipse. it's the first full eclipse across the united states. if you haven't made plans to see it, it may be too late to get a prime view. the woman at the center of place sex scandal is this court. what she's saying about a former sheriff's deputy is making a lot

of people very uncomfortable. major ruling on high speed rail. fiepd out how it affects the projegt. surveillance video capture a food delivery on the job. why some say he crossed the line. the half court shot that had a steph curry fan jumping for joy a

millions of people are making plans to see the solar eclipse. the date is august 21st. kate larson has a look at what you can expect and what you should know before you look up. >> reporter: starting at 9:00 a.m. on august 21st, the shadow of the moon will sweep across the u.s. from oregon to south carolina. >> the moon actually completely blocks out the light of the sun. >> reporter: rob is a physicist and traveling with his team to broadcast the eclipse. he points out that right here in the bay area there will be a 76% eclipse peaking at 10:15 a.m. >> it will be quite dim. it will be like twilight but not exactly. >> reporter: special shades are your best bet for a good view. how do you know you have a safe share of eclipse shades. when you put them on and look at a bright lightbulb, you should

see nothing but plaqublack. this is what you should see outside. >> it's a very social experience. make yo makes you feel good. >> reporter: they have been planning their trip for two years. >> this point most hotels are booked solid. most campgrounds are filled but there are exceptions. if you're really diligent online there are some places that if you search like oregon eclipse camping where you can find eclipse camp sights. >> reporter: it will be packed so best to drive long before sunrise. kate larson shs abc 7 news. >> robin also says idaho may have more lodging options for eclipse viewing. if you want to look, nasa recommends special glasses from four u.s. manufacturers. american paper optics, rainbow symphony or tse 17.

abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> testimony itself was almost like pornographic. >> it made a lot of people uncomfortable. a former sheriff's deputy is in court over a sex scandal. the judge is already weighing in. empty seats here and across the state after the amusement park tragedy. >> rides are shut down. the questions are just beginning. the cops are out in the capitol. there's a lot happening in washington right now on health care and we've got you covered. the former contra costa deputy becomes the latest to stand trial. the criminal charges are for his alleged sexual assaultment.

>> good evening. an alemeda county judge did not by the argument that he didn't know the girl wads a minor. >> reporter: the attorney tried to argue that in the summer of 2015 his client had every reason to think he was having a consenual relationship with a young woman over the age of 18. now 19 years old the young woman at the center of an east bay police scan dell arrived to testify against a former sheriff's deputy she claims repeatedly had sex with her when she was just 17. he's no longer with the sheriff's department. in graphic testimony jasmine described how she reached out to perez on facebook in