>> announcer: now from abc 7, live breaking news. and that breaking news is taking place in brings bane, sky7 captured these images of a wildfire about 25 minutes ago. that fire is burning on a hill located between bay shoir boulevard and caltrain tracks. firefighters from several communities are battling flames. it does not appear the fire is burning near any homes. >> and another small fire this afternoon near pittsburgh. the fire burn about 2 acres on the railroad tracks near back parking lot at loss madanos college. good evening piem dan ashley in for larry beal zbliefrmgts fires are one worry as the temperatures rise. a look outside from the east bay hills karm o camera where the heel really on especially inland. team coverage for you from wayne friedman and eric thomas. a look at the impact. first we begin with spencer christian and forecasts. spencer. the heat is definitely on.

we have sunny skies you ased across the bay area opinion. and the change in temperatures is it is dramatic. most locations are about 8 to 12 degrees warmer right now than they were this hour yesterday. look at how many current temperature readings are around 100 degrees. 101 at clover dale. 9 at brentwood and san ramon opinion 97, 9 at many other locations. we have 80s around the bay. moving along, i'll show you we have a heat advisory in effect tomorrow until 8:00 tomorrow night for possibility of heat illness, virtually all of the bay area is covered by the advisory except san francisco and the coastline. if you get close to the coastline you have a better chance of noinling some comfortable and more healthful conditions. red flag warning for high fire dangers in effect tomorrow and sunday. for solano and lake counties and for the hills and mountains of the east bay and the north bay. and the air quality will be poor. many locations tomorrow it's a pair the air day. i'll give you a closer look at

this heat and the advisories when it breaks in just a few minute. dan. >> thanks very much. the heat is causing problems including heightened fire danger. here is abc 7 news reporter matt keller. >> reporter: calfire is at peak staffing. >> activity started to pick up the last few days. a lot of that is attributed to equipment use. what we ask and remind people is the -- please don't use mechanicenized equipment and dry windy days. >> the heat brings more than just fire danger. on wednesday, alexandria scott was arrested in which will et cetera. the mendocino county sheriff's office says her 18-month-old son died after being left in a vehicle several hours. >> that's a big concern for us. we ask people to be extra diligent. leave a note on the dash do something to remind yourself to check the car. >> when we are exposed we think it's never happening to me. of course i'm taking care of my kid. it's important to understand that this happens to anybody. >> when you see all this dry

grass, a good reminder from the san jose fire department that all fireworks are illegal. ? san jose, matt keller, abc 7. and the hot weather could mean trouble in sonoma county as tens of thousands will be at nascar. >> cooking out there. wayne friedman is there as well as we have a-ing word to racing that would be swelterring. wayne. >> i'll give you a third word. viefgt. roughly 93 degrees today. it's going higher tomorrow. if you think it's hot outside imagine being inside one of the cars. temperatures can reach 130 to 140 degrees. it's a hot sport on a hot we entered a recommend of heat speed appear noise. anywhere else people complaint. but here no point. because when nascar runs nobody can hear anybody else anyway. >> where we're from. >> what. >> it's cooler than where we're

from. >> what? >> the what the is nascar's save mart 350. the when all week. the where, on a 10-turn road course that doesn't fit the typical nascar mold. as for the who and the why? >> this is like human ingenuity at its best. >> or there twisting around the track at more than 1007 mirror high on the hill where 2,000 campers rented space and plan to make long weekends of it. they'll keep hydrated the all american holiday weekend way. >> jack daniels, vodka, jaeger miefrt. >> how much beer? three 30 packs >> on ice no doubt. call it a need for speed. they need to feed and educational experience. >> how do you apply what you see here to your daily driver? >> you don't. >> and back live in the pits where the cars finished the practice for the day. you can't get a look at tires

they're pulling off the cars but they are bubbled and worn out. we know that track is hot. as for the heat and humans, that's a tircht kind of story. sonoma raceway put in shaded areas for people to watch the race. that's a first this year. and they've put in fans to fan the people. live at sonoma raceway in sonoma county wayne friedman wrb, abc 7. in the alameda county fair is expecting big crowds this weekend despite the temperatures today and tomorrow. >> abc 7 news anchor eric thomas is live at the fair with how people are coping with the heat this around and more coming, eric. >> reporter: dan and ama it's probably mid-90s right now and hotter back on the blacktop. usually at the county fair the idea is to find a ride that opinions you around and disorient you the most. but today the challenge has been finding a shady spot. it's kind of like being in a

toaster oven. the glaring sun broiling to you a golden brown and reflected heat from the ground roasting to you a medium rare. aleksandra chose to fight the reyes by buying the colorful pair sol. >> you have to have the sun screen or umbrella otherwise it's not a good day. >> vanessa young took precautions including the time of day. >> sun screen, coming when it's early. and a hat. >> staying high traited is also aery big deal. some also chose their rides strategically for the cooling effects. we caught up angela zapta and her 4-year-old son after he came off the log flume one of jaylen's favorites. >> is splashes you. >> it's lab but good enough. >> next stop a cool breeze. >> we're going to that one. >> the ferris wheel. >> yeah, go round and round

fast. >> and they did get on the ferris wheel. so did we with a family using it for a little recognizance. >> getting a good shoe of the land. scoping out the water ride next. >> with the usual advice like clothing limbing exertion, staying hydrated paramedics say be aware of heat exhaustion, headaches be, dizziness and symptom that is could be life threatening. >> when you turn red and extremely overheating, and sweating profusely and really disoriented, and going unconscious, that's when we're going in more into the heat stroke. >> reporter: heat exhaustion will get you a trip to the first aid station at the alameda county fair grounds. heat stroke will get you to trip to the hospital. the good news is the alameda county fire department has numerous paramedics here. they have overstaffed to respond as you come no the first aid station and if need be they can

get to you and transport you right away. yesterday they transported three people. and it was relatively cool. so no telling what's happening this weekend. it's up to all of us to try to be prepared coming out here. live at the alameda county fair grounds in pleasanton, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> sounds good thank you so much. and one of the best ways to keep track of the heat where you live is with the abc 7 news app. get updates from our weather team and monitor the forecast on the go. we also have tips on how to know the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke. moving on an investigation is under way into a grass fire that damaged three structures today in san francisco. the fire broke out just before noon. burning about two acres and forcing evacuations on ellsworth avenue and vernal heights sky7 flew over after the crews brought the flames under control which took about 30 minutes. one person suffered non-life threatening injuries. firefighter credit french

tourists who pulled a whsh bund man from his home. chants of abolish i.c.e. echoed through the halts hast of the detention facility in today. they convernld on the jail used to detain immigrants. the protesters used immigration and customs enforcement of cruel and inhumane treatment and lashed out at the policy of separating children from parents. a group of bay area grimes activists is on the way to the mexico border. >> that's right they say president trump's decision to stop his separation of families doesn't mean they plan to be quiet. >> abc 7 news reporter amy holleyfield was with the activist. >> faith leaders praywood activists in san francisco this morning before boarding a bus for san diego where they plan to protest the policy that pulled children away from their parents. >> there are a lot of people that are complacent but there is a ton of us that are not. >> sabrina christon will miss

work at two jobs this weekend to go on this trip. but she says she can't imagine being anywhere else. >> i wake up every morning thinking about it. and it's hard to go on. >> and it's not just adults. children are going too saying they hope their presence makes a difference. >> i don't know how these children are dealing with all of their loneliness without their parents. >> faith in action here in the bay area put out a call for help to pay for the bus and for food, organizers say they were inundated with donations. >> it was really overwhelming the a support we got. >> bay area activists won't be just at the california border. abc 7 cheryl jennings travels to texas to meet one jak speier and other represent he was a group of bay area mother are on the same flight and our abc 7 news photographer they are taking clothe books and toys for the children. >> we are here today because we were so offended by what's going on in other places we felt we

had to do something. >> the demonstrators will express themselves through marches, protests and prayer vigils and plan to make voices heard peacefully. in san francisco, amy holleyfield, abc 7 nuts. with abc 7 news and abc7news.com you can watch as cheryl goes behind thelines headlines to bring you the story of the crisis at the border. two men are now charge in the first homicide in sand leonardo this year. the alameda county district attorney charged 23-year-old michel mendoa within roche with murder they got into a fight with 25-year-old man and his 36-year-old coworker late tuesday. smith died at the scene and the other man is in critical condition. it's not clear what led up to the fight. san francisco policy are trying to figure out what led up to a deadly shooting in the mission district. the shot spotter system led officers to harrison and 24th around 2:30 this morning. they found two men shot.

one died at the scene. the other man has life threatening injuries. new area code coming to parts of alameda and contra costa. 341 will be added t those getting frns. the public utilities commission says before the ebecause the 50 o 510 area code is runs out next year. 510 examiners you get to keep the number but you'll be required to dial the three digit area code for all calls. >> stay with us. pride weekend is here. coming up from today's marches to sunday's parade. what you can expect this weekend. >> plus the new autonomous bus ready to hit the streets. what it will be used for plus. >> let's go. go for a ride and disney california adventure newest attraction. we'll give you a sneak

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well, the warm weather will be perfect for san francisco pride weekend. kicking off tonight with the annual trans rally and march. abc 7 news anchor dion lim is live in dolores park to give us a look at what we can expect this weekend. dion. >> reporter: hey there, dan. this is where it kicks off for pride weekend. this is the trans march beginning at 6:00 here at dolores park. and already we can smell the grilling hotdogs in the air and hear the music be played. and for the 7,000 participants this time they have a decidedly different message they want to send to the world. as a million people from around the world descend on san francisco for pride weekend, many come from less diverse

parts of the country seeking acceptance. >> we go to college in wisconsin and i grew up in kansas fop for example i've gone to a lot of stuff here and putting on lipstick which is something i couldn't do in wisconsin. >> this weekend for celebration is equally coupled with demonstration. many seeking a way to make voices heard especially with the current political climate. >> lgbt immigrants who end up in i.c.e. detention face really astronomically high rates of sexual assault or abuse in detention, higher tn other detainees. >> you know, in the border, u.s., mexico, at the end we are neighbors. at the end it's just one world. and yeah, one society. so it's pretty nice to be here where all the qualities, yeah, showing up. and it's really wonderful. >> back out here live where the stage performance is in full swing, along with the demonstrators protests what we

were talking about, immigration and the need for it to be overthrown. and a reminer of the march kicks off at 6:00 tonight and the after party continues into the we hours of the morning ending at 2:00. live at dolores park, dion lim, abc 7 news. all right dion thank you so much. huge crowds are pictured in san francisco sunday for the pride parade as always the streets will be closed along the route. up to civic center plaza. here a look at streets closed early season morning through 5:00 sunday morning. there are a lot. bottom line good idea to avoid driving in the market street area sunday. for more information on the parade and pride go to abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app. we have the parade route. details on other pride events and more stories about the lgbtq community. well i hope this thing has air-conditioning because it's hot out there. a new autonomous vehicle hitting the streets.

officials are testing this bus near the dublin pleasanton bus station. the transit authority showed it off today. you can't hop on it quite yet. but the eventual goal is to make it easier to get to the station from nearby homes and businesses. >> it can buzz around, work 24/7. fully electric. so we have zero emissions for cleaning air. >> tests continue for the next two or three years. compact routes haven't been finalized. the routine is about to change at least temporarily for riders on a popular immuny line. on monday the 100-year-old twin peaks tumble will be shut down two months as crews perform needed repairs. there will no train service at the west polarle and forrest hills station. buses will run in place of montana. in ocean view and l terraville train lines. there will be other disruptions as well.

check the websites. as if on cue, summer arrives on the calendar on the thermometer at the same time. >> spencer. >> i wish i could buy an air-conditioned suit. >> they should make that. >> let's get a patent on that. a look at live doppler 7, sunny skies and warm to hot conditions all across the bay area right now. let me fif you a live view at santa cruz beach. probably a good place to be right now. get near the cool water. it's currently 69? san francisco. 76 across the bay in oakland. 83 at mountain view. 89 at san jose. 101 at gilroy. 61 at half moon bay. a view from the east bay hills looking to the golden gate notice the absence of marine layer there. it's 94 treeings in santa rooz. nap an 9. 97 in novato. 100 at conorder. really sizzling inland hotter tomorrow. here a view of cool bay waters from the shore stormy camera at pier 15 in san francisco. these are the forecast features. the heat peaks tomorrow with

triple digit temperatures through the inland area processes high fire danger accompanies the weather tomorrow along with reduced air kwult. a spare the air day. good news is cooling begins sunday. big time cooling. but overnight clear skies low temperatures from low 50s at the bay at the coast rather to mid-and upper 50s near the bay. and some inland areas will see lows dropping only to the mid-60s, locations like antioch and concord. on to tomorrow's highs. look for 79 in san francisco. over in the inland east bay 103 at fairfield and concord 104 at antioch and livermore up in the north bay 104 at clover dale. 106 at ukiah. and down at morgan hill a, a high of 102 is likely. we'll see upper 80s and low 90s around the bay shoreline process and numerous locations on the coastline we'll have highs in the 70s. the beach forecast calls for lovely weather for the beach. however, the uv index will be extremely high. so that poses health risks along

with possibility of strong rip current. so bear that in mind if you are in the water or at the beach tomorrow. and here a look at the uv index. extremely high tomorrow. most intense time will be between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. and the time be -- the amount of time for sun burn to occur, only 10 minutes under these conditions. bear that in mind. we have great weather here in the city this weekend for pride weekend. the forecast calling for sunny skies in san francisco tomorrow with a high about 79 degrees. on sunday we'll see clouds. breezier and cooler a high of 69 degrees which o which by san francisco standards is mild. a low back at the accuweather seven-day forecast. hot tomorrow. but cooling down sharply on sunday as the heat moderates inland and pretty much goes away elsewhere. and then on monday the cooling continues and for virtually all of next week see temperatures in a more seasonal range. certainly for comfortable. no extremes, the highest highs will be mid-80s mid-to upper 80s. mid-70s around the bay and 60 on the coast. to bring on next week. i can't wait.

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the roseanne spinoff just announced yesterday. will star the same cast without roseanne bar. >> the working title for now is the connors. maggie ruly has more. >> the connor family isn't ready to say goodbye just yet. >> god. i trusted you. >> only the second comeback to primetime won't be led by the matriarch. >> abc is deciding to return to air but rose and barr, the show as original name stake and creator will have no financial or title in the show. for now it's called the connors. larry hack it says the show without the star faces the uphill battle. but he thinks the talented cast and feign base will survive. >> she looms over the show like nobody else. on the other hand people watch roseanne because they see themselves in the characters. >> the reboot was met with with

critical success and huge ratings but abruptly cancelled after the racist tweet from barr last month. she apologized for the tweet reportedly playing a key role in the show's return. i agree to the settlement and norwood in order that the two hundred casting jobs could be saved and i wish the best for everyone involved. the remaining cast members releasing their own statement saying it's clear the characters not only have a place in our hearts but in the hearts and homes of our audience. >> we don't know the premiere date or if there will be new cast members but abc has confirmed that the connors aaron tuesdays right in primetime at 8:00 p.m. maggie rulely abc news. >> a new study is touting the heart healthy benefits of coffee. researchers in germany found the equivalent of four espresso shots day could be good for your heart. according to the researchers that sets into motion a process helping to protect hearts is cells in damage. they found that coffee helps the

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live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. the heat is on in the bay area this weekend. temperatures are soaring, particularry in the east way where they are topping 90 degrees. calfire is on alert with a red flag warning issued for multiple bay area communities, including the north bay. looking for relief? you're not getting it tomorrow. abc 7 spencer christian says several locations will go over the 100 degree mark. and there is a chance we could see record highs. the bay area could end up housing some of the migrant families detained at the border. our news reporter lessry brinkley huss discovered the concord naval weapons station is being considered by the government. this comes as some of the families separated are being reunited. hundreds of others are still waiting with no clear answer as to when they will be reunited. abc news reporter marcie gonzalez joins us live from el cajon with more. marcie. >> reporter: and ama several

detained parents filed suit today in federal court asking a judge to require the government to at the very least let them know where their children are as they wait and hope for moments like this. 7-year-old darwin separated from his mother at the border more than a month ago. now back in her arms. one of 500 migrant children reunited with their parents since may according to an energies official. but still at least 1,800 more kids being held in foster care and shelters across the country remain in willy-nilly o. the trump administration still with no set plan on how to reunite them with families. >> the government should be in the business of keeping families together, not tearing them apart. >> among those waiting, 6-year-old allisonen from el salvador.

heard in this recording first obtained by pro publica begging to call her aunt. >> this week pro publica listened to one of the calls. >> the fact that jimena was able to memorize this phone number turn out to be a really lucky thing for her. >> days after signing an executive order now keeping families detained at the border together while the adults await court hearings. >> i didn't like the sight or the feeling of families separated. >> president trump tweeting today telling republican lawmakers to stop wasting time on immigration until after the november midterm elections. but still congress is expected to vote on an immigration bill next week, ama. >> and marcy we understand you got a update on the 6-year-old girl in the piece. what have you learned?

>> reporter: yeah, we learned that she was finally able to speak to her mother over the phone. she told her that the conditions in the shelter where she is held are god but that she is scared because she is all alone and she doesn't know anyone there. doesn't have her family and there is no word on when she could be reunited with her mother, ama. >> goodness. marcie thank you for the live report from el cajon. for a second time this week snp. >> shame, shame. >> for a second time this week protesters heckled homeland security kirstjen nielsen this time outside her home in virginia. the group also played audio of crying children. nielsenen targeted on tuesday while dining at a mexican restaurant in washington. president trump got confused when trying to slam oakland mayor libby schaff for trying to warn the public about an immigration sweep. >> the mayor of san diego when he she warned everybody that i.c.e. is coming and they

scattered. a big operation, a expensive operation. they were all together. they all scattered. and what are they going to do about looking at her by the way? in case you are wondering the mayor of san diego is republican kevin faulconer. >> a new report today reveals what the back up driver in an you a tonz uber suv was doing at the time of a fatal crash in arizona in march. the arizona republic reports 44-year-old rafael was streaming the musical talent show the voice on her phone moments before the crash that killed a female pedestrian. police records show vasquez looked down 204 times in the 12 miles traveled before the crash. prosecutors are considering charges against vasquez. >> president trump is threatening to slap large tariffs on vehiclinged combo from europe in a tweet today mr. trump threatened a 20% tare of if the european union doesn't remove duties on u.s. cars. he threatened to impose a 25%

tax last month. vehicles currently shipped from europe to the u.s. face a 2.5% tariff while cars built in america face a 10% tariff when shipped to europe. shares of volkswagen, dime letter, the parent company of menard's and bmw closed lower today on this news. officials at the port of oakland are expressing concern over trade tensions between the trump administration and china. a report by members of a port advisory panel forecast 2% growth in imports from august through october. however, it warns that the looming u.s./china trade war could dampen cargo volume into oakland during traditionally the shipping industry's busiest time of year. the new security checks at one airport that could soon spread cross the u.s. >> free music this weekend what you need to know about the music festival lasting through most of the summer. i'm spencer christian looking westward from emeryville no marine layer. which means the heat is on.

the accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment. and taking a live look at track across the san mateo bridge flowing nicely in both directions on this friday, slightly heavier on the

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concert series. >> eight decades. that's something else. what makes it so uniquely san francisco? how would you characterize it for people. >> it's becauses it free to the public to attend there are no barriers to entry. so therefore we attract if not in an individual concert because of the particular artists across the whole season we have an incredible cross section of the community. that in a beautiful neighborhood pak that about a decade ago we spent $15 million renovating. larry halperin designed. it's a great experience. great people watching. >> and keeping it free is such a unique part of the festival and making it so special. that can't be easy. this is an expense to put on. >> well, we have a roughly $3 million budget we raise most every year. and we appeal to the public to corporations, to attendees and lots of other folks to contribute to it. >> to support the great effort. we had a great act last weekend.

who is this weekend. >> we have zigy marlie coming up this weekend. the son of the great bob marlie. also pointing out jennifer johns, a local artist is performing, i aapologize for butchering names. flavi. was scheduled to perform but couldn't a visa and i want to let people know that. >> what time. >> alm of the concerts are starting tworek sunday afternoon. >> and it's not just music or rock concerts. other events as well. >> we do other things, maiy directed towards kids. we do have some trok talks at the house in the park. some of the concerts, go to the website to see which ones, the performing artists give a talk. but we also have things like kids stage and other events which are directed towards

public school kids that otherwise won be exposed to music. and these are activities with our local artists. >> douglas, take a moment if you would to talk to me a little bit about what an event like this and a series like this means in terms of fostering a sense of community and why it's important to do these kinds of things, if you can. >> i would hasten to add i'm the fourth generation of running these concerts. in my 23rd year as chairman. it's a remarkable experience to bring a community together in a very peaceful, cooperative setting. and opportunity for people to simply enjoy themselves and enjoy the opportunity. >> must fill you with pride when you see people gather before the concert. >> absolutely. >> douglas, thanks so much. >> thank you so much hope to see you out there. >> absolutely. zigy marlie coming up this weekend. douglas goldman, the chairman of the stern grove peflt.

81 years. all right on to weather. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with spencer christian. from this afternoon's heat i take to overnight lows. and low temperatures won't drop much in some inland areas over in the inland east bay. lows in the 60s. mainly mid-to upper 50s in the other locations. then tomorrow looking for numerous locations in the inland areas exceeding 100 degrees north bay east bay and south bay. lots of triple digits there. low 90s around the bay and 70s on the coast. with all the heat, we have a heat advisory in effect for virtually all of the bay area tomorrow except the coastline and the city of san francisco. heat related illness under these conditions is possible. and with the high temperatures, the low humidity and the windy conditions, we have high fire danger for much of the bay area. especially in the north bay and the east bay and the higher elevations. and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. after tomorrow's extreme heat with temperatures up to 104 treeings or higher in some inland areas we see the heat moderating on sunday and then a

cooler pattern settles in for virtually all of next week. >> that will be nice. >> it will be. >> thank you spencer. well, the future for fliers, the new technology that rolled out this weekend at one airport and could soon hit security checkpoints across the country. >> a wild ride coming to southern california. southern california. the newest attraction at disney ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren,

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florida's busiest airport will become the first in the nation to require passengers to submit to a face scan. the airport will use facial recognition technology to process all arriving and departing international

travelers. facial biometric cameras will compare on file or passport photos. officials say it's less tan 2 seconds. 99% accurate and won't violate prief iscy. >> you know your pictures is taken. standing in front of a camera. that's the photo you've already given the government for travel from the passport. >> facial recognition is tested at 13 other u.s. airports, including sfo. starting on monday changes are coming to san francisco international airport. to deal with ride sharing companies. a passenger loading zone will open in the domestic parking garage for companies like lyft and uber. uber already has uber pool and express pool areas at the domestic terminals. those will relocate now to the garage as well. privacy advocates are celebrating a major ruling today by the supreme court. in a 5-4 decision the justices ruled that authorities generally need a search warrant if they want to track criminal suspects

movements by collecting information about where they've used the cell phones. chief justice john roberts on the court's liberal justices agreed with privacy rights advocating arguing more protections were needed when it comes to the government obtaining information from a third party such as a cell phone company. >> and while we're talking about cell phones, maybe you need a new smartphone but don't want to spend a lot. have you considered a used phone. >> known as refurbished phones a great alternative. "7 on your side" michael finney has advice before you tackle the used phone market. >> would you buy a used cell phone. >> i don't feel i don't want something somebody already had. >> you'll seen thousands of sell he is offering at hoe prices. >> tempting definitely. but you don't know where the phone has been. >> it can be a great way to get a new to you phone at a frustrate price. consumer reports says pieing one directly from the manufacturer is a reliable option. companies like apple and samsung

promise preowned phones go through stringent refurbishment process, fully inspected to meet the standards. replace damaged parts and offer 12-month warners like the new phones. >> i want to be sure it's not just cleaned up but restored to original condition with original parts. >> and retailers like amazon and best buy sell refurbished phones but usually with only 90-day warranties. going used can mean having a smartphone that's almost as good as new again. consumer reports also says it's important to ask about the return policy. typically using the phone for at least one month is a good amount of time to help you notice any defects. i'm michael finney. "7 on your side." all right if you think your boss gives you a hard time check out this story from japan. officials with a public utility in cobay went on tv to apologize for one employees actions. the utility docked a 64-year-old man half a day's pay for leaving

his desk for lunch three minutes early on 26 occasions over a 7-month period. shocking, right? the move sparked a heated debate on social media over the severity of the punishment despite the criticism companies officials felt it was right to aapologize saying they take abuse of public resources by a public servant very seriously. well can you grab something new for your lunch at chipotle pb. the chain unfailed qesa dilla and a mexican chocolate milk shake at the test kitchen in new york city. some locations already serve the qesadilla and nachos. there is no word when the items roll out at all locations. >> i'm ready for dinner. >> disney california adventure is unveiling a makeover this week coming with a pixar twist. >> jessica castro from abc 7 morning traveled to hawn anaheim to get a neek peek. >> i like mom's new job.

>> incredibles 2 is the most popular movie in america. now mr. incredible ee last girl and so many other favorite pixar characters are coming to life at pixar pier at disney california adventure park. at the center of the new water front attraction, the incred i coaster. i had a chance to ride it live on abc 7 mornings. >> three, two, one, go. >> let's go. ahhhh! >> the old california screaming rolling coaster features brand-new music lighting and special effects, making it a whole new ride. >> goodness. >> that was so much fun. >> yeah, we have never had -- i mean the incredible attraction anywhere in the world. we wanted to make it for years and years. this is so perfect because the energy and speed and excitement of that coaster is fantastic. but it never had a stoerl line. and now we bring this beloved set of characters, the family to it and it's superfun. >> and for pixar fans that's just the beginning.

>> we come into the pixar pier entry area that's the welcome statement. going from there we have incredibles park. toy story board walk. pixar prommen oud and inside out headquarters. >> pixar pier debut comes during are during picks a ar fest through september. one of the highlights, a new fireworks show called together forever a pixar nighttime spectacular. and if all the fun is making you hungry grab a bite at the lamp light lounge. this smerp is the perfect time to come to disney california adventure and say hi to some of your favorite pixar friends. i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. >> doesn't look like any fun at all. >> souch fun. >> it's great. the pier officially ohms tomorrow tp disney is parent company of abc 7. >> hello kitty fans lining up. we saw the lynn and thought we should have come out at 9:00 a.m. >> the pop-up taking over the south bay. and so popular it's sticking

around a while. >> the plan to build a tent city for migrants in concord could be the next step in the immigration crackdown. on news at 5:00. >> shark sights in santa cruz county coming as people plan to head to the beach. >> and why it could be a long

coming up ton on abc 7 at 8:00 it's a new episode of quanitco. followed by what would you do at

9:00? at 10:00 catch 2020 then don't miss abc 7 news at 11:00. >> hello kitty fever hit the bay area. hundreds turned out in san jose for the grand opening of the hello kitty mini cafe at sanity anna row sflo chris wynn was there. >> reporter: from the little ones. >> this is a birthday cake. not my birthday though. >> so the superyoung at heart. >> there is a lot of old school people that likes hello kitty. i thought i would be out of the norm. but realizing the older generation is here. >> sand rio fans celebrating the opening of hello kitty cafe the first in northern california. >> we shall have come out at 9:00 a.m. looking at the line. >> or maybe more like 5:00 that's when dona arrived. >> i collected the pencil boxes, pens, markers. something that i just loved. it's so cute. a lot of fun. >> by noon hundreds were lined up around the entire building. >> hello kitty has deep roots in

san jose. the first u.s. store opened at eastridge mall more than 30 years ago. but even before that, the popular character was introduced to the world back in the 1970s. company officials say they continue to be humbled by the overwhelming response. >> this is really what it's all about, seeing so much happiness and the love for hello kitty inspiring so many people. >> >> in addition to the some of the adorable treats. they can buy collectible merchandise. >> i'm staying as long as it takes and hope my job doesn't call today. but i'm excited and i can't wait. it's worth the wait. >> family and friends coming together to pay homage to a pop icon. in jay, chris wynn, abc 7 news. how cool is that. >> definitely. the hello mini cafe stays open until the end of the year. >> the grand opening festivities through the weekend. >> get the latest new any time with the news app.

more customization and personalized push alerts to get you the news you want delivered to your phone in realtime. >> thank you so much for joining us for abc 7 news at four i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> this is just maddening. >> outrage tonight over the administration's plan to build a tent city in concord and the detention center could be home to thousands of migrants. scorcher in the bay area, temperatures haven't been this hot since last september. >> trying to cool off at the fair. we are live in a major bay area hot spot. shark alert in santa cruz. several sightings as everyone wants to hit the beach for relief. >> and the commute headache for munny riders from one end of the town to the other is about to get harder. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. sky7 captured these mimgs of a wildfire late this afternoon in brisbane. firefighters got a handle on in about an hour.

the fire danger is high everywhere as temperatures reach the 90s and triple digits. calfire is at peak stachg. >> please don't use mechanicenized equipment on windy days. >> the plan to thurn navy base in concord into housing for thousands of migrants. two top stories for you ton. good evening i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz for kristen de. we begin first with abc news confirmation that an internal document drafted for the u.s. secretary of navy outlines plans to house as many as 4,000 immigrants at the naval station. leslie brinkley standing which live with the latest on this leslie. >> reporter: well i can tell you the city of conorder told me that they're stunned by the news of a potential detention camp here at what used to be concord naval weapons station. they said the navy has not communicated with them about these plans for immigrants. abc news confirmed