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(sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) moving forward with plans to expand beyond the united states. the electrical maker announced today it will build a factory in shanghai china. chris win is on that story. tesla is coming to shanghai for the first time ever, chinese

officials will allow a foreign auto maker to set up shop without a domestic company as a partner. a ground breaking deal which allows tesla to maintain full ownership of the facility as it plans to enter the world's vehicle market. in a statement, tesla ceo said it will be a state of the art factory and role model for sustainable. impressed by the beauty and engine of shanghai and want factory to add to that. shows executives signing an agreement to build the first factory outside the united states. it could eventually produce 500,000 vehicles on an annual basis. cars built there will be mainly for chinese market. >> china is hot bed for manufacturing. and financial district. that's where the money is. if you're looking for venture capital to support your plan, shanghai will be the right place. >> comes as american auto makers face pressure from the white house.

looming trade war and tariffs down the road. tesla has 10,000 workers at production plant in free mont. >> people in the city are changing the country and world with things they do. we are really proud. we feel like it started here. >> the company did not release how much the shanghai plant would cost to build. >> meantime, tesla's $1,000 refundable program for the replacement program is going away. model 3 production backlog still exists. tesla will continue to prioritize orders from reservation. voter approved. court overruled. lawsuit filed in state court could put the brakes on transportation project planned for the bay area. voters in all nine counties approved regional measure three inon. >>o what happens now? abc 7 joins us live to explain. >> this lawsuit was filed in san

francisco superior court on behalf of commuters who say the planned toll hikes on bridges, including the bay bridge, are illegal. the first hike slated for january. regional measure three which 55% of voters in all 9 bay area counties approved. the toll increases would raise $5 billion to tackle congestion. now a lawsuit filed by the taxpayer's association claims the toll hike is a tax, not ferries and nbart cars.

>> none of the money is being spent on bridges. some of the money is being spent on road improvements. a lot of those road improvements are not even indirectly connected to bridges. >> but backers say the mass transit improvements will take the load off the bridges. nearly three dozen projects could now be stalled. >> this obstructionism is just not going to be helpful to the bay area commuters nor to the economy. >> regional transportation measures 1 and 2 passed years ago. the bay area counsel, which is comprised of 325 of the region's largest employers believes the third is needed. >> i know people are probably frustrated with today's traffic conditions, but they'd be a lot worse today if it weren't for the things that we did before. so there is the next in a series. >> and this lawsuit calls for invalidating both the state legislature's approval of

regional measure 3 as well as the voters. live in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> carolyn, thank you. let's turn your attention now to the weather outside. it's lovely, not too hot, but a little bit breezy. >> the embarcadero is perfectly nice, but inland it's a little hotter. let's check with meteorologist drew tuma and see how long that's going to last. >> it's a warm, dry evening out there, but i am tracking cooler and more humid air in the coming days. live doppler 7 along with satellite tonight showing you it is a clear picture out there. it is quiet as far as the eye can see. so the picture outside, a live look from sutro tower pointed towards the golden gate. we're clear right now, but give this picture six hours or so, and we do anticipate fog making a return to our coastline. winds certainly an issue out there right now. you saw carolyn tyler on the embarcadero. her hair was waving. the wind in san francisco right now gusting to 31 miles per hour. 17 right now in san jose. current gusts in oakland at 20. 23 in fairfield. the winds are very active right

now. they'll settle down overnight, and tomorrow afternoon they'll be much less active than they are right now, say gusts to 10 miles per hour. some good news there. the fire dangler be lessening tomorrow afternoon. temperature-wise out there right now, we're in the warmest spots inland. 93 in antioch right now. same in brentwood, 85 in walnut creek. 87 in pleasanton. you get the sea breeze. the coast, 63. half moon bay and san francisco 67. in oakland 80. it's hot in the north bay. santa rosa coming in with a temperature of 93 degrees. so here is the call from accuweather. over the next 12 hours, clear early on. after midnight, the clouds will develop first on the coast. some patchy fog spilling in and around the bay. temperature-wise, a lot of 50s on the board. our warmest spots inland where the marine layer does not get to you as much. low 60s your next 12 hours. so the 12-hour day planner on your wednesday. we had that fog early on. 50s and 60s the name of the game as we get you out the door tomorrow morning. by noon, that fog pulling back to the coast. still by 4:00, if you're inland,

this warmed a hot day. temperatures in the 90s. you can track the temperatures where you live. download the accuweather app. go hour-by-hour tomorrow and track that heat. highs on wednesday, 70 in san francisco. 66, though, in half moon bay. it's foggy there. 92 in concord. 89 in san jose. still warm in the north bay at 90 in santa rosa and napa up to 88 degrees. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. for the next seven day, tomorrow we have that morning fog. we're still warm inland. thursday we'll start to see increasing clouds. it will help to cool us off, but it will also increase our humidity a bit. so friday it will feel kind of muggy around here. we're out of the 90s. good news there minor warming over the weekend, but still monday and tuesday, guys, we're tracking temperatures back into the 90s. 80s back on tuesday. so the winds not as active tomorrow, so that's some great news there. >> thanks very much, drew. >> sure. sunscreen is good for you but some say it's bad for the environment. and one state is banning it. find out what you can wear to still protect your skin. and aids walk san francisco is just five days away.

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well, it's been ten years since the last indiana jones movie, and we'll have to wait a little longer for the next one. disney, which is the parent company of abc 7, announced today that the next movie won't come out for another three years. that's how long you've got to wait. originally, it was scheduled for release next summer. script issues are reportedly the reason for the delay. steven spielberg will direct and harrison ford will return to the role he started back in 1981. next week he'll turn 76 years old. >> three years! >> yep. well, protecting your skin may come at a cost to the environment. now the state of hawaii, of all places, is banning two common ingredients found in sunscreen that research shows are harmful to coral reefs. starting in 2021, the state will no longer allow sun block to be sold or distributed if it contains octoocate unless you have a prescription.

it advise divers to avoid sunscreen with those ingredients. the ingredients are approved by the fda. sunscreens with distinct oxide or titanium dioxide can protect omunming the environment. >> i just wear a rash guard. >> you got to protect your skin, of course. today we heard the news we've been waiting for and hoping for. all 12 boys and their coach rescued from thailand cave where they've been trapped. >> thank goodness. coming up, a look at what's next for the soccer team that captivated the world for weeks. the plan to split california into three different states will be

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i know from abc 7, live breaking news. >> and our breaking news once again, major progress in the effort to get this fire under control in south san jose. cal fire just tweeted saying it's now 75% contained. you can see a truck burning there and a boat nearby as well. you can see some of the charred areas that are near homes there. at last check, the fire has burned 100 acres in santa teresa county park. this broke out at 3:00ish, just

some flames remaining there. officials issued evacuation orders for nearby ibm campus and for muriel wright school. no word how this fire started. we'll stay on top of the breaking news and bring you more when we get it. well, the long and perilous rescue of a soccer team and their coach in thailand is finally over, and as you have probably heard, they are all safe. the final members of the team were extracted today. more than two weeks after the group became trapped inside a flooded cave. >> but doctors stress they're not out of the woods yet. abc news reporter elizabeth hur is in new york with the latest. >> an incredible ending to a mission that seemed impossible just days ago. all 12 boys and their soccer coach rescued by a team of expert divers, guiding them through these dark and flooded passageways, a journey nearly three miles long. abc's matt guttmann was outside the cave when the news broke. >> really a moment of jubilation

that nobody thought anybody here could pull off. and you can imagine the cheers erupting in this country as the news was delivered. >> across thailand and the world, a huge sigh of relief. >> happy. >> everybody will feel relieved, jubilant, you know. >> and classmates of the boys even making signs thanking the rescuers and calling them our heroes. the governor noting this former thai navy s.e.a.l. died a hero after rung out of oxygen during the mission. and now the road to recovery just beginning for these boys and their coach, all in an isolation unit at a local hospital, undergoing blood tests. at least two boys suffering from pneumonia, but all fit to be happy and even joking. they're now receiving medical and psychological evaluations. doctors saying their young age was a factor in surviving more than two weeks inside that cave. now after the boys recover, the london times is reporting that

their parents plan on sending them to local monasteries to serve as monks for about two weeks to a month. this as a way of thanking buddha for looking after them. we're told it is a common tradition there in religious families. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. remember elon musk designed a mini sub to help with the rescue? well, he tweeted today. great news that they made it out safely. congratulations to an outstanding rescue team. musk's sub was not used in the actual rescue, and president trump tweeted his praise on behalf of the united states, congratulations to the thai navy s.e.a.l.s and all on the successful rescue of the 12 boys and their coach from the treacherous cave in thailand. such a beautiful moment, all freed. great job. abc news will air a special edition of "2020" tonight on the triumph in thailand. watch on abc 7. trump's nominee for the supreme court is making the

rounds on capitol hill today. judge brett kavanaugh is meeting with key senators in what is expected to be a very tough nomination fight. in san jose protesters gathered by the japanese american internment memorial. they raised concerns about what the supreme court could decide on issues like immigration, civil rights, and reproductive rights if kavanaugh is confirmed. abc's arlet saenz has more on what's ahead. >> judge brett kavanaugh climbed the stairs to the senate, taking his first steps in the confirmation process. president trump's second supreme court pick on capitol hill for a round of meetings with republican senators. >> i think the president made an outstanding nomination. >> he is a respected jurist in the court he sits on. outstanding opinions. >> the white house hopes kavanaugh is confirmed by the start of the supreme court's term in october. republicans hold a razor-thin 51-49 majority in the senate,

setting up a tough confirmation battle. kavanaugh could shift the balance of power on the nation's highest court in favor of conservatives for decades. >> a judge must be independent and must interpret the law, not make the law. >> some democrats are already voicing fierce opposition. they warned a conservative leaning court could impact rulings on health care and abortion. >> now is the time to fight for the freedoms and rights that all americans deserve. >> but top republicans are crying foul. >> senate democrats were on record opposing him before he'd even been named. just fill in the name, whoever it is we're against. >> three democrats watched throughout the confirmation process are senator joe donnelly, heidi heitkamp and joe manchin. all three are from states president trump won in 2016, and they're up for reelection in november. or let saenz, abc news, capitol

hill. opponents of an initiative to split california into three want the state supreme court to pull the measure from the ballot. the initiative calls for breaking the state into northern california in orange, california in blue, and southern california in green. the bay area would be part of northern california. a lawsuit filed yesterday by a group called the planning and conservation league argues it's too drastic a change to state government to go through the normal initiative process. now tomorrow, london breed will be sworn in as san francisco's first female african american mayor. today abc 7 news was at city hall as crews prepared for the big inauguration. it starts at 11:00 a.m. 500 seats will be reserved with another one thousand available on a first come, first served basis. we'll have live coverage tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. on abc 7 news, and we will live stream the entire inauguration on our website, abc7news.com. new at 6:00, a crackdown on

graffiti vandals in san francisco. seven men are now facing a total of 5 two felony charges. they're accused of causing thousands of dollars in damage. let's give you a look at the suspects. san francisco district attorney george gascon says they are responsible for tagging buildings around the city, in some cases for years. and here are the seven men who have been indicted. there are some of the designs that the suspects are known for. we're going to show them to you here. officials say graffiti removal cost the city $20 million a year. it's also a burden on small business owners and tourists. >> it takes us away from running our businesses. it impacts the visitor experience. it makes people feel less safe. so it's really critical that we try to remove that graffiti quickly when it occurs, but better yet, get the criminals off the street. >> district attorney gascon says all but one of the suspects are in custody. all right. clear your cluttered counters and cook more efficiently? that's the promise of a new kitchen gadget invented by some

local high school graduates. >> tonight, only abc 7 news shows you what the brava can do and how it does it. also ahead -- >> you can buy a car

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challenge for any home cook is tending to food preparation while trying to entertain your guests or paying attention to your family. >> kind of a madhouse, right? inventers in silicon valley believe new technology and a countertop oven can change that. they're promising faster cooking times while delivering better tasting dishes too. >> abc 7 reporter david louie got a demonstration that you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> its name is brava, and it's silicon valley inventors hope it will take the place of other countertop appliances you already own. chef travis ray was skeptical at first. >> i tend to be skeptical of kitchen technology. we can make really good food with a pan and a knife. >> the brava use as set of lamps sending out invisible and visible light. it speeds up cooking time but doesn't dry out food. the heat can be controlled.

he paired salmon fillet. >> we're gently cooking the cherry tomatoes and the asparagus in the middle. >> its use of light that lets the brava work like a convection oven but with precise control. this is the chief technology officer. >> you heat up the air and have the air heat up the food, or it could cook by conduction, by changing the wavelength so that we hit the tray and have the tray heat up the food instead. >> many meals can be prepared twice as fast. the salmon was ready in 12 minutes. now of course comes the real taste test, and that is part of the job i really like. as we mentioned, i love crispy skin. so i'm going to try that first. i want to see if it turned out crispy. just the way i like it. >> brava has opened a store at stanford shopping center to demonstrate what the oven can do. units will start shipping in november with preorders priced at $995. customers seem excited about the

new technology. >> this is as exciting to me as the microwave in its day in the 1970s. >> brava can store tens of thousands of recipes in its memory. new recipes will be available weekly through an app. in palo alto, david louie, abc 7 news. >> wow. >> i'll have to try that. that's pretty cool. >> it got the skin crispy. that's pretty incredible. is our current summer warmth here to

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now, we buy clothes online, right? groceries. baseball tickets. so why not cars? >> you can, but should you? 7 on your side's michael finney is here to weigh in on that topic. it is a complicated thing to buy. >> that is really the question. shopping for a car or truck online is safe and efficient, but buying a car online sight unseen, well, you have to really be careful. it would have been quite the sight in europe, a beefed up ford pickup truck making its way down the road. frank decided to buy an american truck in america and visit shipped to his home in luxembourg. these were the photos he was sent after checking online ads

and finding a truck he liked. the seller suggested frank go through edmunds for escrow and shipping. so frank wired the money. >> a friend on mine, he told me because he knew about that car, and he said, well, that deal is too good to be true. >> worried, frank e-mails edmunds. >> of course, my heart sunk for him, because, you know, he had wired $34,500. >> three minutes later, i got a mail from edmunds, and she wrote don't even finish reading this e-mail. contact your bank. stop everything you can do. this is fraud. >> edmunds doesn't even offer escrow services. frank had phy edmund wsite le t one. and the sale came with a very specific way to pay. frank was to wire his euros to the united states where they would be exchanged for dollars. then sent on to the united

kingdom where the supposed owner now lived. >> it was very, very close really stop it in the last minute. >> that's right. frank didn't lose a dime. >> i know. i was so happy that that managed to work out. >> frank says from now on, he'll buy all vehicles in person, and edmunds says that's probably not a bad idea. >> people can get lured in by my gosh, that's half the price i expected to pay. and by then you begin to go down this road, and that's what the scammers want you to do is have increasing sense of comfort with the transaction. >> edmunds has a pricing guide. if the car you're looking at doesn't fit within its parameters, you have to ask yourself why. now i want to hear from you. my 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. that number is 415-954-8151. you can reach me on my facebook page and through abc7news.com. i also have a link to edmunds. they've got a wonderful article

on how not to get ripped off when buying a vehicle online. >> good information, michael. thank you. it was picture-perfect day to take drone view 7 up for a flight. you can tell it's breezy, but really warm near fisherman's wharf in san francisco this afternoon. >> check out the flags flapping as we give you a look at the bay and alcatraz in the distance. just a sparkling, beautiful day. drew is back to update the forecast. >> not a cloud to be seen from that vantage point, guys. but tonight we will track the return of fog along the coast, and that will start to usher in some cooler changers later in the week. overnight tonight, here is the call. we had the coastal clouds developing after midnight. 50s around the bayshore line where the fog doesn't reach inland, you're still in the 60s overnight tonight. future track temperatures tomorrow, midday. your lunchtime hour. 60s and 70s around the bayshore line. our warmest spots are already into the 80s. away from the coast tomorrow. it will be another warm day. 93 the high in antioch tomorrow. 89 in san jose. we'll go to about 70 in san francisco with afternoon sunshine.

76 in oakland. 88 the high in napa. tomorrow afternoon, not nearly as breezy as we are right now. we do have aids walk san francisco. sunday, golden gate park, starting off with clouds. sunnier skies later on, but temperatures will stay in the 60s. ear here is your accuweather seven-day forecast. fog tomorrow morning. it's still warm inland. gradually cooling off by the end of the week. but we do turn a little bit more muggy by friday and the weekend. pretty seasonal for this time of year before we warm up early next week. >> okay, drew. thank you. >> sure. all right. interesting change in the warriors. >> i know. not one so many know about but a super important person. >> really, really important if you want the stay healthy. they don't lose often. but one of their key contributors off the work, chelsea

abc 7 sports report is sponsored by stanford health care. >> good evening. a wrong has been righted second baseman jed lowry is an jere placement torez. lowerie making his first appearance next week. having a laugh with fellow all-star george springer. we're all-stars. high, deep, and aloha means we can't even find where the ball is. hit by alex bregman, 1-zip astros. that might be enough for justin verlander. when he is on the mound, bad

things happen to the opposition. stephen piscotty swinging and missing right there. matt chapman, he is going to be an all-star one day. oh, what a play. sprint and bare hand to get max stasi. wow. it's going to be fun watching him for the next decade. right now it is 3-0, astros, and they're in the fifth. johnny cueto was scheduled to start pour the giants tonight. pushed back a day, though. cueto missed a couple of months with elbow inflammation. so the giants, they're going to be very careful. derek holland will start against the cubs and cueto will go tomorrow. we have a lot of warriors news. they officially resigned kevon looney as well as damian lee. he gets a two-way deal. lee is steph curry's future brother-in-law. good to be in the curry family but the dubs may have lost their off the court mvp. the woman who handled rehab for steph and everybody else. chelsea lane is leafing to go to the atlanta hawks. lane joined the warriors three years ago brought in by the gm in atlanta. you see that connecion makes

sense there. chelsea was the head of physical performance in sports medicine, first woman to hold that position in the nba. her techniques, mental and physical helped curry come back from numerous ankle and knee injuries. remember, at one point the warriors had four all stars all out at the same time. went on to win the championship nonetheless. here is steve kerr on chelsea. >> chelsea lane runs our training staff. it hasn't happened an awful lot in this league, but it's worked beautifully because chelsea has a respect of the players and her bosses. >> chelsea unfortunately doesn't do interviews, despite repeated requests. i practically begged her. she says no. i'm told her decision to leave involved cost of living in the bay area. hard to imagine the warriors being outbid by the hawks. but maybe it's lifestyle. who knows. anyway, it's too bad because chelsea is moving on. france won the world cup in 2000. they lost in the finals in '06. they will play for the cup again this year.

the french beat belgium today in st. petersburg, russia. belgium with a chance, but the french keeper, a diving fingertip save. and back in brussels, they're watching on the big screen, and they thought we score -- we did not score. 51st minute, still scoreless. france on the corner. samwel heads it past the belgium keeper a fraction of a second late. they love it in paris. france wins 1-0. england and croatia will play tomorrow in the other semifinal. one of the biggest stars in all of soccer changing teams. cristiano ron noaldo is leaving madrid after nine years $110 million to get ronaldo. that's not his salary. they just paid over 100 million to get him. at age 33, he is a giant in the sport. real madrid figuring father time is undefeated and ronaldo may not be this great for much longer. on the wimbledon. drake at the all glend club watching serena williams in the festivals.

camilla gyorgy trying to spoil the party. serena takes the first set 6-3. serena, what evs, i got this. she has won 38 times after losing the first set in majors. and now let's make it 39 times she has come back after dropping the opening set. serena, 3-6, 6-3 and 6-4, on to the semis. abc 7 sports sponsored by stanford health care. she is 36 years old, coming off childbirth and she is still dominant. >> mama still got it. join us tonight at 9:00 on coffey tv channel cable 13. coming up, the helicopter pilot who reported himself dangling over a volcano. that's at 9:00. on abc news at 11:00, from garden to glass, an east bay company is using the power of petals the make a different kind of wine. that is this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news any time on the abc 7 news app. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. for drew tuma and larry beil,

good night.

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