>> a 64 on thursday and a.1 on friday caused extensive damage. ridgecrest is about a six-hour drive from san francisco. >> today a closer look at the aftermath near the epicenter. here's meghan tavarua rischian. >> reporter: this is a community hit the hardest from the quakes. when you drive down the streets of the neighborhoods, you can see the devastation. for example, look at this mobile home over here. it has been completely destroyed. it caught fire after the 7.1 earthquake on friday and it's hard to see inside because it's so dark and charred by this fire. if you look outside, here you can see there's furniture displayed all over the yard and parts of the tree have been burned. we talked to the kern county fire department earlier today. they say that most of these fires started because of broken gas lines. >> quite a few houses were

damaged. gas lines broken. and it's kind of a slow process finding all those issues. i think things will be popping up we'll have to deal with. >> reporter: getting a different angle of the fire, you can see this one particular family lost absolutely everything. adding to the stress are these after shocks. the city of ridgecrest has had over 3,000 after shocks since the earthquakes began and bracing for even more. abc7 news, ridge crest. >> we can help you prepare for an earthquake or any natural disaster. we have tips what to pack in an emergency kit. you'll see it right there on our homepage. >> the u.s. women's national soccer team today defended their status at international champions winning the world cup in france. but the team is waging a much bigger battle not on the field of play. it could benefit every single team. news reporter cornell bernard with a look at the broader impact of today's victory. >> go usa, yeah.

>> reporter: soccer fans cheering on team usa at a watch party at san francisco's civic center. >> this is epic, beautiful. love the women's team. love the usa. >> it's nerve-racking in the beginning but to see the team win, usa. >> reporter: with everything on the line versus the netherlands, team captain meghan rapinoe scored this amazing penalty kick in the second half. lease very scored to put the u.s. ahead 2-0 coasting to victory rapinoe got a standing ovation in france. >> they showed up to play. they dominate, destroy and play soccer. >> reporter: in san jose, a watch party was rocking. > i'm so happy my favorite player, meghan rapinoe got the fi. >>epr:any wom inspiring. a legal fight for equal pay and triotment fr tn waits them. >> it shows women deserve the

equality, the same pay as the men if not more because they are scoring higher. >> reporter: world cup champion and bay area resident brandi chastain says the players' lawsuit could change the game forever. >> players i have embraced that even though i think sometimes there's controversial like meghan rapinoe or alex morgan, i feel what they're trying to do is for greater good. and so i'm all in for that. >> reporter: fefa doubled the women's prize money to $60 million, mar less than the $440 million for the men's prize. calls to close that pay gap will likely grow in the future. meantime team usa will be honored with a victory parade in new york city on wednesday. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> after the win, star player meghan rapinoe spoke about the team's legacy and campaign for equal pay for female players. >> taking that fight off the field making things better for not only ourselves but for

everyone, i think we're a leader in the world game in pushing the women's game forward and demanding more. >> the u.s. team is set to the intermediation with the "uss soccer foundation. the lawsuit claims they're paid far less than the men's team and earning 38% game. >> pg&e is hosting several open houses in the bay area so people can prepare. the utility says the events will have information about wildfire safety as well as emergency preparedness. representatives will be on hand to answer any questions. there are two open houses this week. first is tomorrow at the oakland marriott city center from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the junior ballroom. heather farms and walnut creek host thursday. that will be in the camellia room of the gardens. the southern mariner fire department has a new tool or maybe a new boat at its disposal. a 40-foot long vessel named

liberty. they use it on the water and to help firefighters on land serving as a floating hydrant. the boat can put out up to 1500 gallons per minute. the boat is powered in such a way it gives firefighters better control. >> the latest abc news "washington post" poll shows the president with the highest job approval rating over the past two and a half years. even so, nearly two-thirds of those polled say the president has not acted presidential. abc news reporter rachel scott now with a closer look at some of the numbers. >> reporter: bolstered by a strong economy, president trump seeing the highest approval ratings of his presidency and the latest abc news "washington post" poll. 44% of americans approve of the job the president is doing. but still, 53% disdisapprove. an even greater number, 65% of those polled say the president has acted unpresidential. former vice president joe biden is the only one with a clear advantage over the president.

among registered votes. ahead by ten points. 53% for biden, 43 first for the president. >> he's the bully that i knew my whoa life. he's the bully that i've always stood up to. i think the american people want a president who has some dignity, who has a value set, who is actually trying to restore the soul of this country. >> reporter: the poll also touched on immigration with 80% of americans saying it will be an important issue in the 2020 vote. just 40% approve of how the president is handling immigration. a report last week from the inspector general is calling on the department of homeland security to address overcrowding at detention centers. >> this is extraordinarily challenging situation. we had an overflow situation with hundreds of children crossing every day. that's why we were asking for funding. >> reporter: pictures in that report have many democrats calling for change at the southern border. >> you make sure you're not separating parents from their kids, something i would do in my

first 100 days as president and then you bring in comprehensive immigration reform. >> reporter: rachel scott, abc news, berkeley heights, new jersey. >> there is a plan to dump rat poison on the farallon islands but here's the twist. scientists are saying it's actually a good thing. we'll explain. >> we've been following several lawsuits over roundup. now a bay area city is taking action. where it is now banned. >> skiing in the summer. the key resorts in the siera, people can still hit the slopes or the fourth of july weekend. >> amazing. i'm drew tuma. a cooler afternoon out there compared to yesterday. and the fog is rolling in. we're tracking drizzle overnight tonight. we'll show you whe

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in the north bay, the government wants to dump 1.5 tons of rat poison pellets on the farallon islands. scientists say that's a good thing. it would help protect a rare bird. tens of thousands of mice call the islands home and biologists say they're damaging the native ecosystem. but the mice attract burrowing owls that not only feast on the rodents but they pray on the storm petrol, a rare bird with a ing population. the idea is to get rid of the mice which are attracting another predator. >> american canyon decided to

ban the use of roundup on city-owned land. residents and business eveners can still use the killer on their properties. it has been the subject of several lawsuits that claim it causes cancer. in may a livermore couple awarded $2 billion and last year a man won a lawsuit against the owner, monsanto. the company denied a link between the key ingredient in roundup guy foe say the and cancer. >> a judge rejected legal challenges to some san francisco tax measures. last year voters approved a tax on commercial rents which then drew a lawsuit from businesses and anti-tax groups. they argued it was invalid because it did not pass with a two-thirds majority and was a special tax. the same challenge was also made to proposition c approved last november. when it passed, it is designed to raise hundreds of millions of dollars for housing and homeless services. nike apparently t financial boost after taking colin kaepernick's suggestion to pull a new sneaker.

the snok stock is up more than 2% when it was reported that kaepernick asked account company to pull its air max 1 usa shoe from stores. tmz sports reports it's worth $3 billion for nike. it features the design of betsy ross's flag which kapernick says it linked to slavery. there are calls for a boycott against nike. >> some warrios fans now own shoes honoring klay thompson. in oakland, people lined up to buy a new pairs of shoes featuring images of thompson along with pains from the east bay times. creators say it was inspired by thompson's ridgeal of reading the newspaper before games. >> we're so thankful to have supporting local news. he has been such a big part of this community. >> thompson just signed a five-year $190 million contract to stay with golden state. just ahead, the far east

comes to the bay area. weigh take you to a colorful celebration of the mongolian culture from food and drinks to ethnic costumes. >> drew tuma is up next with our accuweather forecast. >> and just ahead, the warriors officially trade andre iguodala. how they plan to honor the three-time nba champion. and champs again, the u.s. repeats a

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the mongolian heritage festival this afternoon. it was a family event to celebrate the arts and culture of the mongolian people without leaving bay area. there were lots of activities for kids as well as music and dancing celebrating the mon gol heritage. crowds of people came to enjoy the food at the annual festival. and all the proceeds go to the non-profit mongolian community association of the bay area. >> skiers and snowboarders got in the last runs at squaw valley and alpine meadows today. today, the 7th of july. closing day capps off a season that lasted nearly eight months. enthusiasts skied the three remaining lifts till the 2:00 p.m. cutoff time.

it opened for the 2018-'19 season in november with almost all manmade snow and improved with snowstorms hammering the area during the winter months. it was the third snowiest season on record with almost half the snow falling in february. >> some of them wearing sweatshirts. no big deal. >> must have been warm up there today. drew tuma has the forecast. >> that is wild. in july you're still skiing and snowboarding an indication of how wet our winter was this past season. about the temperatures today, they're below average and we'll keep that trend going for the next couple days. live doppler 7 along with satellite, the cloud cover coming back. our emeryville camera, a live look outside. when you see the fog at this hour, you know we're in store for a really cloudy night. winds active right now gusting to about 28 in napa, 29 at san francisco, 25 information san carlos.

26 in fairfield. and these winds are draining in some cooler air. so numbers out there the right now, some five to 10 degrees below where they should be this time of year. 60 in san francisco, 63 oakland. 76 the current temperature in santa rosa. brentwood coming in with a temperature of 79. here's the bigger picture. live doppler 7, already see the fog moving in and around the coastline spilling into the bay at this hour. what is driving our forecast, this trough, this area of low pressure over northern california brought that cooler air today. and is now bringing that fog back in as a marine layer expands overnight tonight. temperatures mainly in the mid 50s. lot of us. we will track some drizzle along our coastline tomorrow morning. future weather as we track the fog and drizzle, we'll stop the clock at 6:00 in the morning on monday morning. for commuters who commute close to the coastline, you may need

your windshield wipers as you encounter that fog. a little bit of coastal drizzle and we'll track that cloud cover. it's going to be slow to break down tomorrow. midday, you can see by lunch time, we still have fog. patchy nature in the east bay and thick setup of fog along the coastline. indication of a cool day on the way tomorrow. highs in our microclimates starting in the south bay, 75 san jose, 73 in sunnyvale. 76 morgan hill. peninsula, 61 palt toe at toe. cloudier in san mateo at 67. only 58 in pacifica. downtown san francisco, we'll be hard pressed to find sunshine. 61. 66 for south san francisco. north bay tomorrow, clouds, some afternoon sunshine. 77 petaluma. 76 novato. 73 sonoma, 671 in vallejo. the east bay tomorrow, peeks of afternoon sunshine, 64 in berkeley. 65 in oakland. 74 fremont. inland, this time of year, 70s feel refreshing.

72 san ramon. 77 in concord and brentwood up to about 80 degrees. here's the seven-day forecast. cloudier and cooler tomorrow. below average and cool for july tuesday and wednesday. we'll bounce back to reality on thursday. warming up. in the upcoming weekend, a lot of sunshine. warmer spots back into the low 90s. >> now sports from abc7 news. for the first time in history, the u.s. has gone back to back as world cup champions. team usa taking on the netherlands in the final match. 5th minute, alex morgan takes a high kick. she was in the box when it happened. so a patent kick for team usa. megan rapinoe does the honors. no doubt about it, she wins the golden boot for most points in the tournament. team usa would get another goal in the 69th minute. rose lavelle drills it past the keeper, 26th goal of the tournament for team usa. win ti.

rapinoe given account golden ball award for tournament mvp. >> world cup champion. that's the ultimate thing we grabbed tonight. unbelievable. i'm totally speechless. everybody's been trying to ask me to put it into words. there's no words. >> i think we've put so much work in the past couple years. to see it come to fruition has been so surreal. i get to do what i love with people i love. i've said that before. it's such an incredible experience. >> and now to baseball, matt chapman will be swinging for the fences tomorrow in cleveland. the a's all-star third baseman is competing in the home run derby contest. the a's wrapping up the first half of the season against the mariners. the dog days, make that cat days ofsummer. hey, can matt olson joined him in the home run derby? crushed. despite missing all of april, his 19th of the season giving oakland a 3-0 lead. still in the first, a's keep

coming. pinder scores a run. ball gets past the outside fielder allowing another run to score. 5-0 oakland in the first. you be the judge. fair or foul. layerian know goes down the line. called a home run. it clearly went foul but the ump says hmm, it's a home run. the mariners like what? good news for the a's, they win it 7-4. they're 50-41 heading into the break. giants and cardinals, what's up dog. >> jeff samardzija giving up just four hits. got great defense behind him in the seventh. pillar makes the catch. robs goldschmidt of a likely triple. that kept the game scoreless. giants didn't have a hit till the bottom half of the inning. longoria's 12th home run giving the giants the lead. that's all they needed. the giants get the win. all-star pitcher will smith

closes the door by getting the double play. giants win 1-0. won seven out of nine heading into the break. the warriors bid farewell to andre iguodala. today his trade to the grizzlies is official. the dubs get julian washburn as part of the deal. he won three nba championships and a finals mvp in six seasons with joelen date. the number nine jersey will hang in the rafters at the chase center. the 3m opener minnesota. dee cham bow 5 under 66. board putt to take the lead at 20 under par. two players behind him, 20-year-old matthew wolff for eagle and the lead. this goes in. he has the lead at 21 under. colin mora cow wa has an eagle putt of his own to force a playoff. it dies to the left. just misses. what a way to get your first pga

tour championship. 20-year-old matthew wolff wins $1.2 million. and earns a spot in the open championship in two weeks. a two-year exemption. that's the way you close it out. eagle on the last hole to win your first pga tournament. >> not bad. i guess that's okay. >> thank you. just ahead, woody's reign at the top of the box office has come to an ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time.

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tonight op abc7 news at 11:00, tomorrow is expected to be the biggest day yet in the ghost ship trial. lawyers tell us what we can expect to hear from the founder of the artist collective as he talks about the night 36 people died in a fire. >> plus, what we know about the san francisco man injured today during the running of the bulls in spain. >> all right. a big weekend at the box office saw a super hero grab the top spot away from "toy story 4." spider-man far from home" dominated the fourth of july weekend. sony pictures is enjoying one of sits best weeks in history thanks to the movie. far from home opened overseas before coming to the u.s. and grossed $580 million worldwide and the first marvel movie after avengers "end game." >> spider-man earned $93.6

million. "toy story 4" was in second place. yesterday and anna bell comes home both made $10.8 million and "aladdin" rounded out the top five. >> looking forward to move on now. >> we talked about that in the 5:00 news. >> the lion king, guys, is coming out soon. >> that's the big kahuna. >> i don't go to the movies. >> what? >> that's it. >> who are you? >> we'll get him tickets. that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. >> eric's paying. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪

>> hey, everyone. welcome to "bay area life." i'm lizzie bermudez. you know, the bay area has so much to offer, everything from entertainment to food to lifestyles and so many other interests. there's so much to explore. are you ready to join us? let's hit the road. on today's show, we're going backstage at the shoreline amphitheatre. >> we love shoreline! whoo! >> then, advanced treatments helping improve quality of life. >> it heals wounds that otherwise would not heal. >> plus, a traditional dish you can make tonight. >> we're adding our own personal twist and being able to share not only a part of our culture, a part of our family, and a part of some of the things that we love. >> and students making a difference in the bay area. >> i wanted her to just be happy and learn something, and i have gotten so much more. all of this fun driven by your northern california honda