for you to always get brushing right. philips. >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. veronica: top stories right now at 6:00 a.m. ride hail hart break. family and friends reeling after a driver from oakland killed with little to no reason. the search for answers pointing to single neighborhood. >> a staggering multi-million dollar heists after a luxury show in san mateo. the brinks truck that has a cargoful of jewelry and gems, robbed at a truck stop. the f.b.i. investigation this morning. >> an executive order due out on travel. president biden set to sign new rules to protect americans abroad. drew: good morning. it is tuesday, july 19th. >> yes, we want to start with a look at our weather withdrew. welcome back. drew: glad to be back. we have a lot of fog out there

this morning close to the coast, we are dealing with visibility issues, there you can see doppler radar, in parts of the north bay, visibility down 1-3 miles. so marine layer is with us for many of us this morning. wakeing up to 50's and low 60's, so take you outside. here's our south beach camera showing you the bay bridge, shrouded in fog this morning as the folks come into the city. we'll get the sunshine coming our way this afternoon and a a wide range of temperatures. 90's making a comeback inland, 70's if not low 80's around the bay shoreline later today. we'll take a close look at the temperatures, also issues along the coast with a beach hazard statement. we'll talk about all of that in a few minutes. reggie: drew. thank you. this morning, an oakland communities is reeling after an uber drive was shot and killed it happened around 11:00 a.m. sunday morning on 13th avenue near east 21st street. it was just one of several shootings in oakland over the weekend. 52-year-old kon fung has been identified as the victim. his girlfriend says he was getting ready to start driving for work when that shooting

happened. video that hasn't been released to the public shows two men walking up to fung's door, opening it, words were exchanged and seconds later, fung was shot. >> we believe that this is -- was a robbery. we don't know initially what the underlying circumstances may have been, but we know that mr. fung was working in the area. jory: oakland's police chief says the area where sunday's homicide took place, is considered one of the most violent in the city. community members are asking for city council members and opd to increase resources. >> this is ridiculous, and you no, i understand that they are understaffed, you know, i mean, but still, that's no excuse to what's -- the violence that's going on here. >> oakland police responded to three homicides since friday. so far in 2022, a total of 64 people have been killed in oakland.

>> this is the kind of stuff that movies are made from. >> millions of dollars worth of gems and jewelry were stolen from a brinks truck traveling from the bay area to southern california. this morning, the f.b.i. and the l.a. county sheriffs department are investigating the heist. abc 7 news reporter am adell cat till. the reporter: a million at this million dollar jewelry heist. luxury items loaded on to a brinks truck, later broken into while pulled over at a rest stop. international gem and jewelry show president arnold duke says the merchandise was being transported by brinks from the san mateo county events center to a show in pasadena. >> they carry all the money that's printed at the u.s. mint to the federal reserve, so there's no question we trust them a million percent.

big ticket items taken last monday include diamonds, gold and luxury brand watches duke says are all engraved with traceable serial numbers. private investigator, and former f.b.i. agent, rick smith, says the sophisticated crime is often systemic. >> as soon as they stole it, they got rid of it, so they couldn't be identified as possessing it. the l.a. county sheriffs department confirms this was not a typical armored car seen in city environments. instead, the trailer was targeted near frasier park in the mountains along i-5. >> you know, these things used to be so prolific, one of the most dangerous jobs in the world was being a brinks driver and a guard. >> the reporter: historically targeted for what they transport. but there is some discrepancy in the value of items taken in this case. brinks says in part, according to the information the customers provided to us, before they shipped their items, the total value of the missing items is less than $10 million. however, duke says exhibitors

estimate the value at up to $150 million. >> it's a common practice for these jewelers to underinsure simply because if you insure everything you have, it's very -- it's just very, very expensive. the reporter: at least 16 exhibitors part of this weekly traveling show, are now out in millions of dollars worth of luxury items. their livelihood, according to duke. the f.b.i. is assisting in the investigation. brinks and the crew of the vehicle are cooperating with officials. >> the f.b.i. and the police investigators, detectives, were at our show in pasadena this weekend intervying everybody, including my -- interviewing everybody, including my employees, because anybody that was there, could potentially be some kind of suspect. he says the outcome of this case has the potential to impact the entire jewelry industry. i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> residents of the san francisco high rise damaged by a massive water main break may not be able to return until late this year, possibly even next

year. management at 33tehama say the residents can terminate their lease or choose to return with the building is habitable. but it's going to stop providing financial assistance. supervisor matt dorsey says he is pushing city agencies to accelerate placements for tenants of the 60 below market rate units. he issued a statement saying this is a bad situation that has caused very serious upheaval in the lives of hundreds of residents at 33tehoma, none more so than the low and moderate income renters who are least able to afford near-term housing arrangements on their own. >> time now is 6:06 a.m. san francisco health officials are expected to provide no details about monkeypox cases in the city today. it comes as local politicians and community activists are demanding the c.d.c. and f.d.a. do more to contain the nationwide outbreak. about a dozen people staged a rally outside the department of health and human service he is office yesterday. they say federal agencies have failed to respond to the

outbreak with urgency, prompting unnecessary spread of the disease. >> we need the federal government to do what it needs to do and give the state of california the city of san francisco and communities across the state the resources that we need to keep our communities safe. we demand it. >> activists say agencies need to step up engagement, education and testing and also calling for more vacaville home even doses. san francisco is expected to get 4,000 new monkeypox vaccine doses this week. far short of the 35,000 requested by the city. >> we have everything you need to know about monkeypox, including vaccines and treatment, it's on our web site, abc7.com. >> now to the latest covid-19 headlines. hospitalizations in california have quadrupled in the past three months. more than 4400 people are in the hospital, compared with less than a thousand due to covid in mid april. daily cases have also tripled in the same time period. health officials believe those

are underreported because of home tests and the c.d.c. has stopped requiring cruise ships to report covid cases saying on its web site, they can manage their own covid-19 mitigation. >> new pat 6:00 a.m., president biden is set to sign an executive order to protect americans traveling to foreign countries. the order allows the u.s. government to sanction people deemed responsible for detaining americans and holding them hostage. there's also a new risk indicator called, the d indicator. meant to warn americans about countries where they risk being wrongfully detained. a senior administration official says that as of today, that first nations to be added to the risk category are miramar, china, iran, north korea, russia and venezuela. and shock and on edge, a murder at a bay area bowling alley, but the suspect is still out there on the lease. police have a picture and they want you to take a very close look. plus p protecting same-sex marriage. the u.s. house vote's today to

protect lgbtq-plus rights. drew: we're taking a look at a beach hazard statement along our entire coastline through 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. we have the southwesterly sweel that's bringing an increased risk of rip current and sneaker waves. be aware of the dangerous now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? oh, all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. oh, i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. will you add a motorcycle? no... did you say yes? the new xfinity supersonic bundle. it's kind of a big deal.

jobina: now is the marsh fire which is burning near pittsburgh. but officials say firefighters are making progress. about 20,000 gallons of water per minute from the delta are being bumped into the site. the fire is burning deep in the peat of the marsh lands. drew: we'll have moderate air quality at the fire because of the marsh fire. elsewhere, we're good to go. we do expect better air quality

for everybody tomorrow, with an increased onshore flow. so just be aware of that if you live near the marsh fire. let's take a look at temperatures. 50's and 60's this morning around the bay shoreline by 11:00 a.m., 70's and 80's shortly before lunchtime and then into the afternoon, very july-like pattern. we'll have a wide range temperatures. the hottest spots going back into the low and mid 90's today. we'll go to 87 in san jose, inland 94 for a high, so it is hot with sunshine inland. 72 in oakland. 66 in the city. 63 half moon bay. palo alto up to 80 degrees. when cooler weather will hit us by the end of the week coming up in the seven-day forecast. first let's say hi to sue and see how we're doing with traffic on this tuesday. the reporter: we're busy, drew especially if you're commuting bart this morning, we have 47 trains, but delays, still no service in the concord pleasant hill stations due to a grass fire there. there is a bus bridge in place on the sfo antioch line and now we're recovering in the richmond line, because of earlier equipment problems.

recovering right now, they're looking at still a 20-minute delay. however, that equipment problem has been fixed. metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza backing up towards the macarthur maze for a solid 10-minute delay, a problem in san jose, north 101 near old oakland road, fire is blocking the right lane, accident cleared to the shoulder, but you are stacked up beyond the 680-280. jobina: a new fast-food items that will get teams back in line. supporting small businesses. the grants aimed at helping asian-owned establishments across the country and as we head to break at 6:13 a.m., bringing you a live look outside. beautiful view from the clouds. we'll be right back. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪things are getting clearer♪ ♪i feel free to bare my skin♪

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the number one dermatologist prescribed biologic. jory: happening today the u.s. house set to vote on a bill to codify same-sex marriage into law. a bipartisan group of house members and senators is behind the effort. since last month the decision to overturn roe v. wade, justice clarence thomas announced the court should reconsider other rights like same-sex marriage. the group introduced the bill yesterday, the respect for marriage act what to enshrine marriage equality into federal law and add extra legal protections on marriage equality. new details this morning about the january 6 insurrection. abc news learned former white house press secretary sarah mat tuesday and matthew pottinger, a member of the security council during the trump administration will testify before the committee thursday. both resign on january 6 after seeing the white house response to what was happening at the capital. meanwhile, jury selection continues today in the trial of steve bannon.

he is charged with contempt for refusing to comply with the subpoena in the investigation. jobina: in the east bay, a livermore bowling alley as reopened with modified hours after a deadly weekend shooting. the search for the suspect is still going. family and friends are in shock and on edge. >> i couldn't sleep last night, all night. i literally got to work, they were like, are you ok? he was a loving person and he deserved the world. like he did not deserve to go it's very shock being that this happened to him. jobina: livermore police are looking for this man. 27-year-old roger aleman garcia. detectives believe he shot and killed antonio vargas at the granada bowl bowling alley over the weekend. >> he said, there was a shooting at the bowling alley, we were having her birthday party, and i saw the man, pull the gun out of his waistband and i yelled, gun, run.

jobina: police believe the shots were fired after a verbal and then physical fight. garcia's location is unknown, but many friends of the family worry that if he isn't in the area, he's attempting to cross the border into mexico. reggie: new help on the way for asian-owned businesses hit hard by the pandemic, but you have to act quickly. the aapi program will provide grants up to $25,000 for up to 100 businesses across the country. businesses must be aapi majority owned. there are also some revenue requirements. there's still some time to apply on-line at aapi strong.com. the application process is open through july 26. kfc is hoping chicken nuggets will be the key to -- [indiscernible] starting this week, they're testing nuggets in north carolina. if they are a success, kfc plans to replace popcorn chicken on the menu across the country. analysts say the again-z is an important group for restaurants,

that specific generation eats out less frequently than other generations at the same age. now, i swear they used to have chicken nuggets. drew: yeah. reggie: i remember them. i remember them being quite distinct from the chicken nuggets at mcdonald's, because i can actually taste right now in my mouth, the sense memory. jobina: ok. reggie: the secret herbs and spices. jobina: i'm doing a little real estate search. drew: these are chicken nuggies. jobina: what's the difference between this and popcorn chicken though? it looks the same. reggie: popcorn chicken is smaller, is it not? drew: there's a distinct size difference. reggie: to me popcorn chicken is what's left over at the bottom of chicken nuggets. jobina: i see. reggie: you know -- the six pieces but you wish there were like a seventh or eighth. jobina: like the colonel's at the bottom of the popcorn.

dirk: don't you love it when you get an extra nugget and you're like, that worker, thank you. reggie: someone loves me today. i'm going to do some deep research and find out. drew: also, didn't we say, they don't like to eat out gen-z's. jobina: and they don't like fast-food. reggie: drew: kfc, you have a high bar. reggie: they're really going after them anyway. drew: they're like, you know what i want to try. reggie: go after me, i'm nostalgic for it. reggie: drew: he has mouth memory of herbs and spices. reggie: ok. drew: all right. good morning, let's go to the tam cam. it is beautiful out there. we have our sun up. you can see low clouds on the surface with our marine layer. some high clouds as well, but all if all, it will be a sunny afternoon way from the coast. coastal fog spreading across the bay this morning. warm to hot inlll hit a cooler pattern by the end of the week. right now, it's actually a little bit cooler inland compared to this time yesterday. low 50's in our coolest spots in the north bay valleys. most of us waking up to mid and upper 50's.

a light layer needed. a summer spread in full effect today, 80's and 90's in the south bay. a lot of sunshine. 85 santa clara. santa cruz, 76 degrees. along the peninsula, 60's on the coast. 70's and 80's from san mateo to redwood city. 80 the high in palo alto. afternoon, 66 with afternoon shines. cooler at daly city, sticks 2. 9982 in -- 86 the high in sauce liotta. the east bay today, afternoon sunshine mainly in the 70's. 78 oakland city. same castro valley and inland, a hot day with sunshine and that moderate air quality. 95 in brentwood, 93 in concord, hit about 9 now in livermore. overnight tonight, we'll have the fog along the coast, patchy fog along the bay shoreline and generally fall into the 50's. accuweather seven forecast, cooler weather arrives on friday and then the weekend, looking

nice, it's very july-like. well have morning fog, afternoon sunshine. 70's, 80's and 90's away from the coast. reggie: i just wanted to announce that indeed, there were chicken nuggets at kentucky fried chicken in 1985, they were called kentucky nuggets, believed no lies that you see today, because mash bowel, many other web site it's kentucky fried chicken's first nuggets ever. that's why you have to continuing olds like me. drew: they're coming back and then you get the other generation that's like they're back. reggie: include us. jobina: so when were they discontinued? 1985. reggie: 1985 was when they were introduced. i don't know when they were discontinued. drew: it could be before our time, jobina. jobina: are you on the i-team now? drew: he's on the i-team. he's very small, he just does food investigations. >> got it. reggie: wow, very small.

drew: specifically when things left and when things came back. reggie: ginger is waiting for us by the way, while we're doing this nonsense. jobina: she has a look at what's ahead on gma. the reporter: nice to be with you reggie and jobina on a tuesday morning here. we are starting with the dangerous heat, oh my goodness, we've got not only high temperatures that could break all-time july records from oklahoma south, but also, overnight lows that stay in the mid 80's. it is really quite unbelievable. so we'll get in to that and the heat advisories in case you're traveling east, come here for the midweek and beyond. new details about the deadly mall shooting near indianapolis. what we are learning about that attack, and the hero bystander who stopped the gunman from killing more people. plus, michael has an exclusive interview with carl massive, the first active player in the nfl to come out as gay. he talks about the response to his courageous moment and his message for kids. you'll see that only on good morning america, and also, the new "dancing with the stars" new "dancing with the stars" cohost,

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jobina: happening today, russian president vladimir putin is visiting iran. putin will speak with leaders of iran and turkey to discuss a number of items, including a u.n.-backed proposal to resume exports of ukrainian grain to help ease the global food crisis. this is the -- this is only the second time putin has left russia since starting the war with ukraine. the u.s. is keeping a close eye on the trip. there are concerns putin could secure combat drones from iran, that could be used in ukrai.: at washed up near pacific pier will likely be towed out to sea today. >> it's a common occurrence for orca, who live along the coast, to prey on young whales of -- well, they can even prey on adult whales, but various species and currently, there are lots of humpbacks feeding along

the california coast. jobina: a large group of truckers are expected to be back out at the port of oakland again today. they're protesting the state to keep their status as independent contractors. it's a conflict that's been brewing in the shipping industry for a couple years now. they're not happy with some of the changes, state assembly bill 5 would bring. ab-5 requires trucking companies to treat their independent contractors as employees, which will be providing employee benefits for them, but many independent truckers say they would -- the change would also mean they would have to pay extra insurance and licensing costs. >> if they wantedhaould employ themnd they'd be an employee, they can walk into a plethora of companies here at the port and they could do so, but there's a reason why they haven't. so they want to stay independent. jobina: legal efforts to block ab-5 have failed, so it's now set to take effect as soon as

this week. next at 6:30 a.m., the police chief that's set to make history in the north bay today. reggie: plus, jeffrey the giraffe is back. where you're going to see toys "r" us pop up again here in san francisco. jobina: a first of its kind restaurant opening atop sales force park, but it's not without controversy. there's a pricey way you need to prove that you're a member. reggie: a live look outside, it is 6:28 a.m. and we'll be right wan intnep kids get thr ection's

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reggie: right now hat 6:30 a.m. a deadly freeway crash block lanes for a time. the pedestrian on the road when it happened. the investigation in san francisco this morning. jobina: amazon warehouse under inspection. the conditions federal prosecutors are looking into at facilities across the country. plus -- >>

reggie: extreme weather having wild effects across the world. you just saw a car fall into the ground in the bronx. while fires in spain and it's so hot in britain, even the buckingham guards need a break. a look at that as drew has some better news for today's forecast here at home. jobina: good morning everyone. it's tuesday, july 19th. reggie: we're going to get a check of the weather forecast right now. hi drew. drew: good morning. we're looking at the fog this morning, because it's dense in some spots, close to the coast and in parts of the north bay this morning. visibility down to 2 1/2 miles in some spots, so likely you'll find not only reduced visibility, but drizzle along the coast as well this morning as a marine layer is firmly with us. generally in the 50's, a couple low 60's san r ramon to antioch. the south beach camera showing you the bay bridge, parts of it shrouded in fog as the folks come into the city. the morning cloud cover gives way to sunshine this morning. 70's and 80's by lunchtime away from the coast and then a wide range of temperatures, very

typical summer spread, our hottest spots going back into the 90's. we'll take a closer look at the highs coming up in about eight minutes guys. reggie: drew thank you. lanes are back open on the southbound side of southbound 280 if san francisco after the c.h.p. tells us a pedestrian was killed on the freeway after they got hit by multiple vehicles near the monterey boulevard on-ramp. investigators have not said why the person was on the freeway. two vehicles did stop, but it's not yet clear if they were involved in this crash, we'll let you know more as soon as we get into the newsroom. jobina: san francisco unified's new leaders are promising a first of its kind document outlining specific academic goals, according to the chronicle. the announcement came day after a workshop with the district's new superintendent, new board president and three new board members. among other things, the quote, visions values goals and guardrails document will provide steps to improve student outcomes, and ensure equity across the district. the district plans to share the

document in public meetings in the coming weeks before a final vote on october 25th. reggie: happening today, sfnta expected to give us an update on the south way central project subway project. the central subway will extend t line through union square and china town once it's open. in may, we got a sneak peek at what riders will experience, it includes a huge art piece, showing a chinese folk dance that will greet people at the chinatown station. officials say the plan is to open the subway in october. jobina: in the south bay, hundreds of employees at the amy's kitchen plant in san jose are looking for new jobs. they were informed that the plant will be shutting down in september. yesterday, was their last day on the job. amy's kitchen makes vegetarian frozen meals found otera your local grocery stores. mary worked in the san jose facility for about six months. >> so when i got this job, it means a lot to me, because means, like i have a salary for my family.

i support my family, i have to pay my bills. jobina: the company issued a statement, saying in part, quote, like many other businesses we are working to meet the challenges posed by widespread -- persistent inflation and consumer demands. amy's plans to help employees with their career placement. reggie: happening today, ukraine's first lady is if washington, d.c. for meetings with u.s. officials. she'll meet with the u.s. first lady, jill biden today and house speaker nancy pelosi tomorrow before addressing congress later this week. she's also met with secretary of state antony blinken. the visit comes as russia's war if ukraine nears five months and the same week russian president vladimir putin is visiting iran. jobina: time now, 6:34 a.m. opening statements have started in the kristin smart murder trial in monterey county. paul flores is accused of killing smart in 1996 when they were students at cal poly san luis obispo college. his father, paul smart, is

accused of helping his son hide smart's body. the. >> they're going to do everything they can to use all of his statements, which contradict themselves over and over and over. the defense, to say, look, this person is clearly so incompetent, in so many ways, there's to way this is the person that could pull off the perfect murder. jobina: there are two just hearing the case. one for paul flores and one for ruben flores. the trial is moved to salinas over concerns the two might not get a fair trial in san luis obispo. reggie: happening today, nevada will hold a swearing in ceremony for its first female police chief, bethlehem johnson, she served as a captain in san martinez since 2018. she was appointed by former nevada police chief and current city manager, adam mcgill. johnson says she applied for the position because she wanted to better engage with the community, which she sees as vibrant and sophisticated. arrested again.

the man seen in this viral video facing more charges for theft at a san francisco store. jobina: you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> one of my biggest fears was what i would only be remembered for being gay. reggie: michael strahan sitting down with las vegas raiders star, carl massive. the exclusive gma interview this morning. abc 7 is live every day weekday from 7 to 8 on the abc bay area streaming app. jobina: 630. drew: 6:36 a.m. we're going outside. showing you a marine layer with us. low this morning. as we take a look at the pollen u.v. index, tree pollen moderate levels. your main offender, elm, weed, grass and mold spores are high.

ears doppler radar 7, you can see the clockwise rotation of the showers and storms wrapping around it. we're on the outer fringe of this high pressure, meaning inland we'll find some hot temperatures today. but close to the coast, we still have a marine layer keeping us comfortably cool. wide range of temperatures expected this afternoon. 50's and 60's for the most part by 11:00 a.m. 70's and 80's shortly before lunchtime in our warmest spots. we do expect 90's to return in our hottest cities later on today. very typical july pattern with it comes to our temperatures. 60's close to the water. we'll see 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline and again our hottest cities going back to the low and mid 90's later on today. we'll take a closer look at some of our cooler temperatures headed our way by the end of the week with a cooler pattern coming our way in about seven minutes. let's say hi to sue. the reporter: well, we're going back to bart issues. one is recovering, the other is

still out this. there was a fire near the bart yard, over if the concord area, so they had to shut down the cop cord and pleasant hill stations. they still have a bus bridge there with major delays in the sfo antioch line. berry esa, that is in the recovery line. bay bridge plaza, 12 minute stackup and still with this extent in san jose with the right lane blocked due to the fire crews there. five vehicles involved. north 101 at old oakland road stacked up to tully and a new report of an accident walnut creek, gregory hill, this is actually concord area south 242, you can see it's stacked up to

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we're hearing there is police activity there. ryan curry is there live to tell us what we know so far. the reporter: good morning. we got here just moments ago, saw a lot of police tape cautioned off over one of the carousels in terminal 3 here at sfo and police are continuing to investigate what may have happened. we're hearing reports from the starbucks, just over the other side of this police tape, that somebody witnessed ati stabbing. now, we haven't confirmed this quite yet with police about what was going on. but what we do know is that they're able to tape off this whole area, and they're trying to keep us a good safe distance from this while they continue to investigate. anybody who's in this area is having to go up and around the caution tape, or outside and around, in case they're trying to get to this part of the terminal. the other carousels are fine. there's no other tape around that. but it's just this one section is where they've currently taped off, trying to kind of piece together what may have happened here moments ago at sfo.

the starbucks is open, and people are obviously still getting their coffee in this morning. but this section of the airport is close and we did see a good number of police officers probably about a dozen, over in this area, trying to piece together what happened. we haven't seen much physical evidence here at the airport, of what may have happened, but what we to know is that there seems to be a good amount of presence here investigating again, what starbucks has said is a stabbing in this area. we're going to try to get proper information over here, but again, there's definitely some police activity in this section of the airport. live at sfo, ryan curry, abc 7 news. reggie: happening now, a palo alto police are looking for a man suspected of stealing items from a store at the stanford shopping center. police say when they got to lulu lemon, they arrested four people for theft, range in age from 16 to 22. officers recovered 300 total items valued at more than $38,000. police are still looking for a fifth man. you can see him here in this surveillance. if you see him, you're asked to

contact palo alto police. you might remember this viral video from last june. a man who was arrested and sentenced to 16 months in prison and then recently released. well, he's just been arrested again, accused of doing the exact same thing. john romero was arrested for shoplifting at a san francisco cvs this time. police say he's stolen up to $15,000 worth of merchandise from that store alone. watch as employees shows you what police say romero was trying to take when he got arrested. >> all of this. >> in one day? >> yes. >> how many times has he come? >> two or three times day. i've seen him in here twice and i hard he comes in at night too. he goes straight to -- morning, straight to where the garbage bags are, opens one up, fills them up. like this. and then he helps himself to a

beverage. reggie: lugo romero is in custody facing multiple charges. police are looking as to whether he's some for other robberies in the area. jobina: millions of people around the world are bracing or already dealing with extreme heat driven by climate change from dallas to denver and even the u.k., spain and portugal. record-breaking temperatures are causing chaos. this dallas, temperatures are forecasted to be above 100 degrees for the next 10 days. look at that map. all right. much of texas has seen no rain for weeks. now, people are being asked to conserve electricity and water. in you're p 0, wildfires -- are expected to peak at 104 degrees today, which would be the highest temperature ever recorded there. in western you're p 0, so far, more than 1100 people have died due to the extreme heat. it's terrible. crews are cleaning up a big sinkhole that opened up in the bronx, new york.

all right. it looks like another car might be going along with it. as you zoom out there. you can can see -- so this hole swallowed up the van. local officials stay extreme weather which is caused by flooding, is the reason for all of this. and there are reports of another car falling into the sinkhole. reggie: extreme heat in london started to -- i guess -- i'm not really sure what that says. in any case, hundreds were stranded at the airport as flights were delayed, postponed or cancelled altogether. according to the met office, temperatures in luton hit a high of 95 degrees on monday. the flights did resume toward evening. england is still under a red extreme heat warning. as temperatures are expected to reach 105 degrees today. jobina: federal prosecutors and the department of labor are inspecting amazon warehouses or fulfillment centers is what they're often called across the country as part of the civil

investigation into unsafe and unseemly workplace conditions. authorities want to know whether injuries were properly reported. investigators visited amazon facilities outside new york city, chicago, and orlando. workers at warehouses have complained of a grueling pace, uncomfortable heat, and the potential for injury. happening today, a remote court hearing for -- hearing of twitter's legal case against elon musk. twitter is arguing that musk is in breach of their $44 billion agreement. last week, twitter sued musk and says the dragged-out dispute is harmful to his business. twitter seeks a trial if mid september. however, musk's lawyers want to meet around february of next year. they say they need more time looking into twitter's fake spam accounts. the billionaire has cited inaccurate data on spam accounts as the dominant reason for wanting to terminate the deal.

reggie: a massive day opposing markets for netflix. the company is due to report its second quarter earnings today, it was once the darling of wall street, it suddenly find sit he in the midst of a pretty bad year. netflix' stock is down about 70% so far in 2022. the company lost subscribers in the first quarter, it's the first time that's happened in more than a decade. netflix is predicting another subscriber loss in its report today, somewhere around two million. the company does still have more subscribers than any other streaming service, and just laid out plans for a cheaper ad-supported plan. so we'll see how that goes. another bay area tech giant appears to be pulling back on hiring and spending. bloomberg is now reporting that apple is scaling back plans amid worries about a looming economic slowdown. mountain view's google as well as microsoft and amazon have already made similar moves. and g.m. is making a bold prediction on its future in the electric vehicle world. c.e.o. mary bera is sticking to

her prediction that by the middle of this decade, gm will surpass tesla in second sales in the u.s. yesterday, g.m. unveiled its new chevy blazer, e.v., an all electric s.u.v. with up to 320 miles of range, and a starting price of $48,000. the tesla model y, for example, ranges up to 318 miles, but starts at $57,000. here's a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this, no. we are up about 230 points. a beloved family toy store which filed for bankruptcy back in 2017 making a comeback this year. toys "r" a monday it's partnering with macy's to bring back the iconic brand. rolling out this month, all macy's department stores will house toys "r" us for the upcoming holiday season. the in-store shops will vary in size, but at flagship locations like here in san francisco, you can expect to walk back in to the fantastic toy plaza that you may remember from the past.

i remember just a warehouse, but -- a toy plaza? jobina: it's like a wal-mart, and target had a little baby, but had nothing else except the toy aisle. reggie: that's it. jobina: yeah. all right, well, if you're going to be spending money there, you want to keep an eye out for this. skimmers, those devices attached to credit card machines used to steal your information and your money, well petaluma police have been getting a lot of reports about devices across the city. a few days ago police say an a.t.m. technician uncovered two at a bank america, accompanied by cameras installed to catch the passwords. multiple at several 7-eleven locations. the press democrat, according to them, no suspect have been identified as the investigation continues. in sunnyvale, one skimmer was discovered at a 7-eleven chevron store. a man went to buy his milk at the store in sunnyvale last week, he jostled the pin pad and

heard an adhesive sticking sound and the video shows the man enraged after he removed the device entirely. sunnyvale police is investigating the incident saying it is a new occurrence to the department and that the device is different than past skimmers they've seen and often are found at gas pumps. reggie: the world's 50 best restaurant awards referred to as the oscars of fine dining has released the annual list, only one bay area restaurant wins this international honor and it is at number 50. single thread in heels burge. and also -- heelsburg. single thread is one of only 33 restaurants to make the list this year. the other two are in new york city. the top restaurant geranium in copenhagen is the top restaurant for the second year in a row. i did look up, i'm not going to say the name of it, but i looked up restaurant i went to based on that list last year, it was the top restaurant in the u.s., in

new york city, and it was fine. drew: do you remember what number it was? reggie: it was like number 20 something. drew: that seems high. alex: i-just re. drew: just remarkable, because it was the highest of in i restaurant in the u.s. drew: was the ambience lacking. reggie: no it was good, i just can't imagine putting it on a list of the top 50 restaurants in the world and especially can't imagine that it's the best restaurant if the united states. there's just no way that's true. jobina: somebody's cousin probably worked over there. reggie: that's what i'm saying. something about this list. i finally g got you darryl, you know what you did. drew: change of prices five times higher. reggie: allegedly. >> we don't know this. drew: allegedly. here's the tam calella. -- tam cam. the fog below the sunshine, buns the fog gets out here, we expect a lot of sunshine today. temperatures in the 50's and

60's, as you wake up this morning, so a light layer. be aware of a beach hazard, along entire coastline through 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. we have a southerly swell, bringing increased risk of high surf. 91 morgan hill. along the peninsula, 75 san mateo, 75 mountain view. downtown afternoon sunshine, 66, cooler in daly city, sticks 2, the north bay mainly in the 80's and 90's. 86 santa rosa. 82 in napa. the east bay, a lot of sunshine, we're mainly in the 70's today. 72 for oakland. 78 union city. 77 newark and as we head inland, it's a hot one, mainly in the 90's. 91 at creek. 91 pittsburgh. hit about 95 in brentwood. overnight tonight, we'll have the coastal cloud cover, patchy fog around the bay shoreline and numbers generally falling into the 50's. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, wide range of temperatures, the summer spread

through thursday. we're breezy and we're cooler by friday. that will feel nice inland back into the 80's. the weekend shaping up to be very july-like. morning fog and afternoon sunshine and the wide range of temperatures does continue. jobina: seth curry tweeting he is platinum as he looks over his espy script he is hosting them tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. what is curry thinking one day before he stakes the stage. >> i'll just be myself, have fun with it and embrace the opportunity and the honor to host the espies. it's something i never thought i would have the on tore do, so i'm going to embrace it and have fun with. jobina: curry is also up for four espy awards. is the host going to hand himself a trophy. we will find out tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. on abc 7. the first of its kind nft-themed restaurant is being built right in the middle of a public park in stranded passengers. here is the artist restaurant for the shell restaurant at

sales force park. the shell group revealed the japanese theme and includes a members only show, club, sky lounge. proof of membership comes in the form of an nft. which can cost up to $300,000. the plans have already sparked controversy according to sf gate with some concerned about building an exclusive business in a public park. as many in the city struggle to make ends meet. reggie: i'm not going to dunk on this until i know more about it. the nft, it seems like a p.r. thing to get attention. the restaurant is good. jobina: yes. it could be one of those things, you know, where nears a wide range. reggie: that's what i'm guessing. >> lycophore 300 grand, you -- like for 300 grand, you might be able to live in it somewhere. they might have like an apartment on the top floor. after dinner, stay the night. reggie: i'm just not going to hate on a new business opening at this time where there's nothing else there. it's not like it's replacing

something. there was nothing there. jobina: i do feel the public part concern though. i love a good public space. it's nice up there. reggie: there's already a space there for a business. so -- jobina: i'm just hungry honestly. up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: as we head to break, a live look outside. it is 6:55 a.m. and we'll be right back. loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's

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concord and pleasant hill. berry essa line is still recovering as well. reggie: number three, the f.b.i. investigating a multimillion dollar jewelry heist of a brink truck traveling to southern california. the truck left san mateo sunday night. the associated press reports it was unattended when it was robbed early last week at a rest stop in a grapevine section of interstate 5. jobina: number four, c.d.c. panel meets today to discuss who should receive the newly authorized nova vacaville home covid vaccine. a -- vaccine. a vote is expected before noon. reggie: number five, get your lottery ticket. tonight's mega lottery is worth more than half a billion dollars. the cash prize a cool 305 million-dollar. the drawing is at 8:00 p.m. drew: number six, a little something for everybody today. summer spread does continue. you can see we'll get that sunshine coming out, as as the fog pulled back from the coast this, no. 66 in the city. 72 oakland. 8 he 7 in san jose -- 87 san jose. inland, it will be a hot day with a lot of sunshine.

93 in concord, 94 in antioch. jobina: number seven, heinz has introduced spoon fries. made entirely of potatoes, so you can scoop up enough ketchup for your fries. right now, they're only available through a contest for u.k. residents, but we know how this goes, if it does well there, it's coming across the pond. reggie: i'm. drew: i'm just wondering, how are at the going to make the fries i- reggie: they're not. drew: like do you have the infrastructure to make fries. reggie: heinz is very creative in writing news press releases. >> now, until the supply chain gremlins come for them and then they can't get all that ketchup out. i tried. drew: supply chain? reggie: hasn't heinz been churning it out recently? jobina: they have. drew: yeah. reggie: like every other week, there's another story -- drew: right. jobina: there's our man at the

beach. drew: get those coins. jobina: have a great morning everyone and stream us on abc 7 at 7:00 a.m. nex good morning, america, for our viewers in the west, 60 million people across the country bracing for triple-digit heat. extreme heat danger. fast-spreading wildfire in texas destroying multiple homes as the record-shattering heat scorches the nation from texas to massachusetts, taking a toll on workers and leading to concerns about the power grid holding up. in europe, more than a thousand deaths, the heat fueling wildfires, melting runways, stopping flights. ginger is tracking it all and the urgent warning for the planet and your health this summer. new details this morning about that deadly mall shooting in indiana. what we're learning about the