airport security vendor clear was attacked with a knife. >> this area of the airport is not screened for security measures. >> although they could not confirm, police say they have witness reports of the suspect in his 40's being on housed and they say he was not a traveler out of sfo. something that did not faze tim robinson who traveled here from d.c. >> we keep an eye on her personal possessions and keep a small perimeter around us and keep our eyes open. >> the sfo bart station serves as a key connector from the airport into the city but it works both ways. it also provides fast, easy access for riders into the airport, something that can create security challenges. >> anyone can walk off the street and be in this area. >> this is the second stabbing at sfo since june when a

33-year-old with a machete injured multiple people. six-month before that, police shot and killed a 37 yield transient near this bart station who was carrying a replica gun leaving many to wonder if police have enough staff for the airport before travelers get to security. >> if staffing is an issue or if staffing needs to be addressed so that we can make this area safer, than those are steps we are going to take. >> the expedited security vendor released a statement saying we are working closely with all approach to law enforcement and airport security officials investigating this matter. the safety and well-being of our employees is a top priority. the suspect was arrested and the victim was taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. >> now to a tragic story out of lodi where a family already

grieving the death of their stillborn child, even worse news after discovering the body of the fetus had been thrown in the trash. >> the rhythm of her first heartbeat. it plays on in these teddy bears wearing onesies meant for amelia ana. >> her body is god's little outfit he did not finish. >> the parents say their baby had died during the second trimester of pregnancy and was a stillbirth. these mementos are all they havr after they say someone at cherokee memorial park tossed out her remains in the garbage. >> they promised us they are going to take care of her. >> they say the broken promise feels like losing their baby all over again. >> we cannot even have her alive and now we cannot even have her

body. >> lodi police say they received a report from the funeral home on july 16 that a fetus was missing from storage. after reviewing security video, they determined a transport service contractor had disposed of in item containing the remains into a waste container two weeks prior. the couple say they saw the video and described a man removing a bag of their daughters remains from a cradle in cords -- in cold storage, dropping it on the floor before retrieving it again. >> he grabbed the bag. kept on swinging at and shaking it knowing the baby was there. and then, -- >> shaking it just like that. after that, he walked around. took her out of the

cradle. through it in the trashcan. >> the funeral home says it cannot provide details due to the sensitive nature of what happened but they did send a statement saying in part we are working closely with family, law enforcement and others involved to investigate the incident and resolve the issue quickly. police say the people in the video have you contacted and the case is being forwarded to the san joaquin district attorneys office to determine if criminal charges could be filed. right now, the parents are still working through their grief. reading a poem he wrote for emily on a, he says he only wanted the best for their daughter even after death. >> we hope that she knows we love her. >> the body could not be retrieved because all waste containers at the funeral home had been taken by a collection

company. a search of the landfill came up empty. >> grief on top of the heartbreak. hundreds of residents from a san francisco building will not be able to move back into their apartments until next year. 33 high-rises in san francisco. now the residents will not be getting payments for temporary housing. luz pena joining us live. >> after august 17, 33 tema one a longer pay for temporary housing. residents will either need to move out or wait for the building to get fixed sometime late this year or early 2023. it has been over 46 days since over 600 residents were displaced from the building after a water main broke. the building management placed this resident and many others in

this hotel while the building got fixed. >> if they don't help us, i don't know what is going to happen to >> the real estate management firm that owns the building sent a letter to all tenants letting them know after august 17, they will no longer be responsible for their temporary housing. among those residents are 60 low income tenants. she is one of them. she was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer last year. she said the uncertainty with her housing is impacting her health. >> i hope they get us a place so we don't have to go through this anymore. this is very stressful. >> we spoke to the senior management director who said repairs are taking longer than anticipated. >> the elevators are not occupy a book because all the surroundings of the elevator shafts got wet and are growing mold so we have to replace all of the drywall.

>> the supervisor is requesting the city attorney office investigate what happened and whether the ownership has met and is continuing to meet legal obligations for displacing tenants. there are so many questions circling around specifically from the supervisor saying there needs to be a thorough investigation of what took place in the building. what took place? >> we do not know. we are analyzing all the pieces of equipment and doing a full investigation. we want to understand how this happened so it never happens again but we do not know at this point. >> they said what they are doing is legal. >> we made sure we got legal help to make sure we were following the law. >> this resident is hoping they help her with housing passed august 17 trip >> i need stability. i do not know how long i got to live. i got cancer in my bones.

this is really stressful for me. to the records, they have had 31 move outs and 22 people are scheduled to move in the upcoming weeks. they will give everyone their security deposit. as for the 60 low income residents, they are working with the city to relocate those tenants. >> 17 lawmakers were arrested today during a protest outside the supreme court calling for abortion rights. among those arrested were bay area lawmakers jackie spear and barbara lee. 35 people were arrested for crowding, obstructing or causing a disturbance. joining us now is congresswoman jackie spear. you went out there today knowing you might get arrested and you did. why did you do it? >> i did it and actually this is the first time i have been arrested. i did it because so much is at stake.

i cannot fathom that we are going to endure what we are already seeing happening around the country and states that have and abortions where women are having ectopic pregnancies that are not being well with. there is a reluctance to do a dnc, which happens at the time of the miscarriage. it also happens when you have an abortion. there are professionals who unwilling -- who are unwilling to do a dnc. i have had miscarriages i have also had an abortion. i had the ability to control my body in conjunction with my family and physician. i worry for my daughter because she has less rights than i do now. it is incumbent on me to protest. to do so in a civil disobedience, a nonviolent way. that is how most great changes in our country have taken place

whether it was rosa parks who would not relinquish her seat in bus or whether it is the suffragists who tied themselves or chained themselves to the fence at the white house. these are important issues. never in the history of our country has a right and taken away from the american people but that is what has happened with the decision of the supreme court. >> some abortion rights advocates have said the biden administration has not responded with enough urgency, with enough outrage or action. do you share some of that frustration? >> i certainly would appreciate it if the president and he is contemplating creating what is called a public health emergency should he has taken steps to make it clear medication abortion which is what is used in about 54% of all abortions which is taking two pills and

that can be taken up to 11 weeks. that is fda approved, has been since early 2000. we have a long history of being able to utilize that drug without side effects. he made it very clear that is going to be available and the right to travel cannot be impinged. we have passed bills in the house, the women's health protection act which would codify roe v. wade and made it clear the right to travel is enshrined in the constitution. it is in the fifth amendment and it is not specific to the renault -- not specific. it is the basis on which we have always been able to travel between states in this country. >> you call what you did today making good trouble. who is the one person you would

like to see out there protesting with you making good trouble? >> we had 16 other members of congress that did it today. i don't think we are going to stop there. i conceived of this idea a couple weeks ago because i feel it is really important we continue the drumbeat. we cannot be complacent. we have to realize lives are at stake and when you have health care professionals who join you and talk about their experiences everyday, when you look at the physician who did the abortion on the 10-year-old girl who was raped and is being threatened, she and her family are being threatened, we have got to take back our country in terms of the rights we have always embraced and have frankly taken for granted. >> congresswoman jackie spear, thank you for your time. >> coming up, heating up.

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>> another delay in san francisco's long-delayed central subway project. today, muni announced the opening will be delayed six to eight weeks due to a fire last month. officials hoped to begin service in october but it is likely pushed back until november or december. the 1.6 begin dollar project is years behind schedule. >> now to the global heatwave taking place. record-breaking temperatures in the united states and europe. >> scorching heat across the globe and across the country. fires are raging in north texas as the state deals with the record temperatures. experts say climate change is to blame as temperatures rise faster than scientists anticipated. >> we are talking about all-time records.

we have never in record history seen this type of heat. >> the 10 day forecast in houston shows triple digits across the board for the first time ever. much of texas has seen no measurable rain for weeks. people being asked to limit use of electricity and water. >> we are experiencing a stress on our system because of peak demands with peak weather conditions. >> many workers outside suffering in this heat including this ups driver in arizona collapsing at a customer's front door in 110 degrees heat. now a heat wave is moving into the northeast. 60 million in the u.s. are expected to face temperatures of 100 degrees or higher in the coming days. french officials warning of a heat apocalypse as temperatures soar to 109 degrees. in spain, passengers surrounded by a wildfire as their train passes through the blaze. more than 1100 heat related

deaths accounted for in spain and portugal. officials warning the number will climb. offices, stores, and some museums shutting down in london as the city records its hottest day on record. >> a lot of food stalls are closed because of the heat. >> there is's when it running down everybody's back. it is hot. >> the washington post is reporting the president is considering declaring a national climate emergency which could allow the administration to speed up efforts to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions and promote renewable energy. >> it sounds like the whole world is on fire. we bring in mike nicco. it is mild in the bay area. >> we can always think the sea breeze and the ocean water to our west and how cool it is to keep most of us in comfortable temperatures. england, we have continued to be a little warmer than average. that will remain in the forecast for seven days.

let's go back to the u.k. and show you what happened. 100, manchester. almost 100 in newcastle. that is way north. now it is midnight and they're still dealing with a degree temperatures in places like birmingham. norwich still 75. most of these areas, no air conditioning. they are having a rough night of sleep if they are getting any. we will start to feel cooler weather for them starting tomorrow. for us, typical summer pattern. dangerous serve through at least tomorrow evening if you're thinking about going to the coast. cooler days are limited to a couple. temperatures today down a little bit from yesterday. i saw a wind gust as high as 40 miles per hour at sfo. keeping the bay in the 60's and 70's to san jose at 78. 84 at san ramon.

76 in napa. 88 in nevada. it all has to do with the winds. a little bit faster in santa rosa and napa. 34 to 33 from san francisco at sfo. if you're heading out on the water at 9:00 and those breezes will continue. 33 relating strike so far. a lot of cloud cover along the coast. that is going to be moving in at a little bit faster clip. expect temperatures to feel nicer this evening. on our way down to upper 50's. average high in san jose is 81. 73 to 81 on the peninsula. spot on for downtown san francisco. average high is 66.

santa rosa, average high, 83. 70 twees. average ghs . as you look at livermore, average high is 88. those 90's again tomorrow inland. we drop down to 88 degrees for friday. we get back to more accurate -- more average temperatures monday and tuesday. kind of a stagnant pattern. you will see the least amount of temperature changes the next seven days. >> neither elon musk nor twitter is totally happy with the decision by a delaware court today. details coming up next. >> a michael finney with good news and bad when it comes to robo calls and texts.

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since i got a robo call. >> let's start with one of life's major distractions. robo calls are declining but robo texts are going up to in a new report, a study found companies have implemented new technology to block spam calls. we are receiving about half as many today as we were last year. while encouraged by the drop in calls, the agency noted the number should have decreased even more. let's move on to robo texts. the number is staggering. last year americans received a billion of these things a month. this year, it is 12 billion a month. the new robo call law does not cover texts. you soon will not have to leave youtube to go shopping. the service is partnering with shop a fire to allow users to

purchase products right on youtube. video creators will be able to display products for sale in their videos come on their channels and have the option to allow checking out directly on youtube. apple has agreed to pay $50 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over its butterfly keyboards. the butterfly keys were prone to getting stuck and could be easily damaged. macbook laptops have the butterfly keys from around 2015 to 2019 before switching back to a more traditional design. users who replaced keyboards will now be paid. it could be entitled to anywhere from $50 to $395. apple did not admit any wrongdoing in agreeing to the settlement. spending a lot of money on this. >> the upside of the robo texts, i feel i have so many more friends.

>> they are not real friends, larry. >> kristin, way to burst the bubble to thank you -- burst the bubble. >> covid cases continue to surge. it is not just causing problems related to health. >> i was not heard. i was not respected. i sat on my -- on the table and i just cried. >> the maternal health crisis in the u.s. and why it is mostly affecting black and brown wom

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highly transmissible ba.5 very. it is now the dominant variance in the u.s. in california, hospitalizations continue to climb. morgan norwood has the latest. >> driven by the highly transmissible ba.5 variant, new covid cases continue to surge across the country. the variant now makes up within 70% of all cases and is said to be more resistant to prior vaccinations and immunities. it is why health experts are pleading with americans to get their boosters. >> having 67% of the population in rich developed country like the united states is unacceptable. >> according to the latest cdc data, most of the u.s. is living in a county with high or medium risk level of covid yet some cities and agencies are rolling back restrictions and mandates. in san francisco, the mask requirement for bart now expired. >> this is not the time to do

it. >> with so many lives lost to covid, the other toll has thrown under the radar. workers lost due to long covid. freddie fernandez spent months in the hospital. his family still deals with the effects. >> to value life because from one day to another, it can be gone. >> in hearing tuesday, when advocate estimating americans with long covid lost about $230 billion a year in earnings. a number she believes could double by 2030 if the population keeps growing and the virus keeps spreading. >> there is no way this could not have a significant impact on the economy. >> ac/dc panel has voted to recommend the novavax vaccine. -- a cdc panel has voted to recommend the novavax vaccine. >> solano county is confirming its first case of monkeypox. officials have identified two

probable cases. there almost 200 probable or confirmed cases in the bay area. this map shows where each county stands. a report says most experts do not believe it is possible to contain the virus. when expert from texas who advises the who said i think we missed that train at this point. today on our 3:00 p.m. show getting answers, i spoke with mayor london breed. she tells me the city is petitioning the government for more of the monkeypox vaccine. we will try to pull that up for you. do we have that? the mayor -- we cannot pull that up for you but the mayor did say the city sent a letter today to javier becerra who leads the department of health and human services. the letter calls on the agency to increase supply of the monkeypox vaccine and make san francisco a high-impact area a priority. >> more health news now.

there is a maternal health crisis in the u.s. and black women are most affected. that issue is at the heart of aftershock, a new documentary released today on hulu by our partners. according to the cdc, black women are three times more likely to die during pregnancy or childbirth. >> abc 7 news race and culture reporter julian glover takes a look at the organization working to make birthing healthier. >> this adorable guy is 14-month-old kingston. he is always on the move. his seven-year-old big sister has her hands full. their mom is happy they are healthy. >> kingston, i was 32 weeks. kindle, i was 34 weeks. >> her experience is far from isolated. according to the cdc, black women experience higher preterm

birth rates and a higher maternal mortality rate. she believes the quality of care was a factor. >> i was not respected. i sat on my dr.'s -- on the table and i just cried. i was like, why are you not listening to me? matter how equipped we are, no matter how educated we are because i show up as a black woman, i show up as a black mother, it is not safe. >> the new documentary streaming now on hulu brings the black maternal health crisis front and center. >> my daughter story is loud, colorful and artful. she was awake, aware and active. and yet she still died. >> the documentary following two black families as they take on the health care system stop more preventable deaths from pregnancy from happening is released at the same time as a study by an international

maternal medicine hub. the study found people of color were less likely to receive continuity of care and have their doctor or midwife present during childbirth. black women were most likely to desire more decision-making power in their pregnancy but were less likely to receive it. women of color were twice as likely to report being physically violated and have a health care provider ignore or refuse a request for help and be shouted at for health care providers. >> interpersonal and structural racism are at the root of this issue should >> an organization at you css obj in is aimed at addressing structural racism to reduce disparities in birthing incomes. an issue that alexis knows firsthand >> my last delivery, i was asking for pain medication and was refused. told you do not look like you were in enough pain. >> the initiative advocates for policy changes to address root

causes. most recent -- most recently securing implicit bias training for providers. >> if we listen to the folks who are most impacted, we are going to see the changes we want to see in our system and see improved care for black babies and black families. >> hope is on the preterm birth initiative advisory board. she sees the work paying off firsthand. she is pregnant with her fourth child. >> this is the first time in 19 years that i feel safe giving birth. >> this time, she is a few weeks away from making at full and plans to use a dula during birth. >> you cannot guarantee every birth outcome but this proves you can do something. it is not impossible and when you listen to them, they make it. at 43 years old.

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restaurant and private club. it is super expensive. top-tier membership fee runs $300,000. i don't understand where the nft part comes in. as in the 300,000 -- isn't the three under thousand enough? spencer, i expect to see you there. >> you may see me driving someone else over there and dropping them off. >> i did not know you were doing over as well. -- doing uber as well. >> that is the side job so he can afford the wind at the club. -- the wine at the club. >> i just do not get it. >> i thought the nft is what you get when you sign up. >> i have no idea how the nft fits into the club. >> we will not be signing up for that but will be dining at some

of the rest -- what will we be dining at some of the best restaurants in the world? in the top three are geranium in copenhagen, central in lima, disfrutar in barcelona. the u.s. makes its entrance with atomics in new york city. the bay area restaurant is at the 50 spot, single thread. have you guys been to any of them? >> i have not been to any of them. >> i have to most of those cities except lima. >> will nominate sushi bar in montecito if anybody wants to head down that way. i would highly recommend it. they should be on the list. each piece of sushi is -- they are all made by hand obviously but they are made individually

and each piece has its own story and a wine pairing. it is quite elaborate. >> i would have expected to see more napa entries. above 50, that is for sure. >> spencer is mr. fine dining. >> i have dined at some very fine restaurants. here in the bay area and new york. i have dined in copenhagen. i have not had one yet that has made this list. i don't know that i will. >> when spencer goes to a restaurant, it should automatically move into the top five. >> he is in influencer. >> we are talking about restaurants we will never eat at and a club we will never go to. >> this next one might apply to you. alaska airlines is introducing electronic bag tags in the u.s. this fall. passengers with those tags can activate them with a mobile app from anywhere. the tags will display the travelers flight number 11 look at to be dropped off quickly at the airport. alaska says the system will

reduce the use of paper tags by 156 foot wall field lengths a year so they're going to save a lot of paper. some people have done to the point where they are putting the apple air tags in their bags because the airline sometimes don't have the slightest idea where they are going. it has been a real problem recently with negative handler strikes. nobody knows. >> this sounds like it will be a great timesaver for travelers and for the airlines but may be even more important, it is going to save all that paper and help the environment. >> if it helps them track the luggage and fewer pieces get lost, yay. 7 you can go to them -- >> you can go to them and say i know exactly where my bag is >> even bears need time to themselves and enjoy a walk on the beach. this bear was posted on the tahoe heart facebook page. you can see the bear at lake tahoe hanging out enjoying the

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>> fresh off winning his championship with the warriors, steph curry is set to host the espy awards. let's look back at the incredible season that led to this new opportunity. >> steph curry from way downtown. some curry chaos. > the dynasty is still very

much alive. >> he is an nba champion, nba finals m.v.p., west finals m.v.p., all-star m.v.p. and broke the nba three-point record. nobody has made more threes. >> i got that, baby. >> that was just this season to who quit -- this season. >> now, steph curry is taking on a whole new challenge, hosting the espys. is there anything this guy cannot do? >> i would not say i am sitting by the computer writing one-liners all day. >> this year he also gotis davidson college degree. >> i can make a three pointer in my sleep all day long. >> and it is a champion off the court. -- and is a champion off the court. he is also a family man.

a father of you guessed it, three. and a supportive husband. speaking of aisha, she has become a superstar in her own right. >> when my kids are at school, i am working. when they are sleeping, i am working. >> after a whirlwind year with the support of his family and fans, can curry crush his espys hosting assignment? it should be a fun night. >> chris alvarez is live in l.a. he insisted on being the first person on the red carpet and chris, you are the first one except the carpet is not out where you are. >> we will count this because i am on the walk of fame in hollywood. i got stopped like, are you chris from channel 7?

it was a friend of the lake dubs who are going to be supporting steph curry. he is going to host a show. use all peyton manning host a couple years ago. we are going to see what stuff has -- what steph. he said he is not writing one-liners yet. what will he come out with? will he be funny? will he give himself an award? we are going to find out tomorrow night. i will be on the red carpet tomorrow. >> you look so hollywood with your shades on and being recognized by throngs of passerby's. i know you also talked with the giants skipper about steph hosting. what are the athlete expectations? >> i was able to talk to moses

moody and james wiseman a couple weeks ago. he is very funny. he said staff is such a good guy and everyone appreciates him. they cannot wait to see him. cannot wait to see them. they will be glued to their phone if they are not here. we will have stuff coming up at 5:00 and 6:00. >> go see if you have a star on the walk of fame. just tell people you do and they should help you find it i think they are building it -- you find it. >> i think they are building it right now. >> the espys are tomorrow at 8:00 on abc 7. >> when you look at the global picture, we are pretty happy with what we got. >> it could be so much worse. july has not been all that hot. it has been close to average

everywhere. tomorrow, 66 in san francisco 1096 in antioch. the rest of the country, still looking at places like texas, oklahoma, arkansas, louisiana, missouri and kansas well into the triple digits. as long as the high pressure stays there which it is supposed to, we are not going to see extreme weather here. 96, 94 is a little warmer than average but most of us are used so that this time of the year. the rest of the forecast, pretty close to normal. have a great evening. >> a 94-year-old east bay man sharing what he loves with others. >> i stumbled on the most incredible way to spend your senior years. >> meet the wildflower guy hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels.

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-- a maroon one. >> they have taken over a strip of grass starting in 1998. >> i got rid of the weeds as best as i could. i bought a $.10 package of wildflower seeds for heaven sakes and that is how i started. every year, it grew bigger and bigger. i started with a, s tb nc. the city gave me water. >> using only hand tools and hours of labor, he created this garden and another along a scrubby stretch of land along a popular trail. >> when i discovered wildflowers, they live, they die and they return to the earth. i don't need any storage space

like the material world. that appealed to me. if everybody did it, we would not have any pollution. >> he also grows food. tomatoes and squash he delivers to neighbors. >> he is one-of-a-kind. he is a good guy. what he does for the neighborhood and everything that grows here is really great. >> this is a major street. people pass by the street. they see this wonderful wildflower garden and they often see him out here working at all times of the day and it is just an uplifting great story. this really shows the power one person can have in making their community a better place. >> neighbors are starting to take on the work load as the 94-year-old hopes to spread the magic. >> on this magic wand i would like to save the earth and i would like everybody to think that way.

>> we salute him. that is going to do it for

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: exclusive new details this evening about the ride-share driver shot and killed near oaklands little saigon neighborhood. at his forhe time about his death. thank you for joining us. ama: just two days after the brazen daytime murder, his family is sharing their story. dan: the family is speaking out, looking for solutions and seeking justice. the story will see only on abc seven news. >> she is afraid to leave her house. she can't sleep. reporter: pushing through tears, judy, recalls the horror that played out outside her home just