>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> mercury rising. right now, it is a little hazy out there as we take a look at richardson bay in the north bay, san francisco, and diablo. the east bay is expected to get the biggest blast of heat. good evening. thank you for joining us. we begin with that summer sizzle coming our way. spencer joins us with details on an excessive heat watch. spencer: we have quite a hot spell coming our way. let's take a look at that excessive heat watch. this is important to keep in mind because there is a risk of heat-related illness if you are exposed to too much heat. this excess heat morning will be in effect from monday night

through tuesday morning. the high temperatures during this period will range from 100 to 105 degrees. here's a look at the heat coming our way monday, tomorrow. we expect the inland east bay and way far north to be anywhere from up or 90's to just over 100. tuesday, the hottest areas will be around 105 to 106 degrees. places like fairfield, antioch, up north of bear lake, cloverdale. many locations in those areas wednesday will still be up to 100, 102 degrees, but the heat will be tapering off. full forecast coming up in a few minutes. young: thanks. don't forget to check the forecast where you live any time on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. it also features live newscasts and breaking news just search

abc 7 bay area to download it for free. new developing news now -- thousands of kaiser mental health workers in the bay area in northern california say they will go on strike tomorrow. the clinicians are demanding kaiser boost staffing for mental health care. cornell barnard has details and kaiser's response. cornell: picket signs are being constructed at the emeryville headquarters of the union representing nearly 2000 kaiser mental health workers from fresno to the bay area who plan to strike on monday. many say they are burned out. >> we are here because kaiser has been completely negligent in how it is allowing us to work with our patients. cornell: the union is demanding the health care provider increase staffing. >> we got patients waiting 2, 3, or four months for their next

appointment. we all know you cannot do any kind of psychotherapeutic care when you got wait times like that. cornell: a new state law requires timely access to health care within two weeks in some cases. the strike threat comes after a bargaining session ended saturday with a tentative agreement on a wage increase for clinicians, but issues over staffing and working conditions cap both sides from reaching a deal. in a statement, kaiser permanente said strike is an unnecessary tactic to increase the union's leverage at the bargaining table, making it harder, not easier, to deliver until health care. the union says about 20% of the nations have left kaiser. >> we cannot continue to do this at a time when mental health has become a national crisis. a national crisis. kaiser is still not stepping up. >> 4000 health workers statewide launched a five-day strike demanding kaiser shorten patient wait times and reduce therapist

caseloads. unlike that action, monday's strike is open ended and could go on indefinitely. dion: also happening tomorrow, nurses in st. lucie will hit the picket line in an effort to increase the hospital's nursing staff. the one-day picket is set to start at 1:00 p.m. the hospital. nurses say there's a nursing shortage that jeopardizes patient safety. they say that since the merger in 2019 to become common spirit, they have seen a dramatic decline in staffing. common spirit did not respond to our request for comment. a monkeypox vaccination clinic is set to open tomorrow. sf general and kaiser permanente health clinics yesterday after they received about 10,000 doses. about 800 22 doses were

administered yesterday. the hospital's monkeypox vaccine clinical open tomorrow at 8:00. ucsf health says is it's providing vaccines as well, even for those who are not you cfs -- ucsf patients. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccine news and treatment on our website. an asian-owned sandwich stop in the tenderloin district is under siege. burglars have been targeting the business at least twice a week in the past the romans. it has gotten so bad that every window upfront has been boarded up by plywood. inside, merchandise has been cleared off shelves for safekeeping. the executive director of the tenderloin merchants association says burglars have stolen hundreds of dollars of merchandise and caused major damage to property. he says it is happening so often shop owners have even stopped calling police.

>> right now, the sense in the community is that the asian community is an easy target because it is safe to steal from them. you know you are not going to get hurt and not going to get caught. dion: reportedly the burglars have also figured out when community ambassadors patrol the neighborhoods. those ambassadors have recently even started wearing bulletproof vests after one was held at gunpoint. the group is asking the mayor for funding to expand the program and calling on supervisor dean preston for support. angry reaction tonight to that fbi search of former president trump's florida estate. that has triggered a warning for law enforcement to be on alert. faith abubey has new reaction. faith: some republicans on capitol hill have accused the

fbi of overstepping and playing politics. "the fbi raid on president trump is abuse and an overreach of authority." the white house responded. "the department of justice when it comes to law enforcement is on its own." >> losing faith in our federal law enforcement officers and our justice system is a really serious problem for the country. faith: arkansas's governor call for patients and voiced support for the fbi on cnn. >> the fbi is simply carrying out their responsibilities under the law, big lawful search warrant that a magistrate signed off on. faith: the department of homeland security and fbi saying in a joint intelligence bulletin obtained by abc news that there has already been an increase in threats and acts of violence

against law enforcement, the judiciary, and government personnel in response to the search. dion: a california lawmaker is visiting taiwan. a bay area congressman is among legislators on the unannounced two-day visit. officials say the group will meet with the taiwanese president. the five-member delegation is visiting in a show of support for taiwan. earlier this month, speaker nancy pelosi visited taipei. in response to china, which claims in a critically governed taiwan as its own territory. china has not yet commented on this congressional visit. emergency crews responded to the napa fair last night. here is why -- a ride gone awry. we find out exactly what went wrong. also, getting back on track.

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dion: it is day nine of the search for missing teenager kiely rodni. volunteers joined law enforcement this weekend to look the 16-year-old. she went missing august 6 after leaving a party in truckee attended by as many as 300 people. law enforcement says they have received more than 1200 tips from the public. investigators say they have grown frustrated by the lack of credible leads in the case. the san francisco police department hold a virtual town hall meeting tomorrow to discuss

last weekend's shootout in the mission district. officers say they return fire with a man in his 50's who was running away while shooting at them. the man was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the town will be live-streamed tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. on the city's youtube and facebook pages. in north l.a., a thrill ride gave people more than they expected at the napa town and county fair. they got stuck last night on a ferris wheel called the rampage. inspectors are trying to figure out why that ride malfunction. emergency crews were able to get all 10 people off the ride within an hour. the good news -- no one was hurt. part is repairing a section of track in the east bay that was damaged after a train derailed last month -- bart is repairing a section of track in the east bay. riders are told to expect delays of up to 20 minutes.

the transit district blamed hotwire for causing the derailment. the track reached hundred 42 degrees on june 23. that's when the last car of a 10-car train jumped the tracks. several of the 50 passengers on board suffered minor injuries. much more to come. today, the bay area got into the aloha spirit. ♪ we will check out a showcase of hawaii's heritage. it is a cultural celebration featuring a day-long concert, food, and dancing. spencer: there is hot weather coming our way. i will give you a look at

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will range from 100 to 105 on tuesday, so bear that in mind because heat can produce illness. that will be the picture at 5:00 tomorrow morning. it will burn quickly back to the coastline, giving way to sunny skies and warm to hot conditions tomorrow. overnight, it will be mild with lows mainly in the upper 50's to low 60's. many locations will not see lowe's dropping below 60 degrees , especially the inland areas. highs tomorrow a couple of 100's tomorrow. 100 likely the high in concord and antioch tomorrow, 90 nine, almost 100. 90 eight in livermore, so you can see really heating up rather

significantly in the inland areas. tuesday will represent the peak of the heating with highs up to about 104 and the hottest inland areas up to about 90 around the bay shoreline. still hot inland on wednesday. not much of a change with highest readings up around 102 degrees. mid 80's around the bay and the heat eases a bit thursday and friday, and finally, we have some cooling relief saturday and sunday, but earlier in the week, bear in mind it is going to be quite hot, so try to limit your exposure to the sun. wind shade if you are outdoors. find air-conditioning if you can. dion: thanks. now chris alvarez has a preview of sports. chris: coming up, the giants can for a sweep of the pirates.

chris: the giants still have slim wildcard hopes and if they are going to make a run, it has to be now. they have 10 more games before they play a team with a winning record. sparky getting a foul ball, and check out his friends. this is, like, the best day ever. here's another present -- three- led 5-0 at one point, but top of the seventh, they are only 5-3. brian reynolds takes it deep, 442 feet to right center. pirates take a 6-5 lead. bottom of the night, giants down

7-6. runaround for thairo estrada. two-run walk-off winter. giants winning seven. that is a sweep. they are back to 500. the diamondbacks coming to town. the hay's try to get bouncy in houston and try to snap a seven-game slide. this one on. in flash, the a's were shut out last night. did not get a run today until nick allen, eighth inning homerun, snapping an 18-inning scoreless streak, but the hay's falling -- the a's falling 63. regular season opener september 11 in chicago, but before then, plenty of evaluations for the coach to make in training camp. rookie quarterback samuel womack iii made quite the impression in friday's preseason win over the

packers. fifth-round selection out of toledo made not one but two intersections of green bay's quarterback. really fighting to the end to grab that football, and the second, anticipation pick for a 48-yard return. >> for your coaches, our defensive coaches for certain preach fighting for the ball, fighting until the end, fighting until the rest makes a call. i just fought for and ended up taking it. >> he's a very smart guy who has what it takes to make it in this league just by his mental makeup, so that does give him a head up on guys. he cares about what he is putting on tape, so that will allow him to go far if he continues to do what he is doing. chris: golf, final round of the fedex st. jude's championship, jenny mccarthy hit a ball that ricocheted into a cup holder, and would you believe it, he actually birdied. set struck a could win with this bertie, but slides on by, going

to a playoff. on the third, torres, tee shot. somehow this stays on the ledge. look at that. did not go into the water. thought about hitting it but took a drop. torres makes bogie for his first ever pga tour when. what a moment that was. can you believe that ball? it looked like a pinball machine. sometimes you get a little luck of the bounce to get your first ever victory. dion: it did not have a little motor inside? like, remote control from the side? very cool to see. when we return, she's a beauty and people find it hard to take a closer look. just ahead, we take you to

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dion: the hot august miles car show has rolled in. car lovers turn out from all over carla vogt -- california. it is the second car show of the year run by the niles main street association in fremont. more than 100 cars injured in today's car show, some made as early as the 1920's. car enthusiasts enjoy live music and goods from local vendors. the event is known as one of the best car shows in the bay area. what a nice turnout.

that's all the time we have for this edition of abc 7 news at 5:00. thanks for joining us. we will see you right back here in j tonight, we're following several developing stories. congressional democrats are demanding answers. did former president trump compromise national security by keeping classified documents at mar-a-lago? but we do begin with a horrific scene in pennsylvania. a car slams into a crowd at a fundraiser for victims of a tragic fire, killing one and injuring more than a dozen. the suspect then takes off, then allegedly kills his mother at a second location. new trauma for a devastated community. what police are saying about the attack. top democrats push back on the former president's claims that he de-classified the material at mar-a-lago. what's next in the investigation? plus, the fallout from the search. armed protesters outside the fbi office in phoenix, and new threats against agents.

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