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east bay valleys, hills, and include santa clara east hills and mountains. this excessive heat watch in effect and we expect high temperatures to range from 100 to 105 on tuesday. here's a look at the progression of temperatures. tuesday will be the peak of the heating with numerous locations well above 100. we will have a look at the complete forecast in a few minutes. dion: sounds good. thanks. to the north bay, scary moments for a dozen people on board a ride that got stuck at the napa town & country fair. it happened saturday night. napa firefighters had to rescue the riders with their latter. they were stuck in the air for at least 30 minutes. j.r. stone talked to organizers and to kids who were on the ride when it broke down. >> good idea. >> that is crazy. we were stuck at the top of a

ride. j.r.: jacob describing and recording the moment he got stuck on the rampage ride with his friend. it happened saturday night at the napa town & country fair. >> no one really told us what was going on until the firefighter got up there. >> they just left us whirling up there. they didn't tell us they broke down. j.r.: they were two of the 12 people who had to be rescued by firefighters. >> the operators attempted to get it down and they could not bring it all the way down to the station. we have the ladder truck come out and evac. j.r.: no one was hurt before or during the rescue but jacob's family says one little girl was shaken up. >> she was crying, on the ground shaking like a leaf. j.r.: organizers say this ride got stuck at the end of the night. it was going to be the last ride of the night. once organizers realized there was a problem, they contacted authorities with the goal of

getting everyone off as safely as possible. >> you certainly don't want stuff upside down but. this is a great company, great safety record. all the protocols worked. everything they were supposed to do was done. j.r.: as for jacob and emery, despite their parents wishes, they plan to go back on the ride sunday but it was closed. >> mom says they are never writing another ride again but they know it's not true. >> it is not so bad. >> that went at least. >> it was just really cold. i didn't have a jacket. >> i was trying to text my parents but my hands were shaking. j.r.: this is the first time the fair was held in three years because of the pandemic. everyone i talked with just happy the 12 riders were rescued and ok. j.r. stone, abc7news. dion: new details about a fatal shooting last month involving

sonoma county sheriff's deputies in geyserville. the sheriff's office has released video from body worn cameraputies shot and killed a 36-year-old on july 29. investigators say he was carrying a rug, hammer and a tiller. he's accused of breaking a window, forcibly car dragging a truck, and leading deputies on a 45 minute chase. that is when deputies approached chavez, ordered him to drop the tools in english and spanish. >> drop it now! >> put it down! [yelling] >> put it down. dion: the sheriff's office says chavez picked up a big rock and pulled his arm back towards deputies. one deputy fired his taser but did not disable the man. the other deputy then fatally shoots chavez. the sonoma county d.a. and rosa

county police are investigating. a search of the oakland estuary for a passenger who jumped from the san francisco bay ferryboat earlier today has been called offer the night. passengers witnessed the person jump into the estuary before 4:00 this afternoon. the crew began rescue procedures and radio for help. firefighters responded along with the u.s. coast guard. so far, there has been no sign of that individual. only on abc seven, an asian owned sandwich shop in san francisco's tenderloin district is under siege. burglars have been targeting the business at least twice a week now for the past several months. it has gotten so bad at lee's sandwiches, every window up front has been boarded up with plywood. inside, merchandise has even been cleared off shelves for safekeeping. the executive director of the tenderloin merchants association says the burglars have stolen hundreds of dollars in

merchandise and caused major damage to property. it says it has opted so -- it has happened so often, they have stopped calling police. >> our sense in the community is that the asian community is an easy target because it is safe to steal from them. you know you will not get hurt and you are not going to get caught. dion: renee colorado says the burglars have also figured out when the association's community investors patrol the neighborhood. those ambassadors have recently started wearing bulletproof vests even after one was held at gunpoint. the group is asking the mayor for more funding to expand the program and calling on supervisor dean preston for support. a development kiely rodni. the 16-year-old was wearing a white hoodie that looks like

this, that is according to the placer county sheriff's office. the sweatshirt has the phrase "odd future" written all over it. nine days of searches have come up empty-handed. thousands of kaiser mental health care workers in the bay area in northern california say they will go on strike in a few hours. the clinicians are demanding kaiser boost staffing. abc7news reporter cornell barnard has details. cornell: picket signs are being constructed at the emeryville headquarters of the union representing nearly 2000 kaiser mental health workers 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 increased staffing to help treat an influx of new and established patients seeking appointments for psychologists, therapists,

and chemical dependency counselors. >> we've got patients waiting to, 3, 4 months for the next appointment. we all know you cannot do any psychotherapeutic care when you have 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 for issues over staffing and working conditions kept both sides from reaching a deal. kaiser permanente said the strike is another necessary tactic to increase the -- unnecessary tactic to increase their leverage. the union says about 20% of clinicians have left kaiser. >> we cannot continue to do the pace in a post-pandemic time when mental health has become a national crisis, a national crisis. kaiser still not stepping up. cornell: in december 2019, 4000

mental health workers launched a strike demanding kaiser shortened patient wait times and produce therapist caseloads. unlike that action, monday's action is open-ended and could go on indefinitely. in emeryville, cornell barnard. dion: also tomorrow, nurses at st. mary's medical center in san francisco will hit the picket line in an effort to increase the hospitals nursing staff. the one-day informational ticket is set to start at 1 p.m. at the hospital. nurses say there's a chronic nursing shortage that jeopardizes patient safety. they say since a merger in 2019 to become, they have seen a dramatic decline in staffing. common spirit did not respond to the request for comments. still ahead, it's been one year since the taliban took over afghanistan. hear from the woman behind a bay area organization that is still trying to change lives. and a little later, an update on

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dion: a monkeypox vaccination clinic will open tomorrow at zuckerberg san francisco hospital. sf general and kaiser permanente held walking clinics yesterday after the city received about 10,000 doses. sf general says it administered 822 doses yesterday and all walk-ins were served. the monkeypox vaccine clinic will open again tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. ucsf health is providing vaccines as well even for those who are not ucsf patients. we do have everything you need to know about monkeypox

including information on vaccines, symptoms and treatment. you can find it all at abc7news.com. monday marks one year since the taliban takeover in afghanistan. it ended the u.s. 20 year effort to bring peace to the country. women's rights were stripped away. tonight, tara campbell shares the story of one bay area woman not willing to give up the fight. tara: monday marking one year since this moment, the taliban taking control of afghanistan, tossing the country into turmoil. >> i can't explain to you -- it was the hardest day of my life. tara: she works for roots of peace, a nonprofit founded more than two decades ago right here in her san rafael home. >> we had a very conscious decision to make, whether we closed roots of peace along with hundreds of other ngos who were

leaving, or do we go the distance? tara: and go the distance they have. roots of peace continuing to transform the country's agriculture, replacing landmines with fruit trees, training farmers and entrepreneurs, including thousands of women. >> if i had chosen to quit and close our offices with over 300 afghan employees at the time, the fruit would have rotted in the fields. and i just couldn't live with that. >> i and the female staff who work with roots of peace, we ta lked about that. we have to take a risk. tara: she recalled the day she returned to the office. >> a number of taliban commanders were all around the office. three or four guards were inside the office, just monitoring who is coming to the office. tara: the taliban banning women from work. girls from school ruling from

strict sharia law. >> the afghan employees said they would go out the door and wonder if they would ever come home that night. >> definitely, i just made some changes. i wear the hijab. i cover my head. tara: covering her head, and despite the risk, getting to work. >> we are trying our best to at least provide the best facility for afghan farmers. tara: a country reliant on agriculture in an economic tailspin. the hunger crisis deepening and heidi says the way out is to dig in. >> if you are going to lift this great country up, you are going to have to make farmers out of soldiers, swords into plowshares. tara: tara campbell, abc7news. dion: heavy downpours because they massive mudslide in the san bernardino mountains saturday. large trees, rocks and debris were struck by floodwaters.

seven hikers, including three children were rescued from rising waters by san bernardino county sheriff's search and rescue team. more rain is expected in the area this week. really hard to see that especially when it has been so hot and dry in southern california. same for us this week. spencer: it will get even hotter over the next three days. so hot, we have an excessive heat watch. first a look at current conditions. the wind is pretty calmo irfiel. no cooling influence tonight. a live look over san francisco under skies that are mainly clear right now. san jose, 64. santa clara, 63 degrees. a nice clearview, mostly clear from emeryville. 62 right now in santa rosa. 70 at fairfield and concord

which is pretty warm at this hour of the night. one more live view from the rooftop camera. you can see because there is no movement in the trees, the absence of any significant breeze. the forecast features -- patchy, coastal fog will develop. warm to hot the next three days with excessive heat watch in effect in some areas on tuesday. it will be in effect from tuesday morning through tuesday evening for all these areas and read where high temperatures will range from 100 to 105 degrees, including the interior north bay mountains. includes the interior east bay valleys, hills. it also includes the santa clara east hills and mountains. a wide area covered by this heat advisory. remember, if you have exposure to the heat, you do have the risk of some heat related illnesses. try to stay cool and hydrated. overnight, a little patch of fog

along the coastline. pushing locally down into the santa clara valley. 6:00 tomorrow morning with the morning commute, there may be some areas of reduced visibility but that fog will burn away quickly. overnight low temperatures will be in the upper 50's to around 60. eyeshigher. mid 80's in some bayside locations come up to 100 or above. the accuweather 7 day forecast, the heat will peak on tuesday. highs about 104 degrees. nearly as hot on wednesday. temperatures ease up a little bit, down to the mid-90's inland thursday and friday. next weekend, temperatures moderate and it will be a lot more comfortable. dion: thank you. the stars were out tonight at levi's stadium. the big win the 49ers scored off the field that will

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dion: tonight, the 49ers foundation celebrated its fifth annual players for a purpose fundraiser at levi's stadium. the proceeds for tonight's event goes to educate and empower bay area youth. donors enjoyed a seat at the table with executives, and players, and not to mention legends like jerry rice. the 49ers foundation raised over $7,000 for bay area youth which is a record for the events. congrats. with more sports, let's get to chris alvarez with a preview. chris: coming up, the giants in search of a series sweep. and the pirates walk the plank. walk-off

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>> abc 7 sports. chris: the giants still have slim wildcard hopes but if they are going to make your run, now is the time. they play 10 more teams until they face another team with a winning record. today against the pirates. sparky got the foul ball. check out his friends. lamonte wade jr. homered yesterday. here's a three run shot today. 5-0 at one point. giants up 5-3 now. brian reynolds taking it 442 feet to right-center. 6-5, pirates. top of the ninth, game time 6-6. two on for pittsburgh. slow roller for evan longoria. go-ahead run is going to score.

they tried to send the second. flores throws to joey bart and they get gamel by a mile. just one-run scores and that is important because bottom nine, estrada. a two-run walk-off winner. the giants win and get back to .500. gabe k apler on the clutch hitting. >> you don't expect a homerun but you probably should now. he does hit homers and big spots. it should not surprise us anymore. he has put the balls in the seats. it was kind of cool to see that happen for him today and i think it was a signal there's a lot of fight still left in the room. chris: the a's trying to get bouncy in houston and stop the seven-game slide. alex bregman had a two run homer last night. another off cole irvin. a's were shut out last night and

did not get a run until today in the eighth-inning. nick allen snapping an 18 inning scoreless street but the a's fall. eight straight losses for oakland. final round of the fedex sings you championship. denny mccarthy hit a ball that ricocheted into the cup. he finished well off the pace. torres looking for his first pga win, led some of the day. -15, tied for the lead. a win with this birdie but it slides on by and we go to a playoff. both would par the first two holes. the tee shot bounces but stays on the ledge, did not go into the water. he thought about hitting it, took a drop. when his tee shot to go in the water, he makes the bogie for his first-ever pga tour win. >> just got to keep doing what

we are doing. the process, we have been close. to see a payoff has been awesome. >> a little relief? >> not yet, adrenaline is still pumping. chris: abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. dion: thanks. coming up next, a new school year and lots of changes. covid restrictions have left a lasting impact but there's one school district in the bay area that will be seeing more money and more student. we will explain. plus, the new demands from lawmakers following the fbi's ra

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. dion: there is a push for an intel ensures review following the fbi's raid on former president trump's mar-a-lago home. it comes as there are growing concerns about threats directed at law enforcement. here's our abc reporter. >> amid concerns over the security implications of highly classified intelligence that was founded former president trump's mar-a-lago estate, democratic lawmakers have asked the director of national intelligence to do a damage assessment. the fbi seized 11 sets of documents from the former president residence, including one set marked top-secret. a classification resort from some of the nation's most sensitive intelligence. adam schiff telling cbs. >> some of the markets were marked top-secret. that is among the highest activation in terms of the

extremely grave damage to national security that could be done if it were disclosed. >> the search warrant made public by a federal judge on friday revealed fbi agent were looking for evidence of three potential crimes, including obstruction of justice and violations of the espionage act. former president trump has not been charged. through a spokesperson, he claimed the files were declassified, adding the investigation is politically motivated. >> from the intelligence community, they want to know if any of the material removed from the white house and brought to former president trump's house has been compromised in any way. the fbi is working to determine who removed it and whether that constituted a crime. >> before the details of the warrant were unsealed, many republicans were quick to criticize the justice department. the fbi and department of homeland security say they are increasingly worried about threats aimed at law enforcement. experts speculating the men who

stormed an fbi building in ohio may have been motivated by the finger-pointing in washington. >> there is no doubt what happened in mar-a-lago, and not the action itself of the search warrant being executed, but the way trump, republican officials framed it, that was a trig for him. >> a small group of trump supporters gathered outside the fbi office in phoenix. abc news, new york. dion: another california lawmaker is visiting taiwan. bay area congressman john garamendilegiators. officials with the group say they will meet with taiwan's president. the five-member delegation is visiting the island in a show of support for the country. earlier this month, nancy pelosi visited taipei. in response, china conducted military drills around the island. china has not yet commented on

the congressional visit. moving on to developing news from illinois. three people have been wounded by gunfire in the parking lot of a six flags great america theme park. investigators say the shooter drove away. two of the wounded were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the third victim declined to be treated. the amusement park is located 45 miles north of chicago. the victims were targeted. author salman rushdie is off a ventilator and speaking. he was stabbed several times on friday during a lecture in western new york. mpd assasss are calling it an lose an eye and the nerves in an arm were severed. a 34-year-old from new jersey has been charged. >> new york state will always stand up to protect freedom of expression, freedom of speech, and we condemn the cowardly

attack on salman rushdie. dion: rushdie's 1980 book is considered by some muslims to be insulting to islam. iran's ayatollah called for his death more than 30 years ago. the suspect has shown support for the iranian regime, according to investigators. anne heche's family says the actress was taken off life support today. she was declared brain-dead several days ago but kept on brain support until a recipient for organ donation could be found. eche was severely injured when her car slammed into a house in los angeles nine days ago. the criminal investigation was closed on friday after heche was declared brain-dead. at least 41 people are dead and 45 injured after a fire corrupted at a church in egypt sunday morning. 19 children lost their lives. 5000 people were in attendance at the coptic christian church

before the blaze. the fire block to church entrance, causing a stampede of people,. preliminary investigation shows the fire was caused by an electrical shortage from a generator. rescue crews are searching for victims after an explosion interrupted near a shopping mall in armenia's capital. two large blasts were heard. two people were found dead and at least 60 are injured. residents are asking authorities and rescue crews to help search for missing family members. the cause of the explosion is still unknown. still ahead tonight, fewer covid restrictions are paying off literally for one bay area school district. the big changes as students return to the classroom. spencer: looking for mild conditions overnight but sizzling heat the next three days. i will have the accuweather forecast coming up.

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dion: the hot august nile's car show has rolled into fremont. car lovers turned out from all across california. it is the second car show put on by the association. nearly 400 cars entered into today's car show, so made as early as the 1920's. car enthusiasts enjoyed live music and goods from local vendors. it is known as one of the best car shows in the bay area. education is part of building a better area. and in marin county, a school district is bucking the trend on declining enrollment. just months after pink slips were sent out to dozens of teachers, an influx of new students has forced the district or change course. cornell barnard explains what's behind the jump. >> just being able to meet the kids at the door and see their

beautiful faces, it is exciting to have that opportunity to be a part of their lives. cornell: angela is a fourth-grade teacher. she's ready to welcome new students next week, and this year, it will be a full house. >> i have 29 this year. cornell: she teaches at pleasant valley elementary school where a big jump in enrollment happened over the summer. almost 50 new students. >> the most challenging thing is having more bodies in the classroom. just making sure that we differentiate enough so we have. cornell: the news gets better districtwide. faced with declining enrollment and budget cuts, nevada unified has seen an enrollment increase of nearly 300 students. >> we are super excited to have increased enrollment at pleasant valley because a lot of the kids are returning from private school and there are a lot of new kids moving into the neighborhood. cornell: the expansion of transitional kindergarten classes along with fewer covid

restrictions has brought many families back to public school. >> while i am excited for her to have the opportunity -- cornell: catherine says her daughter is starting in a marine school of the arts program. >> it is the opposite of the district where we are residents, which has a declining enrollment and sort of enjoying more space. cornell: statewide, california schools are at risk of losing funds due to declining enrollment. in 2018-2019, california schools lost about 23,000 students. between 2020 and 2021, public school enrollment dropped nearly seven times that figure with more than 160,000 students dropping out. layoff notices issued last january to about 30 teachers have now been rescinded. >> we are so excited to welcome all of our kids back on tuesday. cornell: cornell barnard,

abc7news. ♪ dion: a single day celebration in san mateo. this year, the pacific islanders cultural association hosted a smaller version of the cultural festival. it included live performances from hawaii musicians, hula dancers, vendors, and lots of food. >> we are very excited to be back in the fold and it is all about the aloha spirit. it is the show the warmth and sincerity of the hawaii people. we want people to know we are all here. dion: so lovely. this is the 25th anniversary of the aloha festival. we talked about this earlier but what she said about the warm, the spirit, that is so pleasant. i think about the warmth of the weather. spencer: we are certainly going to have some warmth over the next few days. we will have excessive heat in some places. tonight, mild overnight with

some areas of low clouds and fog. overnight lows mainly around 60. highsthe 100 degree mark in ant, concord. a lot of upper 90's inland as well. along the bay shoreline tomorrow, mid-80's to about 70 on the coast. excessive heat watch in effect tuesday morning through tuesday evening for all these areas and read. the north bay interior mountains, valleys. east bay hills and santa clara eastern hills and mountains. we expect highs to range from 100 to 105 degrees. exposure to that kind of heat, prolonged exposure can increase your heat of heat -- your risk of heat-related illness. temperatures will be in the 100s in the hottest spots through wednesday. by thursday or friday, the heat moderating a thaad. by next weekend, back into the comfort zone but be careful with that exposure to the heat. dion: always a good reminder on that. thanks.

once again to chris alvarez with sports. chris: coming up, we will highlight the rookie that wowed the 49ers coaches and fans. and forever giants. the must hear stories from the 2012 world series champs. it is all

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>> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. chris: four weeks from today, the 49ers get going for real. september 11 in chicago. before then, plenty of evaluations for coaches to make in training camp and the final two preseason games. the rookie quarterback, what impression he made in friday's preseason win over the packers. he made not one but two interceptions of green bay quarterback jordan love. fighting until the very end. the second one is in anticipation pick for a 48 yard return. >> our defensive coaches, they

have preached fight for the ball, fight until the end, fight until the ref makes the call. i took culture into the game and fought for it. >> he's a very smart guy who has what it takes to make it in this league by his mental makeup. that does give him a heads up. he cares about what he's putting on tape so that will allow him to go far if he continues to do what he's doing. chris: raiders preseason home opener, taking on the vikings. adams did not play. led the raiders to a field goal. a four-yard score. 10-6, raters at the half. nick mullins played most of the second half. finds dj turner who turns it up the field and does the rest for the touchdown. raiders beat the vikings 26-20. niners head to minnesota this week for some joint practices and then a preseason game on saturday.

giants host the diamondbacks tomorrow night. madison bumgarner set to make his third start as a visitor in san francisco. he's really struggled since signing with arizona. 14-25 in almost three seasons. this season, he is 6-11. always special to see mad bum start at oracle park. he was a big key for the 2012 world series champions. yesterday, the giants honoring that championship team with a pregame ceremony a decade after they swept the tigers to win the world series. a team won six elimination games. always fighting no matter what and they knew they could keep the faith to become champions. >> to me, it was a very redemptive experience. not a lot of people know this but when we won the world series in detroit, i had done a couple interviews on the field. when i got into the clubhouse, the entire team was actually jumping up and down with the world series trophy in the

middle and they were actually chanting my name, which was the most surreal experience. when you have your own peers supporting you, kind of giving you love, i think i just started crying right there. that was a very special moment. >> one of the big things is belief is free. we were trying to think it before it was so. we were all believing at the whole time. >> we played six elimination games and we refused to lose. when we went to play the detroit tigers, we were in the same mode. >> just happy to be back. a lot of memories, for sure. very thankful to get to have the experience to win the world series. now, just enjoying life. chris: so good to see those guys this week. the number of guys still active from 2012 is still dwindling. pujols is one of them. second inning, career homer number 688.

he got a curtain call. cardinals down 2-1. bottom eight. time to bring out the tape measure. 443 feet, longest homer of the season. career number 689. he has an outside shot at 700. he says he is retiring at the end of the year. only about 50 games to go. he has to get hot but it is possible. final day of the wnba regular season. the new york liberty would clinch a playoff spot with a win over atlanta. the triple, sabrina finished with five points but had seven assists, dishing to howard here. new york up one. , under one minutes ago liberty still up one. howard's triple is good. the liberty clinch the seven seed and will face chicago starting wednesday on espn2. this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. dion: thank you very much.

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