than 10 degrees and our power use also down below yesterday's records, but we are not in the clear yet. no, a flex alert is in effect. so is this bear the air alert and temperatures are still in the triple digits abc 7 news meteorologist. sandy patel is on top of it all. yeah literally on top of the effects and figures and on top of our building sandy any records today, no records today, dan and alma, but we do expect records tomorrow up here on the roof. it's actually quite refreshing and nice out here. let me show you the high temperature for today 81 in the city. that's down 17 degrees from yesterday's high in the upper 90s as you will notice 108 in fairfield 107 and livermore, san jose 97 degrees 88 in oakland triple digits in santa rosa compared to 24 hours ago 9 degrees cooler in the city seven degrees cooler in hayward. let me show you the excessive heat warning that remains up for a high to very high heat risk. this is for all inland areas and the hills until tomorrow night

as you will notice solano county until friday night and lake county until friday night as well. there's still this dangerous heat wave continuing today's day five tomorrow's day six heat advisory until 8 pm tomorrow for the bay shore line marin coastal areas the coastal range, i should say and the coast and that is because heat risk is still there. we are watching on live doppler 7 active weather in the sierra seeing those thunderstorms flaring up isolated thunderstorm can't be ruled out here this upcoming weekend as all eyes are on hurricane. a just pounding the baja peninsula. we have the possibility of showers this weekend. i'll be back to let you know when you might need those umbrellas and when we will get out of this excessive heat wave that we've been dealing with dan that sounds nice sandia. thanks very much. all right, this map shows current pg&e outages and these are not planned outages this big red section more than 7,000 customers in san jose who don't have power right now. it's been out for hours.

in fact pg&e blames this outage on the weather at often overloads the equipment. there are other large outages around morgan hill gilroy and san mateo thousands more customers affected. remember if your power goes out you can still get the news on your phone. so download the abc 7 bay area app so far there is enough power supply to meet the demand, but we need to keep it that way and abc 7 news. anchor carina. nova is in the newsroom. all right, karina. how are you doing? a good question dan right now. we're okay, but we are under another level 2 energy emergency meaning rotating outages are still possible. once again, pg&e says they gave advanced notice to about 525,000 customers and there is some good news when it comes to that flex alert. it seems like people have been using less energy during those four to nine pm peak times and that's worked in preventing massive power outages. here's a quick look at the online cal iso demand trend now

and yesterday we broke a demand record, but you see that red line that red line is good. that means that we are not above where we where the critical time is right now, so we're in a good spot. we should be okay, but the six to seven o'clock hour, that's the critical time when it comes to energy use. this might have helped lower that demand just this afternoon some pg&e customers received a message like this one on their phones. this is a pg&e rotating outage alert. it says saying the state's electric grid operator has issued a notice that rotating outages may be required today if the demand for electricity exceeds supply and this emergency alert went out on phones yesterday millions of california's being asked to conserve energy that reminders seem to work the online energy grid showed a drop in demand right after it was sent out people reminded to turn off their lights not use their appliances and today governor

newsome called that alert a game changer. 27 million of those text messages went out. and within 45 minutes saw roughly 2600 megawatt reduction and uses that not happened. we would have had some episodic load reduction. that was extraordinary. the governor said they threw out the playbook for this heat event. that's because this one exceeded their worst-case scenarios, and that's also because it lasted for about a week for the whole entire state. karina let's talk a little bit about the future. what is the plan for trying to prevent situations like this, especially in this global warming period that we seem to be facing and the likelihood that will be in this boat many more times in the future talk about what the governor wants to do. yeah. there is a good likelihood that we're going to be dealing with something like this. again. the governor said he plans to do his part in trying to make sure we don't have to go through this again that includes a continued transition to more battery

storage and to more energy and backup supply the new strategic reserve will be funded by the 4.2 billion dollars just passed in the legislature newsom says that will provide an additional 4,000 megawatts by 2024 dan. okay, karina. thank you very much one way to prevent outages is to increase power storage professor james bushnellon energy and environmental policy researcher from uc davis tells abc 7 news that's easier said than done. i think one of the challenges we're gonna face is everybody wants batteries batteries for all sorts of things. trying to add more electric vehicles. we're trying to add more grid storage and there is really a bottleneck in terms of the supply of these technologies. so what we're also seeing is a rethinking of certain types of supply we've seen diablo canyons lifetime expanded for five years apparently at this point, and we're we may need to rethink the role of natural gas generation at least in the near term to

provide backup during periods when the renewable energy is is not providing what we had expected. three bay area cities had unnecessary power shut offs last night abc 7 news reporter loose pena spoke to people who almost 24 hours after the shutoffs are still confused about what happened and what their cities will do to make sure it doesn't happen again. as temperatures surpassed triple digits across the bay area around 6 pm tuesday residents in healdsburg, palo alto santa clara and alameda suddenly lost power. i was a in the middle of a zoom call like so many of us are do all day and the power just suddenly went out and i looked around i was out in the entire neighborhood. i started convenient, right because my kid actually is, you know in the middle of like a homework in palo alto 1700 customers were impacted. one of them was diana this area palo alto was one of the few in the state that had a rowing blackout and in alameda 1400

customers without power for an hour, but wide this happening this three cities what have i told you that it was miscommunication? what do you mean that was the same response? i got from palo alto residents. it was a mistake that that our power got turned off. i would be upset and angry. i mean now that the power lost it as any harm. but how can they make mistakes like that in 30 years? could you count with one hand how many times you've lost power? yeah, i could turns out these rolling blackouts were the consequence of a breakdown in communication between the california independent system operator and the northern california power agency, healdsburg, palo alto, alameda and santa clara are part of the power agency the northern california power agency released a statement saying one other dispatchers misunderstood a message from the california independent system operator and the agency began directing its utilities to shut off power even

though it was a mistake the northern california power agency says it helped keep the overall grid stable mistakes happened. there's only so much power to go around in palo alto loose peña abc 7 news. the new school year at pinole valley high school is not off to a very good start the school's hvac system failed at least 16 teachers called in sick today due to heat related issues many students call their parents to leave school early because of the lack of air conditioning in the classrooms. last two days been like a living hell in the time inside the classroom how all the all the students are sweating. you can't really focus because of the heat so it's been kind of hard. approximately half of the schools within the west contra costa unified school district have air conditioning at pinole valley mechanics did make some improvements to the ac system today and they at least got it partially fixed, but there's more work to do on it. well extreme heat has tested many people who work outside

many of them facing triple digits outside and even inside their work vehicles abc 7 news reporter suzanne fawn spoke with some of those workers today. the rush is on for delivery driver dave mcshay to deliver his wine across the bay area with the soaring temperatures and 15 stops to make he's beating the clock and the heat we attempt to get the bulk of our day done early. so to avoid the heat on arunas like exact fedex driver dave oliveira says, it's like an oven inside his truck temperatures can get to 100 or 110 inside since there. no windows segalinda mucho por dentro not in a ventana because of that oliver says he doesn't spend more than three minutes inside. he's constantly moving in and out that helps him stay cool food truck operator a roofful ramirez says, he and his staff are feeling the heat the bus two days. maybe we had like a garden in 20

degrees inside. i have to love the roster because when i turn it off turn it on it is harder. we have the fire from the streets to the fields workers outside are dealing with the most intense heat. the area has seen in a while. this heat will not stop people from working. they have to continue. it's their job. what are their legal rights farm workers have the right to have access to water clean drinking water shade to respirates to being able to call the paramedics if they need to be able to stop work if they need to i talk to department of industrial relations and catalasha and they say that california has a heat illness prevention law. they say that employers need to make sure that the workers have water shade and they need to encourage them to take respirates and they say they need to have a plan if a worker comes down with heat stroke or heat exhaustion in san francisco suzanne fawn abc 7 news. fart again today is slowing down trains because of the heat bart.

does this when the tracks get too hot? it's a new policy due to a derailment back in june trains are about 10 minutes behind schedule. l train suspended, it's baby bullet service today. it's too hot for these high speeds express trains to operate local and limited trains are operating but many are going at slower speeds because of the heat and that's causing additional delays anywhere from 10 minutes to over an hour. the armored car the shooting a hospital on lockdown tonight the details of what happened in san leandro just hours ago plus a 13,000 cell phone bill. it wasn't their fault. so a family turned to seven on your side to get help. and disney plus for a dollar 99. yes, please right the deal starts tonight at 9:00 in honor of tomorrow's disney plus day which features exciting premieres exclusive perks for subscribers and early access to disney content reminder disney is the parent company of abc 7.

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before noon investigators believe the guard was walking back to the truck when the robber approached him police. say the crime may have been planned in advance. we don't know if it was followed. i believe that it may have been i believe it looks like a robbery gone bad. i don't know if the robbery happened before the shooting or the shooting happened after the robbery, but they did leave with the undisclosed amount of cash. kaiser hospital staff treated the guard who was then taken to another hospital again in critical condition the shooting led to a temporary lockdown of the hospital emergency services were still available. an alameda county sheriff's deputy is in custody arrested in connection with the murders of a married couple dublin police found the couple dead from gunshot wounds inside their home on colebrook lane just before 1 am they identified the suspect as 24 year old devin williams jr. investigators. say he called to turn himself in after being on the run for nearly 11 hours and was arrested near coalinga in fresno county williams has been a deputy with

the sheriff's office for about a year and had been dealing with some issues recently. that's according to officials in the last several months of his life. some significant events happened that led up to this. a lot of those events went undiscovered and undisclosed. and we're going to be looking into that. the victims are a 42 year old woman and her 58 year old husband their names have yet to be released the sheriff's office says they knew the suspect so far. no word of any motive. we'll stay on that but let's focus again on the weather and the heat which eased a bit today on yeah, but we'll take any relief we can get. yeah. yeah, especially since it was so intense and numerous records were smashed yesterday, dan and alma. i want to show you what it looks like right now in san rafael. it's absolutely beautiful out there. there is a breeze coming through but it was still in the triple digits far inland like conquered fairfield still there 91 santa rosa 99 in livermore

temperatures did come down today as you look from our emeryville camera back towards san francisco and sutro tower it is clear right now 70 in the city 80 in oakland. you're in the 90s in places like san jose and santa clara the wind definitely playing a role right now 29 miles an hour coming off that cool ocean water helping to bring a double-digit drop. temperatures for some coastal and bayside communities inland areas not as big of a drop from our exploratorium camera. you're looking at sunshine right now heat intensifies. tomorrow records are likely sharply cooler, but humid weekend and there's a slight chance of showers and possible thunder. so right now sierra nevada has been seeing thunderstorms as trough passing to our north providing the lift for that moisture that is going through we're keeping an eye on current hurricane k. it's a category two hurricane max sustained winds of 100 miles an hour. it has been lashing out at southern baja peninsula was strong winds and heavy rain it will continue to pound that area as it skirts the coast heading

towards southern california and then veering away as a tropical storm, but here's the deal they're going to get soaked in southern california as we had towards the weekend and there's even the potential for thunderstorms as early as friday not just in southern california, but parts of the central sierra here in the bay area. it's going to get close that moisture not quite all the way to our region, but we're putting in a slight chance a 20% chance that we may see a few showers friday night late into saturday around the bay area and an isolated thunderstorm can't be ruled out rainfall potential for southern california anywhere from an inch to possibly up to three inches expected there and we certainly needed as you know, because of the intensity of this heat wave and also the very dry fuels that we're dealing with which is why some of those fires in california are just blowing up temperatures right now anywhere from the 50s to the 70s, i should say tomorrow morning another warm one. we did have some record lows this morning.

we're looking at warm conditions inland coastal areas with some fog afternoon highs in the south bay. they're going up 100 in san jose 106 and gilroy on the peninsula 97 in redwood city 78 and half moon bay downtown san francisco 86 degrees. south city 89 in the north bay. you're going to see plenty of triple digits from fell at 101 to 108 calistoga 106 degrees in santa rosa 80th stinson beach heading into the east bay 90 in oakland 94 in castro valley 97 fremont had inland. it's going to be hot and hazy one of our hottest spots fairfield at 112 110 degrees in livermore the accuweather seven-day forecast heating up again tomorrow 112 inland mid 70s coast side. friday is the last day of this heat wave. so tomorrow's day six days seven friday much cooler for the weekend, maybe even some showers on saturday certainly down to the 80s inland warmer, but still humid on sunday and then you will notice as temperatures

really level off as we head towards the middle of next week. we're going to be in the mid 80s and it's going to be quite the change dan. oh, it sure is sandy. thank you students are back in school and uvalde texas months after a deadly shooting claim 21 lives tonight. you're going to hear from one teacher about what it's like to return to the stay with us. return to the stay with us. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets

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a seven session losing streak today tech stocks provided some of the momentum with apple's iphone 14 debuting today. the dow gained 435 points sending the day at 31,581 the nasdaq picked up 247 points while the s&p 500 closed with a gain of 71. back at the white house today former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama returned to their old home for the unveiling of their official portraits.

the unveiling marks the first time the obama's have been at the white house since 2017 mr. obama thinked and praised president biden for the job. he's doing he also thinks the artist commission to do the portraits. i want to thank sharon sprung for capturing everything. i love about michelle. her grace are intelligence and the fact that she's fine. mr. obama also prays the job done by artist robert mccarty on his portrait for quote taking on a more difficult subject. this was the first unveiling ceremony since 2012 when the obama's welcomed former president george w bush and former first lady laura bush. it's been one day since children return to school in uvalde texas. it's been just over three months since a shooting there at rob elementary killed 19 children

and two teachers in a daytime exclusive with abc's tamron hall. she visits her home state to speak with a teacher who was at school on that tragic day, may 24th, nicole. ogburn's roots run deep at rob elementary where she taught and once was a student she reflects on returning to work and being there for her students and asked like what do you what are you going to tell these kids if they ask if they're going to be safe? and i said, you know, i really can't promise them anything because in our world today, we can't make promises like that because you just never know. what's going to happen? i can promise them that i'm going to try to do my very best. to keep them safe and make let them know that they're loved. rob elementary will not reopen and eventually will be demolished children from rob elementary are attending other schools. you can watch tamron hall weekdays at 1 pm here on abc 7. gun violence is the leading

cause of death for american children tonight to look at what's being done locally to keep kids safe plus. our community feedback we are the woods. that our babysitting your children. we are the ones that are cleaning your houses. they called for action against two police officers involved in the brutal beating of a san rafael gartner and this afternoon the da takes action tonight you developments in our exclusive i-team inv

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his friends and told police in spanish and english that he had to stand to get his id out of his pocket. this is how that ended. on the ground here this afternoon dress. oh sent this letter to the marin county district attorney demanding that officers brandon nail and daisy mazariegos face a criminal investigation, you know, he was treated like he did not matter. you should never treat a human being how he was treated in addition to what dress? oh says as clear excessive force. he says officer nailed lied in his police report writing the mateo reached his right arm around the back of my neck and started to squeeze in an attempt to put me in a headlock if those words are not true or cannot be trusted to be true that really just degrades the foundation of our criminal justice system district attorney lori forgoli charged matteo with felony resisting arrest and three misdemeanors based on those police reports. she dropped the charges have to finally seeing the body camera

video and today she agreed to dress those demand announcing a criminal investigation of nail and mazariegos saying it is the obligation of my office to hold people accountable if crimes are committed and we take that obligation. seriously. this comes just hours after heated city council meeting standing room only people who sold themselves and their own experiences and what happened to matteo you brutally being abused by police officers handcuffed unjust i'm not going to stand for this anymore. we're demanding that officer nail gets fired. he should not be on the force at all. san rafael's mayor announced an outside independent investigation of both the officers and their supervisors. hey chief, i'm dan noyes from channel 7, and i pressed the police chief to make the report public once that report is done, you know, will that be public? there are privacy issues with peace officers bill of rights, but we're gonna we're prepared

to release whatever we can within the confines of the law while the legal maneuvers play out dress. so tells me mateo is having difficulty dealing with the trauma not understanding why this happened to him for the item in san rafael dan always abc 7 news. remember if you have a story for the abc 7 news item go to abc 7 news.com slash i-team or call 1-88-40i team. happening now. we are about halfway through a flex alert, which is designed to ease the strain on the grid during today's extremely hot weather this graph from calaiso shows how we're doing you can see we are past the projected peak of demand the flex alert today runs until 9 pm. but there are several unplanned outages as you can see on pg&e's map. the worst is in san jose about 7,000 customers have been without power for hours pg&e blames the weather. find out when that heat will ease check the temperatures get forecast and learn more about bay area weather anytime in the weather on demand section of the

abc 7 bay area streaming tv app download it for roku apple tv, amazon fire and google tv leaders in the bay area have been at the forefront of gun violence prevention measures but mass shootings and deaths are still on the rise across the country abc 70's reporter dustin dorsey explains how elected officials calling for continued change. as schools return across the bay area covid remains an important focus of health and safety, but after the mass shooting in uvalde, texas gun violence appears to be at the forefront of concerns from staff and students like monte vista junior margo francoir when i reflect on my years at school. i was to remember a place where my class? instead i've spent the past years watching gun violence devastate entire communities and watching our nation's leaders dismiss the importance of protecting us gun violence and threats of gun violence in our schools undermine the sense of security that all students

should have and they're learning environments and at schools, california ranks number one in school shootings, according to the center for homeland defense and security and it's an even bigger issue nationwide gun violence is now the leading cause of death for children in the united states of america. shame on us and overall more than 45,000 americans died from guns last year and leaders have seen enough. this is a national problem guns are everywhere. we need to be smarter. we need a nationwide answer congressional democrats staged events across the country today to call attention to the issue of gun violence and school safety. these leaders have made steps from the gun liability insurance law in san jose to the bipartisan safer communities act signed by president joe biden this year, but they still admit more needs to be done like a nationwide assault weapon band congress woman. so lofgren says change starts

with voting. let's turn that around with our voices so that the parents and grandparents of this country can stop worrying every single day as their kids go off to school about whether they will be slaughtered with an assault weapon that day in san jose and dorsey abc 7 news. higher taxes for a better climate. that's the trade-off voters will decide on in the next election details of prop 30 are still ahead. on a european vacation a woman's iphone is stolen and thieves run of thousands and thousands of dollars in charges. i'm michael finney. we'll talk about what happened next coming up on 7 on your side. want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations

to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪

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ramon five went to on their second day there mom's iphone was stolen and the thieves racked up a huge telephone bill and verizon. they said pay up. we knew that, you know, we had to be careful and so my wife was reminding my kids. hey, watch out for your phone. she single and his family were visiting rome this summer when it happened on a crowded subway train a man bumped into a shisha's wife. she kind of looked up away and her purse was on this side and i think in just in that moment. boom, it's gone. they hopped off the train mom's iphone was gone. so was the thief of course you can do anything because you know, the train is gone. ashish quickly used the find my iphone feature to wipe the phone clean. he checked his verizon account online not a single charge. so he said, okay. the phone is locked there have been wiped clean. and there's no activity so he figured it was safe. it wasn't but i got the bill.

it was 7,700 minutes of calls ashish came home to a stunning bill from horizon totaling more than 13,000 dollars thousands of calls to lithuania to tunisia to all these countries the bill shows pages and pages of calls to places like croatia lithuania serbia in tunisia. these somehow racked up 7,700 minutes of calls in three days, even though there were only 43 hundred minutes in three days. i have no idea how you even do that. she's told verizon. the phone had been stolen the thieves made all those calls verizon said he had to pay for them. anyway, well, it's a legitimate charge until we are told that it's stolen and we disabled it if we consider every call made from your phone as a legit car, but she said verizon should have detected the flight and alerted him clearly. we we are not doing that right this seems completely

unreasonable illogical and it's hard to fathom. also he worries his name is now connected to calls. it may have criminal ties. he contacted seven on your side. we ask verizon what to do if a phone is stolen overseas verizon didn't offer a solution that said whenever a case of theft or fraud as brought to our attention, we work quickly to identify and stop the illegal activity and find reasonable solutions. however, verizon did reverse all those charges. that was the ultimate relief. thank you. thank you for helping us for that. it's what it is. we do now if your phone is stolen overseas, make sure you report the loss. i've posted the link to verizon's policy you can find it at abc7news.com. so michael so wiping the phone was a smart move, but i guess the first thing call the carrier absolutely first move. okay. great. thank you, michael. they're gonna love to hear this the end of the heat wave is almost here. sandy explains how much cooler it will be and how soon ne

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because when you invest in yourself, make on the november ballot will be proposition 30 a measure that could help give california subsidies for electric vehicles the state democratic party supports it, but governor newsom does not abc 7 news anchor liz croix explains. why and what you need to know about prop 30. should taxes be raised on the wealthiest californians in order to fund new climate projects. that's the question at the heart of proposition 30 the measure would increase the tax on people making more than 2 million dollars by 1.75 percent that revenue would go towards funding electric vehicles charging stations and other infrastructure as well as wildfire prevention. this measure is fully funding existing state programs that accelerate the state's transition to clean vehicles. and i'm making evs accessible to all californians nick just suffowitz.

is this one ahead its climate goals including banning gas-powered cars by 2035. we need long-term stable funding to really get to grips with our air pollution and climate in the state. the measure is backed by the california democratic party. the biggest financial contributor is lift. the right share company is poured roughly 15 million dollars into the prop. the groups involvement has created a split among democrats governor. gavin newsom is fervently against the measure in a statement. the governor said prop 30 is a special interest carve out a cynical scheme devised by a single corporation to funnel state income tax revenue to their company the question more than anything is not a question of whether richard pay their fair share. the question is should the money be going for live matthew rodriguez runs the no on 30 group. he says the measure is a ployed by lift to get taxpayers to help meet its state mandate to

electrify their vehicle fleet. he also argues the state has already given huge invest into similar climate initiatives and that the measure is too limited in its scope. there's a lot of priorities that we have in the state and we can't be basically going to the ballot every single time to raise taxes for one company as opposed to the whole state lifted in a statement that environmental groups approach them about partnering on the measure and the recent heat wave is a reminder of how urgent it is to address the climate crisis new sims opposition has puzzled some prop 30 supporters who say it would help fund the governor's own climate goals, california political reporter. jeremy white says there could be more behind newsom's staunch opposition. the point has definitely been made that this is the same governor who is touting his order requiring all new cars sold in california to be zero or low emission by 2035, but my understanding is that there's also a broader reluctance by the governor to look to tax increases right now particularly given inflation and some of the recession warning signs.

we've seen on horizon list, correct abc 7 news nearly 24,000 pg&e customers don't have power right now. these are not planned outages. keep in mind. this is because of the hot weather and broken equipment under the strain the south bay. has it the worst more than 21,000 customers in total without power mostly in san jose morgan hill, san martin, san martin and gilroy so still a lot of folks 24,000 without power but at least amma the heat has easy some yes, and we're counting down the hours minutes seconds sandia until this breaks. yes, alma and dan five down two more to go that heat waved. the last day will be friday and then it's over. let me show you the bad air quality we have from our east bay hills camera right now high pressure keeping a lid on things there isn't much in the way of turnover and so the air quality suffers spare the air through tomorrow poor air quality in lindy space santa clara valley on live doppler 7. we do have a few patches of fog what we're watching. is this dangerous heat wave up

and down the state excessive heat warnings for most of california heat advisories for the coastal areas in the northeast portion of the state as you will notice high temperatures tomorrow 119 in death valley 112 in redding still hot as we go into friday 106 and bakersfield 11, but saturday is going to be a big change as remnants of hurricane kay move in soak southern california could bring some thunderstorms, which of course is a big fire risk here in the bay area tomorrow the heat is going to intensify. 12 for our hottest spot in fairfield tomorrow 78 and half moon bay, but as you will notice friday those temperatures start to come down by saturday. it's really long gone that heat wave and sundays still humid, but those temperatures come up a few degrees accuather seven-day forecast. friday's the last day of the heat. wave much cooler for the weekend, even the possibility of needing those umbrellas on saturday. so stay tuned and alma we're hanging on hanging on. oh, i did sports ahama.

it's all about perception. yes. let's get to larry beale for the latest larry. all right. i'm a dan. is it a big deal if you're starting quarterback is not one of your team captains freelance did not make the list. does it even matter that's next in sports? in sports? have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪

want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. okay, flex, just drop some knowledge on me again. oh okay, i will. i'll turn our thermostat to 78. i'll unplug the blender. the hair dryer. - my blankie? - yep! - let's taco 'bout it! - nope. ohh, we can save the laundry 'til the morning. yes please. oh, little things like this help save our power and help save us from outages. with flex alerts, the power is ours. learn more at powersaverrewards.org.

larry beale good evening, the 49ers open the regular season sunday in chicago, but they opened the first practice of this week without george kittle the all-pro tight end day-to-day with a groin injury suffered in practice kittled one of 16 captains. and now that's a storyline all eyes naturally on the quarterbacks trey lance jimmy garoppolo side by side today lance preparing to start a regular season opener for the first time since his college days and while he's starting quarterback is not a captain per se kyle. shanahan says trey was not far off from being voted in the top six 2007 in the voting. i just don't want to put seven on there. you know, debo was eight. that's why i mentioned his name

on accident. it's also his first year of starting for us. it's not me rookies who end up being the captains. i know this is a second year, but he's a rookie for us in terms of his first time being our starting quarterback. i don't think you can look at any six of those guys and be like that guys at bozo because those guys have all played football very very high level. i voted for every single one of those guys so each and every one of them deserves it it's definitely goal of mine moving. word, but those guys have all proved it. that's that's what this league is all about. on a baseball now we are dealing with the heat up here same story in la where the giants and dodgers wrapped up a three-game series with the matinee game time temp 99 degrees at chavez ravine beat the heat with a food tray on your head. yeah, good luck with that scoreless in the fourth miguel vargas drive to left luis gonzalez diving catch to rob him of extra bases. alex cobb on the mound appreciating the effort though cobb only lasted four and a third allowed three runs free two dodgers in the seventh david vr deep to the opposite fields second, home of the game for him. this one ties it up at three vr

maybe earning a roster spot for next season on to the 8th we go dodgers up four three giant killer max muncie's hitting under 200 breaks out of a season-long slump his third homer and sixth hit in the past 24 hours against the giants. a three-run blast in the dodgers go on to win seven three a's hosting the braves will the real mad olson, please stand up. please stand up two on in the first for stephen vogt. drive off the wall and left center in my own machine comes around a score and the gays take the early one. nothing lead two of the gays in the second. and olson is facing new ways pitcher, ken waldechuck. only big swinging a miss there, but over five today took the collar while the chuck pitched well, but the braves finally get to him the sixth dansby swanson solo bomb to left braves take a 3-2 lead while the truck allows three runs in five and a third in the braves take both ends of this two-game miniseries seven three us open tennis.

francis teofo taking on andre rublev a trip to the semifinals on the line tiafo can serve 135 miles an hour rubella was really frustrated dropping two sets in tie breakers rublev with a serve here tiafo. hammers, the backhand winter the leaping smash is friends and family. loving it match point for tiafo his 18th ace of the match straight said victory 7 6 7 6 6 for the young man from maryland becomes the first black american man to reach the us open semifinals since arthur ashe in 1972. they do play on arthur ashe court. so a lot of symbolism and meaning there and this young man is electrifying he is so much fun to watch. he is funny. he's powerful fast. he's unbelievable intense. thanks, larry. i all right tonight at 8 pm. it's back to back episodes back to back to back episodes of abbott elementary. can you count that then? it's press your luck at 10 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00.

remember abc 7 news is streaming 24/7 get the abc 7 bay area app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you for joining us. i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley for sandy patel. larry beale all of us. we appreciate your time as always. we'll see you again tonight at 11. hope you have a great evening the sun sets as you look for my camera at mount tam another hot day coming to a close.

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♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants-- an attorney from berkeley, california... a professor emeritus at towson university from lutherville, maryland... and our returning champion, a meteorologist from minneapolis, minnesota... whose 6-day cash winnings total... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- mayim bialik! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny, and welcome, everyone. eric ahasic has done it again-- secured a win without being able to be caught

in final jeopardy! it's his fifth straight runaway game. now, to put that into perspective, only one other season 38 champion has achieved runaway status in five of their first six games and she's one of the best players this game has ever seen, amy schneider. eric, you're obviously in pretty good company with that statistic, but barry and megan are here to put your winning ways to the test. good luck to all three of you. let's take a look at the categories in play for the jeopardy! round. and... and... eric, you'll select first as our returning champion. early 1800s, $600. megan. what is humane society? no. barry.

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