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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. ama: b's everywhere and this is just the aftermath. an elderly man is injured after a swarm of attacked him while he was trying to retrieve a model plane. lakeville highway in sonoma county. thankfully the man is going to be ok. ama: j.r. stone went to the scene. here's what witnesses and experts are saying about this scary situation. >> when we saw him staggering back here and he collapsed. reporter: bees landing on his face as we asked about bees that attacked an elderly man in this

area of sonoma county near highway 37 and lakeville highway on wednesday. >> the bees picked on him. when we came back here, they followed him. they attacked all of us. reporter: the victim crashed his remote control airplane near these hives. >> when he went over to pick up his plane, the bees swarmed him. reporter: susan kegley says after looking at this video, it's clear that this was no normal swarm. >> it's not a normal reproductive swarm. it's likely that they were associated with hives that have been moved. they don't have any place to go back to. they are angry about it. reporter: unclear what these beekeepers were doing. the victim was stung multiple times. >> the bees attacked him. >> when the crews arrived, the

bees were on and around the head, neck, chest of the patient. reporter: cpr was performed by witnesses and fire crews continued lifesaving measures after shooing the bees away which ended up saving the man. >> this is the area where the bees attacked that man. you can see all of the hives that are out there in that field. i was here six hours after the attack happened and the bees were still flying all over the place outside of my vehicle, to the point where i didn't feel it was safe to get out of the car. reporter: this beekeeper says you can't rule out africanized honeybees but those have not been found in sonoma county. still, and answered questions on why the bees were acting like this. >> if you disturbed bees, they will be angry for a little bit but not like this. reporter: j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: news out of richmond where police shot and killed a man. it happened inside a home in

point richmond. the bomb squad had to be called out after officers thought they found explosives. tim johns was there and has this update on the investigation. reporter: 10 hours after officer shot and killed a man, several neighboring houses were evacuated. the evacuations were a after police found possible live explosive inside the house. police arrived at the home around 9:00. officers were there to serve a warrant. police were looking for a suspect accused of pulling out a gun over the weekend and opening fire during some sort of fight. a spokesperson says the man was armed and officers opened fire because they feared for their lives. >> i didn't hear anything as far as a gunshot or anything. when i was in the front of the how dubs -- house upstairs, i could hear the truck. that's when i saw the ambulance and fire trucks. reporter: the investigation centered on illegal high-powered

guns. officers spent several hours removing numerous firearms from the residence including what appeared to be homemade ar-15 style rifles. all the officers involved in the incident are on leave while it's investigated. tim johns, abc7news. ama: alert about the richmond police shooting through our mobile lab at 2:18 this afternoon. it's a way to stay on top of breaking news as it comes into the newsroom. be sure to enable push alert features and we will keep you posted immediately as news breaks. in the south bay, first responders in santa clara county are urging residents of all ages to gather safely over the fourth weekend. have a safe and fun holiday. the santa clara valley medical center sees up to five people per day with severe burns from illegal fireworks, barbecues,

and bonfires. >> every year, first responders and medical staff witness significant injuries that can occur from these illegal fireworks activities. they present significant injuries, severe burns, permanent disabilities, and loss of life. dan: a modesto resident getting badly burned after oil-based fuel was added to a fire pit in san jose last week. terrifying. duncan reno underwent multiple surgeries to his face, hands, legs. firefighters suggest an vet -- investigating your set up before letting any flames. he will be ok though. ama: that weather is starting to warm up. dan: sandhya patel is here with your 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya: we are in for a summer scorcher later on this week. let's check out your forecast. it will begin with this as you look from our exploratorium camera. we have fog out there. visibility is poor. you will see what i'm talking

about. fuzzy for tomorrow morning. there will be patchy drizzle. 50's at 7:00. by noon time, sunny. 70's and 80's. co-side, lingering clouds. mid-90's. in the evening, temperatures will fall. temperatures will rise as we head into friday. heated visor he goes up for all inland areas. highs will range from the low 90's to near 105 degrees. that will bring an increase for us of heat related illness. limit your exposure. drink plenty of fluids. make sure you seek shade or air conditioning. when the hottest egg is expected this upcoming holiday weekend, coming right out. ama: 16 people injured when train collided with any occasion truck in moorpark. more than 200 passengers on board the costar light heading to seattle from los angeles with

stops in the bay area. the driver of the truck was sent to a nearby trauma center and 15 passengers suffered minor injuries. a passenger was with her son when the train came to a halt. >> out of nowhere, really severe impact. then a bunch of jolting and things flying through the air. i saw that video of a tanker five through the air. ama: a small fire ignited. a spokesperson says traffic arms did not come down before the truck crossed the railroad. it's unclear why. i'm interested in connection with a deadly shooting last friday near the pala street bart station is not going to face charges at this time. the san francisco district attorney's office referenced self dispense law and said it came to the conclusion that it would likely not be able to prove the suspect was guilty of murder. but the investigation is still

ongoing. an 18-year-old from sacramento was taken into custody in the case. san francisco police said the shooting happened after the victim gave a complement to a woman who was with the suspect. dan: new developments with the doomed tourists up to the titanic. a ship carrying debris arrived at a port in canada today. the u.s. coast guard believes it includes the remains of the five people on board who died when that sub suddenly imploded on its way to tour the wreckage of the titanic. as the first debris from the titanic sub is lifted to short, the coast guard announcing that investigators have found human remains that have been carefully recovered from the wreckage. it comes as cranes wasted large pieces of the titan wreckage with cables and wires. a panel from the exterior of the summersville along with one of the caps. >> it will take months to go through all these bits and pieces and thoroughly analyze all the failures.

looking at how the hatch separated, where the first leak happened. these kind of pressures, when things go bad, everything is over quickly. dan: the investigation will focus on that carbon composite construction. experts had warned ocean gate that that material at extreme deaths could weaken with each dive. >> wasn't part of the composite shell? taking a look at all these different pieces to see, is there fatigue crack? is it overload failure? what happened? dan: the medical team will do a full analysis of those presumed human remains. a source tells abc news, investigators are in constant communication with the families of those on board. ama: this is something we are used to. smoke from wildfires turning the skyline brown. chicago, detroit, pittsburgh were cloaked in a haze. chicago had the worst air quality in the united states

today. the smoke, severe storms, and staffing shortages creating nightmare conditions for travelers at san francisco international airport. united airlines is struggling and has called for all hands on deck to get through the fourth of july. lines stretched around the terminal with people waiting hours and hours. passengers were wiped out. >> i'm exhausted. i'm working on no sleep. i'm a mess right now. i have my wife who hasn't slept in like 36 hours. i've got two kids who are just absolutely spend. >> there was over 680 people in the customer service line last night. we had to get out of there. ama: officials say anyone planning to fly for the holidays should expect delays. tomorrow is supposed to be the busiest day. dan: 2023 has been quite the adventure for the oakland a's. they made the wrong kind of history tonight at the coliseum. a perfect game the yankees. ama: here's larry beil.

larry? larry: from their proposed move to vegas to their absolutely wretched record, pretty much everything has gone wrong for the a's. more of the same tonight. on the wrong end of a perfect game. imago vermont throws the 24th perfect game in major league history. this was the last thing that anybody would've expected because german has struggled recently. he gave up 10 runs in his last outing. tonight, striking out nine. german, one out away from history. josh donaldson helped him finish it off. >> grounded to third. donaldson has it. there it is. the perfect game. larry: was suspended for 10 games were having too much rosin on his hand. in 2019, he was suspended 81 games for his involvement in a domestic violence incident with his then girlfriend. so he changed his number 20 as a

sign that he was starting his life over again. this will certainly help as german becomes the fourth yankee ever to throw a perfect game. first time the a's have been no-hit since 1991, which was the longest streak in baseball. we will have more coming up in sports. dan: thanks. ama: get ready to roll, slowly. nasa ames to show its new rover. the bay area is going to play a big role. dan: madonna is hospitalized and postponing her tour. what we've learned about the singers condition. ama: do not disturb a hungry bear. a california man got too close for comfort.

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ama: nasa rolled out its new moon rover. it is supposed to head into space for its lunar expedition in 2024. it will be controlled by nash ames. lauren martinez was there as wiper was put to the test. reporter: before the robot can drive safely, it's undergoing test drives on earth inside this research center in silicon valley. viper hunting robot. >> we will put people on the moon. we will build a base on the moon. we can use water that's already there. we don't have to bring it up there with us. reporter: it moves one centimeter per second and is designed for earth's gravity so

it weighs 1/6 of the rover which weighs half a ton. engineers are testing its ability to dissent from a ramp on a lunar lander. >> driving down and showing that we can get down safely. reporter: griffin lander will transfer it to the moon surface. >> the final flight build has two ramps on either side so that viper can see which ramp it might be grass or exit safely off of one tickets to the -- lunar surface. reporter: the mission is to explore the moons south pole. it will drill and collect samples of waterice. >> we will bring it into the sun. it evaporates quickly and we will measure what comes off of that. it's mostly ice but there's a lot of things in there. it tells us a lot of science about the moon and what has built up there. reporter: nasa's first robotic moon rover. instead of astronauts, drivers will be navigating it from a building on this campus. >> sometimes the sun goes down and we will have to park the rover and put it in hibernation

mode and hope it stays warm enough to survive and turn back on when the sun comes up. we have a range of conditions we've been trying to expect. we won't know until we drive on the surface. reporter: one congresswoman said support for space programs is bipartisan. >> it's the beginning of mankind moving out into space. reporter: the rover will launch in 2024 and will remain on the moon. it will have six months of operations. lauren martinez, abc 7 news. dan: along the peninsula, a new ordinance to ban high-risk bio labs was approved this week. it comes after sam carlos residents were expressing concern about safety. it will block companies and developers from bringing in new high-risk bio labs. these bsl three and four laps are used for experiments and research on deadly diseases. city officials say the approval was influenced by resident concerns following the covid-19

pandemic. >> all you need to do is have one or two people nearby that breathe that in, get infected. as we know from covid, one person becomes two becomes five. dan: officials expect to have three million square feet of lab space coming into the city but it will not be used for high risk lab levels. ama: madonna's upcoming celebration tour has been postponed because of a severe bacterial infection. it was expected to kick off in vancouver on july 15. madonna's manager wrote on his instagram today that the singer has been in the hospital for several days. she was rushed to the icu after being found unresponsive on saturday. her manager says she's under medical care but is expected to make a full recovery. the source of the infection isn't clear. from what's been publicized, the singers recovery sounds promising. >> it sounds like madonna responded quite quickly so a full recovery is certainly possible. that recovery might take weeks

to months. ama: a new start date for her tour has not been announced. dan: president biden has recently started using a cpap machine to treat sleep apnea. after indentations were seen on his face, officials confirm the president did in fact start using a machine in the last few weeks. 30 million americans are known to be affected by sleep apnea which can lead to other health risks. the president has a documented history of dealing with the condition dating back to 2008. cpap machines use air pressure to improve breathing during sleep. ama: let's get into tonight's abc 7 news advancer. away we like to get you ahead of some stories you will be seeing more of in the days to come. california reparations task force will rollout its final report tomorrow. the report is the first of its kind in the entire nation. it will cover the states role in racism against african-american residents and lingering effects

from to tell slavery. some forms of reparations include cash payments and policy changes that eradicate disparities in the states black communities. proposals would need to be approved by the legislature and governor. dan: curiosity killed the cat. well, curate he -- curiosity almost got the best of a california man when he got too close to a bear. the bear perched on a side of a house, licking a bird feeder. the onlooker opens the window. seconds later, the bear takes a swipe at him with its paw. the man was not heard and posted the video on instagram with the caption, throwback to yesterday's stupidity. ama: i was going to say. i'm not trying to victim shame here but i'm not opening that window. [laughter] dan: time now to get a check on our weather. sandhya: i could just see slamming the door on the bear. go away. come again another day. let's talk about the heat.

high pressure will be building in. as it builds, temperatures soaring. let's go right down to the heat alerts for the western u.s. multiple alerts. he divisor he shaded in orange for the bay area, parts of northern california, central portion of the state. the areas in pink, central valley under an excessive heat warning. excessive heat watches for many parts of southern california. this will be a statewide invent. keep that in mind. temperatures spiking tomorrow, especially in the cities. concord, hot and sunny. 92 in livermore. 87 in santa rosa. 89 in walnut creek. friday is even hotter. inland highs in triple digits. saturday, temperatures peak in the low 100s. keep that in mind. unfortunately, as the wind switches direction, more of an offshore flow. down sloping wind drying out the atmosphere.

the fire danger increasing. blue and yellow is moderate to high. as early as tomorrow afternoon, repeating again on friday going into the weekend. here's the live view. board of oakland sitting under a thick layer of fog. areas of dense fog in the morning. hot summer weather the next few days. triple digit heat for the holiday weekend. just about every camera other than san jose showing you the fog that surrounds tonight. marine layer still healthy. sitting not just me the coast but around the bag as well. first thing tomorrow morning, watch out for that. temperatures, 50's to 70's at ukiah. in the morning, drizzle, fog. temperatures by noon time popping into the 70's and 80's. coast side in the 50's. early afternoon, low 90's. it will be a drastic change from what we've been asked. sing -- experiencing most of june. watch out for that drizzle.

you will need wipers. upper 40's to low 60's on your temperatures first thing out the door tomorrow afternoon. in the south bay, 84 in san jose, 82 in sunnyvale. 80 in redwood city. low 60's coast side. breezy and lingering clouds. north bay, 83 in san rafael, 84 in napa. you will feel that warmth. east bay, 73 in oakland, 81 in castro valley. 94 in fairfield. 92 in livermore. from the mid-90's tomorrow to the triple digits, we go from warmer to hotter friday, saturday. don't worry, the coast will contain in the 60's. 80 is around the bay for the weekend. sunday, the heat holds but it's not as hot. temperatures moderating. by the fourth of july, down to the 80's inland. that will feel so much better. that will feel so much better. ama: the cra when you're ready to go

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ama: first responders will be honored at this year's espy awards. they will be given the pat tillman award for their service at the ceremony. the buffalo bills player went into cardiac arrest during a football game in january. dan: thankfully he's ok. training staff resuscitated him. the awards will air on espn monday, july 12 at 5:00. disney is the parent company to

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larry: the a's have not been no-hit since 1991. domingo german cost the first perfect game since 2012. something in the air at the coliseum. nice pic -- catch p get scoreless in the fourth.

stanton got it as well. annihilating this baseball. jb sears allowed five runs. german was perfect. striking out shea linke lear, swinging right there. then he gets release. a's hitters totally baffled by her mom -- german who fans about the only good moment for a's baths, not breaking that and not breaking up inspection -- perfection. german gets release to ground out to josh donaldson. that's all. the 24th perfect game in major league history. 11-0 yankees is your final. brandon belt has become part-time first baseman, part-time comedian. he said exactly what he was hoping for facing logan webb tonight in toronto. >> i have to keep that going. i don't want to hurt his feelings. i just want to embarrass his whole family. >> out. larry: he hilarious.

this is for your family, logan webb. double to left center that scores the run. the blue jays jumped all over webb with five runs in the first inning. giants able to muster one-run on six hits tonight. solo blast to make it 5-1. later ended up striking out to end the game is the giants 10 game road winning streak ends. 6-1 js your final. >> with the first election overall, the sharks are proud to select will smith. larry: that was mr. patrick marleau introducing the teams fourth overall pick in the draft tonight. the 18-year-old center is expected to play for boston college next year and then turn pro. the sharks took wit and mus the 26 pick. team usa jesus ferreira with the hat trick.

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