big so i don't know how it is going to affect us. >> it is not something we're going to turn around quickly. > yet another blow for san francisco. two major tech companies canceled their conferences and in the city. or and experts away in and say helping the tourism industry rebound will not be an easy fix. >> part of building a better bay area is looking at problems and searching for solutions. downtown san francisco has been struggling to recover from the pandemic and know there is another blow. despite a return to work from any, two major tech companies have canceled conferences scheduled for muskogee center. more on what the businesses and in the area are saying about the potential impact. >> these conferences attract thousands of people to san francisco which means or business for the area. now that is not happening next year. it happened again.

two major tech companies decided to cancel their conferences. red hat and meda >> coming to the city and hoa 24. it >> is not something we are way to turn around quickly. there are organizations deciding not to hold their events in san francisco. we will probably see more of that. >> a financial hit that is no surprise for the san francisco travel association. according to their projections 2024 continues to be a challenging year for conventions in the city. there expecting to see 60% of average convention activity next year. a peruvian restaurant across from the center opened less than two months ago. they chose this location with convention traffic in mind. >> it is kind of scary. hopefully with tourists, back up and things are going to start coming back alive. these events were like super big

so i don't know how it is going to affect us. >> alex is hopeful that their menu will attract more locals. same goes for the barbershop across from the center. they are hoping for more traffic. >> a lot of business around here has been kind of slow due to other businesses closing. i want to say maybe due to covid. that convention always brought a lot of business and people here. >> we contacted meta and red hat and have not gotten a response. the bay area council says safety challenges do not help san francisco. >> safety, cleanliness of the streets. some of this social problem we are seeing on the streets that are frankly a result of not only the pandemic and the after effects of that but many decades of a failed policy. >> according to the san francisco travel association, this year 36 events are confirmed at the center and

conventions will account for over 663,000 hotel room nights in 2023. >> morning for passengers on board a cruise ship in the san francisco bay. any on the ruby princess experienced what the coast guard calls a hard landing when the ship bumped into the dock. from the peer. she spent the day talking to passengers who felt the impact. that ship is still behind you. > it is still there. there are thousands of passengers on the ruby princess. they have been here since 11:30 or so and they are waiting for their vacation to begin but there is no telling when the cruise ship is going to leave. it was supposed to leave two hours ago. a lot of those passengers that got onto the boat saw the damage done to the boat. i did not stop them from boarding. -- that did not stop them from

boarding. take a look at the damage done to the ruby princess cruise ship. what do you think? >> concerning. >> it looks pretty ugly. >> despite the visible damage done earlier this morning, there were long lines this afternoon for travelers to get back on the same ship on for alaska. around 6:00 morning passengers say the ship had a hard landing at pier 27 in san francisco. >> you just feel that your room was moving to the left into the right. >> it was a rough landing. >> paul was also on the cruise ship. >> i noticed we were spinning pretty quick to be that close to the dock and i was midship portside. looked out the window and we smacked into the dog. >> the ship operator told us ship made unexpected contact with the dock claiming there were no injuries and no one was ever in any danger. the ship wrapped up a 10 day cruise to alaska with more

than 3300 guests. despite the visible damage passengers for the scheduled 4:00 p.m. departure for alaska still boarded. dave said he has no qualms about getting on the ruby princess. structural integrity and the ability of inspectors to decide if it is appropriate or not. >> i'm going. we have looked forward to this too long. >> jennifer is headed to alaska with 12 other family members to celebrate a number of big anniversaries. the san francisco police department has looked into the matter. the coast guard is investigating. she says she is not worried about heading out on the same ship. >> i think it is like a fender bender on a car. like when you just accidentally bump into something you should not. >> earlier today princess cruises sent out a statement saying an assessment of the damage and the peer is underway and any changes are still be

determined at half an hour ago we heard a couple of announcements over the loudspeaker. we are not clear what time the ship could be leaving and why the departure has been delayed. we are live at pier 27. >> the cruise ship watch continues. we reached out to sf port authorities but they did not comment about what happened at the port. and in the meantime we are learning more about the ruby princess pilot. we continue our team coverage with melanie woodrow. >> in some ways this is an elite group. there are not many bar pilots. just more than 50 at the moment with four trainees in the pipeline according to the board of pilot commissioners executive director. an investigation into what went wrong with the ruby princess during docking at san francisco's pier 27 this morning is in the early fact-finding phase. >> it appears the port qua of the ruby princess made contact with pier 27. >> coast guard wood is assisting in the investigation said the pilot as being drug and

alcohol test appeared >> coast guard has sent two teams, and investigations team and an inspection team to the vessel and will be conducting those investigations. >> this sample cisco bar pilots are responsible for safely navigating ships they board over the offshore sandbar to docs throughout the bay area. a spokesperson working with the bar pilots tells abc 7 we can confirm a pilot was involved in a hard landing at pier 27. we are cooperating with all necessary agencies. the board of pilot commissioners tells abc 7 the pilot is on the pilot evaluation committee is responsible for trainees and anyone on the committee would have in a pilot more than 10 years. >> about the hard landing through our mobile app at 9:03 this

this is one way to stay on top of breaking news as it comes into the abc7news room. >> two people were killed in separate incidents on caltrain tracks today. most recent incident happened when a pedestrian was struck the south down train at east meadow drive in palo alto. 68 passengers were on the train. no one was injured on board. another person died when they were hit overnight in mountain view. the two fatalities bring the total number of deaths on caltrain tracks this year to four. we are of any more about the injuries caused by fireworks during the fourth of july holiday weekend in san francisco. officials at zuckerberg general hospital said they received six patients with fireworks related injuries between july 1 and fourth. five patients are in serious condition for one patient was discharged. they include blast injuries to hands and eyes >> i the south bay police recovered 40,000 pounds of illegal fireworks ahead of the holiday weekend. that is among the largest halls of a little fireworks ever seized in the state.

police say two separate investigations led to the biggest busts. one of those investigations was in north san jose where a man named mark espinoza is accused of selling large amounts of illegal fireworks. police say he had 1000 pounds of those illegal fireworks in storage so the in no pitas. >> i'm not sure how he was connecting with his customers but he was distributing it throughout the bay area. they were commercial style fireworks illegal in california. >> the video you saw shows a second fireworks bus stemming from a massive fire that erupted on blossom hill road in san jose. police discovered 38,000 pounds of fireworks on june 14. police also tell as a group of fireworks enforcement officers issued 11 criminal citations for the use or possession of illegal fireworks on july 4. >> coming up, a post-pandemic first in san francisco. glide brings its free male

program -- free meal program in side. >> what the organization hopes to accomplish moving forward. >> one of the north bay's oldest cemeteries. headstones and artifacts were recently recovered to we will tell you how volunteers are trying to restore history. >> i'm sandhya patel. five to 10 degrees below average today. i will let you know when it is going to heat up again

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>> governor newsom's administration announced a big

investment in port and shipping infrastructure. the 1.5 billion dollar investment will create more efficient and sustainable supply chain. 450 million will go towards your image and projects including infrastructure, locomotives and vehicles. >> the investments we are making today will save lives, less environmental impacts on neighboring communities and create or help sustain an estimated 20,000 jobs in our state. >> the port of oakland will receive up to $120 million in funds. officials say the funding will create an estimated 20,000 jobs across the state. >> the state of california and truck manufacturers announced a new agreement on the transition to zero emission vehicles. under the deal engine manufacturers and several major automakers will commit to 100 percent clean truck sales by 2036. the california air resources board will adjust goals currently in place the manufacturers more flexibility to reach the.

reports say the compromise will help the state avoid a potential legal battle with truck manufacturers over emission rules. >> in san francisco's tenderloin, glide reopened its doors for indoor dining today for the first time in nearly three and a half years. they say covid restrictions and safety concerns made it impossible until now. abc 7 reporter lena a look at how getting they need starts with a warm meal. >> it has been three years and four month since glide was able to serve a warm meal indoors. san francisco shelter-in-place order effectively shut down the free meal program. within three days they pivoted to serving to go meals outdoors. >> we kept serving meals outside for the next 1200 days. >> on thursday that changed. and people like reginald relied on services from glide

for years were welcomed back with open arms. >> a little bit warmer than outside. >> the interim ceo says return to community marks the next 60 years of service with the goal of providing higher levels of stability for people we need help with things like housing, food security and substance abuse. needs he calls life domains. >> our goal here is to find one or two domain in which our clients are ready to seek more stability in their lives and then move onto the next one. and it all starts with a meal. >> with the first meal none other than steaming hot fried chicken on national fried chicken day. >> most of these folks spent all day outside your too many of them are spending all night outside. to be able to come into someplace warm and comforting provides a little dignity, a little hope >>. san francisco supervisor dean preston thanking glide for their flexibility during the pandemic.

>> especially at a time when it has become too easy to attack san francisco, you offer hope to so many people vision for how the city can be a better and more compassionate place. >> by bringing people back indoors for a warm meal three times a day year, san francisco police chief phil scott who rolled up his own sleeves to help volunteer thursday believes it will help improve the image of the city. >> sometimes getting respite goes a long way. and people are not on the streets. they are inside. at the end of the day, i think we all want somebody to care for us. that is what this place does. >> that is great to see. >> nice after so long. moving onto the weather and i think you're already looking ahead to the weekend. >> yeah because i will be elsewhere. it is cloudy outside. this must end soon.

>> larry, -- larry would not be anywhere else but here. >> so dedicated. >> unless i was on a beach in hawaii. >> that would be nice. especially when you look at the life pictures we have right now. take a look from our oakland airport camera. we have a lot of cloud cover and we are checking out our hourly forecast. evening planner. 7:00 tonight. 50's at the coast. 70's inland. the sun goes down at 8:34. it is going to be cloudy across the entire region. areas of drizzle going into 1:00 a.m. and the temperatures in the 50's. today's high temperatures were in the upper 50's to upper 70's. a good five to 10 degrees below average for this time of year. we do have a trough dominating our weather which is why you are seeing isolated thunderstorms from earlier today. with an area of low pressure it prevents high pressure from building in and warming us up.

typically we have a semipermanent high but it has been one low after another. much of june was below average and we are going to do this all over again. at least through the weekend. we are keeping it cooler than average. on live doppler 7 we just have a lot of cloud cover along the post and around the bay. temperatures have fallen four degrees cooler compared to yesterday at this time in san jose. down to novato. the wind is playing a role in keeping us below-average. 28 miles per rio vista. as we go hour by hour, 8:00 tonight the winds will remain on the gusty side for parts of the delta tomorrow morning. it is breezy and the breezy to gusty conditions will remain with us through the afternoon and evening which will once again keep our temperatures in check. from her walnut creek camera, the sun is shining in the inland east bay. 58 and the city peered 62,

oakland. 68 degrees in san jose. 57 in half moon bay. sfo camera showing you the deep marine layer in place. upper 60's napa, nevada, santa rosa. 70 in concord. take out -- check out the temperature trend for livermore. we get closer to monday. well above average with the mid-90's showing up as we head toward tuesday thursday. golden gate bridge camera socked in. temperatures stable average through the weekend. hot summer weather next tuesday through thursday. tomorrow morning abe damp with the drizzle. temperatures and the 50's. heck on the extra layer. breezy in the afternoon inland. upper co. side upper your friday. one for heat, just wait a few days. getting a tuesday through thursday. inman highs from the mid to upper 90's. in the short-term, mild inland with sunshine and clouds coast

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>> in the north bay some missing pieces of history have been returned to a landmark cemetery where some of california's first settlers are buried the recovery of the long missing tombstones is a significant find for the volunteers maintaining the graveyard. cornell barnard has details on where they were found. >> this one is cleaning up really good. >> volunteers are revealing someone forgotten history and three inside santa rosa's real cemetery where many of california's early pioneers are laid to rest. >> we could not have read this before and this is rebecca fulkerson. she was born in 1818. >> the first burial took place in 1854 but over the years many tombstones broke or went missing. >> we don't often get stones back in this area when i was a boy people would take the stones home. they would use them for landscaping in their backyards.

they would use them for bookends in their homes. >> imagine the jonathan and his cemetery crew got a call regarding some long-lost tombstones. >> we figured we would never get those back and we get this call and recover these tombstones that are almost perfect. >> three tombstones and eight foot stone suddenly recovered. >> this is a headstone of george locke. >> he says the stones were discovered by homeowner inside the garage. they had likely been there for 30 years. he said the person's name will stay anonymous. >> we are happy to get them back. as i say they had all the best intentions. they were not stolen. they were taken and then forgotten. >> the work to a restore the missing marble has begun. >> we are going to place that stone together. >> volunteers believe there are many more missing headstones. some where in the committee.

their only request is bring them back questions asked. >> we have complete amnesty for anyone who wants to return anything. > some long-lost history now being returned to this quiet hillside cemetery. >> she died 1855. >> honored in a big way this week as the cntry marked independence day. stoneridge creek senior living committed and a pleasanton have quote c -- a quilt club. they have been busy making patriotic quotes. -- patriotic quotes. >> the quilts are exquisite. pieced together by certain people with a patriotic theme. we have red, white and blue but in all kinds of combinations. they are just gorgeous. >> there was a special ceremony to give out the quilts in the

fourth of july peered those honored include veterans from world war ii, the korean war in vietnam. >> coming up, trouble in the tech world over instagram's new app. twitter is so concerned it is taking legal action. >> get out of the car and walk around. i definitely think it has had an impact as far as deterrence. >> oakland police hit the streets and they have a new strategy. why they say ramping up their foot

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there are calls and calls and priorities. try to take the time to talk to people. > he is now part of the new foot patrol team covering an area between the oakland coliseum and the oakland airport. it is a strategy the police department hopes will help fight crime. now it >> >> gives us a chance to meet people, as this is. try to come up with a plan for how we can tackle the situation together. the situation in this part of oakland is crime is up. according to the oakland police department, burglaries in this part of the city are up 20% since this time last year. also burglaries up 27%. >> that is why we are out here trying to prevent burglaries and being visible. >> part of the strategy hoping high visibility will serve as a deterrent. signs are posted to remind customers to take safety precautions but those don't always work especially in an area with a lot of travelers. fresh off a flight, come and typically have luggage, laptops.

not knowing the area, the crime trend is they will leave belongs in the r and makes it an easy target for criminals. >> will be out of here. >> the owner of philly's best cheesesteaks says customers will not come if they feel unsafe. she hopes this added level of security will be a big boost for business. >> it is very important. especially that they are walking and talking to customers as they come in and they are patrolling. we need that around here. >> opd acknowledges potential criminals can just go to other areas while officers are on foot patrol. they say the statistics show crime is down in some parts of oakland where foot patrols were reintroduced in february. it can be a big boost in the confidence of customers and shop owners. >> they were very appreciative of me being out here. they voiced that my presence has made a difference so far in the short time of me being out here.

>> oakland police chicago to arrest a man suspect of killing someone who is just delivering flowers in oakland. he is accused o and killing mathew guide us on 26th street. police believe he is the man walking some dogs and then arguing with him just before the shooting. police were previously searching for a woman who had been walking with the shooter. investigators say she is no longer considered a person of interest. >> san francisco police are asking for your help identifying the person who assaulted in 83-year-old man in the u.n. plaza area last month peered the men suffered broken bones in the june 20 attack. here's a closer look at a few photos of the attacker. police say the person is a man between the age of 35 to 45 with light colored hair. if you know this person, san francisco police would like to hear from you.

>> today marks 10 years since the deadly airlines crash at san francisco international airport. the boeing 777x slammed into a runway seawall while trying to land. there were 290 one passengers and 16 crew members. three passengers died in the crash including a teenager from china was run over by two airport firetrucks after the crash. federal investigators blame the three pilot saying they flew to low and too slow. the company behind the submersible that imploded on a voyage to the titanic has suspended all operations. ocean gate ceo was among the victims on board the titan. all five passengers were presumed killed when the sub imploded two weeks ago. even though operations have ceased, ocean gaetz website still features descriptions of the expedition that offered including tours of the titanic wreckage. >> twitter is considering legal action against meta

new app threads. attorney sent a cease and desist. it claims met former twitter employees. met are no former twitter employees on the team. so far threads is a success. >> a distraction. elon musk is trying to distract meta from going ahead becau their full speed. it is incredible to see how many will joined the new platform. it is an average of 2 million every hour. that is unheard of especially for a social media platforms. >> mark zuckerberg says million people signed up for threads in the first 24 hours. >> the wga writers strike is more than two months old and today a flash mob gathered to

draw attention to the importance of fair compensation and conditions for those who bring entertainment to everybody around the world. we are still worth with our sister station in los angeles has the story. burbank the flash mob organized by actors and actresses standing in solidarity with the writers guild of america. >> we have been planning and hurting for over a month peered >> as the flash mob bogeyed, drivers honk their horns. organizers say that is the point. keeping the public's attention on the nearly 70-day-old writers strike. >> we just want people to support whether that is picketing or showing up for your writer friends and people in the industry to listen to why it is important to have fair wages and compensation. >> actors and actresses say they stand with the striking writers is there in intense talks for a new contract with the alliance of motion picture and television producers. negotiations or the contract was supposed to be up at the end of

last week but at this time we are still waiting to see if we are going to end up on strike. >> movie and tv actors last went on strike for three months and a 1980. -- three months in 1980. >> you're been on strike since may 2. currently we are not at the table with amp tp. >> caroline same sticking points remain the same. > a few of the demands are we want an increase in residuals when it comes to streaming services like netflix, disney plus, peacock. we went protection against ai. we are asking for rooms we went to protect comedy variety writers. currently their pay is equivalent to like nothing. >> we are, abc7news. >> coming up, prepping for pride day. amazon's mega sale returns next week and there is a secret you need to know before you shop.

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>> you swing by any beach this summer and you're likely to fund visitors snapping pictures but one group is doing more than filling out their vacation albums. as dan ashley discovered, there documenting changes that could have a profound effect -- prout affect how we manage our coastline. >> as they sift through the sand

, you could say this team from the california academy of sciences is literally taking a snapshot of climate change or at least the effect on visitors. >> this is a turkish towel. it is a type of seaweed and definitely there has been so many varieties of seaweed. the >> team is documenting the various life forms the coastline play in data that are adding to a much bigger picture. >> since we have been doing this for eight years we can compare this year to all the years that have gone by. >> dr. rebecca johnson codirects the academy center for biodiversity. she said the beach survey as part of a massive volunteer object dubbed snapshot cal coast launched nearly a decade ago. the goal is to build a kind of living database of changes along the coastline. a mission that is especially intriguing this year with the protected return of el niño. >> during el niño, or right after el niño's we tend to get warmer water species.

species from southern california moving north. >> figuring out what is on the move is turning into a full-time job. for the first time in recent memory researchers have documented juvenile great lakes sharps migrating from warm water nursery habitats in southern california waters near monterey bay. while another predator species, sunflower see stars, nearly vanished in another ocean warming episode. their loss triggered a population explosion in computing purpose urchins which are now devouring coastal kelp forest and figuring out what is coming next may require close big and small. >> kind of a dried up piece of it. they have been washing up on california shores. >> biodiversity data specialist dr. natalie low says an earlier wave of these floating ocean creatures drifted in before the last el niño. exactly the kind of data the snapshot program is designed to track. >> what might happen to them

with the change. that becomes richer over the decades as new bits of information bring it into sharper focus. and perhaps providing a clear vision for managing the challenges already facing our coastline. >> helping to think about what needs to be done to help bring these ecosystems back into balance but also thinking about what balance will look like in 100 years. not what is perfect now. >> the snapshot survey uses a digital form called naturalist. that allows experts and citizen scientists to upload their photos and data to help track earth species. >> a grim milestone for the planet. with the third day in row temperatures reached record highs making at the hottest week since recording started in 1979. experts say the rising jurors are caused climate change and only knows warming of the pacific ocean. >> it is a little scary to hear. the added heat, the air can

carry more moisture so when you get large storms they can be more extreme. >> this week record high temperatures were recorded from coast-to-coast. sarasota, florida at 9090's. seattle, washington at 91. the cdc is warning to limit their time outdoors. >> we're still waiting for the weather to heat up around here. it is coming. >> not that much. tell us it is not so extreme. >> we are not going to see extremes immediately. i know some people are saying where is summer. take a look at this life picture from our emeryville camera. carla for us. over -- carl the fog with us. we are going to have good air quality the next three days. we already have low clouds around the coast and the bay. tomorrow morning it is a drizzly great start. as we go into the afternoon the

gray skies pull away from bayside and inland. some clouds will linger and the rest of the evening the marine layer will begin to compress lately so a little bit warmer as we had weekend. temperatures from around the afternoon still below average. upper 50's, coast. breezy inland. we bring on the hot weather. this is what larry is waiting for. 90's inland tuesday. wednesday and thursday. close to one hundred degrees. the accuweather 7-day forecast and below average through monday before we bring on the hot summer sizzle. >> that is when larry will call out second. he >> she will be gone. >> some call it vacation. >> vacation. [laughter] >> anyway. chris alvarez is handling sports. you know who wants to get warm? the golfers at pebble beach. >> it is cold and windy and

gray. >> july. >> here is july. the warriors are onto vegas. as of larry mentioned, history down the road as the first round tease up for the u.s. women's open. puppies on the beach. some golf balls almost ended up

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women's open. largest person ever in women's golf. $11 million. contenders fear shut of the day from two major former champions. the bunker for boulder -- for birdie. two hop set in. over the bunker. that is pretty. early in the day. third shot on number six from sheila lynn. another approach shot. about four feet from the cup. roll the birdie on in. she is your leader out of the gates at four under. how about stanford's on? dart her off on number three-putting from 35 feet. she has a bright future. what's that thing on in. cap wedge. knocking it in within three feet. she would birdie of the whole. looks like larry beil on the links. right?

>> rose has a slightly better game. >> the aerial view of her looking for her ball on the cliffs of the beach. my ball is on the beach paired puppy having a good time. we will have your full recap and where rose finished up tonight at 11:00. baseball. fans of the motor city oakland looking for a three-game sweep of the tigers. bottom of the fourth, up 4-0. rbi double bring some sex short. -- brings home zach schwartz. deep to left center. toward the pizza pizza sign. the tigers blank the a's. it is officially official. chris paul is a warrior as the trade with washington was made complete today. that sense of jordan poole, patrick baldwin jr. and ryan rollins all with draft picks to d.c. the w's trying to win now with four future hall of famer spirit

the summer dogs picking up the win over the hornets impressive two game. team-high 26 on monday. first round pick. followed last night. 17 points on seven of 14 shooting this double pump fake. had a game-high five steals. into the predraft process everyone was like can he play defense at the nba level? i tried to prove i can and i can stick in this league for many reasons. just playing how i play and people are going to learn i can lock up on defense. >> brandon is the head of the stake. every time outland i dries -- when i drill something up he is asking about it. we are ready from were in vegas. >> the warriors play the lakers tomorrow on espn. four games at least and a las vegas. no basketball never ends. it is fun for us to get a little

bit of action. we will see how many private 10 games are on abc. the warriors, you have to see these young guys play because these guys to step up with the bench. >> the nonstaff minutes. all right. you come across. >> that is if it for this edition of abc7news. >> from all of us here at abc 7, have a good night and we will see you again at 11:00.

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