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11:00 p.m. the fire department confirms an underground vault explosion rocked a neighborhood tonight. now the latest on this story from our reporter at the scene. you got a better understanding from the neighbors there about what happened. what can you tell us? >> yeah, first of people are relieved that no injuries have been reported. i do not know if you can hear it, but behind me the fire department officials are going through and knocking glass out from windows that had previously had damage from the explosion. they will be putting plastic over the glass as a temporary fix for residents. earlier, i spoke with a handful of people here during the explosion. and i heard from the owner of the tesla. >> it just exploded. it caught on fire.

and that is when the san francisco pd and fire department told us to move back. they pushed us away. >> i was preparing dinner and it literally sounded like a car bomb. it knocked me to the floor. i got up, and all the windows, because my windows both facing laguna as well as specific, all were impacted -- as pacific, all were impacted. >> i thought it was a firework, then the building was shaking. i came out and i saw a car on fire. i saw the fire coming from the sewers. it was really interesting. reporter: now, remember in april that there was an underground explosion that put the car out for a days and thousands of people in the north beach area and chinatown were

impacted. we are waiting to hear back from pg&e. the power is out and there are crews working here. j.r.: thank you. thankfully, nobody was cruise passengers are spending another night in san francisco after their shi thursday. it may be able to leave tomorrow for alaska but it is not for certain. passengers have to decide now whether they will set sail or go home. >> the ruby princess is again on the dock of the bay for a third extra night in san francisco after it crashed into the dock on thursday. passengers with a description of the events. >> it is quite the accident. [laughter] reporter: the ship was supposed to be in alaska at this point, but the crash on thursday damaged the hull as it was docking.

one family we spoke with said they are not angry, they are just done. >> we will come back next year. it's a bother but it is what we have to do. reporter: a new departure date is for 4:00 p.m. sunday, but repairs will have to be finished by that time and at the on friday, we captured a large hole near the stern. on saturday it appeared to be sealed. but even then some travelers were not sure whether they would stay or go. >> it is an emotional decision. we do not know if we should go seven days and only having one stop in alaska and one in canada is valuable enough to stay. reporter: passengers have choices. stay on board for a short cruise , get a 75% refund towards a future voyage, or

leave for a full refund and a 50% discount on a future trip. they must decide by 11:00 a.m. on sunday. mixed thoughts from those we spoke with. >> it does not cut it. >> we are all from different areas, we have already planned it. why not stay? >> you would pay a lot for a hotel room like this. why not? >> and we have a drink package. it just keeps getting better. j.r.: some are making the best of the situation. rescue crews saved 10 kayakers during separate incidents today. in the first rescue, higher officials -- fire officials say that five children endedp the water. kayaks to capsize.use to the they were pulled to safety by rescue swimmers. another child and two adult

were rescued by a passing fishing boat. the rescue teams ranged from 11-15 -- teens ranged from 11-15 years old. it all happened during the first inning of the giants game. and a couple kayaking game were also rescued by fire crews. the couple from chico says the incoming tide and strong currents pushed them south of the ballpark. the national weather service issued a small craft advisory through sunday morning. it is in effect until 9:00. the winds are expected to reach 30 miles per hour within the region. spencer christian is here now with what the kayakers really got through today. strong winds. spencer: it was a windy day, gusts exceeding 40 miles per hour at times. currently, you can see at the surface gusts up to 30 miles per

hour. overnight, winds will be tapering off a little bit away from the bay but by midmorning to midday we will see the wind intensified and we will have gusts again tomorrow, maybe even 35 miles per hour. as we look at the day planner, we will start in the morning and even with the wind mild we will have clouds in the morning. sunday by midday. not warming up much in the afternoon. 70's in the inland areas as winds intensify again. warmer weather next week. back to you. j.r.: tense moments today between police and people attending an annual unsanctioned skater event in san francisco. steep part of the street, trying out tricks during the dolores

street skate bomb. people were throwing bottles and other items at police. no word of arrests. we last saw the dolores street skate bomb in 2020. tonight, a family is desperate to find their missing therapy dog. our reporter spoke with the story is becoming more common.r reporter: erin stolen but it is not just an ordinary pet. >> the dog is buddy, a little bit older than a year. he's a poodle mix. reporter: on friday, he was walking him in downtown san rafael. he is not a service dog so he could not take him inside. he tied him to a flagpole in front of the window. but when he came out, but he was gone. >> i was panicking. i talked to people and one woman

saw two women with a dog who took off. reporter: he is working with police, hoping surveillance will identify the women that took the dog. but there is more to the story. but he is a therapy dog for his wife's nonprofit. >> he has a therapeutic function for the young adults my wife works with. it is not just a loss for our family but for the community. reporter: he says he is surprised but he was stolen from a busy plaza downtown were so many people were walking around. >> from what i learned from other people is this is a thing, stealing and selling dogs. it's a real underground market. reporter: according to the american kennel club, dog thefts are on the rise. 2 million dogs are stolen each year in the u.s. and data shows some have found the dog and try to collect a reward, others can use the emotional attachment

with pets to collect a ransom. it's low risk and high reward. di buddy for $2000. some breeds are even more expensive. it could turn a big profit. around townr >> there will be no questions asked, but please return the dog. j.r.: an icon of women's s says she is hanging up her cleats. we will hear from megan rapinoe about why she decided to retire and causes beyond the game she is supporting. tonight's big winning numbers, we take a look at the numbers picked in the powerball jackpot, the 10th largest powerball jackpot in history. we will see if anybo

j.r.: northern california native and soccer star megan rapinoe is making a big announcement. she announced today that this year will be her last and then she will be retiring. our reporter has her story. >> it is with a deep sense of peace and gratitude and excitement that i want to share that this will be my last season. reporter: megan rapinoe announcing her retirement on saturday, the u.s. team playing a handful of games before setting off for the world cup in australia and new zealand. >> i could not have imagined where this beatable game would have taken me. i feel honored to have

represented this country and federation for so many years. reporter: crediting and legend sue bird for helping her process retirement. >> it feels like the right time. i have spent time thinking about it. and again, i feel like i know and understand how rare it is for an elite athlete to be able to have agency over the end of their career. reporter: the gold medalist and two time world cup champion leaving an impact on and off the field. known for her commitment to social issues, from lgbt rights to racial equality, even earning the presidential medal of freedom. joe biden tweeting his congratulations and the vice president noting her role in shaping the next generation. >> it is a full circle moment. i played here in

it was great, but the thing coming back and playing here with the national team, my teammates, it's crazy. reporter: stanford alumni turned player sophia where debt calling megan rapinoe a changemaker. >> she has spoken up talked about a lot of issues that were never talked about before. she used her platform to create change. and she is a legend. reporter: is san jose native, naomi, also taking in the moment. >> everybody is happy for her. she has had an incredible career. and now we are focused on the world cup and wanting to win and to send her off with a bang. reporter: that is exactly what megan rapinoe is planning on doing. >> the best way i could go out is winning. j.r.: the house of representatives' oldest member will not seek another term.

the representative announced she will retire when her current term expires. she is 86. she has represented her city for 25 years in congress. she says she is proud of her work she has accomplished in improving transportation, bringing attention to mental health issues, and upgrading water policy for people in her community. calling all veterans in the south bay. the veterans office in santa clarita county is holding an event for veterans. the resource fair has 50 providers for services ranging from dental, mental, food, free haircuts and showers provided for veterans in need. >> this standdown event, the context is simply providing a one stop event that allows all veterans in our county to see all the different service providers in existence that can help them directly. it's everything you can think of. j.r.: it wraps up tomorrow at

fiesta hall and at fairgrounds. it runs from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. there will be free rides to the event for veterans. take your tickets, the numbers are in for the powerball. the jackpot was worth $615 million. the california lottery website says nobody hit all numbers, including the powerball. but one winner did hit five numbers, winning at least $1 million. the drawing tonight is the 10th largest jackpot in the game's district. here are the num 7, 23, 24, 32, 43, and the powerball number is 18. the next drawing will be on monday. the jackpot has gone up to $650 million. spencer christian, i have to be honest, i did not play. you cannot win if you don't

play. spencer: that makes two of us. but i might go out and buy a ticket. you will know if i win -- j.r.: there will be a nice car in the garage. spencer: and an empty chair over here. let's take a look, it is really windy. it was even windier earlier. now, gusts up to 31 miles per hour at oakland and sfo. even fairfield and rio vista have powerful wind right now. i think we are cooler than last night in most locations. otherwise, it is a pleasant evening. here is a look from the camera. looking over the skyline. we are pretty much in the mid-50's in san francisco, san jose at 57. mid-50's at palo alto. and air is a look from the emeryville camera. it's shaky, bouncing in the

gusts. the temperature readings now, 55 in santa rosa. napa and for a photo at. at 56. here is the ruby princess. it is still docked in san francisco. there are worst places you could be for a few days. winds will be easing overnight. it will be gusting again tomorrow. below average temperatures again tomorrow and on monday. or you can expect some heat returning next week. this is the forecast animation starting at midnight. mostly clear at the moment but it will get cloudy overnight and into the early morning. by 6:00 a.m., fog. and we will have another gray start to the day. but by midmorning, clouds will be going back to the coastline paid we could see a patch of drizzle. and we will have a mainly sunny afternoon. on we go to the overnight temperatures. the lo will bew in thes mid 50's

across our area. in the north bay, it will be colder. santa rosa, 48. cloverdale, 49. tomorrow, 62, san francisco. most around 66-68. inland we will be warming up to the mid to upper 70's. on monday, we will have a gradual warm up. on tuesday, we will see temperatures in the 90's. and that pattern will be with us for a while. here's the seven-day forecast. i will give you a better look at it. warming up on monday. but the real warming will start on tuesday. it look to new into next weekend. inla it will be in then low to mid 90's throughd thursday. friday and saturday, mid to upper 90's. 80's at the shoreline. it is possible, with this, that we could see triple digits next saturday. j.r.: for as much as we say how

cold it is in san francisco i think that they are loving this weather because they are not dealing with the triple digits. spencer: right. without the excessive heat, we have fewer worries about wildfires. and the fog brings in the moisture. that also reduces a chance of wildfires. j.r.: we'll check out a community project today in the south bay that used art to get a cross message about

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time100 sports reporter:reporter: the warriors have reassigned to draymond green, reportedly worth $100 million with a player option in the final season. chris: they also reached a deal with the florida. steph curry is being presented with the ambassador of golf award. the firestone country club in ohio awarded him this we can. he has supported the howard university golf program as well as an underrated golf t

he joined a sports discuss the honor. >> everybody knows my passion for golf. and the opportunity i have to continue to give back to the game and create new opportunities at howard university and the underrated golf tour that we this award is encouraging to keep doing what i am doing with amazing people in partners that understand the opportunity in front of us to get more diversity into the game, more access and opportunity. this is a special award, knowing the names that have been bestowed this award. chris: baseball, giants and rockies. this youngster was ready to go. in the first shot to left field. his 13th of the year. the sun making it hard to catch the baseball. here is peterson. ryan mcmahon cannot find it as it lands right in front of them. he is lucky it did not hit him in the head.

3-2. austin slater pinch-hitting. he dominates. the giants win. and there is one game before the all-star break. and in boston, the red sox and a's. austin pruitt got the last-minute start. a two-run shot. he got four runs in an inning and then two more. jared durant, opposite of t green monster. a-zero, red sox. they are down 6-1. jj bourdais with a two out single. and a little aggressive. the catcher fires back to 30. he is out. a's lose, 10-3. it is a dog's life at pebble beach. the u.s. women's open. on the sand. what a great escape. she would've birdie. and she is

player. on 16, imperfect chip and girl. -- curl. the lowest round of the tournament so far. the to be a ship's on sunday. she is still looking for her first major. has lost in the finals twice. sports, sponsored by river rock casino. j.r.: new information tonight in the investigation into a small plane crashed in southern california. the airport near the crash site is temporarily closed. we'll tell you why. >> our focus is making sure we capture him as quickly as possible. j.r.: an update on a manhunt for an escaped convict in pennsylvania who police say is dangerous and has surviving skills. where they thinking might be

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today in the city of marietta. our reporter is the second deadly small plane crash in the area and less than a week. reporter: tonight, scene in southern california the , remains of a business jet after it plunged into a field and burst into flames. >> one aircraft down in the middle of the field. fully engulfed. reporter: all six people onboard killed, according to the riverside county sheriff. >> the fire is a quarter acre. reporter: the faa says the cessna c-550, which departed from las vegas, crashed about 4:15 a.m. on a second approach to the french valley airport in marietta. >> it was very foggy this morning. it was like a snowstorm or you -- where you cannot see even a couple feet in front of you. reporter: the ntsb says five

investigators are expected to arrive today. the faa is issuing a temporary three-mile flight restriction to the scene. the airport is temporarily closed. four days ago, another cessna airplane crashed in the same area after taking off from the same airport in marietta. the 39-year-old pilot died and three others were injured. two tragic scenes. the faa will be investigating that crash and this one behind me as well. the ntsb will also look for evidence here, like radar data, whether information and maintenance records. j.r.: new details of ship fire that raised air pollution concerns and killed two new jersey fire fighters. the fire is now contained. it ignited on wednesday into injured six other fire fighters. crews say they have contained the fire and stabilized the

ship. the cargo ship was carrying thousands of vehicles and other goods it was at port in newark. the cause of the fire it would lead to the deaths of the fire fighters is still unknown. developing out of pennsylvania, authorities are expanding the search for an inmate facing multiple charges, including murder. he is described as dangerous and has been missing since thursday. authorities say it is not the first time the suspect has led police on a manhunt. our reporter has details from new york. reporter: authoritie expanded their search for michael burnham, who escaped weeks after he was captured in south carolina following a days long manhunt. the 34-year-old suspect is facing homicide and rape charges in jamestown, new york. he was being held in nor

pennsylvania on arson and burglary charges, and is accused of kidnapping a couple while trying to escape capture in may. a dozen law enforcement agencies are involved. >> he is armed and dangerous and we are cautioning if you see him or believe he may be anywhere near you, do not attempt to approach him. reporter: on thursday, he mad e and escape from the jail yard, hoisted himself up on equipment and lowering himself to the ground with a rope bedsheets. he is a survivalist, capable of living in the woods. >> we are conducting woode searches. we are using aviation assets to support the operation but there are a number of places you have to go on foot. reporter: authorities are warning he is a dangerous individual. a complaint reveals a note left for his father in may write he

wrote i am not sorry for what i did. >> it is unsettling. >> any chatter on where he could be hiding? reporter: authorities are advising everybody to lock their doors and stay vigilant. j.r.: san jose has been ordered to unseal government -- unse documents tied to the pink poodle. this is related to an internal probe against fire fighters that related to a woman is seen getting out of an on-duty fire truck and going into the pink poodle strip club in october. it comes after the city was for refusing to release records. the judge determined it was a highly publicized incident with enough evidence to show the public. as part of our effort to build a better bay area, we are looking into illegal street vendors. public work 6 -- inspectors are

facing violence as they crackdown in the mission district. our reporter went to the mission to see firsthand what the vendors and inspectors are facing. >> she will be. >> she will not be. >> hey! what are you doing? reporter: while we interviewed a street vendor about safety, we were assaulted. a woman aggressively approached us. she tried snatching the microphone. vendors simply said this is what we experience every day. >> we'll have people here. we are all taking care of each other. reporter: he has had his permit for a year and says inspectors and vendors are both being attacked. >> people have stolen my merchandise. reporter: over a year ago, san francisco began a street vending program and the goal has been to make sure that everyone is registered, has a permit to

sell items not stolen. on a daily basis, inspectors go out with officers to make sure that everybody is selling with a permit. but now these inspectors are being threatened. >> there has been pushing, bodychecks, but no serious injuries. definitely something to be concerned about. a situation we do not want the staff in. reporter: they believe people attacking them are those who are not permited and selling stolen goods. >> we are assuming those who should not be there are the ones harassing us. reporter: we spoke to someone who says they do not feel safe doing their job. a supervisor, who represents the mission district, says the public works inspectors are the only ones allowed to enforce, officers can only accompany them. >> law enforcement cannot be the primary on any enforcement, so what we have right now is a

situation where public works is enforcing. reporter: this street vendor says she is scared. are you worried? >> [speaking spanish] i am worried because i have a baby and my other kids who come here with me. j.r.: summer is in full swing and visitors at yosemite are hitting the park. this year, they have been met with long lines just to enter. officials want to enact a temporary system by next summer because of the excess crowds. park officials are trying their best to manage visitors and eye considering crowd control measures.they are proposing -- and are considering crowd control measures. they are proposing a mission but are taking public input before moving forward. it celebration of japanese culture kicked off today in san

jose. this festival is more than a tradition with dances and how it reminds us of the connections we share. spencer: fog returns overnight. winds return tomorrow. the forecast is coming up. j.r.: the aids walk s francisco this year is eight da away on sunday, july 16 at golden gate park. it benefits local hiv and aids programs. toegister you can give them a call or visit sf.aid

j.r.: in the south bay, the annual obon festival is underway this weekend in san jose. it is held to honor loved ones who have passed away, and it

built on traditional dances and food. we spoke to someone who has attended since childhood. >> you get to see the community get together and be as one. it is great to see everybody come together. j.r.: the san jose buddhist church hosts the annual festival and it is held on 5th street between taylor and jackson street. if you are thinking of going commute still have a c it is open for one more day, noon until 8:00 p.m. on sunday. spencer christian, it looked like blue skies there. spencer: it will be that way again tomorrow. it will be breezy. these are the headlines. winds will be easing overnight but it will be gusty again tomorrow. and sizzling summer heat will be building for the middle of next week. tonight, increasing clouds.

lows in the 50's. highs tomorrow in the sunny afternoon hours ranging from 60's at the coast, mid to upper 70's inland. here is the forecast. war up onm monday. and tuesday through thursday you will see highs in the low to mid 90's. upper 90's on friday. up to 100 by next saturday. some summer heat. j.r.: it has been a roller coaster. we are in the summertime, does not always happen? spencer: the weather is changing, the patterns we are accustomed tto now. j.r.: here is a preview of sports. chris: coming up, the warriors get the big man they have been targeting this off-season. and the nba unveils a new

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♪ ♪ >> sports is sponsored by river rock casino. chris: in the search for a big man who can shoot, the warriors have agreed to a deal with dario saric, who averaged six rebounds a game in seven seasons, including 39% from three last season. and in between summer league vegas games, the mba has announced a new tournament that will start this fall. the warriors are in west group c. steph curry was part of the revealed. it is a similar set midseason tournament you see in european soccer leagues. 15 teams will split into five groups in a round robin. the winners will advance to a

single elimination round for the finals in las vegas in december. the winner will get that trophy. >> i am excited. the tournament has been awesome. we have been part of that, in the tournament and trying to avoid it. and being creative with the regular season has been really successful. so i think it is a great idea. chris: steph curry will need to make more room in his trophy case, he is being presented with the ambassador golf ball ward, not to mention the kareem abdul jabbar social justice champion award he earned in may as he continues to inspire change. >> what's up, nice to meet you. >> are you having a good time? reporter: whether he is a meeting his biggest fans or encouraging women hooper's. >> come back and keep that spirit and confidence. reporter: his care for the

community shows up everywhere, from charitable works through his foundation to work on the underrated basketball and golf tours, to helping fund teams at howard university, steph curry is providing countless opportunities to others. and recently he was named the winner of the kareem abdul-jabbar social justice champion award. >> all these things have made a difference. and we are proud of him. what you have done is just the top of what we think is important for people who want to help their community. reporter: with the award, 100,000 dollars will be donated on his behalf to the university of san francisco's institute for nonviolence and social justice. >> it means a lot. to hear that from him is special. and it is even more inspiration to keep doing what i am doing. i'm just getting started. reporter: the warriors posted a

video thinking curry -- thanking curry for his commitment off the court. >> thank you for the work you do every day. alway underrated, underrepresented and underserved. >> you are one of the most impressive humans i have ever known. >> you will only continue to make change, and this will add fuel to your fire to go out and do more. i love that. reporter: as the work continues to make the bay area a better place, his mission is clear. it's to find ways to make basketball more meaningful than has ever been, so there are people who paved the way for us to be able to do what we do. and i want to continue to carry that torch. that is what these acknowledgments are all about. chris: lafc -- a great fan right

ther the defender gives some space and he scores his 10th of the year. 1-1 at the half. a rare moment, the quakes' pl ayer given a handball red card and he could not believe it. he was ejected. this one ends in history in the motor city, the detroit tigers threw a combined no-hitter with a shout out win over the blue jays. the first time they have thrown a combined no no. it is the second no-hitter this year, the first was last week when a yankees starter threw a perfect game. j.r.: thank you. an update on a developing story. 391 customers in the pac heights neighborhood are without electricity after an underground vault exclusion. at that is all for tonight.

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