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is being done after a fire damage property in a san francisco neighborhood. plus, neighbors described the jolting moments. before we get to that top story, let's check the weather. >> similar to yesterday. with the exception of santa rosa and los gatos in the audience. live view of walnut creek, where we have low clouds, patchy fog, some drizzle. temperatures will be in the 50's for the next few hours. he wins peak at temperatures below average. inland areas in the upper 70's around the bay, upper 60's. near 60 at the coast. big warm up ahead in the seven-day forecast.

francisco, pg&e making repairs after an underground vault erupted in flames out of the manhole in pacific heights. one car damaged as it was parked above the manhole. the wrote windows were blown out. no one was hurt. the vault has been the energized. pg&e will inspect it for safety before reenergizing the line. it happened in the 2100 block of pacific avenue last night. people described to us what they saw and heard. >> it caught on fire. that is when san francisco and the fire department told us to move back. no one was alone on the street. >> i was preparing dinner. it sounded like a car bomb and knocked me to the floor. i got up. all the windows -- my

both facing laguna as well as specific, tall got impacted. >> i was cooking dinner. i thought it was a firework, but i realized the whole building was shaking. i came outside and saw a car on fire. i saw fire coming from the sewers. it was interesting. >> residents were told to shelter in place overnight. catherine stefani spoke to abc news. she is encouraging residents to stay calm and says pg&e shut of the power to make those repairs left night. -- last night. according to the outage valve, electricity is back on. two people sent to the hospital after a crashed in san rafael last night. the two victims had to be pulled out of the plane after it went down in a march at the end of the runway. while it was going down, the aircraft struck electrical lines

, leading to power outages. this is a developing story. we will give you an update as soon as we learn about the victims' conditions. passengers on the ruby princess cruise are waiting to hear if they will depart today. they ship has been stalled a pier 27 for 3 days. abc seven news stone here is what we are learning from passengers. >> the ruby princess is again sitting on the dock of the bay for a third section night in san francisco after it crashed into the dock on thursday. passengers with a simple description of the events. >> is an accident. in alaska at this point, but thursday's crash damaged the whole of the vessel as it was docking. one bay area family said they are not angry, just done. >> we will come back next year.

it is a bummer that we have to reschedule but stuff happens. >> the new departure date is 4:00 p.m. sunday, but repairs will have to be finished by that time and the coast guard must approve. on friday, our cameras captured a large hole near the stern. on saturday, it appeared to be sealed. even late saturday, some travelers will still unsure -- work s -- unsure if they were going to go. >> we do not know of having only one stop in alaska in -- and one in canada is enough to stay on. >> passengers have ce a shortend cruise, get a 75% discount or leave, get a full refund and a

50% discount on a future trip. they must decide by 11:00 a.m. sunday. mixed thoughts from those we talked with. >> we are all from different areas. we have already planned this. why not stay? >> you pay a lot for a hotel room like this. why not? >> 10 we have the drink package. it is a bonus. -- and we have the drink package. it is a bonus. >> rescue crews in san francisco saved 10 kayakers yesterday during two separate incidents. in the first, they save five children who ended up in the water after their kayaks capsized. another child and two also rescued by a passing fishing vessel, but they did not fall in our everyone is expected to be ok. authorities say this happened during the first inning of yesterday's giants game. a couple kayaking during the

game also had to be rescued yesterday afternoon. the couple says the tide and strong currents pushed them south of the ballpark. the national weather service issued a small craft advisory until 9:00 a.m. this morning. winds expected to reach 30 mph within that area. some tense moments unfolded during an annual skater event in san francisco. it was between police officers and those in attendance. barreling down a steep road during an event called the dolores street skate bomb. video shows people throwing bottles and other items. it is not known if other arrests were made. in the north bay now is desperately seeking help finding the missing dog. they say it is not only a loss

for the family but also impacts a local nonprofit. this kind of story isecing more common. >> this dog was stolen but the dog is not just an ordinary family pet. >> the dogs name is buddy. he is a little bit older than a year. he is adorable. >> on friday, dittmer walked buddy to the bank in downtown san rafael. but he is not a service dog, so he could not take him inside. he tied him to a flagpole. when he came out 10 minutes later, but he was gone. >> i talk to everybody around here. one gentleman witnessed a womanhood played with the dog and took the dog. >> he is working with the bank and police, hoping surveillance footage will identify the woman. but he says there is more to the story. but he is also a therapy dog for his wife's nonprofit. >> he has a therapeutic function

for the young adults my wife works for. it is a loss for the community as a whole. >> dittmer still surprised that was stolen from a busy downtown plaza. so many people were walking > this is a thing, stealing dogs and selling them. >> according to the american kennel association, dog theft is on the rise. almost 2 million dogs are stolen each year in the u.s. some will pretend to have found the dog and trying to collect a reward. others can use it to collect a ransom. legal experts call it low risk, high reward. low risk of getting caught, big reward in selling a stolen dog. denver says they bought buddy for $2000. some breeds are more expensive. dittmer has since been posting signs around town, hoping buddy will come home. >> if you return him safely,

there will be no questions. >> let's hope buddy returns home safely. temporary check on the weather. frances: it is starting off a little cloudy. you can see some drizzle along the beaches. had to use my wipers. temperatures will be below average, on the cool side, with the winds picking up. i will let you know when big changes and date warm-up is coming. >> a soccer trail blazer announces her retirement. how her teammates and others, including the president, are honoring megan rapinoe. but first, a new report san francisco lost hundreds of thousands of commuters during the workweek. feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown

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mount tam camera. sunrise starting to peek out. it is a little breezy. time now 5:12. a new report is highlighting the impact of remote work on san francisco's commuter population. san francisco's daytime population transformation is the most dramatic in the country. data shows the city lost nearly 210,000 people during a typical workday. before the pandemic, the population had dropped to 1.1 million people during work hours. that shows a loss of nearly 20%. northern california native women's soccer start megan rapinoe is retiring. she made the announcement yesterday. tara campbell has the story. >> it is with the sense of peace and gratitude and excitement

that i want to share this is going to be my last season. >> megan rapinoe announcing her retirement saturday. the u.s. women's national team playing a handful of games before setting off sunday for the world cup in australia and new zealand. >> i could have never imagined where this beautiful game would have taken me. i feel so honored to have represented this country and this federation for so many years. >> saturday, her fiance and legend sue bird helped her process the retirement. >> it feels like the right time. i have spent a lot of time thinking about it. i know and understand how rare this is for an elite athlete have agency over the end of their career. >> the gold medalist and two time world cup leaving a lasting

impact, known for her commitment to social issues, from lgbtq+ rights to pay equity and racial inequality, even earning the presidential medal of freedom. joe biden tweeting his congratulations and vice president harris noting her role in shaping the next generation. >> it is a full circle moment. i played here in college. it is exciting. to think about coming back here and i have grown up looking up to it, it is crazy. >> stanford alumni turned national player sophia where 10 calling megan rapinoe a changemaker. >> she is spoken up about a lot of issues that were not talked about before. she has used her platform to create change. on the field, she is a legend. >> san jose native and stanford player naomi also taking in the moment. >> she has had an incredible career.

we are now even more focused on this world cup and wanting to win. send her off with a bang. >> the best way i could go out is winning. stephanie: the house of representatives's oldest number will not seek another term. the democratic representative announced she will retire when her current term expires. she is 86 years old and represented her city for 25 years in congress. she says she is part of the work she accomplished, including working on transportation, mental health and water policies. calling all veterans in the south bay -- santa clara county's veterans office is hosting its event for veterans this weekend. the resource fair continues today with over 50 providers. free haircuts and showers are

also given to those who need them. >> and down a bit. it's context is providing a stop event that allows all veterans to seek all service providers in existence that can help them directly. everything you can think of. stephanie: today is the last day of the event. it runs from 10:00 to 3:00 at the santa clara county fairgrounds. the dta is providing free rides to the event for veterans. our county is trying to educate about vaccines -- santa clara county hosted an event yesterday to help paint a new community mural in san jose. kids also got a chance to participate in other activities. the mural's theme is titled vaccines are another part of growing up. summer is in full swing.

visitors at yosemite are busy hitting the park. this year, they have been met with long lines just to enter. officials want a temporary reservation system bite next summer due to excess crab this year. -- due to excess crowds this year. they are considering crowd control measures and are proposing a permanent reservation system. the numbers are in for the powerball. saturday's jackpot was estimated to be worth $615 million. the california lottery website says no one hit all six numbers, but one lucky enter did hit five, winning one million dollars. last night's drawing was the 10th largest jackpot in the game's history. the numbers were 7-23-34-42-33. powerball number is 18.

next drawing is expected tomorrow. jackpot now $650 million. francis has our forecast. we have to wait for our warm-up? frances: yeah. yesterday was windy. today the winds will pick up again and keep temperatures on the cool side. but the warm-up is coming. we just have to wait a little longer. we are also under quite a few clouds. here is live doppler 7. as i take you outside, the live shot shows low clouds over san francisco. most temperatures in the 50's. san francisco, 52. mt. view at 55. 56 in san jose. emeryville, looking the bay bridge and san francisco in the background. cool spots in the santa rosa, 47, novato, napa, fairfield, low

to 50's. concord, 55. livermore, 54. it is already gusty. in oakland, rio vista, 23 m.p.h.. that will increase this afternoon. you will see how strong it is. it will be easy to gusty. you can see some areas over 30 mph. these winds will keep temperatures below average. beautiful shot from mount tam. lots of low clouds this morning. some patchy fog, even some drizzle this morning. this afternoon will be windy. temperatures will remain below average today and tomorrow. they will ramp up a bit tomorrow. sizzling summer heat is coming at the end of the week. you can see the clouds pulling

back to the coast, except along the love life and time. it clears the afternoon before it returns overnight into the early morning. we could have drizzle again tomorrow morning. if you are headed to the giants game, grabbed a jacket and sunglasses. there will be sunshine with temperatures in the low 60's throughout the game. highs will range from 60 at the beaches to upper 70's inland, maybe a few low 80's. but san francisco only 62, oakland, 66, san jose, 71. tonight, fog moving in. mid 50's for a bit cooler in santa rosa. napa, 52 degrees. here is the warm-up. in livermore, average high is 88. to date we are at 72.

-- today, we are at closer to average tuesday. above average with purple digit heat -- triple digit heat friday and saturday. let warm up tomorrow and we -- slight warm up tomorrow and we hit average or above during the middle of the week. friday and saturday is pool whether inland, possibly over 100 degrees by saturday. some of our warmest spots around the bay upper 80's. head to the beach, low 60's to upper 70's. stephanie: we can finally enjoy it. frances: right now, we are still dealing with clouds but next weekend is a different story. stephanie: ahead, community and culinary. a program in napa valley crafted to help people stay trouble.

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program is being offered to those coming out of homelessness and substance abuse. it was created by a former correctional officer and a chef in napa valley, teaching essential skills. >> the training academy brings adults out of homelessness, addiction, incarceration. it gives them life skills, houses them to give them the best foot forward on this road to recovery. it is a full-time job. we are trying to train them in the field. dishwashing, inventory, prepping -- we go through all the techniques, all the cuisines.

i have 100% job placement if they graduate. they can get into the hospitality industry. these are friendships and connections that last a lifetime. >> i have been an addict almost 30 years. i did six years in prison. i have been praying, god, you have not brought me this far to give up on me. the application came and i was like, this is a sure sign. i work for some nice resta here in napa. i was head chef at a drug treatment center in napa. i could not have done any of it without the chef and the chance he gave me to build a new life at 50 years old. >> before this p sleeping in a bush, sometimes under a bridge, not having any direction.

once chef paul started giving me acknowledgments and praise for cooking good food and working hard, it switched a light in me. i woke up one day and thought i can bring something to the table. >> when i left corrections, knew i wanted to be part of a program that would help folks. i did not know what that would look like. the culinary program shows and proves to family and friends that there is a second chance for their loved one. it validates that we are making a difference. stephanie: 100% placement rate. impressive. the napa culinary training academy is a 12 week program at. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the app.

it is available through apple tv, google tv, and was unfair tv, and roku. still to come, the fbi the investigation into alleged bomb threat on a plane diverted to oakland last week. a pennsylvania inmate escapes. how research is expanding and intensifying.

moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> one aircraft down in the middle of the field. stephanie: a plane crashes in southern california, killing six. what the the faa is investigating a midflight restrictions in the area -- amid flight restrictions in the area. it is going to be windy today. frances: winds will pick up

again this afternoon. it is such a beautiful start this sunset, some fog along the coast in emeryville and across the golden gate bridge. here is what you can expect today -- fog and d next few hours. temperatures generally in the 50's. it will be slow to warm up. winds picking up. near 60 great at the beach. sunsets at 8:033. below average tomorrow but triple digit heat in the seven-day forecast. stephanie: new details on the plane crash that left six dead. the french valley airport temporarily closed after the plane burst into flames in a field nearby. the investigation is currently underway. >> a terrifying scene.

the charge -- charred remains o a business jet after it plunged into a field and burst into flames. all six on board killed. >> the fire is about a quarter acre. >> the faa says the departed from las vegas, crashed around 4:15 this morning on his second approach to french valley airport north of san diego. >> it was foggy, almost like the snowstorm where you cannot see. >> the ntsb says five investigators are expected to arrive on scene today. the faa issuing a temporarily temporary flight restriction. the airport temporary -- temporarily days ago, another plane crashed in the same area after taking off from the same airport.

the pilot died. three others were injured. the faa will be investigating that crash and this one as well. the ntsb will also look at radar data, whether information, and maintenance records. stephanie: the fbi is investigating the alleged bomb threat that led to a southwest plane diverting to oakland. according to the alameda county sheriff's office, the plane headed from las vegas to maui was redirected after a flight attendant said they received images suggesting a bomb was on the aircraft. all belongings and luggage were searched after the plane was evacuated in oakland. no explosive materials found. no arrests have been made. president biden is heading to europe as he prepares for the nato summit. it is as janet yellen finished her trip to china. >> we know the coupling of

world's two largest economies would be disastrous for both countries and destabilizing for the world. and it would be virtually impossible to undertake. we want a dynamic and healthy global economy that is open, free, fair, not one that is fragmented for forces countries to take sides. stephanie: antony blinken also had talks with chinese officials last month. developing out of pennsylvania, authorities expanding the search for an escaped inmate facing charges including murder. the inmate is described as dangerous and has been missing since thursday. >> on saturday, authorities expanded theburnham, who escapea

pennsylvania jail, after he was captured in south carolina. the suspect faces homicide and rape charges in two separate cases. he was being held on arson and burglary charges and is also accused of carjacking and kidnapping a couple while trying to escape capture in may. a dozen law enforcement agencies involved in the search. >> we consider him armed and dangerous. if residents see him more believe he may be near, they should not attempt to approach him. >> on thursday, he made his escape from the jail yard, hoisting himself on exercise equipment and lowering himself to the ground with a rope made of bedsheets. authorities safe he is a survivalist capable of living in the woods for days. >> the terrain is rugged, steep parent we dashed steve.

-- steep. there are a number of places you just have to go on foot. >> a chillin may, he allegedly wrote i am not sorry for what i did. >> there is a lot of chatter about where he might be. >> authorities are advising everyone to lock their doors and stay vigilant. stephanie: ukraine, officials warning russia could blow up europe's largest nuclear power plant. a lot of your zelenskyy will speak to martha raddatz -- president zelenskyy will speak to martha raddatz. you can see the exclusive this morning coming up at 8:00 right here on abc 7. still to come, the illegal street vending.

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stephanie: live look from our golden gate bridge camera. light traffic this morning. breezy later today. as part of efforts to build a better day area, we are looking into illegal street vendors in san francisco. of worse inspectors face -- public works inspectors face threats and illegal violence as they crackdown on threats. we went to see firsthand what

vendors and inspectors are facing. >> how are you doing? >> we interviewed a san francisco street vendor about safety and we were assaulted. a woman tried snatching our microphone. vendors around us said this is what they experience every day. permit for a year and says inspectors and vendors are both being attacked. >> people have stolen some of my merchandise. >> over a year ago, s francisco begin the program to make sure every street vendor is registered with the city and has a permit to sell items that are not stolen. on a daily basis, public works inspectors go out with police officers to make sure everyone selling has a permit. now they are being threatened.

>> there has been pushing, a punch, no serious injuries but something to be concerned about and a situation we do not want. >> sf public works believes those attacking them are not permitted and are selling stolen goods. >> we are assuming that the folks who should not be there already ones harassing us. >> one inspectors said she does not feel safe doing her job. this woman who represents the mission district says public works inspectors are only -- are the only ones allowed to enforce permitting. officers can only accompany them. >> law enforcement officers cannot be the primary. public works is out enforcing. >> this vendor says she is scared. are you worried about that? >> [speaking spanish]

because i hav my other kids who come here to sell with you. -- with me. stephanie: new details on the partnership fire that killed two new jersey firefighters and raised air pollution concerns. the fire is now contained. firefighters said they contained the fire yesterday and stabilized the ship. the ship was carrying thousands of vehicles and other goods. what led to the fire and the deaths is still not known. frances: get ready for another windy afternoon. you can see the kamrap shaking. wins have been gusting up to anyone mph on him. we expect -- on mount tam. we expect similar wind conditions around the bay area.

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bridge. 10 minutes out from sunrise. time now 5:44. the giants looking to take the lead this afternoon in their series against the rockies. san francisco takes on colorado -- in oracle park. steph curry is changing lives. he was honored this weekend for his contributions to the golf world. chris alvarez has your morning sports. >> kit's official. the warriors have re-signed draymond green. yes pn also reports the dubs agreed to a one year deal. steph curry being presented with

the 2023 bassitt are of golf award in ohio this -- ambassador of golf award in ohio this weekend. he joined espn sports to discuss the honor. >> everybody knows my passion for golf and the opportunity that i have two continue to give back to the game and create new opportunities. howard university golf team and the underrated golf tour, this award is special. i have some amazing partners who understand how to get more diversity into the game, more equity access and opportunity. >> very co giants and rockies. michael conforti had not homered in a month, but two rimshot two left makes it 2-1, giants.

the wind and sun was making it hard but joc left side. and tough son. he is lucky that thing did not hit him in the head austin slater pension hitting continues -- pinch hitting continues his dominance. for the a's and red sox, paul blackburn was six. doug's verdugo, to run shot to right. sam: gave homer over the green monster. 5-0, red sox and the a's with some poor baserunning. two-out single to short right. good throw. the catcher fires back to third.

he is out. da's lose. pebble beach, u.s. in the sand on six. one over, tied for this player named after the space program, talk about a perfect ship and curl, fines in the bottom of the cup. -- finds the on with still looking for a first major, lost the playoffs twice, including two years ago. that is your look at sports. stephanie: climate scientists expecting 2023 to be the hottest year on record. last month became the warmest month of june ever recorded. last week, the planet reached daily highs never seem.

-- never seen. the records are likely the highest in 1000 years. the heating effect from el niño has begun, but we will not the scene that here in the bay -- not the seeing that here in the bay area for the first part of this week. frances: we have lots of low class, but we will be hoping that average go up for the end of the week. right now, also a race start over the bay bridge. temperatures mostly in the 50's. open, mountain view, half moon bay, 54 degrees. low clouds and gray skies over san jose right now. santa rosa, 47. low 50's in the votto, fairfield. concord and livermore in the mid-50's. the winds still strong, gusting

up to 29 mph in oakland. 23 in sfo. and, the north bay. 30 this afternoon. -- breezy this afternoon. even livermore over 30. notice it will be right around 25 in redwood city, san jose. 25 mph winds in parts of the north bay. dies again tomorrow night with temperatures a touch warmer. pretty right now. clouds and a beautiful sunrise headed our way. you can see how windy it already is. patchy fog and drizzle this morning. windy this afternoon. below average temperatures today and tomorrow. sizzling summer heat returns at the end of the week with some

areas over 100 degrees. clouds pulling back to the coast and an insult by lunchtime. tonight it will sweep some drizzle early monday morning. highs today similar to yesterday. san francisco, 62, oakland, 66. that has 71. antioch, 77. comfortable in now for 72 degrees. -- in napa at santa rosa road the coolest tomorrow at 48. quite a bit of cloud in san jose, our average is 81. we are 10 degrees below average today. we will warm up tomorrow but

still below average. check out saturday. we will leave about 10 degrees above average. thursday, mid-90's inland. friday, 70' triple digits inland. saturday is when we see temperatures well above hundred in some areas. clearlake and ukiah, possibly 109 degrees. at the beach, temperatures will be in the 60's and 70's. bright and breezy, change from yesterday. we are above average by wednesday. get ready for that hot weather friday and saturday. four weather, sunscreen, hats -- pool w

stay cool. stephanie: the official beginning of summer has passed already, but it is nice to enjoy it. the wind speeds, what will they get up to today? frances: very windy, especially around the golden gate bridge, possibly over 30 check out these spicy birds. look at those little dots. those are spice dots.

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day festival is underway in japan town, held to honor loved ones who have passed. it is filled with traditional performances, music, and food. we spoke with someone who has attended the celebration since childhood. >> it is great to see the community come together. stephanie: san jos ch hual festival. the event is held on 5th street in san jose. today is the last day. it runs from noon through 8:00 p.m. open john just wrapped up -- elton john just wrapped up his farewell tour in stockholm last night. he posted what a journey it has been. the farewell tour began originally meant to end in 2021. the 76-year-old postponed many shows during the pandemic.

it is now all over. he says even though he is done touring, he will keep making music. next, hoping for a departure. here is a list look at pier 27. how passengers on board the princes ruby cruise ship are holding up after being docked for days.

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