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demonstrated by the officers. >> the united for a summit. the main subject will be the war in ukraine. >> at last of the ruby has set cell after crashing into appear in san francisco -- set sail after crashing into a pier in san francisco. not all of the passengers are happy about it though. happy monday to all of you. it is july 10. drew: yesterday was quite cool across the region. live doppler 7 is quiet. i will take you outside where we have quite a bit of fog. the fog is not areawide.

it is quite clear as you head inland right now. coastal clouds give way to temperatures mainly in the 50's, but look at the valleys of the north bay. future weather showing you as we go hour-by-hour, the cloud cover breaks down for afternoon sunshine, and today our warmest spots will go into the 80's. i is a warmer afternoon today with increased -- it is a w afternoon today with increasing sunshine. jobina: we are starting off with a live camera showing off the san mateo bridge. we have another of wind advisories coming in, but not for the san mateo bridge. a live look right now in emeryville, as we show you those headlights traveling through the haze.

tracy to dublin, your ride will be around 46 minutes. >> this morning the ruby princess cruise ship is heading up the west coast bound for alaska. it left yesterday after a four day delay in san francisco but not all the passengers left with the ship. ryan curry is live with the details. >> good morning. a big relief for many of these passengers. they finally got the notice that their vacation ken starr after days of waiting. the coast guard gave the ship the green light to leave san francisco, and shortly after they did leave san francisco. this is footage of them leaving the harbor under the golden gate bridge. they told abc 7 new thought they would never actually leave. it four days -- it

days after the ship for days the pier. >> i wanted to see the state of repairs. i was pleasantly surprised. it looks great to me. >> alexandria was one of the passengers who stayed on, but 179 passengers got off before the ship could launch. for some of those passengers who did not embark on this, go back next year. with any luck, they will not have any issues in the future. kumasi: new details in the investigation into a really stunning underground explosion in san francisco.

this you can see here is fire shooting up underneath the tesla saturday night. j.r. stone is searching for answers on what could have caused this. >> broken out windows here, there, and everywhere insight and san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood, the day after at least one massive explosion rang out. >> it literally sounded like a car bomb or something. it knocked me to the floor. >> pg nd saturday night as an underground equipment failure, which led to an explosion and fire while pg n was working bowl -- pg working underground yesterday. this f

to be a tesla on fire, but the tesla was on top of a man that exploded. firefighters say no one was hurt, but this marks the second time in less than three months that there has been an underground vault explosion in san francisco, this knocking out power for the financial district. the power of the explosions were incredible. >> a really loud bang, a series of them, but the first one was really loud. it blew out all the glass in all the windows. >> when i realized there were broken windows and the car was on fire, it seemed like something more serious. >> this morning one san francisco supervisor is calling for an investigation into the police response to the dolores

hill skating event. people were >> that level of dell excessive force is unacceptable in san francisco in a group of teenagers. >> he is referring to this scene saturday night, police officers in riot gear moving into disperse a crowd of hundreds of skateboarders who took over dolores street, spraying a bus with graffiti, police urging them to disperse. >> for a s with teenagers getting upset, it means the police were really close if they had been in the background, it would have been a different story. >> i was horrified when i woke

up this morning, hearing there were 85 use under the age of 18 who were detained. >> chief bill scott in a statement saying this dangerous and unlawful behavior put numbers of the public and our officers at risk of serious injury or worse. this behavior will not be tolerated in our think our officers for taking action to hold those accountable who brazenly engaged in reckless behavior. an sfm passengers or drivers were injured. san francisco supervisor dean preston taking to twitter, denouncing the police response, writing "armed in riot they zip tied and detained many children for hours."

>> it is an egregious act of force. we want an investigation. robberies over the past two weeks have targeted women in simpson cisco neighborhood -- women in some san francisco neighborhoods. 15 of 22 robberies targeted women. so far there has been one arrest, and that suspect is a juvenile. the robberies happened valley. 2 victims tell track their funds to a market in oakland. >> the united nations are preparing for a nickel summit. jobina: nato

'is reiterating the alliances support -- nato's secretary-general is reiterating the alliance's support for the war in ukraine. insurers which will defense >> moscow has brought death and destruction to the heart of europe, seeking to destroy ukraine and divide nato. we stand by ukraine. we will provide support ukraine for as long as it takes. >> amid the war in nearby nations finland and sweden applied for nato membership. finland has been

turkey is holding up sweden's admission. president biden voiced his desire to see sweden admitted to nato as soon as possible. drew: we have some dense fog out there along the coast and in the north bay this morning. santa rosa, about a quarter of a mile visibility, half moon bay, 2 miles. some light rain is falling, because our marine layer is getting compressed. that is squeezing out some moisture this morning. do not be surprised if you need to use your windshield wipers. ew -- we cover appeal back this morning. yesterday was one of the coolest days for july in livermore. we were stuck in the 60's all day. today we will be back closer to average. 60's and 70's around the bay

shoreline. 65 in the city with some afternoon sunshine. 86 in fairfield. the three day forecast will show you, we will have a warming trend. 90's return inland. we will have 60's and 70's for the coast. we will see a ridge of high pressure set upright across california, and we will see triple digit heat make a return in our hottest spots. >> is calling it quits. up next the bay area icon who says this season will be her last. kumasi: and that heads up for early morning commuters. what you need to know before crossing the bay bridge this week. >> you still have the chance to become a millionaire, or a billionaire if you are really lucky. the

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kumasi: governor newsom is that design a series of laws into bill -- series of bills into laws called build more faster. it aims to streamline the paperwork for approving water, air, and electricity projects in the state. now here is a live look at the bay bridge. good morning for drivers. starting this morning, caltrans it is closing the eastbound offramp to yerba buena island every night through thursday morning. the closures will be taking place overnight. a detour will take you over the bridge to oakland, then you have to take -- drivers can exit the island from

the westbound direction, so make sure you plan to add a few extra minutes to your trip. you won't have to pay a toll. amanda: one final match before the best of the united states head off to represent their country in the 2023 fifa world cup. the u.s. women have spent all weekend in the bay area, and it let up to the perfect sendoff yesterday in san jose. >> soccer team soaking up every bit of sunshine and warm san jose weather before it is off to wintertime down under for the 23 fifa world cup. pickell park park for supporters of the proud, red, white, and blue. >> i always love coming to the bay.

they sent is often good fashion. >> supporters -- paypal park of the proud red white and blue. >> i always love coming to the bay. they sent us off in good fashion. >> it is a privilege to be part of the national team and this roster is loaded with bay area ties like san >> i think it is great we can come here and showcase the talent that has been in these local areas. it is the best place for soccer. >> trinity rodman who sent the fans home happy with 2 goals and day 2-nil victory.

past trophies were on display for everyone to see. >> now that we have actually played a game, while we have been at camp, it is really good. >> we need to continue with this energy and this momentum. >> next up for the u.s. trip to new zealand and australia for the u.s. cap. one nation, one team, we believe. >> megan rapinoe is retiring. she made the big stanford saying this season will be her last. >> the best possible way i could go out is by winning. >> we are definitely now more focused on this world cup and wanting to win and send her off with a bang. >> rubino is an olympic gold

medalist and 2 time -- rap is an olympic gold medalist and of freedom. kumasi: if lottery fever hasn't hit you yet, you may want to get to it. this week more than $1 billion is up for grabs between the powerball and mega millions drawings. the powerball is up to $650 million making, at the ninth largest powerball prize ever. the next drawing is tonight. mega millions is up to $480 million. that next drawing is tomorrow. drew: let's kumasi: is this anything --

amanda: is this a thing? if you don't get all of the numbers, but you get most of the numbers, do you get some of the money? drew: if you get the powerball on one, you get your money back, but it is hard. not a single number matched. >> don't you feel confident? drew: this is it. [laughter] kumasi: it is a daydream. drew: we will be dreaming of some cooler weather. in the week ahead we will find cooler temperatures. this is walnut creek. some drizzle out indication that we are starting out with gray skies. a warming trend the next couple of days, and then sizzling summer heat comes back friday into the upcoming weekend.

you can clearly see the cloud cover in place. it will slowly break down. most of us should see sunshine by 10:00 a.m. this morning. patchy fog nature along the coast, but it is warmer and not as breezy. in the city over the weekend, you felt those really strong winds. the winds field breezy, about 15 to 20 -- winds feel, breezy about 15 to pretty comfortable around the bay shoreline. overnight tonight, we will have some patchy cloud cover. let's talk about that summer heat returning by the end of the week. here is tracker temperatures. 80's and 90's away from the coast and even hotter here on saturday. look at these numbers. 103 in concord, going into the

80's in oakland. it looks like the immediate coast line stays relatively comfortable in the 60's and 70's. we will have this warming trend the next couple of days, above average by midweek, than it is just warm to average here. it looks like this heat will peak on sunday, but get ready. find ways to beat that because temperatures are well above average for this time of year. jobina: we are starting with an overall view of our map here. we have our usual patchy spots but everything else is clear. the chp has issued high wind advisories for the bay bridge. taillights are traveling southbound. clearing conditions there, and the same thing goes showing you 880. those taillights are traveling southbound. all green across the board. we have no major blocking issues to report. kumasi: coming up the seven

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kumasi: your are the seven things to know this morning -- h ere are the seven things to know this morning. one, stuck in san francisco no more. the ruby to alaska today after cra into the san francisco pier last week. amanda: tweeted a dangerous and violated the law kumasi: -- violated the law.

kumasi: chuck schumer is calling on the government to investigate prime. it contains as much caffeine as 6 cans of coca-cola. amanda: at a nato summit this week, ukraine is one of the top items on the agenda. drew: it is mild today, temperatures are closer to average, 80's in spots. get ready for a hot weekend coming. jobina: we are going to zoom into napa where we are following a new crash. the best way to describe it is right where 221 and highway 12 meet. your speeds will be around 24 miles per hour in that spot. kumasi: number attorney disciplinary committee has recommended former new york mayor ready giuliani be disbarred. the committee criticized

giuliani for dishonesty. in today's gma first look killer whales have attacked and sunk three boats off the coast of spain and that behavior seems to be spreading. >> in this morning's gma first look, understanding orca attack s. >> we lost both routers. >> -- rudders. >> you may have heard about killer whales attacking boats off the coast of spain, sinking 3. we take to the seas to witness these predators in their natural habitat. >> there are three of them. oh my god, they are right here. holy crap.

that is pretty amazing. that is the baby right there. >> that is all coming up at 7:00 a.m. with more of our reporting tonight on dateline. amanda: another artist head in the face while performing live on stage. kumasi: plus police across the country now searching for 2 escaped prisoners, one in pennsylvania, the other here in california.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> i. got off the ship -- i got off the ship. i decided to take the deal they offered. amanda: the ruby princess finally settings sale from -- setting sai

francisco after weekend repairs. kumasi: where a landslide has led to evacuations. amanda: triple digit heat waves for some states. let's begin with a check of our weather withdrew. drew: -- w drew. drew: we turn downright hot by the end of the weekend weekend. some areas of drizzle coast and the chili spots in the valley. for them a -- and c in the valley. the cloud cover breaks down by 9:00, 10:00 a.m. you will feel that warmer air compared to the weekend. we are getting closer to where we should be for this time of year. we will have 80's in our warmest

spots away from the coast. jobina: good morning. we are going back to napa. i have a positive update on the crash we are following their. it just cleared, but were residual delays. bringing you alive picture from the bay bridge toll plaza, it was a little drizzly they are a little while ago. the camera is not there's just no one out there right now. princess ship is moving its way up the california coast to alaska. not all of the passengers left san francisco on the trip. ryan curry joins us live with the latest. ryan: good morning. vacation has finally

several thousand passengers are making their way north after some of them did not think they would get this chance to leave, the coast guard clearing them sunday after several days of inspection and now they are on their way to alaska. this is video of the ship leaving san francisco on sunday. the ship crashed into the san francisco pier thursday. after repairs it several days for the coast guard to clear the ship. several viewers told abc they did not believe they would actually leave. 630 passengers got off the ship. >> we decided to our 12-year-old daughter was like "mom, dad, come better to be safe than sorry." >>

to san francisco. others who flew into your from other areas decided to stay. ryan: their vacation was cut short, but many tell us they will revisit their vacation plans next year. hopefully, they will have better luck when it comes to their cruise ship. last check of where the current ship is, it is off the coast of california near eureka, so they are on their way to alaska, which is good news after several days of a long endeavor. amanda: southern california where a major landslide is forcing the evacuation of at least 12 homes, leaving some destroyed. dramatic video shows homes nearly flattened in brooklyn hills estates. cracks were first discovered in the structure of one home, which led crews to discover that the

damage had progressed to neighboring houses. >> i have never seen anything like this in my career. to think about these homes were intact yesterday afternoon, and today you can hear the creaking, the cracking, the crumbling. >> utilities have been shut off in the area, and the crews are on scene to monitor for any gas leaks. kumasi: in the north bay, one person has died and another has critical injuries after a single engine plane flew into a set of power linryrash happened saturday night on the east end of the runway at the airport in san rafael. the person who died is 50-year-old mark david pagan. witnesses called 911 during and norma/. the lights -- during

enormous flash. the surviving pilot critical condition after being airlifted to john mirror medical center -- john muir m center. >> they had flown into nevada and they were making their return flight. both of the occupants of the plane are marin county residents. kumasi: ntsb and faa investigators are looking into the cause of the crash. amanda: 2 men hunt happening now, one in the south meadow area, the other across the country for 2 escaped inmates, one in northern california. discovered missing from the santa rosa medic olson to her. he was arrested after he shot a chp officer in an ambush.

he was injured during a shootout with officers. he was admitted into the sutter roseville medical center thursday for an unknown medical condition. he escaped around 3:00 this morning. details on how he got out of the hospital were not released. in pennsylvania this morning and urgent search for a murder and rape suspect who broke out of prison late last week. he is an extremely dangerous self-taught survivalist with military experience. michael barham escaped from warren county risen north of pittsburgh. police have no idea where he is, but believe that he may have help, because they have discovered several campsites with stockpiled supplies. a state of emergency in some parts of the northeast because of catastrophic flooding. one official compared the damage north of new york city this morning to a war zone.

>> this morning new catastrophic flooding north of new york city along the river. this family frantically tried to keep water out of their home in orange county where at least one death is attributed to the floods, a woman swept away by the fast-moving water. >> there are major i can definitely see where she was trying to get out to safety but did not make it, got swept away, and unfortunately did not make it. >> please stop! >> nearly eight inches of rain triggered the flash flooding, seen here at the u.s. military academy west point. multiple water rescues were underway overnight, as the national weather service urged people to seek higher ground. >> every road i go on, there are power lines down, trees down, it is flooded.

i cannot get home. >> the southwest is gearing up for a second consecutive week of 110 plus temperatures. sweltering conditions are expected to continue across south florida from naples to miami with a feels like temperature of 109 over the weekend. climate change makes typical heatwaves five degrees warmer, and as the heat waves become more deadly, some advocates are pushing for the government to change the law, making mandatory for landlords to provide air-conditioning. in the last eight years. heat visits have nearly doubled in some states. kumasi: up next, the issue over

an energy drink's target audience. u.s. senators with some concern. amanda: 20 years in the making -- the character jennifer garner will again be portraying in an upcoming superhero movie. drew: we have dense fog out there this morning. our marine layer is getting compressed. it will squeeze out some drizzle in half moon bay and santa rosa. watch that fog slowly lift as the morning goes on. we should see sunshine across the entire region, some patchy fog still along the coast, but today will be a warmer afternoon. today w will g back into th 80's a near the coast. 76 in san jose, 65 in the city

today, which will feel a lot warmer than this past weekend, because we have those gusty winds across the city, which we want to see today. 86 in antioch. 86 the high in lakeport. things are rapidly going to change. we will see a big area of high pressure build in here and by saturday, it is pretty much sitting on top of southern california. it will act like a heat pump and ring some dangerous heat for a big portion of the southwest. it is have excessive heat watches and warnings out for many states. that does not include the central valley. we do not have any watches and warnings, but that is likely to change. i expect the heat advisory or excessive heat watch to go into effect.

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kumasi: it is a week full of deals. amanda: tomorrow and wednesday are prime days. kumasi: you can find discounts on amazon and other resellers because they want to compete, so they are offering some big discounts all week. best buy's black friday in july is on from tomorrow through the 12th and target circle week also runs through the 13th. this morning there is growing concern about an energy drink popular with kids. it has garnered the attention of a senator. >> chuck schumer is calling on

the fda to investigate the energy drink prime. he says it is being kids and it contains the caffeine of 6 it con caffeine. the label on the bottle mentions that it is not recommended for those under 18, but that gets lost. >> kids see it on their phones as they scroll. >> that is too much for any growing child. that much caffeine can cause adverse effects, such as mood disorders, upset stomach, even abnormal heart rhythms. amanda: abc news reached out to congo brands who make prime energy drinks.

jennifer garner will be back for deadpool 3 as electra. it will be her big return after a nearly 20 year hiatus. garner had the same role in daredevil back in 2003. ryan reynolds will rise to the role of deadpool yet again. hugh jackman will play wolverine again. the film is in the works right now. i is sett to hit is set to hit theaters in the farewell yellow brick road tour was originally set to end in 2021, but it because of the pandemic. kumasi: harry styles has been hit by an

object thrown at him during a concert. this time it happened at concert in vienna. this is terri my goodness. the singer was walking on stage. you saw that video during the stage. h is flinchinge and he over, clearly hurt. stiles is just the latest artist to get hit mid concert. last week someb with a cell phone. check this rodeo wrapped up its sold out tour in castro valley. the rodeo honors and celebrates black cowboys and cowgirls of all ages along with their contributions. the show travels across the

country, educating everybody about western black heritage. it is a fun event, it is educational, and it features horses, cows, & writing. -- cows and bowl writing riding. i asked my mom "can cowboy? is it too late?" it is not too late. drew: get up there. giddyup! kumasi: it that day. drew: [laughter] kumasi: i did call my mom like "this may be something i want to do." amanda: i love the rodeo.

i wish i was doing the fair. kumasi: yes! i didn't have it together. the ladies had the hats, the boots, the belt buckles, they had it all. it is a lifestyle. i didn't have time to plan my outfit. it comes every year. it sold out this year. it was so much fun. i will outfit. drew: if you get it, you get it. outside this morning, we will ta -- morning, it is quite cloudy out there. sunshine this afternoon, and a warming trend gets underway here today. that continues for the rest of the week. by friday, sizzling summer heat does make a comeback.

we have had quite a reprieve from some of these warm temperatures for a portion of spring and summer. this morning, all about that drizzle, that morning cloud cover out there breaking down. by 10:00 a.m., most areas should be seeing sunshine as that marine layer pulls back to the coastline. still, a bit of a breeze later today gusting 15 to 20 files per hour in spots. it will feel warmer -- 20 miles per hour in spots. it will feel warmer in today. we will track that marine layer over the east bay. future tracker temperatures by return and we will track the warmest spots exceeding 100 degrees. along the bay shoreline it gets

warm in the 80's. it looks like right now with the latest information we have, the immediate coastline does stay comfortable in the 60's and 70's, but it is not a far cry from the hot temperatures as you move inland. look at all those areas exceeding 100 degrees. is equally hot -- equally hot on sunday. it is warm to hot here over the weekend. to the coast saturday and sunday to find those cooler temperatures. jobina: we have a commuter alert coming in from bart right now. due to an equipment problem on the tracks between san leandro and the coliseum, were looking at a 20 minute delay in the city and richmond directions. there's currently no green line service between here and daly city so passengers traveling to or from the san francisco line can aboard the pleasanton train.

then you will need to transfer. make sure to check the schedule and listen to the overhead announcements if you are heading out the door right now to a bart station. metering lights came on at 5:38. we will end with a foggy look at the bay bridge. amanda: next at national park is starting to get crowded again. that could mean reservations have to return. kumasi: first the environmental

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into the city during the day. data shows the city lost 210,000 people during the typical workday in 2021. before the pandemic, the population would jump to 1.1 million people in the city on average during work hours. that shows a loss of nearly 20% of the city's daytime population. kumasi: japan annual japan day celebration at the japan center. ♪ featured live musicians, performances, workshops, a lot of good food. attendees got a chance to just pay in hands-on demonstrations.

visibility and its waters due to a shift. invasive shrimp in the water are clearing, making room for other creatures. it is restoring the legendary clarity. in 2022, the visibility increased to 80 not seen since 1988. drew: there are some dense pockets of fog in the north bay. we finding some pockets of drizzle underneath that dense fog. a live look from our south beach camera. we have some fog and drizzle first thing. the take away this afternoon will feel -- 60's along the coast, 70 the high-end brooklyn

today, 75 in the city. the warmest spots inland going into the 80's. even warmer weather moves in over the next couple of days with hot temperatures by the end of the week. kumasi: new at 6:00 whether or not a thumbs-up and moji is league -- thumbs-up emoji is legally binding. and local emergency to rescue a seal who got tangled in netting in san francisco bay. here's a live look outside. we will be right back.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. bound for alaska thousands of passengers are headed up the coast days after