an expensive place to live and salaries often reflect that when it comes to being mayor, a bigger city does not always mean a better salary. >> san francisco's mayor is the highest paid in the state making nearly twice as much as the mary of the deck the mayor of the bay area's biggest city, san jose. oakland city council will consider a to give their mayor a $70,000 race. >> suzanne phan joins us with a closer look at the proposal. some people say it is not about the amount more so the timing. >> oakland's mayor is the fourth highest paid mayor in the state after san francisco, l.a. and san diego. some argue to attract and keep talented leaders you have to pay them more. there are big questions about whether the city of oakland can afford to do that right now. >> this is the wrong time to be making any salary increases. >> oakland city council noel diode says he is not going to support a proposal to increase

the mayors salary. the proposal will bump the mayors salary up $75,000 a year. >> the city and this writer brought this forth. he is using the argument it is based on the charter we have in place. but it is the wrong timing. it is not the right thing to do for the city of oakland and i am not owing to support it. >> according to the california state controller the mayor of oakland makes a base salary of 227 thousand dollars. at of the base salary and health benefits, the mayor of oakland made three to 50,000 -- 357 thousand dollars in 2022. that is less than what the mayor of san francisco made. their total compensation for san francisco is for hundred $44,000 last year. the mayor of san jose made about $247,000 last year. in total compensation. san francisco mayor london breed was the highest paid mayor in the state last year but some people like cal state east eight

political science fetzer elizabeth bergman say that compensation is still not enough. >> $400,000 to be ceo of san francisco seems to be quite cheap to be frank. the residents of san francisco are look to be getting such a high quality high-caliber person for that price so to speak. i would use the same argument being ceo of oakland. that person deserves at least that compensation if not more. >> the oakland city councilman says his city faces a lot of problems. >> we are projecting 360 million dollar deficit in the city of oakland. >> the city of oakland budgeted up to $10 million to deal with the crippling ransomware attack and just last week -- >> look what happened to the 911 call center for the police department this past week. it was down. it was not working. we are still being challenged with the technology we have in place to make sure it does not happen again.

we need every nickel and dime to invest on supporting the public, the community and addressing the needs. that needs to be our priority. >> the issue goes before city council tomorrow. and the council will vote on the ordinance. >> we shall see what happens. moving on, the suspected armed robbers who hit the gucci store in san francisco's union square today. san francisco police say it happened at 3:30 this afternoon at the store on stockton street. the suspect vehicle was reportedly involved in separate armed robbery. police and chp pursued the car but lost it. no one has been arrested by police say this is an active investigation. >> the murder suspect who escaped from a hospital has been caught care of the placer county sheriff's office shared this photo they say he was found this afternoon in rockland three miles away from the medical center he escaped sunday morning.

authorities say they're looking into what led up to his escape. >> we will review our policies, our procedures and our equipment to ensure this never happens again. >> he is suspected of killing a 72-year-old hostage during a standoff with police at a park in april. a man was found dead on port a bart train in concord. the individual died from an apparent drug overdose. paramedics attempted to resuscitate the man several times but without success. >> san jose police are asking for help finding the shooter or shooters who killed a juvenile and injured an adult this weekend. it happened saturday night near east williams and south 10th streets. police say two victims were shot and found on the sidewalk. the juvenile died. the adult was not seriously hurt and anyone with information about a possible motive or the suspect is asked to call police. san jose police have arrested a suspect in another deadly shooting that happened last july.

a man was killed along on barber road and after nearly a year of investigating police tracked down the suspect at a prison in arizona. that man has been extradited to san jose to face charges for the shooting. >> san francisco police chief bill scott his departments response to a skateboarding event known as the dolores hill bomb. officers arrested more than a hundred people including 81 juveniles who were cited and released. chief scott of the event a right and disputed his officer's response was excessive. >> was excessive about an officer and everyone putting on safety and protective equipment when they have explosives thrown at them, getting punched in the face, spat on because they did not have those helmets on before these things started happening. >> a few people were also seen and videotaped analyzing multiple muni vehicles. but it's held a protest yesterday complain about the response.

supervisor dean preston is calling for an investigation. there is an apparent resolution in the case at the camera cisco merchant seen in a video spring on a homeless woman. the video surfaced in january showing the 72-year-old using a hose to spray water on the 35-year-old woman. today in core a judge ordered her to pay restitution, avoid arrest for six months. if he does his misdemeanor battery charge will be dismissed. >> in southern california a small plane crashed into an aircraft hangar at a long beach airport. the pilot had to be extracted from the plane. the pilot suffered minor injuries and was transported to a nearby hospital. investigators are looking into the cause of the crash. >> temperatures in some parts of the bay area will be in triple digits. >> sandhya patel joining us to help you get prepared and although safety precautions as well. >> let's take a look at the

excessive heat watch that has already been issued for all inland areas. it starts friday morning at 11:00. it runs until 8:00 p.m. sunday. solano county is until 8:00 p.m. monday. it is going to get very hot. temperatures well above average. upper 90's to near 110 overnight in the 60's in the valley. 70's in the hills. dangerously hot conditions will increase significantly your risk of heat illnesses which is why the excessive heat watch is being issued now for later on this week. let's take a look at today's temperatures first saturday. saturday. 104 in livermore. 100 in santa rosa. 92 in san jose. this is going to be a statewide heat event with excessive heat watches for much of northern and central california. parts of southern california. heat advisory. an excessive heat warning.

i will be back to let you know when the hottest day will occur and how long this will last. >> for the first time today a new black hawk helicopter was on duty in the north bay. it is here to help fight wildfires. cornell barnard got an exclusive first look. >> that is marin county's newest weapon for fighting wildfires. this chopper showing its skills during a recent training exercise. >> what we are looking at is a 1982 uh 60 black hawk helicopter. >> the pilot giving us an up close look at the black hawk helicopter now based at the novato airport. it has been specially modified to fight wildfires could >> snorkel hank's 12 feet beneath the aircraft. >> these can carry 850 gallons of water ready to delve a wildfire within minutes. >> be over top of the fire quickly with a lot of water. it will make a big difference in the initial attack.

>> chief weber says this k equipment was once accessible only to large agencies like calfire that a partnership with pg&e which owns the chopper is making it happen during fire season. >> pg&e is covering the cost of the helicopter for it to be here which is significant. this is a large investment for them as a proactive approach to wildland fire safety across their entire region. >> the last four years we have partnered with calfire on a call when need basis to support them. >> grasses are dry and brown across the north bay and with temperatures expected this bike later this week the timing of the black hawk's arrival is key. >> with the weather we have protected, with the wet season we have a lot of grasses this year that are dried out with this heat. a little bit of wind. to have this in the toolbox does put us at a little bit of ease going into the fire season. >> the department hopes the black hawk help keep every wildfire this summer to 10 acres or less. >> comin

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>> a big bank says it will keep said -- keep its investment and a high rise in the ce san francisco financial district or jpmorgan chase will retain a large footprint of 1 front st. first republic was the last tenant and chase took over that

bank in may. it is unclear will happen with first republic's former headquarters at 111 pine st. we have told you this summer about hotels closing in san francisco due to elective business travel. in east they were the owners surrendered to banks. here is leslie brinkley with the story. >> ashford hospitality trust is adding lenders sees ownership of 19 hotels nationwide including the 249 room embassy suites hotel in one accrete across from the pleasant hill bart station. ashford said in a statement they are walking away from paying the mortgages on the hotels to save over 300 million in payouts and capital expenditures in the troubled waters of the current hospitality market. four of the hotels are in the east bay. >> we have not talked with ashford trust. have talked with the operator of

the facility. they are naturally concerned because they all have jobs. our leaf is that because -- belief is because their occupancy numbers remain pretty strong, the operation will continue. >> other east bay hotels where the keys will be surrendered to lenders is courtyard by marriott and a residence in both in newark along with a courtyard by marriott at oakland airport. post-covid business travel is down. hotels based on business travel are faced with reinventing themselves for leisure or special events and for a more remote workforce. jason long is an expert in providing technology to corporations to negotiate and book hotel space. >> they have to rethink because it is not just about staying the night in hotel and going into the office the next day. they are repurposed income of reengineering the hotels. we have what we call the leisure phenomenon where business

travelers are mixing leisure with business. >> in one accrete the visitors bureau is promoting hotel stays for youth sports and college sports fans. >> our hotels are venturing into spaces where they can offer themselves to different markets and we are backing them up with marketing to help them get into the reinvention space. until business travel comes back. >> in the meantime the future of four east bay hotels is uncertain as banks take control. >> some san francisco high school students will get a unique opportunity this fall thanks to a new partnership with the nonprofit. the academy held a welcome event for incoming students today. they learned their school is teaming up with the all-stars project which aids youth development beyond the classroom. nonprofit will help the school with its corporate work-study program which pairs students with law firms, banks and offices to get real-world experience in professional environment.

a student who took part last year shared her experience. >> getting a feel of the office environment and being professional and meeting new people as well as learning how to communicate with adults and your superior. >> both girls said the number one thing they learned on the job was how to be confident that is a skill they hope to carry with them into college as well as their career. >> that is great advice. >> a good skill to >> >> i don't know if it is good but we do have a warm up on the way. >> a big one coming. >> temperatures are going to be in the triple digits in hottest in the valleys this week but you have a few days to adjust. let's take a look at the 24 hour temperature change. good evening to all of you. you probably noticed especially if you live in london it is 15 degrees warmer in concord and fairfield compared to 24 hours ago. 18 degrees warmer in livermore. it is only going to get hotter

as high pressure from the desert southwest rings the hot weather with it. we will see the temperatures and the triple digits inland, dangerous heat is expected later on this week so be ready for that starting on friday. as we look at live doppler 7 we have fog. that fog layer is down to 1100 feet when it gets pressed it is an indication things are changing. temperatures low to mid 60's from san francisco to oakland to mountain view. low 70's from palo alto to san jose. half moon bay chilling at 54 degrees. you will notice the breeze is blowing along the embarcadero as we look at the temperatures. 80 in santa rosa. comfortable and a concord, livermore and fairfield. this evening at 7:00 you are looking at 50's to 80's. quay range from coast to inland. the sun goes down at 8:33.

we will see areas of fog as we are seeing right now at 11:00. cooler night ahead at 1:00 a.m. from east bay hills camera, seeing mount tam in the distance. sunny and warmer weather tomorrow afternoon and temperatures will soar late in the week. tomorrow morning we need to watch out for is the fog. it may be dense in patches. there will be drizzle around. temperatures will be in the 50's primarily as we head toward the afternoon. it is going to be a warmer day. in the south bay this is manageable. 83 in san jose. on the peninsula you are looking at 78 in palo alto. 82 in redwood city. done 10 san francisco, a little warmer than today. 61 in daly city. north bay numbers, mid-80's from san rafael to nevada. to napa, sunny and 89 in santa rosa.

in the east bay 70, berkeley. head inland and it will get hot tomorrow. 93 degrees in livermore. 92 in concord. we are going to take the temperatures up a few more degrees tomorrow which means mid-90's inland. low 60's, coast. a wide range of temperatures wednesday. that is going to come right back up on thursday. it is going to be sizzling inland friday, saturday, sunday pair the hottest afternoon is saturday at 106 degrees. the only good thing i can tell you is at least the coast is going to remain in the comfort zone. for those who don't like the hot weather, a place to go. >> more than 9 million americans are under flood alerts today including parts of new york, vermont, massachusetts and maine. there has been a once in thousand year flood at the u.s. military academy at west point. it got more than eight inches of rain in eight hours.

at least one person was swept away by floodwaters. within 5000 flights delayed today and hundreds more have been canceled to in los angeles county more people could be at risk following a massive landslide that forced 16 people from 12 home saturday night. video shows holmes collapsing and falling into a ravine in the city of rolling hills estates. at least nine homes are gone. residents say they heard their homes cracking. one person noticed clues of erosion before the landslide. >> the nord -- the gardeners noticed sub terrain, he called it a river. when it was broken it was gushing to the surface. you had a lot of erosion subgrade for two weeks at least. >> residents are concerned the insurance coverage will not cover the cost geologists have flushed an investigation into the cause of the landslide.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> demands on california's electric grid have become more common over the last few summers. $67 million in federal funding is aiming to help modernize the grid and help the state avoid power outages. >> as zach fuentes tells us, experts say there will not be enough. >> alerts have become increasingly frequent over the years issued by the operators by california's electric grid should the alerts call for both to conserve power during peak hours. if demand is expected to go over capacity of the state triggers rolling blackouts like those in the summer of 2020. >> droughts, heat waves and met -- and massive atmospheric rivers all of made worse by the climate -- the climate crisis have meant constant threats to our electoral grid. >> with more demand expected around the grid with the

upcoming goals of all allege it new resources have been -- the >> department of energy has awarded $200 million to nine states and three tribal nations for grid investments including 67.5 million to california. >> funds come from president biden's investing in america agenda. u.s. a qatari of energy secretary grantham says they can be used for upgrades. >> fireproofing equipment, connecting microgrids which can offer backup power for critical services. >> uc berkeley professor is on the board of governors for the california independent system operator which runs the grip should he says well the attention and concern focus on the issue are welcome it is not enough money. >> utilities and california are planning to spend somewhere around $10 billion a year in order to meet this challenge. that is not forever but for the next few years at least we are talking about huge investments. six to $7 million helps but it

is a small drop in the larger need. >> while attention continues to be placed on the reds future there still a focus on the present. he points out the summer is far from over. >> this coming week we will probably have a slightly higher stream but should not be pushing the system. the big problems come in late august and september. >> a warning from fremont police about a phone scam known as spoofing. according to police people are receiving calls that appear to be coming from the department non-emergency line. the voice asked for personal information or money. in some cases people are told they need to make a payment or risk arrest, deportation or any type of legal action. police say they will never call to make such a demand. tech experts say there are ways to protect yourself. >> don't answer a number you don't know. that would be the general rule. or a number you never received a call from, until they leave a message.

if you pick up the phone and talk to them and you are listening to the information, say let me call you back. >> the number currently is zero 6800. if you get a call requesting information or money just hang up. >> now to the latest cyber attack against a bay area city. hayward is dealing with crippled computer systems months after a ransomware attack damaged oakland's ability to conduct city business. hayward disabled its official website after the attack over the weekend and we are told there is no evidence at this time any personal data has been compromised. anser hassan found the city has already taken some precautions. >> the city of hayward says it was hacked but officials say so far people's private data is safe. > there has been no evidence of which we are aware of any data beach whatsoever. >> the city of hayward said this is a ransomware attack but did not name who is behind it or what it being asked for.

he says the problem was detected sunday morning and the city has closed access to its public website and online portals. >> there is a forensic analysis going on about how it happened and how to address it in the future. > this comes after a recent ransomware attack in oakland where personal data was gleaned. u.s. cities and organizations like hospitals have been vulnerable in recent years. >> the last few years we had 330 attacks. that cost about $70 billion of downtime. >> city of hayward are what he called soft targets. eva commend anyone who has conducted online transactions with the city to monitor there accounts and credit cards. >> any kind of means are used to communicate or to pay the city of hayward i will be monitoring very well pinned >> i think it is problematic what we are seeing and it is only going to

increase if we don't do something about it. >> a state senator is a former city council repaired she is praising the response adding the city made strides in recent years to beef up its i.t. systems. the big challenge i >> tech services are extremely expensive. >> she says silicon valley needs to offer discounts and other services to help cities deal with cyber security concerns as well as the state. >> the office of emergency services for the state of california needs to step up and have a game plan and some strategy around it. we are the fourth largest economy. it is incredibly imperative we protec our resources. the city is still conducting business in person over the phone but she says it could be weeks before they are back on track. >> the ransomware attack against oakland earlier this year dumped 610 gigabytes of data on the

dark web including sensitive personal information of thousands of people. we are talking about social security numbers, driver licenses and addresses. the city has been hit with the class action law suit as city employees say their information was not properly protected. the i team contacted some people who had their data leaked. most have not been notified by the city. those who were waited several months before getting any notice. if you would like to get in touch with the i.t. me can the number on your screen. or head t >> turning to an effort to build a better bay area, the city of san jose's vision zero initiative utilizes education, enforcement and engineering to bring traffic deaths in the city to zero and they want to add two new letters to find a lifesaving solution, ai. dustin dorsey shows how you can submit your ideas to make

streets in san jose safer. >> in the heart of silicon valley, leaders are calling on the best and brightest minds. the goal is to help utilize a new technology that they hope can save lives of people walking in san jose. >> my office has partnered with tiny ml, sony and san jose's department of transportation to launch a global traffic safety packet function >> hope is to utilize committee ideas and how to use the ai software and cameras to capture quantitative data regarding the presence of pedestrians throughout the city. the board of directors chairman believe the technology can be used to better understand how people move around to protect them on the streets. >> artificial intelligence can build models and by using the productive models you can see what happens before things happen.

when telling traffic and pedestrian deaths in city were two more lives were lost this past weekend in hit and many crashes. >> we have 16 pedestrian fatalities this year. by the same date in 2022 we already have 22 pedestrian fatalities. we have a goal of vision zero. no other goal is acceptable. zero fatalities on our roads. transportation is open to any and all ideas to learn where pedestrians are and how they are crossing the street to develop safety plans accordingly. the dot says one way the city may benefit is learning where new encampments are in order to focus resources to those areas to make walking safer. places. they can move over time so it is difficult to plan for infrastructure to serve that population if we don't know where they are going to be in month or six months time. if we are able to detect new pedestrian activity on a major roadway, that can help us make better planning conditions to >> you can submit your ideas by mid-september and up to $3000 in rewards for the best ideas will be announced in october.

>> a warning for drivers who need to access your bulb when island order treasure island. starting tonight caltrans will close the east bound offramp from 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a detour will send you across the bridge to oakland where you will make a u-turn and then exit in the westbound direction. crews are making safety improvements to the exit ramp. is on the road to recovery and hopes to be on the road for her rescheduled tour date soon. what that means for shows at san francisco's chase center. >> could not be meeting with a closer friend and greater ally. >> the prime minister and then the king of england. it is nice for president biden on his european visit.

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health and getting stronger. and i assure you i will be back if you as soon as i can to 64-year-old confirms she will be rescheduling the north american leg of her tortured her manager announced last month the pop singer was admitted to the icu after suffering a serious bacterial infection. she is recovering at home. president biden is in lithuania ahead of the high-stakes nato summit. he stopped this morning and a london meeting charles as king for the first time. a wrap up from washington. >> president joe biden touching down in lithuania ahead of a pivotal nato summit which starts tomorrow. earlier in england biden was given a royal welcome by king charles iii at ancer castle. the two leaders discussed climate change and how to help developing countries. the u.s. president also had his fifth meeting in as many months with british prime minister rishi sunak.

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they showed an x-ray. officials rescued him and transported him to the rehabilitation center. they say he will be returned to the wild once he fully heals. hopefully that will be soon to >> which it always have an animal block of the newscast. >> bring some joy. we always need that. >> maybe the forecast will bring some joy. >> if you like the hot weather, then i will bring you joy. let's take a look at the air quality. good air quality. it is not that hot but it is going to get hotter. let's take a look at her life picture from our san jose camera. we're going to go from good to moderate air quality the next couple of days to more moderate friday as the heat builds. life doppler seven showing fog along the coastline. the fog spills over any the morning. spotty drizzle as the commute gets underway. some fog will hang around into the afternoon and evening. it is going to get hot and lend.

low to mid 90's 60's co-side. which echoed friday's high temperatures. they were going up under the triple digits. even hotter saturday. coast side you have the 60's. sunday night is hot as saturday. 90 the next few days. triple digits friday through sunday. the marine influence keeps you in the 60's coast side. the heat risk will be elevated. definitely be ready. >> chris joining us with a preview of sports. >> i'm hoping to bring some joy to this desk. >> you always bring us joy. >> took me a little bit to remember. the warriors love to play with joy but stefon curry and chris paul seo why cp three is a good fit. major league baseball's all-stars putting on a power show in seattle. the derby.

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how about orioles star catcher regimen. started out left-handed and eventually went right. he was eliminated by white sox outfielder luis robert jr.. for all that show it is robert jr. moving on. mariners star julio rodriguez went off. 41 homers in the first round. that is a new home run derby record. derby still in progress. espn has it right now. final highlights tonight at 11:00 should you could make an argument logan webb should be in ulster after a slow start to the season. finishing the first half in style. as for the -- as the giants broke away for the all-star break we asked how some of the players will be spending the much needed break. >> no golf but i will be on a boat. at least two of the days. i am excited to get up there. me and my wife.

jd and his girlfriend. we are all going up there. >> going home. got a spa day with my work. >> it is a long baseball weekend. it has been a busy weekend for stephen curry. saturday he received the 2023 ambassador of golf award. next that he was in a las vegas courtside with chris paul. all smiles courtside during the summer league game. these guys are no teammates. there's plenty to be figured out as the season approaches. the warriors getting an expense player hungry for a ring. >> not to sound crazy but at the end of the day it is basketball. it is not brain surgery. i'm going into the situation with a bunch of guys who have played together for a long time. >> cp has a defined skill set of what he has done his whole career. the way he sees the game, i think that will fit in where he

has elevated teams he has been on his entire career so i expect the same with us. we were trying to get back to the mountaintop. >> bring us back, you see this? a photo stanford basketball star cameron brink on left and kevin hart on the right getting plenty of buzz. she shared on her instagram. she is 6'4". kevin hart is listed at five foot two on imdb. looks a little fake but apparently it is not. chairman shared it on instagram. that is quite the height difference. >> i did not know kevin hart was so tiny. >> he is very funny though. >> he makes up for it with his mouth. > tonight on abc 8:00 watch a claim to fame followed by the bachelorette at 9:00. stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. remember abc7news is streaming all the time 24/7.

get the abc 7 bay area news app show you can join us wherever you want. >> in kevins defense she is very tall. she would make me look -- >> as a fellow short don't mean to offend anyone. just saying. >> sometimes they say vertically challenged. >> that is a good way to put it. > i am particle challenged. >> it is all good. >> we come in all shapes and sizes and everyone is beautiful. >> as it for this edition of abc7news. thank you for joining us. >> for all of our inclusive abc7news -- have a good night. we will see you at 11:00.

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can help you discover ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" [applause] here are today's contestants-- a senior editor from blandon, pennsylvania... a pottery teacher from maplewood, new jersey... and our returning champion, a medical student from somers, new york... whose 2-day cash winnings total...

[applause] and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings! [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] thank you so much. thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" everyone! our current champion, alex gordon, is two for two in runaway games, racked up an impressive 25 correct responses in each of those wins and ended a long-standing streak we've had of one-day champions with that second victory on friday. today we've got some new competition for him in dileri and james. alex, you're starting the week off as jeopardy champion but will you still be champ 30 minutes from now? we're going to find out. here are your categories in the jeopardy round. ♪♪ first up, we have... then some... in quotation marks. then... and finally...ah, good. alex, select first. let's do word puzzles, $800.