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dense fog to start off the morning commute. we have it right here on our tower camera and it is going to be with you near the coast so watch out. temperatures at 7:00 a.m., 50's and 60's. rising by noon time. it will be a warmer day. feeling the heat inland. by 7:00 p.m., temperatures falling. there will still be some fog around and the big concern towards the end of the workweek and into the weekend is the excessive heat watch that begins 11:00 a.m. friday until sunday night. highs will be in the upper 90's to near 110 degrees. lows in the 60's and 70's. dangerously hot weather significantly raising the risk of heat illnesses. i will let you know how hot and how long. dion: a cat owner on the south bay is struggling to process the

loss of his beloved cat. his cat was brutally attacked and later died after a dog charged while walking by. the man says he considers his cat his only family member. ama: lauren martinez has more about what happened. >> the dog saw her as it saw her, it bolted and shook her around like nothing. lauren: animal control is investigating this dog attack that happened in san jose. the surveillance video was hard to watch. a girl gets pulled by her dog who lunges after eight cat. the owner of the cap tries to intervene. >> i keep getting the images in my head of her in his mouth being shook around vigorously. lauren: the cat succumbed to her injuries later that day. he says saying goodbye was externally hard. >> i lost my best friend, my companion. the only thing i had. i am heartbroken.

traumatized by the whole event. >> the owners left after the attack. the deputy director with animal services says what is important is finding who the owner is an finding out if the dog has a history. >> we can pursue a dangerous dog hearing and if the dog is deemed a dangerous dog, it will have to undergo some pretty strict restrictions. lauren: it is important for dog owners to have control over dogs in their normal state and when they get excited. >> with mainly large dogs, you want to make sure you can physically control that dog because as you can see, from what i've seen so far on the video, there is definitely a loss of control. lauren: fowler was spreading the word so no one else goes through this. >> i feel for them and the animal as well. there is going to be consequences. i just want awareness and accountability. lauren: animal services is encouraging the dog owner to come forward. >> what would you do if this was

your kid or your animal? she was my everything, my companion, my best friend. being without her now is hard. lauren: lauren martinez, abc7news. ama: san francisco police are investigating three robberies and luxury stores that happened this week. the most recent was the gucci store at stockton. sfpd and chp gave chase down the peninsula and sunday afternoon, there was also a theft at louis vuitton in the bloomingdale's downtown. employees believe 10 people were involved. on july 6, sfpd says a single suspect is believed to have stolen merchandise from the burberry store in union square. sfpd has not announced any arrests. multiple sources tell me the estimated valley was around six figures. we are giving you the power to find crime rates where you live by using our abc7news neighborhood safety tracker.

there is data for san francisco, oakland, and san jose. we are working to add more cities. you will find it on the front page of abc7news.com. ama: new tonight, we were the only station as the district in the bay area took time to find a solution. tim johns is in concord where parents and students said this is life or death. >> it get their hands on. tim: on monday night, dozens of people back to the gym at ygnacio valley high school. all of them to take part in the first of its kind fentanyl awareness program for the school district. >> we have narcan on our high school and middle school campuses, and we've had to administer it. tim: linda is the assistant director of student services for the school district. she says in recent times, four of their students have died as a result of overdoses. she says the growing crisis is a

massive cause of concern for educators as well as parents. >> you can see drugs. we don't see it and not even the administrators are aware of what is going on. tim: the fentanyl crisis is widespread. since 2019, fennel related deaths have more than tripled in california and more and more of those cases are among young people increasingly. people in attendance were each given doses of narcan to have at home. a good idea that helps destigmatize a problem that has touched so many communities around the bay area. >> i think it is important that we are telling it in education systems and spreading awareness early on so that something -- it is in the kit's mind for the future. tim: she believes as we continue to navigate this epidemic, discussions like these will only become more important. that is why she says this event is just the initial

step. >> there will be many more. ama: if you or someone you know might be struggling with drug addiction or opioid use, you can find a list of local resources on our website. dion: the there were notes founder who was convicted of fraud has had her sentence reduced. elizabeth holmes who was sentenced to 11.5 years in prison will spent over nine years. she was convicted of fraud and conspiracy last year after a legal battle to keep her free, she reported to prison on may 30 . she is now listed as a release date of december 29, 2032. no details on the change have been revealed. ama: a man wanted for murder finally captured outside sacramento. cutting edge tech to solve pedestrian safety in the south bay. with plenty going on, we are catching up on the day's top headlines in our news to know. a murder suspect who escaped

from sheriff's deputies during a hospital stay is back in custody tonight. 35-year-old eric of the medical field on sunday and he was found three miles from their today. >> when i looked over the edge, i do it five times a day and there was not an orange jumpsuit two hours ago and it was there on the ground and i could hear splashing. >> law enforcement arrived minutes later and made the arrest. he's accused of killing a 72-year-old hostage during a standoff with police. leaders in the heart of silicon valley are calling on the best and brightest minds to solve san jose's pedestrian safety problem. they are asking for ideas on using artificial intelligence to track how people move around to try to protect them on the streets. submit your idea by mid-september. the topics will be announced in october. today, governor newsom signed

california's new budget deal into law. it offsets the nearly $32 billion shortfall without cuts to core programs like education and health care. >> we were able to get to a position where we actually increased -- i hope you heard that -- $37.8 billion to be exact, increased the reserves. the highest level in our state's history. >> california is also tapping into the america investment agenda. 65 million dollars is headed here to strengthen and modernize the state's electric grid. power lines will be put underground and rewired to support clean energy. catastrophic flooding is overwhelming the east coast. flood alerts are in effect across new york, vermont, massachusetts and maine. roads, homes and businesses are all washed out, and at least one person has died. the u.s. military academy, west point saw more than eight inches of rain in a matter of hours. the national weather service

calls it a once in a thousand year flood. dion: we are learning new details about the bizarre underground blast that rocked part of the pacific heights neighborhood. you are seeing that tesla sitting on top of the fire shooting up through that manhole . j.r. stone went to find out why this might happen out of thin air. j.r.: that underground in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood last saturday underneath the tesla -- >> i saw it just exploded. j.r.: and this underground last april that impacted the financial district and the north beach neighborhood still have many talking about the intensity, power, and impact of the blast from pg&e equipment. >> a really loud bang. >> a big ball of orange flames. j.r.: just 20% of utility lines or underground nationwide, that

number is growing and is greater than 50% in densely populated san francisco. mike bealer of the power delivery intelligence initiative is an advocate for underground power distribution and reacted to news of the two explosions. >> the challenge is these systems are old. they have been in their 30, 40, 50 years. that equipment gets old. sometimes they do reach end-of-life and sometimes they do fail catastrophically. j.r.: in a statement, pg&e says the root cause is under investigation. referring to saturday's explosion and fire, witnesses described multiple explosions that damaged this tesla and broke at least a dozen windows in the area. >> utilities do a great jobin maintaining reliability. they try to do preventative maintenance, but sometimes things happen. they will happen and cause an

explosion like it did in san francisco. j.r.: he says underground power distribution is safer than above ground wires, despite the two san francisco incidents in less than three months. professor daniel kirsch of the university of washington agrees. >> it makes for a reliable electricity supply because less things can go wrong. but when they do go wrong, you are in a situation like what happened. j.r.: in april, some were without electricity for a week. last saturday, the damage to the neighborhood was extensive. the challenge for these companies is this -- you don't want to replace wires to early, that would be very expensive since they last for decades and cost more. but you do want to eventually replace them so you don't see major problems. bealer tells me with two major explosions in less than three months, pg&e is likely closely surveying many underground locations in san francisco.

j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: thank you. san francisco's police chief defends his department's dozens of arrest at a weekend skateboarding event but will his answers be enough for other city leaders? dion: one of summer's biggest shopping days arrives tomorrow. we explained why some say it should be called amazon crime day. ama: and somebody who bought a lottery ticket is a winner tonight. and why there is still hope for someone else to win win. dion: this year's aids walk san francisco is less than a week away. it is next sunday at golden gate park. the fundraising walk benefits local hiv and aids programs. to register, you can call the number on your screen or visit number on your screen or visit ff.aidswal tv: try tide power pods with 85% more tide in every pod. who needs that much more tide? (crashing sounds) everyone's gonna need more tide. it's a mess out there. that's why there's 85% more tide in every power pod. -see? -baby: ah.

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video vandalizing multiple vehicles. participants held a protest yesterday complaining about the response. supervisor dean preston is calling for an investigation. happening now, a live look at the bay tonight where caltrans has close to the east on offramp. crews are making safety improvements to the newly opened exit ramp. a detour will send you across the bridge to oakland where you will then make a u-turn ripght before the toll plaza and then exit in the westbound direction. the ramp will be closed each night from 11 p.m. to 5 p.m. through thursday morning. ama: let's get into tonight's abc7news advance. it is a way to get you ahead and aware of some stories you will be hearing more of. the first headline to keep you aware of is the critical global meeting taking center stage tomorrow. president biden's in lithuania for the start of the nato summit with u.s. allies and strategizing against russia's war in ukraine is the number one focus.

president biden is meeting with allies to debate whether ukraine should join amid the ongoing war with russia. biden is also defending his decision to send cluster munitions to ukraine. those munitions are known to scatter up to the size of several football fields, posing a threat to innocent civilians. tomorrow, an interview with the secretary of state on good morning america right after abc 7 mornings. the next big story in our advancer, two top executives with the pga tour are set to testify before a u.s. senate subcommittee. this is all over that merger of professional golf, pga tour and liv golf. there has been widespread criticism, citing the long-standing concerns over saudi arabia's human rights record. and one of the biggest shopping events of the year, amazon prime date, is tomorrow and wednesday. along with the sales comes to scammers looking for a steal.

to give you an idea, research found last month, there were almost 1500 new websites related to the term amazon. of those, 92% were found to be either malicious or suspicious. you should have your guard up if you receive unusual emails, texts or phone calls from unknown names or addresses. watch for grammatical or spelling errors. then, make sure you see the https prefix in front of the amazon website address. pay with a credit card, it usually has more fraud protection. for everything you need to know about the best amazon deals and finds, go to the front page of our website. dion: prime day comes as a strike is looming for the nation's largest trucking company, ups. 340,000 workers nationwide are preparing to pick it starting august 1. that is when the company's five-year contract with the teamsters union expires. negotiations are currently at a standstill.

economists so you can still expect your packages through the end of the month, but beyond that, don't count on it. keep in mind, delivery disruptions could increase costs for businesses and that could lead to higher prices for consumers. an increasingly popular energy drink is causing some major concern for parents and lawmakers. democratic majority leader senator chuck schumer is asking for the fda to investigate the energy drink prime. the beverage is made by a company founded by famous youtuber logan hall and ksi. prime energy has 200 milligrams of caffeine per can, compared to one can of red bull which has 80. >> that is too much for any growing child and that could cause adverse effects like disrupted sleep, mood disorders, upset stomach, even abnormal heart rhythms. dion: the drink does have a warning label stating it is not recommended for people under 18. time down to get a check of our increasingly hot weather.

summer is returning. ama: sandhya patel is here. sandhya: you will notice it. we will take a look at what's going to happen. take a look at this dangerous heat that will be building as we head towards the end of the workweek and the weekend as high moves in from the desert southwest. temperatures will soar late in the week so be prepared for this hot weather. friday, you can see the triple digits popping up. 60's coast side, but saturday, it is even hotter. this is a computer model projection. going into sunday, still looking at that sizzling weather in our inland communities. the heat risk will go from moderate on friday for the inland areas to major for parts of the inland areas by saturday so be aware of that. these are some friendly reminders, heat safety tips. stay hydrated. never leave people or pets

inside of cars. reduce the amount of time you spent outside and stay in the shade. know the sign of heat illnesses, exhaustion and stroke. in addition to this, we will notice the good to moderate air quality tuesday and wednesday will start to decline towards friday. it will turn moderate across the entire area. we have heat warnings and watches along with advisories up and down the state of california so this heat event is not just for the bay area in case you are traveling. some fog near the coast. it is a very shallow layer. visibility has dropped to five miles in half moon bay. 50's to 70's on your temperatures. still hanging onto the warmth for earlier in the day. a lovely view of salesforce tower. warming trend continues tomorrow afternoon and will be heating up inland. hour-by-hour tomorrow morning, fog, mist, and drizzle for parts

of the bay area. noon, already in the 80's inland. by 3:00 p.m., popping up into the 90's inland. i will show you where those highs end up. watch out for the fog tomorrow morning and the drizzle. 50's, 60's on those temperatures. fog will be limited to the coast and parts of the bay. tomorrow afternoon, it is hot inland. breezy and comfortable along the coast with temperatures in the 60's. accuweather 7-day forecast, numbers fall off a few degrees wednesday and then ocme back up again -- come back up again. we will notice the triple digit sizzled friday through monday, so be ready for the heat. when you're ready to go but static and wrinkles are like, nooooo!

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ama: the powerball jackpot will soar even higher for wednesday after no one hit all six numbers for tonight's $675 million drawing but one lucky ticket that matched five numbers was sold in the bay area in san jose. that winter takes home $152,000. 2, 24, 34, 53, 58 and the powerball 13. tomorrow's mega millions drawing is up to$480 million. dion: baseball's best arrive in seattle for the all-star week with some history in tonight's homerun derby as well. ama: chris alvarez is here. chris: we've also got warriors basketball to discuss. the gm talks cp three. julio rodriguez makes history.

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and he got out of the first round. orioles star adley r eliminated in the first round. the hometown favorite julio rodriguez had 41 homers in the first round, a new record. but he also was eliminated. oakland native marshawn lynch bringing out the trophy. beast mode in the house. the final. vladdy jr. got hot and the bonus round and finished with 25 home runs. arozarena got so close, but ultimately ran out of time, losing by two. vladdy jr. wins the title 16 years to the day his dad won in san francisco. you can make the argument that giants ace logan webb should be an all-star and leads baseball with 126 innings pitched this season. he finished the first half in style, tossing his first career

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