building a better bay area? >> moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> overreaction. >> thrown in their faces, spat on, what does that say about the scenario? >> decent -- the san police chief standing by the use of force wise officers at an unsanctioned schipperke event. other said they were too far. >> another bay area city targeted in ransomware attack. what you should do if you have business i the city. reggie: sweden inches closer to native worship. ukraine is top of mind at the native summit -- the nato

summit. kumasi: a large section of the country dealing with deadly floods, record-breaking heat waves, and the bay area is days away from the heat event of our own. reggie: welcome to tuesday, july 11. kumasi: friend is back. we missed you. reggie: i was thinking about you all on the plane ride home. like, i get to see my friends again. kumasi: we were like, it is tuesday. we are talking about he wave? drew: the heatwave is in the southwest but part of that will come up here next week. cover this morning. temperatures going above average this time of the year. we have a big range because of the clear skies in areas. four he's in the north bay valleys.

60's inland and around the bay shoreline we are generally in the 50's. today, temperatures warm from the coast. hour-by-hour showing you that by lunchtime we are already into the 80's at our missed spots and then to, feeling pretty warm along the shoreline. this afternoon, our warmest spots are going into the 90's. we are all going above average for this time of the year. 74 and oakland, 94 in an yak, 90 in santa rosa. excessive heat watch is in effect. we will talk about that heat eight minutes but let's check in with jobina. jobina: we are following a crash in vallejo. it doesn't appear to be causing a slowdown. it is near state route 29. just a heads up if you moved to that area. otherwise we are bringing you live cameras starting with our

-- reggie: we look back to jobina in a few minutes. police are vista getting another rash of robberies at luxury stores. they all happened within the past week. the most recent is the gucci store on stockton. kid hit around 3:30 yesterday. police chased a suspect but lost them on the peninsula. sunday afternoon, there was a theft, louis vuitton. -- a theft at louis vuitton. sfpd say single suspect believe to have stolen merchandise from the burberry store in union square. sfpd has not announced any arrest. multiple sources tell the estimate of the value stolen was six figures. our nave -- our neighborhood safety tracker has information for san francisco, oakland, and san jose. you can find more information on abc7news.com. kumasi: new details about the

police response to the unpermitted schipperke event. san francisco police chief is defending how his department responded. officers arrested more than 81 people, included 89 juveniles. participants accused the department of overacting but the by--but the chief accused the participants of riot. he also accused people of attacking his officers. >> what is excessive about any officer putting on take the equipment when they have explosive thrown at them, a bottle thrown at them, getting punched in the face? they did not have those helmets on before these things started to happen. kumasi: a few people were seen in video vandalizing community vehicles. participants held a protest complaining about the response.

supervisor dean preston is willing for an investigation -- calling for any mastication. the alameda board of supervisors will look at any ordinance that would crack down on people gathering for sideshows. spectators could be fined up to $1000 were spent three months in jail. the ordinance passed its first reading last month. san jose and pittsburgh have similar ordinances. reggie: if you have business in hayward, you will need to call or use city hall in person because the city is fighting a ransomware attack. bid prompted a shutdown of the city's website and online services. officials noticed the issue sunday morning. they say their investigation into the problem is just beginning. >> there has been no evidence to suggest that any private or confidential information of employees or members of the public have been breached or compromised. >> officials --

reggie: officials say they will notify anyone if there is a data breach of the information. they expected to issue paychecks to city officials as scheduled. this is the second city to face a ransomware attack. hackers hit the city of oakland earlier this year. reggie: now to the nato summit in lithuania. turkey is withholding its objections to sweden joining the alliance. this comes as president biden and leaders take up a critical agenda, including ukraine's ongoing more potential nato membership. jobina is joining us live. jobina: the capital of lithuania is hosting a history making native summit. the alliance is set to expand. sweden will join nato after turkey dropped his objections -- dropped its objections. war with russia is also top of mind. >> vladimir putin has been

counting on the west to crack. he has been disappointed. >> ukraine deserves to be in the alliance. not now, but we need a clear signal and we need this signal right now. jobina: the western allies remain made it to a backing kyiv , president pres. biden: granting membership now is a risk. in a sign of unity, president biden and president zelenskyy are set for talks tomorrow. president biden is set to deliver a speech before making more stops in europe, including to finland. reggie: a flood emergency in the northeast. some towns have seen a summer's worth of rain in a matter of hours. floodwaters have cut off entire communities. emergency health order shutdown the capital city because of the worst river flooding they have seen in 100 years.

nearly one foot of rain has fallen in status since sunday more than 50 will have been arrested. >> our infrastructure transportation line over the mountains, all of those transportation lines for two thirds of the state were cut off. our teams have to traverse those mountain ranges coming from the south up north. reggie: triple digit temperatures are expected in the south for several more could bet heatwave on record. el paso, texas, has he 25 straight days of 100 less degrees. drew: some of that heat will work our way by the end of the week as heat watch is going to affect. today, warmer weather begins to move in. our weather with the warmer the next few days and then it accelerates. they warm-up is underway. we are all going above average for this time of the year by a few degrees.

our warmest spots go into the upper 80's and lower 90's. any car cover we have is minimal, very thin and pulls back to the coast quickly. we are going to warm fast by today. lunch time, it already feels warm in that. a lot of 70's around the bay shoreline. 85 in napa. 74 on oakland. san jose, 83. 68 in the city. 90's from ukiah to antioch and livermore. looking at the next three days, the pattern hold steady. we will have a wide range of numbers with inland communities staying at the 90's. the bay is comfortable at the 60's but temperatures tick off by friday into the weekend. an excessive heat watch will be in effect for areas away from the coast treated in red for some dangerously hot temperatures. we will preview these numbers in a minutes. reggie: nobody matched all six

numbers in the powerball drawing , but one lucky ticket is taking home a hefty prize. kumasi: keeping students educated on a life-saving topic, the work being done to combat fentanyl overdoses. reggie: first we saw at shining market street, then sutro tower, now another landmark is getting a colorful makeover. kumasi: a live look out

reggie: a transitional site along the waterfront will stay open. the city opened in 2020. it's future has been uncertain with the board of supervisors wanting to keep it open and the department of homelessness and supportive housing insisting. it close the site is made up of 114 rvs for people experiencing, since and it has various services -- experiencing homelessness and it has veriest services. it has led to housing connections for 37 people.

the california public utilities commission has delayed its vote on whether to expand autonomous taxi operations to 24 hours a day. the vote has been pushed back from thursday to august 10. local officials have expressed concern about crews and interfering with public safety vehicles. reggie: one of the most iconic spots is home to the fastest growing sport. san francisco park and recreation is opening new pickle ball courts. players will be able to reserve 90 minutes lots tuesday through sunday mornings. pickle ball has been around since 1965 but all of a sudden it is very popular. nearly 9 million people play that game. kumasi: another art insulation will be taking place in san francisco. eliminate.org announced it has received approval for the city to light up coit tower over the

weekend. it is being called quite candle -- co what is this is what it is expected to look like. the minute is behind the bay bridge and sutro tower let's. reggie: i like this. it adds something exciting. we have some bad news and some good news. you did not win the powerball. kumasi: the good news is b the mega millions at the powerball, over one million -- $1 billion is up for grabs. amanda is live in san jose where someone did $100,000 in the drawing. okay. i will take it. reporter: it wasn't me, lucky location is behind me. a ticket matching five winning

numbers was purchased here. the question now, can lending strike twice? especially with so much money on the table. we are also talking about the powerball drawing with more than $480 million up for grabs. another winter in san jose, some video of previous southbay winning locations. we are not talking about a winning jackpot, but it is hard to deny the southbay is a hotspot when it comes to lucky blood of tickets. the region has made dreams come true with more than a handful of winners who ended up collect simply by playing a millions, powerball, fantasy five, and scratchers. last night's drawing, official website for the california lottery confirms while there was no jackpot winner in california, there are still 171,572 w

it could still be you. the person who bought the ticket with the five winning numbers will walk away with more than $352,000. three people who purchased in california got four numbers and the powerball number and they will walk away with more than $30,000. more realistic, 46,000 went with many tickets matching one number and he powerball number. they will walk away with five dollars and more than 112,000 people who purchased tickets got the powerball number only and they will walk away with three whole dollars. 72 dollars up for grabs tomorrow -- $725 million up for grabs tomorrow. the--option is dollars.

castillo. reggie: until she wins and that she is gone. jobina: what is up in the south bay? drew: maybe it is a never scan. reggie: is literate -- drew: ab it is -- maybe it is a numbers game. reggie: it is literally a numbers game. kumasi: i went to a machine but you have to pick the numbers and i didn't have the strength so i left. maybe i will try some or else. drew: they say doing random is best. i would take $30,000. jobina: i will take the three dollars. drew: get a comma in that prize. let's go outside, sutro tower is beautiful. we have limited fog. that means our marine layer is getting compressed. it sets the stage for an

excessive heat event this week. limited fog. a warming trend continues this afternoon and then excessive heat friday. records are possible pretty weak so we will see several days of these hot temperatures away from the coast. the only issue with fog is the half moon bay. elsewhere, we are doing fine. a lot of us this morning will see sunshine very fast. a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. 89 in santa rosa, 92, concord, 81 in fremont. 83 in san jose. 68 in the city. 74 in oakland, 78 is the high in palo alto. overnight tonight, a mixture of stars and clouds. temperatures are still comfortable in the 50's. we have excessive heat watches and warnings. right now the heat is focused in southwest and we will get warm air moving into california. that is why you see some of the alerts posted for the golden

state. future tracker temperatures, the heat arrives friday but it intensifies over the weekend. right now, look at the map. the coast is going to stay comfortable in the 60's and 70's but in the end it is dangerously hot. warmer weather the next couple of days but those temperatures really take off where we have records possible over the weekend with excessive heat watches in effect. jobina: we are following a crash in valeo. there is a minor slowdown involving multiple vehicles. westbound 37 at state route 29. i will let you know when that clears out. everything else is moving at the limit. our live camera showing you 880 at the coliseum, headlights traveling southbound. san rafael, 101, light traffic there. tracy to dublin, 43 minutes. our other drive times are already slow which is unusual. katie up to concord, between six minutes.

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reggie: the city of hayward is dealing with a handsome -- a ransomware attack. that part is that done of the city's website and online services. if you have to do business with the city, contact them by mail or show up in person. elizabeth holmes has had her prison sentence reduced from 11.5 years to just over nine years. she will be eligible for release in 2032. no details have been revealed. kumasi: oakland city council is set to consider a $70,000 per year pay raise for the mayor. oakland's mayor is the fourth highest paid mayor in the state behind san francisco, los angeles, and san diego. reggie: two lottery jackpots are up for grabs. the mega millions drawing is worth $480 million. no one won the powerball last

night but a san jose store did sell a ticket worth more than $350,000. drew: temperatures going above average this afternoon. you get these hot and that with 90's returning. 70's around the bay shoreline. comfortable along the coast but excessive heat arrives friday. jobina: aside from a crash in vallejo, york is looking nice but busy. this is a live picture show you and refill. does headlights are counting -- are traveling westbound. kumasi: you can get a free lurpy when you go to 7-eleven today. new flavors include summertime citrus and fanta dragon fruit. reggie: fentanyl in schools, one bay area district addressing the issue impacting students across the country. tim johns visited

parents agree this is an issue of life and death. reporter: it might be the middle of summer, but dozens of people packed the jim at ygnacio valley high school in concord to take part in a fentanyl awareness program for the school district. >> we have narcan on our campuses and we have had to administrate to save our students. reporter: linda is the assistant director of student services for the mount diablo school district. four of their students have died as a result of overdoses. she says the crisis is a cause of concern for educators and parents. >> you can see a lot of drugs. we don't see it. not even the administrators, there is not a word what is going on. reporter: crisis is widespread. since 2019, fentanyl-related deaths have more than tripled in california and increasingly more

of those cases are among young people. people at attendance at the event were given doses of narcan to have at home which helps destigmatize a problem that has touched so many communities. >> i think it is important that we are telling it in education systems and spreading awareness early on. it is in the kids' minds for the future. reporter: discussions like these will only become more important. that is why linda says it is just the initial step. >> this is the first one but there will be more. reporter: in concord, tim johns, abc7 news. kumasi: san jose is offering up to $3000 to make streets safer for industries. the mayor's off with a foundation, the department of transportation to launch a global traffic safety

hack-a-thon. visit has asked people to consider how ai software in cameras can help pedestrians. >> some predictive models, by using these models, you can see what happens before things happen. kumasi: san jose has seen 16 pedestrian deaths this year. we have a link to submit your ideas on our website. the winners will be announced in october. reggie: interesting tool to fight wildfires, a black caucus coming to the north bay. this military aircraft tanks can carry 850 gallons of water to douse a wildfire. temperatures expected to spike later this week, the timing of that black hawk is key. >> with the weather we have predicted, with a wet season, we have a lot of grasses that are

dried out. with this heat and wind, to have this tool in the toolbox does put us at ease. reggie: the department hopes the black hawk will keep every fire this summer to 10 acres or less. kumasi: $67 million in federal funding is helping to modernize california's electric grid and avoid power outages thanks to president biden's agenda. the goal is to upgrade outdated electrical equipment vulnerable to extreme weather events. >> these events are disproportionately affected communities already underserved. because of the climate crisis, they are only going to become more frequent and more intense. there is no time to waste. kumasi: funding will be used to power lines underground and fireproof them. some of the lines will be required to support clean energy across the state. reggie: package deliveries may

take longer to reach her doorstep. why ups drivers plan to go on strike. kumasi: an escaped prisoner on the run in california back in custody.

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one reason we are finding that warmer weather is a compressed marine layer. limited fog from our sfo camera. we are seeing sunshine to start. maybe starting out in the 50's. if you are inland, we warmed very quickly. here is future weather. by lunch time, we are into the 80's in our warmest spots and we have several hours of warming to go. today we're going to the 90's, above average for this time of the year. 70's and 80's for a chunk of the bay shoreline. 60's along the coast. by friday into the weekend, and excessive heat watch will go into effect for interest heat. we will check on that minutes. let's check in with jobina. jobina: will start with a live picture of the golden gate bridge were chp has issued a fog advisory. be aware.

a live look in san jose showing you 101. right here, things are at the limit. our slumming is what is notable for the traffic commute. we are looking at 40 minutes from tracy to dublin. antioch to concord, reggie: the oakland city council today is said to talk about giving the mayor a paris. the mayor currently earns a base salary of 200 to $7,000. -- $227,000 although the total competition was closer to 300 south is -- $300,000. to compare that to san francisco's mayor, she earned $444,000 last year. that is for total competition. that makes for the highest-paid mayor in the state. some argue to attract talented

leaders, you have to pay them more. >> $400,000 to bce of san francisco seems to me -- to be the ceo of san francisco seems cheap to me. the residence high-caliber person for that price. i would argue that the ceo of oakland deserves that competition. reggie: councilwoman councilmember says he will not before the proposal saying oakland cannot afford it. kumasi: in the southbay, a cat owner is struggling to process the loss of his pet. his cat was attacked and later died after a dog charged while walking by. animal control is investigating the attack. it happened saturday afternoon. this is surveillance video that shows the dog pulling a girl and lunging after the cat.

the cat died later that day. >> i lost my best friend and my companion. i don't have no family. i am lost. i am heartbroken. i am traumatized by the event. >> we can pursue a dangerous dog herein and if the dog is deemed it interest dog, it will have to undergo strict restrictions. kumasi: the owner seen in the video left after the attack. animal control is encouraging them to come forward. reggie: a resolution francisco merchant seen springwater on a homeless woman. the video showing the 72-year-old using a hose to spray water on the 35 euros woman. a judge ordered him to perform community service, pay restitution, abide by a restraining order, and avoid arrest for six months. if he does so, the battery charge will be dismissed. kumasi: elizabeth holmes has had

her sentence reduced. she was sentenced to 11.5 years in prison after being convicted of fraud. now present tense is just over nine years. the bureau sentence lists the release date as december 29, 2032. the bureau did not release any details. reggie: a murder suspect who escaped from sheriff's deputies during a hospital stay is back in custody. 35-year-old eric ran out of th sutter medical center sunday. yesterday he was found three miles from there. a homeowner spotted him and called 911. police got there and made the arrest. he is accused of killing a 70 people hostage during a standoff with police on april. kumasi: we are learning more about an attack on dr. larry nasser in prison. we told you about this yesterday. law enforcement sources tell abc news he was stabbed 10 times

inside the federal prison. the sources say he severed substantial injuries, including a collapsed lung. he was convicted in 2017 as sexually abusing olympic and college female gymnasts. he admitted using his trusted medical position to assault and molest under the guise of medical treatment. jury selection begins today in atlanta. a case against former president donald trump. a grand jury will consider if criminal charges would be appropriate for trump and his allies for their efforts to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. the 2.5 year election started after trump called the georgia secretary of state and suggested he could help him "find more than 11,000 votes." that would have been enough needed to be to president biden. reggie: lawyers for trump have

called for a delay on his federal trial for his handling of classified documents. they say it would not be able to try the case before the 2024 election saying it could create challenges in the jury selecting buses. the justice department is asking for a mid december date mid-december trial date. kumasi: george stephanopoulos is sitting down with the parents of detained wall street journal reporter in an exclusive interview. here is abc news reporter rhiannon ally. reporter: an abc news exclusive. >> is there any message you have for the russian authorities? reporter: journalism is not the crime -- >> journalism is not the crime. reporter: it has been over 100 days since evan gershkovich was detained by the russian government and held in moscow prison. >> we need to have the strength

to survive until he gets back. reporter:'s parents are speaking out -- his parents for speaking out to george stephanopoulos. >> how did you learn he had been arrested? reporter: we got a call from the -- >> we got a call from the wall street journal that he did not report back on time. reporter: we will hear more from evan gershkovich's parents about their son. kumasi: executives with the pga tour are expected to testify before a senate subcommittee over the standing merger of professional golf leagues, the pga tour and the saudi crowned backed liv golf. there has been criticism about this deal, setting the concerns over saudi arabia's human rights efforts. reggie: sarah silverman is suing

meta over copyright infringement. she says they use a training tool for their chatbot's. two other authors have also joined that lawsuit. they claim their books reduced by companies without credit or composition. a major shift in the social media ban scape, new numbers are showing how many people are joining meta's new app and how it might be unraveling twitter. threads has amassed 100 million users since it debuted last week. that is about one third of twitter's current users leaking threads the fastest growing app ever. threads is owned by the company that owns facebook and instagram. you have the chance to become a billionaire. the combined jackpot for the powerball and mega millions are growing with $1.2 billion. kumasi: there is another mega

millions drawing tonight. although there was no jackpot winner in the powerball, amanda del castillo you his life in san jose where someone did take home a good amount of money. reporter: friends because someone here purchased a ticket at this specific gas station which matched five of the winning numbers. they are walking away with more than $350,000. don't fret, we know there is more money up for grabs. we are talking about that drawing expected tonight where someone can walk away with more than $400 million. so much money to get through. first, whoever has last night's winning ticket joins a list of lucky winners. you are looking at a video of other prize-winning locations. we checked past coverage and we

are not talking about a winning jackpot, but it is hard to deny the southbay is a hotspot when it comes to lucky winners. don't forget about that megan millions jackpot trying, $480 million up for grabs. the cache option is $240.7 million. the official website for the california lottery confirms while there was no jackpot winner in california, there are still 171,572 winning purchased throughout the state. pull out those tickets. winning numbers are 2, 24, 53, 58, and powerball number 13. the person who bought here south ginza boulevard with five winning numbers will walk away with more than $352,000. three people who purchased in california got four numbers and they will walk away with more than $30,000.

more realistically, 46,000 went home with winning tickets. they will look away with five dollars and more than 112,000 people who purchased tickets in california got the powerball number only and they will walk away with three dollars. $725 tomorrow's powerball drawing. one of the workers asked what are you doing here? we told them someone matched five numbers here. he said they did not hear anything about it. this is all news to the people who work here and news to the person who has the winning ticket. live in san jose, i am amanda del castillo. reggie: thank

a good week for shoppers, amazon prime day starts today but other retailers are trying to compete. we will tell you where the deals are and some stores giving away free food. some are calling it a double feature. new data is backing up what we figured that's what moviegoers are seeing any theaters this summer -- what moviegoers are seeing any theaters this summer. drew: clear skies already today. our warm-up gets underway and it will continue to the weekend. we are a few degrees above average. we will feel warmer weather this afternoon. limited foggy this morning, the marine layer is getting compressed as high-pressure moves in. we are seeing sunshine faster in most areas and today in the end it will go into the 90's. it feels warmer at the shoreline in the 70's and at the coast we will stay in the 60's. that is where we stayed next few days. temperatures above average, a wide range of numbers.

in the end, we are hot with numbers in the 90's. toward the end of the week, a dome of high-pressure is going to move in and set up shop across california and nevada. it acts like a heat pump and it will warm us up quickly starting on friday into the weekend. millions in california will go under an excessive heat watch for excessive heat warning -- four excessive heat warning. it does include db area under that excessive heat watch for interest temperatures -- for dangerous temperatures. we will show you how hot you get where you live.

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jobina is at the live desk with the details. jobina: the new york times sorter through and tested hundreds of items to figure out what is a deal and what is it. amazon projects are among the greatest deals. the best deals will likely have limited availability. you have to click on watch for any deals or get alerts through the amazon shopping at to get notified. this year, there are many deals that are invite only. if one of those catches your eye, make sure you click the request invite button. analysts say did by mattresses and large appliances, labor day will likely be a better day. now is the time to buy strollers and grills. while a deal might have a flashy sticker price, make sure you are using a price comparison tool like google shopping to make sure you are actually getting a

deal. >> a lot of what we see our prices that are the same throughout the year. >> i would suggest to go and lean on landing deals which would give you more of a chance to get the product you want. jobina: if you don't have a prime membership, you can sign up for a free trial and cancel before it ends. many other retailers are battling for your money. dell, macy's, wayfarer, walmart, nordstrom are all doing sales to compete with prime day. reggie: that is a problem because prime day is coming as a strike is looming for ups. 340,000 workers are preparing to pick starting august 1. that is when the company's contract with the teamsters union expires. economists say you can expect your packages through the end of the month, but beyond that,

don't count on it. delivery disruptions could increase costs for this is and that could lead to higher prices for consumers. kumasi: 711's slurpee day is today. summertime flavors include summertime citrus and fanta dragon fruit. reggie: if the red light is on, i don't want to go. that means it is not ready. i will leave the store. i do need a slim jim. kumasi: you don't mix the -- reggie: no. kumasi: you don't have to yell. [laughter] reggie: i get passionate. kumasi: it may be morning but you can think about lunch. some is giving away one million

sandwiches to highlight its new deli sliced meat. the chain has invested more than $80 million in new deli meat slicers. the people at each participant locations from 10 to noon will get a free six-inch sub. reggie: some are calling it christmas in july, new furby dolls hit shelves this weekend. we went on and on about this last month because we are obsessed. there are two new dolls, one purple and one coral. both feature five was activated modes and 600 responses to discover. you cannot have a dance party. just say party mode. but will they shut up? because that has been a problem in the past. they are $70 on amazon or you

can get them at target and walmart. having one of these in the past, you have to put them in the closet because they will not stop. kumasi: they want? jobina: -- jobina: they won't. they never have. will that be part of the update? drew: no. reggie: from what i read, i saw nothing about it shutting up. it is a battery thing again. you have to take them out. it is a screw. drew: you don't know the trauma, do you,, see? kumasi: no. i am blessed. reggie: is giving megan. jobina: the robot little girl. [laughter] drew: at least move. that is the next update.

let's talk about excessive heat, business starts friday lasting 30 weekend. -- this starts friday lasting through the weekend. overnight, we don't cool off much, we stay in the 60's and 70's. the risk of heat-related illness is high. there is the fark out there. -- there is the fog out there. our warming trend continues this afternoon and excessive heat to the weekend. half moon bay is the problem spot, half mile visibility. temperatures are above average this afternoon. lots of 70's and 80's about bay shoreline. the coast is in the 60's. tonight, we have fog but the marine layer is getting pressed and temperatures in the 50's. let's talk about the spreads. by saturday and sunday, this is why we have the excessive heat warning. these he temperatures are well above average for this time of year. you want to head to the coast to get the natural ac.

here's the accuweather seven-day, we are warming up at those numbers take off over the weekend. records are possible. because land sales possible as you sizzle inland -- jobina: we are following a car fire and antioch that appears to be impacting have a four commute. also moving over to valeo where we have a crash on westbound 37 state route 29. a live look from the bay bridge, metering lights artificially on. they flipped on at 5:38. we will end with a live look at the golden gate bridge. chp has issued a fog advisory this spot. reggie: more concerns about present big, the potential mental side effects is having. kumasi: we have and they on madonna following her trip to the hospital. what

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reggie: madonna's shows at the chase center are canceled. they will be rescheduled from october to an unknown date. a statement on her instagram writes "my focus now is my health and getting stronger. i assure you i will be getting back as soon as i can." she confirmed she will be rescheduling the north american leg of her tour. her manager announced the singer was admitted to the icu after suffering a serious pectoral infection. she is recovering at home. kumasi: upcoming blockbusters "barbie" and "oppenheim hitting theaters on the same day and moviegoers are planning to see both on the same day.

moviegoers -- according to amc theaters, more than 20,000 stub members have purchased tickets to see movies on the same day. amc saw a 30% increase in ticket sales according to really tracking. "barbie" is expected to "oppenheimer." drew: speaking of movie theaters, not a bad place to go to beat the heat. today, warmer weather, clear skies and 80 south bay. limited fog. our hottest spots going into the 90's later on today. it feels warm around the shoreline. 60's along the coastline. later this week, excessive heat watch and warnings will go into you can make the stars align. because when we come together,

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: attack impacting the city of hayward. many electronic correspondence won't work for now. what you need to know if you are trying to do business with the city. reggie: flood emergencies, some areas of the northeast seeing a somersworth of rain in one day. --