>> 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. -- summer's worth of rai

day. kumasi: and check your powerball ticket. there was one sold in the bay area worth hundreds of thousands. reggie: that's a lot of crime day march. do you get into that? kumasi: it's dangerous because i don't really need anything. jobina: i don't. and i still feel like we are in support small businesses era. sorry. reggie: so use that $300,000 on us, if you want. jobina: we are a small business. reggie: we are. [laughter] jobina: owned by disney. [laughter] reggie: good morning on this tuesday, july 11. drew: limited fog, a lot of sunshine as the day goes on. temperatures are mainly in the 50's. in the valleys of the north bay we have pockets of 40's. a light layer is needed, but outside in the exploratorium camera, the fog has been out

there as high pressure moves in. warming us up. temperatures above average this afternoon. 70's on the bay shoreline. the coast is comfortable in the 60's but we have excessive heat on the way for the end of the week with watches posted for the region. we will check in on that in a few minutes with -- but first traffic with jobina. jobina: we have seen a real difference in terms of the backup here, prepare for delays. drive times right now, antioch to concord, 34 minutes. significant slowdown because of a car fire that we are following that will be westbound past summersville road and of the chp has updated it to the sig alert. multiple lanes are blocked with no estimated time as to when they will reopen. reggie: if you have business with the city of hayward, you will need to call, use the mail, or show up in person.

they are dealing with a ransomware attack that prompted the shutdown of the city website and all online services. officials say that the forensic investigation into the problem is only just beginning. >> there's been no evidence thus far to suggest private or confidential information of employees or members of the public have been breached or compromised. reggie: officials say they will notify anyone if they discover a data breach affecting personal information. a city spokesman told abc news they expect to be able to issue paychex as scheduled. this is the second bay area city to face ransomware attacks. earlier this year you might remember that hackers hit the city of oakland. kumasi: police investigating another rash of robberies at luxury stores in the last week. the most recent was a hoochie store on stockton. -- gucci store on stockton.

sunday afternoon there was also a theft at bloomingdale's and the louis vuitton. employees believe that 10 people were involved in that. july 6, sfpd says a single suspect is believed to have stolen from the burberry store insfpd has not announced any arrests. the estimated value of we are giving you the opportunity and power to find crime rates where you live by using our abc 7 news neighborhood safety tracker. we are working to add even more cities. you will find that on the front page of. -- front page of abc7news.com. reggie: the san francisco police chief is defending their response to the skateboarding event known as the dolores hill

bomb. the police were accused of overreacting. yesterday the police chief called the event a riot and gay people more than an hour to leave before making any arrests. he accused people of attacking his officers. >> what is excessive about an officer putting on safety equipment when they have bottles and explosives thrown at them. being punched in the face, spat on. they didn't have those helmets on for these things started to happen. reggie: a few people were seen vandalizing multiple muni vehicles. there was a protest sunday complaining about the police response. supervisor preston is calling for an investigation. kumasi: the alameda county board of supervisors will be taking a second look at an ordinance cracking down on people gathering for sideshows. spectators can be fined or spend up to three months in jail.

today is the board's second reading. san jose and pittsburg have similar ordinances. reggie: check your powerball, especially in the south bay. kumasi: nobody was the winner of the jackpot one of the south bay gas stations sold one worth 100,000 -- a few hundred thousand dollars. amanda joins us live from san jose with the details on this. amanda: it wasn't me, but the lucky location is right here off south deanza boulevard. a few moments ago we spoke with a worker who has been here for about a year. she says it's the first time anything like this happened at this location. we informed them about the win. the california lottery hasn't alerted them but they checked records and said the ticket was purchased last friday, that's what they are saying. if you came by this location on

south deanza boulevard and are waking up now and haven't checked your ticket, do that. because i'm telling you, more than $350 is what you are waking up to and walking away with. this lucky location, my goodness, is one of several in san jose that has definitely produced winners specific to the lotto as well as scratchers. we know that the south bay has had a lot of winning locations. we checked our passcode and we are talking about a winning jackpot but it is hard to deny south bay is a hot spot when it comes to lucky lotto and scratchers, making dreams come true over the years with a handful of winners who ended up collecting by simply playing mega millions, powerball, fantasy five and scratchers. fast-forward to last night, the official california website lottery confirms that weather was no jackpot winner for this draw, there are still

winning tickets. the person who bought a ticket at this location 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 and will get more than $30,000. more realistically, 46,000 went home with winning tickets matching one number and the powerball number. they will walk away with five dollars. more than 112 thousand people got the powerball number only and they will walk away with three whole dollars. 20 of numbers to digest. here's another one, $725 million up for grabs tomorrow for the next big powerball jackpot draw. do not forget that there is a mega millions drawing tonight that is more than $480 million. the cash option there is $240.7

million. if you are feeling lucky, visit this location just off of south deanza boulevard. kumasi: all right, thank you, amanda. reggie: everyone. kumasi: thank you. [laughter] coming up, the local school district using the summer to educate students about the dangers of fentanyl. reggie: extreme weather in the northeast, one state is seeing one of the worst floods in 100 years. drew: warmer weather begins to move in today. by the end of the week millions living in the bay area will go under and excessive heat watch for dangerous heat that will last through the weekend. we will talk about the

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reggie: a flood emergency in the northeast, some towns have seen an entire summer's worth of rain in a matter of hours, cutting off entire communities in vermont. emergency health orders at capital city because of the worst flooding in 100 years. a foot of rain falling since sunday. over 50 people have been record. >> -- rescued. >> our transportation thirds of the state, cut off right now. our teams have to transverse those mountain ranges coming up from the south and working up north. reggie: triple digit temperatures are expected in parts of the south for several more days in what could become the longest heat wave on record. in el paso, texas, they have seen 25 straight days of over

100 degrees. drew: we are expecting some of that dangerous heat to move in our direction by the end of the week and for the upcoming weekend. this morning a live look at sutro tower's. the warm-up begins today. temperatures are a few degrees above average across the region. warmest spots today are in the upper 80's and lower 90's this afternoon with warmer weather beginning to arrive. cloud cover shrinks very quickly. we walk fast because sunshine is showing up already this morning. meaning 80's appearing by lunchtime in the warmest spots. 90's and the hottest cities in land later this afternoon. 70's on the bay shoreline. the next three days we will keep a steady pattern above average warmth. by the end of the week the temperatures really take off. meaning high pressure is building into the upcoming weekend. it will act like a heat dome.

a huge portion of california is either under excessive heat warnings or watches. we will take a look. neighborhood by neighborhood, showing you how hot we get this weekend under that excessive heat watch. that's in nine minutes. kumasi: still to come, concerns over a weight loss drug that has nothing to do with physical health. reggie: and president biden in lithuania at the nato summit. how he is with wet amd, sometimes i worry my world is getting smaller because of my sight. but now, i can open up my world with vabysmo. vabysmo is the first fda-approved treatment for people with wet amd that improves vision and delivers a chance for up to 4 months between treatments. which means doing more of what i love. ♪ vabysmo is the only treatment

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kumasi: now to that high-stakes nato summit in lithuania. turkey withdrawing their long-held with -- objections to sweden joining the alliance as president biden and the leaders there are looking at a critical

agenda around ukrainian -- ukraine's ongoing war. jobina: the capital of lithuania is hosting a history making nato summit. the alliance is set to expand. sweden will join after turkey dropped objections at the summit . ukraine's nearly two year long war with russia is also top of mind. >> vladimir putin has been counting on the west, nato, to crack. the transatlantic alliance to crack. he's been disappointed at every turn. >> ukraine deserves to be in the alliance. not now, there is a war. but we need a clear signal and we need it right now. jobina: though the western allies remain committed to backing kyiv, biden says that backing now is a risk. biden and presiden zelensky are set for talks tomorrow. after the nato summit wraps up, president biden is set to deliver a speech before making

more stops in europe, including finland. reggie: safety regulators are reviewing the popular weight loss drug ozempic after three reports of suicidal thoughts linked to the drug. suicidal behavior is not listed as a side effect of ozempic. the manufacturer said that their studies have not shown a link to suicidal thoughts or self-harm. if you or a loved one are struggling with mental health, we have resources to help. you can visit abc7news.com/tak eaction or call the national suicide crisis height line -- crisis line by dialing 988. kumasi: dozens of people took part in a first of its kind fentanyl awareness program for the mount diablo unified school district. four of their students have died as a result of overdoses.

>> we h and have had to administer it to save lives. >> i think it's important that we are telling it in education systems and spreading awareness early on so that something, it is in the minds of the kids for the future. kumasi: the people who went to the meeting last night were each given doses of narcan to have at home in the district plans to have more of the meetings in the future. reggie: the future of four hotels in the east bay, uncertain. ashford hospitality trust is letting lenders sees ownership of 19 hotels nationwide, including the courtyard marriott, embassy sweets, and the courtyard marriott at oakland airport. in a statement they said that they are walking away from paying mortgages to save $300 million in payouts and capital expenditures in the troubled waters of the current hospitality market.

post-covid, business travel is down, forcing hotels to reinvent themselves. >> they have to rethink. it's not just about staying the night and going to the office. they are repurpose in, reengineering hotels. the leisure phenomena, business travelers mixing leisure with business. reggie: the better business bureau is emoting hotel stays for youth sports and college sports fans as a way to attract more customers. kumasi: it's the title of a simon and garfunkel song but now the studies are out about the science behind the sound of silence. ♪>> ♪ kumasi: researchers used a series of sonic illusions to show that people perceive silence the way that they hear sounds. they purser -- they perceived one moment of silence as longer than two short moments of

silence. researchers say that people may pay more attention to moments of quiet once we know that we can hear the sounds of silence. drew: [laughter] jobina: you are not being silent, drew. [laughter] reggie: i hate that song. [laughter] i'm sorry. jobina: does anybody like it? reggie: does anybody like it? kumasi: you don't like it? reggie: just a moment it starts i'm fully depressed. drew: not great. kumasi: i think it's supposed to be more like a reflective state. drew: did you feel reflective? reggie: you are being nice. you are doing what your mama told you. jobina: exactly. kindness will take you far. drew: it sure will. here's a live look at our sfo camera. the fog is limited and thin this

morning, but we do have it along the coast and valleys of the north bay. warming trend continuing this afternoon. excessive heat friday and through the weekend. we have some dense fog there at the three-quarter mile but elsewhere we are doing just fine. a lot of us are already seeing sunshine this morning, meaning the warm up is faster than in past previous days. 90's and the hotspots away from the coast. -- in the hotspots away from the coast. 68 in the city. we will get a fair amount of sunshine today. 85 for the high in napa. a blend of clouds and with excessive heat arriving on friday into the upcoming weekend. that is for a huge portion of the region shaded in red. essentially everyone away from the coast will be under excessive heat watch and for good reason.

this is dangerous heat in many of our in land cities. 100 degrees forecasted in many spots. even along the bay shoreline, oakland to san jose, quite warm in the 80's and 90's. the coast looks like it will stay relatively comfortable, 60's and 70's. that's the place to go to get that natural ac, one of the ways to beat the heat over the upcoming weekend. warming continues over the next couple of days. those numbers really take off over the weekend where the records are possible and we are sizzling in land on the bay shoreline. the coast is staying relatively mild, 60's and 70's. jobina: a couple of issues on the roads to get to right now. there is a sig alert in and a lot -- antioch. multiple lanes are blocked. highway four is backed up as a result. westbound is the side of the car fire. a multi car crash right now in

san jose. northbound 101 at east santa clara street, even though chp is saying its past 280, your speeds will be down to six miles per hour at that spot. ending here with a live look at the golden gate bridge where chp has issued a fog advisory. kumasi: time to check in with ginger, live in stony point with a look at what's coming up on gma. reggie: good morning, ginger. amanda: good morning to you. we have been watching the home of cindy byers, getting new water heaters and things broken and the floods replaced. unfortunately there is so much more where that came from and vermont is dealing with it. we will have the latest pictures. dozens of roads shut down, towns cut off because of the flooding. sinkholes, lots of pictures, more rain coming for the end of the weekend the weekend.

if you are flying east, keep an eye on that. and evan gershkovich has been detained in russia for over 100 days. his parents are speaking out about their hopes for him coming home. gma, diving into summer this morning live from the historic santa monica pier. will is getting the best assignment, showing us what makes it the best boardwalk in the country. you don't want to miss the top of the view, live from that paris will, right here on "gma." reggie: how is that -- ferris wheel, right here on "gma." reggie: how is that homeowner doing? she has been through so much. amanda: that's the thing -- ginger: that's the thing, she told herself after irene, one more and i'm done but now she's like ok, has lived here 45 years. her family has owned the house since 1920. that's the thing, .1 percent chance of it happening in a given year and it's happened to

her three times. bad odds staying by this river. reggie: i'm glad she's ok. we wish her the best of luc

kumasi: a small cessna plane crashed nose first into a hanger in long beach. the pilot was flying alone. had to be extracted from the plane. minor injuries. investigators are looking into what caused the crash. next at 6:30, if you are in the market for a car, now could be the time to buy. and the founder of theranos, elizabeth holmes, has only been in prison for six weeks

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now

mayor maybe set to get -- may be set to get a pay raise. why not all city councilmembers could support it. kumasi: the fed leader in san francisco says she knows who is to blame for the collapse of silicon valley bank. reggie: and it is amazon prime day. best deals with competitors offering their own sales. kumasi: it's tuesday, july 11. reggie: first, the forecast. drew: feels warmer this afternoon. it's all ahead of excessive heat moving and by the end of the week. temperatures in the 50's as the sun is up here with patchy fog on the bay shoreline. if you look in the middle of your screen you can see one lone building. that is salesforce there. otherwise we have clouds on the coast right now. the marine layer is thin this morning and it breaks down pretty quickly, meaning it is a

warm afternoon. 90's in land. the coast, cool in the 60's. excessive heat watches go into effect on friday and it is going to sizzle away from the coast. details on that in about nine minutes. let's check the traffic this tuesday. jobina: there's a positive update in terms of the crash we were following in san jose. 18 miles per hour due to residual delays. there is a signal alert in antioch westbound past summersville road due to a car fire in that spot. drive times are improving but still not great. tracy to dublin, 51. kumasi: today the oakland city council is discussing giving the mayor a $75,000 pay raise today. the mayor currently earns a base salary of 227,000 dollars but the total compensation is closer to $357,000

in retirement and health benefits. for comparison, the mayor of san francisco gets total compensation of $444,000. she is the highest paid to mayor in the state. some people argue that to attract and keep talented leaders, you have to pay them more. >> 400 thousand dollars to be ceo of san francisco seems to me to be quite cheap, to be frank. the residents of san francisco are lucky to be getting such a high quality, high caliber person for that price, so to speak. it's the same argument as being ceo of oakland. that person deserves at least that compensation if not more. kumasi: one councilman said that he is not supporting the proposal, saying that they just cannot afford it with the city projecting a deficit. reggie: we are hearing from the president of the federal reserve

bank in san francisco about the collapse of silicon valley bank. mary daly says the bank failed because regulators were too slow to take action. says she doesn't have a supervising role and that other officials waited too long to take decisive regulatory action. she also says the fed will likely need to raise interest rates a few times to return inflation to their goal of 2%. kumasi: an alert in the south bay, a cat brutally attacked, later dying after a dog charged while walking by. animal control is investigating the attack that happened saturday afternoon in san jose. surveillance video shows the dog holding the girl and lunging after the cat. the cat died later that day. >> i lost my best friend. my companion. the only thing i had. no family. i'm lost. heartbroken. traumatized by the event. i'm sure they are, too. >> if the dog is deemed

dangerous, it is going to have to undergo some pretty strict restrictions. kumasi: the owner, seen in the video, left after the attack. animal control is encouraging them to come forward. reggie: the city of san jose is offering up to $300,000 to help make its cities safer. launching a global traffic safety hack-athon. they are asking for help on how to use ai software and cameras to capture data about the presence of pedestrians. >> using predictive using that we can see what happens before things happen. reggie: san jose has seen 16 pedestrian deaths this year. we have the link on our website, abc7news.com. winners will be announced in october. kumasi: in the north bay, a

black hawk helicopter will be helping to fight the fire there. this is the military aircraft showing off during a recent exercise. it can help douse a wildfire in just minutes. temperatures are expected to spike later this week. the timing of the arrival of the black hawk is key. >> out because of the heat. to have this tool in the toolbox puts us at ease. going into this fire season. kumasi: the department hopes the black hawk will keep every fire this summer to 10 acres or less. jury selection begins in and a case against donald trump. the grand jury is expected to consider if criminal are appropriate for trump in his republican allies for their efforts to overturn his 2020 election lawson georgia.

the investigation started after trump called the georgia secretary of state and suggested he could help him "find" more than 11,000 votes, which would have been enough to help him beat president biden. lawyers for trump have called for a delay on his federal trial around how he handled classified documents. they say it wouldn't be possible to try the case before the 2024 election, saying it could create extraordinary challenges in jury selection. the justice department is asking for a mid-december trial date. he pled not guilty last month and has called the investigation a witchhunt. reggie: they are nose founder elizabeth holmes has had her sentence reduced. she was sentenced to 11.5 years in prison. her new sentence is just over nine years. the bureau of prisons website lists her release date as december 29, 2032.

they are not saying right now by the change was made. kumasi: 67 million dollars aiming to help modernize the california electric grid. helping the state avoid power outages. all of this thanks to the investing in america agenda. the u.s. energy secretary says the goal is to upgrade outdated equipment that is vulnerable to extreme weather events. >> the events are disproportionately affecting communities already underserved. because of the climate crisis they are only going to become more frequent, these events. and more intense. so there is no time to waste. kumasi: funding will be used to put power lines underground and fireproof them. some will be rewired to support clean energy across the state. the powerball jackpot is growing this morning because nobody won the main prize but it is not all bad news. one ticket in south bay is good for more than 300 thousand

dollars and there is a mega millions tonight worth nearly half of a billion. amanda joins us live in san jose, where the lucky ticket was sold. good morning. amanda: south bay on your friends. especially the ones who frequent south deanza boulevard. a ticket matching five of the winning numbers was purchased here last friday and according to the california lottery, that person is waking up $350,000 richer. don't fret, there is still a lot more money up for grabs. mega millions tonight, upwards of $480 million is up to win. but you have to play, of course. at this lucky location a worker told us that she has been here for about one year and has never experienced anything like this. we actually broke the news to her that this was a winning location.

she said the lottery has not yet alerted the staff. whoever has the ticket joins a list of lucky southbay winners. we want to get you to some other prize-winning locations. of course with more opportunity ahead, the milk -- mega millions jackpot tonight is worth $180 million. the cash option is 200 $40.7 million. -- $240 million. there are still tickets that were purchased throughout the state. pull out your tickets. 2, 24, pull out your tickets. >> people always ask. someone wins? never have i known someone from here. maybe i win? i'm like ok. [laughter]

amanda: this morning. the winning person who bought a ticket with five winning numbers away with $352,000. three people in california got four numbers and will walk away with $30,000. more realistically, 46,000 people matched one number and a powerball number, winning five dollars. 112,000 people that purchased tickets in california got a powerball number and will walk away with three whole dollars. i know it's a lot of numbers to digest. here's another 1, 700 25 million. that's up for grabs for the next drawing. tonight, $480 million. grab your tickets. reporting live in san jose, abc7news. reggie: that man is filling up

his gas like what is going on. [laughter] kumasi: might be you. reggie: thanks, amanda. [laughter] coming up, a new alleging that the infamous zodiac killer may have been multiple people. kumasi: the stock exchanges out. another market update, next. -- exchange is up. another architect date, next. -- market update, next. reggie: a reminder, download our app to stream the news this morning. i'm talking to dr. monica gandhi. she has a book about pandemic and drew, she has notes. drew: she's looking back on the three years? reggie: saying we did a lot of things wrong and is looking forward to the next pandemic we can learn from. drew: don't say looking forward. reggie: it's going to happen. drew: man. reggie: it's just a matter of when. drew: please not in my lifetime,

not again. outside this morning, exploratorium. sunshine, temperatures above average by a few degrees across the board. the warmest spots getting into the 80's and 90's later today. look at the planner. limited fog with overcast cut -- overcast skies. sunshine faster already in the next couple of hours. 90's in land. low 80's on the bay shoreline. the coast stays relatively cool, upper 50's to lower 60's. little change in the temperatures. staying above average through thursday and then temperatures take off quickly as excessive heat moves in thanks to a big dome of high pressure acting like a heat pump on friday. it will intensify into the weekend. it is a huge portion of california under excessive heat warnings or watches. that includes a big portion of the bay area starting friday.

we take a look at how hot we get this weekend coming so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we're gonna reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. - what now? - i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad... unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages, the power is ours.

reggie: l.a. county, more people could be at risk after a massive landslide forced people from their homes. video shows the homes collapsing into a ravine in rolling estates. nine homes are gone. residents are concerned insurance won't cover the costs. geologists have launched an investigation into the cause of the landslide. looking at the possibility that atmospheric rivers from over the winter could be to blame. kumasi: a new docuseries about the infamous zodiac killer looking into if the bay area murders over 50 years ago were all separate crimes or if multiple people wrote the alleged letters and ciphers. two of them -- all but two have

been decoded but none have offered clues to the identity of the killer. the zodiac killer is believed to have killed at least five people between 68 and 69. reggie: prime day, days, the wait is over for bargain hunters. let's get a look at what the deal actually looks like. jobina: thank you. "the new york times" tested hundreds of items to find the deals and the duds. the best deals will likely limited availability. you have to click on watch for lightning deals or get alerts through the shopping app to get notified the second the deal goes live. this year many deals are invite only. so if one of those catches your eye, click that request invite button. analysts say delay buying mattresses and large appliances, labor day meet weekend will be

the better time -- weekend -- labor day weekend will be the better time to get those. now is a good time for strollers and grills. make sure that you are using a price comparison tool to make sure you are actually getting a deal. >> a lot of what we see our prices the same as what you will see throughout the year. >> i was suggested to go on lightning deals. that will give you more of a chance to get the product you want. jobina: no prime membership? you can sign up for a 30 day free trial and cancel it before it ends. many other retailers are also battling for your money right now. even nordstrom. running sales to compete with prime day. kumasi: thank you, jobina. bank of america has been ordered to pay $100 million to customers, they are accused of double dipping on fees and

opening fake accounts. they will have to pay $150 million in penalties. the bank serves 60 million people and small business clients. the company has not commented. reggie: one big bank saying they will keep their investment in the san francisco financial district. jpmorgan chase will attain a large footprint on 1 front st. -- retain a large footprint on one front street. it's not clear what they will do with the former first republic headquarters. used-car prices are down for a third straight month. data shows prices fell 4% in june from the previous month. the biggest monthly drop since the start of the pandemic. used-car prices have been very high because of inflation and supply chain issues that caused temporary slowdowns in new-car production. you can see that we are up 127

points this morning. go ahead and tell them. kumasi: a professional ice hockey team is coming to lake tahoe. sports fans, you might recognize one of the owners. tim tebow is part of the ownership route. they will be playing at a new arena opening up this year. the team has not announced their name, logos, or even colors or if they will have any affiliation with the sharks but the team will start to play next year. reggie: a hole-in-one is usually a good thing but not when you are playing tennis. the crowd at wimbledon did not expected this. everyone was surprised when a tennis ball landed in this man's beer during a match. the incredible shot, obviously, really tickling the man who had the now tennis beer. what are the chances? drew: you missed it, reggie.

kumasi: they were popping bottles when they were serving and the umpire had to be like will you please. reggie: it was too loud question mark drew: if you pop champagne -- loud? drew: if you pop champagne, please do it not when they are about to serve. [laughter] very wimbledon. jobina: champagne problems. reggie: what would you do if that happened? drew: at a ballpark, they would chug it. kumasi: ew. reggie: the difference between baseball and wimbledon. drew: wimbledon, they we liked -- [laughter] we are watching walnut creek closely this morning, among many in land cities this week. excessive heat coming in by friday and at last through the weekend with temperatures in excess of 100 degrees for several days. there is already sunshine out there with dense fog on the immediate coast line.

elsewhere we are doing just fine when it comes to visibility. sunshine is already out there in many spots. we are above average for across-the-board at this time of year. a lot of 80's close to the bay shoreline. 74 in oakland, feels 68 in the city with a fair amount of sunshine. stars and clouds with temperatures in the 50's tonight. excessive heat watch beginning friday morning, lasting through the entire weekend. all areas shaded in red, its people living away from the coast. temperatures will get hot, even above average. here's the preview on saturday. on the coast it stays relatively comfortable, 60's and 70's, with excessive heat across numerous cities.

we are exceeding 100 degrees and not just for one day, but for several days. this will be more of a marathon than a sprint. four days with triple digit heat in the forecast. here is the accuweather showing you we are warm today. the numbers take off on friday as the excessive heat watch goes into effect. downright sizzling in land. even the coast, a minor sea breeze keeping you comfy in the 60's. jobina: good morning, everyone. we are going back to the signal alert from antioch, good news is that the car fire has cleared on westbound four summersville road. there is a little delay as you move through pittsburg and bay point. not too bad. the backup is clearly bad but we have a live picture here from the richmond san rafael bridge.

if you are traveling westbound, your speed will be low until you reach the center span of the bridge. then a look at drive times with antioch to concord increasing a bit. kumasi: some people calling this christmas in july. furby dolls hitting this weekend as part of their 25th anniversary. we told you about this first last month on abc 7 mornings. there are two new furbies. both of them feature voice-activated modes and 600 responses. >> they have an off switch and no internet connectivity. they also have a combing mode where you can ask it to play chill music. reggie: you heard that? they have an off switch. that's a big improvement. kumasi: you could also have a dance party with these new furbies, ask for party mode. they are available on amazon for

$70. you can get them in stores like target and walmart this weekend. reggie: as you heard before, you had to put it in the closet because it wouldn't shut up. [laughter] kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch our newscast live and on-demand on our bay area tv app. you can download it now and start streaming. kumasi: heading to break, we have a live look at -- outside at 6:55. what is happening there? reggie: what is that? kumasi: we'll be right back. >> you are great students. i heard you are good in school. >> what's a viable solution? >> we love to see that support happening. >> the home appraisal pr appears to be broken. at least for black and brown families. >> every day at abc 7 we are

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kumasi: if you are just joining us here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, city of hayward dealing with a ransomware attack area prompting the shutdown of their city website and online services. if you need to do business with the city you are asked to contact them by phone, mail, or go in person. kumasi: number two, elizabeth holmes has had her prison sentence reduced to just over nine years in prison. we don't know why this change was made. kumasi: number three, the oakland city council set to consider a 70,000 -- $75,000 per year raise for the mayor of oakland. right now she is second-highest paid in the state. reggie: number jackpots are up for grabs.

mega millions, 480 million. no one was the winner of the big powerball jackpot at a san jose store sold a ticket worth $300,000. drew: number five, we have a warm afternoon on the way. temperatures above average by 4 p.m., excessive heat on friday. watches through the weekend away from the coast. jobina: number six, our most visual cameras from the golden gate bridge. there is a fog advisory and a sig alert that have cleared. kumasi: number seven, we had to show you this video from alameda county. yesterday firefighters rescued 10 ducklings who got trapped in a storm drain. mom and the little ones reunited. [chirping] drew: aw. kumasi: they cut the video off. so cute. [laughter] reggie: i was just thinking, i

just got back from europe and i went through the same thing all of you have gone through when you go overseas. san francisco? tell me about that. i'm like how long do we have. you need to get me another martini. [laughter] >> good morning america. for our viewers in the west, life threatening flooding stranding thousands and engulfing entire towns in the northeast. state of emergency. catastrophic damage in the northeast. the capital of vermont completely under water. people paddling through downtown as parts of the region see the worst flooding in nearly 100 years.