>> building a better bay forward, finding solutions, this is abc. >> thousands of actors joining writers on the picket line, what is at stake for tv shows and moving -- movies? >> a cyberattack that temporarily shut down some of its services. >> a spare the air alert is in the air right now. we are going to heat up today. welcome to friday. >> we will start with a check of

the forecast. drew: the excessive heat arrives tomorrow through the weekend. quentin towers surrounded with fog. we have the marine layer. it is thin and will get up quickly. temperature starting out very comfortable in the 50's. they will take off those temperatures inland throughout the morning hours. you watch the fog pulled back to the coastline. by lunchtime we are well into the 80's if not 90 degrees. our hottest spots are around the bay shoreline. later on today we expect our hottest cities inland. temperatures going above average across the board. 81 in freemont, 85 in san jose. 95 in santa rosa, 99 in antioch. we saw the marine layer and play. 67 for the daytime high. we are tracking dangerously high

temperatures away from the coast. we will have those numbers in eight minutes. jobina: camera. heavier traffic than usual traveling in the southbound direction because of this new video. the deadly crash on southbound 880 just before 60 6th avenue. this was reported around 1:45 this morning started with an overturned vehicle. we don't have an estimated time as to when the lanes will reopen. if you are traveling through this area, we have another piece of video here because while police were investigating that deadly crash on southbound 880, look at all these vehicles you see on your screen. there were at least 10 vehicles involved in this crash that started in the backup. it has been an unfortunate situation. we do not have an estimated time as to when everything will

reopen. kumasi: happening right first spare the air alert of the summer as temperatures are expected to reach triple digits in parts of the bay area. today is expected to be the first day of an intense heat event. live in walnut creek with how you could stay safe this weekend. ryan: it feels like a little bit of a brisket start to start the day in walnut creek. once that sun comes up those hot temperatures will be quickly following it. this is an option for people to come and stay cool. it is not an official cooling center but it will be open for people to take advantage of the air conditioning. the bulk of the heat will be arriving on saturday and sunday when temperatures are expected to surpass triple digits in some spots. there is the spare the air alert. they are asking people to consider working from home or take public transit.

with this heat, it is important to keep your health in mind. dr. say the high heat leads to an increased risk of heat stroke. the best way to take care of your body is to limit your time outside and drink plenty of water. >> depending on our activity we could lose 10 liters of sweat per day. it can't be overemphasized emphasized that you need to hydrate. ryan: emergency visits have more than doubled nationwide in the last four weeks as temperatures increased. we have seen high temperatures throughout the country during the summertime. now we are experiencing them here in the month of july in the bay area. that q-tip of hydrating will be crucial throughout the next couple of days. reggie: guess who's busy right

now? people who sell and fix air-conditioners. they are in high demand around the bay area. the owner says busier than ever, booked solid. yesterday alone his technicians installed five new systems and repaired eight systems. matt mcdonald says his company has doubled in size. >> definitely has gotten warmer over the last few years. he waves last a little bit longer. reggie: there rebates to installing new ac systems. they could give you back up to $3000. more to know on the extreme heat with the list of cooling centers on 87 news.com. reggie: the city of hayward has issued an emergency as it recovers from a ransomware attack. the city website and some services were temporarily shut

down. city officials say for now employee data and resin data have not been compromised. >> to work more efficiently to direct staffing to acquire expertise, equipment faster than we normally can. kumasi: a similar incident happened in oakland a few months back. the taxes are increasingly common. criminal gangs in countries like russia or eastern europe may be to blame. reggie: a stretch of highway 92 in san mateo county is back open after a hazmat spill. eastbound lanes between delaware street and highway 101 were shut down for more than 12 hours yesterday. so flight leaks from the truck onto the highway. that is a corrosive mixture used

for cleaning. officials issued a shelter-in-place. the chp says if you think you use -- drove through that spill, rinse off your car with water. kumasi: ash and dust in the surrounding neighborhood in martinez. they added eight additional violations for the thanksgiving day release of so-called catalytic dust. 24 tons of it spewed. at the time residents were warned it could contain dangerous chemicals. these violations relate to equipment used. this same martinez refining company just had a another release of dust on monday. investigators are looking into both cases. reggie: developing in san diego governor newsom has stepped in double increase penalties for child sex traffickers.

the bill was introduced by a republican and past the democrat-controlled senate earlier this year. victims and contribute to mass incarceration. an emergency meeting was held to reconsider. >> selling our children should not be an option in california. i'm excited the public safety committee reconsider the bill. >> we are able to help these young women in a way that has never been done before. reggie: the bill has some steps remaining before becoming law. kumasi: striking actors will join a on the picket line after the union voted to strike because talks with major studios failed. how is this going to be

impacting consumers? jobina: in a really big way. no actors on the red carpet, no social media promotion or talkshow appearances. yesterday matt damon blunt, and others walked out of the london premiere of the new movie "oppenheimer." fran drescher says the uni left with no choice. >> we are being victimized by a very greedy entity. i am shocked by the people we have been in business with are treating us. i cannot believe it. jobina: the ceo of ab parent company called the union's demands unrealistic. key i

for streaming services and protection from artificial intelligence. 80% of movie and tv productions work already shut down because of the writers strike. today strike is the biggest walk in four decades. they also represent tv news anchors and reporters including all of us in the studio. reggie: back to vicki, not just the bay area dealing with dangerous summer temperatures, more than 100 11 million people from california to florida will experience heat advisories. the temperature and death valley could reach 130 degrees. all-time records are expected to be broken in phoenix and las vegas. dr. say that he could also >> people talk about increased joy and happiness.

stress, anger, fatigue with temperatures above 70 degrees. reggie: in the northern part of the country, seeing extreme weather. flood ravaged vermont bracing for more heavy rain. drew: it is very active across the entire u.s.. it is all about the heat and declining air quality the next couple of days. a spare the air day is in effect. we will find the air quality in the inland east bay in the santa clara valley where it will be unhealthy for sensitive groups. we have high pressure and controlled heating up. it traps pollutants near the ground and that is why air quality declines. we will have cloud cover like you see over the exploratorium camera. look how fast we are heating up inland. the marine layer still keeping the bay shoreline and coast pretty comfortable. we are hot and wind with our warmest areas getting close to

100. 97 in concord, 92 in vallejo. it is cooler closer to the water . looks warm in the east bay. 85 in san jose, 67 in the city. the only area in california spared from the successive feet is the immediate coastline. this weekend will stay in the 60's. as we hopped into the east bay, 79 in oakland. 104 in walnut creek, 106 in antioch. reggie: the warning about the artificial sweetener aspartame and why the fda is pushing back. kumasi: the grants one san francisco nonprofit is offering to bring arts and music to shared spaces. reggie:

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kumasi: threatening action against the southern california school board for not having a book that had curriculum against former director harvey milk. the state will buy the books and then fine the temecul district for violating state law. 11,000 students will begin the school year without a social studies textbook. they released a statement saying the governor was mischaracterizing the board's actions. reggie: a new warning about a popular artificial sweetener causing debate among some of the world top agencies. the world health agencies cancer agency is warning ingesting too much aspartame could cause liver cancer. it is in so many things, diet soda, sugar-free gum, and

tabletop sweetener packets. the fda is responding saying it does not agree with the world health organization. they say aspartame is safe for the general population. >> two or three diet sodas even on a daily basis i think is well under the threshold. how do we change our overall behavior to move away from any dependence on sweetened beverage or sweetened food? reggie: a can of diet soda containing 200 or 300 milligrams, an adult would need to drink more than 9-14 cans per day to exceed the acceptable daily intake. kumasi: a san francisco-based nonprofit is giving away free money to bring arts and music. they are giving away 30 grants of up to $10,000 to small

businesses who bring arts to city shared spaces. according to our partner it will help fund mural artist and pay for live music performances, farmers markets, art galleries will also qualify. kumasi: you can stage in a kaleidoscope like room. reggie: they will house a popular exhibit by a japanese artist. the exhibition will show kusm ama's infinity rooms. this is her first northern california solo museum presentation. it is scheduled to open october 14. drew: southern california and it is very cool. it makes a cool picture. it is really neat. reggie: this is going to bring in people. drew: it is also going to bring

in a lot of people for the heat. the coast is the place to be. a lovely picture. let's talk about the temperatures. we feel noticeably warmer even though our feet warning is in into effect until tomorrow. we have poor air quality in the south bay. along the peninsula, moderate air quality away from the coast. the marine layer going to keep us relatively comfortable. mid-60's for the sunset. heating up in the north bay with moderate air quality. 80's and 90's. 90 in nevada. you will see that warmer air moving in today. 70's and 80's in the east bay. inland, we are getting hot. 97 in livermore, 103 is warmest spot on our map. a marine layer is with us. it is thin but doing enough of

its job to keep us in the 50's and 60's for most of us in the overnight hours. excessive heat warning is in effect. the pink shading on your screen, all areas exceeding 90 degrees. our hottest spots well above 100. you can see the immediate bay shoreline and certainly the coast is going to escape the worst of the heat. our microclimates will be in full effect over the weekend. we are turning hot inland today with excessive heat over the weekend. take your precautions, stay cool, stay hydrated where we say comfortable in the 60's. we have these temperatures back to average. jobina: let's get right to that video we had for you earlier in our show of the deadly crash on southbound 880 before 60 6th avenue. it cleared just shortly before 5:00 a.m.

. a vehicle overturned and then also a second crash involving 10 vehicles in the back up with major injuries involved. all of this is finally cleared. really clogged up through oakland. we have a new crash in san rafael reported. this will be westbound 580 two northbound 501. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: two jumbo jackpots up for grab. prizes totaling nearly $1.5 billion. kumasi: you didn't choose your hairline.

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drew: excessive heat warnings posted inland starting on saturday lasting through the entire weekend for areas shaded in pink with temperatures in the afternoon. our hottest cities will exceed 100 degrees. kumasi: day. we are all being asked to cut back on our driving to limit exhaust and no wood-burning. reggie: cal osha performing high

heat instructions. businesses are required to provide shade, water. if they don't do it, they could be fine. kumasi: picketing along riders -- writers, the action has essentially stuck down -- shut down hollywood. it includes anchors and reporters including all of us in the studio. reggie: the department of education announcing it will forgive the payments a part of a payment that was supposed to forgive the loans after they paid for 20 or 25 years. an administrative failure cap people paying longer than they should have. jobina: the bay bridge busy for a friday. kumasi: the world's largest bounce house is back here in the

bay. it is open to the public tomorrow through july 30. it is at golden gate field in berkeley. reggie: how hot will that plastic be, right? in today's gma first look, a credit card skimming device has been found in walmarts in upstate new york. >> and urgent consumer police say you are watching a crime in real time. three suspects at a walmart in new york are allegedly attaching one of these, credit card scam or at check out. they could potentially give thieves access to your information. >> technology makes things sometimes safer and better. you start one way a another way. >> providing customers with the safe shopping experience is a top priority adding enhanced security measures to better

protect in-store transactions. coming up at 7:00 a.m., would be thieves installing these scammers, tips from the u.s. secret service about protecting your credit card information. kumasi: abc news, new york. it your tickets, tonight's mega millions jackpot is worth an estimated $560 million. that is not the only big prize up for grabs. the powerball drawing tomorrow night is up to $875 million. reggie: now we will talk about the future of food. a digital bakery producing printed treats. they call it sugar lab. they are creating intricate sculptures using a first of its kind 3d food printer. the cofounder and ceo says his machine could create candies in the shape of just about

everything from cartoon characters, superheroes, wizards. look at the nintendo figures. >> the current 3d printer is incredible. it is the only certified 3d printer anywhere in the world. the only one that operates at scale. we could print thousands of products overnight and have it ready for the chefs in the morning. reggie: you could buy the treats on sugar lab website starting at about $20. six strawberries filled with dark chocolate ganache. dowser looks cute. kumasi: some speedo is divisive. reggie: i'm body positive. kumasi: the speedo is making the come back around the globe and here in the u.s. the brand has reported a 54%

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moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc. reggie: protecting people in the key how the state is helping people outdoors as the temperature is expected to hit triple digit this weekend. kumasi: a spare the air alert is in effect today, what you need to do to stay safe during the heat event. ♪ reggie: ready for the magic that was created when all of us went to go visit kelly rowland yesterday at dr delhi -- ghiardelli. she showed up in san francisco and was ready to play. this interview was so fun, what a lovely person she is. and sing with. kumasi: we didn't all get that

good morning, it is july 14. drew: the marine layer is with us. it is very thin and minimal like yesterday. it will get chopped up pretty fast this morning for sunshine. temperatures not that bad. we are in the 50's for the most part. numbers will take off by the coast. that has pulled back well into the 80's already by midday. as we head into the afternoon, look how hot we are getting. 100 degrees in our hottest cities. most of us will go into the 70's and 80's. warmer than yesterday. 85 in san jose. look at these hot temperatures. fairfield coming in at afternoon. it is hotter through the weekend. excessive heat warning will begin. we talk about those temperatures coming up.

let's check in with jobina. jobina: a new crash that just came in, it will be right around livermore avenue. we also have this crash right now in san rafael. westbound 580 involving a big rig and one other car. a live report showing you headlights traveling westbound. it has been a very busy traffic morning. you see our southbound 680 traffic, look into what is happening here now. it looks like people are starting to hit these brake lights. reggie: spare the air alert in the area across the bay area. abc 7 reporter ryan curry in walnut creek with how you could stay safe as the temperatures rise. ryan: reggie, good morning, we are at the walnut creek library where this is not technically an official cooling center but it

will be open today where you can go and take advantage of the air conditioning if you need to do so. we know the bulk of that heat will be arriving saturday and sunday when temperatures could be heading triple digits. this means we will have to be very mindful of heat related illnesses such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke. dr. say the best way is to stay cool and hydrate. this week we could lose as many as 10 weeks -- 10 liters of sweat every day. >> member or friend, make sure they have the resources that they need to get through this inevitable heatwave. ryan: athletes or working out should not be afraid to take as many breaks as possible.

they advised maybe doing a workout indoors or in the early parts of the day when it is much cooler. there is a spare the air alert today. advising people to either work from home if you could do so or take public transit. we are live in walnut creek. kumasi: the state is helping to protect people who work outdoors in this extreme heat. cal osha requires businesses to provide heat and water and have a plan of someone gets sick. they are performing high heat inspections. we spoke with the co-owner of a landscaping company in brentwood. >> when he gets to triple digits we monitor heat and just like we do rain. if it gets hot we will pull our crews and not allow them to work. it is relative to the areas they are working in as well as what the peak weather will be that

day. kumasi: if a business fails a high heat inspection it could get a citation on the spot. cal osha has a unit that can help business owners develop a safety plan. you can track the temperatures where you live with the same tools at our abc seven weather team uses. use the bay area at, it is available wherever you stream. reggie: the man charged in the death of jen angel is due in court today. angel was dragged by a car while someone was dragging her purse. 19-year-old ishmael burke charged. investigators believe he was involved in a second robbery that same day. kumasi: next year, califor voters will decide whether to remove proposition eight from the constitution. it is a ban on same-sex marriage. it is in the constitution even

though it has been declared unconstitutional. the amendment to repeal prop 8 passed unanimously in the state senate yesterday. it will appear on the ballot in november, 2024. reggie: new developments to the story we told you early about, the owner of a dog who mauled a pet cat to death has come forward. chris flowers beloved cat was lounging when it got attacked. surveillance video shows a girl getting pulled by the dog as the dog lunged. a man who appears to be the girl's is with her. animal services tells abc 7 the dog is local. a hearing will be held to determine next steps and if the dog will be deemed dangerous. kumasi: a resident and business owner has taken it upon himself to fight back against these. he walks around his fisherman's neighborhood looking like this.

he is carrying a nonlethal weapon that looks like a gun. his goal is to scare thieves from breaking into commerce. >> taurus -- tou be coming here. it is not fair to the people who have been here their entire lives. kumasi: he was arrested wednesday for brandishing an imitation firearm. boots says he looked at it as a small victory saying there were no car break-ins in that area during the half-hour the police were there. student debt forgiveness, the announcement this morning. in an effort to adjust and administrative failure. reggie: sri sweepstakes, one business is giving it out if you know how to ask. drew: first hints of that sun

coming up. it is a spare the air day, first of the summer season. the worst air quality will be found in the inland east day and santa clara valley. white tower surr this morning from the rooftop camera here at kgo. we have that marine layer with us this morning. it is not too thick. it will evaporate fast. warming up fast inland already into the 80's. we are so comfortable in the 60's. later today we find temperature noticeably warmer across the entire region. well into the 90's if not 100 degrees in our hottest spot. 76 in oakland. 81 in freemont, 85 in sa with sunshine. fog leading to some sunshine this afternoon. 95 in santa rosa. that takes hold across the entire state.

the only exception, the immediate coastline will stay relatively comfortable. microclimate in full effect. 60's close to the coast. you hop inland and those triple digit temperatures. take a look at how close -- how hot we get in

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have been paid for over 20 or 25 years. the outstanding debt worth about $39 billion is what's left of these borrowers loans at after the equivalent of 25 years worth of payments because of errors in tracking those payments, many borrowers have been left borrowing beyond their payment dates. by fixing past admin failures we are ensuring everyone gets the forgiveness they deserve. the department of education has the same goal here. that is to set the borrower's monthly payment plan based on income and cancel any remaining loans after 20-25 years of payments. isn't happening it is happening by government watchdogs and they will be erased over the next few months. we will watch that. kumasi: financial experts

sharing tips on how people could effectively save for a rainy day. nerd wants recommends anybody with 3-6 months worth of expenses, the goal is to prepare people encase they have a financial hardship. they encourage people to start with more attainable steps to build that emergency fund including a monthly savings goal and putting aside money every week. experts suggest people cut back on unnecessary costs. >> it gives you extra financial security and can often help you avoid turning to credit card debt or something else that has a high interest rate. kumasi: financial crisis. reggie:

shortage. people are willing to pay way more than the suggested seven dollars. j.r. stone has more on how one san francisco restaurant is capitalizing on this. >> this shortage happened again, it's like oh my god, it's crazy. $200? no way. >> she is referring to the current price of sr iracha sauce online. sriracha plenty of at her korean restaurant. >> we have 75 bottles. >> when prices dropped earlier this year. >> i purchased boxes of saratov. i will come up with something. she decided why not give something away to those who purchased the dish.

her parents are masters at cooking along with her brother. >> we korean food. we have a free bottle of traditional sriracha. reggie: you could -- >> you could buy two of these traditional bottles. >> this is the entree you could get. the taste >> do you like it? >> spicy but good. >> this dish will run you 75 dollars but feeds 4-5 people. she says the deal lasts until the sriracha is gone. finish one bottle of sriracha?

maybe a year, maybe six months. i think it is worth it. reggie: that was so let's talk about chip away. they are testing out a robot that could help make guacamole. the robot called was tested at a chipotle in irvine. it could slice in half, core, and peel avocados. typically workers have to match the avocados. last year chipotle tested a robot that could fry an season tortilla chips. celebrating the grand reopening of its flagship store. kumasi: the entire abc 7 mornings team was there.

chocolate and ice cream shop is reopen after undergoing renovations. it brought in some major star power. that is singer, actress, kelly rowland of destiny's child fame. she also says she is a chocolate lover. we spoke with her about what makes ghiardelli special. >> i think the smoothness of the chocolate. there are all of these different flavors that are vibrant. the raspberry, mint, my favorite is the seesaw caramel. my son put me onto a crispy rice that was downstairs. kumasi: the newly ventilated store features the original 19 foot g from the historic sign but behind -- behind what they are calling north america's largest chocolate flowing wall. that was pretty cool. reggie: i was impressed with it.

kumasi: here's a picture of the entire abc 7 mornings team with kelly rowland. we could see more of our interview with her on our streaming show. is it fair to call it an interview? people are like we don't know if that was an interview or party. it was all of those things. reggie: did you watch the video? jobina: i did. i watched the raw video unedited. we are extra. reggie: it's possible that the most extra thing we have ever done. when you watch us at 7:00 you will see kelly's initial face, i couldn't see because i was behind her. her initial face is like what is going on right now? is this my destiny's child? the relief when she realizes we

are here to have fun with her. jobina: it was like an snl skit. reggie: it is so cute. drew: she said it was the best interview of her 25 year career. kumasi: she said that. jobina: you could hear her say that in the original video. thankfully someone was still rolling. reggie: promo department, get on it. drew: outside this morning, we have cool fog. it will evaporate fast. we are on our way to heating up those temperatures away from the coast. southbay is noticeably warmer with poor air quality unfortunately. along the peninsula it is a cool coast. we are the city comfortable in the 60's. north bay it is warm. widespread 80's and 90's away from the coast.

east bay will feel that warmer weather heading in. castro valley up to we are getting hot inland. the excessive warning in effect the excessive heat warning begins tomorrow and lasts through sunday afternoon. mainly falling in the 50's and 60's. overnight hours on the cooler and comfortable side. by saturday with that excessive heat warning in effect you could see away from the coast we are downright hot. our hottest cities by tomorrow afternoon, sunday it is not as hot. excessive heat warning in effect. the coast will remain comfortable. the immediate coastline has enough of an onshore flow that we will escape the worst of this event. heating up inland today and that excessive heat takes it away from the coast over saturday and

sunday. by tuesday, we are back to average this time of year. jobina: we will zoom in right now to the bridge east of 80 at the toll plaza is where someone has lost control of their vehicle and it looks like hit the center divide. moving through that area, between the san rafael bridge, nice and light for you this morning at the bay toll plaza. according to the chp it h cleared up and bend light in this area as well. we started off our commute with a lot of problems. looks like things are finally calming down. reggie: investigation, the probe that could complicate the relationship with lawmakers. kumasi: how much money is needed to protect the bay from rising sea levels.

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reggie: a new study reveals a cost billions of dollars to protect san francisco from rising sea levels. it will cost $110 billion by 2050. the metropolitan transportation commission study shows only $5 billion are actually in hand. this will make infrastructure around the city's shoreline resilient against sea level impact. if nothing is done the buildings, roadways, and transit system could experience dangerous flooding and erosion. kumasi: the world's largest bounce house is back in the bay area. t■hebig bounce 2023 touris stopping in berkeley this year.

this time, the 16,000 square-foot bounce house will be inflated at golden gate field. they have different sessions for different ages. toddlers, little kids, big kids, grown folks. tickets range from $22 f toddlers, $45 for adults. it will be in town through july 30. you have time to go and check it out. reggie: when it's a little cooler. the adult only session, i am here for. i would like to go. i love a bounce house structure. i also don't want to kick a kid. tonight is the first of three nights of the final tour for the legendary dead-end company or the grateful dead as they are also known. fans lined up outside oracle park to buy exclusive merchandise.

it includes orig well as the modern edition. the band originally started as the warlocks in 1965 and would define the san francisco spiritual awakening of the 1960's. all three shows are sold out. kumasi: coit tower will become coit candle. it will have a much differently. a laser light display will be shining from the tower all three nights this weekend. the displays being put on by the same nonprofit that also brought other san francisco landmarks to life and light like the bay bridge for its 50th anniversary. drew: the headline over the next couple of days is going to be dangerous heat not only here in california but it is gripping about 10 states from the south

all the way to the pacific northwest. excessive heat warnings in our hottest spots. he advisories in effect for numerous states. here locally we will have the heat warning in the beginning. it is areas away from the immediate coastline. it is going to be spared from the worst heat. as you move inland we are seeing those temperatures well above 100 degrees. we are heating up today with the three day forecast. the excessive heat takes hold inland by saturday. the coast is the place to be to beat vicki. this heat is short-lived. temperatures go back to average. kumasi: trying to cle confusion after fans accuse them of using money for charities to pay for an event in los angeles -- las vegas. reggie: anchor beer is flying off of shelves after the country's oldest brewer announced it will closed. kumasi: if you spent money for

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