announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. gloria: now at 6:00 a young boy hit by a bullet in oakland. what we are learning from authorities as the mayor

response to an other shooting. saturday, july 15. i am gloria rodriguez. it is going to be a hot weekend. francis: dangerous heat within -- with an excessive heat morning that starts at 11:00 this morning and continues through 11:00 tomorrow evening. this areas highlighted in red and is pretty much everywhere except the beaches. amateurs can hit 110 degrees. overnight lows are only 50's 60's. san francisco is 54 but oakland is 60. some inland spots, already 63 in brentwood and 64 in ukiah. here is a look at emeryville. we have stratus low clouds as we look out toward the beaches. this is why temperatures along the coast will not be as hot.

it will be milder throughout the day. temperatures from 50's to 70's right now and then very hot inland. temperatures near 106 for some spots around the bay. mid-80's but at the beaches, still mid 60's. gloria: developing news. an eight-year-old is in grave ndition after he was caught in the crossfire of a rolling gun battle in oakland. the shooting happened on eastbound 580 your harso street around p.m. a freeway because t to come to ace up last night. it involved two cars. a dark gray sedan and a maroon colored suv. the eight-year-old was in a car that was not involved in the shooting. he is the third child to be it by a stray bullet in oakland in the past four days.

>> highland hospital and later transported to the children's hospital in oakland. gloria: in friday night, oakland mayor sheng thao says since those gun violence has impacted far too many lives. when an innocent child is harmed, it is unfathomable area i am staying abreast of the situation and join all of oaklanders of praying for his recovery. chp is still investigating. no arrests have been made. officers believe the two expected -- two suspected major road in oakland.d to a another shooting in san ancisco. a woman was shot in the leg traveling southbound onle interstate 280 around 1:00 p.m.

at least three shots were fired toward her suv. sky 7 was above the scene of the incident. the woman was able to pull over on the shoulder of the freeway. first responders took her to the hospital for a gunshot wound to the lower leg. this morning, we are getting ready for a hot weekend. in the north bay, people are trying to stay cool as some areas in the area are expected to hit triple digit temperatures. an outreach worker from the mary isaac center spent time in petaluma, checking to see the homeless are ready for the. he brought refreshments to help get people ready throughout the day. >> a lot of times people overheat and do not realize it. sometimes they think they are just having a headache. >> it is brittle to be out there, for sure. a gatorade and a little hope things can get better continues. gloria: volunteers are

staying busy. there was plenty of water on hand as first responders took part in an all-day day training deal. lifeguards say they are expecting big crowds as families go to city pools and beaches. despite the extreme conditions, pg&e has no plans for public power shut off this weekend. they typically happen when there is extreme weather like extreme and wind that can increase chances of wildfire. it also allows utilities to turn off pipelines -- turn off power lines so they do not ignite fires of damage. a kick off this weekend at the 12th annual bews and festival this weekend. warm weather did not stop people from having fun in the sun. >> i think this will be the first sees -- the first one

where you do not have to wear a park out. it is nice to have a one summer experience. gloria: today is the main event of the bruise -- the brews and booze festival. can go from 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. it is during the peak of the heat so drink water and put on sunscreen. you can track temperatures where you live with the same tools our abc7news team uses with the 7 bay news app available wherever you stream. wildlife officials are looking for a surfboard-stealing sea otter. it was seen approaching sur fers and biting their boards this week. not everyone supports capturing so-called "841." >> i came over here and everyone

was talking about it. i was videotaping the sea otter and everyone said that is 841. >> evaded capture by wildlife officials. >> i am frustrated and exhausted. >> colleen is one of the people on the diving team working with aquarium staff since july 2. officials are responding because the five-year-old female otter is showing concerning and unusual behavior by approaching key role. >> we don't have this issue that frequently to know exactly how to capture an animal with this sort of behaviors. we are trying to be as adaptable and creative as we can. reporter: the mischievous otter has quite the history. the sea otter's rescued in santa cruz in 2016.

she had reports of approaching people on kayaks and boats but nothing to the extent of her daughter, known as 841. >> she is really focused on the boards or the fence. we do not want to have a person accidentally bit. reporter: officials say when she is captured, she will undergo a health assessment and be re-homed in zoo or aquarium. joseph wilcox says that is a shame and held a surfboard that says "keep 841 free." >> every time humans come across something that does not act their way or ask like nature, we have to move it somewhere. this is our home and their home. we can share it. watch out for the sea otters. >> obviously the ocean is her home and everyone in there is a visitor.

unless everyone is willing to stay out of the water, which i think is unlikely. capturing her is the only way we see this evolving. gloria: knew this california leaders banned state-funded travel to three more states after they recently passed anti-lgbtq legislation. senator joe baltacha added nebraska, list. 26 states now fall under california's state-funded travel ban, more than half in the country. the white house has a plan to forgive $39 billion in student loans. more than 800,000 borrowers could have been forgiven. these are people who have been paying their loans back for 20 to 25 years. this comes from heirs which left

a lot of people paying more than they needed. the state department of education will reach out to them. last mon forgive goings of dollars in student loan debt was struck down. it will be a hot weekend. francis: very hot inland and plenty of sunshine. except beaches where things will be milder. and partly cloudy conditions. everywhere else, excessive heat warnings. i will let you know how hot your neighborhood will be and when we could get relief. gloria: business boost in the south bay. the big food event where you can go this weekend and help the bay area economy. taking out the trash. the new rules that will be left -- will be enforced after july 4 ( ♪ )

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gloria: now, riverside county are working to team three separate fires that i yesterday. fire officials say the brush fires burned a total of 4000 acres with one destroying a home. crews contained 20% of the highland fire in beaumont. evacuation orders are in place for people who live in moreno valley and lakeview. reverend jesse jackson is stepping down as president of the rainbow push coalition. he created the civil-rights group in 1996. he says he wants to see the organization grow and build on what they established over the years. jackson is now 81 and was diagnosed with parkinson's disease in 2017. his successor will be introduced at the end's 57th annual rainbow

push coalition convention. a place is now banning employees from wearing masks at some of his restaurants. it applies in arizona, nevada, colorado, tile, and texas, but not california. workers can wear masks if they get a medical exemption or it is they say the policy is to, "emphasize the importance of quality service", and to also improve communication. the city and you will dine downtown with ticked off furthering momentum. said reporter zach fuentes has more on how local businesses hope this will attract attention. zach: a victim of the p kathy even in san jose, was forced to cut down entirely, surviving only through online catering but now things are

turning around. >> we are reviving the business. we are getting the business back up and dealing with it one at a time. zach: the san jose traffic stays there has been -- traffic organization says there has been an jumpstart to traffic in the area. >> we have been putting on block parties so they sometimes earn their entire month's rent in that one night. zach: but officials say there is more work needed to continue attracting customers. the city's downtown week old -- aims to do that. many restaurants are participating, offering prefix menus through july 20 third. >> we have halibut, summer salad, trust letters -- tres leches and more.

zach:'s business gave his business gave out free food. he admits they do not always make a lot of money downtown but you can count on the attention it brings. >> you want people to come see what you do and they will come out with their company or for a beer. everything works. zach: gomez says he hopes to spotlight can continue on and go to other parts of the bay area and farther. >> i have been in the business 25 years why am not afraid of downtown. i don't think it is 30. i think we have nice places we can visit. zach: for more information, head to dinedowntown.com. gloria: enforcement expected in lake tahoe after beaches or trash rain fourth of july celebrations. they hired a team to manage this.

volunteers removed thousands of pounds of litter from the popular beach area after independence day. according to the league to save lake tahoe, visitors should soon expect manners parking, enhanced trash management, signage, sanitation services, and staffing. people are getting ready for hot temperatures to hit the mountains. the heat could mean a big snow melt after severe winter storms lead to a record-breaking snowpack. people at ace hardware stuck up -- ace hardware in truckee stocked up. one tip is to keep your house windows open at nights you can let out heat. visitors from warmer cities say they are shocked about this weather. >> they said it would be hot and to be careful but we did not understand because we are from arizona and we are like, whatever. but it was surprising. gloria: some parts of the bay

will be under an excessive heat already starting in dusty hours. let's get a check on the forecast with frances dinglasan. what time will be heat start today? frances: it morning for areas away from just let the heat he is in the afternoon and that is when we get our most injurious conditions. you might want to do what gloria is doing. she will be near the coast with temperatures on the mild side. let's get to the excessive heat warnings, areas highlighted in red. at 11:00, it starts today. overnight lows only drop to the 60's or 70's in the hills. it will be hot for a couple days throughout the weekend but we have a bit of a marine layer and fog that will keep things cool at the coast which you can see with live doppler 7 and a satellite radar image.

fog is over the golden gate bridge was will be a big relief for the beaches. 57 in mountain view, palo alto at 59, half moon bay at 54. there is a lot of sunshine here and that is where temperatures will warm up over the next couple hours. santa rosa has dropped to 53 degrees. the votto at 54. napa and livermore in the upper 50's. from mount tam, we can see clouds that have spilled in from the coast. we will have dangerous heat especially for interior areas. there is also an spare the air alert. avoid being outdoors generally between 1:00 to 6:00 this afternoon. do not leave pets or kids in the car today. let's get right to the highs because these numbers are impressive.

100 three in morgan hill but santa cruz is nice at 83. cupertino at 89. look for low 80's in parts of the peninsula like palo alto at 82. half moon bay is one of the coolest spots, 64 this afternoon. san francisco is 72 downtown. in the north bay, a range of temperatures. from 70's at the beaches to petaluma and votto at 94. ukiah is one of the hottest spots at 108. t-shirt and shorts weather in east bay. the inland locations are going to be sweltering and sizzling. walnut creek, brentwood at 106. pittsburgh and livermore at 105.

you will definitely want to open windows at night and let some of the air in, although it will only to the 60. san francisco 55 overnight. with fog, we are cooling things nicely. records are possible today. we will be keeping an eye on a few spots like livermore. hundred five is expected today which is near -- 105 is expected today, which is near the record. temperatures drop midweek, tuesday and wednesday. that is when we have a trough moving in and temperatures will be closer to average by table felix summer always long gloria: the heat is staying with us for a bit. thank you so much. in arizona, friday was the 15th consecutive day for the city of next to reach over 110 it is the third longest

high-temperature streak on record. the longest was 18 days in june of 19 revenue for. the city expects to hit at least 115 each day through the end of next week. still ahead, bring a history lesson. it is closing soon. what led up to the birth of anchor brewing more than 100 years ago.

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gloria: anchor bring company and its bureau have long been a part of the san francisco landscape. the beloved bay area company announced it is shutting down after a business or a century. this morning, we want to take you back to a story we did last year on the history behind anchor brewing company. ♪ >> the style steam beer

in san francisco during the golden rest days. one very important process that defines what steam beer is a fermentation process. we ferment at warmer temperature which gives steam beer a warmer flavor. this company is feet in history so if you have learned their stories, you can have the beer that tells the story. that connection is important. with anchor steam beer, it is the same it has always been. companies that operate for 20 years call themselves the fabric of a city but we have been here for 126 years. we have literally grown up with sanford disco. -- san francisco. before prohibition, every read was making -- every brewery was making steam beer. after, all of them went back to making longer beer the way that -- making lager beer.

for some reason, anchor decided we will keep doing it the old-fashioned way. the founder recognized the historic significance of this year, a small company that preserve this process, and that is what he fell in love with. he bought the company and from there went on a mission to improve the quality of the beer and brought it to the whole world. i have been here for almost 38 years and it means a lot to me. i started here as a summertime job. i now hold the position of brewmaster. >> i was a young college student, starting to enjoy beer for the first time. the next thing i know, a job opening popped up and being a homebrewer at the time and getting more interested in beer, i said i must give this a shot. >> my job as brewmaster is to

preserve our core beers and classic beers as true to style as they always have been. they are history in a bottle. one of the biggest challenges in brewing is consistency. crops change over the years, water changes. it is the biggest challenge we face. we want people to say this year was better than last year. we have to make the beer the same year over year area being at company that was a leader in these days, i -- in this it was just really fun. >> my greatest reward was coming up with a new year that i think is fantastic and putting out a quality beer that gets into the zoomers's -- into consumers's hands. >> seeing this across the country is a highlight of my day s. ♪ gloria: when we return,

hollywood on hold. how the actors strike and writers struck -- strike could impact you including a jump in streaming prices. plus a family and their teenagers inspiring journey as a triple organ recipient.

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i'm not -- announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. gloria: now at 630 m, back on the picket line. with the actors writer strike means for -- actors and writers strike means for you. i am gloria rodriguez. we are starting this half hour with your forecast. here is meteorologist frances dinglasan.

frances: it is going to sweltering for inland areas but luckily we have the dog down around the bay and at the beaches as we show a live camera shot from emeryville. here's what you can expect. it is a spare the air day with an excessive heat warning for inland areas. temperatures by 9:00 already in the 70's for inland areas. around the bay, in the 60's. this afternoon, it will be 106 degrees throughout the bay. sunset at 8:31. you will not need a jacket if you are heading out this evening unless you are near the coast. not only do we have an excessive heat and our inland areas but we find it much across the state with he advisories in other spots throughout the weekend. gloria: as he beat the heat this weekend, we have a list of cooling centers on our website

as well as what to do for your city. head to abc 7 -- abc7news.com for more information. sag-aftra actors are on the picket line again. actors and writers are striking after contract negotiations with studios in streaming companies failed. our reporter shows how this is impacting. [shouting] reporter: actors are back on the street outside major movie and streaming studios from new york to l.a., demanding change. >> this is the office of netflix, one of the biggest streaming companies in the u.s. and the streaming model is one thing that has upset our industry and the way our members make a living. you want to make sure they hear us. reporter: many of them braving a heat wave. 106,000 members of sag-aftra joining more than 11,000 already striking writers.

it is a double so down, the first time in 60 years. actors like susan sarandon on the picket line, supporting the majority of actors who did not make a living wage. >> you experienced being knocked off health care. >> i was $50 short. >> for them to pinch pennies and not want to share the wealth is really problematic. reporter: sag-aftra members higher wages, increased residual pay, and regulations for artificial intelligence in film production. >> when i started tv, i started in background and about paying a background actor for one day of work and then use their likeness forever without paying them. that is not ok. reporter: the association representing studios and streamers say they offer actors historic pay and residual increases and protections from actors digital -- actors's

digital likenesses but there offer was rejected. bob iger, ceo of walt disney and abc news, says this is not good. some of this could trickle down to the consumer if the price of streaming services increases. gloria: sag-aftra also represents tv news anchors and reporters, including us. we are not striking. an accused serial killer was arrested in connection with the murders of 10 people known as the google beach murders --gilgo beach murders. 10 bodies were found in 2010 and 2000 11. investigators say he is responsible for three of the murders and a suspect in the fourth. last year, a new task force was

put on this case. the big break was when dna from one of the cases that left over pizza crust he threw away. he has pleaded "not guilty." ups is taking measures ahead of a possible strike. the delivery country is training nonunion staff to take care of deliveries if a strike happens. thousands of unionized workers could potentially walk off the job once the contracts buyers at the end of the month -- contract expires at the end of the month. the company says it is a temporary solution. closer to home, we want to tell you about a family and their teenager who is beating the odds. he got three separate organ transplants at different points in his life, most recently a new heart. as tara campbell reports, it has taken a lot courage and expert

surgeons to get him through it all. reporter: in moments of triumph for joseph sanchez. four months ago, walking out of packard children's hospital with a new heart. this week, a surprise visit from his transplant surgeon. >> thank you dr. mod for everything. that is the man that saved my son's life. reporter:'s mother alayna, now seeing her son through three origin -- his mother alayna, now seeing her son through the organ transfer dance. >> he has been through a lot. it is a miracle. reporter: at seven months old, he was diagnosed with cancer. a liver transplant followed. later, a new kidney. and now a new heart. >> i don't think in history that we have every done threesome wentzel transplants like this. these are major and vital to a person survival. reporter: is medical conditions

-- his medical conditions also caused some mental struggles. >> he goes to the situation even though we know it is a scary situation. he never shows it too much. he is apprehensive as he should be but he has a good attitude. reporter: house did it feel to see the doctor today? >> good and happy. he was my surgeon. >> god has sent us wonderful people from the nurses, the doctors, the music therapists. reporter: joseph even wrote a song about his journey. ♪ happy and proud to be alive ♪ reporter: a mr. joy, there is still some fear. >> he can have rejection, could stop working right. i think that is my biggest fear. reporter: so they take it day by

day, not a moment for granted. >> because the organ donors made this possible. i saw him graduate kindergarten, elementary -- reporter: the emotion runs high as mom lists his milestones, with great hopes of more to come. >> elementary, middle school and high school. and i hope to see him graduate college. >> good luck, my friend. >> thank you so much. gloria: more than 100 thousand people nationwide are waiting for a life-saving transit and. to register to be an organ donor, visit donatelife.net. ahead, experts remind you how to keep your pets and livestock cool with this heat. france he -- france's have t

gloria: welcome back to abc 7 mornings. we are getting a live look outside at the san mateo bridge. a check of your forecast coming up. in the east bay, places have already hit a triple digit temperatures this week. if it is difficult for you, think of how it may be for pets and livestock. lena howland tells us what you can do to protect her animals. lena: as sweltering heat rises from the farm -- of operations and cofounder of hold your horses livestock emergency evacuation, is busy making sure all 22 animals that they care for have plenty of water. >> you want to constantly check your water troughs and see how much they are drinking every day. when you turn your hoses on, remember your hose has been

sitting in this done. that is scorching water so cool this down before you put it in the water trough. [neighs] lena: she h strahl livestock stays hydrated, starting with popsicles or watermelon and carrots. creating a mud pit for their potbelly pig with cold water, hosing down hay, and feeding their horses helen electrolytes every night. >> we soak their fly mask so their ears are wet. you can hose their legs down. you don't want to hose the main part of them because you don't want them to cramp. we hose the roost so water is constantly dripping on them. lena: for pets at home, the animal foundation out of walnut creek recommends only walking your dog in early mornings and late to avoid the hardest part of the day. >> when you are unsure if it is

too hot what her dog, we recommend touching the asphalt to the back of your hand. if it is too hot for your hands, it is too hot for your pets pause. lena: they are urging to not leave your pets inside the car and look out for signs of heat stroke. it includes frequent panting, vomiting and more. >> it is easy to be worried about how hot you are in your house is and forget that throughout your stress, your animals are more stressed. they don't know why it is so hot so make sure they are comfortable. lena: if your animal shows any signs of heat stroke, bring them inside, get them cool, and contact for emergency vet right away. gloria: the heat is also making jobs harder for outdoor work is but the state is trying to keep them protected. learn what businesses shared

safety measures they have in place. cal osha inspections where they show up to work places unannounced to check on staff. some places give each of their crews a bag of water and ice before their shift and have portable tents set up at each job site. if it gets too hot, they will not have their staff work. the owner of a.j.'s says protecting your workers is how the job gets done. >> employees are the heart of your business. if you don't take care of them, how do you expect them to take care of customers? gloria: some people say apply what -- provide water, give more shade and more. it will be a hot weekend. frances: there is an increase of heat exhaustion or heat stroke but if you want to be that, head to the beach. here is a live look at santa cruz where it is body.

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♪ ♪ ♪ visit your local volvo retailer to explore mild-hybrid suvs during the summer safely savings event. gloria: welcome back to abc 7 mornings. op are expecting hot temperatures in the area and have a forecast coming up. the giants are looking to win on the road against the pirates while the a's attempt to rake their five-game losing streak. in golf, steph curry had an

impressive start. sports anchor casey pratt has this morning's sports. casey: stephen curry is known for his range on the basketball court but his skill on the greens wowed everyone in tahoe. at the emmanuel -- it looks curry isn't even facing the whole. this is about a 45-order her birdie. he is playing a 15 foot break and walks it and. what can he not do? telling four birdies and an eagle. then here comes an excellent approach shot. he will end up with a two-put her birdie. he is at 27 points, four ahead of former sharp osowski. he may take the belt from his dad. he explains what his golf game has been so good. >> losing to the lakers. [laughter]

i had an early start on tahoe prep. casey: he has a good point. the all-star season is over. the giants finished visiting the pirates and look at this floating tiki bar. that is awesome. michael had two men on singles to write and brandon crawford came around to score. here comes austin slater read. the slides in safed, 2-0 the umpire says you go home so jared trots home. the game was tied at 2-2. one for patrick bailey. yoink! he mis-play this one bad. giants win. bottom of the third, tattoos one off the right. you look how close he was to hitting a home run. the double scores all-star bran wrecker family is there.

2-2. tied at3 now. joey gallo has other ideas. he hit a two home run and a right. the a's lose this one, 5-4. sabrina guilmette ski goes nuclear and buries 20 shots in a rope, broke the wnba and nba contest record with a score of 37 out of 40. the nba record is 31, set by steph curry in 2021. sabrina will be in the wnba all-star game tonight on abc seven -- abc 7. gloria: i love the outdoor bar. seems like a good day with these temperatures. frances: had to the pool and the beach today. you will want some relief from the heat. thank goodness we have a little marine layer and coastal clouds

have closed in because an excessive heat warning starts at 11:00 this morning where temperatures can reach up to a hundred 10 degrees all -- 10 degrees all over except the beach area. here is a life you from emeryville -- live view emeryville. low clouds which is why temperatures will be moderate. oakland is 57. half moon bay and paulo alto at 59. this time, from east bay hills, we are looking out west towards stratus clouds. santa rosa currently 53. novato 55. napa, concord and fairfield in upper 50's -- concord and livermore in upper 50's, fairfield already at 60. clear skies and higher elevation.

dangerous today and a spare the air alert in affect so try to avoid driving if you can. stay hydrated if you are in hotspots and avoid being outdoors between 1:00 and 6:00 in the afternoon when the heat peaks. do not leave pets or kids in the car. by the middle of next week, closer to average so the heat warning will expire tomorrow night. tomorrow, quite a our coolest spot is half moon bay at 64 but ukiah will be up to 104 degrees this afternoon. a hundred in fairfield, 105 near concord. overnight lows in mid to upper 50's around the day but 60's for some interior locations. a lot of folks are traveling. check out how hot it will be for

many areas around the state. palm springs, 120 degrees an excessive heat warning for not only areas in california but in nevada and arizona, so be careful of our traveling. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. record temperatures are possible. we are keeping an eye on things above 100 degrees. today is the hottest for inland areas in triple digits around day, mid 80's. a trough and breezier conditions the middle of the week. tuesday and wednesday is when these will be much cooler but we are still closer to average for inland areas which means 90's. it will feel like summer all week long. gloria was talking about the degrees in palm springs. you have family there. how did you deal with that? gloria: there were definitely

close calls because it is so hot and i almost got heat stroke because we were words in the. the important thing for everyone is if you can stay indoors and have ac, do that and written tons of water. frances: i am letting my kitty tons of ice from today -- my kids

gloria: sure the winning from last nights $560 million mega millions. 10, 24, 58, 61. and the mega millions number is 15. no one picked all six numbers. tuesday's drying increases to $640 million. tonight, the powerball is at $ 875 million. it is the third largest jackpot in the game's history.

the last winning ticket was in april. both the jackpots are now worth more than one point i've billion dollars -- more then $1.5 billion dollars. why does this always happen? we don't win. [laughter] frances: if you need to get the dog walk in, now is the time to do it. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. this afternoon, check out how hot it will. even san jose is hot at 92. san francisco is perfect at 72 degrees. half moon bay is 64 and nearly 100 in santa rosa. overnight tonight, let cool air in. fog will return. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. records possible with an

excessive heat warning for inland areas today and tomorrow. the heat starts to ease on monday and we are cooler. but plenty of sunshine and still plenty hot. gloria: careful and try to stay in the ac if you can. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i am gloria rodriguez along with frances dinglasan. pup -- check us out on facebook. abc 7 news. ♪

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