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spencer has a look at the weather. how long will it last? spencer: here is a look at tomorrow. you can see at 7:00 a.m. we will have light fog. and sunshine. 60 around the bay. by noon it will be 90's inland. 76 will be the temperature at the shoreline. it will be hot tomorrow. up to 100 degrees. hot around the bay. 80 degrees or higher. by 7:00 p.m., 88 degrees. 70 around the bay shoreline. as an end, it will be another hot day. cooling after that. i will talk about that later. dion: some of the hottest temperatures today were found in the east bay, reaching one

hundred in some spots. rather than stay inside some people came up with ways to keep cool. we continue our coverage now with our reporter. reporter: from the fountains to the fans, even the ice cream. >> i like the pineapple. reporter: folks across the east bay were looking for any way to cool off. >> i sat here because there is a fan and a little movement. but it does feel humid. reporter: this fountain would usually be packed, but instead it is closed for repairs with spiderwebs covering the drinking fountain. >> they have been trying to get it back running again. right now it is on and off. reporter: the city says the ultraviolet lamp has failed which shut the system down. it helps to disinfect the water. >> i would tell people to stay-at-home and stay cool.

come out after sunset. reporter: but 15 minutes down the highway, some ice cold relief from the triple digit heat. >> t wet. reporter: this man drove his family to visit emerald glen park, but you can tell by his long sleeves that he'd never bothered him. -- the heat never bothered him. >> it is 90 on a normal day. every day. reporter: some families are braving the heat for a cool treat from an institution, meadowlark dairy. >> it is hot, so we came out here. reporter: taking the nearest shaded spot for an impromptu picnic. >> we love it. we moved up here from los

angeles. this is beautiful. reporter: in the east bay, abc7 news. dion: pleasant hill hosted the annual blues and brews festival. stay cool took on all kinds of forms but for some it meant going for a swim. as ryan shows us, the heat did not stop people from going outside. reporter: the sun was not playing around, temperatures in the triple digits in many spots and one of those was in pleasant hill. >> drinking a lot of water. reporter: kathleen was on her morning walk. but this time it included shade. >> i come out and i get a coffee , a march, and i look at people and i say hi. reporter: elsewhere, people using the pool.

it was the second day of the blues and brews festival. what's new is the intense heat. >> we had our pre-party last night. the heat did not stop people from coming out and enjoying the beer in the park peter -- park. reporter: jennifer says most of the festival will be in the shade. the festival installed a large tent to provide shade but they also put smaller tents up two offer more places out of the sun. >> we wanted people to enjoy the shady spots under the trees. our community partner is sponsoring the ministers. reporter: the state has unveiled a new website where people can go to learn about the heat and some safety tips as the state continues to see heat events each year. dion: the extreme heat will continue to get harder but -- with the potential to cause more heat related illnesses and

death. reporter: it leaves people hoping for cooler weather soon. >> it is what we got so i am trying to enjoy it. dion: in the north bay, the hot weather brought out crowds to santa rosa spring lake lagoon. people got relief from the water. temperatures were expected to reach 100 today. the north bay is experiencing some of the hottest temperatures in the bay area. because of the weather. the heat can cause train tracks to shift. now a reminder that you contract the temperatures where you live with the same tools are weather team uses. use the abc7 bay area app. and in santa rosa, a large oak tree branch fell and injured s people at a picnic table.

they h reserved the space at spring lake regional park and they heard a crack before the tree fell. one person had major injuries. four others were slightly injured. >> there was a drought, then you get extreme moisture, so the trees had to soak up a lot of moisture in their branches and it became too heavy. it is almost impossible to know if the limbs will fall. dion: they ambulances and all six people were taken to hospitals in the area. the park staff will be cleaning up the scene. two shootings on bay area freeways left two people injured, including an eight year old boy. a shooting happened on eastbound five eating near harrison last night. investigators day that the child was caught in the crossfire in a shooting between a dark sedan and a maroon colored suv.

the chp tells us that the was in a car that was not involved in the shooting. he is the third child to be hit by a stray bullet in oakland in the past four days. in the second shooting, it woman was shot while traveling southbound on interstate 280 near alameda boulevard at 1:00 p.m. yesterday. investigators say three shots were fired at her suv. sky the woman was able to pull over on the freeway. no word yet on arrests. new text messages by antioch police officers have been released. according to the east bay times, and 128 page document was submitted in court and was full of offensive communications between 12 officers. the interactions included racism and anti-semitism, all exchanged while on the clock.

they make it clear that officers factor in people's race while on patrol and it is the result of a search warrant to sees phones in an ongoing criminal probe. still ahead on woman is back home after being kidnapped in mexico. we are hearing from her friends. and can taylor swift fix the economy? the impact her latest

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$900 million. the winning numbers are on your screen. the next drawing will be on monday. elon musk says that the social media platform twitter has negative cash flow. he disclosed the financial situation in a tweet on friday night. he says a 50% drop in advertising and heavy debt load are the reasons. it lost more than 1000 advertisers since elon musk took over the company. he stepped down as the ceo and hired a former marketing executive in hopes of bringing in more advertisers. a woman who was snatched off of the streets in mexico is back home tonight and reunited with her dog. our reporter spoke with one of her close friends and has this

update. >> waking up, we can breathe easier. reporter: relief for friends and family of monica de leon barba video capturing the moment the san mateo woman was abducted and held captive for eight months. he from local officials to president biden. >> i am not sure how much our efforts helped. we are just happy she is back. reporter: in march, the fbi announced a world war -- an award for information on her disappearance. you can see her walking her dog blocks away from her home. she is confronted and forced into a vehicle. on saturday, the fbi announced she was released by captors, saying the fbi is pleased to announce monica de leon barba is safe and in route to the united

states where she will be reunited with her family and dog after eight months in captivity. an investigation into the identities of her captors is ongoing. her brother posting a photo on saturday with his sister on an airplane, writing i need to than everybodyk who helped my family and i through this ordeal. we can finally close this chapter and work on the long road of healing ahead. he says the family is not ready to speak publicly but they gave monica's friends of the go-ahead to talk with us. >> it has been exhausting. so it is crazy that we are here and monica is safe. >> we are eager to see her but understand she may need space and time. we are just a very happy she is back home. dion: what a relief. allergy season is in full swing. and it could be worse for some californians after a pollen spike.

a winter storm followed by drought caused an uptake in pollen produced by sugar trees. now it is on the cars and on people's say the increase in pollen this year is noticeably visible but harmless. >> everything looks yellow. >> nature is doing its own thing. we have lived here for decades and decades and we have not seen anything like it. dion: after pollen season it may take weeks for the yellow cloud of pollen to clear from the lake. well, california state fair is underway and expected to break temperature records. degrees. at this weekend has the potential to beat record temperatures held in 2017 at 105. because of the heat, horse racing is canceled over the weekend. if do decide to brave the

conditions there will be air-conditioning in most buildings. fire crews are trying to s the spread of a fire in southern california. it started on friday afternoon in arural area and it spread to 7600 acres and is now 5% contained. evacuation orders are in place for thousands, but not mandatory. the cause of the fire is under investigation. with this kind of fire we always watch the wind, with the heat it can be so dangerous. spencer: we are fortunate even though we have the excessive heat warning and triple digits, we have light wind. breezy at the coast. but we still have one more day of extreme heat. here is a look at the excessive heat warning. this covers most of the state. that includes riverside county

where you saw the fires. it's dangerous we expect highs in the 90's, nearly 110. lows will be uncomfortably warm in the 60's and 70's. these are the light winds. breezy at the coastline. and the 24 hour temperature change shows it is a few degrees warmer than this time last night. so temps will not be dropping much overnight. 56 ms. san francisco. oakland at 59. palo alto and san jose at 70. 54, half moon bay. we have an absence of clouds. 66, santa rosa. 61. 64 in napa. 70's in livermore. here is a final look from the rooftop camera. check out the forecast headlines commit dangerous heat inland again tomorrow.

avoid outdoor activity between 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. and we can expect cooler weather arriving for the middle of next week. and there is the overnight forecast showing some high clouds passing over with a little bit of low clouds coastline, but not much of a marine layer. it has been compressed. so overnight lows in the 50's and mid 60's for most of our area. 70, antioch tomorrow. triple digits tomorrow from 105 over to the east bay, 104 in antioch, 103 in livermore, and nearly 90 at the bay shoreline. again, it will be another hot day inland. and toasty around the bay as well. here is the seven-day. as you can see, we will ease a little bit on monday with highs reaching only into the upper 90's.

much cooler weather on tuesday through thursday. not bad. it will warm up again on thursday. next friday, back into the upper 90's. we have another warming trend. i want to point out if you are thinking about walking the dog, or any pet, avoid the asphalt. when the air is 100 the asphalt could get up to 160 degrees. so you do not want paws on the asphalt. bear that in mind. dion: we have done stories on how those paws can get hurt, have first-degree burns. ok. speaking of dogs, kind of day because guided dogs strutted their stuff at a special event. and a reminder that we are one day away from aids walk san francisco. it's tomorrow at golden gate park and it will benefit local hiv and aids programs. to registered, you can call the

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dion: lions, tigers and dogs, oh my. there was an animal themed safari as a fundraiser today. for 80 years, a local organization has provided trained dogs. >> they raise our puppies from basically eight weeks to 16 months of age, teach them basic skills, and without the puppy raisers we would have no mission. dion: the event also served as a learning opportunity for that guided dogs dressed in costumes. many participated in games and even braille activities.

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>> sports and sponsored by river rock casino. chris: stephen curry entered second round play at the american century championship as the overall leader and he had the shot of the day. on saturday it was a hole in one. the odds are 12,500 to another beautiful day in tahoe. this is steph on number six. he will almost hold it out. first birdie of the day. momentum carrying into the next hole. pitching wedge on the and the rest is history. an ace, sec. of his career.

he sprinted to go get the golf ball. it earned him eight points. look how happy he is. he is looking to become the first active athlete to win since mario lemieux in 1998. jumping for joy. and the momentum carried through the rounds. i see a trend another great approach shot. at seven points. 23 on each of the first couple rounds. former chart pavelski heading into sunday's round. but here is steph on his incredible day. >> an incredible shot. i'm still coming down from the adrenaline rush. one of the best swings, rig t on the stick. even when it looks good you do not expected to go in. i just saw a much of hands go up.

then few kind of blackout. i am super competitive and passionate about the game. i look forward to this week every year. so it would mean a lot. just knowing you can do it. we will see what happens. chris: the mlb trade deadline is on august 1 and the giants are in a wildcard race. the angels are looking the brightest stars. but essentially there will be a two month rental. pirates and giants with a weather delay in pittsburgh. here is the solo shot to r center. it is 1-0, san francisco. cobb making his first start since the all-star appearance earlier in the week. hard shot ricochets,. cobb would stay in the game for another inning.

but a scary moment there. michael conforto with a base hit to write. kc schmidt is going to score. the catcher throws at the second base. peterson comes home. he will be safe. the giants win it will go for the sweep on sunday. the minnesota twins and a's. great catch in the second inning. tied at 7-7. farmer to left field. they defeat the a's. oakland has lost six street. dion? dion: much more to come tonight on abc7 news. is it business or pleasure? we look at why banks are taking over some hotels. and talk about star power. taylor swift's tour is filling up stadiums and hotels.

her economic impact has caught the eye of the federal reserve. why some

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finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: taylor swift has a reputation for boosting the u.s. economy. the federal reserve says her t o is increasingur -- tour is increasing hotel revenue across the nation. fans most hotels occupied in chicago last month. thousands of rooms were booked. it is estimated the generate over $4.5 billion in consumer spending. we have told you this summer about hotels closing in san francisco because of a lack of business travel. that's spilling into the east bay where owners are being surrendered to banks. here is more on the story. reporter: ashford hospitality trust is letting lenders sees

ownership of 19 hot including the 249 route embassy suites in walnut creek. ashford walking away from paying the mortgages to save over $300 million in payouts in capital expenditures in the troubled waters of the current market. four of the hotels are in the east bay. >> we operator of the facility, and they are concerned because they have jobs. and our belief is because occupancy numbers are still strong, that the operation will continue. reporter: other hotels where the keys will be surrendered to lenders include courtyard by marriott and a residence inn, along with the courtyard by marriott at oakland airport.

post-covid, business travel is down. hotels based on business travel are faced with reinventing themselves for leisure or special events, and for a remote workforce. jason long provides technology to corporations to book hotel space. >> they have to it is not just about staying one night in a hotel. they are repurpose income reengineering the hotels. this is the pleasure phenomenon. mixing leisure with business. reporter: at walnut creek, the visitors bureau is promoting hotel stays for youth sports and college sports fans. >> they are trying to offer themselves to different markets, and we are backing them with marketing to get into that reinvention space. until business travel comes back. reporter: in the meantime , the future off -- the future of four

local hotels is uncertain. dion: an attempt to repeal proposition eight will be on the ballots next year, and it could bring protection for same-sex marriage. the state senate passed the amendment this week. the measure band at the state from recognizing same-sex marriages. this was avoided in 2013. but with the future of the supreme court ruling uncertain, this amendment could protect that right. today, jesse jackson officially made an announcement about stepping down as president of the rainbow push coalition. jackson made the announcement from a wheelchair at the 57th annual event. he founded the group i with the organization paying tribute to him with songs and his from other activists.

jackson gave a quiet farewell speech. >> the decision today and tomorrow about resigning has been indicated. we'll expand the venues, t teach how to fight. we are not leaving, we are expanding. dion: jackson was diagnosed with parkinson's and 2017. in 2021, he had gallbladder surgery, and covid-19, that led to a fall and a head injury. more details about the man suspected of murders on long island. the case baffled investigators for over a decade until they got a break thanks to some pizza crust. here is how they tracked down the suspect. reporter: tonight, with a suspected serial killer behind bars, investigators re are

looking at his life. >> he was leading a double life. he had fictitious email accounts. reporter: authorities arrested him outside of his office in midtown manhattan, charging him with the murder of amber costello, melissa bartholomew and -- waterman. >> it is not that into, it is the beginning now -- end, it is the beginning now. we have to get justice. reporter: he is also the suspect in the murder of maureen barnes. all women in their 20's and sex workers. their bodies found in camouflaged burlap in a wooded area in 2010. detectives looking at technology to crack the code case, collecting dna from a pizza crust in a trashcan outside of the suspect's office that matches dna on one of the victims. >> we i to the point that in

extremely small amount of dna can come up with a profile. reporter: investigators are looking at his alleged activity on burner phones. and tracking his car. rosemarie lives around the corner, and she says that their daughters went to school together. >> i would take the kids trick-or-treating. and by the time we got to this block, it was a bad vibe. it was always that vi something is not right. reporter: investigators are pulling potential evidence from his home to see if there is a connection to six other murders. ther differencese's -- there' differences in the other cases but investigators are exploring all options. dion: united airlines and pilots have reached a tentative agreement on a contract that could increase pay.

it calls for annual would bump up raises by 40% over four years. the union says the deal is worth about $10 billion. it needs to be ratified and is similar to a pact delta made with its pilots. if approved, it would end four years of bargaining. still had, it has been a year -- ahead, has been a beagles were rescued from a virginia facility. now some of them are having a reunion. spencer: another day of intense heat, then after that we will get some cooler weather. the forecast is coming u when

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the show is lighting up the skyline this weekend. tomorrow will be the final night for the installation, celebrating the 90th birthday of the landmark and being put on as part of a summer series. the final one will be at the end of the month with the lasers coming out from their fairmont hotel. -- the fairmont hotel. we have an update on 4000 beagles rescued last year from a breeding facility. the humane society helped them to find permanent homes. this week, some of them celebrated one week of freedom. reporter: you may remember the story of these beagles, 4000 of them rescued from a breeding and testing facility after an undercover investigation. the humane society of finding them forever homes. >> for something of this magnitude, this is what the animal rescue team does. reporter: cameras capturing the

first few hundred going to shelters. the puppies tired from the journey. >> it's ok now. >> happy birthday. reporter: a year later, a freedom and birthday party for this group of rescued beagles. >> they did not miss a beat. they were tumbling all over each other. reporter: this family volunteered to foster, then ended up keeping finn, while the other puppies went to new homes. >> seeing their faces, the floppy ears, and knowing they were in need, we were eager to help. reporter: they were not alone, rescue organizations into families from across the country jumped in to help. cindy making sure that they all stayed in touch. and this summer, that special reunion. >> it is a tremendous gift. it's brought a new experience to

our family as well that was really valuable. i would absolutely do it again. dion: that cake! spencer: [laughter] beagles are so cute. dion: doggone cute. [laughter] spencer: take a look at the weather, it anything but cute. effect for virtually all of the bay area. high temperatures in the 90's, nearly 110 in the hottest locations. overnight, it will be mild and uncomfortable in some spots with lows in the 60's, up to 70 degrees. tomorrow, numerous 100 or 100 degree plus numbers in the east bay and north bay. at the shoreline, mid to upper 80's. and at the coast, that is the place to go, with highs in the

60's, may be around 70. the heat will ease on m when we reach the upper 90's. tuesday through wednesday will be the coolest days of the week with highs barely reaching 90. another bump in temperatures on thursday and friday as we get back into the upper 90's inland. that is not the start of the heatwave we just had. dion: if you are going to exercise, do it early. spencer: as i plan to do. either that or i will sleep in. dion: you can do it. let's get to chris with another look at sports. chris: coming up, walnut creek's own sabrina ionescu shines. and find out what othe fame athletes have to say about steph

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>> sports is sponsored by river rock casino. chris: i was in tahoe earlier this week and per usual stephen curry stole the show. he can make a bucket literally anywhere, and now he is looking for a another trophy. he has never won this celebrity tournament. he has gotten as high as fourth place. this was the amazing put first round on friday. then on saturday, the hole in one on seven. as i found out, admiration of the star-studded field. >> stephen curry has a chance to win. what do you like? >> we are realistic about where we are. steph is a great player. and my son is a big fan.

he's had a chance to meet him. he will be following him more than me this week. >> when i played with him, he hits the ball way too long. i'm always trying to chase him down. but you know, he has got exceptional game. does a great job with the fans. and you know, engaging. and just a great athlete over all. it's great playing with him. but it is also intimidating because he plays so well. chris: meanwhile, his team wrapping up summer league play. the y are against toronto. dave is looking to finish the summer league strong. the flop shot --

lawyers down eight. collins down. the alley-oop. and the warriors are down by nine after one. collins will get it to the first-round pick. he had five assists. warriors up by four at the break. the steal. a nice dish right here. and the foul. the warriors go up by seven. the shot clock is winding down. from way downtown. the warriors up by nine after three. but the raptors make a run. davis with another nasty throwdown, 18 points and 10 rebounds. sabrina ionescu won the three-point contest on friday.

moments later, another one doing her best steph curry impression. how about another one? she scored 18. lloyd was the mvp. chelsea gray with a little dance off. 143-127. when, the ladies final from the all england club. ons jabeur vondrousova. and she goes up the next game. pulling out the first set with her serve. now on the second set. vondrousova with another break point. ons with another unforced error there. so, vondrousova serving for the match right here. and taps the net. a backhand winner.

6-4, 6-4, the first unseeded woman to win at the all england club. dion? dion: that is all we got for tonight. i'm dion lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. us. have a great evening. we will see you tomorrow. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

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