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thanks to elon musk. the question is what comes next -- twitter begins a rebrand and thanks to elon musk. the question is what comes next. ama: will it become a new super app or another branding misstep? dan: tonight, lauren martinez is looking at the future of the company now known as x. >> elon musk has asked out the iconic twitter logo. on monday afternoon when crews tried to physically take down the sign at the san francisco headquarters, it did not go so smoothly. san francisco police halted the process over concerns of a permit. a permit was granted, and the rebrand to ask is there too. >> it is his company, and if you wants to rebrand it, he should. >> any brand would kill for brand recognition, but he is so

driven on his personal views. >> the views are mixed. a professor of communications at cal state east bay says this change could be part of a broader ecosystem within the other technologies musk has been working on. >> with automated cars, you might be able to call a car from the x.com app. there is more beyond what is obvious. lauren: on monday evening, musk posted that next will be the everything app, saying that within the months to come, we will add comprehensive medications and your ability to conduct your entire financial world. this is compared to asia's wech at. >> it allows you payments, you can chat one-on-one, you can have group chats, you can do video. lauren: there are media reports that x is already trademarked by

other big tech companies. >> it is hard to imagine that was not thought through already. it seems like a soon as we are used to something and we enjoy using it and we want to keep using it, it seems like everything shifts. lauren: in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. dan: you details tonight on what led a car to sail off a san francisco cliff full speed on saturday. it hit a guardrail and went over the embankment onto the 19th street below. this is video of moments the car went over that cliff. the car landed on its roof. witnesses say the passenger and driver took off running. >> he was driving past here. they opened his door, got the guy out, and he said he got hit by a gun on his head. dan: a witness says police found

a gun and several tasers in the car. city officials whether to assess the damage to the stairs today. ama: police say a mama bear her two cubs were spotted in the neighborhood park in novato. officers say there have not been any problems, but are urging caution. j.r. stone was at the park this evening and has the story. j.r.: all may be quiet at the park now, but -- >> a shock. it was yesterday that i heard about it. j.r.: news that made the park the talk of the town. a mother bear was spotted with her two cubs spotted on sunday, according to police. jasmine gibson and his twin brother read just turned eight. >> we should be careful, -- j.r.: on monday, they were here at the park with their dad. >> we were looking for trash and

poop and other things like real bears. j.r.: officers confirmed that bear poop was found near the entrance to the park playground. i sat down with allison her manse of a care who specializes with animals in marin county. >> in the last 20 years, we have not had a mother bear with cubs, so this would be a first-time siding. j.r.: while this is exciting, not one person we have talked with have seen this bear family in person, in a picture, or on video, making everything mysterious and a little frightening. >> i thought, wouldn't that be something, if it started walking toward you. j.r.: bear sightings are not common here at the park. none of the garbage cans are bear proof. the official says these are black bears, not grizzlies, shy, and usually want to avoid people. >> the fact that the sighting

here in nevada was a mother bear with young bears ups the ante and gives us information that says that there are probably more bears here in marin county then we knew about or that anyone gave credit to. >> that is exciting because if there is a growing bear population in the county, that is wonderful. j.r.: if they are here to stay, the warning is clear. do not feed them or stop them for a picture. >> make noise, clap your hands, yelled to get away. you want to do something that reinforces in that bear's mind that human beings are dangerous. j.r.: but certainly curious about what may still be lurking in this area. in novato, j.r. stone abc 7 news . dan: we will keep tabs on that. let's turn things over to the weather with abc 7 news beat meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: it is looking nice over the next 24 hours.

let's take a look at the picture from our sutro tower camera. let's go hour-by-hour over the next 24 hours. here is what you can expect. tomorrow morning, patchy fog and drizzle. i the lunch hour, it is already warming up, and it will be hot inland tomorrow afternoon. a little rebound tomorrow after the cool down today at 7:00 p.m. we will still be warm in lent, but cooling at the coast. i will be back to let you know when the cooling that started today resumes again, coming up. ama: thank you so much. and let's get into tonight's abc 7 advancer at 11:00. it is a way we like to keep you ahead of the storylines in the days to come. we begin with the potential emergencies in the city of valeo. dan: the city may choose to make that official declaration because of the lack of police officers. ama: tim johns is looking at the reason behind the shortage and

what comes next. >> a growing crisis in the valeo police department. >> against all odds. they are absolutely against all odds, and for that, i am deeply concerned. tim: on tuesday, the valeo city council will decide on whether to declare a state of emergency over the police department staffing numbers. police data from march showing that the department was down to 46 police officers, 36 of which were on patrol. the interim police chief laid out the dire statistics to the city council. >> it is worse then -- and i'm am quoting the consultant we used -- worse than anything we have experienced. tim: it is currently under supervision by the department of justice. in 2020, they received heavy criticism for the death of a man. vpd has a problem with retaining and recruiting officers.

>> they are thinking i can probably get a better job at phoenix or be able to move up. we cannot do that here, and there are so many obstacles. tim: the council is considering a variety of different solutions, one of them being the possibility of offering financial incentives. >> you master x amount of years here with us, you are good to go. tim: if approved, the emergency declaration would allow the city manager to provide more resources to the vpd. she wants more details before signing off. >> i am concerned about this blank emergency declaration. what does this mean? tim: in valeo, tim johns, abc 7 news. ama: our next abc 7 advancer is the key week ahead for the nation's economy. the federal reserve will meet this wednesday to discuss

avoiding a potential recession. it is debating raising interest rates by a quarter point, of the 11th time since rates have risen since last year. financial experts say although rate spikes can help ease inflation, there are still other possible outcomes. >> there are still a ways to go. expect them to underscore that message and drive home the point that they are willing to continue raising rates in the fall if necessary, if we do not see further easing of inflation pressures. ama: also expected to move markets this week i a slew of second-quarter earnings reports from major corporations dan: tomorrow, a restart to try to reach a labor agreement for ups workers. if a deal is not reached by the july 1 -- july 31 deck it deadline -- july 31 could be the largest strike in 60 years.

unionized workers for the delivery company are demanding better play -- better pay and improved working conditions. if a strike happens, other shipping giants would not be able to handle the influx of packages. >> this is just another blow to our supply chains that are just starting to recover from the disruptions we have experienced. dan: ups said friday they are prepared to increase compensation and hope to quickly finalize a fair deal. ama: developing news as we approached back to school season. a group of nonprofits is begging google to help schools keep their chrome bucks. according to public interest research group, thousands of google chrome books used during the pandemic will be useless this year. a chromebook software expires three to six years after the laptop's release date. advocates say without updates, chrome books cannot perform all classroom tasks. a spokesperson from google told the east bay times that the

chromebook license expires for security purposes. dan: let's move over to the bay area takeover by taylor swift later this week. she is set to perform this thursday and friday at levi's stadium in santa clara. levis is not allowing any tailgating or outside stadium access for anyone without a ticket. in philadelphia, 20,000 on ticketed fans showed up for the show. device stadium is trying to make sure that does not happen here. -- levi's stadium is trying to make sure that does not happen here. floor tickets for the concert are currently reselling for 4000 to $5,000. for that friday, vta is adding extra service in anticipation of record ridership. extra trains start at 4:30 in the afternoon and continuing after the concert ends. ama: the southwest scarred by severe heat. temperatures so severe that the

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>> which ballpark and which team has the best snacks? that is what we want to know, and all this week, we visit the big ballparks to find out. will we be at your team's ballpark? dan: arizona's extreme heat has left some residents severely burned after they fell onto scorching concrete. they have spent 20 four consecutive days of temperatures

reaching 110 degrees in phoenix. the ground can reach between 150 and 180 degrees in the afternoon. arizona burn center officials say older people, children, and drug users are more likely to come into contact with hot asphalt surfaces. they say one third of their patients have been burned by the ground. >> the pavement is so hot it takes a fraction of a second to get a deep burn. dan: they have a people who have touched other hot items like seat belt buckles. ama: new developments in the case involving a suspected serial killer in new york. investigators are searching the home of suspect reqs how were men who is accused of killing three women. -- rex howarman of killing three women. a locked iron vault was found in his basement, along with 200

guns. >> we see if anything bad there that we need to take a look at. we will keep the task force together and see if there are any other victims on ocean parkway or anywhere else throughout long island. ama: several sources say investigators believe more murders could have incurred in his home. the investigation crosses across to pull states. dan: the department of justice filed a lawsuit against texas today after governor greg abbott installed floating barriers across the rio grande. governor abbott is defending his actions, saying the barriers are needed to keep migrants from crossing into the states. the lawsuit claims abbott violated multiple laws and the barrier poses a risk to the environment and public safety. >> instead of coming to the table and figure out a way to work together, he continues to do this cruel, unjust, inhumane ways of removal.

dan: governor abbott seemingly ready to fight the suit, claiming that he plans to see the president in court. the texas department of safety is investigating accusations of inhumane treatments of migrants. a safety officer claims that he was given orders to push the migrants into the rio grande. ama: building a better bay area by dividing food to those in need. that is the goal between a local nonprofit and kaiser. the organization takes loafed over food from businesses to help those in need -- left over food from businesses to help those in need. after patients pick out which food they want to receive, the patients gave -- the hospital gives their extra food to the organization. >> is one of the room -- it one of the most rewarding things of my job. ama: a california law already requires businesses like

wholesale food vendors and grocery stores required to donate shelfstable food. dan: bigger suv style electric cars are expected to roll out by the end of 2023. car companies are looking to appeal to families by providing electric vehicles with seven seat. the first electric vehicles to hit the streets were compact style cars. now, car brands like toyota, ford, and kia are expanding their ev lines. some models could be released in a couple of months. ama: starting with a check of the weather. dan: sandhya patel is here. sandhya: the weather looks fantastic for this workweek. we will see a bump up in temperatures. take a look at this beautiful life picture. that fog is low to the ground. it is below 1000 feet, and you can see the top of the golden gate bridge towers, so it is limited tonight. we have got a brief warm-up on

the way tomorrow. santa rosa going from 87 degrees today to 91 tomorrow. san francisco is up four degrees. for concord, from 90 to 94 degrees. this area of low pressure ushered in a stronger offshore breeze today. most areas saw cooling as the triple digit heat pushed eat with -- pushed eastward a bit. on live doppler 7, we have patchy fog out there, and that is how it will start out tomorrow morning. look at how warm it is still in inland areas like antioch, brentwood, 50's along the coastline. we will start the day with comfortable weather and the afternoon will get warmer across the region. from our emeryville camera, we are looking back towards san francisco, patchy coastal fog, and drizzle in the morning. a brief one-day warm up in the afternoon and cooling resumes again midweek.

tomorrow morning, watch out. there is dense fog and patchy drizzle for the noontime hour. notice how warm it is in the 80's, and by the early afternoon, already in the 90's and lend, but the coast remains in the 60's. you will range from the mid-50's to mid-60's to start the day tomorrow afternoon. in the south bay, we will go for a warm one. 85 san jose. on the peninsula, 78 in palo alto, low 60's coast side, so our microclimates are completely at full play. 69 degrees in san francisco. 87 in san rafael. 93 in santa rosa. 76 oakland. 80 in work, 80 in fremont, and it will be a hot summer day, but we will not have to worry about triple digits. 94 degrees in livermore and concord.

bay bridge series gets underway tomorrow night at oracle park. it will be 64 degrees. the preachers dropping down towards 59 for the end of the game. -- temperatures dropping down towards 59 for the end of the game. we get below-average befor

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dan: he is an american icon, and tonight there are calls to make things even more official for tenant bennett -- tony bennett. ama: there is a recognized august 3 as tony bennett day. another schumer says representative nancy pelosi has already said she will introduce a similar resolution in the house. dan: bennett is linked to the city of san francisco and our partners reports that the nonprofit market street railway is leading a charge to rename a city cable car for bennett. it would not be hard to get approval, but after all, it is where bennett climbed halfway through the stars. i met him a few years ago, and i couldn't believe it he was so remarkably gracious.

a really sweet guy. ama: the giants were hot, and now they are not. dan: sports director larry beil is here. cornell: the giants offense has simply vanished. a seven game winning streak has turned into a six-game slide.

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>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. larry: good evening. hard to win when you score nine runs in six games, and that is why the giants now have a fix game losing streak. this after their seven game win streak. the giants in detroit, a makeup game from april, and hoping to shake things up. bottom of the one, they said to the middle, riley green saves. the local kid has been playing really well. 1-0 detroit. eddie ibanez with the letter. have no fear, austin slater is here. the giants offense missing in action, except for wilmer flores who goes high and deep. tigers added on in the eighth. zach short, get shorty.

that is gone. detroit victorious over the giants who have lost six in rl and face the a's tomorrow and wednesday. -- six in a row tomorrow and wednesday. a's fans are calling on giants fans for help with their reverse boycott. they will be giving out posters and neutral colored cell shirts. >> we are asking the whole bay area to unite with this one because and keep the a's in oakland, tell the team to someone that can have a few days in oakland so we can keep the bay bridge series alive as well. larry: pinon, 21 points for the war, renewing a contract that would allow him to play 58 games . he played big games for the dubs last year, but only with the g league's best player. the saber cats folded and now

the bay area panthers are one win away from playing for the indoor football league championship. the crowd going wild. the panthers beat tucson and roared up to a touchdown lead. to sum within five points but justin drank it seals the deal. the panthers are victorious. >> it feels amazing, being in the franchise history, feeling great, and we got to take it by name. >> winning is our main when everybody wants to win, you can deal with it together. larry:

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