solutions. this is abc seven news up and running the city of hayward's computer networks are back in business after a ransomware attack. >> good evening. i'm ahmad and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. the city won't get into specifics, but officials say there was no data breach and that means no personal information was leaked. it's better than what happened in other cities like oakland. a ransomware attack earlier this year dumped 610gb of oakland's data on the dark web. >> the sensitive personal information of thousands of people. so can other cities learn from what happened in hayward? >> abc seven news reporter anzar hassan has the story. >> the computer network is getting back online in the city of hayward following a ransomware attack from the standpoint of the general public , our systems are up and operational, including most every system that people use to transact business with the city of hayward. >> on july 9th, the city detected a cyber attack within two hours, it was able to shut

down the network to assess what happened and how far it reached. >> we have not paid ransom and we don't want to get into anything about knowledge of the identity of the folks involved. >> a declaration of emergency is still in place and the majority of city services have been restored. the exceptions, some library services and residents still can't pay the water bill online. also, the city's computer aided dispatch system, known as cad, was also taken out of service. it's used by the police and fire departments. the >> we do have access to all of the data that is responsible to law enforcement. that is kind of where it stands. >> rule number one is to consider security as an

investment. >> this professor cybersecurity expert. he says how quickly the city was able to get back online demonstrates what one to write. -- right. >> t restoring the virus back again to the systems. >> since 2018 states cybersecurity losses have cost entities $70 billion. schools $3.5 billion. though there may not have been many data breaches, residents who do business with the city should notify their financial institutions and monitor activity. and for other cities to learn. >> this kind of attack and the reaction to the attacks are really a warning signal for

every city in the united states. >> point, three-alarm fire is now a knocked down. it started around 4:45 p.m. it is affecting two city blocks on willow pass road. buildings, cars and plants burned and crews will be on scene for some time. dan: new details on stabbing in san mateo. police responded to the apartments on madison street, just a few blocks from his leg mall. they were there because somebody had called the sheriff's office in nevada to report when you the stabbing on facebook. searched for three hours and eventually found a woman died in an apartment. she had been stabbed to death.

two hours later, they arrested the suspect in san jose for murder. >> it is tough lose someone in our community and for someone to post a facebook video is just hideous and horrible. dan: the victim has been identified. san mateo police said the suspect had known her, but do not have a motive for the stabbing. >> the m san francisco police yesterday had a gun. that was confirmed today by the police chief. the shooting happened in the hunters point neighborhood. the police opened fire after the man approached them when they were trying to arrest someone else. police will hold a town hall within 10 days to share more. dan: two men and a teenager have

been arrested for a series of armed carjacking's and colin -- oakland. this was last friday morning near skyline boulevard. the driver was able to get away. to mayor about what happened. >> it is outrageous. it is disgusting. it has to come to a stop. i note the oakland police department are united to prevent these crimes and right now there are active investigations on the specific case. i cannot comment much on the specifics. there are officers working hard to solve these crimes and hold those responsible accountable. dan: right now there is a public safety meeting in oakland the district attorney and

oakland police. you will find out what happened tonight at 11:00 on abc7news. >> taylor swift excitement in the south bay. tomorrow she placed her first show the area in five years. check out the lines. this is just for merchandise. 10:00 a.m. notice the qr code on the bottom left of your screen. it will take you to a list of everything fans need to know for the concert. now let's go live to with our reporter at levi's stadium. reporter: good

levi's stadium is no big time events. elton john coming up next month. but this taylor swift show is creating a buzz about it and experts are saying this tour could lead to billions of dollars in revenue nationwide. the swift fans have taken over santa clara. fans lined up for hours to get merchandise from the official tour truck. taylor swift is driving spending in the south bay. >> she is a stimulus package. to all of these cities she has visited. >> it has been unprecedented that died. the moment the concert was announced, the phones rang off the hook. reporter: hotels have been sold out for weeks. discover santa clara ceo says the elton john concert last year

and the upcoming beyoncé concert and taylor swift are huge for the city. >> it is that the added exposure that as part of the event, they are exploring the city. reporter: a survey shows concertgoers are spending more than $1000 per event. the survey found that the eras tour will have generated $5 billion in national economic impact for hotels and restaurants. >> some of these hotels are really struggling and otherwise would go out of business. that helps with the property tax base in terms of taxes on the rooms. it will help the city increased tax revenue. reporter: the overall economy does not necessarily benefit because money being spent in concert areas means money is not going to other areas, like

banking. >> we try to think about one sector is more important than another is economist. i think it is great we are getting those sectors a big boost. reporter: that includes the concert merchandise sector. they have been selling out items since 10:00 this morning. it really has not see behind me. you have less than an hour left until the doors close. the concert tomorrow starts at 6:30 p.m. everybody is excited here. ama: that was a lot of excitement. here is a bigger look at t qr code. scan it to get information on public transit, the weather

forecasts and what you can and cannot bring into levi's stadium. dan: to the weather forecast by bringing in spencer christian. spencer: the time. let's take a look at weather conditions. in levi's stadium tomorrow night, it will be a lovely night for a concert. claire during the hours. 8:00 tomorrow evening, 65° in santa clara. saturday night might little bit milder.

forecast a little bit later. dan: abc 7 has complete verage ofhe taylor swift invasion. tomorrow we are doing a taylor take over during our streaming show at 5:30 p.m. download t app on your phone and be ready to seam all things taylor swift. ama: what will it take to bring back a pre-pandemic commute option? werealking about casual carpool. there is a new effort to make it better than before. dan: we will have that for you, also summer camp for children of half moon bay farmworkers. we will be back moment. ama: let's go back to taylor swift. here again is the qr code for a

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making a push to bring back casual carpool. the commute and option is on the brink of extinction because of the pandemic. it just sort of fizzled out. it will come down to the power of the people. reporter: the signs are here, but the car pullers are not. >> we are casual carpool. reporter: the grassroots system born out of convenience for east bay commuters. drivers pick up passengers in multiple locations. it is a much carpool lane. >> i was able to get into san francisco ez that way. that is why a love day. >> it was really conv cheaper than art. and faster than bart. reporter: the once popular commuting option is struggling to come back after the pandemic.

>> i get picked up probably once every two weeks. reporter: they have tried everything from apps, social media and more. >> we have tried to say months. reporter: and now turning to that survey. >> and a lot of questions. reporter: the metropolitan transportation commission says the survey is >> the right move. >>one gentleman has a survey he is seeking to circulate. i think that is actually an important step. reporter: john goodwin is with the mtc. he says the survey will help answer questions about demand. >> is a passenger was, is it drivers? where precisely is the demand coming from? what are the old casual carpool locations? the pickup spots that might come

back. reporter: as far as the mtc getting behind casual carpool, he says it is likely to say a people powered movement. >> that same kind of organic action will be required to revive casual carpool in this emerging post-pandemic world. dan: you can find that online. ama: in our eff better bay area, we are featuring the work of the half moon bay nonprofit. there is a free summer camp for children of working families, including farmworkers. reporter: it is hard to tell if these are pros or beginners. >> you are pretty good out there. reporter: but after a couple of hours in the water, this

nine-year-old says there should not be any confusion here. >> yes. one of the main lessons they are learning. for the past three weeks, 100 kids from half moon bay's working families have been enjoying a free summer camp hosted by a nonprofit. >> despite many of these kids live in on the coast, today is the first time many of them are getting in the water. their excitement is louder than the crashing waves. >> i think it is important for all kids to experience what the ocean feels like and embrace the unknown. reporter: we even spotted a familiar face, san mateo county

supervisor ray mueller. where is your suit? >> i am wearing a suit. reporter: some of the kids are children of local farmworkers, a community devastated by a mass shooting earlier this year. >> kids are resilient, but they tend to internalize. reporter: the fund goes beyond the water. they are learning music, water and dance when they are not surfing. >> i learned how to do the drums. reporter: this camp was a dream. >> most of the families do not have the income to send their kids to a private summer camp. we tried to figure out. reporter: many are ready to come back next year. do you like the summer camp? >> yes! ama: that is great.

let's get to our weather. dan: not just about taylor swift weather. is going on right now. a breezy, easy evening around the bay area. gusts 26 miles per hour as a foe. -- san francisco. most locations 7° cooler. francisco. i like this view because we have puffy clouds working their way through the view. 61° san francisco, 60° mountain view. 61° half moon bay. it is bright, blue and breezy at the golden gate. low 70's that novato

fairfield. the view from emeryville shows blue sky over most of the bay area. at the coast, the marine layer is beginning to develop. we can expect gradual warming through the weekend and a swift warm up for the taylor take over the next two nights. we will see the marin moving across the bay overnight. tomorrow morning, lots of clouds around, but they will swiftly go to the coastline. overnight low temperatures in the mid 50's. our in the north, little cooler. -- up in the north, they will be a little cooler. east bay will be in region.

we will see mid 80's and t north bay. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. the weekend warm up will be a nice one. low 90's inland saturday, 90's on sunday. on monday, temperatures drop off a couple of degrees, but still no 90's inland. tuesday through thursday, a nice cool down, breezy, high temperatures in the 80's inland. a little bit on the cool side for this time of the year. dan: coming up next, the story of professor truffles, the potbellied pig looking for a new

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healthy weight. ama: professor truffles is nine years old, so considered a senior. they want someone to keep a pet and not as a source of food. they will even help with adoption fees to help them find a new home. dan: bay area has a new master model builder. the toy company held model building contest at the great mall. participants free styled legos to show off their skills. the winner is last year from newark. the price is a full-time job building with lego bricks. >> it is the most stressful job interview you have ever done. this is what their job will be if they win this competition. a full-time job as a

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. dan: extra pay, police departments in the bay area had gone the extra mile to recruit officers and san francisco starting to see results. ama: but isn't enough to make up for officers who have retired or stepped down? reporter: this is something san francisco police have not seen in recent years, higher number of people going through the academy. these two classes have 34 in training. in the past three years, there been fewer candidates. >> the next class is going on

pace to probably meet or exceed where we are with this class. reporter: today the mayor addressed those in tining as a symbolic gesture of support. still, it is hardly enough to replace the number of retirees or officers who have left. >> i am old, i wanted them to get more younger people. reporter: this officer was featured in an ad encouraging people to join sfpd. it comes at a time when there seems to be a push from some communities to add police. >> we should have more policemen because seniors. reporter: during a recent town hall meeting in the mission district, people said they wanted to see more police officers. the captain of the station told them to spread the word and join

the police department. a few years ago, the defund the police movement was seen as a new model for public safety. it may have had consequences when trying to recruit. >> the only definitive data there is is services reduces crime. reporter: the mayor said commonsense knowledge will drive these recruits. >> we have a job to do and we have to get out there and do it. dan: new details today on the crash the left the whole in the side of a cruise ship at pier 27. side of the ruby princess which needed to be repaired before the cruise could continue.

the pilot responsible is working. >> oh, yes. there is no indication that anything that occurred that day should prevent him from continuing to perform his duties. reporter: does that mean it was not a human mistake? >> i cannot comment on the investigation yet. dan: the investigation must be completed in 90 days. new details about the crane collapse in new york city. the company had two prior collapses which were deadly. yesterday, 12 people were hurt, not seriously. >> can we get out? dan: the crane than 40 stories in a busy area of manhattan yesterday. the crane was moving concrete when it dislodged. officials say hydraulic fluid leaked, sparking flames.

ama: lebron james is commenting about his son's health problems. bronny james is out of the hospital now. he suffered cardiac arrest during basketball practice. today, lebron james tweeted that he wanted to thank the countless people sending his family love and prayers. and that everybody is doing great. dan: donald trump about to be indicted for a third time? his lawyers met with the special counsel steam today to discuss the investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. reporter: today donald trump's lawyers met with special counsel jack smith as a potential indictment looms. the clear indicator that new charges may be coming soon. >> this is equivalent of a hail mary pass.

unlikely there is any argument trump lower use could make -- lawyers can make. reporter: the grand jury assigned to hear evidence about trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. it comes after trump said he received a letter notifying him he is the target of an investigation to block joe biden's election victory and the events that led to the violence at the capitol. surprised, expecting only a written report rather than an indictment. >> i did not know practically what a subpoena was and grand jury's. reporter: smith sent trump a target letter in may before indicting him in the mar-a-lago

classified documents investigation. he is accused of mishandling top-secret nuclear records after leaving office and then obstructing the government's efforts to retrieve them. he has denied any wrongdoing, pleading not guilty. after his team left the special counsel's office today, trump said it was a productive meeting . there is no indication for timing of a potential indictment. dan: new charges and new defendant have been added to the indictment involving donald trump and classified documents. the new defendant is carlos de oliveira, the head of mar-a-lago. he is charged with lying to the fbi about moving boxes of classified documents. trump also faces an additional count of willful retention of national defense information. it says they asked a

employee to delete camera footage after the justice department issued a subpoena for it. the former president called the latest charges election interference at the highest level. ama: california senator dianne feinstein and appeared confused today when she was called plan to vote. here is the moment it happened. >> just say a ama: a spokesperson later said the committee events were chaotic and she was preoccupied and did not realize a vote was called. her mental fitness has been criticized by some who have call on her to resign. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is back at work, showing no signs of yesterday's moment when he froze for 20 seconds during a news

conference. the republican from kentucky later said she felt fine. dan: a founding member of the band the eagles, randy meisner, has died. a statement from the band says that he died yesterday in los angeles frocomplications from copd. he was 77 years old. you could read about his life and music career at our website at abc7news.com. dan: coming up, plans to recover and i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions,

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ama: happening alto and stanford will be sprayed for west nile virus. look at a map showing where they will be spraying an insecticide to kill mosquitoes. spring is scheduled to srt at 10:00 p.m. and will last about four hours. you do not need to do anything, but if you want limited exposure, keep your family and pets inside. dan: in santa cruz county, recovery is underway in capitola. storms this year nearly

destroyed it. our south bay reporter has the story. reporter: capitola wharf is not only the have a beautiful wharf in your city. reporter: but since early this year, the capitola wharf has been closed after the center of it was ripped out by storms. >> i thought the day happened and it was shocking. reporter: extreme damage prompted a visit by president biden. since then, the businesses have returned and beach tourists have also come back. still, the wharf remains at city officials said they are working to make a bid return. >> a new project is underway. reporter: since 2017, resilienc project has been underway to make the wharf structure stronger. the enhancement project hopes to

take things a few steps further. the city council plan plans thursday. while the resiliency project has received federal funding, the enhancement project has been spearheaded under community leaders. both products are hoped to be finished by summer of 2024. locals continue to share their thoughts. >> has to have the charm of the current peer, but may with more to do, more attractions. reporter: the city says the wharf could see a fish cleaning station, shower for beachgoers and more learning opportunities for children. >> we are looking at keeping the iconic spanish-style to the wharf, with maybe some added color. reporter: those who call capitola home are eager for their beloved wharf to return. >> i feel people

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dan: a live look at san francisco international. about 18% of today's flights were delayed. only about a dozen were canceled. the airport says airports have all been affected. states like arizona breaking records with weeks of triple digit temperatures. the heat wave now moves to the northeast. our reporter shows us the worst of the weather. reporter: excessive heat extraction into the northeast, with nearly half the country facing heat alerts from coast-to-coast. the latest heat wave taken aim at new york city, where temperatures are expected to feel like triple digits. >> sheet kills more new yorkers every year than any extreme

weather event. reporter: the oppressive heat will last through saturday, with heat indexes actually topping 105 degrees. but it is not just the temperature. >> feels like florida. reporter: while severe storms in michigan cut power to more than 140,000 people, and flooded streets, phoenix, arizona dealing with a brutal heat wave as they continued their instruction of 27 consecutive 110 plus degree days. >> it is unbearable. reporter: the white house is taking steps to fight this excessive heat across the country, including investing $152 billion in two boosted water storage capacity in california, colorado and washington.

dan: the country. spencer christian is back with our forecast. spencer: tonight, low clo pushing across the bay. overnight lows mainly in the mid-50's. highest tomorrow 68 at the coast, low to mid 70's along the bay shoreline. for tell swift fans, 65 degrees at 8:00 p.m. on friday night's concert. lovely outdoor weather for any kind of concert. seven-day forecast. it will be warming up a bit more. inland highs in the mid 90's sunday. low 90's in mind saturday and monday.

temperatures drop sharply tuesday through thursday, only into the 80's. night to get our taylor swift t-shirts. larry: brock purdy waited for today. back on the field with the 49ers. how is that surgically repaired elbo

like christmas morning. throwing at a 49ers full practice and suffering a brutal elbow injury. he is still recovering, but his arm looked pretty strong today. the accuracy not quite there, but he fired the ball 50 yards down feel with not any issues at all. now it is a matter of building up the arm strength with durability. purdy waiting for this moment for 179 days. >> to end they year last year the way we did was heartbreaking. to be able to get out and say i

played with my teammates, i was so excited just thinking about that. it was almost like last night was like christmas. excited for the next day. that was how it was for me this morning. larry: why are the 49ers collecting quarterbacks? bath four on the roster. stuff like this. magel star joe burrow right . noncontact injury. the bengals are saying it is only a cap strain. but that is really scary. san jose state football tea the spartans will start the season in less than a month. there at usc the spartans are trying to get to back to back ball games for the second time in school history.

a cliff. after a dozen years pac-12, the university of colorado was leaving and jumping back to the big 12 after this season. teams. the conference still withou tv deal, which is just killing them. right now, nobody has a where that leaves cal and stanford. starting tomorrow n drag racers in the world will be completed at sonoma raceway. legendary driver john still going strong at the age of

74. >> we are talking about men against women. side-by-side, 338 miles per in less than four seconds. 10,000 horsepower in each lane. it is p larry: 74 years old and going strong. fun to talk to every year. ama: coming up generation gap, followed by the print panel at 9:00. the new shark tank at 10:00. and stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. get the abc 7 bay app and join

us whenever you want. that is it for this edition abc7news. thanks for joining us. dan: we appreciate your time. have a nice evening. we will see you again tonight at 11:00.

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