in federal court to protect a cap from eviction. >> when better bay area housing is one of the greatest challenges we face. the right place at the right price can be nearly impossible to find. >> for a senior with health challenges, his home is a tent. advocates for the in housed went to court. the move comes days before a new camping restriction is set to take place. >> tentatively, it appears eviction seven halted. >> of campers. >> it is about protecting human

life. >> the motion names one camper by name, 64-year-old mark rivera. he said he relies bathrooms, and shade. rivera says he has lived here for three years. >> i've been self-sufficient for a very long time. this is challenging. >> city assistance. the action is in response to neighbor complaint about noise and a recent shooting. >> we are looking to mitigate safety concerns and we are worried about the individuals in the campsite and that they are also safe. >> the city's new in housing

camping ordinance takes effect. >> large encampments with multiple people raise public safety issues. >> what the city is doing is absolutely nothing, they are just moving people around. >> advocates say they plan to return to court to prevent future evictions from going forward. >> homeless people during the last count, the second highest tally since 2015. in 2017, they launched a project to get the homeless into permanent housing. the county has increase the amount of housing beds each year since its inception. >> the time of the year

traditionally busiest for california fire is right around the corner. so far, so good. >> i cannot r to a fire season like this. >> captain cal bruno been unlike any other. >> precipitation. so we are not responding to the readily available all fuel beds. >> all the heavy moisture took us out of the drought, but captain bruno says it created an abundance of fuel and that fuel is just starting to dry out. >> we still have the normal dry out, but now it is taking place on larger potential incident

fields with the tall grass that you will see. >> in contra costa county usually start to see fires in may with june in their against month. >> we have not seen any red flag fire days. we have not had any type three incidents and we have not sen resources out of county. >> but june has come and gone and with august upon us, the biggest fire of the summer so far was only eight acres and earned just in the hills outside of martin is over the weekend, officials believe it was caused by lawnmower. >> it has given our cruise additional time where they are not on wildfires to do fuel mitigation projects. >> with triple digit conditions on the way and no moisture in sight, what happened over the

weekend will likely continue until more rain. >> from this point forward until it rains, we have reached the critical fire season. >> fire officials are also urging homeowners to only mow their lawns before noon or temperature levels are lower and it is higher. ama: wildfire risk carries with it the risk of pg&e's power shutoffs. briefing. it will be held virtually wednesday and thursday. so far conditions are not rising to high risk levels. dan: we've been really fortunate and let's check itspencer: a big situation we are in right now is

the weather conditions being favorable. we have had a couple months or more of favorable conditions with the cooling effects along the coast. and relatively low humidity. that onshore flow humidity which reduces the risk of wildfires. the temperature range, even when it has become hot and our inland areas, that onshore flow has cap temperatures in a cool to comfortable range along the coast and around the bay shoreline. over the next few days, cooler than average weather. it will start to get hot in inland areas. we will see relatively cool and keep the relative humidity high enough to offset the risk of wildfires.

dan: that's what we needed. a fire burning in the mojave desert has crossed into california. fire fighters that zero containment. by yesterday, smoke was over the las vegas strip and causing delays at harry reid airport. ama: we learned new details about the man accused of killing tech executive bob dudley. the man charged of killing him the two knew each other. joins us live. >> members of the san francisco police department

bob lee's family members were in court today. of discovered at the scene including blood and a joseph and joseph kitsch is -- kitchen knife. the same brand of lives were found in the apartment. setting the scene for what kind of police work was done and what the limits of the police work are and we wonder why some things weren't analyzed. >> we're just trying to get information. >> surveillance video showed lee and the man together. the defense team says the story

circulating in some sort of honor killing isn't accurate and that his anger that night was directed at another person entirely. >> premeditation and motive are elements of first-degree murder. if you can't prove you don't have a murder. jeremy. it was at his apa there was heavy drug use and partying prior to the murder. >> was the sister in court today? >> she was not in court today. we did see her husband to zoom in and the judge decided

dan: the man accused of driving his family off a cliff will remain in jail. he allegedly tried to kill his wife and two children by driving his tesla off highway one into the pacific ocean. all four were rescued and only had minor injuries. patel has asked to be placed in a mental health program. if he admitted to that, it could allow the felony charges against him to be dismissed. ama: next, the new technology that will reduce oven airplanes overhead. >> they got a call to our pollution hotline that reported dark brown water in the berkeley marina. dan: remember the red algae bloom from last year?

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dan: a semi truck with 40,000 pounds of chocolate caught fire before dawn this morning and shut down temporarily i-80, firefighters were able to contain the fire but the truck was destroyed and it was clearly a mess. folks on the peninsula can expect minor noise relief.

for years, people living nearby complained about the noise. as abc7news will always be some news. >> when buying a flight path, the simple news is to expects the roaring sound of them packed -- airplanes right? >> i think it is their own problem. at their homes.

worse after 2015. what used to be an eight lane highway in the sky and it condensed it down to one lane. now sfo is gps system and making it more accurate. this device is positioned on the tarmac and talks to the nearby gps satellites. >> it could allow us to set up procedures that allow planes to fly further offshore before coming into land. >> the system is already used in europe and australia and sfo is

only one of three airports in the u.s. to have it. eventually it will become a standard system in the u.s.. >> job today. the 99-year-old tennessee-based company is one of the natures largest carriers. according to the teamsters , yellow failed to reorganize and refinance more than $1 million in debt. they claim this could mean delivery costs skyrocket. >> this particular industry had excess capacity. some of this is going to be a job for other companies. because there will be lower capacity now you can expect price increases.

dan: forecast. lovely day around. ama: august is coming right up. spencer: it's going to get off to a cooler than average start. look at what is happening with our surface winds. it has been another breezy day around the area. that is the pattern we in for a few months. it is two t lower. in we go to a live view looking out over san francisco. we see a bit of an increase in high clouds. 62 in san francisco. low to mid 70's at mountain view, san jose, and palo alto. at the golden, lots of blue sky.

other temperature readings around the region. napa stands 87 at concord. the view from emeryville, nice clearview there. the traffic is looking pretty good too. the marine layer deepens and expands overnight, much cooler through thursday. triple digit temperature readings likely as we get into sunday. look for a pretty significant increase in high clouds. we will see the marine layer deep name and put -- deepening and pushing across the bay. morning commuters may be on the lookout. otherwise, it is just a calm morning and the skies will get writer later into the day. high temperatures tomorrow by 59.

oakland will top out at 68. 84 at morgan hill. inland east bay this cooler th for august will continue wednesday and thursday with little change in the temperature range. it starts to warm up friday. we will see inland highs up to about 90 degrees friday. then a lot warmer on saturday. 80 around the bay and we expect triple digit up to around 102, 103. the heat eases a bit monday before our next cooling period. dan: we can deal w [laughter] ama: happening tonight, th

united states women's national team plays a crucial match. it is their decisive final group stage match against trickle. -- portugal. if the u.s. could get an easier path. tomorrow is national always the first tuesday in august. a night to build community. many bay area neighborhoods are organizing event. dan: will spray insect decide -- insecticide. spring is scheduled to start 10:00 p. wednesday. e mosquitoes in the area have tested positive for west nile.

officials say you can limit exposure by closing doors and windows as a precaution. on friday, repaving project begins. the affecd ction goes from highway four to the skyway. weighted it in red. the green highlight the detr options. caltrans says it takes a whole weekend to repave one lane of traffic. pl 9:00 p.m. friday in time for the morning commute. ama: coming up next, the impact of barbenheimer.

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ama: stocks closed higher for the day and the month of july. all indices saw better-than-expected earnings reports. barbenheimer continues its phenomenal run combined, the movie set made more than a billion dollars worldwide. >> i don't have anything

planned, just a giant blowout party. ama: barbie ea $93 million in its second weekend, the top 10 of best second weekends in history. >> theory will take you only so far. ama: to see barbie and oppenheimer it set a single week revenue record last week. dan: music critic jim harrington was one of the 100,000 people who attended the taylor swift concert at levi's stadium the other night. earlier today, he said he came out wondering if swift is one of the greatest musicians of all time. >> the thing that she does better than anybody she is able to connect with the crowd. she does it with lyrics, she does it with the voice, but she

can just do it with a wink. to see her command 58,000 people with a wink or a smile or a flip of her hair. it is just amazing. she is right upside stones and the prints and the madonna and like that. is she the greatest of all time? dan: high praise indeed. levi's stadium will host another megastar when beyoncé brings her renaissance tour to santa clara. you can watch interviews like that every weekday. branding the company formally known as twitter. dan: could a strike happened in san jose? wh that is a real possibility

for city but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge.

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dan: tonight, the latest on donald trump's legal troubles. the property manager for mar-a-lago, bond was newest defendant in the justice department's case, federal prosecutors accuse them of lying to the f vi. ama: the legal bills growing, as much as $40 million. trump's team is preparing to launch a legal defense fund. >> former president donald trump taking swipes at the investigations. >> these are ridiculous indictments and all they are doing is hoping for massive election interference. >> the grand jury is set to reconvene this week.

a trump indictment could be imminent, prompting some presidential opponents to attack. >> i think he is good then i don't think he will be good going forward. >> the property manager at mar-a-lago had his first court appearance after being charged with the classified records investigation. bond. >> the justice depar decided to bring these charges. they will are indictment last week that i three criminal counts.

meantime sources tell abc filing will show it paid more than $40 million in legal bills for trump and his allies. abc news learning trump team rolling out a legal defense fund. a new york times trump remains the clear front runner for the republican nomination with 54% approval. florida governor ron desantis a distant second at just 17%. ama: a bright and controversial x was removed from the roof of the former company twitter. complaints were recei the bright, flashing lights over the weekend. the cost of the city's

investigation. kinda follow the rules and elon musk is not a rule follower. >> he bought the soc platform $4 million. >> tomorrow point in the back-and-forth labor negotiations between the city of san jose and workers. dustin dorsey has the story. >> a decision looms in san jose that would impact residents throughout the city. city employees

a strike that would the largest san jose has seen in 40 years. >> we know another ground what our citizens expect of us. in order for us to go above and beyond, we need that pay raise. >> housing department, city libraries. the city is offering a five percent raise next year and 4% and 3% next year and following. >> i will be losing money is for the greater good because we deserve to have the same amount of raises as sister cities. >> a closed session will discuss any movement

possible. >> in a position where we overextend ourselves and have to do layoffs. >> both sides say they do not want to have a strike cap and. but both want to see movement before calling off the strike. and deserve. >> i'm hoping we can get resolution. ama: liquidation starts for the oldest craft brewing in the country. anchor brewing's

the tasting room's last day was yesterday. more than two dozen groups have expressed interest in bidding on and possibly saving the iconic brewery including a group of workers. that auction process opens in a couple of days. dan: the clues that show red algae could make a return to san francisco bay. >> growing up with a stutter felt very alone. dan: as we wrap up disability pride month, meet the a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine.

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dan: angus cloud died and his family him -- home from mental health issues after being discovered by a casting agent on the streets of manhattan. he was known for dressing in an oakland chic style. he was 20 five years old. ama: actor and comedian paul rubens has died as well.

he had privately battled cancer the past six years. his last peewee hermann movie was released in 2016. dan: today is the last day of disability pride month which hopes to promote mainstream awareness of the pride felt in that community. ama: we introduce you to a woman who is an advocate for people who stutter. >> been an option for people who stutter because as soon as we open our mouths, sharing the deepest shameful thing about you without choosing it. when people hear me don't shy away from it as much as i did before i was out about it. once that switch flipped for me,

i realized that i can finally share my voice by accepting my stutter. international stuttering awareness day, october 22, 202 felt very alone in my experience. it was a very lonely childhood in that way. i was very myself. conflicting thought in my head i have you want to say something,

but you stutter. there was always that. the way i kind of battled with my stutter as i would just pretend it didn't exist. i could hide it. as soon as i heard the idea, unlike, that is a good idea how my going to go from hiding this to suddenl the rooftops, i have a stutter.

having this outside perspective of really expand the a we did it together and now i'm in season two and then doing it all on my own. i have a rotating cohost two dozen stutter. intersectional conversations we have. my biggest goal is to see more stuttering film that is more representative of the stuttering experience. i want to build a community where the stuttering community feel safe enough to come out of

the shadows because the more of us that take that step, the more others will. coming up next, a look at the weather forecast.

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ama: state water officials are confirming and algae bloom in the san francisco bay. spencer: it was first spotted in the berkeley marina and now an alert is going out to those who frequent the bay waters. >> just this reddish wash across the water here. spencer: vu all over again. last summer. these aerial photos show the red hue spotted over the weekend. >> they got a call that reported dark tea brown colored water in the burke marina.

we investigated way up to albany. swimmers were taking advantage of a calm day. >> it's better for me to practice in the open waters. >> when i noticed biking over here the water did look a little red. shoreline areas.

there is a fuel study wednesday. now let's take a look at our weather has the wind some clouds in tonight. the day tomorrow. be in the mid to upper 50's. upper 60's to low the bay shoreline. forecast. we have three consecutive days coming our way. bit of a spike in the heat.

>> for vegas. [laughter] or about 20 other cities. dan: >> fortunately the 49ers don't have to practice in that kind of sweltering heat. why the niners are probably not going to entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant;

it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto.

my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light

that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com >> gabe kapler turned 48 the hope was a great present in topline starting enter. not yet, anyway. anywhere in the outfield. a hamstring injury put him on the injured list. he is only hitting .175 this season with five homers.

for us. there is a lot of fit with the character and the worker and also with the track record. it we think more is in the tank for ha. >> on that. you never know what's going to happen. >> let's go, work those phones. nick bosa will get paid by the 49ers but he would likely become the highest defensive player

paid in chiseled out of granite. he christian as his idle. they >> i of our best players here. we have a good track record of having layers in. i understand we are going to have to exhibit some patients and that this thing will work out. we will have to have that right mix of urgency and patience so we can have one of our best

players we miss forward to the day he's coming back. >> congratulations to the bay area anthers. they have been vaulted into the indoor foot all-league championship game against sioux falls. last year the anthers won only one game. this year they brought in a whole new roster and it has paid off. >> to bond the way we did, we had a lot of adversity. we said we wanted to do. question. have you ever scored six

touchdowns sending him before? he said, yes, sir, i >> i'm dan ashley. for all of us here, we appreciate your time. [laughter]

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♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is... [cheers and applause] here is our first group of second chance contestants-- a statistical research specialist from nashville, tennessee... a community college history instructor

from grand blanc, michigan... and a user experience designer from new york, new york... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings! thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you all. welcome to our first-ever "jeopardy!" second chance competition. as we've learned over the years, not all "jeopardy!" runners-up are created equal. many spend years training for the show, then months preparing for that first appearance, but you know what? that first game can hit a little different when you run into a matt amodio or an amy schneider or a mattea roach. that's why we've decided to give 18 contestants a second chance. here's how the competition will unfold. this week, we're gonna play three initial games, the winners of each of which will advance to a 2-game total point affair to be played thursday and friday, and the winner of that match will advance to our upcoming tournament of champions in just two weeks' time. then next week, we'll run that same format again