dizziness, yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, tiredness, loss of appetite, abdomen pain, bleeding, bruising, fever, chills, or other symptoms of an infection, a severe or worsening rash, are or plan to become pregnant, or breastfeeding. long live hugs and kisses. ask about kisqali. and long live life. >> breaking news out of the south bay dead in an apartment building announcement in the past 30 s after being on the scene all morning. >> the discovery was made this

ing ter conducting a welfare check. police are asking the public to avoid the area. we will provide more information as soon as we receive it. >> the other developing story is the safety of several members of east bay church overseas. >> my heart was in my throat, i said to sad tears but today was happy tears. >> tonight members of cornerstone christian center are safe in paris after getting caught in a military coup after volunteering at bible schools. reporter: news. he was overwhelmed and i first talked to him this morning. he was incredibly grateful, utterly exhausted. so relieved to know the 15 church members are now safe.

>> i'm overwhelmed. i just heard the news they had been rescued. ask >> prayers have been answered. >> i'm so tired the last six days have been no sleep, lots of prayers and they have all been answered today. >>'s wife, daughter, and father-in-law are among the 15 people that escaped biplane this friday morning. airport at 2 a.m. our time. they been there the whole time waiting and they said it wouldn't refuel the plane. >> all of this happening in the middle of a coup in the country. the 15 church members include four from florida and 11 from cornerstone christian center in antioch. they arrived in niger. >> they did bible schools. all of that was awesome.

ago. we saw that other countries were pulling up their people. >> church members got to the airport and on doubt -- found out their plane had no fuel. the state department jumped into action and change that. >> i can't thank those individuals enough for rescuing our people. three hours 40 minutes away. >> he's been tracking the plane heading to paris. he says everyone on board is beyond grateful. >> my heart was in my throat. i had sad tears, but today was happy tears. >> the church members are all now in paris. no word on when they will be returning to the bay area. this afternoon, the congressman said he is relieved community members are safe and on their way home. a report of a rape at the

concorde station parking lot. officers say they detained a juvenile suspect in connection. it was called into police this morning. bart says an active investigation is underway and no further details are being released. investigators will release security video. dan: another freeway overnight in i-80 in richmond. the victims sedan was shot up and damaged but the driver was not injured. this was on the westbound side of the interstate near i-80 central avenue. this was 1:30. information indicates it was likely a road rage incident. chp is asking public to: with any information. >> this comes in about an eight-year-old boy paralyzed from the net -- down after being hit by a stray bullet. the family is facing medical

costs that will run into the millions of dollars. >> the big smile tells a lot about the eight-year-old who is huge soccer fan, a whiz, and devoted big brother. he was hit by a stray bullet in oakland as two cars shot at each other. he is now paralyzed from the neck down. >> the empathy is where we start. what i would say is -- he is with an organization that works with families after gun violence. all he can say is that his organization is in contact with the family. >> there is a road may present a lot of challenges. this is where our support services do kick in. reporter: youth alive is one of three organizations the family highlighted on their just launched gofundme page.

they also also wrote about asa. along with being paralyzed, asa will need a medical respirator to live, feeding tubes, and 24 hour nursing care. costs will likely exceed $1 million. >> the initial wave of interest and initial wave of support in the case of youngasa is a great thing because it is rallying community around this family and the young child. it goes on for years. reporter: in a message to abc news, chp says there are no updates in this case. there been several shootings in the past few years that caused injuries to children. >> it creates a lot of fear and consternation in people's minds.

people should not engage in that behavior. reporter: he says it may be a tough road ahead, but that the family won't be alone. >> we will be walking through this with them. we will be happy to walk through that journey with them and do everything we can. >> federal law enforcement have seized more narcotics and fentanyl this year than in 2022. more arrested. it's all in an effort to crack down on open air drug markets and illegal sale of deadly drugs. >> san francisco supervisor is calling for millions of dollars to be poured into treatment for drug users in jail. >> this comes as the city ramps

up efforts to shutter the drug market. >> in a letter to the mayor, supervisor is asking her to redirect nearly $19 million set aside for a handful of resource centers into jail based treatment programs. this would be a major shift in the city's approach -- approach to the drug crisis. >> i want to make sure that we are making criminal justice interventions lifesaving. >> the supervisor is referring to the effort to dealers and users off the streets. >> when we are expanding arrests for drug users on the street, i think this is where we have a population >> the letter urged her to set

aside $19 million into jail based treatment programs. in her latest budget, the mayor outlined plans for three wellness hubs. it is expected to include a shower, medical services, and options to treatment and medical services including privately funded safe consumption sites. >> am going to support supervised consumption sites will we can move forward with them legally. nothing i have seen in the last six or eight months is giving me the cause for optimism that any of this is going to happen soon. >> until there can be a coordinated rollout of wellness hubs, the supervisor says the money will be better spent in jail and the sheriff agrees. >> years prior, we did have treatment on demand in the jails. we still have that ongoing now just on a smaller scale.

>> he says as more drug users are arrested, more supports are needed. >> this money and support we see from the city if it is directed to our current system it will absolutely help us with influx and the increase in the population. >> gary is with one of the nonprofits hoping to open a wellness hub and he says investing more in the jails will compel more people into treatment. >> we are seeing zero people accessing these programs through jail services. why would we put more money into it and narrow the options we have for providing help to people? parks there is agreement there is no one answer to this problem. >> there is no single panacea, but at a moment when we are making more arrests of people using drugs on the street, i want to make sure we have the best possible intervention in jail. that's what i am advocating the mayor to do. >> i did reach out to the mayor to ask about this proposal and

the office says it is still under review and they appreciate the engagement on the issue. we will have to stay tuned for more details from the mayor on whether she will move those funds. >> still ahead celebration of healing in the south bay. white a group of people met at the former site of a controversial's that you in -- statue in sin is a. >> when elon musk displayed the sign on the top of

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the annual skateboarding event on july 8. the da is dropping charges against 32 of them for failing to disperse and inciting a riot. many of the others arrested our juveniles. a class-action lawsuit for misconduct will be filed against the city in federal -- federal court. alma 2: it's been nearly since a statue was removed. many have gone to pause and reflect. >> this is ceremony. >> members fill the space that was once the home of the controversial statute. >> representation of the oppression that happened to the native americans that were here and the mexican people that were here. >> the statue was installed in 1990, it depicted the former mayor raising the u.s. flag. california was part of mexico at the time.

historians said he is a founding father of the city but the removal process started in april. months after, those who fought for that to happen celebrated. >> we walked over from st. james park to where the statue was once placed. we cleansed it, we did celebration of healing and prayer. we did a land acknowledgment. we sang and elders spoke about their experience during this journey. >> the coalition members visited other significant spots in san jose including a massive burial site of indigenous people. the chairwoman of the tribe says it will be more difficult to continue acknowledging the sites in the years to come. >> because of gentrification, our children will no longer be able to stay on the sites to protect them and continue our traditions. >> there were continues. the local tribe is pushing for

federal recognition and also calling on local leaders to make use of the space that caused many people so much pain. >> site should have something installed that reflects the entire community, indigenous people and something that reflects the true history of the struggle and triumph. controversial x sign has caused $4500 in fines, the landlord paid the fine. it was a rebranding move for the company formerly known as twitter. elon musk online. : the promise

playstation consoles turned into a riot. someone called -- used instagram to call his followers. the post went viral bringing thousands of people into the area. they soon overran the part hurling objects and fighting with each other and police. the man was taken into police -- into custody for his own safety. he could be charged with inciting a riot. >> coming up it is being called a milestone that could improve treatment for postpartum depression. 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.

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alma: the fda has approved the first oral medication to treat postpartum depression. other treatments include an iv injection given by a health professional. experts say approximately one and seven women suffer from postpartum depression.

dan: fish are showing up around san francisco bay as officials confirm an outbreak of algae bloom. this is what it looked like today as we flew around to get you the pictures. it is the same species killed thousands of fish last year. the algae is known to thrive on nitrogen released by local water treatment plants. it is not known to present any risk to people alma: alma:. that's good because a lot of people will head to the water this weekend. >> we will feel the heat this weekend. right now double-digit gains across some parts of the bay area. 16 degrees warmer in concord. it is noticeable. temperatures in the 80's and 90's inland. on the coast, you are in the 50's. our camera showing plenty of sunshine.

you will want to take your plans outside. the reason why the warming has begun is the high over the south is starting to move westward and that will bring us the hot weather this weekend. right now, we still have lingering fog near the coastline. the marine layer has compressed, so it won't go very far. a live view from the camera where the sun is shining. warming continues this weekend. hottest day sunday with triple digits and mild of the coast lingering fog. let's fire danger -- fire danger. to high category not just tonight but also tomorrow afternoon, evening, and again on sunday. be aware that things are drying out, the humidity will be dropping and the fire danger will increase. the flat fire is still burning in southern oregon.

smoke from that in the upper s atmosphere could impact us this weekend. it may be hazy so keep that in mind. temperatures around 6:00 tonight, still in the 80's inland. by 8:00 p.m., mild inland. foggy coastline and 50's. tomorrow morning, drizzle and fog to start the day but in the early afternoon, 90's for the hotspots. morning temperatures and 60's for the bay and the coast. 94 degrees in gilroy for the high tomorrow. it will be warm to hot depending on where you are. 63 69 degrees in the city.

inland. 95 degrees in concord. more heat on sunday with triple digits inland. 60's coast side. mild to hot on monday then breezy and cooler tuesday and wednesday. warm inland but not quite as hot as this weekend. the beauty of bay area's we have the microclimates. dan: we have choices. alma: happening tonight, the second of three weekends of a repaving project begins. at 9:00 p.m., all sections eastbound i-80 will be closed. we highlighted in red on this p. the green highlights are the detour options. caltrans says it takes a weekend to repave one lane of

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the golden state warriors are used to going big but not like this. the warriors monster truck is unlike any other because the driver is the world's first and only disabled combat veteran to operate a monster truck. he is paralyzed low the waist, he uses just his hands to move the truck. >> to handle you push forward for the break my left hand, down for the throttle. it's called a right angle system. then on my forefinger, there's a toggle switch and i pull that back to turn left, that's the rear steer or push forward to turn right. the right hand does the steering wheel and shifter is next to the steering wheel. >> incredible. he showed off his rig and signed autographs today. it will be racing in front of the fans tomorrow and sunday. >>

move to las vegas by staging another reverse boycott during the game against the giants just as they did on june 13. at that game, organizers handed out t-shirts with the word sell on them. they will be handing out rally towels with the same message on the. the goal is to keep the club in oakland. >> much more news ahead. >> to be headed for collapse after 108 years in existence. our sports director joins me to breakdown what led to the implosion. the reported departures to the big ten, and the future of cal and stanford. plus, losing your luggage is the last thing you want on a big overseas trip. we learn how apple air tags help in the search and what to know

about using the device. join us for those stories and more at 5:30. >> you can download the abc 7 app or head to the website to join her in a few minutes. >> world news tonight with david miller -- david muir is next.

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>> whit: tonight, breaking news >> whit: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air -- a chaotic scene here in new york city. crowds battle with police in union square. plus, severe weather targeting millions in the northeast, and new developments in former president trump's legal battles as he returns to his campaign trail. first, that massive crowd turns violent in lower manhattan. thousands gather after a social media post promising free merchandise.