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>> building a better bay area, moving forwarders finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> thank you for joining us, i'm j.r. stone. four people have been taken to hospitals after a water rescue in alameda. it's still unclear what went wrong. but fire officials say all four victims were together in one water craft which sank during the rescue. one person suffered car yak arrest. that victim's condition is not known right now. the three others were take on the a hospital for observation. but they're expected to be ok. none of the victims have been identified. hundreds of marchers from across the bay area are braving the warm weather and long distance this is weekend all in the name of immigration reform. undocumented residents and tir allies are taking part in two marches logging a combined 90

miles over three days. one walk is from petaluma to san francisco. the other from san jose up to the peninsula. colonel bernard tells us advocates are demanding congressional action on a pathway to permanent residencies for millions of migrants. [speaking in spanish] >> this group of advocates from san jose are heading down the peninsula on foot. not easy in the hot summer sun. >> we're going through a lot. but it's not even compare to what all my brothers and sisters go through every single day without a green card and a social security. >> undocumented immigrants taking part to demand congressional action to a pathway to permanent residency stuck in legal limbo nationwide. >> all of our government taxes and community, but they can't -- can't use those benefits. it's very unjust.

>> in the north bay, these marchers passing through san rafael after starting their track on saturday in peta williama. >> how are you managing today? with a lot of gatorade and water. >>his group wants congress to pass hr-1511 also known as the registry bill which would allow eight million undocumented people currently living in the u.s. to apply for legal permanent residency. >> people should have a safety net when there's a pandemic or wildfires. that's why we're walking for three days. so both democrats and republicans will see the urgency of passing the registry bill. >> this is the destination for both marches. the two groups will meet here at the san francisco federal building for a rally on monday afternoon. >> we hope everybody can hear us and hopefully it's not just 150 people. i hope to it's 1,000, and you know, they show especial and support us. >> advocates plan more action

this summer calling for immigration reform offer ago path to citizenship. colonel bernard, abc7 news. >> parts of the bay area are feeling that summer heat today specifically in the inland areas. here's a live look outside right now through our abc7 roof camera. abc7 weather anchor spencer christian is here with more on the current weather conditions out there. >> it is hot as you know and getting hotter in some spots. these are not the final official high temperatures yet. these are the current temperature reading. 105 in antioch. 100 in gill roy. you see other locations in the upper 9 oh's. some of those likely to exceed 100 before we reach of reach our peak of heating today. the good news is that we have some relief coming our yea. not much tonight as you look at the forecast animation. it won't offer much cooling influence. overnight lows will be rather

uncomfortably warm. as we look ahead tomorrow, temperatures ease up just a little bit. but the big cooldown comes on tuesday. and that's going to start a trend that will carry us through most of the week. i'll give you a look at that and the accuweather seven-day forecast, j.r. j.r.: spencer, thank you so much. we've seal some wild morning after scenes as a result of dangerous side shows across the bay area. but this one's unusual. a car fished out of the water at the antioch marina this. was the scene early this morning. it's the result of a side show and smith landing parking lot late saturday night. the car was submerged and had to be towed out of the wear. you see all the water shooting up in the air right there. a third driver from that side show crashed near 10th and g streets in all three people were injure and take on the the hospital. unions representing more than

4,000 san jose city employees expected to announce the results of a possible strike vote tomorrow. earlier this week, they conducted an inperson strike vote across san jose that could lead to a three-day work stoppage. the union is seek larger pay raises for city workers. the city is offering a 5% raise in 2024. 4% in 2025. and 3% in 2026. but the unions says that's not enough. a conference is set to take place tomorrow morning at 8:30 outside of city hall. tomorrow marks the first di of the school year at oakland unified schools. all last week, students an teachers were gearing up for the new start. about 1600 students and parents took part in registration week events at oakland high school. 34,000 students will return to campuses across oakland. nearby school districts like

berkley, san francisco and almeda all start that's a week after oakland unified. in san francisco, glide memorial is celebrating its new independent church status. the church host add sunday celebrations event today receiving new members for the first time since its split with the united methodist church located in the tender line. glide is known for the acts of service to the community especially for the homeless and hungry. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> hi, i am grateful. i'm alive. the lord wins in vernon's home. amen. >> the church launched a new statement of faith declaring it to be radically inclusive, social justice mind and unconditionally loving rather than worship services they do

celebration services. they're open for that on sundays at 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. major flooding taking a toll on homeowners across a along an alaskan river. still ahead on abc7 news, the fallout from a water release that was supposed to help prevent damage on one lake. also, a business plan that could breathe new life into america's malls. the roll pickle ball could play in a potential shopping

j.r.: now the latest on a big highway closure that we've been telling you all weekend.

caltrans says roadwork on i-80 and west contra costa county are expected to reopen tomorrow at 5:00 in the the morning. this is the second street clowe sure caltrans is paving part of the highway to coming skyway.here ar of i-80 and along with the recommended detoighlighted in green. the carenes bridge is still open. america's fastest growing sport could be coming to a mall near you. professional pickle ball took over oracle park bringing some of the world's top ranked players to san francisco for the showcase. now, one company crashing in on the pickle ball craze in a way that could revive what was once an american shopping institution. abc's will gantz explains.

will: back in the 198 oh's shopping malls were a total 11-10. but recent data reported by the wall street journal shows the total number of u.s. malls has declined from an estimated 2500 in the 80's to only about 700 today. but who could help fill empty store fronts and save the shopping mall from its recent decline? >> there's that pinpoint accuracy. >> how about pickle ballplayers? america's fastest growing sport with the growth rate of 150% over the last three years. pickle ballers now looking for an open court wherever they can find one. enter pickle mall, a start-up putting courts inside of vacant shopping malls. pickle mall says there's only one court for 2 # 0 players. sad was opening day for 12 grand new pickle mall courts inside a former j.c. penney in tempi.

>> today, we welcomed in 400 players at 9:00 a.m. we had a line out the door. >> allowing players to find an open court for hourly or monthly fees. >> this space fit perfectly for our needs here in tempi. and drinking their way to a shopping mall retail revival along the way. >> we're beginning to see the conversion on a large scale of commercial films or empty big box stores because there aren't that many tenants who can take up that much space. bringing people into the malls that are going to spend their money there, it's a good thing all around. j.r.: that was will ganz reporting. part car show and part talent show with so much more to show in japantown. spencer: after a hot day today, it's going to be a relatively warm night tonight. can we expect relief tomorrow? i'll have the acue weather forecast coming up when abc7 news at 5:00 juntos together

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>> there it goes. there it goes. j.r.: devastating. an entire home collapsing into a river in juneau, alaska. officials issued an emergency declaration after an outburst flood caused damage throughout the city. the flooding is from a break on suicide basin after the damn containing the clay sure lake broke. the national weather service confirm that two homes were lost and another partially damaged and washed away. several other structures were also destroyed. just incredible images as we're joined by spencer christian. we dope have those images here. but pretty spectacular coming across the bay bridge.

spencer: we're hoping to exert a cooling influence. so far it hasn't. it's a thin fog. as you know, it's been a hot day. don't expect much cooling for a while. here's look at our service wind speeds. it's gusty at s.f.o. 30 miles per hour. and we have 20 mile-per-hour surface winds in san francisco. although, this is an on-shore flow, it's not provide ago cooling effect. locations near the coast aren't hot but still quite warm. as a matter of fact as you look at the 24-hour temperature change. you can see that despite that on-shore breeze it's three degrees warmer than at this time yesterday. four degrees warmer than at half moon bay. inland areas are all warmer than yet. here's a look looking over san francisco under blue skies with just a thin, marine layer. 71 degrees in the city 73 in oakland. we've got mountain view checking

in at 75. 80 in palo alto. 63 at half moon bay. nothing but blue sky over the bay as week we look westward. 99 in santa rosa and nevada. 102 in fairfield which was just 105 a few minutes ago. concord 101. livermore 98 degrees and the view from mown tell and parts of san francisco unobstructed by any marine layer because what little patches we have at the cost are very, very thin. these are our forecast headlines. mild to warm conditions overnight with thin coastal clouds. heat lingers tomorrow but no triple digit temperature readings. and we can expect a sharp cooldown on tuesday. it will be mild thin for the remainder of the week. for tonight, we present this animation showing some drizzle offshore but it looks like the clouds won't move much beyond the coast. so again, no cooling influence, no significant cooling influence

from the coastal clouds. overnight lows will be in the low to mid 60's. low of 72 in antioch which is a very warm overnight low. tomorrow look for highs in the upper inland areas. not a lot of change. but on tuesday we have a sharp cooldown with inland highs reaching only into the upper 707's to low 80's. so that's quite a change. then on wednesday, we'll see even further cooling or actually similar range going into the latter part of the week. so here's the accuweather seven-day forecast from tuesday through thursday, actually into friday, we can expect a much more comfortable range of temperatures, mid to upper 80's inland. low 70's around the bayshore linebacker. at the end of the week, it starts to warm-up. but no more triple digit first a while. this heat will recede but we need to be patient for one more day. j.r.: right as kids go back to school. spencer: perfect timing.

j.r.: chris alvarez here with sports. chris coming up in sports, battle of the bay. big swings from unlikely hero. nick allen puts on a power 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

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chris: ahead of today's bay bridge series, the green and gold welcoming in five new members in the athletics hall of fame. bob johnson, gene tenis and

jason give am by. they were joined by ricky herndonson and dave stewart who addressed the potential move to las vegas. >> i'm not just angry at the organization. i'm angry at the city, the people in the city that can't get nothing together. we lost a lot of professional teams here. and it can't be just the team. it has to be doing something with the city. i think they can keep them here. >> i'm a strong believe that until there's something on the dotted line and everything is signed, sealed and delivered that there's still another day. and so right now, as a -- as a fan, as a player here as a native of oakland, i'm just hoping for another day. >> all right. meanwhile to the game, big win in the stands. she said yes. oakland's nick allen entered with one homer this season. here's a two-run shot. it gives the a's a 3-2 lead in the second.

giants they'll respond with four straight runs including how about a two-out bunt? nobody expected that. patrick scores easily. gabe kapler, thumbs up. giants take the lead. allen, his first career two-homer game. he knew it immediately. check this out. the a's fan, fired up, 7-6, a's after six. the giants were 5-16 with runners scoring position. this is a huge problem for them. estrada strikes out looking to end the seventh. the giants have now lost eight straight away from oracle park. a's win 8-6 sweeping the two-game series and winning the bay bridge series trophy for the first time since 2020. they're tied with philadelphia for the first wild card spot. it's only a matter of time. and today the sharks traded defenseman carlson. he will be traded after winning the norris trophy after the nhl's top defenseman. also the first defenseman to have 100 points in more than oh

years. e.k. gets to play for a stanley cup contender, while the sharks get a 2024 first round pick and three veteran players. what were you doing at 3:00? i was asleep. but these u.s. soccer fans were at papal park for the game. the u.s. and sweden in, tense moments there. we go to penalty kicks. megan rapinoe, a chance to give the u.s. commanding lead. but wide right in sudden death sweden's player and alyssa naher, did it go in? after review, it did go over the line. and the u.s. eliminated like that in a round of 16 is the earliest they've been eliminated. that is completely heartbreaking. oh, my goodness, what about ending. j.r.: you wake up on a sunday and you hope to wake up to good news. i rolled over and every single post was about that loss.

just devastating. i will say this, you know, they had their chances in the first half. but couldn't capitalize. chris: what a run. sports can be brutal j.r.: coming up, an event in san francisco's japantown featuring some fas

j.r.c. pope francis is headed back to rome after attending

world youth day celebrations in portugal. the pope arrived in lisbon for the week long event. a gathering of hundreds of catholics before returning to rome, the pope attended an event to thank and pray with 25,000 volunteers. well, it's day two of the niham machi street fair in japantown. it will be wrapping up soon at 6:00. it was free to the public. it was and all-day thunder car show featuring 25 muscle cars and performances were held at the historic peace plaza stage. ♪ j.r.: no food is being sold because there is a hope that those attend willing support the many japantown restaurants here. there were plenty of artist and

vendors along post street near fillmore and laguna streets supporting over 150 small businesses. spence, the weather that is been great. j. between 50 and 75 in the city. you're in pretty good shape. thank you, spencer. thank you for joining us here at 5:00. we'll see you back here at abc7 news at 6:00. have a wonderful evening. tonight, dangerous storms on the move with millions under alerts and former president trump faces a critical legal deadline. how his team is responding tonight. first, the urgent storm threat from the midwest to the east coast over the next 24 hours, million face damaging winds, hail, and possible tornadoes. plus, dramatic new images. watch as this home in alaska collapses into a river. officials call it an unprecedented glacial