moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> joining us. i am j.r. stone. four people have been taken to the hospitals after a water rescue in alameda. the rescue took place this afternoon near shoreline park, by the ferry terminal, and it is still unclear for -- what went wrong. all four victims were together in one watercraft which sank during the rescue. one person suffered cardiac arrest, that victim's condition is not know right now. three others were taken to a hospital for observation, but they are expected to be ok. none of the victims have been identified. hundreds of marchers from across the bay area are brave and warm weather and long distances this weekend in the name of immigration reformundocumented residents and their allies a taking part into marches, logging a combined 90 miles over

three days. -- in two marches, logging a combined miles over three days. rnl barnard tells us that advocates are demanding congressional action on a pathway to permanent residency for millions of migrants. >> san jose are heading down the peninsula on foot. not easy in the hot summer sun. >> we have gone through a lot, but it does not compare to what my brothers and sisters go through every single day without a green card and a social security number. >> immigrants and their allies taking part in the long walk to demand congressional action on their way to permanent residency for millions of migrants stuck in legal limbo nationwide. >> the fact that they pay into all of our taxes but they cannot use those benefits is really unjust.

>> san raphael after standing -- starting their track in petaluma. this group also called reform, specifically they want congress to pass hr 1511, known as the registry bill, which would allow approximately 8 million undocumented people currently living in the u.s. to apply for legal permanent residency. >> people should have a safety net when there is a pandemic or wildfires. that is why we are walking for three days. so that 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 that everybody can hear us and hopefully it is not just up -- 150 people, i hope it is 1000, and they show up. >> advocates plan more action

this summer, calling for immigration reform and offering a path to citizenship. >> cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> parts of the bay area are feeling the summer heat today, specifically in the inland areas. here's a live look outside right now through our abc 7 roof camp. dashcam -- kamala. >> here's the height of which is the official numbers are in, and it has been a hot one. 105 degrees at fairfield, county airport hit 101 degrees. livermore today, very high. 1 -- 92 degrees at san jose airport, and there were many 98 degrees in the surrounding area. on a hot day away from the coast and bay, and tomorrow or tonight rather it will be, i'm looking at -- showing you right now temperatures. it has not cooled down much.

most vocations that hit 100 degrees are still at 100 degrees. it won't cool down a lot tonight, near the coast not so bad, 50's there, mid-60's everywhere else. i will show you what we can expect cooler days in my accuweather forecast a little bit later. >> we have seen some wild morning after scenes as a result of dangerous shy -- the bay area. this one is -- sideshows across the bay area. this one is unusual. a car for shout of the marina. it is the result of a sideshow at the marina and smiths landed parking lot sunday night. the car was submerged and had to be towed out of the water. another driver crash in the parking lot and sheared open a fire hydrant. a third driver from the sideshow also crashed near 10th and g. three people were injured and taken to the hospital. unions representing more than 4000 san jose city employees

expect to announce the results of a possible strike vote tomorrow. earlier this week they conducted an in person strike authorization vote across san jose. that vote could lead to a three day work stoppage. the union is seeking 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 say those are not enough. a press conference is set to take place tomorrow morning at 8:30 outside of city hall. tomorrow marks the first day of the school year at oakland unified schools. can you believe it, back already. last week, students and teachers were gearing up for the new. 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 wrigley, san francisco and

alameda all start at least a week after open unified. former president donald trump out on the campaign trail this weekend, the last week he was arraigned on charges tied to his alleged attempts to overturn the toys for the election. his legal team is previewing how they will handle one potential key witness, former president mike pence. jay o'brien has more. >> days after his arraignment on charges of overturning the 2020 election, former president donald trump is on the campaign trail in alabama and south carolina. >> i am data for you. i really believe that he is mentally ill. >> he is already being watched by prosecutors who alerted the judge overseeing the case to a trump social media post made friday reading that if you go after me, i am coming after you. trump team has called the

post-political speech, but the special counsel's office wants the judge to limit what evidence the president can discuss out of concern that he might enter a date witnesses. he is now giving his legal team until monday to respond. considered central to the special counsel's case, the former vice president and now opponent mike pence reiterated sunday on cnn that trump was wrong to ask him to throughout electoral votes. >>'s lawyers said that you want to reject votes outright. they were asking me to overturn the election. i had no right to overturn the election. >> john lohr reacted on abc's this week. >> he said what he did was wrong, and he knew what -- it was wrong and he was pressing to do some the wrong. he also said it was never criminal, but not wrong. -- wrong but not criminal. >> lied m its new independent strict -- church status.

it hosted a celebration event today, receiving new members for the first time since they split with the united methodist church. located in the tenderloin, glide is known for its acts of service to the community, especially for the homeless and hungry. >> good morning. i'm grateful, i'm avoidance, a man, welcome to the church everybody. >> the church launched a new statement of faith declaring it to be radically inclusive, open, affirming, welcoming, social justice minded and unconditionally loving. rather than worship services, they do celebration services, they are open for that on sundays at 9:00 and 11:00 a.m.. major flooding is taking a toll on homeowners along an alaskan river. head on abc 7 news, the fallout

from a water release that was supposed to help prevent damage. also, a business plan which could breathe new life into america's malls, the role that pickle ball could play in a potential shopping revival.

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>> america's fastest-growing sports could be coming to a mall near you. just a few weeks ago, professional pickle ball took over the park, bringing some of the roads top ranked players to san francisco for the showcase. one company, cashing in on the pickle ball craze in a way that could revive what was once an american shopping institution. ♪ >> back in the 80's, shopping malls were a total 11 out of 10. recent data reported by the wall street journal shows that the total number of u.s. malls has declined from an estimated 2500 in the 80's to about 700 today. who could help fill empty storefronts and save the shopping mall from its recent decline? >> there's that pinpoint accuracy. >> how about pickle ballplayers?

-- pickle ball players? eight sport that has grown 150% over the last three years. they are now looking for an open court wherever they can find one. enter pickle mall, putting courts inside of vacant shopping malls. pickle ball says that there is only one court for every 270 players. saturday was opening day for several new courts inside a former jcpenney at arizona mills mall in tempe. >> we welcomed in about 400 players at 9:00 a.m., had a line out the door. >> allowing players to find and open door for hourly or monthly fees. and hopefully making their way to a shopping retail revival along the way. >> we are beginning to see the conversion on a large scale of commercial facilities or large big-box stores because they are not that many tenants who can

take up that much space. bringing people into the malls, they are going to spend their money there, is a good thing all around. >> that was reported there, and still ahead is an event, which is part car show and part talent show. with so much more to show in japan town. and ending the week with a son -- warm up. spencer christian is up next with your accuweather forecast. >> baseballs battle of the bay wrapping up in oakland with big swings from an unlikely hero, nick allen putting on

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>> and tyrone collapsing into a river in juneau alaska. officials it issued an emergency declaration after a glacier lake outburst flood clause -- cause damage that the city. flooding is from a break on suicide pace and after the dam containing the glacier lake broke. two homes were lost, and archly damaged washed away.

several other structures were also destroyed. i'm joined by spencer christian. certainly, you don't like seeing those. >> floodwaters are just stunning. as you can see right there. >> as to what we are dealing with, i have text messages saying it's hot. >> i told you it would be. here's a look at what is happening right now. it's still hot in many inland areas, breezy despite the onshore flow, temperatures have been climbing up to and above 100 degrees in inland areas. along the coastal areas it is relatively mild. warm and then yesterday, in virtually all locations, even san francisco with the onshore flow, or than at this time yesterday. and the inland areas, the places that hit 95-105 degrees, are lower than they were mission -- around where they were yesterday. here's the view from sutro tower, stunning views of the city in the bay right now, lol

to at 79 degrees and 63 degrees at half moon bay. blue sky looking westward from emeryville, it's a beautiful day around the bay. 96 degrees in santa rosa, novato, 85, fairfield which was at 105 degrees is down to 100 degrees. we have a clear view from mount tam looking onto the bait in the absence of a significant marine layer. these are the forecast headlines, mild-warm within closer clouds. -- coastal clouds. while week. here's your forecast animation taking us of the overnight hours, drizzle's offshore with a little bit of marine layer along the coast, may thin clouds moving over the bay. that's as far as it goes. another mainly sunny day tomorrow, and another warm one. overnight low to mature as ranging from upper 50's through the bait to the low and mid 60's inland and antioch will only

bottom out to 72 degrees. that's warm for an overnight low. low 60's at the coast, 69 degrees in self this go, upper 60's-low 80's around the bay shoreline, and many locations topped out at 100 degrees or higher, they'll be down until the 90's tomorrow. but that's still warm. he is the seven-day forecast, a sharp cooldown on tuesday with breezy conditions, and for the remainder of the week received mid-upper 80's midland, -- inland, it starts to warm up gradually and slightly next weekend, as we are not looking -- we are looking at a heat wave when that arrives. >> now, abc seven with chris alvarez. >> the battle of the bridge finale, welcoming five new members into the athletics hall of fame. they were joined on the field by fellow members of the past, including ricky henderson and dave stewart, which addressed

their potential move to las vegas. >> i'm not saying i'm angry. i'm angry at the city. in nothing together. we lost a lot of principle. we have to beat doing something with the city so that we can keep it. >> i'm a strong believer that until there is something on the dotted line and everything is signed, sealed and delivered, there is still another day. as a fan, as an x-play or, native of oakland, i am just hoping for another day. >> a big win in the stands, she said yes. oaklands nick allen with the homer of the season, makes it a three-to lead for the a's, with the giants responded with four straight runs, including 82 out

bond. thumbs up for the giants dug then the a's score for -- runs, cobb knew it immediately, haze fan -- and a's fanned -- fan router but there, runners in scoring position, strada striking out, looking in the seventh, the giants have now lost eight straight away from oracle, the a's winning six on the series, they wind the bridge trophies for the first time since 2020. as for allen, the homer hero, he felt good. >> i woke up today, and immediately went outside and got some sunlight. and that's a big thing. i woke up on the right side of the bed and now i'm coming out here and having fans in the stands like that cheering for us. it just gets the juices flowing. he saw how we play the last two

games. it's awesome. >> to get to where you want to be, you need to beat the teams are supposed to be and two games going like that is -- hopefully it will cost us at the end of the year, but it definitely has the potential to. >> when these fans come out and get their support, there is no better fans in baseball to play in front of and we showed them how much we have improved and we were competitive and we could compete. on that level. >> fun weekend in oakland, it was only a matter of time, the sharks traded erik karlsson, for two penguins as part of it team deal with montréal. he will be transferred after the trophy run. the sharks will hold on to part of his contract for salary-cap reasons, but he gets to play for stanley cup contender right away with the sharks getting a first pick and three veteran players.

what were you doing a three in the morning? soccer fans at paypal park in san jose for the world cup watching u.s. take on sweden in an illumination gain dashcam. the last world cup appearance for this player in sudden death wide right there, sweden with a chance, look at this as it goes over the line, they go to review, and it counted. after review, that is it. the u.s. eliminated on that very play. the earliest they have ever emanated. that was heartbreaking, and i watched the a's and the giants, and you see what they're talking about. talk about heartbreaking. wait and see, because there's no shovels in oakland yet. >> i am amazed by what ricky henderson said. there's so much blame of the organization, but ricky henderson is pointing the finger at the city and county of alameda and i found that

fascinating. from one of the greatest to ever play at the oakland a's. >> he was fired up it's a never-ending saga. i just cover baseball for what it's worth, and decisive see the coliseum for on a weekend. >> i think people are learning to appreciate it while you have it, because you don't know what's going to happen. they can so much, chris. still ahead, a fair to remember. the event in japantown

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>> day to of the street fair in japantown, shopping and activities have happened all day long, just wrapping up now at 6:00 p.m.. there was a thunder car show teaching muscle cars, look at those. and performances were held at the historic piece plaza stage, no food is being sold at the festival, but a good time all around. great weather. >> great for any -- anything outdoors.

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