three cars were vandalized over the evening. take a look at that. officers arrested 32 adults, and anyone juveniles were cited and released. police chief bill scott released a statement in twitter saying this behavior will not be tolerated. officers took action to hold them accountable for brazenly

engaging in reckless behavior. the class was called an attack on youth. he called the police force and abuse of power, a waste of money, and trauma for our young people.>> eight democratic club also posted a statement on social media saying it is "outrage" by the show of force. he is demanding and independent investigation into the arrests, and a police response. cleanup continues for some in the pacific heights neighborhood after what some described as an explosion last night. a car was damaged and windows were blown out. it all started with an underground vault buyer. >> neighbors describe sounds and sights that they won't forget.

it all happened fast.>> it was a huge noise. it was more than a firecracker, it was like a bomb. it's one of the loudest sounds of ever heard.>> he was visiting from california. >> all of the windows shattered. some of the glass was hanging out above our windows. it was scary.>> alex was cleaning up glass today as he and his family had just walked away from the front window when they heard a loud sound.>> we thought it was a boiler that had exploded in our own building. we heard a lot of car alarms going off outside, and i poked my head out, the tesla that was on bob that manhole cover was on fire.>> windows of nearby buildings were blown out and a car parked on the manhole was destroyed.>> i'm thankful i wasn't in the vehicle, and i'm

being told there were no injuries. >> she parked her tesla and went to be with her sister when she got a notification that her car alarm was triggered.>> i got there and another explosion happened, i have it on video. it's unfortunate. i just bought the car, it's my first car ever.>> they saw smoke coming from an underground vault and confirmed the failure of an underground transformer. customers lost power, but it was restored overnight and no injuries were reported. a man is behind bars, accused of starting a brush fire. the fire broke out last night in a field near callahan lane. neighbors saw a man start the fire. firefighters say the neighbors detained the man until police arrived. dozens of firefighters responded because of the windy conditions and how close the

flames were two homes. they had a controlled one hour later. one firefighter was hurt, but he is expected to be okay. eight quick response in contra costa county, cal fire put out a grass fire and flames burned one and half acres. no structures were damaged. it started from a spark. foggy in the city, sunny in other spots, but not warm anywhere, really. well, that's going to change. we are going to see some of this low cloud cover and ocean air conditioning on overdrive as it starts to fade. right now it's 61 degrees at sfo, you see the fog pouring through again, but you don't expect nifty nine degrees in livermore after a high today of

only 68. the coolest july high temperature since july 15 of 2001, 60 degrees, 20 degrees below average, similar for those inland valleys and the east bay, just 69 degrees for the high, and as they move forward, we have that sea breeze going tonight and low clouds that start tomorrow morning, we will begin to see some changes and less of the marine air influence on tuesday morning. notice what is missing there, we are not seeing as much in the way of low clouds. starting tuesday, temperature get close to those summertime averages, near 90 inland. watch out for some hot temperatures and strong high pressure that builds back toward california. we will go to toward 80s and 90s inland, and likely above 100 degrees starting as early as friday. we will look at the next heat wave on the way and the impact it could have on next weekend's forecast, coming up in a minute. the search is on for a dangerous inmate who escaped

police custody near sacramento. the escape happened in roseville, just northeast of sacramento. eric abram is accused of shooting and wounding a chp officer back in april, then he allegedly took bystanders hostage, killing one of them and injuring the other, now dozens of law enforcement officers are looking for him and asking for public help finding him. he escaped from the sutter roseville medical center early this morning, he has been in custody since thursday and is being treated for an unknown medical condition. >> he was transported here by ambulance and undercard. he has been under 24 hour guard since arriving at the hospital. unfortunately today a man was able to escape. >> we are not getting any details on that escape. he is described as 6 feet tall with brown hair, last seen with only those orange inmate pants. we are learning more about

a deadly plane crash last night. authorities have identified the passenger killed when a single engine plane ran into a power line near the end of the runway. the pilot is in critical condition. the plane ended up upside down after hitting the electrical line last night. the county sheriff says they were returning to san rafael after a business trip in nevada. the ntsb is inves getting exactly what happened. the crash left 2000 people without power for several hours. a hospital plans to close the inpatient psychiatric facility next month, leaving patients concerned and state leaders searching for options. our reporter has the details and the response from the hospital.>> good samaritan hospital is closing the inpatient psychiatric facility at the mission oaks campus. that closure is slated for

august 20, and it would mean the loss of 18 inpatient psychiatric beds, and the entire county would be left with fewer than 200 similar beds. aca healthcare operates good samaritan hospital, which is closing a facility because of a staffing shortage. they say that samaritan has done everything in its power to help the behavioral health unit, even with a telehealth option. in the post-pandemic ecosystem, they can't find qualified staffing for the unit. local and state leaders are worried about what the closure could mean for the patients. >> these are expensive operations in term of cost and investment, but the private sector needs to be pulling its weight, not to be in just for the profit. i think that was the problem. they are big enough, they have the corporate budget large enough for them to keep those beds open until there is some

kind of transition.>> the state senator says he is working with the governor's office to see if more can be done to keep those 18 beds open. we just talked to a former patient who came to this facility after she was in mental distress. she said this facility helps her immensely. she is very concerned about what will happen to other patients like herself, and she's advocating that it remain open. we will hear from her tonight. >> they finally sailed away, a ship had an unexpected stay in san francisco. >> plus an emergency unfolding in southern california with million-dollar homes wrecked by landslides, we have the latest

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take a look at this massive landslide that forced the evacuation of one dozen homes in southern california. residents noticed a land shift yesterday afternoon, and they were evacuated shortly after. damage to some of these homes is substantial. you can see it here. walls broke apart or shifted when the land slid away. no one was hurt. they shut out power and gas. the red cross is hoping to find shelter. the area is unstable and not safe to return to. it is not yet clear what caused the landslide. 2700 passengers finally set sail on the ruby princess this afternoon, the ship was bound for alaska after several days of delays, the ship hit the dock on thursday.

they've been busy making repairs. alyssa was therefore the long- awaited departure.>> sunday afternoon the ruby princess set sail from san francisco to alaska. the ship was supposed to leave thursday afternoon, but she collided with a dock at pier 27, which left a big hole. after some repairs, the coast guard deemed ruby princess fit for sailing.>> we are still going to make the most of it, but it will be fun going out there and enjoying a cruise. >> the ship is setting sail for three days and will stop in alaska for one day, then head to british columbia before heading to san francisco next sunday. some passengers opted out of this abbreviated trip.>> it is not worth it.>> they are

offering passengers a full refund for those who did not sale, those who did choose to go are being offered a semi-5% refund. those on board are celebrating the city by the bay. in san francisco, alyssa gord, nbc bay area news. >> san jose is working to train civilians to respond to disasters. the community emergency response team is a 20 hour commitment that teaches regular people how to respond to disasters and hazards in the city. montier's learn fire safety, search and rescue, organization and disaster medical operations. the program started after 2017 floods where 14,000 people had to be evacuated.>> the city realized that they didn't have enough first responders to address these issues, and so that's why we got going in san

jose, so they don't have to rely on first responders or the government for help. so the program has big plans. 1000 people have completed the training, and san jose is looking to increase that up to 20,000 people. if you are interested, you can sign up online. classes are available in english, in spanish, and in vietnamese. the alameda county fair is wrapping up, organized by hundreds of thousands of people. they are enjoying much cooler temperatures. it has been a month of rides, games, food, performances, races, livestock expeditions and so much more. it's a bittersweet end, most animals are bought before the fair is over.>> it's a relief. i have spent time with them. i know they have been raised with quality care.

especially these guys, they've never been given antibiotics or anything like that. they've got the best feet around. >> they had it good. >> on this final night you can see they are putting on a drone and fireworks show, people are enjoying it for sure.>> it was 20 degrees lower than usual there.>> huddling by the barbecue.>> tonight it is cold, livermore and the tri-valley, upper 60s for the high, and 20 degrees below the seasonal average for this time of year. right now it is a chilly evening, breezy and san jose, and we are looking at the last little bit of sunshine over the top here, and heading off to the east. there's a look at livermore, a chilly 59 degrees. low clouds are on the move. and it's a pretty view, look at the colors. the blanket of low clouds is back inland. it is lowering over the top of

salesforce tower, disappearing into the clouds. you can see the strong onshore winds and the air is up to 24 mph wind gusts. monday starts just like we saw this weekend, and we begin to see some changes during the afternoon with a little bit earlier breakouts of sunshine around the central bay. temperature start to climb up a little bit more for the tri- valley and east bay. we start out once again in the 50s, 60s and lower 70s around lunchtime. upper 60s, around 80 in livermore, 70s and san jose, it'll 60s closer to san francisco, 70 in oakland, and by tuesday, this is where we should be, not 60 degrees in

livermore, 89 degrees, that will feel a lot warmer, closer than average for this time of year. it is and san jose, upper 60s and sentences go, middle 70s in oakland, and you might be distracted by that seven-day forecast as the temperatures crawl upward after wednesday. the high pressure is building back toward california. we see a peaking of intensity, saturday and sunday next week and should be the hottest temperatures with the four-day heatwave that lightly takes us from friday into next monday. we are in the 90s to around 100 degrees in solano county. should this verify like we had a week ago, i think we will see heat advisories for the interior, the north bay, the inland, east bay and san jose and southport. saturday the inland areas start out warmer. we have a chance of climbing up to that range, and similar

temperatures on sunday before those temperatures start to drop off by next monday. a couple more days of mild temperatures for inland areas. then we go 10 or 20 degrees difference by next weekend. pay attention to that. it is comfortably cool for now, with some big changes rolling in through next weekend. >> keep those jackets handy for a couple days. it was a good start and send off for team usa today. the defending champs beat wales 2-0. soccer fans predict it's not going to stop. >> we are going to win the world cup. we are going to go down under and win it all.>> we are

following them to new zealand's, we are going to watch and cheer them on, i can't wait.>> they've got a really good chance, i think so.>> it is pretty much settled.>> i think so. >> we've got highlights from the game, coming up in a few minutes. >> he's got friends. >> that's right. i'm standing here on the 18th green. check this out. all the cheers. we d a very ha

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historic day to wrap up a historic week for women's golf. let's look at the final round highlights. the first time this team played at pebble beach, the hometown hero gave fans a reason to cheer. a final round 76, finishing tied for 33rd and +8. a former stanford grade gets her round going, she would birdie 10 and 12. she has a couple hiccups on the back end, both of the par fives coming home, she finished tied for ninth and +1. the story of sunday, allison fires three under 69 for the final round. she wins the women's open at nine under par, in a three stroke victory. let's hear it for the champion. >> described this moment. >> unreal. this weekend felt like a dream

come true, it has been really awesome to be out at pebble this week.>> i wouldn't trade this experience for the world. it has been really memorable. i had so many fans and fun family friends out there, i had good times with the crowd, so i'm really just living every moment.>> she goes down as the first winner of the pebble beach at pockets a record $2 million first placed check. and they will still take home $8000. in san jose, the u.s. women's national team takes on wales in the final before heading to the women's world cup in australia and new zealand. alex morgan was named the cocaptain of the team on friday, scoreless until late in the second half, sophia smith is caught up to trinity, the

daughter of dennis rodman, she scored twice in the match. the u.s. wins it, and will face vietnam. the 11th home run of the season, or than enough for logan webb. he struck out 10, a complete game shutout.>> that's a fly ball to deep left field. while has that ball hit.>> the monster mash over the green monster in boston. the red sox rally to score the next three runs, they head into the all-star break with a four- game losing streak. believe it or not, golf is not

over. i went from championship round to celebrity golf, next week i will be in tahoe for the american century championship. i'm looking forward to that. let's just enjoy the view.>> it doesn't look real. it is so perfect. it's perfect.>> it has been beautiful, even when overcast, it is still beautiful. for the last few days the sun has been out. the view is spectacular.>> indeed. so just be clear, you are covering the celebrity tournament, you are not in it.>> no, i'm covering it, but i will still be enjoying it. i will still be enjoying it. e mething tells me th life is uncertain.

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[ music ] thank you for joining us for bay area news.>> the minor earthquakes we have regularly in the bay area are a reminder that we all live near a seismic fault line.>> for years they've been working on retrofitting earthquake prone buildings, but the illustrative unit found hundreds of properties are behind on retrofits.>> as you can see, we have faults that go around the san francisco bay. what if i told you that you could be stepping into a building and not even know that you are at risk? the city has ordered a retrofit for thousands of buildings. they are prone to collapse during earthquakes. the work is way overdue for hundreds of buildings. >> oh, my god, we are having an earthquake. can you feel that?>> 911.>>

these are images from a 1989 6.9 magnitude earthquake. property damage ran into the billions. nearly half of the homes that were destroyed were buildings with weaker support in the bottom floor, typically from a large open area, a garage, and this demonstration shows how they can collapse on themselves during a serious earthquake.>> there are close to 5000 of these buildings in the city with 114,000 people who live in the building.>> ryan strong oversees the mandatory seismic retrofit program. it requires upgrades to multifamily buildings. by the city's count, 91% of the 4900 buildings have been

retrofitted, but work is years overdue, and 9% of the properties see that retrofitting takes time and money. >> you need to find engineers, you need to find contractors, you need to submit a permit.>> devin johnson went through the process with two of his properties and it cost him $150,000 for one and $400,000 for the other.>> that one was cheaper, it was an open building, we didn't have to redo the foundation. >> he like many others use in law units to offset the cost. they retrofitted more than 500 buildings in san francisco and oakland.>> it is like insurance, you don't use it every day. an earthquake happens, you see that retrofitting, and how they can help you to alleviate the

cost. >> retrofit work should have been completed by september 2021, but about 9%, 438 buildings are still in violation. you can see these buildings, you can see a substantial concentration in places like the mission district and here, the marina district. they are quite easy to spot. the investigative unit started checking out the ones listed as noncompliant and noted at least seven buildings used as motels. some have popular shops on the ground floor. the properties that missed the deadline were issued a notice of violation with a warning displayed in the front of the building. during business, we only spotted one warning sign. we checked with the city to verify requirements and then we rechecked. it was better, but not 100%.

we spoke to people at the front desk who identified themselves as property managers, and did not seem to know what i was talking about. a manager here said that they had submitted a request to demolish the building instead of retrofitting it. the city assessed the request under review. the manager said earthquakes are a natural phenomenon, and there is nothing that they can do, but the department of building inspection disagrees. they responded with a statement, saying if the violations are sustained, it would likely result in an order of abatement against the property. johnson says retrofitting was a win-win for him, tenants are more safe and his investment is protected, but he also sees why others have not complied. >> it's not cheap. some of them may have purchased buildings for a much lower price, a long time ago. they really don't have the capital to do the work.>> since we visited the noncompliant

properties, the department has issued an order of abatement for one of the owners and referred the others to a directors hearing. they never returned our messages. >> if you have a story for the investing of unit, give us a call or visit our website. president joe biden has landed in europe, kicking off a five date trip. he arrived in england on sunday. he ported air force one first off in london. his arrival marks the start of a three nation trip that will be dominant by a summit in lithuania. the president is also expected to meet with king charles iii. an announcement was made last week that there are plans to send cluster bombs to ukraine. in philadelphia, severe

storms are causing flooding and flood risk today. several counties remain under flood watches and warnings with heavy rain. several roadways are flooded in spots. powerlines were brought down by high wind. no injuries have been reported in connection with the severe weather, but you can see as much rain as we usually get for the entire summer. and in southern california, brush fire has scorched more than 1000 acres. this was friday afternoon, shutting down lanes just before they reached the grapevine. all lanes of interstate 5 are now open in the area. the fire is now 90% contained. again it burned 1000 acres. a mother is making sure police have the tools that they need as they respond to situations involving people with autism and special needs. they are using an autism safety alert form and encourage positive interactions with police. sandra florez has the report.>> what color? what color?

brown. wyatt loves cars. he loves trains, he loves water. >> wyatt jensen is like every active five-year-old. those are things he's going to be excited about and run toward if he can. >> he is autistic. >> he is sensitive to light and motion.>> whitney says her son safety is her biggest priority.>> a couple times he has bolted unexpectedly. he used to not even come to his name. there were a few scary incidents.>> she found an autism safety alert form and a support group on social media. >> god forbid he gets away from a family member or myself, a family friend, and we are not able to find him, the police department has the information ahead of time. they've got the info on deck.>> britney contacted the police department to see if they would be interested.

the department didn't hesitate.>> we sat down, we reached out to an organization and they went over the form with us and recommended some changes, they said this works really well for us. >> the form can be filled out in person or online. it includes name, stability, likes and dislikes, to help officers to interact with people affected by autism or other special needs.>> this goes to the records department. they will put all the information into a database. now law enforcement has contact with an individual and as soon as we run the name, it will give us an alert that they have special needs. >> other law enforcement agencies are catching on. >> we have been in contact with other agencies in the local area. what they really want to do is adapt their policies and create policies, linking our systems together for the exchange of information freely and quickly.

>> britney hopes the form can help to save lives.>> if it even helps one special-needs or autistic individual, then i am happy, i think we have succeeded.>> sandra florez reporting. up next, providing comfort, meet the woman who is showing her appreciation for veterans. a bay area prospect, next. you can now access bay area news whenever you want. you can watch breaking news, news confens, and repeated news

san francisco is mourning the loss of a parks and recreation commissioner who died on friday. he was sworn in in 2021.

his leadership was invaluable, he spent his life working in a book service. he had a lifelong love of the city's parks. he reopened several closed facilities. american flags were flying all over the bay area. for many, a symbol of freedom. garvin thomas has tonight's bay area proud.>> stop by the livermore veterans memorial on any given monday and you will find the main hall taken over by quilters, women who are busy at work turning many different pieces of fabric into something else. singular creations. each one is destined to be given to a united states

veteran. the effort is fittingly being led by michelle, fitting because it is this project that brought different pieces of her life together, and with beautiful results.>> i was born to do this. when you have moved to your life with different experiences and you come to something, you say everything i've learned in my life is helping me to a compass what i've been doing today. i'm so grateful for that. >> in the late 1970s she met her husband chuck. it was two years into the relationship when he told her about his service in vietnam and his less than welcome homecoming. >> a lot of vietnam veterans had to fly under the radar, a lot of hate was generated toward veterans from vietnam. they just didn't talk about it. >> over the years, michelle helped chuck to recover from the trauma of war and fell into quilting to create peace for

herself. >> you create art as a function, it is fabulous. >> in 2015 she witnessed a presentation where different passions merged into one. >> it touched me so deeply. i said to my husband this is what i'd like to do.>> as a member of the quilt skilled, michelle runs the local chapter of quilts of valor, and has overseen the creation and presentation of hundreds of quilts. many are often moved to tears. >> service done in such a way that a veteran cannot only hear, but feel.

>> if you know someone doing something extraordinary in your community, we want to hear about it, send garvin an email. you can also tag us on facebook, instagram, and twitter. >> rob is standing by with a chilly number right next to him. >> it is chilly as we wrap up the weekend, temperatures later the weekend, temperatures later this week could be most 40 al

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crowd. three other artists have all had objects thrown at them. one artist was hit in the face with a cell phone. she got a black eye. a 47-year-old man was arrested and charged for that incident. lawmakers and health experts are raising concerns over a new energy drink, prime, advertised as zero sugar and vegan, it comes in a neon can, but it also has 200 mg of caffeine per can, equal to six coax or a pair of red bulls. logan paul created the drink which quickly became a viral sensation. chuck schumer called on the fda today to investigate the effect of prime on kids. the drink is banned in the uk, and australia, and pediatricians are warning of impacts like heart problems, anxiety, and digestive

issues. the cdc is warning about one allergy that is being spread by infective tics. the bugs feed on blood. if you find one on you or your children, the advice is to save it. if you develop an illness, doctors can test the tech and find out what disease you have been exposed to. the cdc warning is that the lone star tick can trigger several symptoms. >> it is not just a lyme disease tick. there are other tics that are indigenous to the southwest of the country, and they make their way back here as well.>> some sate summer travel is playing into the disease. you may be inadvertently bringing home a virus. all the more reason to take precautions, where light

clothing, and take symptoms of illness is seriously early on. there are model trains, then there are garden model railroads worthy of their own conventions. you are looking at one of the intricate models from the national garden railway convention. the creator robert has spent countless hours creating elaborate scenes. a longtime model train enthusiast recently found out how to take his hobby to the next level.>> i've been collecting trains over 30 years, i am trying to figure out how to do it out here in the yard. five years ago i went to a club function. everything clicked.>> the 1950's style model, if you look closely, you will see the movie theater where he grew up

watching movies, his childhood church and the bank where his dad worked 47 years, and the house where he proposed to his wife and raised his children. that is cool, well done.>> very, very detailed. rob may is in now. it's a cool day with more cool days on the way. so we shouldn't be seeing a high in the middle 60s. everything about the change, a slight warm-up tomorrow, back to average by tuesday, way above average by the end of the week. right now it is chilly around the santa clara valley with 60s, look at the clouds, they have already spilled in. the northwest wind is at 15 mph, and we take you to livermore, 68 degrees today, should be closer to 80 tomorrow, westwind at 13, and low clouds out toward the altamont pass.

low clouds, above 60 degrees, westwind at 18, san francisco is getting to see some changes to the low clouds. things start to warm up and you may notice over the next couple days low clouds by the tops of the downtown buildings, dropping closer to ground level. the towers disappearing into the clouds, dense fog advisory's for your bridge commute as early as tomorrow morning, and a better chance of that as the eric continue to get squished down by strengthening high pressure as we head into tuesday morning out on the coast. notice all the low clouds. this part of the forecast tomorrow looks the same, clouds in the morning, clearing earlier in the day around casper valley. watch what happens on tuesday. less of the low clouds inland, progressively temperatures climb closer than average for the first half of the week. the gusts of wind we are seeing will still be on shore tomorrow, but not as strong as

the wind speeds we saw for the weekend. less of the ocean air conditioning inland, more clouds over the next few mornings. we have 50s to start the day tomorrow, we will see low 70s around san jose, middle 70s at a high of 75 in san jose, livermore looking a little bit more like livermore near 80 degrees, 65 in san francisco, 70 in oakland, and now where we should be this time of year, this is what we are going to see in the tuesday forecast, upper 80s for livermore, lower 80s for san jose, 60 still in semper cisco, 75 in oakland, things start to trend noticeably hotter on friday and probably through next monday with high pressure strengthening right now at expected to reach a peak on next weekend, saturday and sunday. now we have gone above average, upper 90s, around 100 degrees for the east bay, middle to upper 90s south of san jose, and saturday we are trending a little bit hotter with rain at 105 degrees with temperatures possibly hitting 101 degrees.

you can see here it is friday through next monday where we have real heat in the forecast for next weekend. oakland and san francisco, while it will trend warmer, we will probably not see heat advisories based on those locations. the sea breeze will hang on just enough for temperatures to stay comfortable and not as cold. we have a chance of 100 next weekend. the door shut on indiana jones. a look at the box office

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final goodbye topped the box office, it was overturned by another franchise this weekend. >> the fifth installment of the insidious series scared up $32 million for debut weekend. indiana jones five, the dial of destiny took second place in the second weekend, $26 million followed by the faith-based sounds of freedom, and disney's elemental. >> there is no stopping him. guardians of the galaxy multivolume three is at $7.6 million. i'm so out of the loop.>> have you ever heard of mission

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