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flowers and take pictures. >> aretha franklin died this morning in detroit. he had pancreatic cancer. ♪ [ music ] . >> reporter: she sang and lived with soul and style. ♪ [ music ] . >> reporter: the daughter of a baptist preacher, aretha franklin got her start in the church choir. she became a sting sing -- single mother in her teens. by the 1960s, she was known as the queen of soul. her biggest hit respect became an anthem of the civil rights and women's movements. she won two grammys for the song and an award from martin luther king, jr. a string of hits followed in the 1960s and 1970s. ♪ [ music ] . . am awards for her signature ded

mix of gospel, blues, rock, and pop. >> hopefully, i touch someone in a positive way. >> reporter: in 1987 she became the first female art tis induct inducted -- artist inducted in the rock and roll hall of fame. her two marriages ended in divorce, but she raised four sons and she remained an exuberant presence on stage. ♪ [ music ] . >> reporter: in later years, the honors rolled in. the presidential medal of freedom and a featured roll at president obama's inauguration. she stole the spotlight at the 2014 premier for the movie selma. but in 2017, she appeared frail, singing for elton john's aids foundation.

at that point, she had already announced it would be her final year performing in concert. ♪ [ music ] . >> reporter: as word spread that she was gravely ill, aretha franklin's friends and fans called to say a little prayer for the queen of soul. ♪ [ music ] . >> reporter: cbs news. >> and right now, tributes are pouring in from celebrity us. paul -- celebrities. paul mk cartny -- mkccartney wrote this. and elton john praised her, calling her the greatest soul arrow ti of -- artist of all time. and jackie ward is in san francisco. . >> reporter: 47 years ago, aretha franklin recorded a live album here at the fillmore west. a music critic was inside as the queen of soul took stage.

♪ [ music ] it was a huge deal for aretha franklin to record at the fillmore west. it was a coming together of youth culture and black culture. it was a high moment for the fillmore, for her, for the musicians for the audience. >> reporter: it was clear that aretha franklin's voice was incomparable. >> there was a profile down for the new yorker and e-mailed b said, you can hear the entire history of our country. amen, bro. >> reporter: he was a music7 an collected nearly all of her albums over the years. >> she's been a victim, a leader, a diva.

it's been an incredible life, incredible statement. she's imbedded into fabric of our country. >> reporter: coming stone named the album one of the 50 greatest live albums of all time. >> god put her on this earth to sing. and before her death, sources say she hand picked jennifer hudson to star in a biopic about her life. it will be where's reesed next year -- released next year. she was 76 years old. and police are looking for a man who posed as a ride share driver and sexually assaulted a woman. the victim says that she had called for a car near highway 92 and the attacker stopped and told her he was the driver. once she got in, he drove to a secluded location and attacked her.

the victim was able to escape with the help of a passerby who saw the assault happening. this is a sketch of the suspect. we don't know which ride share company the victim called. and the man charged with crashing into a chp officer and another driver killing them both is out on bail. officers believe shaun walker was driving recklessly, speeding, and distracted by his phone. the crash killed a motorcycle office and a driver. the driver was driving an suv when the officer pulled him over on i-80. that's when officers say the pickup truck veered off the highway and hit both of them. they call the crash entirely preventable. the officer was 47 years old, a 19 year veteran of the cph and leaves behind a wife and three children. the man was 49 and leaf leaves -- leaves behind a wife and

daughter. walker face two counts of vehicular manslaughter. the city of san francisco ainstalling a new bike lane barrier to make the lane two way and a buffer to separate cyclists from traffic. the city hopes to begin construction in four years. a design released two months after a driver hit and killed a pet can i cab trait -- petty cab operator, police have not found the driver approximate of and evacuation -- driver. evacuation orders in italy after a bridge collapse. 38plw wrwa -idge gave way. there are concerns more of the structure could fail. the prime minister declared a state of emergency as search teams continue to look for victims. the president's decision to

revoke former c i a director john brennan's security clearance was made for security reasons. >> the president has a constitutional responsibility to protect classified information and who has access to it. that's what's he's doing the fulfilling the responsibility. >> shortly after the announcement, president trump says he holds brennan and several others responsible for mueller's investigation. and brennan also said he was fired because of the mueller probe. and town send told cbs this morning that the same presidential powers used to revoke the clearance could be used to shut down the mueller investigation. >> if the president is relying on his article 2 powers to remove a clearance, it's the same powers if he wanted to fire mueller. >> mueller's team is still negotiating to see if the president will sit for an

interview. the president said he does want to talk with mueller. and coming up, a unique gate together in one bay area city. it's bvrment y.o.g., bring your own garbage. and these two got their groove on too close to the boston harbor. that did not look good. you may want to get your groove on outside. look how pretty it is. sunshine for the lunch break. that's great news. and also a sign that the warmer weather is on the way. we'll talk about the heatup coming up.

the only thing residents are required to bring: their trash! new at noon, a big block rt

residents are required to bring trash. the latest effort to clean up the streets of oakland. >> reporter: the mayor just announced three bulky block parties hoping to stop people who might choose to trash oakland. illegal dumping is a problem if oakland. piles of everything from mattresses to old tires left along the streets. this braisen act was captured on video on june on east 17th street. a trail of construction debris left in the dust. >> the amount of illegal dumping that takes place in the streets and in the neighborhoods is absolutely ridiculous. >> reporter: requests to pick up trash piles in oakland doubled oifr the decade -- over th12-ecade. person litter enforcement team on the streetings this fall. -- streets this fall.

our public has clean streets. >> reporter: today, the mayor is announcing three public events called bulky block parties trying to call attention to a service that exists. residents can call waste management to have the bulky waste picked up. she calls the parties an experiment. >> we're going to have food trucks and music. there will be lines and we want to be clear this is for oakland residents only. >> reporter: if you report someone for illegal dumping in oakland and they're caught, you get part of the fine. just call 311. >> the three block parties to drop off the trash for free are the following dates. august 25th on edge water drive. september 15th on victory court. and september 29th on engineer road at wake avenue. each event is 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 in the afternoon.

right now, competitors from taking over lake merit to try and row to first place. the rowing masters championships are underway and more than 1600 athletes are expected to compete. it's the first time the championship landed a spot in oakland. >> have that, it creates the festival feel. we're competing with the rest of the city for space. it's kind of a fun challenge to everybody come and brings the community out. >> if you can't check it out today, it's free and continues through sunday. a boston couple made a real splash with their dance moves. watch. watch, watch. and away they go. a couple got too close to the rope and tumbled in the water and quickly got back out. and nobody was hurt. and what song? of course, foot loose.

>> they only said no dancing in that movie. i love that they got out of control. had a good time. . isthe view. here's the view to the west. ocean beach right there in the distance. and a few clouds hanging right there over the water. and really, really pretty conditions. doubly camera -- dublin camera showing clear skies. p 8 in concord -- 78 in concord. san jose, 73. an on shore breeze at 16 miles per hour through san francisco and temperatures are not warming up too much. you'll start to feel the heat for the inland and more pleasant. and you won't get the cool, coastal air anymore. so the past few days, you've had a little bit more of the cooling. today, it begins, the warming ing trend. the ridge of high pressure is closer to southern california

and hunkering down in the next few days. ree focast f the afternoon. seeing a little bit of moisture across southern california. they're expecting thunderstorms, hail, lightning throughout southern california and possibly the southern sierra nevada. and blue skies, air quality good. no more haze from the fires. low 60s at the beaches. the heat will remain right here. antioch, brentwood, 90 breeze. 84 in danville. warmer than yesterday. around the bay, 60s for most of you. oakland may reach 70. wine country, low 80s. comfortable there. and jumping in the 90s for lake county. sunset, 8:00 p.m. here's theridge of high pressure moving over. and yes, all of the state of california will get really warm. here's the seven-day forecast. we'll see temperatures rising

to the upper 90s for saturday. that is looking to be the hottest day of the week. plenty of sunshine to come for the next seven days. it's going to be warm. get ready. >> you backed off a little bit on sunday. >> it's dropping 3 whole degrees. >> that's good. we won't leave with it on the weekend. it's up and down and that could describe the stock market. it was up this morning. but way down yesterday. so you know, so goes the dow jones. 425. and a milestone for the material girl. singer madonna turns 60 today. the superstar known for hits like vogue and like a virgin on records in her 34-year career. happy birthday, madonna. jeerso winner is helping young people.

communities of color.. and other start start welcome back. research shows in the u.s. communities of collar and other underserveded young people, chhat. ep they're using rap to get to something deeper at this oakland studio. the music and lyrics are part of an innovative hip hop

therapy program called beats, rime rhymes -- rhymes, and life. >> looking at the past and present and future and instilling the idea that your story is powerful. you are resilient and incredible. if you are not a part of this world, the world would be missing out. >> reporter: founded in 2004, beats, rhymes, and life serving those who haven't responded to traditional mental health care. exec ti director and -- executive director and cofounder says participants are uncouraged to rap about their everyday lives. >> we promote a sense of them wants to get in touch with raw emotions and express them in a way that's healthy. >> reporter: they have free16- week classes to kids in juvenile justice system, foster care, community organizations and schools.

lessons on the history of hip hop are combined with self- care. they've reached 1500 young people. >> if someone would have told me, love yourself. >> reporter: this is a former foster child. >> they tried so hard to be there for me when i had nobody. that's the same type of love and commitment and care i want to show. . >> reporter: and aspiring musician. >> you feel that togetherness, you know, without even having to think about it. >> reporter: and that's music to rob's ears. as a hip hop artist, he said music helped him overcome his own depression. youth to express emotions through hip hop, this week's ar >> rob also traveled across california and other states teaching his hip hop therapy.

so far, beats, rhymes, and life trained about 1,000 other mental health care provider remain s. and nominate your local hero for an award at kpix.com/hero. we'll be right back. art start today's tip of the

day is with the sweet, tinny tomato. it's a grape tomato. mini cherry tomatoes. it's in the stem. it's full of nutrients.

and it's august, tomato time. there's many varieties to choose from. this is one of my favorites. selection and storage is important. aren't these beautiful? nice and red like this. very important. . stem nice and green. they pull the nutrients from the stem. and free from any yellowing whatsoever. when you bring them home, on the counter. not the refrigerator. eny them what i like to do also is take them in whole, pick off the stem, put them in a bowl and a small mozzarella ball. olive bowl, mint, salt and pepper, and there you go. that's it. it's a salad in a bowl. delicious. i'm tony tantillo your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy.

>> i love when tony plans my dinner. that sounds good. >> one can hope. >> that's it for the news at noon. the bold and the beautiful is next. >> count on us. we'll see you here in these very chairs at 5:00 tonight. have a great afternoon and we'll see you tomorrow.

>> hope: [ chuckles ] i mean, there's a gift receipt if you need to exchange it. >> steffy: why would i do that? it's adorable. >> hope: i thought so, too. but, you know, there is such a thing as parents that think there is too much plush. >> steffy: uh, not this parent. you know, you didn't have to drive all the way out here. i'm gonna be at the office at some point today. >> hope: actually, i wanted to run something by you. >> steffy: i'm guessing it's not about work. >> hope: it's, um... about us. so, blended families, i mean, unconventional families, are usually the result of unforeseen circumstances.