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i am thinking, there is a hole in the boat? it feels a little iffy. >> now 11:00, this cruise ship was supposed to set sail from san francisco seven hours ago. tonight it is still sitting there after a botched parking job left it dented at the dock. what's next for the thousands o passengers currently going nowhere? >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> good evening, i am juliette goodrich in for sarah tonight. thousands of people who were

supposed to be sailing tonight are still stuck after a dockin mishap damage their cruise ship we have been watching the ruby princess from our roof camel evening and it has been sitting there all night. in the past 90 minutes princess cruises said there is still no timeframe for departure. that is because the ship technical experts and the coast guard are still trying to figure out what to do about this. the big dent in the ship. it happened as it was pulling into peer 27 earlier this evening. the impact left a visible gas. thousands of passengers were finishing up their own crews at the time and fortunately nobody was hurt. no it is up to the coast guard to determine whether the ship is fit to sail, but despite the damage a fresh set of passenger was allowed to board for the next trip. >> i was certainly thinking about how the titanic has been in the news lately, so all of a sudden i didn't know anything

about this until she told me, the next person in line, and i am thinking there is a hole in the boat? that feels a little iffy! >> she told us she was planning this trip for three years, so she did not hesitate to get in line with about 33 other passengers to get on board. >> it is my first cruise, so i am excited about it. >> i'm sure they would not let everybody get on the boat unles it was safe. >> are you somewhat concerned? >> little bit. >> long as the lifeboats work! >> i am willing to accept that they would not be getting all these people on the boat if the had concerns. >> so princess told us in a statement that will give an update on the ship's status and itinerary in the morning, adding, quote, princess will also offer a goodwill gesture of compensation once the full effect of the necessary changes is known. now on to new york city where a bus ride ended in

disaster for dozens of people. investigators said a double-decker tourist bus smashed into a city bus in manhattan this evening. >> the impact felt like it was almost like an earthquake. the whole bus was just rattling and shaking. >> city investigators said that the tour bus ran a red light an t-bones the city bus, sending glass flying. >> it felt like i was in a movie. it took a couple seconds to snap back to reality. i saw blood. >> i heard it before i felt it. i heard the boom and then i fel it. i was like oh, the bus is s safe and i never take the subwa because the bus is better. it's crazy. >> the rescue mission was a challenge for firefighters who use ladders and ropes to get people down from the top level of the tour bus. at least 27 people were hospitalized and more than 50 were checked out b paramedics, but emergency crews say that nobody's injuries are

life-threatening. new details in the search for a petaluma native missing i yosemite national park. the 24-year-old's sister said that it all started with a simple slip. she said hayden was hikin with friends at the falls on sunday afternoon when they stopped to cool off. >> they were leaning down to dunk their heads in to cool off when within a split second it sounds like hayden slept. one o his hands or knees slipped and he slept into the water, into the current. >> the family is not giving up hope and they are trying to retrace his steps. his sisters is hayden is a lifelong athlete who has participated in multipl sports from baseball to jujitsu >> he is incredibly resilient and a problem solver. he does not give up and he is the most intelligent person. if anyone were to overcome odds , it woul

be hayden. >> park rangers essay no matter your level of experience it is important to be careful around swollen falls, rivers and creeks. back home, thieves are goin after bay area mail carriers a an alarming rate. as kelsey thorne reports, they are not going after letters and packages, they are stealing something that is actually winding up on the dark web! >> reporter: margaret orlando has lived off gemini court in concord for decades. she says i that time she has never had any issue on the street until last saturday. >> i saw a male person and a co pull up and then there was four and then six. >> reporter: margaret said that her mail carrier had been robbed. thieves had stolen the master key . >> i guess he came up and pulle a gun on the male person and

took the keys. >> reporter: investigators said this is one of eight signature attacks on mail carriers since friday. he said people want to take the keys to sell on the dark web. >> the person selling it to you is trying to make a profit selling it. they don't necessarily care how good they are. >> reporter: back on gemini court, margaret says the robber has put everybody on edge. now mail carriers keep an eye out every time they stop by. >> everybody knows what happened, so we are keeping an eye on the male people. you wan to be safe.

>> the postal inspector is asking for the public's help in this. they ask anybody who know anything to contact their office. they say it is a crime just to possess one of these master keys even if it is not used for an additional crime. new tonight, the ninth circuit court is once again refusing to let cities force homeless off the streets, but the camel was not as emphatic about it as it has been in the past. cities large and small have tried and failed to overturn the ruling for years. the latest to unsuccessfully bring it to the appeals panel was grants pass, oregon. however, thurt was more divided on this case than it ha been on past ones. that is thanks to trump appointees on the panel. one judge wrote homelessness is the defining public health and safety crisis in the western u.s. >> this decision really shows the break in the ninth circuit and shows how much president trump's judicial nominees have changed the ninth circuit, in their sense that there is a

solid conservative block, but the decision here means we maintain the status quo. >> the status quo means cities can only compel people to move off the streets if they have shelter beds for them. they have already agreed to a cage match, but first elon musk and zuckerberg might be squaring off in court over meta's new thread zap. the so-called twitter killer debute yesterday and it has already amassed about 50 million users. a twitter lawyer sent meta a cease and desist order accusing zuckerberg's team of ceiling trade secrets by forcing workers to develop a copycat app. meta denied that, saying that is just not a thing. musk, who bought twitter last year, tweeted out today that competition is fine, cheating i not. police in one bay area city could soon be forced to stop

enforcing the law when it comes to certain drugs. physics, computer science and taylor swift? students at one competitive university will soon be able to study the popstar. >> i never thought i would be a professor of taylor swift, but it is something i'm probably th most proud of of anything i hav ever done. >> meet the die hard swifty who says helped her get into stanford in the first place! another cooler than average day with temperatures approaching 60s and 70s. no 80s no 90s. details coming up. and bart jik is out with a look at this year's holiday sweater. forget how it looks.

police in berkeley could soon be ordered to look the other way when it comes to certain psychedelic drugs. the city council will vote on a proposal to prevent police from arresting people for possession for personal use of natural psychedelics like mushrooms, synthetics and mdma. it would still be illegal along with the selling or gifting of any psychedelics. oakland, san francisco and santa cruz have also passed similar measures.

stanford students will be clamoring for a seat on a new course on taylor swift. our lauren toms met the student and lifelong swifty who will be teaching it. >> reporter: ava jeffs is entering her professor erra. sh is gearing up to quite literall teach the course on taylor swift, something she could only imagine in her wildest dreams. >> i never thought it would be professor of taylor swift, but it is probably something i am the most proud of of anything i have ever done. >> reporter: today at 19 she will be one of stanford's youngest faculty members, but the school could see it coming when she put taylor swift lyric in her application essay. very poetic moments in my life. i felt like i have never had that kind of moment, where everythin seemed like it was just falling

into place. i was having this moment. i think i said i was ready to taste the fullness of life again. >> it will focus on one taylor swift album per week starting with her debut album and ending with her latest release midnights. just says the goal i to focus on her unique storytelling through songwriting. >> she is intentional in her songwriting. she always puts in little details that add up to creating a scene in your head. the way she has created these eras over her career has given people a world to immerse themselves in. >> it all starts with the title of the course, the last great american songwriter, storytelling with taylor swift through the eras. >> that came from her song the last great american dynasty, which i think is one of her bes storytelling songs. it has a history behind it with the stor behind rebecca harkness and her house and how she was viewed i

the town that she lived in, tha society that she lived in, and how taylor bought that house later on. >> on campus, jeffs says students can spot her in some o her memorabilia. >> i wear this hat pretty much every day to class. >> reporter: jeffs is filling a blank space in stanford's cours collection and hopes that it will encourage enough students to finish the legacy. she knows swift's influence and artistry all too well. >> so this will be offered next year through the course program it is considered an activity an will not factor into a student' gpa. right? best video ever. thi california fisherman might have the best story of all to tell about the one that got away.

paul, he did end up surrenderin his best catch to his new frien as he likely showed, right? but the animal just suddenly hopped aboard and this happened in redondo beach. well, the satisfied sea lion then, let's see -- >> he has to hack the system a little bit! this guy catches th fish, i just have to go up ther and take them! and he is not going to stop me because i am much, much bigger. this is the first sea lion story we have heard without side effects. yeah. >> ready? >> there it is! let's talk weather. such a gentle sea lion! let's take a look at what's happening. big picture pattern favors cool conditions continuing not just tomorrow bu into the weekend. a parade of ripples helping to kick in the onshore breeze and deepen the

marine layer. there is just les atmosphere pressing down on us. all these factors are combining to keep the temperature cool an the onshore breeze has helped our air quality. this is where we will stay friday, saturday, sunday and monday. beyond that the weather pattern will continue to shift. get back int a hot pattern beginning tuesday and wednesday and that is when our air quality might deteriorate a little bit. temperatures will stay warmer for a while. we are talking about above normal temperatures likely as we move towards mid july . eight 14 day outlook takes us all the way to july 20th. once it warms up it will stay warm, but right now it is cool and even a little bit drizzly. temperatures in the mi to upper 50s to exactly 60 degrees right now in san jose. the fog and low clouds will be widespread as we head through the rest of tonight an interest tomorrow morning. the fog dissipates quickly and should b out of here by 9:00 or 10:00 at

the latest. it takes out a little longer to clear around the baby around the coast you will not be read of the clouds just yet. about five degrees below normal near the water but a good 10 to 12 degrees below normal further inland. upper 60 to around 70 around the south end of the bay and that is pretty much it. it is up to 80 around morgan hill and gilroy and mostly mid to low 70s in th tri-valley . the warmest spots inland and in the east payroll only up to 80 degrees. this is weird temperature map for early july. low to mid 60s around the bay. most of the north bay manages to climb into the 70s. the further north you go the more likely you will get a little bit further into the 80s and even up to 90 degrees for clearlake. it will not be that way for the first day of the giant series against the colorado rockies tomorrow evening. first pitch will be noticeably breezy for the first few hours of the game and gradually the wind should die down. if you are heading down t

pebble beach, looks like temperatures will be about what you would expect at pebble beach, right around 60 degrees each day through the weekend. temperatures to warm up next week back to the low 70s in san francisco, but wednesday and thursday up to about 80 degrees in oakland. the inland temperatures will go up from the 70s back into the 80s and even the 90s by wednesday and thursday, especially the hottes spots. you can head to the coas for relief , where temperatures will only warm up into the mid-60s. vern? straight ahead in sports, how is this for openers? openin round of the 78th u.s. women's open at pebble beach for the first time! and the much-anticipated u.s. open pro debut of rose zhang, who secure the women's course record at the pebble beach

city lights! so you don't normally hear women's open golf

with -- >> certainly at pebble beach! never happened before! >> with drama! >> yeah. a competitor was disqualified after five holes because her caddie used one of those yardage devices, and you cannot do that! who knew? you see them all the time all of th public courses. people pull out a thing from their bag and they go okay, i got 150 yards. well, you can't do that! and it certainly cost them. we are talking about golf, and why not pebble beach opened its grounds to the usga and 156 of the best women in the game teed it up! the u.s. women's open first round. how tough was it? the open is par 72. the average today was over 75, and all this public cared about was what was at the bottom of his day at the beach! the biggest crowd was fo

rose zhang and her group. she was one under and crowds came t ct shots like this. three birdies in the first seven hole for stanford's two-time ncaa champs. in a loss of momentum, she got some back at the equall iconic 17th green. watch this chip! nearly holding out! she finished 2/73 -- gives me, 2/74, six back of the lead. afternoon round got cold. lpga rookie got the sniffles, which did not prevent her from executing a perfect tee shot at number seven! look at this one! how do they perfect the backspin? i just want to get it on the green! tardy is the lone american, 369 today, one off th lead by the leaders at four under par. nba! nothing to see here, just that the league gave the

okay for teams to officially announce their respective deals permission granted to announce chris paul to golden state. baseball. hello, sir! comfy good? let's go! it was all detroit. jake marisnick in the fourth. score this a double off the wall! brought home a run an oakland allowed seven runs in 2/3. it got so bad that the a's brought in infielder jace peterson to pitch the eighth. matt vierling drove it and kemp went up and got it. peterson pitched a scoreless inning, a bright spot in a 9-0 loss. oakland will be a boston and that will be tomorrow. back to the women's u.s. open. very tough conditions. the best players in the world scored 7/79, 76 and 76. the

conditions are to get tougher a the day goes on. round two is tomorrow. >> how do you think you would match up in that? >> i once played a pebble beach and lost eight golf balls by myself! eight golf balls gone! >> that answered my question. all right, vern, thank you! remember these groovy volkswagen buses? they

take a look at this. these retro vw buses will soon be driving themselves around austin, texas. a self driving test program is being launched within the city. 10 electric fans will have a human backup driver. they hope to launch the service in austin by 2026, not as a taxi company but an owner

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a vanity license plate in nevada has gone viral on facebook now that the nevada dm has decided to recall it. so what did adam do? adam's plate reads -- vern, you read it. >> go back to california! >> one person reading it did no enjoy it.

>> they said we feel we don't like your license plate. >> if it goes against the statute we have a duty to execute on that and call it. >> here is a background . vanit plates cannot be racist or sexist. they cannot be derogatory or obscene. they cannot reference drugs or gangs so is there a violation here? h helps to prove that there is not. in fact there is a hearing next week, so if the judge decides with him, oh, depends o the judge, he will get to keep the plates. otherwise he is got to take the plates off and then we decide what the plates are going to say. >> he thinks it's worth fightin for! >> clearly! >> he sounds like a delightful person. it is like people who wear t-shirts that say all sort of weird stuff. you are like oh you should advertise that you are that