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jonathan bloom, "abc7 news." >>> can convenience cost you?er and how do you pick them? >> michael finney has been looking into the best and the worst of the bay area cleaners. >> drycleaners tend to operate in their own little world. most of us use the one in our neighborhood, but is that a good idea? in some areas, there's a drycleaner on every corner, so competition keeps prices down and quality up. right? not always. >> we found just astoundingly large price differences from place to place. >> reporter: that's kevin brazler. he's with bay area consumers checkbook. they found you don't get more just because you pay more. >> people just don't shop around. they go down to the corner and dump the clothes off. some people have a sense of their getting ripped off. but for the most part, people just don't shop around at all. >> reporter: one of the most highly rated drycleaners is glenn park cleaners. it gets good reviews for price and service. michelle lynch is a customer. >> they're efficient. they always seem to know who you are. they've got y

i'm jonathan bloom with why they're here and why they're headed, ahead on "abc7 news." >>> plus, the moment of success the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. things are heating up on the wta time to play when the us open series hits stanford... for the bank of the west classic, join the celebration of summer. where the action off the court, is just as hot as the action on it. july 31st through august 6th join us monday, july 31st for net generation kids' day. the ultimate family tennis experience! don't miss the wta action while it's in stanford. >>> well, it sounds like a movie, a mysterious foreigner comes to the bay area, buys a plane, and takes flying lessons to smuggle hundreds of pounds of illegal drugs. the man planned to go from sa

i'm jonathan bloom with why they're here and why they're headed, ahead on "abc7 news." >>> plus, the moment of success for who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> well, it sounds like a movie, a mysterious foreigner comes to the bay area, buys a plane, and takes flying lessons to smuggle hundreds of pounds of illegal drugs. the man planned to go from santa rosa to hawaii before getting to australia. that's 2400 miles on the first leg and 5300 on the second. kate larson is live in santa rosa with more on this story. kate? >> reporter: well, ama, the owner of this business said his australian customer could barely start the engine of one of these planes, much less take off and land. yet he told people he wanted to fly hims

he's our baby. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> authorities day identified the oakland man who died in the russian river sunday afternoon. garcia was with a group of friends and family on a stand bar about 300 yards upstream of steelhead beach. he swam across the river to the shore. on the way back he went under water and did not surface. it appears alcohol was not a factor in his death. >>> an affluent east bay town is apparently extremely short on cash. late last month more ago authorized a fiscal emergency. that's the first legal step california cities can take before declaring actual bankruptcy. it gives officials in the wealthy town to speed up a referendum for fees to boost revenue. . there was damage to a bridge in april and a massive sinkhole that they're blaming for the problem. >>> 290,000 gallons of water is being dumped after someone broke into a water tank and possibly contaminated it. someone cut through a chain link fence and a lock on friday in order to get to this tank. it provides water to 1,000 customers and has since been taken offline. tests have not tu

jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> as of today it will cost you more to cross the golden gate bridge. the toll went up 25 cents to $7.75 this morning but you'll pay only $6.75 if you have fastrak. they need to narrow a budget gap. another toll hike is scheduled next year. >> only $3 just a few years ago. looking for a new car, but only on certain models. >> michael finney is here with more on that. michael? >> the auto industry has hit a bump. but for small vehicles is what it is. u.s. auto sales are down but not as much as had been predicted. cars, suvs, crossovers are selling well. sales of small cars and sedans are in a steady decline. ford told "usa today" the sales have peaked. so what does this mean to you? there are deals on sedans and small cars so bargain hard. >>> every year there are 150 children under the age of 5 drowning in swimming pools. most are between the months of june and august. 88% happen when a parent is present which means parents must make a plan. >> they have to designate a water watcher. supervision is a key instrument when it comes to having safer water es

i'm jonathan bloom with where it came from on abc 7 news. >>> we'll check with the crew out live until 7:00 p.m. you can visit michael finney at the cord a one laugh, and hello sensitive bladder. so i tried always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. snap! so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind. always discreet. for bladder leaks. >>> a missing girl who police say was taken by her mother. she was last seen this afternoon at 3:15. she was wearing a black shirt and black pants and gray tennis shoes and short hair in twists. police say her mother, davis, has diminished capacity. the mother has two braids and last seen wearing a black jacket and blue jeans. if you've seen these two, please call 911 immediately. >>> the reaction to the release of the suspect. >> he is a former substitute teacher blamed for spray painting racist and anti-police graffiti. >> lonnie rivera tells us how he was caught. >> up and down the street, yes. ours had the anarchist sign. >> this berkeley resident remembers waking up june 28th to t

i'm jonathan bloom with where it came from on abc 7 news. >>> we'll check with the crew out live untilm. you can visit michael finney at the cord a >>> a missing girl who police say was taken by her mother. she was last seen this afternoon at 3:15. she was wearing a black shirt and black pants and gray tennis shoes and short hair in twists. police say her mother, davis, has diminished capacity. the mother has two braids and last seen wearing a black jacket and blue jeans. if you've seen these two, please call 911 immediately. >>> the reaction to the release of the suspect. >> he is a former substitute teacher blamed for spray painting racist and anti-police graffiti. >> lonnie rivera tells us how he was caught. >> up and down the street, yes. ours had the anarchist sign. >> this berkeley resident remembers waking up june 28th to this scene. cars and homes tagged, including his property. >> police came and talked to me and said, you know, did you -- do you have any enemies or anything like that? it's like no. he started saying it's up and down the street. >> some of the slogans were rac

. >> here's jonathan bloom from our station in san francisco. >> reporter: through the spirit whiskeyauren patz adding yeast but next door in the barrel room the sound is much different. you don't often see a barrel of whiskey rocking out to a dance mix but that's exactly what' puo a few very select barrels for a few years now. it's been an interesting experiment for us. >> reporter: there's one listening to michael jackson. >> this one is just pure led zeppelin. >> played on repeat for three years. >> listening to the same play list for three years in a row you'll either go crazy or become like a genius, right. so let's hope for a little bit of both. >> reporter: there is some crazy genius here. whiskey derives much flavor in its oak barrels moving in and out of the w expands and contracts with changing weather. >> how can we get the interaction between the liquid and wood itself to behave in a different way and we thought we could excite that by using sound vibrations. >> reporter: the exact effects are up for debate. one thing is clear, there is a difference between these and it's

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jonathan bloom is live now to explain. jonathan?reporter: they play a lot of different sports here besides football, but today is the first time you can get a hole in one here. it's called stadium licks, a group that turns venues like this into golf courses. they say this is already their biggest event ever. 49ers tight end said it feels a little different than game day. >> definitely different. never seen it like this. it's interesting. >> reporter: he grew up golfing, but it's his first time golfing from the upper deck of a football stadium. is there a strategy here? >> hit it in the hole. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: levi stadium has seen a lot. >> from super bowl to wrestlemania to monster truck. >> reporter: but never something like this. >> if you told me we were involving inside levi stadium a year ago, i would look at you like you were crazy. >> reporter: yet here we are. you're playing golf in a football stadium. >> i think it's awesome to be play bring the niners play. >> reporter: like a real golf course, it's quiet, peacefu

jonathan bloom has the latest developments on the search. >> we've had a billion theories. kidnapped, car jacked, hidden in somebody's yard. >> reporter: but an early morning dive turned up evidence that 22-year-old richard moss may have suffered a different tragedy. >> that was one of the lowest tides and we found made in korea four bospecific to the tib ron. >> reporter: divers took photos then gave the wheel to the sheriff's office. they say it matches the wheels in the picture of this blue honda moss was driving when he disappeared. >> the disk brake rotor in tact. one might guess the car hit rear first and one of the rear wheels and then floated out. >> divers swam out to mark the spot where the fuel tank is lodged in the rocks. they'll return to look for the rest of the car. in the meantime they won't draw conclusions. >> we have found other car parts in other locs we have confirmed to not belong to his vehicle. because of that we don't want to speculate to anything yet. >> volunteers think this is where it flew off the pavement. a small chunk is missing from the low

in sausalito, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> one last time. want to update the weather forecast. drew. >> and it's really clear outside for most. patchy cloud cover tomorrow morning. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing this quiet picture out there. in fact tonight patchy coastal fog. and we'll fall into the mid and upper 50s across the region. so your day planner, 12 hours tomorrow on your wednesday, hour by hour we go, coastal fog and then sunshine for most away from the coast and into the afternoon. we're a little bit warmer today than we were. tons of sunshine. 82 in san jose. 73 that number in oakland. 75 in richmond and concord. up to 88 degrees. it's a wide range tomorrow and a steady pattern, hot on saturday. we'll stay like that on sunday and then the numbers will come down on monday and into tuesday. >>> sports director larry beale is here. all star game. >> waiting for a lot of thrills and excitement. the pitchers just dominated. not a lot of offense. they did go to extra innings. robinson cano >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by your local toyota dealer. >> if y

jonathan bloom has more on how those running the program respond and why they say it's happening. >> reporter: a week ago oakland celebrated the arrival of bike sharing but the latest development is nothing to celebrate. >> the bike share station, the tires got slashed. >> reporter: education director said workers were on scene replacing the bikes in 30 seconds. >> they're really responsive. >> reporter: but that wassant the end of it. two stations on 17th street were hit. they wasted no time. >> the tire husband had been slashed. we replaced those bikes within 90 minutes. >> the operation is a well oiled machine but there's another reason they were so fast. they were expecting this. >> this is standard in cities across the country. people tamper with them. >> reporter: he admits there's ill will toward the bikes. >> wie have heard people don't like the ford logo. >> reporter: they the backers acknowledge at least one have told thoem -- the latino cultural district has big plans for 24th street. >> we're trying to make this into a china town or japan town. >> reporter: the counsel pr

but as jonathan bloom explains, today's parade in concord was a bit unusual. >> reporter: in a paradeusic and dance there was cheering and murmuring about the grand marshal. >> what does the grand marshal do anyway? >> reporter: he leads off a parade. >> it's very interesting looking. >> reporter: it is the operative word. but organizers say there's no better person or thing to celebrate. >> independence and the future from your car. >> reporter: we net mysterious grand marshal. a little bus navigating this parking lot all by itself. >> so the grand marshal's not even a human being? that's kind of fitting given that they're taking over jobs. >> reporter: in fact concord has one of only 10 sites in the nation on what was a naval weapons station. >> we besided this year to bring the new technology to the people and have the easy mile shuttle be our grand marshal. >> reporter: so why is a high tech vehicle from the future leading off from the back of a tow truck? it's called following the law. >> reporter: we don't have a license yet for this vehicle. >> reporter: so this fourth of july

jonathan bloom, "abc7 news." >> nice vi ♪ mom. ♪ ♪ where all the walls echo with laughter ♪ ♪ and everyter ♪ you've carried on your family's tradition. let us help you prepare for your family's future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> fire update this hour. live pictures from sky 7. the firefight continues in the hills east of downtown. >> at least two homes have been badly damaged by the flames. rangers are also evacuating alum rock park right now. the city has set up an evacuation center at the community center, and activated its emergency services agency. >> and that community center will be left open as an emergency shelter overnight for folks who need it. we'll post information of that and the latest on the fire on our website, abc7news.com. go there as soon as you can. >> hopefully favorable conditions. >> right now as you look at this live doppler 7 hd radar image, which i'm looking down at, you can see that we're picking up the movement of the smoke from the fire and you can tell the wind is out of the west as the smoke is blowing out t

jonathan bloom is live now to explain. jonathan? >> reporter: they play a lot of different sports here besides football, but today is the first time you can get a hole in one here. it's called stadium licks, a group that turns venues like this into golf courses. they say this is already their biggest event ever. 49ers tight end said it feels a little different than game day. >> definitely different. never seen it like this. it's interesting. >> reporter: he grew up golfing, but it's his first time golfing from the upper deck of a football stadium. is there a strategy here? >> hit it in the hole. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: levi stadium has seen a lot. >> from super bowl to wrestlemania to monster truck. >> reporter: but never something like this. >> if you told me we were involving inside levi stadium a year ago, i would look at you like you were crazy. >> reporter: yet here we are. you're playing golf in a football stadium. >> i think it's awesome to be play bring the niners play. >> reporter: like a real golf course, it's quiet, pea

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he's moving heaven and earth to kind his kid. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, "abc7 news." >> and there's breaking news in fremont where one person has died in a two-vehicle accident. it happened on osgood road. police say the 24-year-old man drive thing orange truck lost control. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the 54-year-old woman driving the car was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. osgood road is closed in both directions. there's no firm time when it will reopen. >>> breaking news out of illinois. a train has derailed in plainfield outside of chicago. several freight cars are off of the tracks. about a dozen at least and a jumbled mess. this is classified as a haz/mat incident, we haven't heard if anynjuries have happened. >>> a fiery plane crash shut down the freeway in southern california. it crashed on the 405 just outside of orange county's john wayne airport after takeoff. >> it's okay, it's okay. >> reporter: moments after a plane crashded on the south bound lanes of the 405, this motorist captured cell phone video of good samaritans jumping into action to

jonathan bloom went to find out in a blind taste test. >> reporter: echoing through the spirit worksky being born. sometimes you'll hear lauren patts adding yeast. but next door, the sound is much different. ♪ you count off see a barrel of whisky rocking out to a dance mix, but that's what's happening. >> we've been pumping music into a few select barrels for a few years now. it's been interesting for us. >> reporter: there's one listening to michael jackson. >> this is just pure led zeppelin. >> reporter: played on repeat for three years. >> listening to the same play list for three years, you're going to go crazy or become genius. so let's hope for both. >> reporter: whisky derives much of its flaifer from the oak barrels, moving in and out of the wood as it expands and contracts. >> how can we get the interaction with the liquid and wood itself to behave in a different way. we thought we could excite that by using sound vibrations. >> reporter: so the effects are up for debate. one thing is clear, there is a difference between these barrels and one you can taste. in a blind taste

abc 7 news reporter, jonathan bloom has more on the long journey that a group of egrts had to endure before being released back in the wild this morning. >>. >> reporter: it's the last leg of a long trip and it could be the last time these snowy eyet ifs have to see the insofd a cage. by some estimates 90% of the bay area's westlands have been lost to development. they managed to save this spot. >> a safe spot to rebuild their lives. >> reporter: but these birds have a story in a habitat that looks much different than this. it turns out the biggest colony is in one of the most unlikely places. they have found everything they need thin street trees of downtown oakland. a thriving community but not so great when you're learning to fly. >> when the birds fall out of the trees, they hit contrecreted they're basically stranded and doomed. >> reporter: you guys are like the bird ambulance. >> we're like the first responders. >> reporter: so when this tree unexpectedly split in half and fell in the street, the zoo came to rescue the birds that survived. >> they seemed so scared and uncomfor

jonathan bloom spent the day with searchers and joined us now with what they found and what they're looking for. >> reporter: richard moss disappeared a month ago, but today the searchers returned in full force. it all happened because of a piece of evidence that was found on this beach that's now giving his family new hope of at least getting closure. >> stuff will be here one day that's not here the next day. >> reporter: that may have led to the first discovery in weeks after 22-year-old richard moss disappeared. >> a local resident found his aaa card washed up on the beach. so we have some definite evidence. >> reporter: volunteers gathered on the beach. combing the sand to sort out what's trash -- >> a lot of discarded clothing around here. >> reporter: and what could be a clue. >> shoes are a little more ominous. >> reporter: according to those who seen video, moss came to this drive through and ordered breakfast. friends say he was headed to a jobsite south of the devil slide tunnel. when the same line of cars drove by a mile and a half later, his was mising? >> how can somebody disa

in berkeley, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >>> a british couple made history this weekend by getting marriedn antarctica. tom sylvester and juliebaum exchanged vows at a british research station. her dress was made from an owed tent. the rings were made in the metal shop from some brass they found. the wedding pictures were taken while it was 15 degrees fahrenheit outdoors. the couple says this setting could not have been better for them. >>> but i certainly hope the honeymoon is someplace warm. let's go back and update the forecast. lisa argen is here. >> reporter: all right, dan. we are looking at some cooler temperatures that will continue to take us through the rest of the workweek. 91 today in sonoma county airport. tomorrow, how about 84. it's going to feel pretty good. average highs in the low 80s. we come up a few degrees wednesday and thursday. temperatures fluctuating just a little bit. and then over the weekend, we'll have more 90s but nothing too extreme tomorrow. around the bay area, we'll look for low to mid 60s along the coast. the winds get breezy throughout the afternoon and

jonathan bloom, "abc7 news." >>> some music fans are disappointed that the concert they'll hear tonighte as what they bought tickets for. >> michael finney explains the hey julie, i know today's critical, but i really need... ...a sick day. dads don't take sick days... dads take dayquil severe. the non-drowsy, coughing, aching, fever, sore throat... ...stuffy head, no sick days medicine. >>> the no parking signs are out at broadway plaza. police and firefighters will conduct a live training drill late tomorrow there, from 10:00 p.m. wednesday night until 2:00 a.m. thursday. police warn there will be loud bangs and smoke, as well as some partial street closures in that area. so be warned. >>> when a concert was canceled at shoreline theater friday night, some fans got refunds, others didn't. now another concert has been called off. >> tears with fears at hall&oats, so facan fans get refunds? >> fans are disappointed. these are big names. nothing is certain with live shows. tonight, a family illness prompted tears with fears to postpone. last friday it was matchbox twenty and counting cro

here's jonathan bloom. >> reporter: 49ers tight end says it feel as little different than game day. >en it like this. it's interesting. >> reporter: he grew up golfing but it's his first time golfing from the upper deck of a football stadium. is there a strategy here? >> hit it in the hole. >> oh, i can't a. oh, yeah. >> reporter: levi stadium's seen a lot in its history. >> from wrestle mania to monster truck. if you told me we were golfing inside levi stadium a year ago i'd probably look at you like you're crazy. >> reporter: and yet here we are. you're playing golf in a football stadium. it's quiet, peaceful. >> timeout. >> if you can manage to not hit the rails in your back swing, then it's just about the same. >> reporter: the tees are in the stands but the hoyles are on the the closer you get, the better the score. a hole in one is likely but more possible in the clubhouse. there are hundreds of golfers, each with their own stories. how did you manage to get the day off? >> well, i'm actually not, so let's keep that on the hush hush, jonathan. >> reporter: are you goes easy on t

as jonathan bloom explains, she's a rising star and pioneer. >> not much talking in this house once thethe pieces speak for themselves. >> once i start playing, i get more concentrated and nothing else matters. >> do you have this ability to just tune out everything? >> yeah. >> it's that unbreakable concentration that's helped her amass a room full of medals and trophies. >> even if i'm losing, i'll always fight back, so it's not over until it's completely over. >> that's what happened two years ago at the u.s. junior championship in st. louis. she came back from a loss to win the whole thing. this year, she's invited. >> who is your grudge match against? >> all of them. we've all beat each other. >> she's practicing with her sister and at the santa clara chess club she founded with her father. >> sometimes, i could potentially lose the game, but after that, i cannot beat her. >> beyond winning tournaments and making her father proud, she's doing something else in a sport steeped in centuries of tradition, she's breaking down barriers. >> there's more fwirls now. >> she grew up playing

in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> climate controlled, i'm sure. have much control over the climate here, though. >> kind of stuck with what you get, eric. tonight it's going to be cloud cover. temperatures holding in the 50s. then we'll talk about the all important fourth of july forecast. some clouds along the coast, and they will expand overnight tonight. 51 overnight in san francisco. about 58 in san jose. 56 that overnight low in oakland. highs on your monday, very similar in terms of temperatures where we were today. kind of repeat performance by mother nature. 82 in san jose. that's spot on for this time of year. 80 in santa rosa. 83 concord. 70 oakland, and 64 in san francisco. as we jump ahead into your july 4th forecast, the 12-hour planner, we'll show you that we do have that coastal cloud cover that will make its presence known around the bay and along the coast and our beaches as well by 10:00. visibility will be an issue the closer you are to the water. accuweather seven-day forecast on cruise control over the next couple of days. sum

jonathan bloom went to find out in a blind taste test. >> reporter: echoing through the spirit works distillery, the sound of whisky being born. sometimes you'll hear lauren patts adding yeast. but next door, the sound is much different. ♪ you count off see a barrel of whisky rocking out to a dance mix, but that's what's happening. >> we've been pumping music into a few select barrels for a few years now. it's been interesting for us. >> reporter: there's one listening to michael jackson. >> this is just pure led zeppelin. >> reporter: played on repeat for three years. >> listening to the same play list for three years, you're going to go crazy or become genius. so let's hope for both. >> reporter: whisky derives much of its flaifer from the oak barrels, moving in and out of the wood as it expands and contracts. >> how can we get the interaction with the liquid and wood itself to behave in a different way. we thought we could excite that by using sound vibrations. >> reporter: so the effects are up for debate. one thing is clear, there is a difference between these barrels and one yo

jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> did you know it's national fried chicken day?ow that. but thanks to our abc 7 news viewers and our own david louie for celebrations with us, they helped us find them and feature them on our golden brown tv. >> i'm just winging it right now. here's a look at live doppler 7. sunny skies across the bay area right now. mild overnight period with a little bit of fog at the coast and maybe a patch or two out over the bay. lows in the low 50s to up around 60. hot finish in the afternoon. in the inland areas highs will reach or exceed 100 degrees. numerous locations will hit 90 tomorrow in the inland communities. here's the seven-day forecast. a little bit of a cooldown or moderation of temperatures over the weekend. further cooling next week and temperatures will settle back into a more seasonal range by about next tuesday. >> all right. thanks, spencer. >>> trying to cash in on what was a big comeback season for him. after a big comeback year with the ws, now in demand in the golden state. and holding the tiger in the first major leagu

abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains why supporters say they can't afford to be scared of what'smic of construction fires. >> reporter: gilded shovels and a mountain of dirt dwarfed by the towering mess next-door. >> it would be hard for me to do a real political thing which is to say look over here, right here. don't look over there. because i was there a few weeks ago. >> reporter: she watched as fire consumed a half-finished building on july 7th, the fourth construction fire in or around oakland in less than a year. now she stands on the site where another mixed use development will be built. > with a pool, spa, fitness, business center. rooftop sky lounge. >> reporter: even as investigators still look for the cause of the fire next-door and three other recent construction fires have been deemed intentionally set. >> it's unbelievable. it looks like somebody is against us. >> reporter: there are tensions over the changing face of some east bay neighborhoods. >> a real expression throughout this country of growing income inequality. >> reporter: as cleanup continues on that pro

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. >> jonathan bloom live with the latest developments on the search. jonathan? >> reporter: larry and ama, ever since a neighbor found moss' aaa card in the sand on the beach here, there's a grim possibility his entire car could be out there beneath the murky water. searchers have found the biggest piece of evidence yet suggesting moss may have taken a fatal plunge off those rocky cliffs. >> kidnapped, carjacked, hidden in somebody's yard. >> reporter: an early-morning dive turned up evidence the 22-year-old richard moss may have suffered a much different tragedy. >> the lowest tide in a couple of weeks. we found a hyundai wheel specific to the tibaron and fuel tank wedged in the sand line. >> reporter: divers took photos, then gave the wheel to the sheriff's office. they said it matches the wheels in these picture in the car moss was driving when he disappeared. >> the disk rotor was intact. one might guess that the car hit rear first, sheered off the fuel tank and one of the rear wheels and floated out. >> reporter: divers swam out to mark the spot where the f

>> jonathan bloom live with the latest developments on the search. jonathan? >> reporter: larry and ama, ever since a neighbor found moss' aaa card in the sand on the beach here, there's a grim possibility his entire car could be out there beneath the murky water. searchers have found the biggest piece of evidence yet suggesting moss may have taken a fatal plunge off those rocky cliffs. >> kidnapped, carjacked, hidden in somebody's yard. >> reporter: an early-morning dive turned up evidence the 22-year-old richard moss may have suffered a much different tragedy. >> the lowest tide in a couple of weeks. we found a hyundai wheel specific to the tibaron and fuel tank wedged in the sand line. >> reporter: divers took photos, then gave the wheel to the sheriff's office. they said it matches the wheels in these picture in the car moss was driving when he disappeared. >> the disk rotor was intact. one might guess that the car hit rear first, sheered off the fuel tank and one of the rear wheels and floated out. >> reporter: divers swam out to mark the spot where the f

abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains why supporters say they can't afford to be scared of what's >> reporter: gilded shovels and a mountain of dirt dwarfed by the towering mess next-door. >> it would be hard for me to do a real political thing which is to say look over here, right here. don't look over there. because i was there a few weeks ago. >> reporter: she watched as fire consumed a half-finished building on july 7th, the fourth construction fire in or around oakland in less than a year. now she stands on the site where another mixed use development will be built. > with a pool, spa, fitness, business center. rooftop sky lounge. >> reporter: even as investigators still look for the cause of the fire next-door and three other recent construction fires have been deemed intentionally set. >> it's unbelievable. it looks like somebody is against us. >> reporter: there are tensions over the changing face of some east bay neighborhoods. >> a real expression throughout this country of growing income inequality. >> reporter: as cleanup continues on that property and construction on

. >> jonathan bloom spoke with the head of the center behind that study, for what it all means. >> reporter: every year the uc davis state of the lake report tells us how much cloudier the clear waters of lake tahoe are getting. but it's also picked up on another trend, the temperature. >> the warming in the last four or five years is over ten times what the warming has been since 1968. >> reporter: the head of tahoe environmental research center said in this region there's no arguing climate change is real and could have real effects on the fragile ecosystem. >> the native fish are used to clear, cold water conditions, cold temperatures. they're beginning to feel less and less at home in those waters. >> reporter: there's one species having no trouble adapting and this one's not native at all. researchers used robots to see hundreds of feet below the surface and came across these tiny shrimp. they were intended to be fish food but instead they ate the food the fish used to eat. >> that turned out not to be such a good idea because the fish actually got smaller. >> reporter: they said reduc

in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> coming up, two of san francisco's beloved culturalng fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ happening today, the san francisco ballet is performing free in the city. it begins at 2:00 this afternoon. this is the company's only show in the bay area this summer. you should try to skach them. performers dance live to the san francisco ballet orchestra. members of the ballet will give a talk before the show at the stern grove clubhouse. that begins at noon. looks like a wonderful event. what's the weather going to be like at stern grove this afternoon? >> very limited sun there. that's a tough place to get sunny throughout the afternoon. we'll see a little bit on the coast from time to time. some call it partly cloudy with low to mid

jonathan bloom goes inside one pizza joint that is trying to offer the best of both worlds and usingessive italian chef. >> pizza runs it your veins 100%. olive oil, the whole nine. >> reporter: so it took some convincing to get aaron into this kitchen where cooks like this work alongside others like this. >> i never thought i'd be making pizza with robots. >> reporter: it's more like a factory. >> you have robots and humans working together to make thousands of pizzas every day. >> reporter: instead of a chain with shops on every corn he, zoom plans to serve all of sully silicon valley. >> i pay less in rent. ing is like five times less. and what do i do? i reinvest that surplus in to higher quality ingredients. >> reporter: they have their own traditional italian starter dough. no pre-packaged produce and no mystery heat. >> trying to replicate really restaurant style pizza. >> reporter: but if there is one secret ingredient, while they start it here in the kitchen, they finish cooking it on the way to your door. >> we don't do the final step until we're seconds away. >> reporter:

jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> stay here.eteorologist drew tuma is next with a rare weather event involving dancing cyclones. involving dancing cyclones. plus, getting ready for t at at&t, we believe in access. involving dancing cyclones. plus, getting ready for t the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> look at these pictures. severe flash flooding hit arizona today after a storm dumped rain in the phoenix area. the flooding washed out roads and a patchy junction. this video was posted by jesse southernson. earlier firefighters rescued a woman trapped in her car but got her out at least. that solar eclipse everyone's been talking about ha

jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> did you know it's national fried chicken day? >> i didn't know that. but thanks to our abc 7 news viewers and our own david louie for celebrations with us, they helped us find them and feature them on our golden brown tv. >> i'm just winging it right now. here's a look at live doppler 7. sunny skies across the bay area right now. mild overnight period with a little bit of fog at the coast and maybe a patch or two out over the bay. lows in the low 50s to up around 60. hot finish in the afternoon. in the inland areas highs will reach or exceed 100 degrees. numerous locations will hit 90 tomorrow in the inland communities. here's the seven-day forecast. a little bit of a cooldown or moderation of temperatures over the weekend. further cooling next week and temperatures will settle back into a more seasonal range by about next tuesday. >> all right. thanks, spencer. >>> trying to cash in on what was a big comeback season for him. after a big comeback year with the ws, now in demand in the golden state. and holding the tiger in the fi

jonathan bloom goes inside one pizza joint that is trying to offer the best of both worlds and using italian chef. >> pizza runs it your veins 100%. olive oil, the whole nine. >> reporter: so it took some convincing to get aaron into this kitchen where cooks like this work alongside others like this. >> i never thought i'd be making pizza with robots. >> reporter: it's more like a factory. >> you have robots and humans working together to make thousands of pizzas every day. >> reporter: instead of a chain with shops on every corn he, zoom plans to serve all of sully silicon valley. >> i pay less in rent. ing is like five times less. and what do i do? i reinvest that surplus in to higher quality ingredients. >> reporter: they have their own traditional italian starter dough. no pre-packaged produce and no mystery heat. >> trying to replicate really restaurant style pizza. >> reporter: but if there is one secret ingredient, while they start it here in the kitchen, they finish cooking it on the way to your door. >> we don't do the final step until we're seconds away. >> reporter: that's

>> i won. >> in san jose, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> everybody needs a little competition sometimespeed. a small town in upstate new york held its annual turtle race yesterday. about 300 competitors this year. their owners cheered them on from the sidelines. the top three turtles in each round won a medal and some cash. turtle owners told us why they thought their pet would win. >> go! >> he can dart very fast, so there isn't a turtle here she can't beat. >> i'm going to touch his legs before he races, and it's going to make his legs move so that way he knows he's going to race, and he's going to run faster. >> they look pretty speedy to me. the turtle race is highly competitive, but pet owners agree in the end, it's all about -- go, dude. it's all about having fun. the race has been an annual tradition for over 40 years now. i think that turtle was amazed by drew's forecast. that's why he wasn't going anywhere. here's drew. >> i think a lot of people happy that the numbers are going to a cooler trend the next 24 hours. hot in spots over the weekend. we'll go back to normal by monda

in mountain view, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> mouthwatering.se trucks pulls up to the station right after this show. i know drew is hungry too. we're going to go to him with weather because he ran the half-marathon this morning. it was foggy this morning. are we going to see more of that tomorrow morning? >> i'm just sad we didn't think of that first. fresh to your door in an oven. that's amazing. let's talk about what we're going to see tonight. fog moving back in expanding around the bay. 40s on the coast. 50s around the bay. tomorrow what you're going to notice, it's going to feel cooler than it did over the weekend. temperatures about 5 to 10 degrees cooler in the afternoon. tons of sunshine away from the coast. it will be a breezy day. 65 in san francisco. 81 in san jose. 71, the high in oakland tomorrow. 77 napa. 88 that high in antioch. the next seven days, we get a brief break from the heat monday and tuesday. warm back up midweek. then we stay pretty hot for many of us into much of next weekend. >> you know what else is hot? that pizza

as jonathan bloom explains, she's a rising star and pioneer. >> not much talking in this house once ther themselves. >> once i start playing, i get more concentrated and nothing else matters. >> do you have this able ility just tune out everything? >> yeah. >> it's that unbreak bable concentration that's helped her to amass a room full of medals and trophies. >> even if i'm losing, i'll always fight back, so it's not over until it's completely over. >> that's what happened two years ago at the u.s. junior championship in st. louis. she came back from a loss to win the whole thing. this year, she's invited. >> who is your grudge match against? >> all of them. we've all beat each other. >> she's practicing with her sister and at the santa clara chess club she founded with her father. >> sometimes, i could potentially lose the game, but after that, i cannot beat her. >> beyond winning tournaments and making her father proud, she's doing something else in a sport steeped in centuries of traditi tradition, she's breaking down barriers. >> there's more fwirls now. >> she grew up playing a gam

an francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> thanks, jonathan.oming up, you can enjoy a popular state park again after it was true radiance comes from within. new radiant toothpaste by colgate optic white. whitens teeth both inside and out. for a radiant, whiter smile. be radiant by colgate optic white. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> welcome back. here are the winning numbers from the powerball drawing. 19, 42, 45, 48, 53 and the power number was 16. but nobody picked all of the six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot will go up to $121 million. the winning numbers from last night's $51 million super lotto plus drawing. 10, 29, 31, 35, 45, the number was 23. again, nobody picked all of those

jonathan bloom is live with what was found. jonathan. >> reporter: well, larry and ama, until now the only evidence searchers had found was moss's aaa card found by a neighbor walking here on this beach about two weeks ago. but today's discovery points to a much simpler tragedy than the theories of carjacking, murder and kidnapping that had been floated around. instead evidence was found today that leads searchers to believe that moss may have taken a fatal plunge off the side of the road down those steep cliffs off in the distance. >> i don't want it to be his car, but if it is, it is. >> reporter: word spread quickly to the volunteers who have spent weeks searching for richard moss. an early morning dive turned up grim evidence. >> that was one of the lowest tides and we found a hyundai wheel made in korea, specifically to the tiburon and a fuel tank wedged in the sand line. >> divers took photos, then gave the wheel to the sheriff's office. they say it matches the wheels in these pictures of the blue hyundai moss was driving

jonathan bloom goes inside one pizza joint that is trying to offer the best of both worlds and usingorter: before the sliced onions and cheese, first ingredient is an obsessive italian chef. >> pizza runs it your veins 100%. olive oil, the whole nine. >> reporter: so it took some convincing to get aaron into this kitchen where could bes like this work alongside others like this. >> i never thought i'd be making pizza with robots. >> reporter: it's more like a factory. >> you have robots and humans working together to make thousands of pizzas every day. >> reporter: instead of a chain with shops on every corn he, zoom plans to serve all of sully c silicon valley. >> i pay less in represent. ing is like five times less. and what do i do? i reinvest that surplus in to higher quality ingredients. >> reporter: they have their own traditional italian starter dough. no pre-packaged produce and no mystery heat. restaurant style pizza. >> reporter: but if there is one secr secret ingredient, while they start it here in the kitchen, they finish cooking it on the way to your door. >> we done do

. >> jonathan bloom spoke with the head of the center behind that study, for what it all means. >> reporter: every year the uc davis state of the lake report tells us how much cloudier the clear waters of lake tahoe are getting. but it's also picked up on another trend, the temperature. >> the warming in the last four or five years is over ten times what the warming has been since 1968. >> reporter: the head of tahoe environmental research center said in this region there's no arguing climate change is real and could have real effects on the fragile ecosystem. >> the native fish are used to clear, cold water conditions, cold temperatures. they're beginning to feel less and less at home in those waters. >> reporter: there's one species having no trouble adapting and this one's not native at all. researchers used robots to see hundreds of feet below the surface and came across these tiny shrimp. they were intended to be fish food but instead they ate the food the fish used to eat. >> that turned out not to be such a good idea because the fish actually got smaller. >> reporter: they said reduc