i cannot believe it. >> now it's hot everywhere except for new zealand, apparently. i saw abc's maggie rulli, who's been covering the world cup. sometimes she's wearing a scarf, bundled up beanie? yeah. >> have you been to new zealand ? >> i can't say that i have either. >> everyone says it's beautiful. i would love to go for the women's world cup as well. >> it's been exciting playing the us plays, portugal coming up soon, i believe it's on wednesday and that's right up our alley. i think the game is at 3 a.m, possibly tuesday, i guess technically so we can watch. yeah, we can. we can watch. and it's been so exciting. and the us, you know, they're not guaranteed to move on to the knockout stage. it's looking likely, but not guaranteed. and they are favorites. but the rest of the world has caught up to soccer and they're trying to see how long the world cup is. >> it's lengthy. >> you got the group stage and you got the knockout stage. can't wait for that. we'll have some more on that coming up a little bit. but first, we want to begin this morning with the plan to cover the cos

the camp where both adults and children can rise above their disabilities. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. we begin with new developments tonight on former president trump's mounting legal troubles. sources tell abc news his team is paying legal fees with cash from political donations totaling $40 million. one super pac has already shelled out that money in the first half of this year to defend the former president and others. but trump remains defiant on the campaign trail, blasting the charges against him and denying any wrongdoing. but his rivals are pouncing. the campaign for ron desantis said the president has spent his money on legal fees and attacking fellow republicans and not on defeating joe biden. trump is also threatening to stop supporting ukraine if he's elected. abc's maryalice parks leads us off tonight from washington. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, donald trump tonight on offense, even with another possible indictmen

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abc news obtaining gruesome photos, showing injuries caused by the wire. in his email, the trooper saying the wire forces people to cross in unsafe areas. he says five people drowned earlier this month including children. today, texas governor greg abbott's office defended the barbed wire and other measures stating in part, texas is deploying every tool and strategy to deter and repel illegal crossings across ports of entry. the white house today responding to the reports. >> the human indecency that we're seeing, potentially, if this is true, is just wrong. it is just completely, completely wrong. >> reporter: and, david, the texas national guard and texas department of public safety both pushing back on these allegations with the director of the texas department of public safety calling for a, quote, full audit of its protocols, david. >> david: matt rivers in texas, thanks. >>> there's news tonight in the new york serial killer case, the architect and father charged with murdering three young women. tonight, why they're now on the scene of vacant lots i

and the new move by israel tonight. here's abc's marcus moore. >> reporter: tonight, the largest israeli raid on the west bank in decades entering a new phase. for a second day, the israeli military launching drone strikes targeting what they say is terrorist infrastructure in this refugee camp outside of the city of jenin. the electricity was out, this woman said. they struck our house, the situation is bad. palestinian health authorities say at least 11 have been killed, with more than 100 others injured. thousands of civilians fleeing, many to a local hospital, where israeli forces fired tear gas. leaving the busy emergency room unusable, according to doctors without borders. at least five of the dead have been claimed by terrorist organizations. jenin at the center of the escalating tension in the region, and now the first sign of potential retaliation. this car ramming into people in tel aviv, injuring eight. he had a knife, he started chasing civilians, this man says. a bystander then shot and killed the driver. hamas praising

very briefly, we've heard via abc news in the us that his i via abc news in the us that his mother, —this doesn't sound like him, she can't believe it, she said that he must — she can't believe it, she said that he must have been, must have lost his mind _ he must have been, must have lost his mind so— he must have been, must have lost his mind. so fairly brief words there. — his mind. so fairly brief words there, she's quite shocked, she's confirmed — there, she's quite shocked, she's confirmed that the military have contacted her, pentagon officials said that — contacted her, pentagon officials said that when we were up at the pentagon— said that when we were up at the pentagon yesterday. at that time they were not identifying travis king. _ they were not identifying travis king, they said that they had been working _ king, they said that they had been working to — king, they said that they had been working to understand, try understand the circumstances, before they contact the next of kin. sean dail , i they contact the next of kin. sean daily. mant— they contact the next of kin.

in san francisco, leeann melendez, abc 7 news. >> we have new details on a crime that someone stole a military humvee from the national guard armory in santa rosa. it happened last night. abc 7 news reporter has the latest on the investigation and how this happened. >> in addition to it being green and a humvee, that should be specific. there is potentially collision damage to the front from crashing through a barrier date. >> this is chp officer marcus describing a vehicle similar to this one that was stolen from the national guard armory in santa rosa. >> we started getting reports of a reckless driver, speeding driver and a humvee. >> chp says there is evidence someone climbed the fence to break into the armory and used the vehicle to break out. armories are used by the national guard as a place to train and store military equipment. >> did someone have to have a military background to get that thing going? >> i believe that is a safe assumption to make. if you were not in the military you can only imagine what it takes to start a humvee. >> the calls came in of a military style ve

news ahead. dan: let's go to abc 7 news anchor karina nova.ina: tonight at 5:30, as you mentioned earlier, a deeper look at i-team reporter stephanie sierra's story about a mystery land purchase near travis air force base. that is where about $1 billion worth of land has been bought up a company the u.s. government knows little about. stephanie will share more details and why there is a national security concern. plus, what you need to know about cruise insurance after 7 on your side helped one woman with her unusual predicament. join us with those stories and more on abc 7 bay area streaming tv. dan: thank you. ama: download the abc 7 app or head to abc7news.com to join karina in minutes. dan: world news tonight is next. for sandhya patel, all of us, we appreciate your time, i'm dan ashley. ama: on ama daetz. we will see you again at 6:00. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is t

sources also confirming to abc news that trump repeatedly asked his former vice president, mike pence, to pressure ducey for evidence of voter fraud. here's abc's alex presha. >> reporter: tonight, multiple sources telling abc news that former president trump allegedly tried to overturn arizona's 2020 election results by pressuring the governor. as first reported by "the washington post," trump allegedly called former governor doug ducey, insisting his narrow loss in the state could be reversed if ducey could find more than 10,000 fraudulent votes. abc news can also report that trump dispatched former vice president mike pence to pressure ducey to find fraudulent votes in the state. pence called ducey multiple times in the aftermath of the election but did not follow trump's orders. pence's team has declined to comment. a spokesperson for ducey tells abc news, the governor stands by his action to certify the election and considers the issue to be in the rear view mirror. trump's campaign telling abc news the allegations are part of "witch-hunts designed to interfere and meddle in the

>> next on abc 7 news. as the bay area sweats under blast of summer temperatures, california launches a new effort to help us deal with the heat. several people in the north bay are injured while trying to escape the sheltering -- sponsoring sun. >> the energy is at an all-time high. >> the queens of the court have allowed -- arrived in las vegas for the wnba all-star game including brittney griner. we have a report from this early edition of abc 7 news. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> necessary accessory as part of the bay area bake this weekend. most of california is under a heat advisory or warning and more intense heat is coming to more areas tomorrow. thank you for joining us for this early edition of abc 7 news . i am dion lim. it is the hottest day in many bay area cities and we want to let you know how people are staying safe during the summer blast, also talking about when relief will arrive. let's get to spencer christian with this sticky fo

morgan norwood, abc news, new york. morgan thank you. >> now to the deadly us drone strike on an isis leader in northwest syria killed friday while riding a motorcycle. officials say the very same reaper drones that targeted the militant were harassed earlier in the day by russian military jets. the pentagon released rare videos showing the russian planes flying dangerously close , forcing the drones to make evasive maneuvers. >> upon reflection, an i believe i may have erred those words in a statement from the president of northwestern university about the hazing related sanction he handed down against the school's head football coach. now, the question is what happens next? here's abc's mona kosar. abdi new details emerging about allegations of hazing in northwestern university city's football program that now has university officials reconsidering a two week suspension handed down to head coach pat fitzgerald. >> fitzgerald was disciplined friday following a six month investigation into allegations made last november

how many new cases? here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: matthew nilo, the new york attorney accused of being a serial rapist in boston, tonight is once again free on bail, despite facing new charges of sexually assaulting four more women. >> how do you plead to those offenses, guilty or not guilty? >> not guilty. >> reporter: one of nilo's accusers, lori pinkham, just steps away from the man she says attacked her in 2007. >> it was actually pretty, you know, shocking. i'm angry. i'm angry at him. >> reporter: the 35-year-old lawyer has pleaded not guilty in a string of chilling attacks on at least eight women 15 years ago that sent a shock of fear through boston. >> the suspect is targeting women who are by themselves in the state street area. >> reporter: and we're now learning from a police report that nilo was arrested in the same neighborhood of the attacks in july of 2008 for marijuana possession. the district attorney telling abc news nilo was questioned back then about a sexual assault in the area. accor

cornell: in the napa valley, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. an: there is hope, and like he said, quality. yesterday, aids walk, abc 7 proud sponsor, and they gave us a cool gift here, which comes into handy, the aids walk fan. ama: especially with how hot it was. dan: we need this a little less now than we did yesterday. ama: thankfully, spencer. spencer: that is true. dan is still my biggest fan. [laughter] let's take a look at what is going on with our weather. we don't need the fans today could it is cooling down. his breezy out there. gusts at 23 miles an hour in oakland, 26 at sfo. a nice cooling onshore breeze. the cooling is more significant inland right now. the 24 hour temperature change shows lots of inland areas, especially travis air force base and fairfield. 10 degrees cooler than at this time last night, 6 degrees cooler in concord and other areas at the coast are warmer than they were yesterday afternoon. here's a look at emeryvill francisco, 66 degrees, oakland 69, 77 in mountain view. . low to mid 80's san jose and palo alto, a

never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven streaming app. us and start watching. >> of reminder, you can get our life newscast, breaking news with the abc 7 bay area app roku, just search abc 7 bay area news app and download. >> leading up to san francisco sky tonight. if you are driving in or around the city, you can catch a new art installation celebrating the town's 50th anniversary. it is put together by a nonprofit which also installs market street during pride. they played lasers at other city landmark a new light display will run from today through saturday. >> we still have much more to bring you ahead. quick let's get to karina nova for a look at what is coming up on abc seven streaming at 5:30. >> by now, you might have heard about the bay area startups flying car that has been on two levels. tonight we will hear from the ceo. his vision for the car that drive and fly and how they work and when we might be able to test drive one. plus, a look at our fireworks forecast. join us for the stories and mor at 5:30 on abc seven streaming

july 3rd abc news. >> this is world news now. now good morning, everyone. >> i don't mean to laugh, but are we just making things up now? >> we have to wait to hear what the doctor has to say. >> i need to the margaret. >> all i'm thinking is you're drinking a margarita. you fall asleep at the pool and you get sunburned. is that how that happens? >> we're going to find out this is why we're news anchors and not medical doctors. right. >> leave it to the doctors. >> say it exactly. we will listen to the advice. i can't wait for that story. at least it's not rose byrne. yes, or then i'd really be in trouble trying to ruin my whole summer. we'll have much more on that story coming up in just a few minutes. but we do want to begin this morning with droves of americans facing travel chaos because they're hitting the skies for this 4th of july holiday. yeah, this is a live look right now. >> the map showing every plane in the air right now flying over the us. severe weather, though, is forcing delays at some of the busiest airports in

live in walnut creek, lena howland, abc 7 news. dion: thanks. you can track the temperatures where you live with the same tools our weather team uses. use the abc 7 news bay area app wherever you happen to stream. dan: more later, but let's search on. search and rescue crews will summon from a car that crashed in the ocean near davenport this afternoon. it veered off the cliff side highway and fell into the water about 300 feet below. the accident happened just north of the scots creek bridge. the southbound lanes of highway one had to be closed while authorities investigated. dion: the california highway patrol is investigating a freeway shooting onto 80 in san francisco. woman was shot in the leg as she drove. chp investigators say someone fired at least three shots at eight white suv on southbound 280 at about 1:00 p.m. she was able to pull off dust over safely on the shoulder and was taken to the hospital. the gunshot moved to her leg. witnesses should contact chp. dan: business owners and residents in san francisco taking matters into their

abc news, new york. set to start the classified documents trial against former president donald trump. a federal judge, a trump appointee, picked may 20 to begin the trial. it is months after the department of justice had requested, but still well before next year's presidential election. rump's legal team called it a setback for the prosecution. the trial will be in a heavily-republican area of florida. legal experts say that will make it difficult to pick an impartial jury. >> it is important for the prosecution not to have someone who just believes in donald trump, period, regardless of the facts. the facts as we know publicly are pretty strong for the government. michael: settled a lawsuit accusing the trump organization of failing to cover millions in legal bills. the settlement comes three days after -- three days before the trial was set to begin. contra costa county first responders remembered two of their own who died fighting a house fire. the flag was lowered staff at the contra costa county f

leanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >> happening now, a new take the rivalry between the giants and da's. instead of it being the battle of the bay tonight's game is called unite the day. >> abc 7 sports reporters are live outside oracle park with the story tonight, guys. >> yes, it is loud, but very harmonic. everybody is getting hungry. what they want to see is a's fans and giants fans uniting for a cause to keep the bay bridge series alive and well. they're printed 1000 of these shirts. they went very fast. it was a feeding frenzy and i know that you and i grew up rooting for these baseball teams. what would it be like if this series no longer existed? >> absolutely heartbreaking. this is what you are seeing tonight when you say the battle of the bay for all these years, world series in 89, every year i think fans look forward to going to san francisco, to oakland. to lose that in a market like this, one of the biggest in the country, they all have two teams. cubs and white sox, angels and dodgers. to lose this would be heartbreaking for all the fans. >> what they

in new orleans, rachel brown, abc 7 news. >> if you can't make it to essence fest, you can still watch. hulu is owned by disney, and so is abc 7. >> time now for sports. >> this is a huge day filled with huge dollars. >> for me? [laughter] >> not you or you or you or me. the warriors say they want draymond green back. he said he wanted to come back. it was all about the money after that. how about $100 million? time for cybersecurity. that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default. you built it, we'll help you defend it! >> now, abc 7 sports with larry beil. larry: good evening. draymond green really looks like a man without a care in the world yesterday in las vegas, hanging out with klay thompson and steph curry to match play he will be hanging out with them longer after a four-year 100 million dollar contract with the warriors as free agency signings began today. green opted out of his previous contract, so he is actually taking a pay cut annually but now has $100 million guaranteed pit reports indicate draymond structured this new deal to help the dubs tax sit

. >> from abc news headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >>> good evening. we begin with this powerful tornado slamming north carolina around lunch hour. multiple people hurt. authorityress advising the numbers already. they now say it was an ef-3, winds up to 150 miles per hour. much of this fuelled by the deadly and dangerous heat across the country. this ef-3 tornado destroying homes and businesses. look at these images tonight. this pfizer plant hit by the tornado too, sustaining major damage, closing down a stretch of i-95 as well. you can actually see the driver of this car appearing to back up to get away from the tornado as it approached. also, a state of emergency tonight in kentucky after nearly a foot of rain flooding neighborhoods and swamping cars. and tonight amid all of this and this dangerous heat we have learned in las vegas about a delta passenger plane filled with passengers waiting on the tarmac for more than an hour. the temperatures outside the plane above 110 degrees. medical teams had to be rushed in because of what played out on tha

zach: zach fuentes, abc 7 news. e take you inside the new housing complex for seniors who lost their homes to the 2017 tubs fire in santa rosa built on the same site. then the actors strike on hold. what is on the table as negotiations involving hundreds of thousands of actors are pushed back. cyberattacks on public infrastructure threaten the institutions we all rely on. major enterprises around the world, healthcare companies, energy companies, small businesses, governments. -when these organizations run on google cloud, they're defended by the same ai-powered security that protects all of google. - a 24 hour, 7-day-a-week force against whatever it is that we're facing. -there are a lot of people on the internet that are trying to do bad things. it's our job to stop them. ♪ announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> time ahead of time, way ahead of time. we were there for nine hours. >> holiday travel rush. what is expected to oppose problems for airlines as tsa

abc seven live. anytime, anywhere. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. wnload the abc 7 bay area. join us to start w >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions abc7news. >> sunday, july 20 third. i'm stephanie sierra and we start this half-hour with the weather. vanessa is tracking a cooldown. >> we are getting relief from the heat. inland communities working triple digits yesterday. right now the east bay is getting a warmer start to the 80's for low antioch and san ramon. livermore catching up at 77 degrees. everywhere else, a mild start to the morning. in the peninsula slightly cooler in the mid 60's. san francisco, runners seeing 59 degrees temperatures. wind speed starting to pick up. highs today warming mid to upper 90's when it comes to our inland communities, and everyone else leaning more towards the average side of temperatures and quick check from our star camera showing a couple runners out there. your day planner for today shows us warming up by this afternoon to the low 90's inland area -- inland. >> there are concerns

only very briefly, we have heard by abc news in the us, hisl heard by abc news in the us, his mother,t believe it. she said he must have lost his mind. so fairly brief words. it is quite a shock, she has confirmed the military had contacted her. that is what pentagon officials said when we at the pentagon yesterday. they said at that time they were not identifying travis king. they said they had been working to understand and try to understand the circumstances, but also to contact the next of kin. around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. rishi sunak has apologised to lgbt veterans for being sacked or kicked out of the military. it was illegal to be gay in the british military until the year 2000. jaguar land rover owner tata will invest £a billion to build it flagship electric car battery plant in the uk. the new plant in somerset is expected to create a000 uk jobs and thousands more in the wider supply chain. the new gigerfactory thousands more in the wider supply chain. the new giger factory will be one of the largest in europe. and susan hall has been announc

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multiple law enforcement sources tell abc news the secret service found a powdery substance, possibly cocaine, in an area of the west wing. >>> the warning tonight about fireworks at home on the fourth of july. authorities are investigating two deadly explosions in texas and michigan. fireworks burning homes to the ground in colorado. >>> a woman attacked and kill bid an alligator while walking her dog in south carolina. >>> new drone attacks reported in moscow. the mayor says several drones were intercept neerd thear the . vladimir putin seen for the first time since the failed mutiny. and ukraine's president zelenskyy with a july 4th message for the american people. >>> the second roller coaster scare this week. riders stuck upside down on the coaster for nearly four hours. >>> and america strong tonight. the 8-year-old ice cream man with his own ice cream truck celebrating his favorite red, white, and blue. >> linsey: good evening, everyone, i'm linsey davis, in for david. we do begin this fourth of july on a somber note. two deadly mass shootings in america in a year which has see

. >> from abc news in new york this this is america this morning. >> good friday morning, everyone . i'm andrew dymburt. >> i'm andrea fujii in for rhiannon. and we begin with former president trump's response to the new charges. >> he faces trump coming out fighting, calling the new allegations ridiculous and claiming they're proof he's being harassed along with his family and his business. the new charges center on the classified documents recovered at trump's florida estate. meanwhile, another person has been charged in the case. abc's justin finch joins us with details. >> justin. >> andrea, good morning. after a chaotic day with his legal team, former president trump accused the justice department of harassing him. this morning, new legal woes for former president trump after the special counsel announced new charges over the alleged mishandling of classified documents. special counsel jack smith filing a superseding indictment yesterday , adding two new counts against trump, including an additional count of willful retention of national defense information and another count of

we tell you about the new program coming to one bay area county when abc 7 news returns. dion: santa clara county leaders unveiled what they are calling a bold initiative to help homeless teenagers. today they announced a program that will provide a guaranteed income for un-housed students after high school. the program will launch next summer and provided $1200 monthly stipend to 50 homeless students. >> these target programs provide a solid financial footing for a limited time as folks transition into another aspect of life, a more productive life. with students that is going to mean education or career. dion: according to cortezi, stipend will maintain federally mandated benefits while they were in has gone. larry: san francisco is responding to a lawsuit alleging the city violated a preliminary injunction which essentially kept the city from clearing out homeless encampments. david hsu calls the claim baseless and says the filing is filled with factual assertions that fall apart under close examination. it claims the city has tried enforcing laws against the homeless,

. >> abc news exclusive a boy is saved from drowning in a pool.hear from the heroes, ages eight and 12 who pulled off the rescue. >> and later, is this license plate to mean the cross-border debate pitting nevada versus california. >> from abc news in new york, this is america this morning. good friday morning, everyone. >> i'm andrea from ge in for rhiannon. >> and i'm lionel moise, in for andrew. we begin this morning with the extreme heat gripping most of the nation. the summer heat is setting records with temperatures expected to approach 100 as far north as vermont today. and severe storms also hitting overnight. this funnel cloud was seen near denver and a landspout was seen farther east. but the big story remains the brutally high temperatures. it's a heat that's not just uncomfortable here, buddy. >> you can hear me, man. >> it's scary all authorities in arizona releasing this video of a terrifying moment for two hikers near tucson. border patrol agents airlifting them to the hospital. one hiker suffering extreme heat stress, the other los

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this is abc 7 news. dion: good evening, i'm dion million people from california tech california are under heat alerts. when temperatures continue to shatter records in major cities. phoenix has not dropped below 110 in three weeks. in miami the heat index has a record 42 straight days. things have cooled off after dark, as we look toward the bay bridge. spencer is standing by with what is expected to be another scorcher tomorrow. spencer: the key phrase is, in some areas. 7:00 in the morning, a lot of morning clouds hanging around with patchy fog. temperatures in the mid 60's inland. by noon we will see sunny 84-85 inland, 70 around the bay. mid 90's inland. it will be warm inland. no triple digits expected. let me show you what the highs will be like, 96, antioch. 95, santa rosa. many locations were above 100 today. even though it will be warm inland, that is the beginning of a cool down around the bay and on the coastline, much cooler. more good news, the heat advisory had been in effect until 11:00 ha

jaclyn lee, abc news new york. dion: san francisco police are investigating an unbelievable car crash caught on camera saturday night. check this out. you can see the car go through a barrier and note -- nosedived down a large stairway onto a sidewalk. this happened in an area of 19th and sanchez street's. there were no injuries despite the crash and witnesses help some of the people out of the car. the footage shows everybody in the car leave the scene before police arrived. early morning sideshows in oakland and after police arrived. -- ended after police arrived. this was the scene at 4:00 this morning at the intersection of hagan berger road and coliseum way. multiple cars and doughnuts and taking turns in the middle of the intersection. it left -- lasted 15-20 minutes before police broke up the crowd. the oakland police department said that they are devoting more resources to monitor and stop sideshows like these. in the north bay, the tap water in the town of yountville is ok to use without boiling. you may b

abc news new york. typically the hottest place on earth, the national weather service is looking at highs in death valley. temperatures pushing towards 130 degrees. an unofficial reading. the record is 134 degrees in 1913. at is the hottest temperature ever recorded on the planet. despite this dangerous heat the valley has become a hotspot for tourism. >> it is great to have someone back at home not on the journey with you who knows where you are going and when you should be checking in so if you do not check in a note to let someone know that you have not check in. dion: good tips there. the heat can be dangerous and even deadly. look at all of the danger signs posted on the valley floor. in the north bay a boy is receiving care for life-threatening after an apartment fire. it happened southwest of downtown santa rosr 6:00 last night on. nava new. the boy to be rescued from the second floor. he has burns on 90% of his body. the fire seems to have started in a bedroom. it is an intense ending to another

tim: tim johns, abc 7 news. try to keep our communities healthy. the month of july is national minority mental health awareness month. our abc 7 anchor ama daetz spoke with the assistant professor in palo alto's university of department of counseling. research shows marginalized groups suffer more with levels of mental disorders, such as anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, and ptsd. >> individuals background have always been on the receiving end of micro aggressions, racism, historical and generational trauma, minority stress, stress as a result of experience of oppression is very real. it has a lot of shock -- short-term and long-term physical and psychological consequences. gloria: bau is working towards bringing the stigma and providing more access to therapy. they offer low-cost therapy, online services, and special clinics that cater to people from marginalized groups. exciting news for californians, a new type of avocado will hit the market in a couple of years. it was developed by agriculture scientist

abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> the water, because of the rain, is so clean and clear this year, it is unbelievable. dion: a hotspot to keep cool in the bay area reopens just in time for our summer scorcher. it looks refreshing. thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. let's take a live look outside at the beach. parts of the very area -- bay area are sweltering today. this is the hottest day of the year so far. let's get to your accuweather forecast. spencer is standing by with how hot it is going to get. spencer: it is still over 100 in some spots. let's take a look at the 24-hour temperature change. you can see it is so much hotter today than this time yesterday. yesterday was a pretty hot day, but it is 16 degrees warmer in san francisco and hayward. 10 degrees warmer in most other areas as well. 105 fairfield, 101 concord, livermore. up in the north bay, 105 cloverdale, 103 ukiah. numerous locations have temperatures in the 90's. los gatos with a temperature reading right now 102. temperatur

the first time, a female athlete has been diagnosed with the brain disease cte. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york this is world news tonight with david muir. >> linsey: good evening, everyone, i'm linsey davis, in for david. we begin tonight with the staggering rise in deadly mass shootings across the country over the fourth of july holiday. at least 17 in the last four days, from baltimore to philadelphia to fort worth and shreveport. in philadelphia today, prosecutors revealed new details about the alleged shooter now charged with five counts of murder. surveillance video appears to show a gunman opening fire in the street. authorities say the alleged shooter was armed with an ar-15 style rifle and a handgun, wearing body armor and a mask. law enforcement sources say before the shooting, the suspect posted several disturbing messages on social media. gun violence is erupting across the country. police are searching for suspects in a deadly mass shooting during a block party in shreveport, louisiana, where four people were killed. in fort worth, texas, three were k

. >> from abc news in new york, this is america for this morning.d monday morning, everyone. >> i'm andrew dymburt. >> happy monday. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the employee at former president trump's mar a lago resort headed to court today in the classified documents case, he's accused of scheming with the president to hide security footage from investors. >> it comes as we learn new details about trump's mounting legal bills while he awaits another possible indictment. abc's em nguyen is here now with the very latest. m good morning . >> good morning, andrew. yeah. instead of shying away from the latest accusation by special counsel jack smith, trump is now centering his 2024 campaign around those legal woes. this morning, donald trump's legal team bracing for a possible new federal indictment over the former president's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. in special counsel jack smith leading a wide ranging investigation into the january 6th attack on the capitol. meeting with trump's team last week, a clear

. >> and later, a controversial plan to finally get people to clean up after their dogs from abc newsnew york. >> this is america. this morning. >> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> happy wednesday. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with former president trump speaking overnight after getting a so-called target letter from special counsel jack smith. >> the letter is a strong indication that he'll be indicted again. this time on charges related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election. in former president trump is now responding to a potential third indictment, telling a crowd in iowa last night that he's becoming an expert in subpoenas. i have no choice because we have to. sources say special counsel jack smith notified trump late sunday that he's a target of the investigation into events surrounding the january sixth attack on the capitol. sources say the target letter mentions three federal statutes conspiracy to commit offense or to defraud the united states. deprivation of rights under color of law and tampering with a witness victim or informant. in a st

zach fuentes, abc 7 news.r beaches were trashed during fourth of july celebration. the u.s. forest service hired a team. volunteers removed thousands of pounds of litter from the popular beach area after independence day. visitors should soon expect to manage parking, enhanced trash management, sanitation services and staffing. in the sierra, people are getting ready for hot temperatures to hit the mountains. the heat could mean a big snow melt the severe winter storms lead to a record-breaking snowpack. people at the a's hardware store in truckee -- people at the ace hardware store in truckee stopped up. keep house windows open at night so you can let out the heat. visitors from warmer cities said they are shocked about the weather. >> they said it would be hot and to be careful but we really did not understand because we are from arizona and were like, whatever. it was surprising. gloria: here at home, support the bay area will be under and excessive heat morning in just a few hours. we are tracking that for

. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening, and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together. we'll celebrate tony bennett that career defining moment on "the ed sullivan show" and what he told me a few years back, his secret to his longevity all these years. that's in just a moment. >>> but we do begin with the storm threat as we come on the air. the potential for severe thunderstorms tonight and flash flooding amid this dangerous and deadly heat. more than 100 million americans on alert in 16 states. take a look -- phoenix suffering an historic heat wave. 119 degrees today. and look at this -- firefighters battling the flames in this heat after an explosive fire there. that city above 110 degrees now for a 22nd straight day. in harlengen, texas, parents accidentally locking their baby in a hot car, smashing through the windshield there to get the baby out. the baby was okay. tonight here, authorities on how quickly children and their body temperatures rise in this ki

reporter: ryan curry, abc 7 news. dion: a man accused of intentionally starting a grass fire and stealing a tesla stopped by a good samaritan trained in mixed martial arts. we will tell you what p dan: valeo police are thinking a resident for using mma training to capture a suspected arsonist this past weekend. it happened saturday near the intersection of admiral lane and turner parkway. witnesses tell police they saw the suspect start a 15 acre brush fire. as the suspect was climbing into a car to escape the mma trained resident pulled the man out of the car and detained him until police arrived. dion: officials are calling it a sign of the state's strong water supply following winter storms. nearly 100 pounds in the south bay that were almost empty are expected to stay full all summer. abc 7 news southbay reporter zach fuentes has more on the purpose the ponds serve the story they tell about the statewide water supply. reporter: for months we have heard the state water supply is the best it has been in years. >> th

abc news has not confirmed the new york post's reporting. police have been seen using cadaver dogs, ground penetrating sonar and an excavator to scour herman's backyard. a former coworker told the post huber man once took time off from his job to install a concrete lined vault in his home. the coworker quoted as saying it's not just a hidden room. it's a serious vault. it had a huge, heavy duty safe door . also part of the investigation , herman's gun collection. police say they found an arsenal of more than 200 firearms in a vault at the home. >> anytime somebody has that type of arsenal, we have some concerns. >> officials have been searching inside the house to determine if any of the victims were ever inside. >> we're going to look for anything that could potentially get genetic material off of like personal effects that he had taken from the victim. clothing and whatever it might be if he used any sort of implement like a knife or something like that to harm them. >> huberman is charged in the deaths of three women and is suspected in t

this is abc7 news >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: dangerously hot temperatures rolling into the bay area. many could see triple digits. drew is here with the forecast. reggie: a mainstay in san francisco for more than 125 years is shutting down. why anchor brewing is closing its doors for good. kumasi: a cheeseburger burger, it is just cheese. some are calling this sandwich a monstrosity. that is dramatic. not a monstrosity. drew: if you are lactose intolerant. kumasi: it is a monstrosity then, isn't it? reggie: it is wednesday, july 12. kumasi: we have to check in with drew. drew: it feels warm today but excessive heat will arrive friday. temperatures in the 50's, you need to be like later for an hour or two. we will one quickly this morning. a shallow marine layer is out there with high-pressure building. it chops are clouds pretty fast. sunshine fears -- sunshine appears pretty quick. warm today come close to where we should be this time of the year. 70's around the bay -- around the shoreline. you can see a big portion o

allison, abc news, new york.former president trump is facing new church after being accused of trying to erode -- release footage. we are in washington with the very latest. reporter: donald trump ripping into new charges against him over the alleged corrupt attempt to delete security camera footage at mar-a-lago to prevent footage from being provided to a federal rancheria in the classified documents probe. the former an interview with breitbart news that he did not think he had to hand over the footage to prosecutors. >> donald trump now facing two new counts of obstructed -- obstruction of justice. the property manager at his mar-a-lago home. prosecutors accused olivera of allegedly telling another trump employee that the boss wanted the server deleted days after a draft subpoena for footage had been sent to a trump attorney gary >> it strengthens the government's case that donald trump was at the center of the spokes of the wheel for the entire endeavor. reporter: donald trump also faces a new willful retenti

abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> why is it important for us to remember the montford point marines? >> because, as huma were not treated as such. dan: this 97-year-old oakland resident is an original montford point moraine. they were the first african americans to serve in the u.s. marine corps, and many thought valiantly during world war ii. thank you for joining us for it on larry beil. dion: and imed dion lim. three top officials exaggerating their own military records and awards. larry: i teams reporter -- i-team reporter dan noyes is back with more. dan: stolen valor is pertaining to be someone you're not, wearing medals and ribbons you never earned, sometimes for respect or bragging rights, other times for money. wertheim is the real deal. >> you're not going to the navy, you are going to the marine corps. dan: he was among the first 20,000 african americans to serve in the marines, the last branch of the u.s. military to integrate. they trained at montford point, a swampy section of cam

. >> reporter: sources tell abc news that trump never expected to be prosecuted for any of this, that he and his team believed special counsel jack smith would write a report instead, but then sunday, the former president received that target letter from prosecutors, a sure sign an indictment is near. it's unclear what charges trump could face, but sources tell abc news that letter included references to three federal laws, conspiracy to defraud the u.s., witness tampering, which could involve obstruction and quote, deprivation of rights under color of law. that's when someone in their authority uses their power to deny the constitutional rights of other americans. the investigation has been sweeping. smith's team interviewing people in at least five states. probing an alleged effort to install slates of fake electors and interviewing the former president's closest aides for a window into his mindset in the weeks between the november election and the capitol riot. they want to know, did trump know he had lost and illegally try to overturn the results anyway? witnesses like cassidy hut

. >> from abc news, this is world news now. >> good monday morning, everyone. thank you so much for starting a new week with us. i feel like this tour de france thing, this is not the first time this has. >> no, it's actually usually a problem. you know, it's such a long race. and there are all these long winding stretches with fans lining the roads. so there's no way to really block it off all the whole way because it's so long. would you want to? yeah. and it goes through countryside. i mean, to avoid this, i guess, because like you said, it feels like every year this happens. but if you're, it's on the fan, you've got to get out of the way. you got to get out of the way. we'll have more on that story coming up. >> we'll let you decide who you think is to blame coming up in just a few minutes. we want to begin this morning, though, with the race for the white house heating up as attorneys for former president trump head back to court. >> the legal team defending trump in the classified documents case are expected to attend a pretrial hearing in florida tomorr

this is abc 7 news.e say staffing levels are so low, the department is struggling to keep up with basic functions. the actions city leaders are taken to address the shortage. kumasi: major strike aborted, the deal to keep ups trucks rolling with deliveries to your door. reggie: scary moment for the son of lebron james. he suffered cardiac arrest during practice and what we know abouis