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j.r.: all over the place. thank you so much.ou can always track the very latest weather conditions by downloading the abc seven bay area streaming app. it has the same radar that spencer uses, along with his full forecast. download the app on apple tv, google tv, fire tv, and roku. we moved to the stat of mass shootings tearing through america, starting in baltimore. city leaders say they are pleading for the public's help in catching the person or people that shot and killed two people and hurt 30 others. the shooting took place around midnight last night at a block party in the city's southern district. hundreds of people were there when witnesses say they heard 20 to 30 shots go off. an 18-year-old woman and 20-year-old man were killed. investigators say they believe more than one shooter is responsible for the attack, but no arrests have been made. >> treat this as if it were your family and this was your neighborhood, if this was an event in your community. j.r.: meantime in kansas, seven people were shot and two others tra

j.r.: welcome back.isco is celebrating the 150th anniversary of the cable car's invention by offering limited time rides. check this out. this is cable car 42, the one and only that used to run along the route that was discontinued years ago that included jones and hyde street. during the first sunday of the month through october, cable car 42 will take people from the cable car museum through chinatown to aquatic park. limited time rides have cable car enthusiast excited. >> i have been waiting half an hour for the 42 to come, which is one of the originals built in the late 1800s. >> it feels like a tiny community for 20 or 30 minutes when you were on the cable car. i read the cable cars every single chance i can. j.r.: every saturday through october also being offered are rides on the biggest and oldest cable car. in the east bay today the oakland symphony youth orchestra held a bon voyage concert ahead of an eastern european -- tour. ♪ the performance was a treat for onlookers. the orchestra will be t

j.r.: thank you. thankfully, nobody was cruise passengers are spending another night in san francisco after their shi thursday. it may be able to leave tomorrow for alaska but it is not for certain. passengers have to decide now whether they will set sail or go home. >> the ruby princess is again on the dock of the bay for a third extra night in san francisco after it crashed into the dock on thursday. passengers with a description of the events. >> it is quite the accident. [laughter] reporter: the ship was supposed to be in alaska at this point, but the crash on thursday damaged the hull as it was docking. one family we spoke with said they are not angry, they are just done. >> we will come back next year. it's a bother but it is what we have to do. reporter: a new departure date is for 4:00 p.m. sunday, but repairs will have to be finished by that time and at the on friday, we captured a large hole near the stern. on saturday it appeared to be sealed. but even then some travelers were not sure whet

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j.r.: but certainly curious about what may still be lurking in this area. in novato, j.r. stone abc 7 news . dan: we will keep tabs on that. let's turn things over to the weather with abc 7 news beat meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: it is looking nice over the next 24 hours. let's take a look at the picture from our sutro tower camera. let's go hour-by-hour over the next 24 hours. here is what you can expect. tomorrow morning, patchy fog and drizzle. i the lunch hour, it is already warming up, and it will be hot inland tomorrow afternoon. a little rebound tomorrow after the cool down today at 7:00 p.m. we will still be warm in lent, but cooling at the coast. i will be back to let you know when the cooling that started today resumes again, coming up. ama: thank you so much. and let's get into tonight's abc 7 advancer at 11:00. it is a way we like to keep you ahead of the storylines in the days to come. we begin with the potential emergencies in the city of valeo. dan: the city may choose to make that official declaration because of the lack of police officers. ama: tim

j.r.: but certainly curious about what may still be lurking in this area. in novato, j.r.ne abc 7 news . dan: we will keep tabs on that. let's turn things over to the weather with abc 7 news beat meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: it is looking nice over the next 24 hours. let's take a look at the picture from our sutro tower camera. let's go hour-by-hour over the next 24 hours. here is what you can expect. tomorrow morning, patchy fog and drizzle. i the lunch hour, it is already warming up, and it will be hot inland tomorrow afternoon. a little rebound tomorrow after the cool down today at 7:00 p.m. we will still be warm in lent, but cooling at the coast. i will be back to let you know when the cooling that started today resumes again, coming up. ama: thank you so much. and let's get into tonight's abc 7 advancer at 11:00. it is a way we like to keep you ahead of the storylines in the days to come. we begin with the potential emergencies in the city of valeo. dan: the city may choose to make that official declaration because of the lack of police officers. ama: tim joh

j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: thank you. san francisco's police chief defends his department's dozens of arrest at a weekend skateboarding event but will his answers be enough for other city leaders? dion: one of summer's biggest shopping days arrives tomorrow. we explained why some say it should be called amazon crime day. ama: and somebody who bought a lottery ticket is a winner tonight. and why there is still hope for someone else to win win. dion: this year's aids walk san francisco is less than a week away. it is next sunday at golden gate park. the fundraising walbenefits local hiv and aids programs. to register, you can call the number on your screen or visit ff.aidswalk.net. summer is a great time to go the extra mile. ♪ the extra mile to see your friends. the extra mile to see your family. the extra mile to see the world. ♪ volvo mild hybrids. no plug-in required so you can go the extra summer mile. summer safely. dion: san francisco's police chief is defending his department's response to a skateboarding event. on

j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: thank you.ncisco's police chief defends his department's dozens of arrest at a weekend skateboarding event but will his answers be enough for other city leaders? dion: one of summer's biggest shopping days arrives tomorrow. we explained why some say it should be called amazon crime day. ama: and somebody who bought a lottery ticket is a winner tonight. and why there is still hope for someone else to win win. dion: this year's aids walk san francisco is less than a week away. it is next sunday at golden gate park. the fundraising walk benefits local hiv and aids programs. to register, you can call the number on your screen or visit number on your screen or visit ff.aidswal tv: try tide power pods with 85% more tide in every pod. who needs that much more tide? (crashing sounds) everyone's gonna need more tide. it's a mess out there. that's why there's 85% more tide in every power pod. -see? -baby: ah. that's why there's 85% more tide in every power pod. for softer clothes that are gentle on your s

j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7 news.ion: in the east bay, police broke up an early ring sideshow in oakland. this was the scene around 4:00 this morning at the intersection of hagan berger coliseum way. you can see multiple cars taking turns doing donuts in the intersection. the sideshow lasted 15 to 20 minutes before police broke up the crowd of spectators. with this afternoon, the oakland police department tweeted this out, saying they would have more resources on the streets this weekend as part of their sideshow enforcement. cars who take part in illegal activity will be towed. happening tomorrow, the competency trial for the man accused of a stabbing spree in the city of davis is scheduled to begin. the yolo county journey will determine if carlos dominguez can stand trial -- jury will determine if carlos dominguez can stand trial. last month, a court appointed doctor found him not competent, but the attorney disputed the dr.'s findings and requested a jury trial. if he is found incompetent, dominguez will be hospit

j.r.: elon musk posted this video showing the x lp. city officials say they have opened an investigation into the sign, saying that a building permit is required to make sure the sign is structurally sound and installed safely. planning review and approval is also necessary for the installation of this sign. the city is opening a complaint and initiating an investigation. sunday, the twitter letters were completely removed from the sign, leaving just the x. tech analyst rob angeli. >> this is the worst time to do a brand change because they were having trouble retaining customers. when you change the identity of the company, you will lose an amount of customers due to the name change. j.r.: but musk and x have strong supporters even with this bright light. >> i love what he is doing. he is a show man. he will turn the light down at night and it will be subtle, but everybody is talking about san francisco now. j.r.: some say the light was bright friday, but they will just deal with it. >> i have got blackout curtains. j.r.: for those wh

what is that show without j.r.?l, that's what i figure. [ chuckles ] well, i guess if you don't know by now who shot j.r., you probably do not care. but last night, some 82 million americans did and they watched the much-touted "dallas" episode. it could become the most watched television show ever. troy: who shot j.r. is a reflection of old-fashioned television. it's a moment that gathers everybody around the electronic fireplace, which is now the television set. now, about one special american television program, a critic said it transcends in popularity every other american statement about war. and something special happened today to mobile army surgical hospital 4077 that will touch millions of americans. bowen: it was the kind of an event that would draw the world's press. stage nine, 20th century fox studios, the end of the korean war -- the television version, "m.a.s.h." o'houlihan: it's been an honor and a privilege to have worked with you. and i'm very, very proud to have known you. hart: there were those l

j.r. stone is in vallejo tonight with all the details. >> was able to stop somebody from doing worse. j.r.: alex belos describing the actions he took saturday as he witnessed flames tearing through this field, but also the moments he saw the man set it on fire. >> i saw somebody jumping. you can say in happiness. and he was poking at the grass. looked weird. and then all of a sudden, we see flames popping out literally right in front of you. >> what did he throw? >> a flare. >> he was on the ground with emergency dispatch moments later, but when he watched the person get into a tesla after attempting to start another fire in this area, he went to make a citizen's arrest. >> pulled him out. >> tried to grab his hand behind his back. and then i tried to go for an armbar. didn't go through well. that's when he tried to bite me. bello who trained in mexed martial arts showed me how it played out. >> you pulled him by his legs. >> two regulars and dragged him out. he said, let me go. i'm not go

j.r. is in vallejo tonight with all the details. >> was able to stop somebody from doing worse. j.r.: alex belos describing the actions he took saturday as he witnessed flames tearing through this field, but also the moments he saw the man set it on fire. >> i saw somebody jumping. you can say in happiness. and he was poking at the grass. looked weird. and then all of a sudden, we see flames popping out literally right in front of you. >> what did he throw? >> a flare. >> he was on the ground with emergency dispatch moments later, but when he watched the person get into a tesla after attempting to start another fire in this area, he went to make a citizen's arrest. >> pulled him out. >> tried to grab his hand behind his back. and then i tried to go for an armbar. didn't go through well. that's when he tried to bite me. bello who trained in mexed martial arts showed me how it played out. >> you pulled him by his legs. >> two regulars and dragged him out. he said, let me go. i'm not going to

j.r. stone is searching for answers on a possible cause..: broken out windows here, they are, and everywhere inside san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood a day after at least one massive explosion rang out. >> it literally sounded like a car bomb or something, and it knocked me to the floor. >> the loudest explosion i have ever heard outside of fireworks. j.r.: pg&e described don't happen saturday night as an underground equipment failure. -- described what happene saturday night as an underground equipment failure. the company gave no update as to what led to the mishap. this viewer video shows what looks like a tesla on fire, but officials say it was actually an explosion that came from a manhole beneath. that tesla. >> i did hear this first started after a manhole exploded underneath the tesla, and then other manholes exploded and windows were blown out of the building. j.r.: this marks the second time in less than three months there has been what is called an underground vault explosion in san francisco. this case knocking out so

j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: now to the taylor swift errors tour.he friday and saturday performances will be her first shows in the bay area in five years. the first signs of the tour are already here. the official merchandise truck pulled up today. it will open up for fans in lot one tomorrow morning. if you do have a ticket to the concert, get out your phone. scan the qr code that's on your screen and it will take you right to our website where we've put together an entire page of everything you need to know before the show. we will show it again in the next couple minutes. if you don't have a concert ticket, police don't want you to come. it's to prevent traffic messes toisten from outside.ans trying dan: here's ar look at those street cl and traffic effects. concert late saturday night ends.theng ls will opening today at 2:00. gates will open at 4:30. for everything you need to know, scan this qr code and it will take you right to our webte where we've put tetr an entire page on everything you need to know before the show. information on public

j.r.ne found out opinions are mixed. >> it's good for the neighborhood, good for the businesses. reporter: restaurants regarding we can street closures currently in place is clear-cut. >> we don't need the street to be open. >> i like it closed. it brings more business. people can walk out on the street. reporter: the weekend closure went into place during covid as part of the shared spaces program. it's about to end has postponed that decision for a month due to objections like this. >> we need to pay the rent. we need to come back from what we lost. it's a good thing to have a little bit more tables, more people, more money for everybody. reporter: it's not just those from the restaurants who would like to see it stay closed on the weekends. i talked with those at this chocolate store who tell me they've been packed during these closures. >> i think it brings more people out. it's good. reporter: not everyone feels that way. buses have to be rerouted and more importantly, the sfmta says

j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dan: now to the historic and deadly heat wave that appears to be moving northeast before the weekend. 118 million americans are expected to begin the heat index danger zone tomorrow. among the widest group of people in the u.s. this year. new york is expected to see the worst of it. arizona is bringing inextricable or because they don't have enough during a surgeon deaths. it's unclear how many are actually due to the heat. phoenix has raised -- reached 110 are higher for a record 28 days in a row, if you can imagine. the white house is stepping in, investing to boost water storage capacity in california, colorado, and washington. ama: the u.s. department of education is stepping up to help borrowers repay their student loans. payments are resuming in october after the supreme court struck down the biden administration's forgiveness plan. education aids are offering advice for what people need to do next. >> if you don't know who your servicer is, student aid.gov will tell you. if you

j.r. stone, abc7news. dan: tonight, there's a growing grassroots effort to save the legendary anchor brewing business in san francisco. last week, the oldest craft brewery in the country said it was going out of business after 127 years. but now it's workers want to try to salvage it before it closes for good. workers in the union have contacted the brewery's owner to try to run it as an employee owned cooperative. they hope to have a response tomorrow. a spokesperson says two dozen investors have expressed interest in acquiring some or all of the brewery. there's plenty more to learn about the history of anchor brewing and is part in the bay area beer landscape. for more, we have a full look back at the making and meaning of anchor brewing through the years. it's up now on abc7news.com/local. ama: san jose had 28 it happened after 1:00 this morning near capital expressway. police say the men were ejected from their car after being hit by an suv. the driver was arrested on suspicion of dui. the pace of tra

dan: j.r. stone is on top of the story and has new information about when cameras could help with these investigations. reporter: this scene. >> reporter: unfolded quickly along interstate 980 in oakland tuesday afternoon around 2:45. >> seven to nine shots heard. they were next to the freeway in that area and it sounded like it came from the freeway. reporter: chp officers could be seen closing off eastbound lanes after a victim showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound and reported it happening along 980. shell casings were later found according to scanner traffic. the extent of the injuries are unknown but this scene marks the third bay area highway shooting in five days. an eight-year-old was left in grave condition after being struck by a bullet while riding in an unrelated vehicle along i-5 80 in oakland friday evening . also friday, a woman was shot in the leg while traveling southbound along i to 80 in san francisco. >> what happened to government protecting the populace? that is o

j.r. been looking through those clips and is monitoring a city meeting tonight where this is the focus. reporter: this police commission meeting is still going right now. some heated moments with those upset with police and those backing police. tension between crowd members, the focus of this meeting though , the new video and the police chief responding to questions about policy and one with down. -- what went down. police commissioner's grilled the san francisco police chief about this. >> it is 7:19 p.m.. reporter: the police response to an unpermitted event earlier this month where skateboarders raced down this hill near dolores park. >> i still believe that there was a failure of de-escalation. reporter: police releasing new video showing the tense moments. this body camera video shows a glass bottle being thrown at them. then another video showing the officer hit by a bottle. fireworks thrown at officers in this clip and then landing and exploding near officers. >> people laugh. it'

j.r. stone, abc7news. dan: happening now, the family of a man with bay area ties is in an emotional race to find him tonight after a hike in yosemite on sunday. hayden clement is the one wearing the clothing you see in the first photo. his linkedin indicates he played baseball at santa rosa junior college before transferring to san diego state. he was last seen hiking the upper chill new on the falls. there's an alert asking anyone who was hiking in that area to please call park dispatch. the chp is searching for a stolen green military humvee. it was taken from the national guard armory in santa rosa last night. the chp believes someone climbed the fence into the armory and use the vehicle to break out the gates. >> we were hoping when daylight came to up, we would find it in the west county here. that has not been the case yet. dan: the humvee doesn't have any plates and there was no military equipment stored inside the vehicle. dion: tomorrow, customers will show their support what popular oakland dough

. >> j.r. stone traveled around the east bay looking at the early fun. reporter: usa danville on july 3. there was a long line of cars and trucks wrapping america. -- r >> we are here because of the people that came before us that fought for this country. >> my family has been coming to the parade since at least the 1980's, 1990's. reporter: that means you show up the day before in hopes of saving the perfect spot along the route with your chairs or some tape. >> it is kind of our thing. all the townspeople come out. reporter: they came out a day early for this. july 3 fireworks and family tradition. >> i came to bring my grandkids. they have not had the summer, while. my sister has now passed away. this is something she really loved. reporter: it is just a little colder compared to danville. >> we should have brought more blankets. reporter: but even the cold could not keep the thousands at marina bay park from celebrating our great nation with fireworks, friends, and family. >> we have a great country and the fact we can celebrate is amazing. >> i gues

j.r. stone, abc 7 news.an: now to the historic and deadly heat wave that appears to be moving northeast before the weekend. 118 million americans are expected to begin the heat index danger zone tomorrow. among the widest group of people in the u.s. this year. new york is expected to see the worst of it. arizona is bringing inextricable or because they don't have enough during a surgeon deaths. it's unclear how many are actually due to the heat. phoenix has raised -- reached 110 are higher for a record 28 days in a row, if you can imagine. the white house is stepping in, investing to boost water storage capacity in california, colorado, and washington. ama: the u.s. department of education is stepping up to help borrowers repay their student loans. payments are resuming in october after the supreme court struck down the biden administration's forgiveness plan. education aids are offering advice for what people need to do next. >> if you don't know who your servicer is, student aid.gov will tell you. if you s

dan: j.r.d has new information about when cameras could help with these investigations. reporter: this scene. >> reporter: unfolded quickly along interstate 980 in oakland tuesday afternoon around 2:45. >> seven to nine shots heard. they were next to the freeway in that area and it sounded like it came from the freeway. reporter: chp officers could be seen closing off eastbound lanes after a victim showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound and reported it happening along 980. shell casings were later found according to scanner traffic. the extent of the injuries are unknown but this scene marks the third bay area highway shooting in five days. an eight-year-old was left in grave condition after being struck by a bullet while riding in an unrelated vehicle along i-5 80 in oakland friday evening . also friday, a woman was shot in the leg while traveling southbound along i to 80 in san francisco. >> what happened to government protecting the populace? that is our number one mission. are we fa

j.r.ound out opinions are mixed. >> it's good for the neighborhood, good for the businesses. reporter: restaurants regarding we can street closures currently in place is clear-cut. >> we don't need the street to be open. >> i like it closed. it brings more business. people can walk out on the street. reporter: the weekend closure went into place during covid as part of the shared spaces program. it's about to end has postponed that decision for a month due to objections like this. >> we need to pay the rent. we need to come back from what we lost. it's a good thing to have a little bit more tables, more people, more money for everybody. reporter: it's not just those from the restaurants who would like to see it stay closed on the weekends. i talked with those at this chocolate store who tell me they've been packed during these closures. >> i think it brings more people out. it's good. reporter: not everyone feels that way. buses have to be rerouted and more importantly, the sfmta says ther

j.r. stone, abc7news.g now, the family of a man with bay area ties is in an emotional race to find him tonight after a hike in yosemite on sunday. hayden clement is the one wearing the clothing you see in the first photo. his linkedin indicates he played baseball at santa rosa junior college before transferring to san diego state. he was last seen hiking the upper chill new on the falls. there's an alert asking anyone who was hiking in that area to please call park dispatch. the chp is searching for a stolen green military humvee. it was taken from the national guard armory in santa rosa last night. the chp believes someone climbed the fence into the armory and use the vehicle to break out the gates. >> we were hoping when daylight came to up, we would find it in the west county here. that has not been the case yet. dan: the humvee doesn't have any plates and there was no military equipment stored inside the vehicle. dion: tomorrow, customers will show their support what popular oakland doughnut shop targe

j.r.as been looking through those clips and is monitoring a city meeting tonight where this is the focus. reporter: this police commission meeting is still going right now. some heated moments with those upset with police and those backing police. tension between crowd members, the focus of this meeting though , the new video and the police chief responding to questions about policy and one with down. -- what went down. police commissioner's grilled the san francisco police chief about this. >> it is 7:19 p.m.. reporter: the police response to an unpermitted event earlier this month where skateboarders raced down this hill near dolores park. >> i still believe that there was a failure of de-escalation. reporter: police releasing new video showing the tense moments. this body camera video shows a glass bottle being thrown at them. then another video showing the officer hit by a bottle. fireworks thrown at officers in this clip and then landing and exploding near officers. >> people laugh. i

. >> j.r. stone traveled around the east bay looking at the early fun. reporter: usa danville on july 3. there was a long line of cars and trucks wrapping america. -- r >> we are here because of the people that came before us that fought for this country. >> my family has been coming to the parade since at least the 1980's, 1990's. reporter: that means you show up the day before in hopes of saving the perfect spot along the route with your chairs or some tape. >> it is kind of our thing. all the townspeople come out. reporter: they came out a day early for this. july 3 fireworks and family tradition. >> i came to bring my grandkids. they have not had the summer, while. my sister has now passed away. this is something she really loved. reporter: it is just a little colder compared to danville. >> we should have brought more blankets. reporter: but even the cold could not keep the thousands at marina bay park from celebrating our great nation with fireworks, friends, and family. >> we have a great country and the fact we can celebrate is amazing. >> i gues

j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: now to the taylor swift errors tour.y and saturday performances will be her first shows in the bay area in five years. the first signs of the tour are already here. the official merchandise truck pulled up today. it will open up for fans in lot one tomorrow morning. if you do have a ticket to the concert, get out your phone. scan the qr code that's on your screen and it will take you right to our website where we've put together an entire page of everything you need to know before the show. we will show it again in the next couple minutes. if you don't have a concert ticket, police don't want you to come. it's to prevent traffic messes and overcrowding of fans trying to listen from outside. dan: here's a closer look at those street closures and traffic effects. concert late saturday night ends. the parking lots will opening today at 2:00. gates will open at 4:30. for everything you need to know, scan this qr code and it will take you right to our website where we've put together an entire page on everything you need to k

j.r. stone, abc7news.tonight, there's a growing grassroots effort to save the legendary anchor brewing business in san francisco. last week, the oldest craft brewery in the country said it was going out of business after 127 years. but now it's workers want to try to salvage it before it closes for good. workers in the union have contacted the brewery's owner to try to run it as an employee owned cooperative. they hope to have a response tomorrow. a spokesperson says two dozen investors have expressed interest in acquiring some or all of the brewery. there's plenty more to learn about the history of anchor brewing and is part in the bay area beer landscape. for more, we have a full look back at the making and meaning of anchor brewing through the years. it's up now on abc7news.com/local. ama: san jose had 28 it happened after 1:00 this morning near capital expressway. police say the men were ejected from their car after being hit by an suv. the driver was arrested on suspicion of dui. the pace of traffic f

j.r.ne, abc, abc7 news in martinez county health officials are expected to share more information tomorrow about the july 11th release of so-called coke dust. >> hazmat release at the martinez refining company. we're expected to learn exactly what caused the incident and what was done immediately afterwards as coke dust is the by product of the refining process and last week, county health officials said tests found the material did not contain high levels of toxic metals. they concluded there was no long term risk to public health. also tomorrow, contra costa health will be giving an update over the massive oil spill at the richmond refinery marine terminal in 2021. a small hole in a pipeline leaked more than 750 gallons of diesel water mixture into the bay. the third party report found the spill was, quote, a failure to follow good engineering and industry practices. it's a final goodbye tonight to a legendary bay area band, the grateful dead, for the last sold out show of the band's dea

reporter j.r.eet come out regarding weekend street closures currently in place. >> we don't need this section to be open. >> i like it closed, it brings more business, people can walk on the street. >> the weekend closure involving part of the street went into place during covid as part of the shared spaces program. it was about to end but the sfmta has postponed that decision for a month due to objections like this. >> we need to pay the rent. we need to come back. the past three years. it is a good thing to have a little bit more tables, more people, more money for everybody. and it is not just those from the restaurants who would like to see hayes street stay closed on the weekends. i talked with those who tell me they have been packed during the closures. >> it brings more people out and it is good. >> but not everyone feels that way. assist have to be rerouted and more importantly, the sfmta says there are concerns from the fire department about emergency access. some also believe it adds exte

j.r. stone shows more from ship passengers. the ruby princess is again sitting on the dock of the bay for a third extra night in san francisco after it crashed into the dock thursday. passengers with simple descriptions of the events. >> it's a parking accident. >> the ship was supposed to be in alaska at this point. thursday's crash damaged vessel as it was stocking. one bay area family we talked to say they are not angry, just on with it. >> it's a bummer we have to reschedule, but stuff happens. >> the new departure date is 4:00 p.m. sunday. repairs will have to be finished by that time. the u.s. coast guard approve those. on friday our cameras captured a huge hole in the ship's hull knew the stern. saturday it appeared to be sealed. late saturday some travelers were still unsure if they would stay or or go come sunday. >> it is an emotional decision. we don't know if staying on and having seven days in a nazca and having one stop in a nazca and one in canada is valuable enough to stay on there. >> passengers have choices to

commissioner john trevena and commissioner j.r. eppler, vice president jose lopez is absent this evening. also present is deputy city attorney jen huber, who will provide the board with any needed legal advice at the controls is the board's legal assistant, alec. and i'm julie rosenberg, the board's executive director. we will also be joined by representatives from the city departments that will be presenting before the board this evening. later, we

j.r. talked with that man who says he lost just about everything. >> i don't know exactly where it caught. reporter: fire damage in this backyard. inside the home, you can see how close the flames came to paul, his wife, and their dogs. >> what if they had ran out of the doggy doors and written into that fire? reporter: with holes in his ceiling and the smell of burn in the air, paul stood inside his destroyed home and described what happened when he got out of bed to see why the dogs were barking. >> all i see is flames. reporter: paul ran to wake up his wife. >> i wake her up. the houses on fire. go out the front. go. reporter: the two were able to get out. when i asked paul about how he's doing now, he was overwhelmed with emotion. >> not so good. the hardest part all your stuff, you know? i still have cold drinks in the fridge. you guys want one? the hardest part is not losing all your possessions. the lady next little dog. reporter: paul told me he was playing guitar under this tree.

abc7news reporter j.r.tone has more on how one san francisco restaurant is capitalizing on the praise. >> the shortage happened again. it is crazy. it is like $200. no way right? reporter: yes, she is referring to the current price of sriracha sauce online and at some locations across the country. you can see sriracha is one thing she has plenty of francisco korean restaurant the corner store. >> we have 75 bottles. reporter: because when prices dropped earlier this year. >> i purchased boxes of sriracha . and what am i going to do with it? i will come up with something. reporter: she decided why not give them away to those who purchase this spicy dish which her parents are masters of cooking along with her brother. >> we have authentic korean food made by mom and pop and my brother. we have a bottle of original sriracha for you. reporter: you can also choose to buy two sojourn bottles and get free sriracha. but i chose food. this is the entrÉe that will get you a bottle of sriracha sauce. as for the taste?

j.r.tone talked with that man who says he lost just about everything. >> i don't know exactly where it caught. reporter: fire damage in this backyard. inside the home, you can see how close the flames came to paul, his wife, and their dogs. >> what if they had ran out of the doggy doors and written into that fire? reporter: with holes in his ceiling and the smell of burn in the air, paul stood inside his destroyed home and described what happened when he got out of bed to see why the dogs were barking. >> all i see is flames. reporter: paul ran to wake up his wife. >> i wake her up. the houses on fire. go out the front. go. reporter: the two were able to get out. when i asked paul about how he's doing now, he was overwhelmed with emotion. >> not so good. the hardest part all your stuff, you know? i still have cold drinks in the fridge. you guys want one? the hardest part is not losing all your possessions. the lady next little dog. reporter: paul told me he was playing guitar under this tr

abc7news reporter j.r.ne has more on how one san francisco restaurant is capitalizing on the praise. >> the shortage happened again. it is crazy. it is like $200. no way right? reporter: yes, she is referring to the current price of sriracha sauce online and at some locations across the country. you can see sriracha is one thing she has plenty of francisco korean restaurant the corner store. >> we have 75 bottles. reporter: because when prices dropped earlier this year. >> i purchased boxes of sriracha . and what am i going to do with it? i will come up with something. reporter: she decided why not give them away to those who purchase this spicy dish which her parents are masters of cooking along with her brother. >> we have authentic korean food made by mom and pop and my brother. we have a bottle of original sriracha for you. reporter: you can also choose to buy two sojourn bottles and get free sriracha. but i chose food. this is the entrÉe that will get you a bottle of sriracha sauce. as for the taste? r

. >> reporter: but here in south carolina, republican voters like j.r. fountain aren't so sure. do you think desantis can beat trump? >> i don't know. i think he should. he's smarter, he's younger, and he's more vibrant, but trump's base, trump's loyalty is deep. >> reporter: at this point there does not appear to be any other republicans that will be jumping in the race. both new hampshire governor chris sununu and virginia governor glenn youngkin have ruled out a run for the white house, though youngkin appears to have wiggle room there. and as for the desantis campaign this is not the early lead they were hoping for and looking for a major reset in the coming weeks. >>> when we come back on a monday night, the scare at a carnival. a 10-year-old boy thrown from a ride in critical congress. >>> and then the fda decision this evening about a new rsv shot for infants in a moment. i also used to plan my days around finding a bathroom, in fear of an embarrassing bladder accident. you're not alone, and you don't have to live like this. i don't! i found real relief with axonics thera

. >> reporter: but here in south carolina, republican voters like j.r. fountain aren't so sure. do you think desantis can beat trump? >> i dont know. i think he should. he's smarter, he's younger, and he's more vibrant, but trump's base, trump's loyalty is deep. >> reporter: at this point there does not appear to be other republicans jumping in the race. sununu and youngkin have ruled out a run though youngkin appears to have wiggle room and as for desantis' campaign they were not hoping for this. >> david: rachel scott tonight, thank you, as always. >>> when we come back, the scare at a carnival. a 10-year-old boy thrown from a ride in critical congress and then the fda decision ts evening about a new rsv shot for infants in a moment. i also used to plan my days around finding a bathroom, in fear of an embarrassing bladder accident. you're not alone, and you don't have to live like this. i don't! i found real relief with axonics therapy, a proven non-drug solution, and i got my life back. go to findrealrelief.com to get started. ask a bladder specialist if axonics therapy is ri

j.r. stone is searching for answers on what could have caused this. >> broken out windows here, there, and everywhere insight and san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood, the day after at least one massive explosion rang out. >> it literally sounded like a car bomb or something. it knocked me to the floor. >> pg nd saturday night as an underground equipment failure, which led to an explosion and fire while pg n was working bowl -- pg working underground yesterday. this f to be a tesla on fire, but the tesla was on top of a man that exploded. firefighters say no one was hurt, but this marks the second time in less than three months that there has been an underground vault explosion in san francisco, this knocking out power for the financial district. the power of the explosions were incredible. >> a really loud bang, a series of them, but the first one was really loud. it blew out all the glass in all the windows. >> when i realized there were broken windows and the car was on fire, it

stadium workers sent this video to j.r. stone last night. officials are urging those without concert tickets not to tailgate or tay-gat did not need a ticket or a seat to enjoy taylor swift live. they set santa clara valley transportation authority with an estimated 25,000 writers yesterday. if you are to levi's stadium for the taylor swift concert, it offers the best option to get there. if you don't know exactly how it works, don't worry, a transit agency has ambassadors at many stations to help you out. and a few things to know ahead of time, the stop is the great american station. you can download the app to find the closest station and how often the trains are running. abc7 talked with one family who forgot to buy a parking pass, but found public transportation was a better alternative >>. >>we don't have the headache of the traffic out there. so i'm glad we have this option. >> the train service will end one hour after the concert, whether there is an encore or not. you need to keep track of other transit schedules like bart or caltrai

j.r.ing on this. >> this shortage happened again, it's like oh my god, it's crazy. $200? no way. >> she is referring to the current price of sr iracha sauce online. sriracha plenty of at her korean restaurant. >> we have 75 bottles. >> when prices dropped earlier this year. >> i purchased boxes of saratov. i will come up with something. she decided why not give something away to those who purchased the dish. her parents are masters at cooking along with her brother. >> we korean food. we have a free bottle of traditional sriracha. reggie: you could -- >> you could buy two of these traditional bottles. >> this is the entree you could get. the taste >> do you like it? >> spicy but good. >> this dish will run you 75 dollars but feeds 4-5 people. she says the deal lasts until the sriracha is gone. finish one bottle of sriracha? maybe a year, maybe six months. i think it is worth it. reggie: that was so let's talk about chip away. they are testing out a robot that could help make guacamole. the

j.r. todd driving in the yellow got down the line at 322. he beats chad green. everyone is fired up. todd's first win since 2021. >>> to golf, lee hodges looking for his first career win in minnesota at the 3m open. a comfortable lead at 18. this is how you cap off your first tour win. spinning it back less than two feet from the cup. he's pumped. his hometown club, watching in alabama. they go crazy for him. he finishes 24 under and wins by seven shots. >>> final round of the evian championship over in france. rose zheng birdies 18 tied for 9th. since turning pro, she has finished top ten in four out of her five tournaments. francis looking to make history. she birdies three of her first five holes en route to a six-shot win for her first major title, becoming the first player from san francisco to win this had event. >>> way different weather as you saw some here. here is whales. 26 players shot 80 or above on a wet and windy day. outlasting the conditions. and patrick harrington on the second hole of his playoffs to win his second major hit. very different fr

that's j.r. todd and the yellow car. he'll get a little sideways, but hang on to edge. chad green todd tops out at 322 miles an hour for his first win in a drought that spanned 53 races. and then the top dealers, justin ashley against antron brown. that's ashley in the far lane. you can see on the photo finish how close it was. the margin was 1/1000 of a second. it's the fifth win this year for ashley and 12 events. he takes over the overall top fuel points league, nascar on the short track at richmond on a restart with three laps to go. chris buescher on the inside gets a jump on denny hamlin and takes the lead busch held on to win by a half second over hamlin with four races left to establish the field, butcher clinches a spot in the 16 driver playoffs. it's busch's first win of the year. william byron, who was 21st today, remains the series leader and winning your first pga tournament is a hump some players never get over. final round of the 3 a.m. open today in minnesota. you wouldn't know. this was the first tour win for 28 year old lee hodges. hodges led this tour

the crafty old j.r. of "dallas" fame was with his mother, actress mary martin as he was presented withus coverage of it. it wasn't salacious and you would see actors speaking as actors instead of on a johnny carson show. man: what are you like off camera? i'm like this. oh, this is on camera. this is on camera. hanks: it was the beginning of a lot of money being made out entertainment is on camera. and celebrities. robert redford plays the good guy in the movies, but don't tell that to his neighbors in utah. they are still bitter and redford is the target of their ire. hart: the audience grew and grew. and that was showing us that the appetite for celebrity news was big. it was big. get ready for "lifestyles of the rich and famous," television's most dazzling hour of excitement! hi, i'm robin leach in monaco, the glittering gem of the riviera. and you've got a vip ticket to prince rainier's private party. your sunday newspaper is still delivered with the comics around the news. and that was what i always thought "lifestyles" was. we were the comic around the news. except we did it as s

. transformation to play j.r.s really brought the character life and he's character to life and he's always been one of those actors when he really gets into a character , he does it so much character, he does it so much justice. and the story of the atomic bomb as well. it's history buffs would love it. >> so it really appeals to, oh, you'd like it then? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> really appeals to me just because it's fascinating and terrifying real. terrifying and real. >> it is. and i think it's been one of those stories. that's why i like directors like christopher they christopher nolan, because they always those always manage to find those stories which have kind of been hidden the public's hidden from the public's periphery bringing periphery and bringing it to modern make it well, modern day to make it well, excites. waiting for audiences. it's excitement it's part of the excitement behind just that we are behind this just that we are desperate for a bit of fun. >> i mean, particularly with barbie, we want a bi

gone a drastic makeover to gone under a drastic makeover to play gone under a drastic makeover to play j.r he was only eaten an almond a day . was only eaten an almond a day. like he looked very scrawny in this film and he has an amazing cast in this. you support him, including matt damon and florence pugh and emily blunt. where barbie, what happens? barbie will be a box office smash. but when it comes to awards season, i find a lot of comedies don't make it to get the oscars and stuff, but it's definitely cemented its name in film history. >> it's won for barbie is it one for the kids, one for the girls, or is it actually a film for everyone ? everyone? >> unfortunately, i don't think it's a film for everyone. it was rated 12 a and i didn't understand, but then when i watched realised there's watched it, i realised there's a lot of topics. it talks about a lot of topics. it talks about a lot of topics. it talks about a lot of language, it uses where i think as a parent, if you haven't explored that with your children, want children, you might not want them it. it's quite them to watch it.

commissioner john trevena and commissioner j.r. eppler, vice president jose lopez is absent this evening. also present is deputy city attorney jen huber, who will provide the board with any needed legal advice at the controls is the board's legal assistant, alec. and i'm julie rosenberg, the board's executive director. we will also be joined by representatives from the city departments that will be presenting before the board this evening. later, we expect corey teague, the zoning administrator, present is tina tam, the deputy zoning administrator. both are representing the planning department. we also have matthew green, chief building excuse me , deputy director of inspection services, now with dbi and we they will be present representing the departments, the board meeting guidelines are as follows. the board requests that you turn off or silence all phones and other electronic devices so they will not disturb the proceedings. no eating or drinking in the hearing room. the board's rules of presentation are as follows. appellants