i'm jonathan bloom with her story ahead. >> it will be cloudy with spotty drizzle in the morning. >>> first here's a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >>> here's a preview of tonight's show delayed for your enjoyment. >> can you repeat that? >>> everybody come down this way. >> about three dozen people were hurt when a subway derailed in new york city this morning. the train began to shake violently. 800 people had to be evacuated through dark tunnels. officials say it was caused by human error. >>> a cyberattack has spread to asia tonight after affecting businesses, port operators and government systems in europe and the u.s. users are told to pay hundreds of dollars in bitcoin to regain access to their computers. the attack uses a windows flaw. there is one thing you can do to help keep your computer safe. >> from time to time you get the reminder to update. click it and install those, those are important security updates to protect you. >> the attack was similar to another attack in april that crippled tens of thousands of computers around the world. >>> now to the st

i'm jonathan bloom with her story ahead. >> it will be cloudy with spotty drizzle in the morning. >>> first here's a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >>> here's a preview of tonight's show delayed for your enjoyment. >> can you repeat that? [ intense music playing ] ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the e300 for $569 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> everybody come down this way. >> about three dozen people were hurt when a subway derailed in new york city this morning. the train began to shake violently. 800 people had to be evacuated through dark tunnels. officials say it was caused by human error. >>> a cyberattack has spread to asia tonight after affecting businesses, port operators and government systems in europe and the u.s. users are told to pay hundreds of dollars in bitcoin to regain access to their computers. the attack uses a windows fla

jonathan bloom met her owners who have learned something new about their pet.be grinning from here to ear. >> once she saw the backyard she was really happy to be home. >> reporter: we know her name is torty and she belongs to a family just up the street. >> it's giant. >> reporter: she became the talk of the town. >> she has been here the whole time but didn't make a peep. >> i guess they don't bark or make noise. >> reporter: she slipped out of the yard. the family thought she was hiding. >> her favorite hiding spot. >> reporter: she dug that? >> all by herself in a day. >> reporter: but she trstrolled right out the gate. >> they knew enough to kind of herd her into a safe area. >> reporter: she got a ride to the animal shelter. >> would she have been able to survive in the wild? >> it's unlikely. she's basically a domestic pet. >> reporter: having a locked gate is a necessity when you live with a tortoise but it's there's one thing that her family will never need, a lawnmower. she and i have something in common. >> you took the whole thing in one bite. >> th

jonathan bloom explains what we jonathan bloom explains what we retu have to travel from its source to hundred miles? a thousand miles? how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser always bottled at the mountain source. how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. >>> there is a big hole in the ground in the heart of san francisco, where the moscone south convention hall used to be. and the city has big plans for what will go there, and the money they hope will come pouring out of it. >> as you can see today, our drone view 7 got some spectacular views of the massive construction site. >> jonathan bloom has more on why the neighborhood just can't wait for the new project to be finished. >> reporter: echoing across a skyline full of cranes and new high rises, all that noise is coming from one job site that is not a high rise at all. >> we dug down 56 feet. and poured a new foundation. >> reporter: the newest building in san francisco's moscone cent

in oakland, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> don't go away. our coverage of the nba finals is next. beil is here. >> i want to get one of those basketballs and work on my game. seemed like certain defeat for the warriors. they take over in the final three minutes and steal the win away. one victory away from the title. all the highlights, postgame interviews, coming up. >>> inside enemy territory. we're live in cleveland, with the fans that aren't rooting for the dubs. they do exist. >>> other news, an hiv and hepatitis scare. >>> live, where you live, this is abc 7 news.

i'm jonathan bloom with the extra tall visitor here at who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> new at 6:00, this video of a motorcycle driving right through a group of protesters in san francisco today startled a lot of people, as you see. one protester shared this video with us. people were rallying against president trump's health care plans. no one was hurt, but again, a number of people startled. the man driving the motorcycle was arrested as he drove toward the group a second time. >>> a magnitude 6.8 struck off santa barber happened a century ago. an alert about the quake went out through the usgs about an hour ago. lucy jones tweeted that a software glitch was to blame. >>> communities north

i'm jonathan bloom with everything you need to know about the forward go bike. >>> you don't know where your life is going to go. >> back to his east bay the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >> >> breaking news in boston. a building is going up in flames. it was under construction. it's six stories tall and the fire has gone to six alarms, with part of the building beginning to collapse. this was going to be 83 condos. they were all sold out and people were supposed to be moving in here in less than three weeks. you can see from these pictures right now, that is obviously not going to happen. >>> here's a view of the city from the embarcadero today, on the same day that the people's right to decide the height of buildings is being challenge

i'm jonathan bloom with the warning from authorities as they stage a mock rescue here at ocean beachad on "abc7 news." >>> next, a closer look at three options the a's are considering as they look for a new place to can a toothpaste do everything well? this clean was like pow! my teeth are glowing. they are so white. step 1 cleans. step 2 whitens. crest [hd]. 6x cleaning*, 6x whitening*á i would switch to crest [hd] over what i was using before. ltry align probiotic.n your digestive system? for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. >>> all right. you are looking live at one of the hottest parts of the bay area. this is a view of walnut creek, where it is 90 degrees at this moment. >> looking at a cooler place. santa cruz, it is 76 degrees, very comfortable. >>> just about the coolest spot in the bay area is san francisco's ocean beach. although the sun is shining, the water is more dangerous than it appears. >> today, jonathan bloom was there, as rescuers demonstrate what

i'm jonathan bloom with everything you need to know about the forward go bike. >>> you don't know where your life is going to go. >> back to his east b who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. you know new pantene.r tangles the minute you wash it? the first shampoo with active pro-v nutrient blends fueling hair 100% stronger that's instantly smoother and tangle free. because strong is beautiful. >> >> breaking news in boston. a building is going up in flames. it was under construction. it's six stories tall and the fire has gone to six alarms, with part of the building beginning to collapse. this was going to be 83 condos. they were all sold out and people were supposed to be moving in here in less than three weeks. you can see

i'm jonathan bloom with the warning from authorities as they stage a mock rescue here at ocean beachhead on "abc7 news." >>> next, a closer look at three options the a's are considering as they look for a new pla >>> all right. you are looking live at one of the hottest parts of the bay area. this is a view of walnut creek, where it is 90 degrees at this moment. >> looking at a cooler place. santa cruz, it is 76 degrees, very comfortable. >>> just about the coolest spot in the bay area is san francisco's ocean beach. although the sun is shining, the water is more dangerous than it appears. >> today, jonathan bloom was there, as rescuers demonstrate what happen it is they have to go in after you. >> reporter: high above the crashing waves, a lone firefighter stands atop a ladder, with an orange flag. >> we enter the water, running and dolphin diving. then we'll put on fins and swim to the victim. >> reporter: the victim or victims are trained rescuers themselves. this is a mock rescue to to to o demonstrate the ferocious conditions. ocean beach is known for its rip currents. >> let th

in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> did you see the clipper card costume character?i liked it. >> all right. >>> california drivers could gate incentive to go electric. bay area assemblyman unveiled a bill yesterday to create $3 billion in rebate money for drivers buying electric cars. he announced the plan yesterday at a charging station where his car was charging. the exact amount of the rebates debate dpends on the customer's income level and he believes it's a draw for drivers. >> so we're trying to get a million and a half vehicles on the road by 2025. clean vehicles. and then 5 million clean vehicles by 2030. >> tinge believe it is electric plan works in the same way as a state rebate program for solar panels jump starting the industry in california. >>> sorry, folks. the music festival will not be fall but will return next year. this is all according to sf-gate.com. a redevelopment project forcing the festival to move and the co-founder believes the biggest obstacle is finding a new site. >>> hey, if you're on the water, whether it's a ferry to work or pleasur

jonathan bloom is getting details on what is happening there. jonathan? >> reporter: we are here on potrero and 17th street. and you can see sort of behind me -- well, there's a car. once the car moves, the staging area -- that looks like an official vehicle. it has flashers on it. the staging area spilled over to 17th street. they are lining up the fire trucks and fire departmnt official vehicles. you can see over there bystanders being interviewed by the media. out here in the middle of the crosswalk. this street, potrero avenue, is completely shut down for several blocks in each direction extending out from the scene. you can sort of see a little bit farther away the fire department's mobile command post. this is the bottom of the hill. this is where the fire department staging area is. we have seen firefighters moving medical gear to and from the scene of the major u.p.s. facility. it takes up the entire block, two blocks from where we are standing. one block west of the u.p.s. facility is a church. you can see the steeple pointing up from the church

jonathan bloom explains what we food. water. internet. we need it to live.t we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> there is a big hole in the ground in the heart of san francisco, where the moscone south convention hall used to be. and the city has big plans for what will go there, and the money they hope will come pouring out of it. >> as you can see today, our drone view 7 got some spectacular views of the massive construction site. >> jonathan bloom has more on why the neighborhood just can't wait for the new project to be finished. >> reporter: echoing across a skyline full of cranes and new high rises, all that noise is coming from one job site that is not a high rise at all. >> we dug down 56 feet. and poured a new foundation. >> reporter: the newest build

jonathan bloom is just waking up from his private tour with the company's founders. >> we went with all, nice high gloss tables. >> reporter: tom is showing off the new downstairs lounge in a sleek hotel that sleeps 24 guests. >> we start off with a memory foam bed that's super comfy, pressed sheets, same sheets that the ritz-carlton uses. >> reporter: but it offers something the ritz-carlton can't. >> you basically fall asleep and wake up somewhere new. >> reporter: hotel on wheels or sleeper car without the train tracks, they call it cabin, a new kind of bus inspired by an old kind of travel on railroads and ocean liners. >> these things were hotels that moved. it was a multi-day trip. the service was amazing. >> reporter: these cabins are a bit smaller. >> just roll in. >> all right. roll into bed. >> yeah. >> there we go. but getting a good night's sleep on the road requires a whole new way of thinking about driving. >> it's not like i have to get here before this because there's traffic on the bridge. it's like, i do not want to wake these people up upstairs. who ever thought about

jonathan bloom is just waking up from his private tour with the company's founders. >> we went with all high gloss tables. >> reporter: tom is showing off the new downstairs lounge in a sleek hotel that sleeps 24 guests. >> we start off with a memory foam bed that's super comfy, pressed sheets, same sheets that the ritz-carlton uses. >> reporter: but it offers something the ritz-carlton can't. >> you basically fall asleep and wake up somewhere new. >> reporter: hotel on wheels or sleeper car without the train tracks, they call it cabin, a new kind of bus inspired by an old kind of travel on railroads and ocean liners. >> these things were hotels that moved. it was a multi-day trip. the service was amazing. >> reporter: these cabins are a bit smaller. >> just roll in. >> all right. roll into bed. >> yeah. >> there we go. but getting a good night's sleep on the road requires a whole new way of thinking about driving. >> it's not like i have to get here before this because there's traffic on the bridge. it's like, i do not want to wake these people up upstairs. who ever thought about that

in san francisco, jonathan bloom abc7 news. >> oka ch. now, the san francisco giants held a moment of silence today at their game. the victims of both the ups shooting and the shooting at a congressional baseball practice outside washington, d.c. were recognized. those shootings were back to back, but 3,000 miles apart. the one here in san francisco, the other in alexandria, virginia. >> and that attack happened on a baseball field as republican lawmakers practiced for tonight's charity game against their democratic counterparts. house gop whip steve scalise of louisiana was among five people wounded. he is out of surgery and now in critical condition. >> i could see steve scalise out in the field. he dragged himself after he was shot from near second base about 10 or 15 yards into the field. just to be i think a little further away from the gunman. he was laying motionless out there. >> nine california lawmakers were on both teams including eric swalwell of pleasanton and jared huff man of marin. the game will be played as scheduled. the

goodnight. >> reporter: in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >>> all right, good morning.e now almost 4:56 a.m., and we're having a couple issues in terms of visibility out there. a little bit of low cloud and fog out there. let's go to visibility on live doppler 7. we're seeing these numbers on the screen. that's how many. three miles visibility in half moon bay. going to the north a bit, santa rosa down to six. most spots are a-okay. later today, your high of 66 in san francisco, 84 in napa, 90 though in antioch, 72 oakland and san francisco a comfortable 81 later today. >>> good morning, drew. you may have to use the wipers this morning. i had to flip them on across the bay bridge a few times. mist and drizzle certainly possible for your morning commute. very light volume so far today, though. a quick check of mass transit. no issues today, but looking ahead to the fourth of july holiday on tuesday, b.a.r.t. will be on a sunday schedule. a.c.e. rail will not run monday or tuesday. and capital corridor will be running a holiday schedule on tuesday, july 4th, so something

. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> all right. the weekend is almost upon it it sounds like we may have a scorcher on our hands. >> father's day weekend if you have outdoor plans with dad here's what you need to know. livermore's average high is 81 degrees, tomorrow 95. but as we head towards the weekend triple digit heat showing up and into next week we're going to continue with this hot weather. so definitely find a place where you and your dad can be comfortable. right now as we take a look at live doppler 7 you will notice that the skies are still absolutely clear. now there is some fog, not far off the sonoma county coast and it will start to return as we head towards tomorrow morning. so it will change. we're still celebrating the warriors win, tower all lit up here. notice the trees aren't really blowing uch from this vantage point but it is breezy along the coast. 65 san francisco right now, mild san jose upper 60. gilroy 72 degrees. as we look towards san francisco seeing blue as we look towards city haul. 76 in santa ros

. >>> reporter jonathan bloom tweeted about a high school student in oakland defeating the odds just g. coming up at 4:55, jonathan talks to him about staying strong in his fight against leukemia. >>> and the warriors are facing history after kevin durant pulled off some game three heroics. the dubs have a shot to be the first team ever to finish the playoffs undefeated. here's abc7 news sports director larry beil with more about tonight's big game. larry. >> alma, this could be a really special evening as the warriors try to become the first team in nba history to record a perfect post-season 16-0. meanwhile in cleveland, the warriors not only hope to make history, but also winning their second world championship in three years, putting a little extra style on it with a record on top. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman live court side in cleveland. hi, wayne. >> reporter: good afternoon, larry. it's evening here for that matter. we are court side. we have a few more warriors fans in the stands tonight than we did last time and, yes, as you said, they have come here to witness a 16-0 r

jonathan bloom is live with new information about that attack. jonathan?ter: today, police gave us the first minute by minute account of what happened last week, during the shooting spree that lasted less than ten minutes and left four people dead, including the gunman. >> i am extremely proud of the men and women of the san francisco police department. >> reporter: the chief spoke just a week after the shootings and the memorial contn]es to grow for the three who lost their lives. >> the evidence indicates that the shooting of the three appear purposeful and targeted. >> reporter: police released this photo of the shooter, 38-year-old jimmy lam. they're poring over evidence from his house to figure out why he set out to kill those three co-workers by bringing these two guns to a staff meeting. >> without warning or saying anything, he immediately shot them. >> reporter: this was the gun he used, a mac 10 with a 30 round magazine. the gun was stolenñfrom utah. lam said nothing as he shot and >> without speaking to him, mr. lafini multipl times. >> reporter

jonathan bloom is live with new information about that attack. jonathan?ter: today, police gave us the first minute by minute account of what happened last week, during the shooting spree that lasted less than ten minutes and left four people dead, including the gunman. >> i am extremely proud of the men and women of the san francisco police department. >> reporter: the chief spoke just a week after the shootings and the memorial contn]es to grow for the three who lost their lives. >> the evidence indicates that the shooting of the three appear purposeful and targeted. >> reporter: police released this photo of the shooter, 38-year-old jimmy lam. they're poring over evidence from his house to figure out why he set out to kill those three co-workers by bringing these two guns to a staff meeting. >> without warning or saying anything, he immediately shot >> reporter: this was the gun he used, a mac 10 with a 30 round magazine. the gun was stolenñ lam said nothing as he shot and killed the others. >> without speaking to him, mr. lafini multipl times. >> repor

jonathan bloom is there now. jonathan, where is all that water? >> reporter: there's definitely something missing out here. these mountains are typically a bit off an oasis. about a mile in that direction at a well air conditioned hard ware store is where you'll find the people. there's no place hotter than aisle 44 here. where customers are loading up on fans. >> inside our house right now, it's 87 degrees. >> reporter: that's pretty hot. >> yeah, very warm. >> reporter: brian davenport took it a step further. >> looking for an air conditioner. >> reporter: why? >> it's not in my house. >> it was our last air conditioner. >> reporter: that leaves others to cool down with ice cream or with ice coffee. >> when it gets hot, a lot of people order sometimes one or two. >> reporter: that means an upper body workout. >> sometimes i have to run over to safeway. >> reporter: but there's one place nobody is coming around. you came here from campbell to go in the fountain? >> yes. >> reporter: and? >> i'm waiting for water. >> reporter: families came to fin

sure, it's super fun. >> jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >>> here's a hint. >> is that hot? very hot?ot. >> this is superhot. >> that's coming, isn't it spencer? >> we'll all be fanning at high speed. it's warm right now, but it's going to get a lot warmer in the next few days. low temperatures will drop only to the 60s in many locations, especially inland, but even near the bay. temperatures will crank up to 100 or higher, 99 at morgan hill. as we look ahead to the accuweather 7-day forecast, we have six consecutive days of triple-digit temperature readings in our inland areas, and up to 106 again next wednesday, finally next friday, the marine layer returns, starts to cool down all areas of the bay area, but the inland areas are going to be slow to cool down. >>> some fighting words tonight, right? >> oh, is that right? >> whoa. >> larry behl's here. >> andre ward wants to end the debate with coppola. they meet tomorrow night in vegas for the light >>> good evening. what an incredible run the warriors had. but that's over now. so we take inventory of the bay area baseball teams. and

. >> jonathan bloom explains, trina robbins wasn't the first to draw a "wonder woman" comic book, butfirst woman. >> i drew all my life. as a child, as soon as i could hold a crayon in my chubby little hands, i was drawing. >> reporter: trina robbins liked to do something else, read comic books. >> i wanted to be as brave and as strong and as beautiful as the girl heroes of the comics i read. >> reporter: it wasn't long before she mastered this character. >> i love the style. in fact, what i am known for when it to "wonder woman" is drawing in his style. >> reporter: in the 1960s, she drew underground comics with strong women as heroes. >> every comic i drew was feminist. i couldn't help it. >> reporter: in 1986, dc comics called and asked her to draw a four-part series of "wonder woman." >> i didn't know i was the first woman to draw the "wonder woman" comics. >> reporter: she wanted to bring the heroine back to her famous roots. >> i never gave her breasts that were bigger than her head or bottoms that turned into, you know, thong bikinis the way some of the guys did. >> reporter: i

jonathan bloom is just waking up with his private tour. >> we went with all leather seats, some niceigh gloss tables. >> reporter: he's showing off the new down stairs lounge in a boutique hotel. >> reporter: pressed sheets, the same sheets -- but this offers something the it's carlton can't 237. >> it's akin to teleportation. you fall asleep and wake up somewhere new. >> reporter: they call it cabin. a new kind of bus inspired by an old kind of travel on railroads and ocean liners. >> these things were hotels that moved. it was a multi-day trip, the service was amazing and you would book a cabin. >> of course these cabins are a bit smaller. >> just roll in? >> just roll into bed. >> reporter: but getting a good night's sleep on the road require as whole new way of thinking about driving. it's not like i have to get here before this because there's going to be traffic on the bridge, it's i don't want to wake these people up, upstairs. who ever thought about that when they're driving? they have a ipad app and on their inaugural route they intentionally slow the trip down for fewer bum

. >> jonathan bloom explains, trina robbins wasn't the first to draw a "wonder woman" comic book, but woman. >> i drew all my life. as a child, as soon as i could hold a crayon in my chubby little hands, i was drawing. >> reporter: trina robbins liked to do something else, read comic books. >> i wanted to be as brave and as strong and as beautiful as the girl heroes of the comics i read. >> reporter: it wasn't long before she mastered this character. >> i love the style. in fact, what i am known for when it comes to "wonder woman" is drawing in his style. >> reporter: in the 1960s, she drew underground comics with strong women as heroes. >> every comic i drew was feminist. i couldn't help it. >> reporter: in 1986, dc comics called and asked her to draw a four-part series of "wonder woman." >> i didn't know i was the first woman to draw the "wonder woman" comics. >> reporter: she wanted to bring the heroine back to her famous roots. >> i never gave her breasts that were bigger than her head or bottoms that turned into, you know, thong bikinis the way some of the guys did. >> reporter:

jonathan bloom, "abc7 news." >> my favorite story. the george lucas museum will be built in los angeles. san francisco tried and failed to get it built here. l.a. city council approved an environmental impact report and other requirements. the $1.5 billion museum will showcase everything from cave painting to digital film. construction could begin this year. >> we have come here to join the other museums of los angeles to be a partner, to make los angeles a museum city. so that the arts, history, and all the other things that you can learn in a museum have a real strong presence here. >> lucas and his wife are footing the bill. the museum could open to the public as early as 2021. >>> coming up next, michael finney teaches us how to protect our data from hackers and cyber thieves. and even from good old fashioned crashes. >>> major cyber attacks struck around the world today. more than 80 affected, even the chernobyl nuclear power plant. >> the hackers demanded payment in bitcoin. >> we hear about these constantly. and we always hear

sure, it's super fun. >> jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >>> here's a hint. >> is that hot? very hot?rhot. >> this is superhot. >> that's coming, isn't it spencer? >> we'll all be fanning at high speed. it's warm right now, but it's going to get a lot warmer in the next few days. low temperatures will drop only to the 60s in many locations, especially inland, but even near the bay. temperatures will crank up to 100 or higher, 99 at morgan hill. as we look ahead to the accuweather 7-day forecast, we have six consecutive days of triple-digit temperature readings in our inland areas, and up to 106 again next wednesday, finally next friday, the marine layer returns, starts to cool down all areas of the bay area, but the inland areas are going to be slow to cool down. >>> some fighting words tonight, right? >> oh, is that right? >> whoa. >> larry behl's here. >> andre ward wants to end the debate with coppola. they meet tomorrow night in they meet tomorrow night in vegas for the light have to travel from its source to the bottle? a hundred miles? a thousand miles? how about less than a mil

abc news reporter jonathan bloom met her owners who learned something new about their pet and it's atory you'll only see on abc 7 news. >>> if a tortoise could smile, this one would grin from ear to ear. >> when she saw the backyard, she was really happy to be home. >> reporter: she belongs to family up the street where she was found wandering the neighborhood. she became the talk of the town and nobody knew where she came from. >> i guess they don't bark or make noise. >> reporter: she's so quiet she managed to sneak out of the yard during a sprinkler malfunction. they thought she was hiding. >> she dug that by herself in a day. >> i just think it's amazing they knew enough to kind of heard her into a safe area. >> reporter: she got a free ride to the animal shelter where reptiles are not as rare as you think. would she have been able to survive in the wild? >> it's unlikely. >> reporter: it turns out having a locked gate is kind of a necessity when you live with a tortoise. >> she's a huge appetite. >> torty and i have something in common. you just took the whole thing in one bite.

jonathan bloom has the story. >> reporter: if the breathing sounds heavy, that's because this tortoise just made a long ju journeyreed once had a pet turt. >> i was like, how do i freak out my mom the best? i said o sheldon has come back. >> reporter: she came home to find it wasn't sheldon, but this gentle giant. >> he seemed happy. >> reporter: they fashioned a makeshift enclosure and called animal control as the neighbors began to gather. is he what you imagined a big turtle would look like? >> no, much bigger and faster. >> reporter: there is one thing that became increasingly clear about that tortoise, its ancestors were not from around these parts. >> oh, my god. >> he's giant. >> that's not a native. >> reporter: not even close it turns out. the humane society says it's an african tortoise and that he's actually a she, who is almost certainly somebody's pet. but weighing in just shy of 100 pounds, it took two people and a stretcher just to carry the tortoise up the driveway. all in a day's work for animal rescue. who soon found out this little girl was hungry, chowing down at th

"abc 7 news" reporter jonathan bloom takes you to the studios of the show at children's hospital oaklanda story you will see only on "abc 7 news" tonight. >> reporter: in a hospital bit just for kids -- >> how high you figure the ceiling is in this thing? >> seven foot. >> reporter: even the elevators ae not big enough for magee. >> i'm from the golden state nuggets. -- golden state >>> plus peace, love and plenty of tie dye, party in the park to celebrate the summer of love's 50th anniversary. >>> tomorrow is expected to be the hottest day of the week, sandhya patel back with the hour by hour forecast. >> first a look at "jimmy kimmel live" after abc7 news at 11:00. >> thanks dan & ama, this gentleman is a volunteer firefighter and your name >>> kind of odd picture to shair with you tonight. in the middle of heat, high tide is flooding the manzanita parking lot in the valley. parking lot closed and down and roadway also flooded. motor cyclist facing charges for driving through protesters. captures whole thing. watch. people rallying against president trump's health care plan when this h

jonathan bloom has the story. >> reporter: if the breathing sounds heavy, that's because this tortoiseong ju journey somewhere. reed once had a pet turtle. >> i was like, how do i freak out my mom the best? i said o sheldon has come back. >> reporter: she came home to find it wasn't sheldon, but this gentle giant. >> he seemed happy. >> reporter: they fashioned a makeshift enclosure and called animal control as the neighbors began to gather. is he what you imagined a big turtle would look like? >> no, much bigger and faster. >> reporter: there is one thing that became increasingly clear about that tortoise, its ancestors were not from around these parts. >> oh, my god. >> he's giant. >> that's not a native. >> reporter: not even close it turns out. the humane society says it's an african tortoise and that he's actually a she, who is almost certainly somebody's pet. but weighing in just shy of 100 pounds, it took two people and a stretcher just to carry the tortoise up the driveway. all in a day's work for animal rescue. who soon found out this little girl was hungry, chowing down at th

jonathan bloom, "abc7 news." >> my favorite story. the george lucas museum will be built in los angeles. san francisco tried and failed to get it built here. l.a. city council approved an environmental impact report and other requirements. the $1.5 billion museum will showcase everything from cave painting to digital film. construction could begin this year. >> we have come here to join the other museums of los angeles to be a partner, to make los angeles a museum city. so that the arts, history, and all the other things that you can learn in a museum have a real strong presence here. >> lucas and his wife are footing the bill. the museum could open to the public as early as 2021. >>> coming up next, michael finney teaches us how to protect our data from hackers and cyber thieves. and even from good old fashioned crashes. one laugh, and hello sensitive bladder. ring a bell? then you have to try always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. for incredible protection..

as abc 7 news reporter, jonathan bloom explains, a far off dream that might come true with a little help from the golden state warriors. >> do you -- >> from takes on classic shakespeare. >> to tough scenes about the present day. >> what are you saying? >> i'm saying -- >> skyline high school drama class helps students find ape piece of themselves. >> i like that i get to be somebody else. like is i like being myself. i get to step out into another character and feel their struggles. >> struggles some times are suffered in silence. >> what is happening to the people in high school what they're going through. >> that's the subject of prospect high. a play co-written with teens from new york. >> you need to sit down and talk with somebody. >> i am sitting down. >> inspired by the dark parts of teenage life. like being bullied. a topic this class tackled before. last year they entered the golden state warriors program to fight bullying. >> not in our school. not in our town. definitely not on our ground. they won the grand prize. and have since performed prospect high all over the bay area.

as abc 7 news reporter, jonathan bloom explains, a far off dream that might come true with a little help from the golden state warriors. >> do you -- >> from takes on classic shakespeare. >> to tough scenes about the present day. >> what are you saying? >> i'm saying -- >> skyline high school drama class helps students find ape piece of themselves. >> i like that i get to be somebody else. like is i like being myself. i get to step out into another character and feel their struggles. >> struggles some times are suffered in silence. >> what is happening to the people in high school what they're going through. >> that's the subject of prospect high. a play co-written with teens from new york. >> you need to sit down and talk with somebody. >> i am sitting down. >> inspired by the dark parts of teenage life. like being bullied. a topic this class tackled before. last year they entered the golden state warriors program to fight bullying. >> not in our school. not in our town. definitely not on our ground. they won the grand prize. and have since performed prospect high all over the bay area.

as abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains there is now a smart basketball that will teach you to the pros. >> reporter: seems like steph curry can shoot from anywhere and get nothing but net. what he does before the shot is just as impressive. >> you can't go anywhere. you can't create any type of separation or space between yourself and a defender if you can't handle the basketball. >> reporter: when brittany moore coaches young athletes she begins every workout with ball handling. now she has high-tech help from a smart basketball called dribble up. >> the benefit is that you are able to train and work on your ball handling skills outside of the time that you're with me. >> crossovers. normal crossovers from one hand to the other. >> reporter: from simple dribbling to crazy freestyles, you get routines with constant feedback. >> if the meter isn't up into the green area, you push yourself to want to get it there. >> reporter: part of what makes the dribble up ball unusual is that there is nothing unusual about it. no batteries or sensors in the ball. all the magic happens on yo

jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> pretty cool technology. and from cool to hot. still to come on abc 7 mornings, our coverage continues on the big story, the heat. a look at how sple are choosing to stay cool. >>> and taking action on the peninsula. after the break, the way one community is taking a stand against what it calls modern da >>> hi, good morning, happy father's day, i'm jessica castro. we'll start this half hour with a look at the weather and here is lisa argen. >> good morning. we are starting out with clear sky and comfortable temperatures at the coast but numbers have not cooled down too much elsewhere around the bay. we're looking at 64 already in san francisco. 68 in oakland. 69 in mountain view. low 70s in san jose and 54 at the shoreline. from the exploratorium camera, warmer even in san francisco to near 80 degrees. but enjoy the 60s right now from santa rosa to novato. even by the delta, we've cooled off but 75 in concord. so 24-hour temperature change, everyone is up from 2 to 9 degrees this morning compared to yesterday. so the heat advisor

. >> as jonathan bloom explains, it has a funny name, sure, but its founder hopes it could become anveryday word. >> reporter: here at z space in san francisco, no sooner does a performance wrap up than a rehearsal for the next one begins. >> we have dance here, theater, film, we have music. >> reporter: they also have this dry erase board that shows where the money for those productions is coming from. >> through ticket sales, through foundations, individual donors. >> reporter: since president trump took office they said fund-raising has changed. >> the national endowment for arts is at risk now. >> reporter: and some donors have shifted their giving toward political causes. >> it's a precarious time for many arts organizations in the country. >> reporter: perhaps the perfect time for a new tool. >> we help donations. >> reporter: vivian was an investment manager. >> go to the foundation x, foundation y, z, to apply for those loans. >> reporter: but here they apply once to be looked over by all the platforms, and could get a better deal than the bank. >> instead of paying 16%, we'r

. >> as jonathan bloom explains, it has a funny name, sure, but its founder hopes it could become an everyday word. >> reporter: here at z space in san francisco, no sooner does a performance wrap up than a rehearsal for the nt one begins. >> we have dance here, theater, film, we have music. >> reporter: they also have this dry erase board that shows where the money for those productions is coming from. >> through ticket sales, through foundations, individual donors. >> reporter: since president trump took office they said fund-raising has changed. >> the national endowment for arts is at risk now. >> reporter: and some donors have shifted their giving toward political causes. >> it's a precarious time for many arts organizations in the country. >> reporter: perhaps the perfect time for a new tool. >> we help donations. >> reporter: vivian was an investment manager. >> go to the foundation x, foundation y, z, to apply for those loans. >> reporter: but here they apply once to be looked over by all the platforms, and could get a better deal than the bank. >> instead of paying 16%, we'r

. >> abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom joining us live with the latest on the investigation. jonathan. >> this afternoon police gave us more details in the deadly shooting frshoot ing spree that happened last week and happened during a morning staff meeting. >> as the meeting was taking place, mr. lam produced an assault type pistol and without warning or saying anything he immediately shot loui. he then shot wayne. >> police released this photo of 38-year-old jimmy lam. it came from some previous non-violent contact with the law. they showed us his weapon. a pistol stolen from napa and a mac 10 stolen from utah. he fired 20 shots. the third man he shot outside in the street multiple times without saying a word. he then re-entered the building and it took place two minutes to find him. >> the officers instructed mr. lam to put the gun down and attempt to take him into custody but mr. lam shot himself. >> reporter: the shooter's death leaves police with questions they have already concluded the shootings were targeted based on witness reports and video of lam going after the vi

in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> wow, what a great story. >> yeah. >> get the latest newsth the abc7 news app. you can download it for free. enables the push alerts, be the first to know about breaking news where you live. and who whose wedding cake did she do? >> she did our wedding cake. not us. mine and my husband. she makes a mean red velvet. great. thanks for joining us force abc7 news at 4:00. i'm alma daetz. >> i'm larry beil. abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> this way, underway. >> the golden state warriors throw a party and just about everyone wanted to be there. >> it's crazy and it's very hectic. >> getting to the celebration required a little patience, but it definitely paid off. >> you're amazing. ♪ we are the champions my friend ♪ >> for the second time in three years it was raining blue and gold in oakland. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> so good to be here. >> how do you think it feels? look at this. [cheering and applauding] >> just seeing everybody, seeing kevin just put a big smile on his face. it's seeing the fans. this is

at "abc 7 news" reporter jonathan bloom found out the people behind the latest animated film by pixar serious about their own cars and today's celebration proves it. >> in a class of his own. >> reporter: lightning mcqueen has some competition. >> enjoy retirement. >> reporter: and with a full-size model of jackson storm gracing pixar's main lobby, chief creative officer is getting hugs all around for this release party. >> personally i feel like i made it for my kids. >> reporter: coproducer is one of many who worked on cars since first film. she rode along with nascar drivers for research. >> the physicality of that, what it takes to do it is amazing. >> reporter: like the rest of the team she has become a bit of a gear head. >> that's a perk of working on the film. research is good, we get to go to great car museums and racetracks. >> if there's one benefit to having car experts at pixar, motorama is more than a celebration but a serious car show by any standard. >> we said we should have a car show and let's do it. it was employees bringing their cars. >> reporter: three movies la

in oakland, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> someone in california is >>> here are the winning numbersmillion powerball drawing. 20, 26, 32, 38, 58 and the powerball number 3. a ticket sold at at liquor store in sun city in riverside county matched all six numbers. the business will get a $1 million for selling the ticket. lottery officials haven't identified the winner yet. the soonest they can claim the prize is tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. >>> things i would do with that money. are we going to get lucky with the forecast? >> we will. how about that in the future. today, it's really chilly out there. the winds gusty. 60 in the city today. 70 in concord. could see an isolated shower or thunderstorm. the accuweather seven-day forecast features the cool air today. tomorrow, the unstable air and then look how we warm up. it's just wild how weil be in the low to mid-90s next weekend. >> good to know, lisa. >>> thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. for carolyn tyler, i'm chris r,r nigh w nguyen alongside lisa argen. make it a great day everybody. [ ominous music playing ]] ah! ah! ah! [ childr

jonathan bloom got a look at a new system from nasa that could soon allow thousands of drones to flyger distances. >> pilots have flight simulators and nasa has this full sized simulator for eric traffic control but down the hall they are building a new kind of eric traffic control. >> we have four separate operations -- >> reporter: not for planes but for drones. >> it is highly automated. the separation assurance between keeping drones away from each other. >> reporter: nasa is expecting millions of drones to be flying overhead in the coming years, many self-flying commercial drones like this one. >> they are being flown without any connection and awareness of what else is going on in the air space really. >> reporter: and nasa plans to change that with utm, that is unmanned aerial system traffic management. >> i'm going into this area. >> reporter: it lets drones electronically file a flight plan moments before taking off users get an instant green or red light. >> and it could tell you you have a conflict with others and wait some time or change your path. >> making this system w

as abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom has more on a smart basketball that will teach you to dribble likeseems like steph curry can shoot from anywhere and get nothing but net. what he does before the shot is just as impressive. >> you can't go anywhere. you can't create any type of separation or space between yourself and a defender if you can't handle the basketball. >> reporter: when brittany moore coaches young athletes she begins every workout with ball handling. now she has high-tech help from a smart basketball called dribble up. >> the benefit is that you are able to train and work on your ball handling skills outside of the time that you're with me. >> crossovers. normal crossovers from one hand to the other. >> reporter: from simple dribbling to crazy freestyles, the dribbleup app takes players through routines with constant feedback. >> if the meter isn't up into the green area, you push yourself to want to get it there. >> reporter: part of what makes the dribble up ball unusual is that there is nothing unusual about it. no batteries or sensors in the ball. all the magic happe

jonathan bloom there. where's the water? isn't that usually gushing behind you? >> reporter: it should be gushing behind me, but in fact there's something desperately missing from this plaza, and that is any water at all. these fountains are dry as the deserts. although the water could be back on by tomorrow, in the meantime we ran into countless kids and families who went home hot and disappointed. the sounds of summer. the jingling bells of the ice cream man and laughter of kids playing in the fountains. except -- you came all the way here from campbell to go in the fountain? and? >> i'm waiting for the water. >> reporter: families came from all over to find the water turned off. plumbers say the filters are clogged with season with too many people bathing in the fountains. kids hope they're turned on soon. >> you can run through it. you can do anything. >> reporter: but in the meantime their parents are cooling off with ice coffee. >> when it gets caught, sometimes they order two or three. >> reporter: that means an upper body workout, and a lower body workout

in portola valley, jonathan bloom, "abc 7 news." >> i like him. kind of cool. >> yeah, big, cool. let's check the forecast. >> hopefully you feel the same about the weather. let me show you a time lapse. here on my emeryville camera a nice marine influence. the wind we had prevented low clouds from returning right away. once the sun went down clouds began to reform and tonight as the wind eased up we are seeing a return of the marine layer. now, the wind is going to pick up again, tomorrow afternoon especially. 22, 23 miles an hour not out of the question. and this trend will carry over into the evening hours before those winds subside. so do expect another breezy afternoon. the same winds responsible for the cooler than average conditions today. here is a live picture from ore emeryville camera. you can see the marine layer in the distance. tomorrow morning when you get going it will be with us. live doppler 7 showing the cloud cover along the coastline. we have it over parts of the bay as well, and this will carry on into the morning hours. temperature right now in the 50s, 60s.

in portola valley, jonathan bloom, "abc 7 news." >> i like him. kind of cool. >> yeah, big, cool. let's check the forecast. >> hopefully you feel the same about the weather. let me show you a time lapse. here on my emeryville camera a nice marine influence. the wind we had prevented low clouds from returning right away. once the sun went down clouds began to reform and tonight as the wind eased up we are seeing a return of the marine layer. now, the wind is going to pick up again, tomorrow afternoon especially. 22, 23 miles an hour not out of the question. and this trend will carry over into the evening hours before those winds subside. so do expect another breezy afternoon. the same winds responsible for the cooler than average conditions today. here is a live picture from ore emeryville camera. you can see the marine layer in the distance. tomorrow morning when you get going it will be with us. live doppler 7 showing the cloud cover along the coastline. we have it over parts of the bay as well, and this will carry on into the morning hours. temperature right now in the 50s, 60s.

. >> abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom joining us live with the latest on the investigation. nathan. >> this afternoon police gave us more details in the deadly shooting frshoot ing spree that happened last week and happened during a morning staff meeting. >> as the meeting was taking place, mr. lam produced an assault type pistol and without warning or