thanks for joining us i'm dan ashley i'm julian glover. >> you may have people in your life testing positive or maybe getting the sniffles. and they might even be getting the virus itself right now. >> now, without formal cdc guidance about quarantining and masking, it can be tough to really figure out the right approach. >> abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley went to the bay area's health experts for advice on the new covid protocols. >> i just got off the phone with somebody who said she has covid right now and is recovering. >> it's likely, you know, a coworker or family member or friend who is sick this summer and you wonder, do they have covid? >> summer is just the time where people travel a lot. they're going out more. they're seeing more people going on vacation. so more time to potentially be exposed to covid 19, particularly as we're seeing just increases in cases. >> so where to start if you have cold or flu, like symptoms? first of all, throw out any expired test kits. you can't trust the result with a new kit. if you test positive, you are positive. >> if you've got a negati

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i'm julian glover and i'm ama daetz. >> we'll see you at six. i will also see you on the >>> breaking tonight, a monster >>> breaking tonight, a monster hurricane turns deadly, and its track could take the storm to the u.s. >>> growing pressure on president biden after that debate debacle, as the president now agrees to an exclusive interview with abc news later this week. >>> and sentencing delayed in former president trump's hush money case. >>> first, the most powerful july hurricane ever in the atlantic now taking aim at

i'm julian glover >> whit: breaking news as we come on the air. the abc news exclusive interview with president biden. the future of his campaign at stake.

. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm julian glover. san francisco police commission is meeting right now to decide how to push forward proposition e. >> yeah, it would not only give police more freedom to chase suspects, but part of the goal is to cut down on paperwork so officers could spend more time in the field. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne ford explains how it works. >> this police chase in may started in san francisco's tenderloin and wound its way through north beach before ending on the embarcadero. along the way, a 14 year old girl was injured, hit by the suspect's car while trying to cross near francisco middle school, but police say without their action, others could have been hurt. chases like this back in the spotlight this wednesday night, as the san francisco police commission reviews prop e passed by voters in march, it gives voters more latitude when it comes to car chases. the measure was put on the ballot by mayor london breed, 100. >> people want to make sure that we're putting public safety first, and when we

join us and start watching i'm julian glover and i'm ama daetz.e you again at six. a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh. >> whit: tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the pressure mounting on president biden, as sources say he's keeping an open mind about the future of his campaign. >>> hurricane beryl slams jamaica as a deadly category 4. and now on a path that could reach texas. >>> first, all eyes on president biden. sources tell abc news the president has privately acknowledged the next few days will be critical in his campaign. meeting with top democrats, including the vice president. and tonight, with some of the nation's democratic governors. the white house insists biden is

i'm julian glover, and i'm ama daetz. >> thieves broke into a retail business incubator and ended up stealing thousands of dollars worth of items needed for their operations. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone was in oakland earlier tonight. he joins us here in the studio with the latest j.r. >> julian, the shirts in this nonprofit retail location say invest in oakland. the nonprofit seems to be doing that. but even so they have now become the target of thieves. >> they were able to basically kind of wedge the door and bust the glass and find a way to open the lock by reaching in. >> myles dodson is describing how a thief or thieves broke into his micro market spaces location in oakland. it's a nonprofit business incubator to help artists and merchants learn how to generate their own sustainable income. sunday, though, dodson started to receive notifications of a login attempt for a device that was supposed to be inside here, he arrived to a broken and unlocked door. >> i got here uh- this was all strung out on the floor. items from this back space have been thrown into this positi

thank you for joining us. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover.ll see you right back here at 6:00. take care. a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh. test >> whit: tonight, the majo supreme court decision on presidential immunity. a historic and landmark ruling that will be felt for decades. impacting the trials of donald trump, and the future of the presidency. the 6-3 decision by a court divided along ideological lines. the justices ruling former presidents are shielded from prosecution for some acts,

i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> coming up right now jimmy kimmel live!> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- vice president kamala harris. and abby elliott. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel!

kamala's values, her life experiences are to help all people. >> i'm julian glover, abc seven news. >nald trump will hold a rally tomorrow, exactly one week after the rally in which he was nearly assassinated. we've learned a lot more about the moments leading up to the shooting. it suggests there were opportunities to stop thomas crooks, but doesn't reveal whether concerns about him were sent to the secret service. newly obtained photos show him looking at news feeds before the incident. crooks was first spotted by a local swat team member at 5:10 p.m. last saturday. four minutes later, his photo was taken by a member of a sniper team at 532. a sniper noticed crooks had a rangefinder. nine minutes later, he was spotted. quote lurking around a building. at 6 p.m, police requested more information about his whereabouts. police began to move in on him six minutes later, at 612, shots were fired. police confirmed crooks dead just after 630. new at 11 passengers finally made it to san francisco tonight after a really bizarre journey. an air india flight from delhi to san francisco got div

i'm julian glover, and i'm ama daetz. >> thieves broke into a retail business incubator and ended up stealing thousands of dollars worth of items needed for their operations. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone was in oakland earlier tonight. he joins us here in the studio with the latest j.r. >> julian, the shirts in this nonprofit retail location say invest in oakland. the nonprofit seems to be doing that. but even so they have now become the target of thieves. >> they were able to basically kind of wedge the door and bust the glass and find a way to open the lock by reaching in. >> myles dodson is describing how a thief or thieves broke into his micro market spaces location in oakland. it's a nonprofit business incubator to help artists and merchants learn how to generate their own sustainable income. sunday, though, dodson started to receive notifications of a login attempt for a device that was supposed to be inside here, he arrived to a broken and unlocked door. >> i got here uh- this was all strung out on the floor. items from this back space have been thrown into this positi

i'm julian glover.re going to start in san jose where there are multiple fires around lake cunningham. one of them is at the site where the city held a sanctioned fireworks show. it's not clear, though, if those fireworks sparked this blaze. a viewer shared this video right here showing a hillside on fire with those fireworks going off. san jose fire tells us this is not the only fire in the city tonight. they're calling it very chaotic. a grass fire in martinez burned three acres tonight just off michelle drive. contra costa fire believes it was sparked by fireworks. thousands nearby watched the display. they continued to pop off above the crews as they fought the flames. they were able to stop forward progress there. thankfully, these fire in antioch you see here has forced some evacuations. it's burning near some homes in the hillcrest avenue area right now. not far away from highway four, and crews are also on the scene of this fire in bay point. we're told this is off shore road, not far from port

i'm julian glover and i'm ama daetz tonight with the future of president biden's reelection campaign possibly at stake, he fielded some tough questions from abc's george stephanopoulos. and this was his first major interview since last week's debate. and he dismissed concerns about his candidacy. we begin our coverage tonight with abc's jacqueline lee in his first televised sit down interview since the disastrous presidential debate. >> president biden telling abc's george stephanopoulos he's not going anywhere ahead of the november election. >> i don't think anybody is more qualified to be president or win this race than me. >> president biden acknowledging he had a terrible night on the debate. >> but your friend nancy pelosi actually framed the question that i think is on the minds of millions of americans. was this a bad episode or the sign of a more serious condition? >> it was a bad episode. uh- no indicator of any serious condition. i was exhausted, i didn't listen to my instincts in terms of preparing and a bad night. >> the president also questioned on concerns about his men

i'm julian glover and i'm ama daetz with this heat. >> we want to keep you cool and prepared. now, the qr code that we are going to put on the bottom right of your screen tonight will lead you to some very helpful resources. >> be sure to check that out when it gets there. the heat has been brutal though, and we're only a couple of days into this steamy stretch of weather. now with those relentless temperatures, san jose is now recording its first heat related death during this stretch. the first we've heard of here in the bay area. we'll have more on that in just a minute. >> the city of antioch is canceling its 4th of july parade tomorrow. it's usually held right in the middle of the day. in today's high was 109. >> wow. and other bay area cities broke daily record temperatures, too. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is looking at that. and the heat that is still ahead. sandhya. >> yeah, julian and ama this summer. swelter did set records. let me show them to you right now. 110 degrees today in livermore. 100 in san rafael. both new records for today, but it was pre

i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> those firefighters, they are swarming into the winding hillsind uc berkeley, knowing just how quickly a fire can jump in that area. >> some started seeing flames around 930 on grizzly peak boulevard and centennial. now it's just a short way up from the lawrence hall of science. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone is live on the scene there, where firefighters are trying to get a handle on this fire. j.r. how's it looking out there? >> well julian and ama, dozens of firefighters are still out here at this hour and they have been out here for the last hour and a half or so. you've got multiple agencies that are out here. and the reason for that is on this side of the road you have orinda, and right now you have crews that are up in those hills and they're cutting back some of the brush because they have gotten control and they have put this fire out. then i want you to walk with me here. at first, you get a sense of all the firefighters that are out here, and you can see them beyond me, because on this side of the street, this is oakland. i want

i'm julian glover.e're going to start in san jose where there are multiple fires around lake cunningham. one of them is at the site where the city held a sanctioned fireworks show. it's not clear, though, if those fireworks sparked this blaze. a viewer shared this video right here showing a hillside on fire with those fireworks going off. san jose fire tells us this is not the only fire in the city tonight. they're calling it very chaotic. a grass fire in martinez burned three acres tonight just off michelle drive. contra costa fire believes it was sparked by fireworks. thousands nearby watched the display. they continued to pop off above the crews as they fought the flames. they were able to stop forward progress there. thankfully, these fire in antioch you see here has forced some evacuations. it's burning near some homes in the hillcrest avenue area right now. not far away from highway four, and crews are also on the scene of this fire in bay point. we're told this is off shore road, not far from por

i'm julian glover and i'm ama daetz tonight with the future of president biden's reelection campaignossibly at stake, he fielded some tough questions from abc's george stephanopoulos. and this was his first major interview since last week's debate. and he dismissed concerns about his candidacy. we begin our coverage tonight with abc's jacqueline lee in his first televised sit down interview since the disastrous presidential debate. >> president biden telling abc's george stephanopoulos he's not going anywhere ahead of the november election. >> i don't think anybody is more qualified to be president or win this race than me. >> president biden acknowledging he had a terrible night on the debate. >> but your friend nancy pelosi actually framed the question that i think is on the minds of millions of americans. was this a bad episode or the sign of a more serious condition? >> it was a bad episode. uh- no indicator of any serious condition. i was exhausted, i didn't listen to my instincts in terms of preparing and a bad night. >> the president also questioned on concerns about his menta

i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> those firefighters, they are swarming into the winding hillsind uc berkeley, knowing just how quickly a fire can jump in that area. >> some started seeing flames around 930 on grizzly peak boulevard and centennial. now it's just a short way up from the lawrence hall of science. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone is live on the scene there, where firefighters are trying to get a handle on this fire. j.r. how's it looking out there? >> well julian and ama, dozens of firefighters are still out here at this hour and they have been out here for the last hour and a half or so. you've got multiple agencies that are out here. and the reason for that is on this side of the road you have orinda, and right now you have crews that are up in those hills and they're cutting back some of the brush because they have gotten control and they have put this fire out. then i want you to walk with me here. at first, you get a sense of all the firefighters that are out here, and you can see them beyond me, because on this side of the street, this is oakland. i want

kamala's values, her life experiences are to help all people. >> i'm julian glover, abc seven news. >ld trump will hold a rally tomorrow, exactly one week after the rally in which he was nearly assassinated. we've learned a lot more about the moments leading up to the shooting. it suggests there were opportunities to stop thomas crooks, but doesn't reveal whether concerns about him were sent to the secret service. newly obtained photos show him looking at news feeds before the incident. crooks was first spotted by a local swat team member at 5:10 p.m. last saturday. four minutes later, his photo was taken by a member of a sniper team at 532. a sniper noticed crooks had a rangefinder. nine minutes later, he was spotted. quote lurking around a building. at 6 p.m, police requested more information about his whereabouts. police began to move in on him six minutes later, at 612, shots were fired. police confirmed crooks dead just after 630. new at 11 passengers finally made it to san francisco tonight after a really bizarre journey. an air india flight from delhi to san francisco got diver

it's up to lawmakers to finally take action. >> that was julian glover reporting. owned television stations race and culture in dallas. i-team's teamed up on a new series called facing the facts. it's a compilation of data driven stories about topics that impact our communities, from the economy to the environment. the most recent episodes focus on maternal health. you can watch facing the facts streaming right now on our website, abc seven news.com. also on the abc seven news app. now let's go to lisa with a check of your forecast for this saturday. lisa, good morning. >> hey gloria. good morning to you. look at all the fog. the golden gate bridge. but upper elevations just at about 1500ft. you're in the 80s and 90s with the relative humidity in the teens. so very dry air, very hot air in place as we get through the afternoon. today, the hottest day out of the next seven. in fact, you're going to see a little spike in the temperatures in some areas of the bay area. i'll explain next. >> thank you lisa. and also next buddy to the bay. the reaction from the newest w

. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. we are only four days into this year's first heat wave here in the bay area. >> it feels like four weeks. it's brought triple digit temperatures and a high risk for wildfires. these are the dangerous conditions that abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking. >> also, that red flag fire danger, sandhya explains. all of it for us, yeah, especially when we have critically dry fuels and it's really dry out there. >> julian. and let's take a look at the temperatures for today. got up to 107 degrees in livermore, 106 in fairfield, downtown oakland, 82 degrees surpassed the old record of 81 set back in 1981 94, in san jose. san rafael, 95 degrees in napa and santa rosa. but look at the city was 70 one half moon bay, 65 degrees. these are the high temperatures for today. let's take a look at the currents. we still have triple digit heat inland 104 in brentwood. right now livermore is at 100 degrees 101 in fairfield. excessive heat warnings and heat advisories remain up until 11 p

good evening, i'm dan ashley and i'm julian glover, democratic lawmakers and voters, they were hanging to on every word to evaluate if the president is up to the rigors of a presidential campaign. >> it was a shaky start. his first question came from a reporter from reuters. >> my question for you is, how are you incorporating these developments into your decision to stay and separately, what concerns do you have about vice president harris's ability to beat donald trump? if she were at the top of the ticket? >> look, i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president, but i think she was not qualified to be president. so let's start there. number one, the fact is that the consideration is that i think i'm the most qualified person to run for president. i beat him once and i will beat him again. >> the president's fumble there, referring to kamala harris as vice president trump. this caps an extraordinary day as more democrats, allies and donors express publicly losing confidence in his reelection prospects. president biden did not reassure them of their concerns with ano

i'm julian glover and i'm ama daetz. >> the heat wave officially begins tomorrow. but a red flag warning goes up tonight. conditions like this have a big impact on the bay area. >> it's why we have team coverage tonight. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley is focused on the firefighters. >> first, let's hear from abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel about the warning. sandhya. yeah. ama and julian, let's take a look at those warnings. all inland areas will go under an excessive heat warning tomorrow morning at 11. heat advisory for san francisco and the bay shoreline. these warnings and advisories will be up all the way until saturday night. gives you an indication as to how long this heat wave is going to last. we have a red flag warning for the north and east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. 11 p.m. tonight until 5 p.m. wednesday. it's a combination of dry, gusty winds and low humidity that is going to bring the heightened fire danger, especially since the brush and the grass and all that is drying out tomorrow afternoon. even hotter than today. 110

i'm julian glover and i'm dan ashley. >> san francisco wants to invest in ways to support people on bikes, scooters and boards. in fact, the city is spending years studying the best ways to do that. >> but san francisco's vision for a citywide bicycle network is raising concern for a group of residents and business owners. abc seven news reporter luz pena went to north beach, where the city's transportation agency presented their plan. luiz is here with their concerns loose. >> yeah, what i kept hearing from residents and merchants is that they don't want north beach to face the same issues. merchants on valencia street in the mission district have faced because of a center bike lane. sfmta is still in the early stages of a city wide plan, but many in north beach are saying these plans are concerning. san francisco is getting closer to finalizing a citywide bicycle network. ideas about how that network would work are creating concern among north beach residents and merchants. >> i'm not anti bike, but this particular high density area, i see it as, as a as a difficulty to restrict traffic

. >> i'm julian glover and i am ama daetz. we are dealing with a slew of dangerous conditions, a spare, the air alert for poor air quality and excessive heat warning for most of the bay area, and a red flag warning for high fire danger in just the past hour. evacuation orders were downgraded to warnings for the toll fire near calistoga. it's burned 40 acres since about 10 a.m. firefighters say they have just 10% containment, but also say they've stopped the fire from spreading. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is live with a closer look for us tonight. cornell >> hey, i'm. yes, it is good news. firefighters getting the upper hand on this fire, which started this morning. and now more than 100 people just gotten the green light. they can return home. check it out. smoke still dissipating off of this ridge above silverado trail tonight. more than 300 firefighters have been on the front front lines on the ground in brutal conditions. it's about 104 degrees right now with red flag winds. cal fire crews doing battle in wine

i'm julian glover and i'm j.r stone. >> the heat wave continues and as you can see people are flocking to the beaches like santa cruz. it was not just santa cruz though. huge crowds, packed bay area beaches as people head to the coast to try to beat the heat, take a look at sharp park beach by the pacifica municipal pier. it was a perfect day to bury yourself to lounge in that wet, cool sand. >> those triple digit temperatures are something else we want to check in now with spencer christian for a look at the hot forecast now. spencer there are several more days left in this heat wave, right? >> you're right about that, julian. in fact, it's going to last into the middle of next week. perhaps but getting to the beach to try to beat the heat was probably a good idea today. right now it's 103 degrees at brentwood and fairfield, 104 at saint helena and 100 at danville, concord 101 99 at livermore. so that heat is still with us closer to the bay. it's in the 80s right now on the coast, of course, a comfortable seconds. the wind is brisk, but not a serious factor right now in our fire threa

i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> most fireworks are illegal in the bay area, but by the sound of it, the last few nights, that does not seem to matter. >> every year we tell the same story. fireworks sparking, fires hurting people and disrupting neighborhoods. so how did bay area cities respond? >> that's what we asked abc seven news reporter luz pena to find out today. she is live here in the studio with those results. luis. >> julian and emma. several cities across the bay area say they had been preparing for the 4th of july. in oakland, the police department said they had a team monitoring their tip lin, and officers were deployed to several locations, but fireworks were still visible and loud throughout that city, as well as many others across the bay. so we asked, was anybody arrested for illegal fireworks? this was a common sound throughout the bay area. >> it was pretty darn loud and it got even louder as the night went on. it just sounds like world war three in oakland, this resident said she stayed indoors hearing a mix between fireworks and gunfire, but she, the gunf

. >> stone and i'm julian glover. thanks so much for joining us. hope you're enjoying the holiday here. the heat is interfering though with some holiday plans out there. >> healdsburg became the latest bay area city to cancel its fireworks show because of the weather. conditions are resulting in high fire danger. earlier this week, saint helena, antioch and yountville also canceled firework shows and new here at six. >> this is exactly what we're being warned about. the san francisco fire department says illegal fireworks a short time ago on yerba buena island sparked this fire. crews say the fire, thankfully, is now contained. no buildings damaged, no one was hurt. but you can see the fire burned really close to the lower deck of the bay bridge. there was also a small fire in pittsburgh started by illegal fireworks this morning. it burned near west leland road and villa drive. looking at some time lapse video of the smoke rising there, contra costa fire responded as the flames threatened nearby homes and also p-g-and-e's equipment. crews were able

i'm julian glover and i'm dan ashley. >> good evening to you. court rulings both at the supreme court level and at the appeals court level, have made it easier for the city to remove people living out on the streets. >> abc seven news reporter luz pena got an exclusive look into the public works operation yard, where the city is storing the items they're collecting. luis joins us live in the studio with the story. that's a part of building a better bay area. lose. this is so interesting. >> very interesting. julian. the caveat is that san francisco has to allow residents to recover any personal property that is collected during the sweeps. today we got to see firsthand where the city is storing these items and their process. reporter this is where all the items collected during sweeps of san francisco encampments. >> and now this is this contains all the items brought in the month of june. >> we looked inside with edgar garcia, the operations supervisor for public works. his team is in charge of storing and documenting items. >> this one says it

abc seven news anchor julian glover has a look at harris's chances.ington, d.c, friday afternoon with her grand nieces visiting an ice cream shop opened by tyra banks. >> harris ignored questions from reporters asking what she would say to democratic voters. harris on the attack during a rally in fayetteville, north carolina, thursday night, making her case for a second biden harris term. so, friends, i say the contrast between joe biden and donald trump is like night and day. the vice president remains all in on the ticket publicly as more than 30 congressional democrats demand president biden pass the torch among the rising stars in the democratic party. harris, born in oakland, raised in berkeley, is one of the most likely replacements for biden should he step aside. >> but right now, as it stands, she would have the first right of refusal or the first right to attempt to get the democratic nomination. and everybody else, i think, would stand back. >> abc seven news insider phil matier said harris at the top of the ticket would be the best path for

abc seven news anchor and race and social justice reporter julian glover explains how some of the criticismshave been steeped in misogynoir, a term that speaks to the unique mix of misogyny and racism faced by black women. >> borders are kamala harris and send her back to california. >> kamala harris vice president kamala harris is no stranger to having her name mispronounced, but after nearly four years in the white house and four years prior as a headline making senator, this is still happening. >> our border czar, kamala harris. >> kamala harris, columbia university associate professor doctor brandi summers suggests there's more to it. >> if it's not intentional, the intentional component is that they're not willing to learn how to say her name properly. it's creating another othering potential and say that she's too different to be a leader in this nation along with her name. >> it's also her experience that's under attack, but not what harris has done once she got a seat at the table. they're also attacking how she got that seat at the table 100. >> she was a d hire. he said he was goin

it's up to lawmakers to finally take action. >> that was julian glover reporting.d culture and data teams have teamed up on a new series called facing the facts. it's a compilation of data driven stories about topics that impact our communities, everything from the economy to the environment. and the most recent episodes focus on maternal health. you can watch facing the facts streaming right now on our website, abc seven news.com and on the abc seven news app. well, now let's go to lisa to get a check of that forecast for this weekend. another hot weekend. lisa. yes. >> and as we look out from our east bay hills cam our top ballmer peak inland, you will see warmer temperatures by about 2 or 3 degrees if that's possible. so yesterday it was 103 in concord could see about 105 106 and was 107 in livermore. so we're talking about peak heat today inland and minor relief on the way for your sunday. stay tuned. my accuweather seven day forecast is coming up. >> thank you. so much lisa. and also next buddy to the bay. the reaction from the newest warrior buddy hield it wa

kamala's values, her life experiences are to help all people. >> i'm julian glover, abc seven news. >. this morning, former president donald trump and running mate j.d. vance are hitting the campaign trail this weekend. they'll hold their first joint campaign rally this morning in grand rapids, michigan. it's trump's first campaign rally since he was injured during an assassination attempt in pennsylvania a week ago. michigan is expected to be a crucial swing state that could determine the outcome of the election. the department of homeland security failed to meet their deadline to provide documents about the assassination attempt on former president trump. in response, a congressional committee has issued a subpoena demanding information. the republican led committee wants information about the security efforts. during trump's rally, the committee chairman, mark greene, had requested those documents one day after the shooting. we're learning more about the moments leading up to that shooting. it suggests there were opportunities to stop the accused gunman, thomas crooks. but the info

here's abc seven news anchor and race and social justice reporter julian glover. >> all right, all rightym in downtown santa rosa, ian kinmont leads the santa rosa phoenix's power soccer practice. never heard of power soccer before. we've got you covered. the game has two halves, 20 minutes each with teams of four using modified motorized wheelchairs to ram the ball into the goal. for wheelchair users like ian, who was born with cerebral palsy and has played since he was 14, the sport is more than just a game. >> i feel very free when i when i'm going down the court and i'm passing the ball and it always makes me, very happy to see people smiling and having fun. >> ian's mother, naomi houppert, saw how the sport changed him by providing him with a basic need so many of us take for granted friendship. >> i think the most important piece of it is that it really creates an opportunity to have friends that are really connected over multiple years, and that's something that you don't often get, especially among people with a disability. >> but like most activities for people with disabilities

kamala's values her life experiences are to help all people. >> i'm julian glover, abc seven news. >>president donald trump and running mate j.d. vance are hitting the campaign trail this weekend. they'll hold their first joint campaign rally this morning in grand rapids, michigan. it's trump's first campaign rally since he was injured during an assassination attempt in pennsylvania a week ago. michigan is expected to be a crucial swing state that could determine the outcome of the election. now, the department of homeland security failed to meet their deadline to provide documents about the assassination attempt on former president trump. in response, a congressional committee has issued a subpoena demanding more information. the republican led committee wants information about the security efforts during trump's rally. the committee chair, mark greene, has requested those documents. he actually did so one day after the shooting. we're learning more about the moments leading up to the shooting. it suggests there were opportunities to stop the accused gunman, thomas crooks. but the in

it's up to lawmakers to finally take action. >> that was julian glover reporting. racing culture and data teams teamed up on a new series. it's called facing the facts. it's a compilation of data driven stories about topics that impact our communities, from the economy to the environment. and the most recent episodes focus on maternal health. you can watch facing the facts, streaming now on our websitete, abc seven news.com, and also on the abc seven news app. such an important topic. lisa, let's get a check of that forecast right now because it has been hot out here. yeah. as in the distance there you can see salesforce which is almost 1000ft. >> so you can tell the depth of the marine layer is somewhat shallow but the fog is dense in spots. we've got plenty of 50s. it seems like it's going to be a regular summer day, right? well, unfortunately, no. in fact, we could see a reinvigorating shot of some records today. it looks like the peak heat will be today. relief is on the way. we'll talk about it coming up. >> we want to hear about that. thank you. lisa and also

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today, my midday co-anchor julian glover and i talked with tao for the first time since the raid. >> we want to start with the new reports that say the fbi investigation is focused on your partner, andre jones, and the duong family that we've been reporting on for weeks now. are you aware of any specific actions or decisions that may have raised concerns about their involvement in your administration? >> you know, my relationship with andre jones is personal, and i'm not his spokesperson. i am here to today to discuss the work that i'm doing as mayor and any questions regarding the case they can that's connected to the investigation. i can't comment on that. and of course, we all have a lot of questions. so if you do want to know more about the investigation, i have to implore you to ask the fbi and the u.s. attorney's yourself. >> we all do have a lot of questions about the ongoing case, mayor. and you know, obviously, i can speak as an oakland resident as well, what is there to be said about this ongoing investigation? you have to be able to tell us something about this. this is a

abc seven news race and social justice reporter julian glover looked into it all as part of our abc seven originals documentary, produced in 2020. kamala harris to be the first. it's available to stream right now and anytime on the abc seven bay area app. >> all right, it's time to take it outside. we've got another hot one on our hands coming. you're looking live tonight, but when the sun comes up tomorrow, it's going to heat up fast. let's bring in abc seven news weather anchor and meteorologist lisa argen with a look at what we should be ready for. >> lisa? yeah. dan, you know, some temperatures won't cool off until yet towards sunrise and it will be in the lower 70s in antioch. so yes, you're right, it's a quick warm up. we have an excessive heat warning in pink there. and that is including the east bay hills, the valleys and advisory for the mountains of the north bay. and looking at santa cruz as well. right now it is 79. in livermore. you can see the 50s along the shoreline with more upper 70s up in calistoga. so those hot spots will get even hotter tomorrow. right now, 13 degrees

i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> some parts of the bay area still in the mid 80s as we join youight. and we're only in the early side of this stretch of heat. >> in fact, today the national weather service said this current heat warning is the longest it's ever issued at eight days. the previous longest was six days in 2017. >> the heat is slowing down public transit. bart and caltrain run trains at much lower speeds. when we see these triple digits, many east bay parks are being shut down this week, including lime ridge and mount diablo state park. and today, the north bay town of yountville had to cancel its upcoming 4th of july celebrations as a safety precaution. >> so let's bring in abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel for a closer look at the conditions. >> and you'll also notice a qr code at the bottom of the screen. you can scan that to follow along with the forecast. sandhya. >> yeah, julian and ama. this could be a prolonged period of historic proportions. so let's take a look at the records that were set today. san jose 102. tying the record 103. san rafael kentfield

. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. the rabbi at chabad synagogue filed a report with police, but so far, no arrests have been made. >> today, abc seven news reporter ryan curry spoke to the rabbi, who hopes more will be done to protect the jewish community from anti-semitic attacks. >> you can hear the large bang the moment this person throws a giant rock at the chabad center in oakland, but this wasn't the only time. twice in recent weeks, someone came by and threw a rock at their window. >> that's where the impact was, and you can see the cracks going throughout the whole. all of us. >> and rabbi dovid lepkowski says the glass was installed just a couple months ago. it's thick, ballistic or bullet resistant glass. he put it in to keep his congregation safe. >> what's stopping someone? a terrorist, from coming by? so? so we anticipated bullets, you know, god forbid, if an attack happens. we anticipated graffiti, but we didn't anticipate rock throwing. >> why do you think somebody would do something like this? >> to me

. >> stone and i'm julian glover. thanks so much for joining us.ring though with some holiday plans out there. >> healdsburg became the latest bay area city to cancel its fireworks show because of the weather. conditions are resulting in high fire danger. earlier this week, saint helena, antioch and yountville also canceled firework shows and new here at six. >> this is exactly what we're being

. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. area. >> it feels like four weeks. it's brought triple digit temperatures and a high risk for wildfires. these are the dangerous conditions that abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking. >> also, that red flag fire danger, sandhya explains. a

. >> i'm julian glover and i am ama daetz.h a slew of dangerous conditions, a spare, the air alert for poor air quality and excessive heat warning for most of the bay area, and a red flag warning for high fire danger in just the past hour. evacuation orders were downgraded to warnings for the toll fire near calistoga. it's burned 40 acres since about 10 a.m. firefighters say they have just 10% containment, but also say they've stopped the fire from spreading. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is live with a closer look for us tonight. cornell >> hey, i'm. yes, it is good news. firefighters getting the upper hand on this

i'm julian glover and i'm ama daetz. >> the heat wave officially begins tomorrow.ke this have a big impact on the bay area. >> it's why we have team coverage tonight. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley is focused on the firefighters. >> first, let's hear from abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel about the warning. sandhya. yeah. ama and julian, let's take a look at those warnings. all inland areas will go under an excessive heat warning tomorrow morning at 11. heat advisory for

good afternoon, i'm dion lim and i'm julian glover. >> certainly no shortage of those hot spots todayhelp you prepare for the heat, get you in the know about what you can expect, and also stay safe out there. we're making it easy for you with that qr code at the bottom left hand side of your screen. it will take you to the hot weather resources on abc7 news.com. now day two of our extended heat wave. >> and here are some of the highest temperatures we are talking about the east bay at 108, in dublin, 106 in saint helena, san jose 101. >> today, while san francisco is spared from the brunt of the heat, reaching a high so far today of 75. >> okay, so let's start with your accuweather forecast. spencer, will we get some relief tonight or probably not much tonight? >> dion the temperatures the overnight lows are going to be on the warm side in most locations. it is certainly hot right now. this is a very stubborn heat wave. current temperature readings. some of the locations that you and julian just mentioned have actually gotten hotter, even as we speak, as 108 in livermore right now, 11

. >> i'm dion lim and i'm julian glover. we'll have all of those stories in just a few moments. fog rolling in on the golden gate bridge. that is some good news for sure, but inland it is certainly a different story. >> with temperatures still soaring, abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel has been watching it all. sandhya. yeah, diane and julian once again into the triple digits inland. so let me show you our temperature spread right now. 106 in livermore, 104 degrees in brentwood. you'll notice 92 in san

good evening, i'm dan ashley and i'm julian glover, democratic lawmakers and voters, they were hangingy word to evaluate if the president is up to the rigors of a presidential campaign. >> it was a shaky start. his first question came from a reporter from reuters. >> my question for you is, how are you incorporating these developments into your decision to stay and separately, what concerns do you have about vice president harris's ability to

i'm julian glover and i'm j.r stone. >> the heat wave continues and as you can see people are flockinguz though. huge crowds, packed bay area beaches as people head to the coast to try to beat the heat, take a look at sharp park beach by the pacifica municipal pier. it was a perfect day to bury yourself to lounge in that wet, cool sand. >> those triple digit temperatures are something else we want to check in now with spencer christian for a look at the hot forecast now. spencer there are several more days left in this heat wave, right? >> you're right about that, julian. in fact, it's going to last into the middle of next week. perhaps but getting to the beach to try to beat the heat was probably a good idea today. right now it's

i'm julian glover and i'm dan ashley. >> san francisco wants to invest in ways to support people on bikess. in fact, the city is spending years studying the best ways to do that. >> but san francisco's vision for a citywide bicycle network is raising concern for a group of residents and business owners. abc seven news reporter luz pena went to north beach, where the city's transportation agency presented their plan. luiz is here with their concerns loose. >> yeah, what i kept hearing from residents and merchants is that they don't want north beach to face the same issues. merchants on valencia street in the mission district have faced because of a center bike lane.