for those of you just overhead in the north beach area around coit tower and we are tracking stubborn more in the along the coast starting to retreat a little bit 59 degrees for half moon bay. but check out antioch 86 degrees. so more than a 20 degree difference almost 30 degree difference right now between our coolest coastal cities and our warmest inland valleys. but overall seeing about 5 degrees of warming for most of our inland spots. and right now overnight lows we are tracking widespread mid to upper 50's a little change there a little bit on the mild side. even for overnight temperatures but daytime highs tomorrow we're rebounding to where we should be for this time of year. mid 60's for downtown san francisco low to mid 70's along the east bay shoreline with hayward at 73 degrees and conquered and antioch in the mid 80's warming up into the mid 80's. for those of you in santa rosa in san jose 78 degrees. so all eyes going to be on our 4th of july fireworks, forecast upper 50's by 9 o'clock and we are going to see some marine layer to start out your morning. but then look at h

and then in addition to that and particularly you can see it in the north beach area, you've got double parkers picking up food or looking for a place to pick up food. you have delivery trucks are -- they just stop, even if there's a place to pull over. i don't know whether that is something that we need to discuss with chief scott and the police department, which i know we have mta, but the police department can absolutely write a citation for somebody that does that. between that and all the wires that i would imagine an aerial truck is going to need to get over, not under, but over, it just -- it is concerning. i think some of my fellow commissioners have shared the same concern. and just because they're popular, doesn't mean they're safe. it's of concern. >> yes, we share your concern. >> what can we do? >> i'll hand it over to the fire marshal. we have requirements to maintain loading zones. >> thank you chief rubenstein. president feinstein, you mentioned a couple of things. one about the size of the spacing, that was worked out in the legislation. the minimum size, one parking sp

> italy fans taking to the streets of san francisco's world famous italian neighborhood of north beach. the areanown to out of towners as little italy. >> the italians concurred. >> reporter: they did. winning the final and fans in all out celebration mode on sunday in the city. [music] >> i love it. the energy you can hear it. it is electric. people are very happy. and, people are just like craving connection, i noticed. >> reporter: michael nba but ran into this crowd cheering on italy's soccer victory over england. for many here it was their first time among this many people since the reopening. >> my true, true feeling is that it feels so good to, for us all to be together like this. like this. and not have all of the distancing and just celebrate together. it has been so long and it just feels beautiful. >> reporter: and that beautiful feeling was echoed inside, too. and mr. binges there was chanting and singing. >> especially with italian win here in north beach, with all of the irish and italians it is coming home. we need the business. >> they are looking for a reason to have a beer and

. >> tsunami waves could reach north beach from fisherman north. >> especially in the pay area the tsunami heights will not be that large. but there is still a potential for even 2-3 feet of tsunami flow depth to knock people down and to injury them. >> reporter: the city has tsunami routes posted but many will be have to be updated. most people say that is not something they can deal with. >> i will read about it but i will not live in fear. we just went through a year and we live in earthquake country. >> reporter: in san francisco, back to you. >> understand that sentiment. >>> is your disaster supplies kit ready? it should include water, one gallon a person per day, a flashlight, battery powered radio and much more. we have all of essential items listed at our website abc7news.com and click on the prepare norcal link on tips to prepare for the next disaster itch the heat is prompting the manager of california's power grid to have a flex alert for tomorrow night. you are asked to cutback on your energy use from 4:00 until 9:00 p.m. it means turning off fans, lights, avoid overusing the

. >> tsunami waves could reach north beach from fisherman north. >> especially in the pay area the tsunami heights will not be that large. but there is still a potential for even 2-3 feet of tsunami flow depth to knock people down and to injury them. >> reporter: the city has tsunami routes posted but many will be have to be updated. most people say that is not something they can deal with. >> i will read about it but i will not live in fear. we just went through a year and we live in earthquake country. >> reporter: in san francisco, back to you. >> understand that sentiment. >>> is your disaster supplies kit ready? it should include water, one gallon a person per day, a flashlight, battery powered radio and much more. we have all of essential items listed at our website abc7news.com and click on the prepare norcal link on tips to prepare for the next disaster itch the heat is prompting the manager of california's power grid to have a flex alert for tomorrow night. you are asked to cutback on your energy use from 4:00 until 9:00 p.m. it means turning off fans, lights, avoid overusing the

area could be in grave danger if an earthquake driven tsunami hits our shores. for the first time in more than a decade the state remapped tsunami evacuation zones. tose of north beach bakland can be under water if a tsunami hits. >> check out the maps, see if they live or work or visit areas prone to tsunamies and update your plans on what you would do if you got a tsunami warning that something is coming your way. again you don't have to go far to be safe. >> geological survey says there should be time to prepare. an earthquake triggered tsunami will likely take five hours to reach the bay area. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we are waiting for mo mpaign ote competitiocan economy. taking athe white house where the administration released details of the executive order president biden is expected to announce including 72 initiatives. some effects for us, lower prescription drug prices by allowing drugs to be import the from canada and banning some fees on your internet bill, also making buying a ticket for an airplane less complicated, when you compare prices and they go up if you have a bag. they want to make that clearer and also easier to get a ref

outside the hazard area, the most significant increase in the tsunami hazard area is low elevation land in san francisco's north beachntown market street. also residential and commercial areas right around the port of richmond rather, the new maps will help state agencies as well as local governments. better prepare for potential tsunamis coming up on kron 4 news at 5, a covid outbreak happening in the north bay where it started. >> and how many cases have been confirmed so far. >> and you need to help cutting back. we're talking about water the governors asking everybody to do their part. >> and you're trying to beat the heat. you might be headed to the coast. but so are a lot of other folks we're live from pismo beach right after the break. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. don't thank them too soon. look at the central coast. a lot of people have been headed that way, trying to get away from the heat are looking at some of the. >> current tempera

the most significant increase in the tsunami hazard area is low elevation land in san francisco's north beach and downtown market street. also residential and commercial areas around the port of richmond to the new maps will help state agencies as well as local governments better prepare for potential tsunami if they do happen. we'll take a break for 10 is the time. we'll be back with more here in a minute. >> %hen we do come back. a growing rise in covid cases in the east bay has health officials. they're working to get more people vaccinated. we'll take a closer look at that story and also after the break, some of the biggest names in various sports are in tahoe getting ready for the annual charity golf tournament. we'll take you there. we are back at 4.13, and happening today. some big names are back in south lake tahoe this weekend for the annual charity golf event. >> they include star athletes from the bay area as well. this three-day tournament begins today and this year a limited number of fans are allowed to attend which everyone says is a welcome sight. we've got mark demsky now wit

well, they involve the low elevation areas in san francisco's north beach. the downtown market street area and also the residential and commercial areas around the port of richmond. this new map will hopefully help state and local agencies better prepare for potential tsunami is down the road. >> time now 6. '07, and governor newsom is urging us all cut back on our water usage the reservoirs. i'm sure you've their alarmingly low and the governor is saying that cutting that by 15% can make the difference it's not mandatory right now, but he's urging you to take a shorter shower. do less laundry. water your lawn less and the like. not here. >> as nanny state and not try to hear the oppressive again, these are voluntary, the sober reality as such that. here we are again and we will need to with the lessons learned from the last drought. >> 50% of california's 58 counties are starting up 50%, 50 of them. so the way the majority. are under either. some kind of drought. extreme drought. the shows you the difference in the classifications, it's either extreme or exc

but the most significant increase in the tsunami hazard area is the elevated land areas like san francisco's north beach. the downtown market street area and also residential and commercial areas around the port richmond, the new maps are going to help state agencies and local governments better prepare for potential tsunami is that may be coming. >> and then we got the drought. governor newsome urging californians to cut back on their water usage are reservoirs. are alarmingly low. as you can see, the governor asking everybody to reduce consumption by at least 15%. not mandatory. but he says that cutting back on watering lawns doing your laundry. last shorter showers. all that is going to help. not here. >> as nanny state we're not trying to hear oppressive again, these are voluntary, the sober reality as such that. here we are again and we will need to with the lessons learned from the last drought. >> 50 of california's 58 counties are in a drought emergency right now. and the latest map shows all the bay area still in and either extreme or exceptional drought conditions. the darker the color, the wo

the most significant increase in the tsunami hazard area is low elevation land in san francisco's north beach and downtown market street also residential and commercial areas around the port of richmond. the new maps will help state agencies as well as local governments. better prepare for potential tsunami dozens and dozens of aftershocks have been recorded following yesterday's magnitude 6 earthquake in the antelope valley. but today the focus on the u.s. sheila geological survey's shake alert early warning system is where people are paying attention. that system which is designed to seconds before the shaking so that we can take cover. it didn't work as planned kron four's dan kerman explains why thursday's magnitude 6 quake in the antelope valley triggered the u.s. geological survey's shake alert early warning system. >> but usgs says a lack of ground sensors in eastern california. resulted in inaccurate information being sent out. >> the outside edge of the way front was picked up by questions of stations that are occasions created 3 separate those quakes. one of the central valley near

but the most significant increase in this new hazard area map is the low elevation lands in san francisco's north beach and downtown market street area and also the residential and commercial areas around the richmond. the new maps hopefully will help local and state agencies better prepare for any future potential tsunami. >> quake tsunami is power grid. and don't forget about the drought. governor newsom is urging us all to cut back on our water usage. you see the reservoirs and how alarmingly low they are. so the governor is asking everybody to reduce their usage by at least 15%. it's not mandatory, but he points out that if we all do these little things water. the lawn last cut down on laundry. take a shorter shower inland up. not here. >> as nanny state or not. china here be oppressive. again, these are voluntary, the sober reality as such that. here we are again and we will need to with the lessons learned from the last drought. >> 50 of california's 58 counties are now under a drought emergency and if you take a look at the latest drought map of the bay area. everybody we're all in either extrem

but the most significant increase in the tsunami hazard area were low elevation areas in san francisco's north beach and downtown market street also residential and commercial areas around the port of richmond. the hope is that with this than state local governments would be better prepared by making sure resources are available to cope with any potential tsunami that might strike these high-risk areas. governor newsome, by the way, is urging californians to cut water use again as the state continues to feel the effects of this worsening drought kron four's ashley zavala has more. >> the governor is now asking californians to reduce their water use voluntarily, not mandatory this as most of california is considered to be in extreme drought conditions. this site. >> governor gavin newsome signing off on an order urging people and businesses to cut their water use by 15%. we're encouraging to do common sense. the order is not mandatory but voluntary. the administration is asking everyone to be mindful with water use like watering. the lawn doing laundry and taking a shower or not eliminating that time

in the bay area, affected areas now include sections of north beach and fremont street and the san francisco zoo and in the east bay and the port of richmond and the port of oakland. as for what people should do to prepare? >> check out the maps and see if they live or work revisit areas that are prone to tsunamis and just update your plans on what you would do if a tsunami warning happened that something was coming your way. again you don't have to go very far to be safe. >> again it is a once in 1000 year event meaning there is a 5% event of seen one like this in any given year but updated maps for san mateo and alameda counties, those released in march and the new maps for the rest of the bay area in the state should be out by early next year. we have been warned. >>> we sent sky drone five over the mountains today and we are gearing up for a heat wave across the bay area and this is what fire crews were he could happen if temperatures spike. we are live in the mountains where some are getting nervous about the situation. >> reporter: we are well into the dinner hour and we have temperatu

the has are the most significant increase in the hazard area is low elevation land in san francisco's north beach and then downtown market street. also residential commercial areas around the port of richmond. these new maps are going to help agencies and local governments better prepare for potential tsunamis. and then we've got the drought. governor newsome urging californians to cut back on water usage. the as you can see are so low. and the governor is saying that we all need to cut back byatt list at least 15%. he says we should be doing things like taking shorter showers, not watering a lawn is very much less laundry. not here. >> as nanny state and not try to hear oppressive again, these are voluntary, the sober reality as such that. here we are again and we will need to with the lessons learned from the last drought. >> 50 of california's 58 counties are now under a drought emergency and the latest map shows the bay area, all of us were either in extreme or exceptional drought conditions. so we're all in this together. anything you can do to help is good. i checked feel like the state's f

outside the hazard areas, the most significant increase in the tsunami hazard area is low elevation land in san francisco's north beach and downtown market street also residential and commercial areas around the port of richmond. the new maps will help state agencies as well as local governments. better prepare for potential tsunami. these. coming on kron 4 news at 3 airlines are adding flights. and we'll tell you where they're going. >> and president biden signed an executive actions today. number, then he hopes will help workers and cuts in health care costs will give you all the details and we're tracking your 45 degree difference from our heart is to inland valleys to our coolest coastal cities livermore a 103 degrees with pacific of 58 degrees. what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >> 3.13 on your friday afternoon and it's time to talk about this heat wave that we're living in right now is a live look at the golden gate bridge. it is beautiful

areas. low elevation land in san francisco's north beach and downtown market street. also residential and commercial areas around the port of richmond. the new maps will help state agencies as well as local governments. better prepare for potential tsunamis. now to the drought. governor newsome urging california today to cut back on water usage as there is no end in sight for this historic drought in california. as lars keep getting alarmingly low or the governor is asking everybody to cut back by at least 50%. >> this is not a mandatory issue, but newsome says cutting back on watering lawns doing less laundry and taking shorter showers will help. >> as nanny state. we're not trying to hear oppressive again, these are voluntary, the sober reality as such that. here we are again and we will need to with the lessons learned from the last drought. >> the conditions do raise concern 50 of california's 58 counties are now under a drought emergency affecting 42% of the state's population. the latest drought map monitor shows all of the bay area is still in either extreme or

north and the vision and mission creek to the south. a larger core adds the areas in brown mission creep to the south and russian hill north beach in fisherman's wharf to the north, the money they could be raised from congestion pricing. we go into making other forms of transit such as my that can go into a community service. >> taxis would not be charged but rideshare drivers would pay each time they enter the zone. and every time there's a trip within the zone. >> because they are going in. >> the zone. so often. contributing ity is e- disproportionately. >> congestion downtown county transportation authority hopes to get something to the board of supervisors by the end of the year. if they approve it ctngestion, pricing would still be at least 3 to 5 years away in san francisco, dan kerman kron 4 news. >> it's been almost 2 weeks since the shared spaces program was made permanent and san francisco. it allows restaurants to operate on city sidewalks and streets and while it's great for struggling businesses. it is presenting a host of new challenges for people with mobility problems. kron four's noelle bellow talk to a man who experiences th

beach. most of north and central florida have experienced above area rainfall and we're expecting flash flooding conditions, especially since we have that 300% increase in the last 12 days there's a state of emergency to allow for flexibility of responses and we have received an emergency declaration from fema. we have more than 800,000 electrical workers on stand-by and the governor is in conversation with the counties to make sure we have sufficient resources. we have been filling the requests as expeditiously as needed. we will continue to monitor that situation, as well as the governor continues to remain focused on the efforts here in surfside. we ask floridians to please begin their preparations. that includes being prepared to potentially be without power for a few days. have enough food, have enough water, for each person in your family including pets. please stay tuned to the florida's weather channel, make sure you're monitoring all local official warnings. if your area is asked to be evacuated, it is fore your own safety. please be careful as you begin to make your storm preparations.

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area. residents in a tower in north miami beach were given just a couple hours notice to evacuate after inspectors deemed their building unsafe. for the latest, let's go to cnn's natasha chen, live for us in surfside, florida. natasha, officials just gave a press conference. what did they say? >> reporter: yeah, fred. they're actually holding the press conference right now a few yards away from me. what i hear from the beginning of it, the governor has announced a state of emergency for the state of florida because of the tropical storm. he had previously said the state is on a dual track. they're preparing for the storm and still working on this building collapse, of course. the storm does create quite a bit of problems for the search and rescue efforts because you can imagine, even if it is downgraded, even if it isn't full force when it comes to florida, even 40-mile-per-hour winds could create serious issues for loose concrete and debris in the area. as you mentioned, a county attorney in a court filing on friday describes the remaining parts of that building as behaving like it is going to co

north beach neighborhood. officers were called to the area near broadway between powell and stockton just before for this afternoone suspect was in custody but gave no details about the circumstances of the incident or the condition of the victim. the remains of more people were removed from the ruins of that collapsed condo building in surfside, florida today. the death toll now it's 79 rescue workers remain focused on finding the remains of all the missing are unaccounted for, officials say they will not leave the area until all the rubble is cleared. authorities say engineers are working to make sure that the sister building champlain towers. north is safe for the residents who live there. i accompanied our expert engineer down to the site where he was able to take pictures of the columns, slabs and the other structural components that have been set aside. a grand jury investigation is underway into the cause of the june 24th collapsed, florida's governor signed an order today waving property taxes for the survivors. and the victims, families and a little glimmer of hope for one family who lost their home in th

crews responded to an area north of pescadero state beach on highway one, cal fire posted a picture of the scene on twitter. you can see it there. officials say the driver was ejected from the gmc yukon. her name was not released, but authorities say she was from the modesto area. cal fire says this is the second deadly accident in two days on that same stretch of highway one. they say the person killed yesterday was also not wearing a seat belt. the ntsb now says two people are aboard that small plane that crashed into home yesterday in monterey county. the pilot had reportedly been identified now as a woman from pacific grove. of and her passenger 61 year old woman at of rancho cordova. both women were killed in the crash. they were attempting to fly to the sacramento area when the multi engine says the 4 21 went down shortly after leaving the monterey regional airport. no one on the ground was injured, despite all the damage below. ntsb is still trying to determine what caused that crash now to the east bay, where officials say this is the last fully operational day of searching for

gusts, that's mostly going to be confined to sarasota, pinellas county, clearwater beach area towards tampa and heading north wards as we go to tomorrow the forecast overnight the closest approach will be around 2:00 to 3:00 in the morning, so it's going to be kind of a restless, sleepless night around the tampa area. landfall tomorrow and then, shep, we just take this storm kind of harmlessly up through the southeast. a small chance of isolated tornadoes, but the winds will be almost done it will be a rainstorm after that the main threats with this will be able to get the storm surge and the closest approach to florida and tampa later on overnight. >> bill, there's this record-breaking heat wave still scorching the pacific northwest. oregon alone officials expect more than 100 deaths are heat-related. how long is this going to last >> i mean, there are some spots that haven't gone below 100 degrees. i mean, areas in idaho are when are we going to get our relief seattle and portland got theirs, and this weekend the heat expands. look at some of the temperatures i put los angeles on here. right along the coas

we do have some clearing over our south facing beaches in the north bay, as well as areas over santafor you there. this is the weather element that is providing us with the changes the system right off the coastline there of canada. so for us a into the afternoon will call for mostly sunny away from the coastline at the shore will go. partly sunny. partly cloudy and then into the evening hours sunset. so just about 8 30, we've got that low cloud cover back across san francisco back inside the bay and moving into the east based short as well. here's a view of the yesterday's highs compared to what we expect for today, so still warm inland, but not quite as hot as yesterday. both conquered and livermore warmed into the upper nineties yesterday. today will go low nineties for you there. san jose 80 degrees expected. look here at the afternoon highs around the region in the north bay looking at 85 in santa rosa for the space shore, 74 in fremont and along the peninsula, we've got 77 for san mateo temperatures will continue to drop off just a little bit. i'll have a look at what you can e

flooding, in the east the data shows that soon on a could impact more of the bay area than previously thought. parts of north beach and the financial district could flood. the department of emergency management is responsible for creating a tsunami plan. >> preparing for the worst case scenario, a 9.3 magnitude off of alaska. that would be the worst case that we look at in san francisco. >> and the east bay a tsunami confirmed waves in west oakland. >>> get ready to feel the heat, we have excessive heat watches and warnings in effect throughout the weekend. at least two people we know will be out there braving the elements. matt? >> reporter: good morning, it is quite pleasant outside, about 65 degrees, as it has been for the past hour or so. that will rapidly change as we get intothe at of the we have been ou concoreaern of e xt two days. opin in ealike brand pittsburgh. county health officials are advising people to stay inside during the hottest part of the day and avoid any strenuous activity. while it is not expected to get as hot as it was in the pacific northwest last weekend, the warnings to avoid the heat

north and the vision and mission creek to the south. a larger core adds the areas in brown mission creep to the south and russian hill north beach in fisherman'sthe north. on the one hand we want to encourage people to think about. >> biking walking or taking transit want to be able to raise revenues. they can go into making those other forms of transportation better. >> taxes would not be charged as part of the plan. but rideshare drivers would pay each time they enter the zone. and every time there's a trip within the zone. the county transportation authority is hoping to get something to the board of supervisors by the end of the year. >> even if that proposal is approved congestion, pricing would be at least 3 to 5 years off. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> nevada lawmakers are investigating a possible jet fuel shortage that could delay cargo delivery and even passenger travel is going to fact travel through the reno tahoe international airport. the jet fuel shortages coupled with supply chain issues and an urgent demand for firefighting aircraft as the western fires big problems and lots of aircraft involved in fighting those

it could impact more of the bay area than previously thought. parts of the north beach and financial district could flood. >> preparing for the worst case scenario which is up to a 9.3 magnaitude off of alaska. that would be the worst case in san francisco. >> in the east bay, a tsunami could bring waves to west oakland and lake merit. >>> get ready to feel the heat. as mike has said, heat watches and warnings will be in effect for the weekend. we are live in concord where we kn two will be braving the elements. matt? >> reporter: me and my photographer edgar are out here. as you mentioned, the teeter-totters on the other side of the park are still going. i can still see them going in the dark just going for it. today in concord, it's expected to reach triple digit temperatures. right now only in the mid-60s. it feels nice. that will rapidly start to change. today won't pea the hottest day. tomorrow is expected to be toasty. in concord, expected to be one of the hottest places in the bay area. the hottest temperatures headed out into eastern contra costa . the cooling c

enjoying a little bit of sunshine perhaps are south facing beaches like stinson over areas of the north then you take a look at areas near inside the bay, the east bay shore, still struggling a bit, with partly sunny. partly cloudy conditions, the onshore breezes with us sfl reporting 23 mph heyward reporting 15 want to take you into the hills for just a moment because take a look at oakland, north south westerly wind at 21 mph in 85% relative humidity. meanwhile, in the north bay 66% relative humidity reported at big rocks, so. hard to complain about that, especially in drought, especially during the summertime when we can be very hot, verythose conditions a lot easier for fires to start, so we are in a nice smile pattern that is going to stick with us, at least for the next couple of days. we will get into slightly warmer weather in time for the weekend. i'll show you that into the extended forecast, but for now, we've got a nice deep marine layer in place, even a little bit of paktia drizzle out there at times. in the future cast model will show you as we get closer to sunset, which

north of horseshoe beach, certainly north of cedar key. it's getting bigger at this hour, at least convectionwise, not wind speedwise, over a swampy area in taylor county. we're not going to see more increase in speed circulating around the storm itself. still going to be a 65-mile-per-hour storm. what we are still seeing, tremendous amounts of rain on the tail end here near ft. myers and heavy rainfall about to come onshore across parts of northern florida, moving into georgia, south carolina and even into north carolina. the biggest winds i've seen so far, in the 50, 60-mile-per-hour-gust range, but we'll still see it come on land. then it makes landfall and moves to the west of savannah and west of charleston, west of myrtle beach and on up toward hampton roads and offshore likely in the northeast. some spots, though, ten inches of rainfall with flood warnings going on right now. more rain fall with this along the track. let me take you hour-by-hour. this is what it looks like right now. it's going to move on up to jacksonville. really the closest approach to jacksonville, a couple hours. that's where the winds will be the strongest. u

it was unsafe almost six months ago, but north miami beach officials say they just learned that this week. that city and several others in the surrounding area now in the midst of a thorough review of all condo high-rise buildings hoping to prevent more devastation. >> a lot of attention on those reviews. trevor ault joins us from the collapse site in surfside and, trevor, ahead of the demolition they're now planning, what do we know about the temporary pause in search and rescue efforts? >> reporter: well, the miami-dade mayor made this announcement a few moments ago pausing it because of demolition preps. it involves drilling into columns which could amplify the threat the structure poses to search and rescue crews and say they're going to be resuming the search as soon as they're cleared. whit. >> so many complicating factors in all of this. trevor, thank you. >>> that deadly tropical storm elsa now slamming parts of haiti and the dominican republic and a tropical storm watch just issued for parts of the florida keys packing strong winds and heavy rain. its impact felt as far away as puerto rico. barbados now clearing up after a direct hi

areas, meaning inland county appear. north bay, this should be more like santa rosa in the middle line and then the beach.body is going back to average and normal once we get through tomorrow. let's hope we get through tomorrow with no other additional lightning strikes and we have not seen any yet. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead at 11:00. the discovery that uncovered a major retail theft ring spanning 11 counties. >> a proud moment ahead of the tokyo olympics. the bay area high school with two star players on the u.s. women's soccer team. >>> i'm dennis o'donell. coming up next on game day. the british open. >>> were the giants looking ahead to the dodgers? >> you can't do that. >>> with a vote two days ago will howard be the a's new home? >> if they chose to leave i am ready to kiss the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. it's the most comfortable, dually-adjustable, foot-warming, temperature-balancing... proven quality night sleep we've ever made. save up to $1,000 on select sleep number 360 smart beds and adjustable bases. plus, 0% interest for 36 months. ends monday >>> the po

residents of another nearby condominium in north miami beach ship in order to leave their homes immediately after it was judged. unsafe and more buildings in the area are also under scrutiny to the death toll from the tragedies now officially risen to $22.00 more than $126.00 still unaccounted for. and 2 more bodies have been recovered from the rubble. search and rescue teams have been working more or less around the clock at that site for 9 days. there was a brief hold yesterday, the number of hours, while the worried about the stability of what was left that talking to which an emergency or to authorize me demolition over the remaining part of our buildings being side. however, the city will be able to complete that particular task until another issues at the way. hurricane l sir predicted to hit the region sunday. john had a reporting from the scene next. there are several new headlines today among them. the resumption is the ongoing search operation at the site sampling tower south building behind me the whole the work was halted for about 24 hours because of ongoing structural concerns having to do with the remaining existing standing power .

crews responded to an area north of podesta, podesta, darrow, pescadero. excuse me, state beach on highway one. cal fire posted this picture of that scene on twitter. officials say the driver was ejected from the gmc yukon. her name was not released, but authorities say she was from the modesto area. cal fire says this is the second deadly accident in two days on this same stretch of highway one, they say the person that was killed yesterday was also not wearing a seat belt and in san leandro, a woman died after her car went off of a dock and into the water. investigators responded to a call around 11 last night at the san leandro marina. when officers arrived, they found the car underwater and were able to pull a woman in her mid twenties out of that car. she was rushed to a nearby hospital where she died overnight. the crowd she is still under investigation. the ntsb now says two people were on board that small plane that crashed into a home yesterday in monterey county. the pilot has been reportedly identified as a woman from pacific grove and her passenger as a 61 year old w

our residence of another nearby condominium in north miami beach have been told to get out immediately after it was judged unsafe a more buildings in the area are also under scrutiny to the death toll from the tragedy. know, officially still, the tower is 22, but more than 126 people are still unaccounted for. 2 more bodies have been recovered from the rebel search and rescue teams and working best. they can round the clock at that site. for 9 days. there was a temporary hole yesterday they thought they heard the rest of the building moving toward which an emergency or an authorized authorizing rather the demolition of the remaining part of the building has been signed. but the city wont be able to start that because i've got something else facing them. hurricane l says set to hit the region sunday. he's john how the reporting from the see next them. there are several new headlines today and among the resumption of the ongoing search operation at the site as simply tower south building behind me the whole the work was halted for about 24 hours because of ongoing structural concerns having to do with the remaining existing standing power and

residence of another nearby condominium in north miami beach have now been order to leave their homes immediately after it was judged unsafe. and mo, buildings in the area around the scrutiny right now as well. the number company known to have been killed in the tragedy has now officially risen to 22. but more than a 126 people are still on, accounted for. and 2 more bodies have been recovered from the rebel search and rescue. teams have been at work at the site of the 9 days now and emergency order authorizing the demolition of the remaining part of the building has now been signed for the city wont be able to complete that task before her recon elsa. it's the region on sunday. i'll teach john howdy is that there are several new headlines today and among them the resumption of the ongoing search operation as a site simply tower south building behind me. the work was halted for about 24 hours because of ongoing structural concerns having to do with the remaining missing standing power. and there was concerns about basically the, the ground, the platforms, and basically the parking level, the structure shifting and some of the concrete slabs shifting ove

residents of another nearby condominiums in north miami beach over in order to leave their homes immediately after it was judged. unsafe a more buildings in the area are also under scrutiny to the death toll from the tragedies not officially risen to $22.00 more than $126.00 though a still unaccounted 4. and 2 more bodies have been recovered from the rubble. search and rescue teams have been worked at that site, run the clock pretty much for 9 days. it was held to temporarily yesterday. we're worried about the shakiness of the rest of the building, token of which an emergency order authorizing the demolition of the remaining part of the building has been signed, but the city will be able to complete that particular task until hurricane l cit hits the region. so the else to worry about on sunday, i'll see you on how he reports from the scene. there are several new headlines today and among them, the resumption of the ongoing search operation as a site champlain tower south building behind me. the whole, the work was halted for about 24 hours because of ongoing structural concerns having to do with the remaining listing, standing tower. there was co

beach and other cities in the surrounding area are conducting a thorough review of all condo high-rise buildings, hoping to prevent another tragedy. a few miles away, 300 residents of crestview towers in north miami beach forced to leave their homes. that is after an engineering report deemed it structurally and electrically unsafe. almost six months ago. city officials saying they just learned about it this week. >> nobody knew. i didn't know it was deemed unsafe since january. it's july 2? >>> developing news. there are nine wildfires burning to the north of us right now. among the largest, the level wildfire and just south, the salt fire in shasta county. this is time-lapse video of the salt fire and it has burned 7500 acres and 5% contained. firefighters have been strengthening containment lines alongside interstate 5. the fire has destroyed 41 buildings including 27 homes. evacuation orders remain in place. >>> the level wildfire 36% contained and was sparked by a lightning strike and scorched within 24,000 acres. it is burning on the flanks of mt. shasta. it has forced the evacuation of 3500 people. firefighters are facing extreme conditions with temperatures expected to reach nearly

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areas that were usually unable to reach. meanwhile, the nearby city of north miami beach under the immediate evacuation of hassan gerald condominiumr report determined the structure to be structurally and electrically unsound. in massachusetts, police arrested 11 heavily armed men following a nine-hour standoff that closed parts of interstate 95 on saturday morning. police first noticed a group of men in military-style gear as they refueled their vehicles with gas on the side of the highway. the men refused to put down their assault rifles or to identify themselves to officers. they were later identified as members of a group calling itself the rise of the moors, described by the southern poverty law center as an african american sovereign citizen movement with a history of violent confrontations with law enforcement. a local prosecutor said the men we on their way to maine from rhode island for "training." in sports news, outcry is mounting over the suspension of u.s. olympic sprinter sha'carri richardson after she tested positive for marijuana. which is legal in 18 u.s. states, including her home state of oregon worshiper dissip

beach, along with other cities in the surrounding areas are now conducting a thorough review of all condo high-rise buildings, hoping to prevent another tragedy. just miles away, residents of crestview towers and norththat they must evacuate after an engineering report deemed the building structurally and electrically unsafe. six months ago city officials say they just learned about that, this week. >> i did not know that the building was deemed unsafe since january, and i went through that on july 2. >> christine sloan with abc news. >> a state owned oil company in mexico is being called out after a gas leak sparked a fireball. greenpeace mexico says the leak appeared to be caused by a failure of an underwater valve. it's at the accident highlights the risk of promoting fossil fuels. so far it is unclear how much environmental damage the gas leak and oceanic hairball has caused. it took more than five hours to put out the fire. >>> cyber criminals have targeted a major it service provider, exposing hundreds of customers in the united states and abroad to a ransom where attack. the miami-based company had been compromised by sophisticated cyber attacks, and of the fourth of july. the company says fe

despite the title, the study area extends from south ocean beach north awards to land's end and beyond. -- northwards to land's end and beyond, presidio and fort mason. including these areas east of land's end is questionable and complicates the report's title. it also adds to the complexity and cost of proepted projects, making them appear to be less feasible. [inaudible] thank you. >> operator: thank you for your comments. next caller, your line is open. you have two minutes. >> commissioners, [inaudible] again. you know, you guys really need to do something about the possible comments because i am commenting on the appointment of dennis herrera, and i continue to experience being cutoff. this is not fair. these are serious allegations, and they need to be addressed. either deny it or say yes, i did it, and move forward. that's one item. item number two, we're dealing with an epidemic of corruption. i want you to look at your contracts. there's only one bidder each on contracts. commissioners, there is a huge city, 1 -- this is a huge city, 1 million people. who's funding one company

north miami beach was also ordered to evacuate after it was deemed structurally and electrically unsafe. is the city taking steps to make sure that buildings are up to code and that any other buildings in the areacern? >> these -- these buildings are in a jurisdiction of different cities. and in this particular case, north miami beach has requested people to evacuate due to i'll say an unsafe structure that they determined after their inspection. this is going on around -- on every city, every city is doing their inspections or reviews of their 40-year inspections. as we are in the county, county mayor ordered an audit of our buildings also that are recently just been done with the 40-year inspection. and that's in the unincorporated area. this is something that is being done across our county by the different -- and my colleagues and i are going to be jumping into as far as legislation is concerned. and in the next coming weeks and months. this is something that we have to analyze carefully and make sure that our building code -- even though it's the toughest probably in the nation, we're going to have take into accountability many different things as we look at it. the investigation on the bu

area that's believed to be unsafe. this morning, evacuations under way in north miami beach.ondo building just a few miles from the champlain towers south ordered shut after it was determined structurally had to leave. we grabbed what we could, the most important things like the passport, wallets. >> reporter: north miami beach officials say they launched a thorough review of all condo high-rise buildings immediately following that devastating collapse in surfside. miami-dade's mayor ordering the demolition of the partly a threat to the hundreds of rescuers on scene. >> bringing it down as quickly as possible is critical to protect our community. >> reporter: rescue crews are now in their tenth day of sifting through the debris closely monitoring hurricane elsa as it moves toward florida. 126 people are still unaccounted for, the death toll rising to 22 lives lost.lasteaking vepment, the body of a 7-year-old girl found and carried out by her father, a one y ve been, then he stood side b other fellow firefighters while we were able to bring her and then at least give him an op

imagine after this collapse a lot of buildings in the area started taking a close look at their structural integrity. crestview towers in north miami beachings doing 40-year recertification to quickly turn in paperwork. this was paperwork that was delayed. it was turned in after this collapse but it was dated from january, showing that there were structural and electrical problems. they immediately evacuated that building about a week ago. and then yesterday, or late this past week, they allowed residents to go back into the building for just 15 minutes to grab everything they could. the north miami beach police are launching an investigation into possible misappropriation of funds with that condo association, jim. >> very sad and an alarming situation down there in surfside. natasha chen, thanks so much. >>> next, the pretender in chief. a look at the unusual ways donald trump is acting like his presidential term never ended. >>> and another brand-new cnn original series is coming, "the history of the sitcom" is bringing you all the stories behind your favorite sitcoms, the classics, the mega hits, and the shows. watch tomorrow night at

another nearby condominium in north miami beach have been order to get out of their homes immediately because it's been judged to be unsafe. and more buildings in the area are also under scrutiny to the death toll from the tragedy stands officially at $22.00 more than $100.00. 26 still and accounted for. though 2 more bodies had been recovered from the rebel search and rescue. teams have been working more or less on the clock in that site for the last 9 days. it was a hit yesterday. the thought i heard noises that it may be unstable. so they were cooled off talking to which an emergency or the authorized with ammunition all the remaining part of the building has been signed. but the city's got so the else to deal with an impending hurricane called her can, elsa is to, to hit the region may be on sunday. she's john how the reporting from the scene today. there are several new headlines today and among the resumption of the ongoing search operation at the side, champlain tower south building behind me the whole the work was halted for about 24 hours because of ongoing structural concerns having to do with the remaining distance, standing power and there w

area. it did not take long to find a disa dangerous situation in north miami beach.iven two hours to pack up what they could and get out after an engineering report deemed the crestview towers structurally and lelectrically unsafe. >> officials say they told people to get out right away. >> the report they submitted us was dated january 11th, but we just received it approximately around 2:00 this afternoon. the report just spoke of spalling concrete. we know that's the buzzword these days, so when we saw that in the report, we knew we had to act immediately. >> a resident of the building says it's unfortunate, but he'd rather be safe than sorry. >> i understand. knowing what happened in s sur surfside, you know, it's better to be safe than sorry. better to be safe than sorry. again, it's unfortunate, but it's the right call, you know, for the safety of others. >> of course, on the ground there still, and we'll continue to keep you informed today and for the days ahead. >>> listen, there was a better than expected boost to the economy. the u.s. added an impressive 850