it creates this solar oven in phenix. >> so here at arizona state university, they are using this. >>alled andy. it is a mannequin robot where they can simulate really any human and how they act around heat and how heat impacts them, especially the all important threshold of what drives somebody to heat stroke. >> andy stands for advanced newton dynamic instrument, and he's the first one to be able to go outdoors so the researchers can even simulate different age weight and skin colors to see how all demographics react to heat. andy is like a human. andy can breathe, sweat. he has a skin temperature. so when you touch him, it's kind of his skin is warm. so you can see how heavy he's sweating right now. so if we were to put a human through this, you could see how much water they would be losing. andy could have a different body mass index. andy could have a different size. andy could be overweight, maybe andy takes medication. so andy can mimic all these different body types. >> they also measure blood distribution and metabolic heat generation. in future, they hope to be able to detec

now to arizona, where a new temperature record was set today in phenix. today's official temperature at phenix sky harbor international airport. hit 117°f. not only is that a daily record that was last set in 2009, but this ties a record for the hottest day ever recorded in the month of august for that city, an excessive heat warning is in effect for phenix until tomorrow night. and here in california, one university is set to build the first pickleball and paddle tennis complex on a us college campus. the university of the pacific in stockton making that announcement today. these are renderings of the project. construction has already started on the 12 court complex where eight courts will be for pickleball and the other four for paddle. school officials say pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the us and paddle is quickly exploding in europe as well as the middle east. all right. we do have some news to share about changes to our programing lineup. our west coast rap segment is expanding. that's right. our 7:00 news hour is moving from ktvu plus t

phenix and its suburbs sweltered longer than most. the streak there ended but barely. with today's high reaching 108 degrees. >> so they weren't exactly wearing jackets. yeah at least a little better, i guess. at least they're getting a bit of a break. wow, that's brutal. all right. state water officials are now confirming an algae bloom in san francisco bay. >> abc7 news weather anchor spencer christian is here now and tells us it's similar to a major outbreak last year. >> spencer it is indeed. i'm of the algae was the first it was first spotted near the berkeley marina and now an alert is going out to those who frequent the bay waters yeah just this this reddish wash across the water here for john rosenfield of the environmental group sf bay keeper, it's a bit like deja vu all over again, scanning the waters of the berkeley marina for the same algae species that devastated thousands of fish around san francisco bay last summer. these aerial photos show the reddish hue known as red tide, which was spotted over the weekend. >> baykeeper got a call to our pollution hot

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we've talked about phenix. we've talked about texas and oklahoma, this big purple area representing millions of people under heat advisories and heat warnings as we head into tomorrow afternoon. it stays put. also down here in the desert southwest, of course , phenix and las vegas. so that's tomorrow afternoon. so one more day and then look again wednesday afternoon. it pretty much stays put in here. it actually spreads a little bit off into the southeast. so a lot of heat and a lot of concern for those folks without air conditioners. we've done a couple of stories now about that, but that's heat is the weather phenomenon or event that kills most or has damage and hurts and injures and kills more people than floods, tornadoes, hurricanes and all that. so because. right. everybody's experiencing millions of people. these are the current high temperatures from today. it's pretty warm, a little cooler than yesterday, but still pleasant kind of where we should be for this time of year. not nothing to dramatic, but

padilla says those instances are rare in phenix. there's a lot of pedestrian activity.here's a lot of students just running around, you know, in a rather chaotic manner. and these vehicles are navigating all of that just fine. he says the headaches are caused because the cars are overly cautious and programed to stop when they come across an issue. will there be annoying situation as these roll out and so on? absolutely there will be. but i think no technology has ever rolled out without a quirk or an annoyance . he says his waymo rides are reliable and usually about 30% cheaper than uber and lyft. and for his special needs son, who can't drive these cars, give him the potential to travel with this technology. he could be really a game changer for such individuals and for such families. if you download the waymo or cruise apps right now, you'll need a special code. you can be added to a wait list. but waymo is reportedly going to start charging drivers on monday in san francisco. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. well, tropical storm hillary has now strengthened into

san francisco and los angeles and phenix. and paris. and of.there are lots still in australia and the other thing was i came to realize talking to all these people what great taste. doris had in people i was on the periphery of doris's circle. so i vaguely knew these people, but i really didn't know what great people they were. i didn't come out of a single interview. i think thinking to, oh, what a jerk. i'm glad that's over. in fact, i made a lot of friends in the course of doing book including with doris siblings who who really are now friends. that's nice. what would doris think of rupaul and our current drag industrial complex. i am absolute at least certain that doris would be thrilled would be a part of it. i don't know how doris had a are a deficit as a performer, which is that he couldn't sing and he couldn't dance. but he had an incredible presence. and once rupaul, with his talents, opened the world to drag, i'm doris would have been there hogging the spotlight as much as he possibly could have. doris was really generous performer. h

. >> this one happened in phenix, where the temperatures have finally peaked under 110 degrees for thein a month. but one resident shouldn't have been too surprised to see this cozy scene. this is at her pool, by the way. >> linda boucher says two bobcat kittens started drinking from the pool, eventually joined by another kitten and mama cat. so by the way, rhiannon, do you know why bobcats waste so much time online? no, they're trying to ♪♪ deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. today, the podcasting lautners, taylor & taylor. and how to make your own hot sauce as we continue our summer school week. also, your thoughts and comments on another edition of the inbox.

the warriors host the phenix suns opening night, october 24th.y a chase center with fans in the building. it will also be a reunion for the warriors new guard chris paul, who starred with the phenix suns for three seasons. now, some other noteworthy the warriors games include going against the sacramento kings, lebron james and the la lakers. and then on christmas day against the nba champion denver nuggets. time is 658. this might be the year to get some cheaper tickets for burning man. resale prices are being listed for hundreds of dollars below the purchase value . the nine day festival held in a makeshift city in the desert of nevada is normally sold out. but this year, more people than usual are reselling tickets online. the veteran burner are speculating this is because of a pushback against plug and play campsites. they're the ones that have staff setting up the camp for people burned man festival begins. august 27th. breaking news from martinez as police respawn to a report of a car crash outside a marijuana dispensary. a live report from

the city of phenix, for the first time this month, did not hit 110 degrees. it snapped its 31 day streak of highs at or above 110 other parts of the nation also grappling with record temperatures. july has been so hot that scientists calculate it will be the hottest month ever recorded and likely the warmest human civilization has seen. the extreme heat is sparking wildfires, food and energy shortages, life threatening but related deaths. many scientists say human related climate change to blame. crews battled fire whirls in mojave national preserve over the weekend as a massive wildfire crossed into nevada amid dangerous high temperatures and raging winds. the york fire, which erupted friday near the remote caruthers canyon area, has scorched about 77,000 acres with no containment. wind driven flames were 20ft high in some places. the cause is under investigation. in riverside county, the bonny fire is now about 20% contained, more than 1300 people were ordered to evacuate their homes near the community of agua wanda. one firefighter has been hurt. all right

. >> andrea, the heat has shifted back into places like phenix, arizona, where we're spending the week at 110 or higher. now as we look to the east, the other threat, severe thunderstorms. it includes places like baltimore, washington, d.c. on south through the appalachians with it the threat for damaging winds as we head through today and into tonight. that and then that storm pattern moves off towards the northeast for tuesday with at least some severe thunderstorms into new england andrea. andrew. all right, melissa, thank you. >> breaking overnight, a firefighting helicopter has crashed in southern california. >> the chopper went down while crews were battling a brush fire in riverside county. three people were killed, including the pilot. the helicopter crashed into another chopper. no word on what led up to that crash. >> now to former president trump facing a deadline today in the 2020 election. interference case. trump's legal team has until 5 p.m. to respond to the special counsel's request for a protective order. prosecutors are concerned that trump might disclose evidence or

it's been hot in the texas area and the phenix area, vegas. so here's tomorrow afternoon. you see where the bull's eyes are. you see where the heated advisories, heat warnings are all down here. watch. what happens is we go into thursday afternoon. so that's tomorrow. this is thursday. look what happens. we go into friday, same thing. it just stays. the only thing that changes is this heat kind of expands to the south and the east, which kind of helps us out because it pulls the ridge away from our central valley and our temperatures as we saw today, are kind of coming down. they will come up, come back up towards the end of the weekend or saturday and sunday as that high bulges back our way. but that thing is just a beast and it's sitting out there and now it's shifting this way. we're cooling. it's going to shift this way on the weekend and we're going to warm. but in the meantime, millions and millions of people are under the gun, under the heat gun with really just ridiculous conditions, especially phenix. man, whole month of july, basically over 110 degrees every day,

last month, phenix broke a 31 day streak of temperatures hitting 110 degrees or higher.ust devils can be beautiful and they get tall, too, especially down there around vegas, out in the mojave desert. and this is the time of year you see them. these are the temperatures from today. temperatures are running a little bit cooler than where we were yesterday, just a little bit cooler. so 99, antioch, 99 livermore, that's down from 103, 102 degrees yesterday. and there's the fog. you can see it coming in across the bay. it's a little bit breezy out there right along the coast certainly, but with the fog back, we can count on the cooling to continue. so today's temperatures cooled a little bit and then they're going to cool further as we go into the next couple of days. and temperatures will not be in the upper 90s low in hunters, but they'll be in the upper 80s. so a little bit cooler out there. there is the fog right now along the coast and you can see it doesn't show up here, but it's pushing through the gate. and as it pushes through the gate, we're going to see temperatur

we're not very far from where we're going to have a water where the the water supply to towns like phenix and tucson going to start being cut off and they really don't have any great alternative source. and and las vegas is involved as well. and agriculture in southern california in the in the imperial valley depends entirely on the colorado water. so, you know, we're not that far away from having a major water crisis. so. powell that you know, water going to be the defining limit of western settlement and the country is still not really learned that lesson and we wanted to so now we're you might imagine we're in some native american village somewhere because you can see a pueblo behind us, but we're still at the grand canyon. we're actually in the heart of grand canyon village, where most of the tourists congregate. and this building is called hopi house. it's a recreation of a hopi home. you know, it is exactly what the name says. it is. it it was a, you know, a home for hopis. and they're actually real hopis who lived here for many years there was a family living upstairs and they perf

we've had multiple days of 100 plus heat in the dallas area, the austin area of phenix, phenix 104. this heat is going to hang on through the next 24 to 48 hours. so it continues to be a problem out there. of course, you've got millions of people in the way of this heat dome, which is staying put. they wish they had that big marine layer that we have offshore. we've got a bunch of it. it's because there's little trough that's come in. you can say dipping down right here stretches out the marine layer and you'll see it here in this shot. you can see the fog coming in over the hill, san bruno gap. it looks like it's around 30, 30, 13, 1400 feet. it'll be a little deeper tonight. and it's pushing well inland. that's why our fire danger has been minimized because of this cool, moist flow and that pattern, that trough. i showed you, the red loop. that's sticks around for a little while. and with that sticking around, we're going to continue with these temperatures that are trending certainly down from where they were over the weekend. you can see the numbers drop in here, tuesday, wednes

phenix beat atlanta 9171. a lot of exciting stuff out there tonight. jason thank you.you covered it all. you did all right. next at 11, we have a police department that's understaffed. we have a sheriff's department that's understaffed. they're doing everything humanly possible to address this problem. san francisco city leaders addressing a concerned crowd tonight at a public safety meeting. drugs and organized crime. top of mind. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now . now from the fentanyl crisis to arrive in violence. residents in the city's tenderloin district voicing frustration tonight. hello again. i'm greg lee. and i'm julie julie haener, the san francisco police chief, the district attorney and sheriff were all in attendance at tonight's town hall. ktvu elissa harrington tells us. city

i'll to what chris just said that i spent the better part of last summer because phenix is so in the summer doing doing a lengthy story on the arizona republican party. and one thing that i heard over over proactively volunteered by grassroots people who showed up to various events and rallies and stuff was the line we are not democracy. we are a republic. and when you hear something like that over and over, after a while have to think they are telling you something. the something that they are telling you is democracy, in their view, no longer works them. it has been weaponized against and their belief is that somebody the other side gets 50 plus one and they can take away your property. they can reconfigure america in a way that you no longer recognize it. and this truly something that was heard over and over. so it became it was really revelatory for me and a recognition that truly there is an anti-democracy movement and it's and it not by its own name, but that's precisely what's taking place. thank you. i think it's time for some audience questions. do you want to raise your han

so cal vacation short and driving back home to phenix. but heavy rain was making that drive tough. we cut the vacation short because when we looked at the pathway of the storm, we saw that it was going to track further eastward. and being from the desert, we know water and the desert are not a good mix. heavy rain from this storm back in 2019 sent water rushing into palm springs. it's why many coachella valley neighbors are getting ready with sandbags, something they've never needed before. everybody is pulling together and helping one another because i think we think it's going to be a pretty big deal. fema has activated its national response coordination center. officials expect flooding, landslides and power outages. so we're recognizing and encouraging people to take the time they can prepare. now, again, with this unpressed in the storm, people may not be sure not how seriously they should take it. we are encouraging people to take this very seriously. my flight got canceled. i found out this morning at 8 a.m. bay area native emily erian is trying to get back home to san diego

phenix beat atlanta 9171. a lot of exciting stuff out there tonight. jason thank you. you covered it all. you did all right. next at 11, we have a police department that's understaffed. we have a sheriff's department that's understaffed. they're doing everything humanly possible to address this problem. san francisco city leaders addressing a concerned crowd tonight at a public safety meeting. drugs and organized crime. top of mind. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now . now from the fentanyl crisis to arrive in violence. residents in the city's tenderloin district voicing frustration tonight. hello again. i'm greg lee. and i'm julie julie haener, the san francisco police chief, the district attorney and sheriff were all in attendance at tonight's town hall. ktvu elissa harrington tells us. city leaders say efforts are underway to crack down on crime. we in the tenderloin want children to be able to walk, bike, play, thrive and grow in a safe environment. concerned community members called out city leaders at a town hall safety meeting in san francisco's tenderloi

a phenix from these. when there were laws banning all black church gatherings services happened here anyway in defiance of unjust laws right when there was a righteous to dismantle jim crow. dr. martin luther king preached from its pulpit and marches began from its steps. a sacred place this church not just for blacks, not just for christians but for every american. who cares about the steady expansion of human rights and, human dignity in this country, a foundation stone for liberty and justice for all. that's what the church meant. we do not know whether the. of reverend pinckney and eight others knew all of this history. but he surely sensed the meaning of his violent act act. it was an act that drew on along history of bombs and arson and shots fired at churches. not random numbers but as a means of control, a way to terrorize at a press. and act that he imagined would incite fear and recrimination, violence and suspicion. an act that he presumed would deepen divisions that trace back to our nation's

and as you work your way into the southwest, the heat is back, building 110 again for phenix for accuweather. i'm meteorologist melissa konstanzer . >> coming up, how a bear got loose on board a plane. >> but first, a new scam alert for millions of people who use a popular payment app. >> and later, the blame game after team usa's stunning loss at the world what would you give for a child you loved, to make their wish come true? to help them fight a critical illness, just imagine what you'd do. every single one of us can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. ♪ ♪ local deals and steals this week , a body found yesterday along a nature trail in the small town of bel air, maryland, is believed to be a woman missing since saturday day. >> 37 year old rachel moran was last seen going for a walk. she was later reported missing by her boyfriend. police are waiting for confirmation from the medical examiner to identify the body. they have not named a suspect, but the case is now being investigated as a homicide . >> we turn now to a scam alert involving a paym

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she finished with 42 last night as phenix beat los angeles. >> and in soccer, the resale market for tickets road game in the mls is sky high. >> as you would expect, fans are paying, though. listen to this. up to $3,000 to see messi and miami take on dallas sunday tickets sold out in just 22 minutes. >> yesterday, we knew messi was going to change soccer in the us. >> coming up, how a hole in one got a man arrested in florida. >> plus, a real question in the >> plus, a real question in the night sky kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. now i'm staying ahead of it. dupixent helps heal your skin from within. so, they can have clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. have fun, sis! ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) can't stop adding stuf

three firefighters were hurt while battling a four alarm fire near downtown phenix. more than 100 firefighters responded to reports of a grass fire that spread to industrial properties, creating all the smoke you see in this video, three firefighters were sent to the hospital for injuries and six people were displaced from nearby mobile homes. fire officials say the amount of fuel in the area is likely. how that fire spread quickly, but it is now under control in. investigators are still working to figure out exactly what caused it. and now to some big football news that could shake up the pac 12 conference. yahoo! sports is reporting that the big ten is exploring expansion possible. looking to add four more schools to the conference. talks are in the preliminary stages, but stanford and cal are reportedly being considered as well as washington and oregon. usc and ucla will join the conference next fall, leaving the pac 12 and the colorado buffaloes recently announced plans to leave the conference and rejoin the big 12. new tonight, oakland's own rapper, mr. fab, is

is turn in a tonight's west coa happened this morning along interstate ten, about 50 miles west of phenix, the arizona department of public safety says a commercial truck was pulling a fuel tanker when it rolled over into the median hazmat crews say more than 7000 gallons of mixed fuel leaked from the truck. the road was closed for several hours but has since reopened. in colorado, an airline pilot loses his cool in an airport parking lot and then takes an ax to a gate. surveillance video shows the united airlines pilot hitting the gate arm breaking it from its base. the pilot says he reached a breaking point while waiting to exit an employee parking area after seeing cars backed up in all the exit lanes . he has now been charged with misdemeanor criminal mischief. and united airlines has removed him from its schedule. and up in washington, three people are dead, three others in the hospital after drinking contaminated milkshakes from a burger restaurant in tacoma. investigators say listeria was at a restaurant called frugal. the restaurant stopped using its ice cream machines on august 8

so cal vacation short and driving back home to phenix. but heavy rain was making that drive tough. we vacation short because when we looked at the pathway of the storm, we saw that it was going to track further eastward and being from the desert, we know water and the desert are not a good mix. heavy rain from this storm back at 2019 sent water rushing into palm springs. it's why many coachella valley neighbors are getting ready with sandbags, something they've never needed before. everybody is pulling together and helping one another because i think we think it's going to be a pretty big deal. oh, they ran out of sand at the fire department. some cities are running out of sand. so people have been driving into desert open space to fill sandbags. and near san diego, some stores have sold out of flashlights. fema has activated its national response coordination center. officials expect flooding lands, slides and power outages. so we're recognizing and encouraging people to take the time they can prepare. now, again, with this unprecedented storm, people may not be sure not how serio

warriors open the regular season tuesday, october 24th at home against the phenix suns and that is all time we have for after the game j.r stone now with me what's ahead next on abc seven news. should have played golf right. $18 million in one day. >> gosh, i got to be honest though. i was glued to that usc san jose state. i kept my fingers crossed thinking there's a shot maybe and it doesn't. they were hanging there tight there in the third quarter. >> and then usc took back a kickoff return as a 14 point game. so plays can swing big, especially early on the year. but san jose state, i think they're can be a good team this year. >> i think so, too. thanks so much, chris. got it. well, developing news, several people are killed in a shooting at a dollar general store. investigators say it was racially motivated. >> my heart is with them. i relate to them and i try to just give them the best advice that i can. >> a north bay woman on a life changing trip to hawaii as a survivor of the northern wildfires herself, she's now on quite the mission. also hear from people attending today's com

i've worked for 14 years as a housekeeper at the sheraton hotel in downtown phenix. my hotel is owned by blackstone with money from your fund. so thank you for listening to my story. the principles assistant de mi familia porque me esposa se informa as varios anos tuvieron carrion plaza en el otro mas de se cientos dollars durante cuatro anos porque el segundo seguro de la hotel de serato era demasiado caro incluyendo tuvimos vender nuestros pagar. i am 70, 72 years old and i'm the primary breadwinner of my family because my husband got sick several years ago, he had to have his kidneys replaced in 2018 and we were paying over $600 per month for medicaid for four years because the sheraton hotel insurance was too expensive. we even had to sell our car to pay medical bills. so ensenada cuando hotel. okay okay, i'll recuperar el trabajo. pero voy one per porque al regresar. no no, quieren dar trenta arbitrations para limpia las habitacion mas diferentes the limpia porque el hotel. after the pandemic. i was excited when the hotel reopened and i got my job back. but it w

in phenix, there were one, 17 yesterday. that makes 21 days at 115 or higher.ad one. this year they had 21. that's just two too much. 60s through the interior 70s. this system, i think temperatures today are kind of a push. but the big news, okay, high pressure here right there, high pressure right down there. one low moves in there. but watch as that one goes through, the high will kick in tomorrow. and then after that, another low starts to drop in. this will be thursday night into friday. and look, this low comes right over us. now, when they go over land, they have to they don't have a lot to work with. but this is going to be a huge drop in the temps. the wind will pick up. we'll get some cloud cover. and it does look like to me some rain is on the way for northern sacramento valley. mendocino county, lake county, maybe northern sonoma, napa, and also up in the sierra nevada. and that looks even more promising up there than for us here. but there's going to be some drizzle as well. so we'll see a dramatic change from wednesday into friday and saturday. wal

some monsoon moisture finally arrived into phenix while scottsdale in phenix las vegas 85. palm springs 87. truckee 48. they made it to 3751. south lake tahoe. it does look like a little uptick in moisture for the weekend. if you're going to the mountains. 62, though, sacramento and that's a big fog bank. all the noticeable holes in it for about oakland south just patchy but north of that we're in county san pablo bay sonoma county napa that's a good surge on fog and low cloud. so they'll drop considerably on those temps. a couple of items, one north, one south. these systems moving in have knocked down the high pressure system. so a cooler pattern it wants to build back in not that fast, but it wants to build back in. but the fog returns cooler breezy to windy and the heat is over for now. but the drizzle is not and i think we'll get some pretty good amounts here next couple of nights and mornings here along the coast and some of the higher elevations as well. some tropical moisture might play in to our forecast, maybe santa clara valley, santa cruz mountains late thursday

there were similar picket lines in new york, phenix, charlotte and out at los angeles international.rlines has not yet commented on the picketing. alaska airlines flight attendants also walked the picket lines today at sfo and five other five other airports along the west coast. the union that represents them is currently negotiating with the airline for a new contract. the flight attendants are demanding higher wages and improved working conditions. alaska airlines says it is committed to reaching an agreement with the union that compensates them fairly and allows the airline to grow meetings between the union and management will continue through november. coming up on ktvu news at 630. new data shines a light on the extent of fentanyl overdoses in san francisco. how the health department is trying to intervene. it's official critics of the alameda county district attorney have started the process to recall her. but there are plenty of steps needed before it ever makes it in front of voters. and it was a far from stellar game for the 40 niners on sunday. but one bright spot was a ro