a spokesperson said the otter's mom was rescued in santa cruz.the mom had reports of approaching people on kayaks and boats but nothing to the extent that her daughter, otherwise known as otter 841, her rescue number. >> she is focused on the fins. we do not want to have a person accidentally bit. >> officials say when she is captured she will undergo a health assessment and eventually re-homed in a zoo or aquarium. a local surfer said that is a shame. he had a say for that said keep 841 free. >> every time humans come across nature the does not act their way we have to put it in a cage or take a summer. this is where she belongs. this is our home. we can share it. >> wildlife officials said they had crews out on friday and it will keep trying until they capture her. >> the ocean is her home and everyone else is a visitor. unless everyone else is willing to stay out of the water, which is unlikely, capturing her is the only way we see this issue resolving. >> lauren martinez, abc 7 news. gloria: new this morning. california leaders ban state-fund

this is the lighthouse here pn santa cruz that santa cruz behind me. hard to see. but right now as we speak up there, there's a fish and game khalaf ishan game trying to catch 8 for one. it is a difficult job, but trying and that they try finish this work, you know, the story has gathered a lot of attention here locally and nationally and people are concerned about the safety of the otters. in recent weeks. otter 8 for one of 5 year-old female southern sea otter has been seen stealing and sometimes biting surfboards and kayaks in the waters off santa cruz. >> california fish and game says the aggressive behavior is unusual for and for safety reasons. they have decided to capture a 4, 1, the drama has gathered national attention and brought crowds of people in media out to catch a glimpse of a 4, 1, but wildlife officials and locals are concerned that curious visitors are trying to get to close. mark woodward has seen and photographed people trying to for one another otters who live in the area. i've seen a multiple times get within a couple of feet and they end up

coming up, from the sea otter in santa cruz is attracting visitors from near and far, but that could be hurting efforts to save the sea otter before it attacks. any other surfers. plus, a nearly 50 year-old cold case cracked after former fairfield pastor is rested. >> for the murder of 8 year-old girl. but first, record temperatures are in the ocean waters now how that's affecting the life beneath the sea. >> and we're tracking a cooler forecast for your wednesday. double-digit calling for those of you in our north bay valleys. find out what's in valleys. find out what's in store for the (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips today only at togo's >> we experience extreme temperatures on land, marine life is also affected. ocean temperatures up the coast of florida this week. so past 100 degrees. feeling more like a hot tub. then the proper ocean kron four's rob nesbitt spoke

dan: this is a live picture of the main beach in santa cruz. it's a nice day to get some sun and enjoy sop sights and just lovely but these days something else is drawing tourists to town. that mischievous surf board biting sea otter. south bay reporter dustin dorsey with the latest developments and the debate on what to do with her. reporter: another busy day at steamers lane along west cliff in santa cruz as otter watch continues for another day. people from all over fought for their spot along the railing to get a glimpse. surfing sea otter, a fun sight for locals. >> it's so cool to like be here and experience that. i mean, you talk to people that have lived here forever and don't get to see all this happen. so it's such a cool thing to be here right now. experiencing this. and having it be national news. reporter: yes, otter 841 as she's known has been quite the attention getter for those surfing the internet, seeing her surfing the waves in the viral pictures. >> and difficult to believe. this otter riding a surf board. and you can see --

santa cruz is a tourist town. so if people want to be up here and watching, you know, the action that doesn't bother me. the action in the water sees several divers from the us department of fish and wildlife in a slow speed chase. the object is otter 841, which has for weeks been making a spectacle of itself, getting on surfboards, biting ocean goers and apparently flipping the bird to those attempting to make a capture the world wide attention. this has become everybody's really interested in it. and there's a lot of debate on what should happen to or immediately. there's also another problem, some kayak. others have become curious and have encroached in this 6000 square foot marine sanctuary. they've paddled two and through neighboring rafts of otters, which experts say can have drastic consequences. if you harass this, a sea otter or cause a change of behavior in that sea otter, it will expend energy. and it doesn't have that many extra calories to expend. it's their habitat. we should provide a respectful spa

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80 in santa cruz. cinthia, thanks. good day to get to the coast. >>> that excessive heat warning goes into effect at 11:00 expiring at 11:00 tomorrow nice a scorcher for people in the tri-valley. in livermore with how pg&e and preparing. >> reporter: good morning, kira. a few hours away from that official excessive heat warning put out by the national weather service. temperature here in livermore today, expected to hit the triple digits. that heat warning in effect from 11:00 this morning until 11:00 tomorrow night. sunday. as we've been reporting this week, pg&e tells us they are preparing for this weekend's heat wave by pre-placing workers and extra equipment in places like the east bay where i am. temperatures expected to hit triple digits. if a transformer or some other piece of equipment fails they're ready to respond quickly. the utility does not anticipate's widespread outages, but say there could be issues in isolated areas. >> does not have a chance to cool down and recover. sometimes we see equipment failure

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santa cruz is a tourist town. so if people want to be up here and watching, you know, the action, that doesn't bother me. the action in the water. see several divers from the us department of fish and wildlife in a slow speed chase. the object is otter 841, which has for weeks been making a spectacle of itself, getting on surfboards, biting ocean goers, and apparently flipping the bird to those attempting to make a capture the world wide attention. this has become everybody's really interested in it. and there's a lot of debate on what should happen to her immediately. there's also another problem some kayakers have become curious and have encroached in this 6000 square foot marine sanctuary. they've paddled two and three to neighboring rafts of otters, which experts say can have drastic consequences. if you harass a sea otter or cause a change of behavior in that sea otter, it will expend energy. and it doesn't have that many extra calories to expend. it's their habitat. we should provide a respectful space. fede

the aggressive sea otter causing a stir in santa cruz. we head to the coast for an update. >>> the hot temperatures are triggering action by cal osha to try to make the workplace more safe for those who work in the sun. >>> the temperatures heat up tomorrow. we will have unhealthy air. who gets up to 107? i'm back with that. >>> right now, a suspect arrested after a decade-long hunt in a notorious serial murder case. the clues that helped track him down. >>> our look at the new barriers to keep migrants from crossing to keep migrants from crossing the southern (♪♪) feel thehe power of osteo b bi-flex®.. taken n every day,y, it's c clinically y shown to i improve joioint comfort in 7 d days, withth significacant improvevt ovover time. (♪)) >>> this is tough and potentially dangerous when we are in the heat wave, the risk for people who work outside in the hot sun. tonight, cal osha is warning employers to make sure to protect their employees. cal osha inspectors could be on site. here is robert handa. >> reporter: cal osha ramps up its enf

the otter's mom was rescued in santa cruz in 2016. the mom had reports of approaching people on kayaks in boats but nothing to the extent of her daughter, otherwise known as otter 841, which is her rescue number. >> although we have not observed are being aggressive towards people, she's really focused on the boards or the fins. we don't want to have a person accidentally bit. >> officials say when she's captured, she will undergo a health assessment and eventually rehome to in a zoo or aquarium. a local server says that is a shame. he held a surfboard friday that said keep 841 free. >> every time humans come across nature that does not act or wait or ask like nature, we have to put it in a cage and put it somewhere. this is her home. this is our home. we can share it. watch out for the otters. >> want love officials ted cruz out on friday and they will keep trying until they capture her. >> the ocean is her home. everyone who is in there is a visitor. unless everyone is willing to stay out of the water, which is unlikely, capturing h

11:00 de la maÑana hasta las 11:00 de la noche del dÍa domingo afectando alameda, santa clara, santa cruz de calor es moderado a alto. en el prÓximo segmento hablamos de las personas vulnerables ante estas altas temperaturas. tambiÉn tenemos recomendaciones que puedes seguir para evitar situaciones que puedan tornarse mortales. locutor: por estas razones es importante mantenernos alerta ante la ola de calor y los peligros que se puedan presentar. por esto tamara nos explica la diferencia entre golpe de calor y agotamiento de calor. tamara: se siente el fuerte calor ya que estamos con el cabello recogido y botella de agua en mano,pero antes quisimos preguntarles a residentes del Área de la valla que planes tienen para este fin de semana. >> para el lado de livermore ir a una laguna, asar carne y echar una refrescada. >> por ahora encerrados porque no queremos salir con este calor, tengo la presiÓn alta y me hace daÑo al —— andar en la calle. >> las personas con mayor sensibilidad al calor corren mayor riesgo de sufrir enfermedades. tamara: el agotamiento de calor es la manera en la que el

jesse gary looking spectacular there in santa cruz. did you see all the blue sky there? we had a 35 degree temperature span today from the coast where it was 62 degrees in pacifica to 97 degrees inland in fairfield. 93 today in santa rosa, bested by morgan hill at 95. it was in the mid 90s. also throughout the tri valley, mid 80s in redwood city. that's hot for redwood city back in through redwood shores and temperatures in the 70s and 80s around the central bay for the most part oh isn't that beautiful. that is that swath of clouds that have worked their way in throughout the golden gate bridge. current temperature right now affected by the clouds, 57 degrees in half. moon bay, low 60s in san francisco, 71 degrees a piece at sfo and across the bay to hayward in throughout castro valley. it's still mighty hot in throughout pleasanton, dublin, san ramon and livermore at 94 degrees. now this is our storm tracker. it's validating that bank of low clouds and fog along the coast hanging very tight right there in through a daly city and colma. also the richmond district and al

let's take a look at the forecast for santa cruz.emperatures that will head for the mid-70s for today and tomorrow, and upper 60s on sunday. it's going to be really perfect weather there. and as you're making plans to head out to the beach, keep in mind that you do need to look at those beach warning flags and see what kind of conditions are out there, and be cautious that that water is very cold, only in the low 50s right now. if you do get caught in a rip current, don't try to fight against the current, just swim parallel to the shore, and then you'll eventually get out of that rip current. you can come back to the coast and never swim alone. keep an eye on everyone around you. apparently i need to add on tips to look out for sea otters, too, that may be hopping on your surfboard. take a look at some of the flags you may see, if it's double red flags it's close to the public, you may have a high hazard. if it's just one red flag. medium hazard for yellow flags and you may see dangerous marine life in santa cruz, the purple flag. he

and later that infamous sea otter in santa cruz is attracting visitors from near and far. but that could be hurting the efforts to save the sea otter before it attacks. any other surfers. but first, lawmakers are grilling government officials over the lack of transparency. they say regarding possible us foes will have a live report from dc so we can hear what happened during today's hearing. that's babackck i in n ththe e , snsneaeakeker r drdropopst getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited when you switch to xfinity mobile for $30 a line per month. nice job, little sis! they grow up so fast... i'm a fan. from xfinity. >> when we experience extreme temperatures on land, marine life, this also impacted ocean temperatures in manatee bay, florida surpassed 100 degrees this week. so it's feeling more like a hot tub. then the ocean kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with marine experts to find out what's going on in our waters. he is now

reporter: in santa cruz, zach fuentes, abc7 news. dan: just leave them alone. enjoy from afar. now to turn our attention to the weather forecast. ama: abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya: the weather was fantastic today. a little bit of a warm-up. and good evening to everyone. let's take a look at the temperature change. most areas reporting anywhere from two to nine degrees higher where -- from where you were yesterday at this time. a live view from our san jose camera and it is a sunny view overhead. shark tank there 90 degrees. 92 in santa rosa. the hotspots. mid 90's fairfield, concord and livermore. here's why the coast really didn't get much in the way of heat and we weren't expecting it. the marine layer has just been sitting there. you can see sutra tower from our mount cam and never quite cleared. 67 in the city. 72 in oakland. 84 degrees in san jose and palo alto at 80 degrees. high pressure nudged in just a little bit to provide the warm-up today. but this trough that is passing to our north is going to start to usher in a cooler air mass as we hea

las autoridades forenses determinaron que el fallecimiento de un hombre del condado santa cruz fue pora consumido (inaudible) junto con otro opioide. el aÑo pasado, el nÚmero de muertes por consumo de esta droga para animales aumentaron ana30%. >>> la noche del 4 de julio se convirtiÓ en una pesadilla para una familia en gonzÁlez, cuando su casa terminÓ envuelta en llamas. >>> las autoridades investigan, pero hubo una intensa actividad pirotÉcnica. >>> una familia de gonzÁlez, el dÍa de la independencia fue un dÍa de terror, un incendio ocurrido en esta calle (nombre en inglÉs) provocÓ la muerte de marÍa guadalupe valdÉz de 60 aÑos, no pudo salir y quedÓ atrapada entre lasllamas. el siniestro causÓ que seis integrantes mÁs de la familia fueron desplazados. esperanza valdÉs dice que marÍa guadalupe no pudo escapar porque tenÍa una discapacidad, dice que todo ocurriÓ muy rÁpido, y cree que la causa del fuego fue la pirotecnia ilegal. >>> me siento muy mal. fue por (inaudible) no estoy segura. >>> esperanza me dice que su nieto fue el que le avisÓ a ella y a su esposo que se quemaba el pa

those clouds have surged into the bay area from the santa cruz mountains, invading the santa bruno areaong the coast today, partly cloudy conditions. additional cooling takes place for your tuesday and your wednesday. right now, air temperature stands at 74. that's right. it's 739 in the morning. it is 74 degrees. and brentwood, 62 in redwood city. it is now 56. in santa rosa. and we are seeing improvement as far as the visibility is concerned, it was down to about six miles due to that marine layer. right now, the winds are at five. they're 37mph. gusts in fairfield. these winds are going to become a little bit more consistent out of the west, but that's an onshore push refresh to the northwest, 10 to 20 later today. and that will usher the pollen around again, too. so be mindful of that. we have a shield of clouds just hugging the entire state of california. and with high pressure now traversing to the east and beginning to erode and an upper level trough pattern setting up, temperatures are going down and in comparison to where we should be for this time of the year, it's just about

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a fire burning in the santa cruz mountains. here's a live look from a nearby traffic camera.re started about 20 minutes ago near the top of mount aupl anow. the fire started in an rv and spread to the surrounding brush out there. so far firefighters are not saying how much terrain has burned or if there's any containment. >>> now to the other big story, the bay area heat wave. bob redell is in the east bay with some of the steps that people are taking before power becomes a premium. >>> first, a look at the timeline. meteorologist, kari hall, is here, and i know, kari, you have been telling us about this all week. >> yeah, tomorrow is when the excessive heat warning goes into effect for areas away from the coastline and the inner bay. all the areas shaded in the bright pink here will be included in that area from friday morning to 11:00 sunday evening. we will look at high temperatures for today, and some of our inland valleys heading to 90 degrees, and it will be getting warmer as the sky clears. we're keeping mild weather for the peninsula with mid-70s in the forecast for t

the otter's mom was rescued in santa cruz in 2016.om had reports of approaching people on kayaks in boats but nothing to the extent of her daughter, otherwise known as otter 841, which is her rescue number. >> although we have not observed are being aggressive towards people, she's really focused on the boards or the fins. we don't want to have a person accidentally bit. >> officials say when she's captured, she will undergo a health assessment and eventually rehome to in a zoo or aquarium. a local server says that is a shame. he held a surfboard friday that said keep 841 free. >> every time humans come across nature that does not act or wait or ask like nature, we have to put it in a cage and put it somewhere. this is her home. this is our home. we can share it. watch out for the otters. >> want love officials ted cruz out on friday and they will keep trying until they capture her. >> the ocean is her home. everyone who is in there is a visitor. unless everyone is willing to stay out of the water, which is unlikely, capturing her is

these videos were taken in santa cruz this evening. the surfer who owns the board actually left it behind and swam back to shore. when the surfer came back, the board had bite marks on it. >> another cool afternoon on the way, with more wind. you've got low clouds across the santa clara valley, east of downtown, it is 66 degrees, and low clouds over the past. with the wind ongoing, it is still breezy outside. low clouds at 54 degrees, that is the way the day begins. late morning and lunchtime, clear skies, fog around the golden gate bridge at a little bit of sunshine down into santa cruz. some days the wind backs off at night. that is not going to be the case, we stay breezy until tomorrow morning. the wind speeds will pick up again, pretty gusty at times around san francisco and out through the diablo range, ultima pass and prettiness straight, getting into the end of the weekend. when temperatures are in the 50s. by midday we have 60s and near 70 degree temperatures. we have low 70s again in san jose, about 10 degrees below average,

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santa cruz beach, still warm enough to attract lots of people.at eases tomorrow. further cooling will take place under sunny skies on the fourth of july, and much cooler pattern developing reader in the week. we start this heat advisory in effect until 11:00 tonight for all areas except for the immediate bay shoreline, and under these conditions heat illnesses are possible. we have a beach hazard statement in effect until 11:00 tonight not because of dangerous waves but because of normal to colder temperatures which can produce cold weather shock. bear that in mind. forecast animation shows low and clouds pushing locally across the bay. there may be drizzle to start the day tomorrow, but then we end up with sunny skies. overnight lows upper 50's and low 60's, mild overnight. no triple digits tomorrow, upper 80's to low 90's in a most inland spots and upper 70's around the bay shoreline. further cooling on tuesday, fourth of july, and cooler each day as we get later into the week. let's take a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. mid 90's inlan

the sea otter's rescued in santa cruz in 2016. she had reports of approaching people on kayaks and boats but nothing to the extent of her daughter, known as 841. >> she is really focused on the boards or the fence. we do not want to have a person accidentally bit. reporter: officials say when she is captured, she will undergo a health assessment and be re-homed in zoo or aquarium. joseph wilcox says that is a shame and held a surfboard that says "keep 841 free." >> every time humans come across something that does not act their way or ask like nature, we have to move it somewhere. this is our home and their home. we can share it. watch out for the sea otters. >> obviously the ocean is her home and everyone in there is a visitor. unless everyone is willing to stay out of the water, which i think is unlikely. capturing her is the only way we see this evolving. gloria: knew this california leaders banned state-funded travel to three more states after they recently passed anti-lgbtq legislation. senator joe baltacha added nebraska, li

this is santa cruz. >> she was born in captivity. tagged. it seems pretty cute.insist she is a public safety risk. if they capture she would taken captive at the monterey aquarium, which would be too bad, but they would examine her and decide after that. what to do. local marine experts say she began stealing surfboards about 2 years ago. this is video from september of last year. we don't know if this is the same otter but cure was definitely after somebody surfboard. well, i mean, obviously she's a little aggressive, but she wants that surfboard. i and hate year, sort of penned up somewhere. no, i she'll be okay. but that wraps kron. 4 at 10 o'clock. standing by to tell us what's coming up in the world of sports. and there's some pretty cool stuff, especially the 3 point shot. a lot of cool stuff. let the honor serve. but yes, >> they are opening up the 2nd half of the season. so a lot to look forward to there. we'll start. we'll talk about that as they make a push towards the playoffs. when we come back we'll talk about the brain doing all the records that she

to the otters. >>> another problem to tell but in santa cruz.ember the sea otter that's been stealing surfboards? now marine experts say people, human beings, are getting way too close to take a look. otter 841 biting and/or stealing boards. now that the otter is getting so much attention, people are getting too close to other otters. just last week a photographer documented people breaking up a group of about ten otters with some people getting within a couple feet of the animals. >> it's really important to give sea otters their space and these photos showed people were not followings the rules. >> we have invaded their homes and they should be left to be comfortable. >> wildlife leaders say getting too close can raise an otter's stress level and giving them food is never a good idea. if an otter notices you, you are too close. stay away. respect their space. >>> all right, rob, how are things? >> things seem warmer? >> a little bit. >> it was. you passed the pop quiz. the east bay mid-90s. about five to eight degrees warmer. a one-day warm-up

son ann wagner, very high uv index. 68 at stinson beach. 78 degrees in santa cruz.a view of the moon with the exploratorium camera showing you the fog over san francisco. warming trend continues this weekend. it will be cooling below average tuesday and wednesday. let us start your moving -- morning off hour-by-hour. you see the rock -- fog around. 50's and 60's. temperatures into the 80's by the lunch hour. along the coastline, it will remain foggy at times. don't expect complete clearing. numbers inland into the 80's and 90's. where they ultimately land. fog around. watch out. the worst of the visibility will be near the coast. 50's and 60's out the door. south bay, 81 in san jose. aiding in -- atn santa clara. 76 degrees in mountain view. downtown san francisco, 66 degrees. breezy near the coast. in the north bay, 82 in san rafael. santa rosa getting you up to 81 in vallejo. in the east bay, 70's, really pleasant weather. head inland and it will be a warm one. 92 in livermore. 92 degrees in antioch. if you like the warm weather, you are in luck this weekend. we w

this is up highway 1, about 12 miles north of santa cruz. a car drove off the road 300 feet down a cliff. as you can see from the footage, the car landed at the edge of the sand where it meets the water. the chp and fire crews showed up. they tried a rope rescue, eventually reaching the driver via the life flight helicopter. they were able to bring the driver up to the helicopter. he was found conscious but badly injured. they brought the driver into the helicopter and then took him to stanford hospital where we do not have an update on his condition. he was alive at the time of the crash. here is what the chp said about how that rescue went down this afternoon. >> they had to repel down the cliff over there to recover him along with a couple helicopters. we have the coast guard out there. it's unclear if whether or not we have other people that are unaccounted for. we are trying to cover all of our bases. >> reporter: she mentioned the coast guard. there were jet skis in the area on the water trying to see if there was anyone else that was

eutanasia, el albergue abrea partir del mediodía >>>es probable que usted conozca la nutria de santa cruz extraña y quieren revisarla a la nutria nación un centro de investigación de la universidad de santa cruz y más tarde se crió en el acuario antes de ser liberada, el objetivo es capturarla y llevarla de nuevo al acuario de monterrey para un examen médico >>>hablando del tema la experiencia de salir a comer a disfrutar de una taza de café se ha convertido en ocasiones en un incómodo momento para algunos clientes a la hora de pagar, no se sabe bien cuánto deben de dejar de propina es por eso que nuestra compañera habló con expertos que recomiendan cuanto y cuando debería obtener propina o pagar por el servicio recibido >>>de la incómoda sensación de dejar propina pagar con su tarjeta de crédito celular es cada vez más intimidante no aseguran residentes. >>>como que uno lo debe de dar obligado porque ya está ahí >>>a mirar la pantalla el sistema le sugiere una cantidad pero cuanto debería de elegir >>>-(voz inaudible)- por lo general es el quince por ciento de lo que ha consumido >>>ases

, a santa cruz, pero era difícil, realmente, informarle a mis padres, que con 17 años, yo ya me ibao de matriculación en universidades, nos falla mucho, y es algo que también yo tenía que encontrar maneras de entender cuál era ese proceso; entonces, estar en un cuarto con 100 latinas que están buscando lo mismo, realmente le da el poder, y como decimos "the take charge", a tomar la fuerza por las riendas, nos ayuda, realmente, a avanzar con esas, con esas ideas. damián trujillo: tiene mucha razón; bueno, para más información, esa conferencia, los talleres se llevan a cabo aquí, el próximo mes, en la ciudad de newark, para más información, nos vamos a mostrarles la página web, ahí está en pantalla, 12 de agosto, 12 de agosto, me dijo, ¿verdad? - 12 de agosto. - en newark, ahí está la página web, para más información de lean in latinas "tomando cargo". regresamos con lean in latinas aquí en comunidad del valle. [música] damián trujillo: y regresamos aquí a comunidad del valle con lean in latinas. y de tantas de esas conferencias que usted ha asistido, maría, ¿cómo sale usted esta tard

celebrity sea otter in santa cruz has gone a bit overboard. we explain. >>> renewed questions about the health of senator dianne feinstein following a hearing on capitol hill today. >>> the show of support for actors and writers walking the picket lines. >>> we start off with close encounters in nature. if you are walking along a trail or outside your house, there is one thing you definitely don't want to hear! >> it is the sound of a rattlesnakes, and that will surely get your attention. >> these rattlesnakes have bitten at least two people in the bay area so far this summer. a 13-year-old was bitten in calistoga just last week. >> and a rattler build a small boy in mount diablo state park. >> i got a chance to tag along with a rattlesnake wrangler in the north bay whose work is meant to protect people, pets and the snakes themselves. >> reporter: it is one of the last things you will want to see or hear when poking around your home. but for james mccloskey, it is exactly what he is looking and listening for. >> you ever get used to the rattl

a new program in santa cruz county could help lower the amount of drug overdoses. the county is expanding a drug that helps reduce opioid withdrawal and cravings. the county says it can reduce overdose fatalities by up to 50%. santa cruz county is partnering with monterey and san benito counties on this. >>> california officials are pushing for new gun legislation, six months after two horrific shootings occurred. the shooting in monterey park left 11 people dead and nine injured. and half moon bay killed seven people and injured one back in january. today, california representative, judy introduced two bills aimed at gun control, one would increase funding for translation services to limited english-speaking communities for gun prevention and the other would give $50 million to communities to help take firearms away from people deemed troubled or dangerous. >> we must never forget any of them , not today , not ever , and it is in their memories that i introduce this legislation. >> the bills are also cosponsored by senator kirsten gillibrand of new york. >>> of th

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let me show you a live picture now from our santa cruz camera. nice that people can enjoy some relief from the heat as the coast is not warmed up as much. we expected this, it is happening. current temperatures, 100 in brentwood. 95, fairfield. 57 in half moon the at pfizer in effect until sunday night at 11:00 p.m. for all areas inland. increased risk of heat illnesses. it will be running moderate as temperatures soar above average. here are the weekend hotspots for tomorrow. fairfield, 106 degrees. livermore, 105. morgan hill, triple digits. 90's from santa rosa to redwood city to san jose. in case you are going to the coast to get some relief from the heat, a beach hazard statement goes up tomorrow morning. it runs until 11:00 p.m. sunday. rip currents and cold water is what you need to watch out for i will be back to tell you how long the hot weather will last and what is ahead for the forthcoming. dion: sounds good. sandia mentioned the heat is on in the north bay. that is where it has been a challenge for some to keep cool on the first day

>> still ahead, new problems arising from the search for the elusive sea otter off the coast of santa cruz. plus -- >>> consumer advocates want >>> let's take a live look from capitol hill where the dangers of lithium ion batteries were under the microscope today. these batteries have caused dangerous fires across the country, including this one in san francisco on monday. one person suffered serious burns when a scooter attached to a charging cable sparked the flames. that fire and others like it prompted regulators to hold a public hearing today. natalie brand explains that they are trying to come up with national safety standards for battery-powered scooters, bicycles and hover boards. >> reporter: this deadly fire at an e-bike repair shop in new york last month put a spotlight on the potential dangers of lithium ion batteries. >> our members responded quickly and they did an extraordinary job to pull victims out, but the sheer volume of fire is incredibly dangerous. >> reporter: laura cavanaugh testified at a meeting thursday as lawmakers and consumer advocates pushed for national safe

appear the search for a sea otter, the misbehavior toward surfers near santa cruz. >> the fundraisingalk is on sunday july 16th at golden gate park. it benefits local h.i.v. and aids program such as hive and the rainbow community certain. 415-615-walk. or visit dan: with repairs finishs the ruby princess left san francisco over the weekend. the cruise ship at peer 27 in san francisco while docking last thursday morning. dion: but tonight in a story you'll see only at 7:00, melanie woodrow took a look at the effort that it took to fix that ship. >> there it is, again, it's leaving. >> as the carnival miracle deparred monday afternoon, oceanwide marine superintendent ryan wilson was reflecting on the miracle his crew was a par of in recent days. >> i knew i had thousands of people relying on me to get this job done immediately. i had to rely on my men to get the job done. >> the ruby princess hit peer 27 koreaing a hole in the ship. >> it took me by surprise. i was working a job on the other side of the bay when i got the call that a cruise ship hit the peer. i knew that time was of the es

it happened earlier summer on 17th avenue in the live oak neighborhood in santa cruz.er vehicle once both car stopped at a red light, she allegedly got out of her car and turn on that bear spray spring it through the victim's front driver side window. santa cruz county sheriff's deputies identified tie suspect as sophia has cost co she was arrested last weekend on multiple felony charges, including assault with a deadly weapon, legal possession and use of mace and a probation violation. think that flying might be more expensive than moving, it turns out many of us might be wrong. reporter samantha cortese spoke to a recent cal grad about he's why he chose to do it. >> i'm like crazy. in saying because schedule like super bruno. >> bill is a transportation engineer. bill has an affordable apartment in los angeles. but when he was accepted into his dream master's program at cal berkeley, he made it an immersive experience. he commuted to class by plane public cup serving in the morning lax to sfo at 06:00am. >> then i went art, which takes an hour to amber xlii. then i w

. >> new details on the bald mountain area is closed today after a fire burned in the santa cruz mountainsat fire started just before 6:00 this morning in the sierra azul open space preserve. here's time lapse video of the burn. the chp says an rv tipped over and started a fire which then spread to surrounding brush. paramedics took the driver of the rv to the hospital. we do not know the extent of his injuries and his or her injuries and firefighters used helicopter to drop water on the flames and it burned about two and a half acres. the area is closed today for cleanup. >>> now to a follow-up story we've been covering all morning. police in the east bay are coming up empty in their search for the gunman in a late-night shooting. here's video from overnight near the scene on macarthur boulevard near 99th avenue near the oakland zoo. investigators told our photographer at the scene that it started after two people were shot. police told us they were unable to locate a suspect. now video from last night shows the window of this suv. take a look here, shattered by gun fire. the two victims

the same otter that has been damaging surfboards and evading capture in santa cruz.al sensation that has many concerned about recent incidents of people harassing sea otters. >> they just go after any sea otter at this point. it's gotten pretty bad. >> reporter: mark woodward has been able to capture these images. on saturday a person went into a kelp bed and got within two feet of the otters and made them dive down. >> reporter: according to officials, if the sea otter notices you, you're likely too close. kayaks have to stay at least 60 feet away from any animals and never feed sea otters as they can become aggressive. over at venture quest kayaking, they are making sure their clients are aware of the rule. >> inform people about the history of sea otters, how they're an endangered species and minor actions can affect them. >> meanwhile, others announced they'll be engaging with businesses in santa cruz this week to address the situation. we did reach out to u.s. fish and wildlife but have not yet heard back. nbc bay area news. >>> some bad blood over tailgating at

this is up highway 1, about 12 miles north of santa cruz. a car drove off the road 300 feet down a cliff. as you can see from the footage, the car landed at the edge of the sand where it meets the water. the chp and fire crews showed up. they tried a rope rescue, eventually reaching the driver via the life flight helicopter. they were able to bring the driver up to the helicopter. he was found conscious but badly injured. they brought the driver into the helicopter and then took him to stanford hospital where we do not have an update on his condition. he was alive at the time of the crash. here is what the chp said about how that rescue went down this afternoon.

a beautiful morning in santa cruz from the camera facing the boardwalk. le are already out and about this morning by the water. the time is 9:12. the unemployment rate increased in santa clara and san mateo counties. according to a report from joint venture silicon valley unemployment rose to 3% from april to may and then to 3.1% in june. the ceo says residents should not be worried about the gradual uptick. industries including hospitality and restaurants are still seeing growth despite employment fluctuating throughout the region. a new report is highlighting remote on san francisco's commuting population during the pandemic. according to the mercury news news, san francisco's daytime population transformation is the most dramatic in the country. the city lost nearly 210,000 people during a typical workday in 2021 compared to 2019. before the pandemic the population would jump to 1.1 million people in the city on average during work hours. it shows a loss of nearly 20% of the cities's daytime population. northern california native and women's soccer star

. >>> plus, an aggressive sea otter takes a chunk out of a surfboard in santa cruz. what happened to that poor guy when he tried to return his rental board. >>> and the ultimate irony for a group of reporters covering a story about a swimming pool. >>> furniture, trash cans, cushions, and other stuff from a hotel rained down on the vegas strip today during a bizarre hostage stand-off at caesar's palace. a man held a woman hostage in the room on the 21st floor for hours this morning until security responded to reports that a man was arguing with a woman and pulled her into a room. now, they had no idea if he was armed, and at one point the man broke a window and started tossing things out. imagine how scary that was. he threw everything from an entire desk to a coffee maker, basically emptying the room out the window. the pool below had to be evacuated. people were running for cover. a s.w.a.t. team eventually took him into custody. the woman held hostage was uninjured and luckily the furniture that fell down from the room did not hurt anyone on the ground below. >>>

. >> there is an aggressive animal lurking off the coast of santa cruz and is not a shark. a warning from wildlife officials. >> we do not believe there will be any health impacts. >> unexpected release of dust at an east bay refinery. >> a dwindling community on the peninsula facing eviction. why doc town residents say it will not be easy but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> we are learning more about the moments before police arrested a suspected arsonist in the east bay. it took a community member's quick actions and martial arts moves to prevent actions. he says he saw a man jumping and poking at grass after flowing a -- after throwing a flare. >> his back and go for an arm bar and he tried to bite me. >> alex held him down until police got there. he found flares in his bag and they say the tesla he was driving was reported stolen in fremont. the fire burned 15 acres, equivalent to the size of 11 football fields. >> the contra costa county health department is investigating the pot

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verve coffee roasters in santa cruz has always had an eye towards sustainability and environmental impactthat is up cycling the burlap back into the community with local farmers and artists, or whether that is switching the entire roasting operation just to consume less natural gas. >> reporter: that is why when they learned the company just down the road from them had created an environmentally friendly version of styrofoam , they jumped at the chance to partner with the startup. >> it is amazing, it is truly recyclable, it is compostable, it can be a fairly minimal impact on the supply chain. >> the foam is made up of the material created out of the shells of sea creatures like shrimp. verve is using the foam in there ready to drink shipments, switching out traditional styrofoam packaging for the environmentally friendly coolers. >> if you order the nitro coffees or any of the temperature control products online and we are shipping back to your house, we wanted to arrive safely and with quality control. >> they are one of the first companies to use these products, those who have been wi