more with our abc seven bay area streaming tv app to search abc seven bay area and download it today. >> there's no better way to beat the heat than to splash around in the water. and that is just what we found in san jose. looks nice and cool out there. >> check out these kids who are cooling off in the fountain at cesar chavez plaza. we took this video a few hours ago when the temperature was 100 degrees there. >> yes. all right. we have much more coverage of the heat ahead at 530 over on abc seven, bay area streaming tv. >> and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is up next for sandhya patel. and all of us here with abc seven news. thanks so much for joining us. i'm julian glover and i'm ama daetz. >> we'll see you at six. i will also see you on the >>> breaking tonight, a monster >>> breaking tonight, a monster hurricane turns deadly, and its track could take the storm to the u.s. >>> growing pressure on president biden after that debate debacle, as the president now agrees to an exclusive interview with abc news later this week. >>> and sentencing

download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start with our abc seven bay area streaming tv app. just search abc seven bay area and download it when you have a moment in the south bay. >> the rolling stones are giving to people in need of some satisfaction today. reporter stop me up. >> i'll never stop. stop me up >> the iconic band teamed up with the nonprofit musically fed to donate more than 500 pounds of unused food left over from last night's concert at levi's stadium this morning. the fresh produce, dry goods and prepared meals were dropped off at catholic charities of santa clara county's johns 23 site. the food will help feed unhoused people, veterans and seniors. >> we're just thrilled that we're able to do this and bring light to it, and hopefully they'll be able to get more and do this more often with other venues. >> isn't that a great way to do this? musically, fed's mission is to combat hunger with all unused, untouched food from the concert donated to ensure that no food goes to waste. >> it's a really

. >> here at abc seven, we're all about building a better bay area. of that means highlighting solutions, state superintendent tony thurmond is launching an effort to accelerate affordable housing development for teachers and school staff on land already owned by school districts. abc seven news reporter lena howland went to the bay area school district that's being used as a model for the rest of the state, made up of 122 units. >> teachers and classified staff are their own neighbors in this daly city housing complex. >> what it's done for our school district is greatly raised morale, first of all, because our staff can afford to live in the bay area, complete with their own gym, laundry on every floor, bike storage space for kids to play and space for meetings. >> superintendent tony presta says 25% of staff members from the jefferson union high school district now live here. all of these units go for about half the market rate. this one bedroom, one bath starts at 1450. this comes after the district became the first in the nation to pass a $33 mil

abc seven bay area streaming tv app. just search abc seven bay area and download it now. all right. an iconic sandwich shop is helping to build a better bay area. >> ike's love and sandwiches celebrated the opening of its 100th store, where it all began in san francisco. this morning, ike's fans lined up outside the newest flagship location on third and tony stone near oracle park. the first 100 guests received a free sandwich and an exclusive t-shirt. the founder, ike shehata, was there and shared his recipe for success. >> the first one, it was a lot of, oh my god, what did i do? because i wasn't selling anything in the beginning. and then the opposite happened when we got so busy and it was like three hour waits. then people started getting upset with me and i was like, oh, well, i don't want to go out of business when you're doing what you're doing, people will show up and clamor for it and come to it. >> ike's a good guy. ike's mission rock mass location includes the original sandwich lineup from the original ike's location in the castro, and also exclusively has its famous dutc

it's on our website, abc seven news.com and inside the abc seven bay area app. >> coming up, it's official. he's now a dallas maverick. and today we heard finally from klay thompson for the first time since he left the warriors. abc seven news sports director larry beil will be here with that as abc seven news at abc seven sports director, larry beil, is here with more on what clay had to say. this is an adjustment here to see this happen. it's not only an adjustment for clay, it's an adjustment for all of us. >> that's what i mean. >> it's hard to see holding up that jersey. >> i know, i know, it's uh- i mean, it's a really strange sight. klay thompson you know he's got the new mavs jersey. he's got a different number now. klay appeared with the mavericks two other offseason acquisitions holding up his new number 31. now the number 11 that he wore with the warriors belongs to kyrie irving. he's not getting that. so klay chose 31. in honor of another legendary shooter, reggie miller, who was his childhood inspiration. thompson spoke about his decision to leave golden state and his exciteme

it's streaming on our abc seven bay area apps and at abc seven news.com. wards will be handed out on september 15th in the south bay. >> it seems synthetic turf is here to stay. the fremont union high school district just voted to move forward with plans to upgrade turf fields at three schools, despite calls to revert them to real grass. this is a debate abc seven news has been following for years now. critics have raised concerns about safety and environmental factors over everything from microplastics to chemicals that can leach into the ground. they also question how hot the fields can get, and they took readings. >> it was 139 on on monday and 145 today. >> as we experience more and more extreme heat events, there's going to be more and more days when these fields are not going to be usable. >> the plan approved yesterday, does address some environmental concerns. recycled rubber underneath the turf will now be replaced with olive pits. district officials also say they've surveyed coaches and students, and they prefer the synthetic turf as wildfire seas

it's one of the first things you will see when you open the abc seven bay area app, available wherever you stream. >> san jose police say they have now arrested everyone who attacked and jumped on a patrol car during a sideshow several weeks ago. a total of seven people have been arrested. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes is following the story. >> these frozen images, taken from video that was blasted on social media, have helped lead to the arrest of seven people. >> if you attack a san jose police officer attempting to help an injured person so you can become famous on tiktok, it's possible you may escape consequences for hours or days, but be assured we will find you. we will arrest you. we will send a resounding message to you and your fellow lawbreakers, not in san jose. >> those arrests, announced more than two weeks after a june 15th sideshow, turned violent. in this area near santana row in san jose. police say the suspects got on top of a patrol vehicle, stomped on the windshield, hit side windows and tried to pull open the doors. they say that officer was tryin

bay area suppliers will likely see less dramatic cuts, because water use in the region has historically been low. from drought to fires. our abc seven originals documentary, bay area 2050 looks at the impact climate change will have on our environment over the next few decades. bay area 2050 is now streaming everywhere you watch abc7 on the peninsula. >> the famed flintstone house in hillsborough is opening to the public for the first time. it is the location for a fine dining pop up experience starting next week. stone age omakase opened up reservations tonight, but they sold out within minutes. the experience includes a tour of the house and a 15 course tasting menu. better be hungry. stone age omakase opens on july 12th. the flintstone house is privately owned by a former publishing executive, who says she only uses it for entertaining. >> wow. okay. >> well, bay area cities are gearing up for their 4th of july celebrations tomorrow. crews are setting up in san francisco for the usual fireworks at pier 39 at aquatic park. but this independence day, drones will be lighting up the sky for several celebrations, including san pablo,

bay area suppliers will likely see less dramatic cuts, because water use in the region has historically been low. from drought to fires. our abc seven originals documentary, bay area 2050 looks at the impact climate change will have on our environment over the next few decades. bay area 2050 is now streaming everywhere you watch abc7 on the peninsula. >> the famed flintstone house in hillsborough is opening to the public for the first time. it is the location for a fine dining pop up experience starting next week. stone age omakase opened up reservations tonight, but they sold out within minutes. the experience includes a tour of the house and a 15 course tasting menu. better be hungry. stone age omakase opens on july 12th. the flintstone house is privately owned by a former publishing executive, who says she only uses it for entertaining. >> wow. okay. >> well, bay area cities are gearing up for their 4th of july celebrations tomorrow. crews are setting up in san francisco for the usual fireworks at pier 39 at aquatic park. but this independence day, drones will be lighting up the sky for several celebrations, including san pablo,

here in the bay area, those calls are getting louder as well. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has that part of our coverage. >> the message is we need to beat donald trump full stop >> south bay democratic congresswoman zoe lofgren says her party needs a strong candidate to defeat trump in november. >> but president biden isn't that person. >> i'm concerned from the data that president biden will fall short of that. >> lofgren wrote this letter to the president urging him to withdraw from the race, abc news reports. she became the 31st congressional democrat to call on biden to end his campaign. >> i've asked him to step aside for a candidate who would have a better chance of beating donald trump, but in the end, it's president biden's decision. >> lofgren says she's not ready to endorse vice president kamala harris or say, who should succeed the president? should he drop out north bay congressman jared huffman, joining the call signing this letter urging biden to leave the race, which says in part, we believe the most responsible and patriotic th

you can watch kamala harris to be the first anytime it's up right now on the abc seven bay area app. , or wherever you stream abc seven news. >> the director of the secret service will be answering tough questions from lawmakers on capitol hill. kimberly cheadle is being called to answer questions before the house oversight committee about how her agency failed to stop the attempt on former president trump's life last weekend. the grilling will not just come from republicans. congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania has become the first democrat to call for her resignation, joining some republicans. >> the initial excuses that she has given for the lapses that happened last saturday are just are just unbelievable. and i think that will be must see tv. she's got a lot to answer for. and these concerns are bipartisan. >> house speaker mike johnson says he's forming a bipartisan task force to further investigate the attempted assassination on donald trump and a traffic alert here at 542, we're giving you a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> the metering lights have just flipped

we have a list of cooling centers across the bay area at abc seven news.com and our abc seven bay area app. you have access to the same live doppler seven tools our weather team uses, and will send alerts right to your phone when there are new fires and other important updates. >> homicide on the bart tracks a woman's death is raising safety questions and today we're taking them to bart's police chief. the clock is ticking for a critical vote in oakland's budget crisis, and a boost today for a bay area born plan to keep i from going rogue east chief and da are set to give an update. just 15 minutes from now on. a deadly crash in the city's west portal neighborhood. you may remember that crash killed a family of four waiting at a bus stop back in march, an sfmta report said. the driver was on the wrong side of the road and speeding before plowing into the bus stop, but the driver had not been charged. i'll let you know as soon as we learn the update from the chief. >> we are learning more about a terrible crime at a bart station in san francisco. investigators say someone pushed a woman

bay. i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> longtime bay area congressmember john garamendi is battling cancer. garamendi revealed in a statement that he's undergoing treatment for a form of blood cancer. the representative for parts of contra costa and solano counties says the outpatient treatment is expected to last a few months. 79 year old garamendi plans to continue with his congressional duties during that time, but he will limit his travel to washington and cut back on some public appearances and events. >> coming up, a public memorial for giants legend willie mays is underway right now. we're going to take you live to oracle park. for more on the star studded tribute. abc7 news at five. and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much... or as little as you want. make your getaway now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the

bay. ryan curry, abc seven news. >> and stay with abc seven news. as we continue tracking the heat wave, we'll have more updates on the fires and a list of cooling centers across the bay area. to get the latest, just go to abc seven news.com or the abc seven bay area app. >> 13 senior citizens reported being brutally attacked and robbed in just one week in an oakland community, but the number might be much higher. now these elders are saying enough is enough. abc seven news anchor dion lim joins us live with the latest on this investigation. in this story, you'll only see on seven dia. >> julian, this is shocking. >> police say there is no sign the victims are being targeted because of their race. but this is a majority asian american community. so now they are banding together and speaking out in order to stay safe. >> i was just horrified. >> there is no shortage of terrifying stories from residents of a senior living facility who have been attacked in recent days. >> it was happening every hour on the hour. >> sister marie taylor is president of the westlake christian terrace resident council. she says she's counted nearly 30 violent attacks and robberies on elderly asi

just search abc seven bay area and download it. an exciting sight for people out of the peninsula beach. a pod of humpback whales passing through the pacific area. >> abc right. that's right. abc seven news was near the pacifica pier this morning when we spotted three or maybe four humpback whales in the water. a whale spotting facebook group has been a super active since yesterday, with reports of sightings. >> yes, some have gotten much closer to the shoreline, drawing onlookers to several lookout spots near the pier. these whales migrate from winter mating areas of mexico to the monterey coast for their summer feeding areas. >> this fascinating to be able to get so close. >> absolutely so neat. all right. world news tonight with david muir is coming up next for sandhya patel. >> all of us here. we appreciate your time as always i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. >> we will see you again at six. discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of pe

now, be sure to keep the abc seven bay area app and our website, abc seven news.com handy throughout this heat wave to stay up to date on the latest forecast, you have access to the same live doppler seven tools. spencer and our entire weather team use. we have a list of cooling centers open across the bay area as well. we'll send alerts right to your phone when there are any other important updates. now, given our weather conditions, preemptive measures are being taken to prevent fires. so p-g-and-e's began cutting power to residents in high risk areas this morning. joining us live now is tamar sarkissian, spokesperson for p-g-and-e's and tamar. before we dive into the psps, i do want to ask you the p-g-and-e's outage map currently shows just about 6500 customers or so are without power in oakley. we have the map up on our screen right now that though, is not listed as a psps. can you tell us exactly what's happening in that area? >> yes, actually there are very few customers in the nine bay area counties that are impacted by a public safety power shut off. there's only 146 combined

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get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app. join us whenever you want, wherever you are. ur. >> i'm j.r. stone and i'm julian glover. >> thanks so much for joining us abc seven news at five is up next. we leave you with this beautiful shot of the beach in santa cruz.

bay area. it's right on the front page of abc seven news.com or the abc seven news. bay area app. >> look, if you're trying to get cool, this week. yeah, it is the beach. >> >> i was there yesterday. it was beautiful. yeah. >> it's so nice. it's been 70s. i live on the coast and it's been like 70s i mean perfect weather. i didn't have to wear a sweater yesterday for the first time and i don't know how long. so i loved it. >> yeah. it's like the one area that is immune to this heat wave. but away from the coast, we still have to talk about this dangerous heat. it's another day of the accuweather alert. this is day two of an eight day heat wave. so this week, remember just some helpful tips. never hurts to drink plenty of water. wear lightweight clothing. take breaks in the shade. if you have to be outside, especially if you're away from the coast. if you have ac, that's great, but also know the signs of heat illness like heat exhaustion and heat stroke and a big one. please, please, please never leave people or pets inside of cars. the inside of a car heats up dramatic

taking care of our climate and environment are part of building a better bay area. abc seven news reporter ryan curry found. experts say putting an actual dollar amount on the cost will help us do something about it going forwar. >> the bay area is bracing for more dangerous temperatures after a one day break from a long, deadly heat wave. >> the heat wave last week was officially eight days long, so it went from july second to the ninth through the ninth, and it was the longest, duration excessive heat warning that the national weather service for the bay area had ever issued. >> and now we know the economic damage of these heat events, california's department of insurance says between 2013 and 2022, extreme heat led to a $7.7 billion loss for businesses in the state. >> having a number gets people focused on wow, this invisible silent thing is really costing us money, kathy baughman mcleod is part of the state climate insurance group. >> she says heat events create ripple effects that impact the entire state. >> heat affects the human body, our health. it slows us down. we

or your abc seven bay area app. >> now to your voice and your vote.nd the latest on september's presidential debate on abc. late today, donald trump's team claimed there is too much, quote, political chaos to finalize debate details until the democrats formalize their nominee. meanwhile, vice president kamala harris today met with prime minister benjamin netanyahu affirming support for israel and a push for a ceasefire. harris is the presumptive democratic presidential nominee, but it won't be made official until the august convention. >> i also expressed with the prime minister my serious concern about the scale of human suffering in gaza, including the death of far too many innocent civilians. >> israel will fight former president trump and netanyahu are scheduled to meet tomorrow. republican vice presidential candidate j.d. vance is facing criticism tonight for comments he made back in 2021 about childless women, including vice president kamala harris. harris's stepchildren have since come to her defense, but women and families across the nation ar

one of the first things you'll see when you open the bay area app abc seven bay area app.ream. >> this morning, prosecutors are trying to determine what comes next in the case against former president donald trump. as you know, yesterday, the supreme court ruled trump and all presidents have broad immunity from prosecution. abc news reporter emma wynn has more on how president biden is responding to the court's decision. >> this morning, donald trump taking a victory lap after the us supreme court ruled presidents have broad immunity from prosecution both during and after leaving office. the decision upends special counsel jack smith's january 6th case against trump. >> the court, in a rather complicated way, carved out various levels of immunity that a president might enjoy. those levels, chief justice john roberts wrote, include the president's commander in chief, powers pardon power, hiring and firing federal officials, and more. >> roberts went further, saying he is entitled to presumptive immunity and that in dividing official from unofficial conduct, courts may not i

seven. as we continue to track the heat wave. we'll have more updates on the fires. a list of cooling centers available around the bay area. get the latest go to abc seven news.com or the abc seven bay area app. >> in san francisco's west portal neighborhood, the community is responding after the da announced charges against the driver who hit and killed a family of four. prosecutors say the 78 year-old driver was going somewhere between 65 and 72 miles an hour when she hit the family waiting at the bus stop in march. the speed limit there is only 25mph. right after the crash, sfmta and city officials proposed changes to the street. some community members rallied against it, worried it would negatively impact local busines. >> going at the very high speed on the wrong side of the street. there's nothing, nothing you can do about it now. >> the supervisor for the district said. traffic changes are still needed at that intersection, and the city is working with the merchants on that. >> the unhoused man accused of pushing a woman in front of a bart train will be charged with murder. in a statement yesterday, district attorney

structures were damaged and crews were able to keep the fire to about two acres, keep the abc seven, bay area apps and abc seven news.com handy throughout the heat wave. to stay up to date on the latest forecast, you have access to the same live doppler seven tools that drew in the weather team are using. we have a list of cooling centers open across the bay area, and we will send alerts to your phone when there are any important updates. >> the oakland city council is tackling two big issues today. they're expected to one vote on a budget, and two decide whether to place a recall of mayor shengtao on the november ballot. they are expected to approve that recall resolution. organizers started this process months ago over crime and economic concerns in oakland. last month, the city clerk said recall organizers gathered enough signatures and two days after the clerk's announcement, the fbi raided tao's home as part of a broader investigation. the mayor says she has done nothing wrong. the oakland city council, as i mentioned, will also vote on its budget. they'll have to decide between two vers

now, abc seven is tracking the heat wave we'll have for you updates on the fires and a list of cooling centers from across the bay area. you can get the latest anytime at abc seven news.com or our abc seven bay area app. >> one person is in custody following a shooting in standoff today in san francisco. the sheriff's department says they went to serve an eviction notice at 14th and buena vista around 1045 this morning. they say the person shot multiple times through a door. thankfully, no one was hit and deputies tell us they did not shoot back residents inside the building. they were evacuated. the suspect was taken into custody about three hours later. well, now to a story we've been following for five years. and today a court made a major decision in the case of two bay area men convicted of killing a plain clothes police officer in italy, an italian appeals court upheld the convictions of finnegan, elder and gabrielle natalia, but he reduced their sentences 15 years for elder and 11 years for natalia yort. the two friends were teenagers when convicted in 2021, prosecutors sought sentences for at least 23 years in

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right here on abc seven, and you can find the latest headlines on the investigation on the abc seven bay areapps and at abc seven news.com. >> we are updating as new details come in. >> good monday morning, 6:00. our sunrise just ten minutes ago setting at 830. so still nice. long days, but not as long, right? they're getting a tiny bit shorter. and we're seeing an extensive marine layer making it feel a lot like summer around the bay here. and you can see the sunrise there. 60 in hayward and oakland, 62 in san jose. so the low clouds and fog peeling back just to the shoreline. today our exploratorium camera pretty gray out there. 56 santa rosa. it is 58. in livermore. good morning, concord 59. you've had the delta breeze all night long and that has allowed for a significant cooling for our inland valleys. it's even a couple degrees cooler this morning. there. here's a look at the fog just about into the livermore valley. and it's going to be ten 11:00 until it peels back. and not a lot of sun here at the coast, in fact, mostly cloudy. and look what happens into your tuesday. that fog footpri

and you can find the latest headlines on the investigation on the abc seven bay area apps and at abc seven news.com. we are constantly updating as new details come in. >> all right. we're starting out monday morning with some cloud cover. it is going to increase into our inland valleys. so widespread low clouds and fog. the westerly winds you can see to the north and south of the bay area had a little activity. even some showers in the sierra nevada, lots of lightning strikes and some fires started in yosemite and points south. so the bay area dodging that bullet. but we are looking at temperatures on the cool side back to average here with 55 in sonoma, 59 in fremont. good morning oakland 60 for you. hayward is at 60. and a look outside from our roof camera. it's a cool start this morning. the next few days we will have near average temperatures. we get to about wednesday and the temperatures begin to tick up a little bit. our inland heat is going to return. so look how far the fog is this morning. it pulls back 11 12:00. and then by your early tuesday all the way past the delta agai

you can always keep an eye on the heat and other weather where you live with the abc seven news bay area app. it gives you access to the same live doppler seven tools that our weather team uses. download the app wherever you stream abc7 news bay area. >> today, the department of fish and wildlife confirmed that officers shot and killed three coyotes following an attack on a five year old girl in the san francisco botanical garden. officials say the coyote approached the girl from behind and bit her as she played in the garden during a supervised summer day camp on friday. they immediately closed the area. that girl is okay. that is the good news. over the weekend, though, officers tracked down and shot the coyotes two on saturday and the third yesterday. visitors today took note of the coyote warning signs. >> that's crazy to think that there's coyotes in the city. it's kind of, you know, usually seeing them out in the desert, but to see them in the city and hearing that they're running around, that's kind of crazy. >> we're surrounded by a city filled with concrete. and somehow, you kno

live as they are announced at 830 this morning, we will be streaming the nominations on our abc seven bay areaabc seven news.com. now, the emmys will be sunday, september 15th right here on abc. and we're still waiting to find out who will be hosting the ceremon. an effort to create more affordable housing in oakland is now a reality. a 100% affordable apartment complex is celebrating its opening on seventh street near the west oakland bart station. former black panther party chairwoman elaine brown brought this to life. she was the first and only woman to lead the black panther party that organization founded in oakland in 1966, dedicated to fighting for housing, health care, food, employment and education for the black community. there are 79 units in this five story building, and all of them will not only be affordable, but they'll be specifically for people with very low or extremely low incomes. so far, more than 7000 people have already applied to live there. >> i hope that this building represents the power of the people bringing back our our dedication and saying to each other power, p

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or you can download the abc seven bay area app and enable push alerts. now to this p-g-and-e's is warning customers of a possible psps or public safety power shut off, which could begin today. officials say it's due to high winds and dry conditions. the potential shutoff could affect 16,000 customers in six counties, including two here in the bay area. p-g-and-e's says more than 500 customers in portions of alameda and contra costa counties have been notified. those shutoffs could start as early as 11 a.m. now to your voice, your vote. we're wrapping up our conversations with all five major candidates for san francisco mayor. we talked with board of supervisors president aaron peskin, and he backs more community policing and more oversight of police surveillanc. peskin answered to criticism that he's stood in the way of new housing construction. >> i have actually authorized in my 24 years since i was first elected, more housing than all of the other candidates combined, all over this city. but we did it with neighborhoods. when we rezoned the eastern ne

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or your abc seven bay area app. >> now to your voice and your vote.and the latest on september's presidential debate on abc. late today, donald trump's team claimed there is too much, quote, political chaos to finalize debate details until the democrats formalize their nominee. meanwhile, vice president kamala harris today met with prime minister benjamin netanyahu affirming support for israel and a push for a ceasefire. harris is the presumptive democratic presidential nominee, but it won't be made official until the august convention. >> i also expressed with the prime minister my serious concern about the scale of human suffering in gaza, including the death of far too many innocent civilians. >> israel will fight former president trump and netanyahu are scheduled to meet tomorrow. republican vice presidential candidate j.d. vance is facing criticism tonight for comments he made back in 2021 about childless women, including vice president kamala harris. harris's stepchildren have since come to her defense, but women and families across the nation a

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so to keep up with the latest developments, be sure to visit abc7 news.com or download the abc seven bay area app and enable push alerts in the east bay. a man was shot to death this afternoon in fremont, near the intersection of blaisdell way and nichols avenue. fremont police say while this is an active investigation, there is no immediate threat to the community right now. no arrests have been made, and the victim's name has not been released. and also in fremont tonight, there's a bunch of police activity at a liquor store on lake arrowhead avenue near salt lake drive. there you can see a car has clearly smashed into the building. we're told police were responding to a report of a shooting when they made the discovery. we'll be sure to stay on that. now, two east bay school board members who sought to ban pride flags from being flown on district property have been recalled. board president ryan jurgensen and trustee linda hurley have been ousted from their seats on the sunol glen unified school district in alameda county. the recall election saw 64% turnout, with 533 of the small district

you know, building a better bay area is our mission here at abc seven news, and affordable housing isart of that and a big challenge. the white house is now pushing for changes that would cap rent increases by big corporate landlords. abc seven news reporter ryan curry asked renters groups and landlords about the impact. >> there is a new effort to try and stop housing from getting more expensive, president biden is calling on congress to install a nationwide 5% rent cap. >> this is a step in the right direction. >> anthony chagoya is with the law foundation of silicon valley. her group represents tenants facing eviction. the proposed plan would only apply to landlords with 50 or more existing units, and they could risk losing tax breaks if they don't comply. but still, chagoya says it would help a lot of people stay housed. >> unfortunately, you know, they'll get hit with that unexpected rent increase and it's at 10, 15, 20% an amount that they just frankly cannot afford. and the consequence of that is it causes displacement. >> however, some don't think this is the best way to keep

check back and you can always keep an eye on the heat and weather where you live using the abc seven news bay area, it gives you access to the same live doppler seven tools our weather team uses. download the app wherever you stream abc seven news bay area, and be sure to turn on those notifications. >> skateboarders cruising along dolores street, down one of the steepest hills in all of san francisco, a skaters call it the dolores hill bomb. the unsanctioned event has been happening for decade. we've been following it for years, and it's set to happen again this saturday. police are hoping things don't get out of hand this year. after last year's event ended in one of the largest mass arrests in the city's history, abc seven news reporter tim johns was at tonight's meeting with skaters, community members and police uh. >> dozens came out monday night for a special community meeting hosted by the san francisco police department. the meeting, which got heated at times, was called in advance of the dolores park hill bomb on saturday. an annual skating event that normally draws hundreds. but after ye

a seven on your side investigation during the height of the pandemic, many bay area schoolchildren tookmilies say was advertised as free covid 19 testing at schools. now, three years later, some families say they're still receiving bills. abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow dug in to get some answers. >> as covid 19 raged during the early pandemic, covid testing at schools was critical and welcomed. the testing was supposed to be free testing that we got that was performed by a laboratory that came to the school sites. debbie, who asked that we not use her last name, says her son had multiple covid tests at school, facilitated by pmh laboratory. she says she received this letter stating, quote, pm's sole compensation will be through insurance reimbursement or through the cares act. no student, staff and or family member will receive a bill from pmh from the services provided under any circumstance. the bill started coming probably about, i would say, eight months to a year later, she says. she ignored them at first, but they kept on coming years. >> it's very frustrating to be getti

you can find a live updates on the attempted assassination of former president trump on the abc seven bay area app, and at abc seven news.com. >> a letter is circulating among democrats to prevent president biden from locking up the presidential nomination before the democratic convention. >> the letter, shared by san rafael congressmember jared huffman, seeks to stop a virtual roll call among delegates planned for next week. the roll call was originally scheduled to qualify the democratic candidate for the ohio ballot, but that's no longer necessary. huffman's letter does not call for biden to step down. it says an early roll call before the convention would undermine morale in the party. now, the president made his first public appearance since the assassination attempt on former president trump and quickly pivoted to the campaign. i am all in by repeating he will continue as the presidential nominee. that got raucous applause from the people attending the naacp convention in las vegas. president biden angrily called for a ban on assault weapons, and ar15 was used in the shooting. >> donald

to keep up with the latest developments, visit abc7 news.com or download the abc seven bay area app and be sure to enable push alerts. all right, taking a look outside from various vantage points in the bay area, it is a picture perfect day, but it's not as hot here. with us now is abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian. >> not as hot as right zach, we've had a fairly remarkable cool down today. here's a look at the satellite radar composite image. you can see the marine layer along the coast there which brought us some cooling during the early morning hours. and that continued throughout the day. right now we're looking at 24 hour temperature change, showing that most bay area locations are anywhere from 8 to 14 degrees cooler than at this time yesterday. that's all across the region. so where we saw triple digits yesterday, right now we're seeing temperature readings of 95 at santa rosa, 93 at saint helena, 95 concord, 91 at danville, 91 at livermore. all of these locations were around 102 to 105. at this time yesterday, and around the bay shoreline where we had upper 80s to

news you can always keep an eye on the heat and other weather where you live with the abc seven news bay areappler seven tools our weather team uses. you can download that app now wherever you stream. >> abc seven news bay area on the peninsula, people were out buying fireworks in pacifica ahead of the holiday. this is one of the few places in the bay area where you can legally purchase them. san bruno, dublin, union city and gilroy also legally sell these so-called safe and sane fireworks. so far, sales in pacifica are going strong. >> our biggest sales right now is the atomic salsa we have. these have been going off the shelves, flying off the shelves. i've had to restock them like four times already. >> the sale was an annual fundraiser for the pacifica sirens girls softball league. fire officials are urging people who buy these safe and sane fireworks to be cautious while celebrating not only for personal safety but also because of the high risk of fire danger. millions of people are heading out for a 4th of july travel. airports across the nation are seeing surges of travelers at what is

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seven news. reggie >> thanks so much. m the vice president has deep ties to the bay area and the tech community. bc seven news reporter lena howland is here with us now. lena, how is silicon valley responding to vp harris as the likely presidential nominee? >> well, silicon valley tech leaders and democrats are fired up now that president joe biden has dropped out of the race and endorsed vice president kamala harris as his successor. remember, the bay area native already has deep ties with silicon valley after working as california's attorney general. when republican presidential nominee donald trump named jd vance his pick for vice president, local tech entrepreneur entrepreneurs like elon musk and david saks were ecstatic. musk said he would donate $45 million a month to support former president trump. state representative ro khanna is a democrat representing silicon valley and has campaigned nationwide for president biden. he says there may be reason for liberal tech executives and investors in silicon valley to feel rejuvenated and optimistic about the election. in november, a 2 to 1 silicon

abc seven news reporter anser hassan has the details. >> reporter the bay area hosts many world class parades. alameda's claim to fame. it's said to be the longest 4th of july parade in the country. >> it's a tradition. it's something we always do every single year, and we're all together. and like i said, these guys, i went to kindergarten with and noriega has been friends with these ladies for more than 60 years. >> even the hot temperatures wasn't enough to break tradition. >> we always have a chair and we always have some shade. usa. >> usa. the usa's longest 4th of july parade spans 3.3 miles, with more than 170 entries and 2500 participants. >> i've seen it so many times, but i still enjoy it and i like seeing. i always see people i haven't seen in a while. >> daytime parades and festivities packed the streets, but some busy streets and popular parks throughout the east bay are closed due to extreme heat and the threat of illegal fireworks. police earlier in the day directing traffic away from grizzly peak. >> the right thing to do because we have had a few years of bad fire sea

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check back and you can always keep an eye on the heat and weather where you live using the abc seven news bay area, it gives you access to the same live doppler seven tools our weather team uses. download the app wherever you stream abc seven news bay area, and be sure to turn on those notifications. >> skateboarders cruising along dolores street, down one of the steepest hills in all of san francisco, a skaters call it the dolores hill bomb. the unsanctioned event has been happening for decade. we've been following it for years, and it's set to happen again this saturday. police are hoping things don't get out of hand this year. after last year's event ended in one of the largest mass arrests in the city's history, abc seven news reporter tim johns was at tonight's meeting with skaters, community members and police uh. >> dozens came out monday night for a special community meeting hosted by the san francisco police department. the meeting, which got heated at times, was called in advance of the dolores park hill bomb on saturday. an annual skating event that normally draws hundreds. but after ye

it's raised $96 million for organizations across seven bay area counties.nce 1987. this year, just this year they've raised $960,000. so they're very close to $1 million this year. and although there is still no cure for aids, there are medications that can control hiv, prevent it from progressing. so most people in the u.s. with hiv do not develop aids. but it's still important to have events like this. the organizer talked to me about why they need to continue to raise money and come together. >> young people need to know the history. they also need to understand that there's help out there. and we also need to let people know that if you become hiv positive, there's all of these different organizations that you can go to that will help you. >> and not only is there this quilt so you can remember people a lot of people are here with somebody in mind, somebody that they walk for. we've seen people that have big signs that they're going to be carrying with the name of somebody who has passed. people made shirts. so it really is as well as a fundraiser. it's

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