stephanie: good to know. for joining us on abc 7 mornings, i am stephanie sierra with frances dinglasan, abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m., have a great day. >> gio: good morning, america. >> gio: good morning, america. summer sizzler. more than 35 million americans under heat alerts lasting through the entire week. the warnings, watches and advisories you need to know about as some spots face their

stephanie sy starts our coverage. stephanie: today, chaos in the knesset.ition lawmakers chanted "shame" and stormed out in protest ahead of the vote on judicial reform. with nearly half the seats empty, the measure won 64-0. there are 120 seats in the knesset. prime minister netanyahu praised the passage. pm netanyahu: today, we performed a necessary democratic step to bring a balance between the branches, so the government can lead according to decisions of the majority. stephanie: the opposition condemned the change in the strongest terms. yair: i look at the coalition celebrating and ask, what are you celebrating, that you're dismantling the jewish state? they're celebrating the moment they threw everything that connects us into the dustbin of history. stephanie: today's vote capped a months-long campaign by israel's far right government to take away the supreme court's power to block government decisions and appointments. for the past 29 weeks, tens of thousands of israelis have taken to the streets, opposing the overhaul. early today, demonstrators ti

stephanie: thank you. fire fighters say hot and dry conditions may have contributed to several grass fires sparking on the altamont pass this weekend. cornell barnard has a look at how crews got a handle on those fires while others tried to escape the weekend heat. >> my god. cornell: it was not the sunrise that got the attention of drivers on the altamont pass on saturday. it was this grass fire. travelers on interstate 580 grabbing video of the smoke and flames. >> i came out of our house and saw four distinct columns. cornell: the calfire battalion chief says it was actually four fires over eight miles which burned about 55 acres of open space. the chp tweeted asking drivers to proceed with caution on westbound 580. the chp suspected possible arson, but calfire believes with temperatures spiking around 100 degrees, hot, dry conditions are creating easy fuel for fire. >> this morning, it could have been some dragging a chain. i don't think it is suspicious because with the amount of traffic around, every

stephanie: if the u.s.al team can pull it off, they will be the first team in history, men's or women's, to win three consecutive world cup titles. their next match is tuesday against the netherlands. to the weather now, and a heat break for the bay area. vanessa is tracking the latest. vanessa: we are getting a little bit of relief from the triple digits, especially in the inland areas. you're going to see temperatures dipping slightly. we are seeing a low to mid 90's for most of the region. here is a live look outside from our rooftop skycam. we see that live look right there. we are waiting for the runners to be coming out there. that is why you are not seeing any cars out there. but waking up to high cloud cover this morning. today, we are going to see some areas of coastal fog, special -- especially in the half-moon bay area. the cooling trend begins this week. as i mentioned, we are still warm when it comes to the inland areas. current conditions as you step outside, east bay is on the warmer side. an

if it was not for stephanie, jake would be here today. >> the prosecutor also believed that stephanier husband dave to help with a cover-up. >> to not make any moves. >> finally, seven months after jake's body was discovered. deputies arrested dab. >> being arrested for a warrant on a murder charge. >> and stephanie. and dave. >> jeremy mcdonald cooperated with investigators and was never charged with any crime. >> as the district court is now in session. >> after an initially denying any involvement. david jackson pleaded guilty to tampering with a deceased body. and receive ten years. >> you repeatedly misrepresented your knowledge about the disappearance of the victim. is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> by then, forensics left little doubt who would actually pull the trigger. at jakes autopsy, they found the slug that killed him. >> the bullet was still there. and we were able to match it to the gun. >> deb's gun. a ladysmith and wesson revolver. they found it under debs bed. with deb's dna on the handle. >> you certainly do have the right to make a statement. >> in may of 2019, four

stephanie: yes. ama: if you would like to get in touch with steph and the i-team, call this number on your screen or go to abc7news.com/iteam. dan: we are hearing from the livermore police chief who says he is frustrated with the alameda county district attorney after he says she failed to respond to his letter asking that special enhancements be added in the prosecution of a violent offender who committed two robberies at a livermore shopping center two months ago. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is on the story. leslie: on a sunday afternoon in may at the shopping center near interstate 580, a 21-year-old suspect assaulted a woman with his weapon in this fast food parking lot, violently attacking her as she fought back, according to livermore police. he then attacked a second woman and stole her purse at gunpoint nearby. police tracked the suspect down using his ankle bracelet. it is a crime that terrorized residents in the suburban city, according to the police chief. responsible was currently

stephanie: and they are not taking them for granted. newshour i am stephanie sy at the gila river indian community in sacaton, arizona. ♪ geoff: for the first time in 63 years, actors and writers are striking at the same time, bringing hollywood movie and tv production to a halt. the writers guild has been on strike since may and sag-aftra, the union representing tv and film actors, joined them last week after negotiations with studios broke off. two of the key issues at the center of these strikes, how streaming and artificial intelligence are upending the industry, affecting income and profits. we should note, the newshour is in active negotiations with sag-aftra to represent some of the editorial staff. broadcast journalists are not covered by the same contract as the actors in sag-aftra currently on strike. let's turn now to the president of sag-aftra who joins us now. welcome to the newshour. fran: thank you so much. i am a proud supporter of pbs, and very happy to be here. geoff: we appreciate that. major actors guild strikes are

stephanie: it is bizarre.ma: if you would like to get in touch with the i-team, call this number on your screen or go to abc7news.com/iteam. dan: in antioch, members of the community are reacting to the sudden retirement announcement by the city's police chief. it job and in the fbi investigation and greates -- and racist text messages scandal. the local naacp chapter has a demand for city leaders. >> thank you chief ford for accepting the task that was unseen by many. the ability to work with people who were ready to undermine your leadership for you started is amazing. >> the antioch police chief announced his decision to leave. many community groups are now reflecting on his impact. >> his ability to put system in place to support and heal the community will not go unnoticed. >> the announcement came wednesday evening. the chief declined to be interviewed and did not cite a specific reason for retiring. he praised the community and city, saying the groundwork has been laid for organizational success and tha

stephanie: we can finally enjoy it.ances: right now, we are still dealing with clouds but next weekend is a different story. stephanie: ahead, community and culinary. a program in napa valley crafted to help people stay trouble. could change the way we fight respiratory diseases. and the company that's getting us there? moderna. this changes everything. never stop having fun. never stop exploring. and never stop learning. especially when it comes to protecting your hard-earned money. at investor.gov you'll find information about investing and retirement spotting fraud doing background checks on investment professionals and more. so, visit investor.gov today and never stop doing what you love. explore resources for older investors at investor.gov/neverstoplearning program is being offered to those coming out of homelessness and substance abuse. it was created by a former correctional officer and a chef in napa valley, teaching essential skills. >> the training academy brings adults out of homelessness, addiction, incarce

stephanie: so, i came into the delivery ward.and there were two patients who were still in labor. one of them, emmanuelle, who was just about to have her baby, she was very close. adam: the father-to-be filmed the scene. eddy khnaisser: i stood at the door. at that moment prior, i started taking a video shoot for a memory. i stopped at the door, and i asked them, "is it possible that i can come in?" stephanie: we were pushing the patient into the delivery room, and as the video shows, you know, i was helping the midwife push her into the room, and that's the moment where the explosion happened. [speaking foreign language] adam: the blast ripped through the hospital. [explosion] adam: for lina khalil, who was still livestreaming, fear became terror. adam: less than 500 meters from the warehouse, activist cherine el zein filmed from the street. cherine el zein was knocked unconscious. her phone continued recording. cherine: for two minutes, it was silence. i don't remember anything. and then i think we woke up, and we starting aski

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stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> breaking news we're following this morning. a plane crash overnight in sandra fell leaves. 2 people injured kron four's. tiffany justice is live for us now at the smith ranch airport with the latest details on this. tiffany. >> yes, good morning, stephanie. we know that the crash happened around 10, 30 last night. we have seen a few deputies out here this morning, but it looks like for the most part, their investigation here at the location has wrapped up. but we do want to show you the video from that scene last night right away. you can see the tail of the plane just sticking out of the marsh. this is at the smith ranch airport. and according to this, amber fell fire department. 2 people had to be extracted from that plane which crashed at the end of a runway. both people were taken to the hospital. one of those people was critically injured and how to be airlifted to to the john muir medical cener in walnut creek. that's according to california highwa

i'm stephanie ramos. we begin with a surge in medical tourism.ing abroad for low-cost cosmetic surgery, procedures like mommy makeovers. but for some women, these trips are turning deadly. here's abc's janai norman. >> reporter: it's not even light outside yet. and acela santos has her bag packed, ready to go. marta reyes and daughter sunny also started their drive before the sun came up. these women are setting out on very similar journeys with two very different destinations. separated by an international border. >> so i can't sleep. i'm kind of nervous. about the surgery. >> hey, there. don't be nervous. you'll be fine, you'll be fine. >> reporter: we're in a country where so many are obsessed with plastic surgery. in a world obsessed with the fountain of youth. globally, cosmetic surgery rakes in more than $45 billion a year. music stars like lado and caddi b singing about surgery. ♪ so classic that ass to is on fat it's not ♪ >> reporter: to reality stars. >> liposuction 360 in a professional mini bbl. >> reporter: nene leeks and larsa pippe

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stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're getting things started. start off with a little bit less in the way that marine layer. that's role apparent the shop in the east bay shoreline. there you see a couple scattered clouds way a lot. >> but it's also warmer at first light going on. the only difference is we have a little bit of weaker high pressure right aboveus compared to yesterday and maybe a little bit more of a surface wind this afternoon to help take a slight edge off of things. but don't expect much east bay shoreline, as you can see, kind of lit up very nicely at this hour. now we're still into that excessive heat advisory heat advisory for much of the bay. meanwhile, it's a warning, as you can see, the sacramento in central valleys. this will be through this evening because there's a more dramatic drop with those temperatures by tomorrow. now, our current numbers already batting at 75 for antioch. most readings you can see in the board are in the 60's except the coast. you can see 55

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. ♪ stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with "newshour west."update to our top story, donald trump is now facing additional charges in the case involving classified materials kept at his florida home. among other charges, the former president is accused of asking a staffer to delete camera footage in an effort to obstruct the investigation. a third defendant, mar-a-lago property manager carlos de oliveira, has also been charged. trump's presidential campaign condemned the new charges in a statement saying, this is nothing more than a continued desperate and flailing attempt by the biden crime family and their department of justice to harass president trump and those around him. climate scientists at the united nations confirmed that july is on track to be the hottest month on record. the incoming head of the u.n. climate agency faulted governments for not taking bolder actions to reduce heat-trapping emissions. and in new york, u.n. secretary general antonio guterres sounded his own warning. >> the era of global warming has ended. the era of glo

david: thanks, stephanie sy., everyone. ♪ stephanie: in the day's other headlines, president biden has arrived in vilnius, lithuania, to meet with western leaders at a key nato summit on tuesday. earlier today, the president was at windsor castle in britain, and received a ceremonial welcome from king charles. the pair also discussed the challenges of climate change, but neither spoke publicly. in southern ukraine, officials today blamed a russian-guided bomb for killing seven people on sunday. they had gathered to receive humanitarian aid. government video showed the remnants of the site, a school building, with some people still feared missing. the governor of the zaporizhzhia region called it a war crime. moscow has confirmed that russian mercenary leader yevgeny prigozhin and his top commanders pledged their loyalty after staging a rebellion last month. a kremlin spokesman said today they met with russian president vladimir putin within days of calling off the mutiny. >> putin listened to the explanations of

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i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday, july, the 15th, we're covering a lot for you today. >> start off with our team coverage, though, with tiffany justice live out in sonoma as runners brace for the hot temperatures out there. but first, let's get things started to with dave spahr. he's tracking the timing of when we can expect things to really heat up today. >> all right. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a pleasant start as we get a hot weekend kicked off. it looks like all the way across the bay monitoring a couple of things going on here in basically safe to say it's looking a little bit better as we go forward in terms of the intense heat. this is for tomorrow really referring to. but for today, make no mistake about it, going to be plenty hot and there's the marine layer checking in golden gate all covered up at all that business. looks like we might see some are performance tomorrow. good news with all of this. now for today, though, going to be plenty, plenty hot. let's take a l

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stephanie: welcome to the "newshour." i'm stephanie sy. here are the latest headlines.-stop severe weather across the country ran the gamut today. phoenix faced a 21st straight day of readings above 110 degrees. and in the midwest, strong storms brought reports of golf ball-sized hail. meantime, western kentucky tried to recover from severe flooding this week. and in eastern north carolina, a pharmaceutical plant lay in ruins after a tornado on wednesday. cities across southern ukraine counted the casualties and damage today after a third straight night of heavy russian bombardment. the latest air raids again targeted odesa and mykolaiv, sending entire buildings up in flames. two people died and at least 19 were wounded, including a child. the chinese consulate in odesa was among the damaged buildings. u.s. announced data sending additional warships and thousands of marines to the middle east in an effort to increase security. it follows iranian attempt to seize persian ships in the gulf. the u.s. has deployed fighter jets to the region. in iraq protesters stormed the s

stephanie. good morning, everybody. we've got a pretty warm day going on for you, well inland, it's still going to feel very much like a late july here is. but a little bit of relief is happening towards the middle of the week you. >> a little bit of breathing space here. here's what's going on at golden gate bridge again, our morning fog is joining us again. this all mixing out by the time we get to midday or so. 64 for any talk. a lot of 50's on the board for right now with even a chilly 48 up there to santa rosa. 58. meanwhile for san jose, our temperature contrast for you were trailing in a couple little spots here or right of the numbers. so pretty close to yesterday's number thus far. now that little package of cloud cover, you see the radar echoes down in socal a little bit to down there. bon california as well. that's going to be drifting up to here in by tuesday. we'll probably have some scattered clouds. usually we might monitor this area know for the monsoon trying to sneak up. and te

stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> happening tonight, fans once again gather in santa clara to see taylor swift live at levi stadium. and that's where we find kron four's tiffany tiffany in the blank space for us. any fans out there >> yes, there are fans out here this morning. you know, the concerts at 6 o'clock tonight, but it's not stopping the fans from waking up early and getting in line to purchase a mix collusive merchandise. they are gathered right behind us. there's a few of them have a good handful of fans out here this morning. they arrived ready to go and to wait with their chairs, their blankets, coffee and some they also set up to have it more organized today. officials they have lined up everything today yesterday was kind of sprawled out across the parking lot. so today this area has its own little created space. >> the first concert was actually last night. swift is in town for her heirs tore yesterday. and today we're hearing most people are willing to wait in these long

i'm stephanie lin and i'm grant lotus. a man accused of kicking over an elderly asian woman in san francisco is a rain today talking about 27 year-old james lee ramsey. >> facing multiple felony charges including elder abuse. and this is not the first time he's been in court for attacking a member of the asian community. kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us live now with the details on that. rob ramsey spend one year in prison for attacking an asian man in oakland 2 years ago. that man in the san francisco district attorney are concerned that ramsey was able to commit a second attack in a different city. >> james lee ramsey found himself sitting before a judge in all orange. once again, according to san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, ramsey was arrested for kicking an 88 year-old asian woman friday just after 11:00am these pictures captured the incident on ellis street in san francisco before and during these are very vulnerable who, >> you know, should be respected and revered. i'm not who should fear every day

stephanie. good morning, everybody. going to be quite pretty toasty. few folks in the east bay, particularly over the east bay hills today. >> as we reached 100 plus again, not a one-day event this go-around. you'll feel the improvement already by tomorrow. and in fact, the micro-climate check in because of the coast. going to on the chilly side today. even once we take care of some of that fog, like you see at the golden gate bridge right there that's in place. but you're not seeing that kind of effort inland. now, here's what we have. it's heat advisory, not a warning. so it's not going to pop as high. and you can see the coverage area very typical over the east bay hills, a little bit in the santa clara valley and up to the north a little bit solano county, particularly in some of the higher elevations up there in napa county as well, everybody to the west are not in this, although you're going to feel a little bit temperature bump today and then backing off a little tomorrow so far. here are

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i'm stephanie lin. right now. more than 90 million people across 15 states are dealing with sweltering summer heat and here in the bay area. we're starting to feel it too. we start you off with team coverage. charles clifford is live for us at linda mar beach in pacifica with a look at temperatures out there and our will tran brings a safety tips from walnut creek. but first, let's get right to kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez for a look at our forecast. mabrisa. hey, there's 70 yen less than 24 hours. we're going to be under an excessive heat warning for north bay east bay. >> and south bay valleys. and that's because we could see temperatures as high as 110 degrees. this weekend, easily 10 to 20 degrees above normal areas that will not be included in this excessive heat warning will be the east bay shoreline and even our bay area coastlines. if you want to beat the heat head to the beach because all these areas shaded in pink are going to see overnight lows in the 70's and 80's. and just to put that in per

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i am stephanie ruhle.xcited to be here with you tonight because we are beginning this week waiting and watching for what special counsel jack smith does next in the investigation into former president donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. about a week ago, trump confirmed he was a target in smith's election interference probe. now, while we wait for news on a possible third trump indictment, we are getting a clearer picture of the scope of the investigations. the new york times now reporting that the justice department has been pouring resources into the trump investigations and the special counsel is now on track to spend a total of $25 million a year. the times adds, that includes the cost of protecting the staff that are carrying out the investigations. >> what was most fascinating and kind of most disturbing is that 1.9 million of that money went to paying in the u.s. marshals to protect jack smith, his family, and prosecutors working on the case, many of whom had been named name checke

>> i think that she does have a lot of power here, stephanie. it's not just the defendant but the public that has a right to a speedy trial and so the government, i'm sure, it will be pushing to get that trial date soon. they have asked for a december trial date, which seems quite reasonable, but the judge has a lot of power here and that does not really something that was reviewable on repeal. if she thinks, in her discretion, it is necessary to keep the pardons additional time to get security clearances, to review classified information, to file motions and decide those motions it could easily stretch out many, many months. >> what do you think? >> so i think delay, delay, delay is the name of the game. >> and it should be. i'm not saying it's the right thing to do, but it has proven to be a successful move. >> that's exactly right, because the facts in this case, stephanie, are so overwhelming against donald trump and it's just not the facts themselves, it's is the source of the facts. we're talking about surveillance footage, we're talking a

back to stephanie.ight, tiffany, thank you so much for your ongoing coverage of this story. >> some lawmakers on capitol hill say within the next 10 years social security could run out of money. the social security board of trustees projected in its annual report that asset reserves of social security trust funds will become depleted in 2034 the director of the congressional budget office says people living on social security could see their payments cut by 25%. >> resources available to the system under current law are not sufficiently covered scheduled benefits within the next decade. >> the democrats have proposed a bill that would remove a current cap and require people on president biden come to the table. all right. let's talk about our one of our top stories here are forecast as we take a live look outside at this gorgeous view right there. beautiful blue, clear skies up above. but things are really starting to heat up meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez tracking it all for us. hey mabrisa. yeah, it'

stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> as it heats up this weekend, large crowds are expected at bay area beaches, but there are warnings for beachgoers from both the coast guard and the national weather service proper. 70 just is live for us now at ocean beach in san francisco. and tiffany, it sounds like you're starting to see some crowds showing up. >> a few people trickling in. fog is still hanging around and, you know, we should expect that to burn off as the day goes on. but this is officially patio weather time triple digits for many people. >> along the bay area and now that it is also a holiday weekend. big crowds are expected to be heading to the beaches along the bay area to try to stay cool. we know that there will be increased patrols along the coast. the coast guard this holiday weekend will be conducting their operation, dry water patrols. this is a nationwide effort to enforce boating under the influence dui laws and also checking the safety of your equipment with inspections.

stephanie. stephanie present and supervisor walton walton present. mr. president, you have a quorum. thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, can we please have a motion to excuse? supervisor hillary? ronen motion made by supervisor walton, seconded by supervisor chan and colleagues. we will take that without objection. the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledges we are on the unseated ancestral homeland of the rahmatullah, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the rahmatullah aloni have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors elders and relatives of the rahmatullah community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first people, peoples colleagues, please join me in the pledge

stephanie. stephanie present and supervisor walton walton present. mr. president, you have a quorum. thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, can we please have a motion to excuse? supervisor hillary? ronen motion made by supervisor walton, seconded by supervisor chan and colleagues. we will take that without objection. the san francisco board of supervisors acknowledges we are on the unseated ancestral homeland of the rahmatullah, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the rahmatullah aloni have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors elders and relatives of the rahmatullah community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first people, peoples colleagues, please join me in the pledge