this is that 7.11, on mclaughlin avenue, right near story road. see firefighters there on scene that gas line ruptured about 7 o'clock or so this morning. fire officials say mclaughlin avenue in the southbound direction now has been shut down to traffic right there at story. road. there is some impacts on the northbound side to traffic slowing there as well. but you can see as the shot pans out, just how much in terms of response there is with firefighters on scene. police blocking the street. you see some heavy equipment on scene as well. we're going to be much more on this throughout the morning. so stay tuned as we continue following this breaking news out of san jose. end of thing with those sites tense and he temperatures today across the bay area. >> it's going to be hard work for them in that area. all right. we're talking about coming up, bay area restaurants being recognized receiving a high honor. we'll tell you which ones you can check out yourself. and officials in contra costa county warning you careful before you head out to the wate

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the story road night market is being held today and tomorrow from 4 p.m. until 10 p.m.the parking lot of the grand century shopping mall on story road. >> golden gate park recently announced the new dates and lineup for the next flower piano series. it was such a hit last year that it has extended the duration of this series for ten days. in september, you'll be able to see the san francisco botanical garden transformed into a concert hall with full service bars even opening night is september 13th. performances run until the 22nd. that's always fun. that's a great idea. yeah, it is. >> all right. well, that is this edition of abc seven news at five world news tonight with david muir is next for spencer christian. all of us here on dan ashley. we appreciate your time and i'm ama daetz. >> we will see you again at six. i wasn't sure what to do. i called the barnes firm. best call i could have made. injured on a job site? call the barnes firm now. ♪ call 1-800 eight million ♪ magic cauldron it's time to brew... a happiest halloween with so much to do. just a pinch of pump

the story road night market will continue tomorrow from four until 10 p.m.location, of course, and then again september 6th and seventh and october 11th and 12th. and heads up here, the san francisco marathon. is this sunday. tens of thousands of runners are set to participate starting early in the morning. the 26 mile loop winds through a mainly the northern part of the city. they'll start at mission street and the embarcadero at 5:15 a.m. as i said bright and early, expect to see some street closures and public transit rerouted. the f and n lines, plus a bunch of different bus routes will be affected. you can find a full list of the service changes on muni's website. >> now to a story about a dog lost and found an unhoused man found the dog and gave him a little extra tlc until it could be reunited with its owner. but as abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn found out, there's even more to the story. >> you like your blanket, you're going to take that outside? >> bob eccles of san francisco walks his two dogs, wardy and taylor, often. wherever the dogs go,

this is a live look at the 7.11 on mclaughlin avenue, right near story road again, this ruptured natural gas line happened a little before. 7 o'clock this morning. fire officials say mclaughlin avenue in the southbound direction has been shut down completely there to traffic story road. there is some impacts on the northbound side. traffic is getting by, but it's slow. you can see there's a lot of equipment on scene as firefighters and emergency personnel, including, as you can see, there's pg e equipment there in the background. they're working to get this line capped and make the area safe once again. but obviously our cameras are there monitoring situation and we will update you as developments come into the newsroom. so stay tuned. our 10 o'clock the time. let's bring it back into the studio and head over to the weather center where johns following the other big story this morning. the fact that today's going to be the hottest day of the week with temperatures approaching 110 job. yeah, james, that's exactly right. for some of us for the state livermore. >> walnut creek, danville, 1,

the story road night market will continue tomorrow from four until 10 p.m.tion, of course, and then again september 6th and seventh and october 11th and 12th. and heads up here, the san francisco marathon. is this sunday. tens of thousands of runners are set to participate starting early in the morning. the 26 mile loop winds through a mainly the northern part of the city. they'll start at mission street and the embarcadero at 5:15 a.m. as i said bright and early, expect to see some street closures and public transit rerouted. the f and n lines, plus a bunch of different bus routes will be affected. you can find a full list of the service changes on muni's website. >> now to a story about a dog lost and found an unhoused man found the dog and gave him a little extra tlc until it could be reunited with its owner. but as abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn found out, there's even more to the story. >> you like your blanket, you're going to take that outside? >> bob eccles of san francisco walks his two dogs, wardy and taylor, often. wherever the dogs go, they

for the vietnamese community to show our pride and our culture. >> the story road night market will run from 4:00 to 10 p.m, then again in september 6th and seventh and october 11th and 12th. coming up in our next half hour on abc seven mornings. adam schiff on the campaign trail this weekend. the congressman answers some tough questions ahead of his bay area campaign events you can pick up the tab even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle®. (kaz) smooth. (vo) want faster, easier banking? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card! (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. bay fire. the progress made along the altamont pass. we'll have more on that in just a moment. good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us. this half hour. lisa is here with your forecast and it's looking awfully gloomy out there. >> it is, but it is helping the f

northbound 101 before story road.eft lanes are blocked and there's a vehicle facing the wrong way. emergency crews are responding. this is in the commute direction, but right now, only a minor backup with speeds down to 21mph. >> number seven nominations for the 76th emmy awards are this morning. you can watch live at 830. it's streaming on our abc seven bay area apps and at abc seven news.com. the emmy awards 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 mo

so this has been jammed up from that same spot just shy of story road. and in fact it continues to build, starting to slow down near capitol expressway. now more folks coming on the area, seeing the slowdown, probably moving over and taking capital expressway over here. because look at that. 87 now sees more slowing. so we're rippling back from this crash slowing on 87. now we may see more traffic over here on 85. and i think monterey here is showing more as well. that's the only thing unusual for the bay right now. back to you. thank you mike. the republican national convention riding a wave of emotion into night three. here's a live look at milwaukee this morning outside the arena where tonight, donald trump's running mate will face his first big moment on the national stage tonight, ohio junior senator jd vance will make the feature address. now, last night, meanwhile, the focus was on crime and immigration. and texas senator ted cruz took the opportunity to bring back a seven year old san francisco case into the national spotlight. think of kate stei

san jose fire department says the gas line ruptured at the 7.11 store on mclaughlin avenue near story road nearby. apartments and businesses were evacuated temporarily as crews worked to fix it. >> tonight, we're learning the name of the man who drowned in the russian river over the 4th of july weekend. so the county deputies have identified him as 51 year-old pedro lopez. they say he drowned just after 6.30, saturday night near model rio beach and was later found by bystanders. his death comes just a day after the body of 28 year-old. now sony 2, we togo was also found in the russian river. authorities say several people have died in the river this year. and while it looks calm on the surface, maybe it can have strong currents, deep spots and drop offs. san jose man who worked as a janitor in took kids on church trips is been charged with sickening crimes. santa clara county prosecutors say besween 2001 in 2012, 54 year-old norland. they see us molested 5 boys from north valley baptist church. prosecutors say he took the boys on trips to the lake and then his morgan hill home where he mol

. >>> the portable ac units were cleared out on story road in home depot and we spotted a dog with its own fan and a wet washcloth. a stroller like that is a great idea to avoid paw barns and we saw people with the towel trick. >> stay in the shade or throw a wet towel over my neck to stay cool. probably go swim figure i can at my brother's place. >> right now, with the power grid strained, 3,000 pg&e customers are in the dark. the bulk have been in the south bay. they spent most of the day trying to restore power in the east bay from last night's outages, we met a man who called his grandson over to bring a generator in hopes of saving his fourth of july food supply. >> i am not worried about the tv or coming, air-condition what but i worry about my food in the freezer. >> his freezer and fridge were stuffed with food for the holiday. he seemed the most concerned about keeping his supply of beer cool for the fourth. luckily the generator did the trick. >>> tonight, bay area strike teams are up in oroville trying to get a handle on the wildfire sending smoke all of the way here to the

this home depot on story road. had just a few portable a cs left in stock. as customer.er customer carded 1 away for themselves. or for their furry friends at home. she has a cat and a cat. >>>>three. >>cats. needs to be cool, but some can't have their pets inside. during this heatwave. including this dog with its own portable fan and wet cloth. the towel trick is courtesy of dario gouveia, who's looking for cool places to be through the weekend. in shade or a wet towel around my neck. players. go swimming. like my brothers, please back in rose vazquez, his neighborhood, she tells us this is 1 of the hottest stretches. she's ever lived through. climate change was not real, but i've noticed that. yeah, things have changed. we are not um, we're not as cool as we used to be. maybe it's because, like this line used to be orchards. it used to be farms. and now we built and so there's pavement and there's concrete. the heat. it's just really, really intense and it's changed. i mean, look at just a little bit of the sin. i'm sunburned. blocks away, mr. doe has found other creat

tropicana, está totalmente pues sin servicio, lo mismo este, eh, este banco aquí en la king road y story road aquí y han dicho qué voy a hacer? tenía que hacer este envío a mis familiares, a otros trabajadores y no lo puedo hacer. de hecho, hablé con 1 de ellos, de esas personas que entró al banco. vimos su cara de frustración y esto fue lo que nos dijo. escuchémoslo, por favor, que no, no tenía servicio, no tenía servicio. y cuénteme qué vino a hacer hoy al banco. eh? tenía que hacer una reclamación, pero no está en funcionamiento. cuénteme ahora qué va a hacer ahora. no. pues dirigirme a otro lugar porque pues está un poco difícil. qué significa eso para usted? puede ser pérdida de tiempo. cómo lo ha impactado esto? pérdida de tiempo? pues porque la verdad se ocupaba. sacar dinero y hacer un tipo de reclamación. entonces no puedo, me toca dirigirme a otro lugar. bueno, flavio, déjeme decirle. hay televidentes en estos momentos. la fila se empieza a hacer un poco más larga dentro de la de la línea del atm, porque solamente me acaban de decir que sirve una atm. entonces ya se imaginarán, las

se realizará este viernes de 2 a 17:00 de la tarde en el 17 75 de la calle story road.lles que han sido mejoradas desde junio del año pasado. más. dice que ella que en cualquier otro año. también agradeció a los trabajadores. recordó a los residentes que esto no termina porque apenas inicia el segundo año del plan, que durará en total 5 para completarse. bueno, y sabe que ahora puede irse en ferry y gratis. si necesita viajar entre oakland y alameda. es un nuevo modo de transporte que inició esta mañana sobre la nave llamada woodstock. viajará 37 veces por día entre las 2 ciudades. es gratis, como se mencionaba. y toma un poco menos de 10 minutos de ida. puede subirse a este barco en oakland, en la calle broadway, cerca a jack london square y en alameda. pues puede hacerlo para el parque vallejo circle immigrant park, en la calle quinta. veamos ahora estas 4 imágenes en vivo desde el área de la bahía para contarles que el servicio meteorológico ha anunciado que el calor regresa a nuestra región y las está viendo usted. y es que, de acuerdo a las autoridades, a partir de

the body of 37 year old johnny fuentes was found on the banks of coyote creek, near story road in sanack in 1989. 57 year old alfred sherman anderson was found dead in 1987 behind american savings bank on west santa clara avenue in san jose, and 32 year old scotty edward echols was found on the railroad tracks near monterey road in gilroy. back in 1983. anyone with any information is asked to call the medical examiner. coroner's office, investigations unit. >> well, in weather, the fog cooled off parts of the bay area today, but another day of dangerous heat inland in this pattern is going to stick around. as we head into your weekend, we will have the update coming up and cooling off wherever you can. >> we take you to some very busy beaches from santa cruz san francisco pain means pause on the things you love, but... green... means... go! ♪ cool the pain with biofreeze. and keep on going. biofreeze. green means go. choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for fa

para todas las edades y se realizará este viernes de 2 a 17:00 de la tarde en el 17 75 de la calle story roadnto de un supermercado. el ataque quedó captado en cámaras. jd benz acepta formalmente la nominación del partido republicano para la vicepresidencia. es. hay más. desde la convención republicana en milwaukee. a continuación, 1 y aumentan las temperaturas. y con esto, una advertencia de calor comienza mañana. más detalles. de esta norma no solo se crea un nuevo permiso, sino que también se imponen multas nuevas para quienes no cumplan con la disposición. pilar niño nos trae más detalles y también las reacciones de algunos vendedore. vendedores ambulantes en richmond ahora tendrán que obtener un permiso de la ciudad que les costará al año 103 $ de acuerdo a una nueva legislación que entra en efecto en agosto. miriam no oculta su frustración. pues la verdad que sí. es bastante complicado porque todo es como dicen, sacar dinero y no explican muy bien porque el condado de contra costa te da un permiso que cuesta 454 $ para lo que yo vendo y este en ningún momento te explica que tienes que s

johnny fuentes, born march 26th in 1952, he was found dead on the bank of the coyote creek near story road, and the third scotty edward echols, born may 13th, 1951. the county says he was likely a homeless man found on the railroad tracks. if you recognize them, contact the county medical examiner's office well up next, he is ready to set sail. the heartfelt goodbye from klay thompson as he leaves the warriors and the bay area. and here's a live look inside rockefeller center lester holt preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories a wave of misinformation about sunscreen. what you need to know to stay safe in the sun. dave's company just scored the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. high five! high five... -i'm on a call. it's 5 years of reliable, gig speed internet... five years of advanced security... five years of a great rate that won't change. yep, dave's feeling it. yes. but it's only for a limited time. five years? -five years. introducing the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering 5 years of savings. powering possibilities. made for streaming and b

this happened this morning at a 7.11 on mclaughlin avenue near story road. gas line has since been repaired and the roads that were shut down have reopened. >> one of these furry pals could soon be your pet as part of a national empty. the shelters campaign, antioch, animal that's a cute kitty is waiving pet adoption fees through this month about 50 cats dogs are available available for option out of the 187 animals currently housed there. the facility is also offering free pet food free vaccine and free microchip clinic. so lost a lot lee. that's usually a, you know, something that stops people that snow. know. all right. >> for those of you who already have a dog, a pet friendly co-working spaces coming to the east bay. it's called but set to open saturday in san ramon designed as a sanctuary for dogs and guardians. the facility will be divided into 2 parts called the lab and the lounge. the lab will offer a range of private training classes taught by certified dog trainers and a lounge will host community events the weekend and become a pet friendly co-wor

and in fact the slowing starts back around tully almost story road and tully road as you're getting northboundon the shoulder still a distraction. there's a sedan and another pickup truck as well, and so folks can have lanes clear, but they still distracted, and that's the slower stretch. it has not rippled on to 280. i'm hoping this will improve shortly because this is probably the end of the first burst of traffic. and then again, the next one kicks in about 640 in the morning. everything else looks standard for the bay. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well, happening now, parts of the san jose state university campus in the dark this morning because pg&e repair work in downtown san jose. crews are actually replacing the underground transformer near the school. and they say that many campus operations were shut down yesterday, including the school's library. pg&e says that it hopes to have power fully restored by today. as you heard from kris moments ago, excitement growing for team usa's gymnastics team. but what about the athletes competing in the triathlon? it's been postponed twice

another line ruptured at the 7-eleven on mclaughlin avenue near story road. these are pictures here from sky fox. nearby businesses and apartments were evacuated. this is a story we'll of course continue to follow for you. we'll have information at ktvu .com. and in our evening newscasts beginning at 4:00, where berkeley is one of the bay area cities known for fine dining. but a city report is raising new safety questions for customers. ktvu jana katsuyama has details of that audit. >> berkeley is known as a dining destination, but a report released wednesday by the city auditor found the city is not meeting its own laws for food inspection. >> 45% of restaurants and other food facilities were not inspected in 2023. >> the auditor, jenny wong, says most of those facilities were restaurants. 193 restaurants did not get a single inspection throughout 2023. >> i think there's this expectation that people are able to eat at restaurants that have been inspected, wong says. >> another concern was response times for reports of food illness that sometimes took longer

department says this happened at a 7.11 store just before 7 this morning on the locklin avenue near story road nearby. apartments and businesses were evacuated and after crews repaired that line, the 7.11 was ventilated of fumes. a san jose man who worked as a janitor and then took children on church trips is accused of a sickening crime. santa clara county prosecutors say between 2001 in 2012, 54 year-old norland acs molested 5 boys who were members of the north bay. excuse me, north valley baptist church. prosecutors say that he took the miners on trips to a lake and it was morgan hill home as well where he allegedly molested them. he worked as a janitor in the campbell union and mountain view school districts. he faces 11 counts of felony molestation and investigators are looking for anyone else who may have been a victim. and oakland organizers who want to recall mayor sheng thao held a press conference earlier today discussing the challenges to oakland's ethics commission. the mayor is being investigated for ethical violations, including one that questions how she got her name on the ball

the body of 37 year old johnny fuentes was found on the banks of coyote creek, near story road in san jose, back in 1989. 57 year old alfred sherman anderson was found dead in 1987 behind american savings bank on west santa clara avenue in san jose and 32 year old scotty edward echols was found on the railroad tracks near monterey road in gilroy. back in 1983. anyone with any information about any of those cases is asked to call the medical examiner. coroner's office investigation unit. >> tropical storm beryl pounds mexico's top tourist destinations. this storm made landfall as a category two hurricane on the yucatan peninsula near the resort town of tulum this morning. hotel workers scrambled to secure windows as the wind and rain moved in, and those heavy rains and strong winds also hammering cancun, where tourists sheltered in a hotel until the storm passed. the national hurricane center, says beryl, is also expected to bring a dangerous storm surge to the region. it is now on its way into the gulf and headed toward texas. mexican army brigades are now working to clear fallen tree

. >> this happened yesterday morning at a 7.11 on the client avenue near story road. the gas line has since been repair. the roads shutdown have reopened. and one person is injured. 14 people are now without a home after a fire burned 2 mobile homes in south san jose. take a look at the damage here. firefighters say this blaze broke out around 3.30, yesterday afternoon at the mobile home park on lewis road. investigators say the person who was hurt and in the hospital with minor injuries. the cause of the fire under investigation. >> police in pacific are looking for this person who they say trying to break into a home last week. the suspect was caught on video kicking the front door of a home on vista montero circle. few blocks away from linda mar educational center. let's talk about this man. police say slashed the tires of 17 waymo's in san francisco is expected to be in court today. investigators say the slashing happened over a three-day span last month. court records show each incident was captured on the waymo vehicles. the damage for each car amounts to little

this happened yesterday morning at a 7.11 on the climb avenue near story road. the gas line has since been repaired and the roads shut down have been reopened. one person is injured. 14 people without a home after a fire burned 2 mobile homes in south san jose. take a look at this damage here. firefighters say the fire broke out around 3.30 yesterday afternoon at the mobile home park on lewis road. investigators say the person who was hurt is in the hospital with minor injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. well, police in pacifica, they're looking for the person is a tried to break into a home last week. >> the suspect caught on video kicking the front door of a home on vista montero circle. just a few blocks away from our educational center. and a man police say slashed the tires of 17 way. most in san francisco is expected in court today. investigators say the slashing happened over a three-day span last month. court records show each incident was captured on the waymo vehicle. cam's damage for each car amounts to about $400. multiply that by

it's san jose's story road night market. it's being held outside grand century shopping mall.his one offers a look and taste of vietnamese culture. there's also live music and cultural performances. it will run today from 4 to 10 p.m. then again september 6th and seventh and october 11th and 12th. coming up in our next half hour on abc seven mornings, congressman adam schiff on the campaign trail this weekend. he answers some tough questions [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ gaining the upper hand in another east bay fire. the progress being made along the altamont pass. good morning everybody. thank you for being with us this half hour. and lisa, hopefully all this mist and drizzle is going to be helping efforts. yes. >> the temperatures coming down, relative humidity way up the breeze though that's certainl

this is before story road in east san jose. richmond cam earlier stall on the right lane created stop and go traffic between canal boulevard and the tolls. let's get back to the desk. >> it is day three of the republican national convention in milwaukee. tonight we're going to hear from donald trump's new running mate, jd vance, for the first time since he was put in that position yesterday. >> some of trump's former rivals spoke on stage, including nikki haley, abc news reporter perry russell admati in milwaukee and perry haley. supporters really could be crucial in november. >> yeah, and the trump campaign has been trying to win over those haley supporters. as you mentioned, they are crucial. come november. last night on stage, it seemed like she was talking directly to them, saying, you do not have to agree 100% with what trump says to vote for him. former president trump walking into night two of the republican national convention in milwaukee. trump watching the speeches of republicans who bashed him on the campaign trail,

department says this happened at a 7.11 store just before 7 this morning on mclaughlin avenue near story road nearby, apartments and businesses were evacuated. for a short time. but after crews repaired the line, they did had to ventilate that. a 7.11 of all the fumes. today, alameda county health officials gave out lifesaving devices to local law enforcement agency. is the devices are known as those automated external defibrillators. they will be used now in patrol cars as part of a pilot program designed to increase pre hospital cardiac arrest. survival rates. health officials will also lead training programs and how to use those devices. so as calls are growing for the oakland mayor sheng thao to be removed from her position. former a's player and oakland native bit. roberts says he's considering running for mayor. if tao is recalled right now, roberts works for nbc sports, california last night in the oakland a's post game show roberts said that people are telling him that he should run for mayor. if tao is removed from office. the 56 year-old said that he understands the problems of the

. >> this happened yesterday morning on a 7.11 on avenue, right near story road gas lines been repaired the roads are back open. one person hurt. 14 people are now without a home after a fire burned 2 mobile homes. south san jose. take a look at the damage. say the fire broke out around 3.30, yesterday afternoon at that mobile home lewis wrote, investigators say the person who was hurt is in the hospital with minor injuries. the cause is under investigation. well, police in pacifica are looking for this person on your screen. they say they tried to break into a home last week. the suspect was caught on video kicking the front door of a home on vista montero circle just a few blocks away from the our educational center. and a man police say slashed the tires of 17 waymo's the san francisco is expected to be in court today. investigators say the slashing happened over a three-day span last month. court records show each incident was captured on the waymo vehicle camera. damage to the car announced about $400 per car. multiply that by 17. you're looking at 7 grand these offices. the man wi

the 7 yesterday morning at a 7.11 on the claw lynn avenue, right near story road gas lines been repaired and the roads that were shut down reopened. one person hurt. 14 people are now without a home after the fire burned 2 mobile homes in south san jose. look at the damage. firefighters say thl fire broke out about 3.30, yesterday afternoon at that mobile home park on lewis wrote that's going the person who was hurt is in the hospital with minor injuries. the cause is now under investigation. well, police in pacifica looking for this person they say tried to break into a home last week. so was caught on video kicking the front door of the home of this on terror circle. just a few blocks away from the linda marie educational center. and police say slashed tires of 17 waymo's in the city is expected to be in court today. investigators say the slashing happened over a three-day span last month. court records show each incident was captured on the waymo camps. damage for each car mounts to a bow more than $400. multiply that by 17. you're looking at 7 grant. these office says the man was den

this home depot on story road had just a few portable acs left in stock. their furry friends at home. >> she has a cat and the cat -- furry cat. it needs to be cool. >> reporter: but some can't have their pets inside during this heat wave. including this dog with its own portable fan and wet cloth. the towel trick is courtesy of dario gueva who's looking for cool places to be through the weekend. >> stay in shade or just put on a wet towel over the neck and try to stay cool. probably just go swimming if i can at my brother's place. >> reporter: back in rose's neighborhood she tells us this is one of the hottest stretches she's ever lived through. >> i used to think climate change was not real. but i have noticed that yeah, things have changed and we are not -- we are not as cool as we used to be. maybe it's because like this line used to be or clads and used to be farms and now we built and so there's pavement and there's concrete. the heat. it's just really, really intense and it's changed. i mean look at it. just a little bit of the sun, i'm sunburned. >

this happened yesterday morning and 7.11, on avenue, right near story road gas lines been repaired. the roads that were shutdown of all reopen. patelco credit union saying transactions to be processed by the end of the week following a ransomware attack last month. they say infrastructure is secure and they're making progress in trying to get business back. the tech to really crippled the credit union's operations cars than that shut down. things like online banking and the call center. they still have no estimate as to when customers our get access to their account. information. another banking systems. high insulin prices could lead to a lawsuit. the federal trade commission says it is preparing a lawsuit against 3 major companies that negotiate prescription prices, which includes united health group, cbs group sydney is group agency says lawsuit will focus on the company's rebate, the drug manufacturers and insulin makers roles in negotiations. companies had about 80% of the prescriptions in the country. on the east bay, about 13 out of a 19 law enforcement agencies in alameda co

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story. >> binford road along highway 101 just north of novato's town center is a longtime homeless encampment. almost 80 folks, mostly in cars, trucks and rv's with no shade, making it very hot in the summer, especially with no immediate source of water. though some of the folks here do have jobs, they cannot afford an apartment or home. bonnie and her dog eli have lived here in her minivan for over a year. >> the covid and also my mother passed away and yeah, it was left to the street or with my rv. we need water because we don't have any shade. it's very hot when it's dehydrating. >> it's my belief that nobody should have a barrier to access potable drinking water. >> so every week or so, tara evans, anthropologist, archeologist, homeless and humankind advocate, as well as a mom, drives her big pickup truck from her coastside home with a human food grade 325 gallon water tank filled with lab tested water and fills containers and rv tanks for the residents to drink, cook, clean and bathe with. >> i'm filling up the holding tank. >> residents told evans the meager amount of water occasionally

for comparison, this is comparable to the height of a twenty-story building. roadwork very often; it helps to meet deadlines. domestic innovation, we applied technology continuous concreting in sliding formwork, very similar to 3d printing, that is, when laying the concrete mixture into a structure, it means that strength is gained in layers and thereby the sliding formwork rises higher accordingly. this technology helped save almost 3 months; now the brain is 80% ready. in total , 12... artificial structures are being erected on a site in the sverdlovsk region alone, including tunnels like these. they were specially designed for the passage of various special equipment, for example, there is farmland nearby. movement on the expressway must be continuous, that is, without traffic lights and any ground crossings along the entire route. and although the section of the new road in the middle urals is small, only 43 km, the weather is constantly making its own adjustments. the climate here is very unpredictable, here the sun may shine during the day, at night it may be

sabemos que varios de los comerciantes con los que hablamos, como mencioné aquí en el área de story y king roadlección de colombia, quien dijo estar aquí desde las 06:00 y hace poco se desplazó al estadio levi's para continuar vendiendo allá. Él también armó un toldo para evitar el sol, pero nos dijo que en el estadio no le permiten eso, así que nos dijo simplemente que está tomando mucha agua para mantenerse hidratado, mientras que los cocineros de este puesto como les mencioné, confesaron pasarla difícil con el calor, está algo muy sofocado y más que nos pega el sol hacia acá. si se sofoca 1 y más por el calor del de la plancha. y eso sí, he trabajado allá en puebla, en el sol. pues pero no está así como acá. alguna otra vendedora con quien hablamos nos dijo que su mayor temor es desmayarse o necesitar ayuda médica ante estas temperaturas, pero como muchos de estos trabajadores, aseguró que no le queda de otra más que salir a ganarse el pan de cada día. nuevamente les recordamos mantenerse hidratados, buscar la sombra. si usted trabaja o hace actividades al aire libre, eh? yo también aquí ya

hablamos con algunas personas vendiendo flores aquí en la calle, en la esquina de story y king road, esas flores a las personas a los conductores, eh? muchos de ellos dijeron obviamente sentir realmente, pues estos rayos del sol. varios también dijeron que, bueno, han estado probando suerte. algunos les ha ido mejor que a otros, especialmente a los vendedores ofreciendo camisetas de la selección de colombia antes del partido, pero varios dijeron que intentan mantenerse hidratados y cubiertos. una de las señoras con las que hablamos nos dijo que su mayor temor es desmayarse o necesitar ayuda médica ante estas temperaturas, pero como muchos de estos trabajadores, aseguró que no le queda de otra más que salir a ganarse el pan de cada día. ahora sí se siente el infierno. ahora sí, con este bochorno. sí, ahora sí que sí. se siente feo. luego, con el calor de los carros que pasan hace mucho calor y pues la venta está muy baja y todo, pero ahí le seguimos. pero como dice el trabajo hay todos los días mejor. hay que descansar un día que esté más fuerte el calor. bueno, como siempre lo recuer

road works, do you know where and how? i mean, aren't there any cringe-worthy stories of actually rebuilding roads in the direction of the fronte that information at the moment, but from the point of view of logistics for the military, maybe it... it makes sense, of course, that no one is saying that there should be autobahns in the direction of the enemy, but i think that if there conditionally, an ambulance or a ukrposhta car, or some other social transport will generally be able to reach at least a five-kilometer zone there, i think it will be positive, but of course we need to study. details and understand what kind of roads these are, how much money is allocated, because usually all such nuances are hidden in the details, so we will study this issue in more detail. mr. igor, what is the continuation of the story of a resident of sumy oblast, who prepared to defend his native village, made weapons, that is, did what in in principle, many ukrainians did it then and it was right, here he is on trial. well , the ombudsman took over and took control of that story, but it was good headlines, how does this story really look now?

and a feel-good story about music, here is major garrett who is in for norah o'donnell. >> we go on the roadwith the story about the power of music and how the reaction from one young boy caught the attention of the entire orchestra. those headlines and more on the cbs evening news. >>> a widespread fog and cooler temperatures for the bay area, another day of explosive growth for the park fire burning near chico, we will take a look at the bay area forecast and how things will evolve as we head into early august, that is coming up. ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an overdraft fee. nice to see a bank cutting people some slack. mistakes happen. and we give you time to correct them. so, you don't like gnomes huh? what about that one? that one i like. a lot. ♪ bmo ♪ dave's company just scored the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. hig

cultural and social of the countries of the silk road, whose traces can be seen in the ancient stories of this land . for many years, this road has connected the land far away from china and machin to western europe from iran , and now it is the connecting point of many destinations. from the east to the west of iran, like the north-south corridor that connects central asia from the northern borders to the indian ocean in the blue borders of iran. be sure to take the time specify the projects in a clear way for both the executive and the supervisor and for the people who are watching all the actions and public behavior. the north-south route, one of the most important transit routes in the country, lacked a vital piece all these years. a part of the road, the completion of which is a prerequisite for the loading of the north-south transfer road. under the load of astara growth railway plan. after years of delay, the construction of this route was finally completed in the second month of 1402 with participation. the northern neighbor began. the initial negotiations and agreement were re

afternoon there is bright sun and 32-34, then even higher, see below, morning, the best, we tell road storiesome into the home of your dreams, get started! let's go, oh, these wheels have a long way to go, under-inflated or over-inflated, we'll check which tires will burn out first. many people don’t even realize that they need to monitor the pressure in their tires as if they were their own. today we’ll find out what will happen to the tires if you don’t do this, and we’ll check how many hypertensive and hypotensive people there are on the roads, the pressure is that young, wow, almost three atmospheres, and how are you called, yes, we test tires for endurance at different pressures... in order to get some result from the mileage, we agreed that these tires should travel somewhere around 1000 km, our speed is planned to be 80 km per hour, what there should be pressure in the tires, it is indicated on the plate on the b-pillar, you need to check the pressure at least once... a month, but not everyone knows about this, almost three, if you don’t take care of your tires, take care of yourself,

. >>> on this friday night, we go on the road with the story about the power of music and how the reaction of one young boy caught the ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an overdraft fee. nice to see a bank cutting people some slack. mistakes happen. and we give you time to correct them. so, you don't like gnomes huh? what about that one? that one i like. a lot. ♪ bmo ♪ >> it is such a stark contrast, you can see the fog rolling in over san francisco but then you see the clouds and the smoke coming over chico because of the park fire. >> yes, all sorts of different weather phenomena happening across the state, and you can see from that image looking downtown, the lack of the weight of the atmosphere on top of us, now it is quite a bit deeper. this is a look outside from on top of mount diablo, smoke is still produced from the point fire, not

. >> norah: finally, tonight, cbs's steve hartman goes "on the road" for a story of sharing history andbond shore, madame. >> reporter: if you ever ask 98 role janine oberrotman how she stays so positive, especially after all she's been through, here's what she'll say to you. ♪ case are also raw ♪ ♪ whatever will be will be ♪ >> reporter: once a week, janine brings her que sera mind-set to this most somber setting. the illinois holocaust museum in skokie, illinois. her attitude made possible in part by her partner at the museum information booth, a 14-year-old boy named dhilan stanley. >> so good to see you. >> so good to see you, too. >> reporter: when you saw him today you got a big smile on your face. >> so happy to see him. >> she does that every week. it makes me very happy. janine is a holocaust survivor and she will answer any of your questions. >> reporter: janine and dhilan met about a year and a half ago. janine had been volunteering at the museum since it opened. >> reporter: five had just started volunteering to learn more about the holocaust, and when they sat together at t

a warning that some of the images in new road a story are disturbing, shaking and visibly in shock, eyes betraying, suffering. the mind cannot solve the. busy repeated probably to know most and private thoughts electrocuted us. such harrowing scenes repeat in hospital every time israel released this palestinians taken from gaza during this brutal or you on says the torture and sexual abuse of palestinian detainees breached unprecedented levels. it also says israel is carrying out in force disappear and says, potentially thousands of palestinians and gaza. the men, women, the children, an elderly people from all walks of life like eod, who worked in a supermarket in big town in northern garza, before the war. shift to go to the soldiers took shifts between us with us for water dug shove sand and the amounts was tied and blindfolded the whole time. i didn't know who was next to me. yeah. disappeared for $75.00 days taken from one on disclose comp to another was at one point they told us to kiss these riley flag in a beach house before we could during that time his wife, so pay you didn't k

road. >> these are stories we love to do so glad that they were able to reunite. darren isn't that nice to know angels are along the way? >> yes. thank you for finding them and sharing that story with us. we needed that today. >>> okay, you can see the change already happening out our windows, one of the great things about having a front row view from the bay. get a view of the sky up there if you can. i just want toy see how gray it is. and in the city, looking at plenty of sunshine. that is a big head start tomorrow. great all of the way out. never seen it look like that off of the virtual set looking out the windows here. nice to see. and, get ready if you have been watching our high-resolution depiction of where the marine layer is each day. everyone has got it. you are going to wake up to the marine layer. there is so much marine layer on there, even that is going out the windows. on a day like this, this is when it comes in so far and sacramento wakes up with the bay area's clouds. it goes that far inland and that has huge impact on temperatures, so, the num

did the both of michelle stockman quits working on some other stories making news or on the road. a french police officer has been seriously wounded in a knife attacking patters yesterday and has been shot dead by police. authorities do not suspect at harvest motive, but the incident has raised security concerns in the french capital, a head of the olympic games in mexico city has introduced new laws with strict punishments for the matter of transgender people. the crime now carries a prison sentence of up to 70. yes. the reforms come off with a string of getting spots protests from the l g b t q, community and yeah this yeah. kind of those ministry as welcome to new chief of staff. the 1st one to hold the job, general jenny kendrick then officially took them on to the countries armed forces instead of money and the capital auto from minutes to justin to though call this historic day. and he has a quick reminder of the top starting. they are following for you and this all businesses across the bill of aust trucks down by a tech outage trace to microsoft software. flights of being

the big stories are on the road today a new time because perfect to this house kick off right here or not. so we'll start in a pull where a plane crash apparently has happened. i wouldn't have said the jet was taking off . they say it's suddenly flipped with the when hitting the ground is we understand that wing tip cause the plane to erupt into frames. we cannot report the 22 bodies have been recovered, including 4 people that were on the ground, open out their engine shot. i'm actually has more details on the flash to please around 11 am local time involved monitoring in the fall when to pull trombone flights the sort out a line scattering 19 people on board, including the fathers and shooting team members as well as the technical stop clash during the t, as we speak to a local police as well as fire 5 pills off on the lawn, reports know also suggesting that the pilots may have. so why this crash the pilot has been taken to the hospital. but how the crash to plays. the reason behind it, all of those details, of course, are weighted and we've keep track of this developing story. hard

. >> major: finally tonight, cbs's steve hartman goes "on the road" for a story about the power of music♪ >> reporter: it was the "wow" that wowed the world. as we first reported in 2019, the handel and haydn society was performing at boston's symphony hall when, at the end of this one particularly beautiful piece, someone in the audience did soething very unusual. listen. >> wow! >> reporter: did you hear that? someone yelled "wow," and it resonated. not just in this hall, but throughout the classical music community. it was just such a departure from typical audience protocol, which is why the president of the handel and haydn society was absolutely thrilled. >> i was like, "that's fantastic!" >> reporter: this is david snead. >> and also, there is a sense of wonder in that wow. you could really hear it on the tape, he was like, "this was amazing." >> wow! >> reporter: david was so smitten by the outburst, as was the audience, that he decided to try to find the voice responsible. this reminds me a little bit of cinderella. you are trying to find somebody who was at the ball. and you ha