his deep disappointment at not being able to join us this afternoon. he just tested positive for covid. >> this is video of the president earlier today greeting people at a restaurant prior to discovering that he has covid. yesterday, the president spoke at the naacp conference. we're hearing that president biden only has mild symptoms right no. as he left las vegas, he said he actually feels good. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil and i'm kristen z. >> we'll have more on the president's covid diagnosis coming in a critical week in terms of his campaigning and the rnc convention coming up later this hour. and now to developing news first out of santa cruz, where two people washed into the ocean by a wave near west cliff drive, a popular walking path along the pacific ocean. >> the two were found around six last night by rescuers. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes with the latest on a tragic

story. >> reports of two subjects who were swept off the cliff by a wave struggling in the water. >> emergency officials first getting calls like that around 615 tuesday evening from bystanders who saw the two victims in the water. the santa cruz fire department said lifeguards and fire rescue swimmers got there in less than six minutes. tragically, they found those two victims a man and woman found face down in the water. >> cpr was initiated and continued with advanced life support all the way into the harbor, and at which point they received further medical treatment, fortunately, those victims did not survive. >> many community members making their daily walk along the coast. the following day shocked by the news that was horrifying just to learn. i didn't know about it until you just told me that long time resident telling us she can't remember the last time something like this happened. >> these are things i tend to read about more, north or south along the coasts. you know, down near big sur, of course, and even up the coast here, but not in town. >> one local commercial

fisherman telling us that is tragic as it is. he sees too many people coming to the area, not fully understanding what to expect. >> people think they're safe. they go down there if they get washed in uh- then they can be in real trouble. we have less sand this year because there's been such big storms. it's washed a lot of the sand away, so then they have no place to climb out. >> and as a community works to process the tragedy that happened. fire officials say they hope it serves as an important reminder. >> you know, it's a tragedy. we really feel for the families involved, our big message that we want to put out to the public is know before you go. so that's whether you find that information yourself. going to our website, checking in with a lifeguard. it's really getting that that hands on information. when you get to the beach, before you get in the water, before you go near the water, checking in with somebody who has that information to give you. >> authorities have still not released the identity of the victims, and it's unknown if they're local or tourist. in santa cruz. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> big news from salesforce. they are set to mandate a return to the office for most of their employees, this is a big turn

turnaround for the company that has allowed work from home since the start of the pandemic. >> the move could have huge ramifications for downtown. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns has been following this story for us, joining us live in studio now with a look at the impact. tim. >> yeah, larry. kristen. it's important to remember that just two years ago, salesforce ceo marc benioff rather famously proclaimed that so-called office mandates were never going to work. now, the company seems to be backtracking on that a bit, and the results could benefit everyone in san francisco. head to the salesforce tower in downtown san francisco on any day during the week, and you'll notice the foot traffic in and out of the building is still much lower than before covid. that could soon be changing, though. salesforce recently announcing it will require most of its employees to return to the office for at least 3 to 5 days a week. welcome news to yolanda olguin, who runs el faro mexican restaurant, just half a block away. >> friday was our best day before the pandemic. now there's one of the, you know, not not

the same old restaurant has been in business for nearly 45 years, she tells us. >> after booming in the time prior to the pandemic, the recovery since then has been difficult, and she hopes salesforce's new policy will boost business once again down the road at japanese house, it was a similar story. owner david chen says he just opened a few weeks ago, but chose this location specifically because he was hoping an increasing number of office workers would help the restaurant's bottom line. >> i think maybe after half years, maybe up. yeah, yeah, a customer coming more. >> but salesforce's new policy will likely have a much bigger impact than just small businesses, according to san francisco city economist ted egan, office workers working from home is really the single biggest reason why downtown has remained relatively depressed since the end of the pandemic. egan says more employees in the city means more economic output and higher tax revenues. he also tells me san francisco officials are hoping other companies will

soon follow salesforce's lead. >> i think an important thing for to watch is, is what's the employees, you know, response to that? uh- downtown san francisco is quite a bit different than it was, you know, three years ago when people were first starting to say, no, i don't want to come back to the office. >> and as for the employees, some tell us while the new policy will likely be popular among some, it may not be. among others, it's 5050 because obviously some people live like in sacramento or further out. >> right? or socal or something like that. and they obviously can't make it to san francisco every day. >> now, salesforce's new return to the office policy is set to go into effect on october 1st. live in the studio tim johns, abc seven news. >> mayoral candidate mark farrell has a 20 year plan for revitalizing and reimagining downtown san francisco. farrell is one of the top challengers to incumbent mayor london breed in the upcoming election. now this

morning, farrell presented his vision for transforming the downtown area, and that plan includes building tens of thousands of new affordable housing units. he also wants to improve public safety by adding police officers, and farrell wants to add new tax incentives for employers to bring employees back to the office at least four days a week. and he says the anemic progress touted by mayor breed is nothing to be proud of. >> her lack of proactive planning and vision for downtown has our recovery stuck in cement? we cannot continue to throw spaghetti against the wall with our economy here in san francisco, it erodes faith that our city has its act together. >> farrell also wants to build a new family friendly park at embarcadero plaza, as part of his vision for creating vibrant downtown neighborhoods. >> i got to ask mark farrell about his downtown plan today on getting answers at three. he talked about some of the points

we just touched on as well as a vision for market street, because what we're missing is that vibrancy, right? >> there's a ghost town. there's a shell effect of downtown. we need to cure that. building a brand new park at the foot of market street in front of the ferry building. you know, an amazing opportunity to reframe an entrance of san francisco from the ferry building, but also create that green space for families that are going to move downtown for people that live and work downtown to make sure that they have open space as well, and reinvigorate that part of san francisco. >> farrell says san francisco's downtown has the worst recovery of any city when it comes to the pandemic, and that is unacceptable. >> mayor breed's campaign spokesperson responded to farrell's plan, saying in part, humans will land on mars and flying cars will be traversing the city by the time farrell's plan is complete. end quote. the mayor's spokesperson says breed is taking action now. he says the mayor implemented her 30 by 30 plan for downtown to bring 30,000 new residents and

students to downtown by 2030. breed's campaign also says she's already passed prop c to convert vacant office buildings into housing. all right, let's move now to the east bay. busy year for steamrollers in oakland city crews have set a record for fixing and repairing roads this year. the city is known for doing an annual pothole blitz after the winter months, but the scope of the work being done right now is much larger. mayor shengtao was at 65th and avenal avenues today to celebrate the milestone, and she says there's lots more to come. >> we are here today to celebrate the fact that we have paved the most mileage this yea, and the year has yet to be over. this year, we paved over 47 miles. that is more than any other year, and we're only going to continue to do that work. >> so are the streets that much better in oakland now? abc seven news building a better bay area reporter lyanne melendez will go beyond the numbers and look at what is really happening on abc seven news at five. governor

newsom is crediting the chp surge in oakland with another wave of arrests over the weekend. he says officers broke up sideshows and arrested at least 13 people on saturday, the governor adding the chp recovered several stolen vehicles and a couple of guns as well. last week, while he was in oakland, governor newsom announced the chp would be quadrupling their shifts in the city over the next four months. governor newsom is putting billions of dollars into a plan to combat homelessness, $3.3 billion in competitive grant funding is now available to provide care to unhoused individuals experiencing mental health conditions and substance abuse disorders. >> the funding will come from proposition one. the state bond measure was approved by voters in march to help modernize the california mental health system and reform the california mental health services act. >> coming up on abc seven news at 4:00, 80 years after 256 black sailors in the bay area were disciplined after a deadly blast, they finally been exonerated by the navy. and

we'll have the details on that. a new ferry hits the bay. what makes this one different for commuters and the emmy nominations are out. see who's up for an award. this year. >> i'm spencer christian. another comfortably cool day today, but a wave of heat begins tomorrow. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment when abc s

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voyage this morning and riders were pretty excited about that. abc seven news reporter lena howland looks at how the shuttle is helping build a better bay area. >> for the first time ever, people have a new method of getting to oakland from alameda and back free of charge. >> yeah, we had to be on the first trip. yeah, we were excited. >> meet woodstock, the 45 foot yellow pontoon is named not after the bird or music festiva, but rather one of alameda's oldest neighborhoods on the west end. >> we definitely want to give more options, more transportation options to oakland residents and to alameda residents. that's our that's our main goal. >> before today, the only way for people to walk or bike from oakland to alameda is through the posey tube. a harrowing walk john goldstein makes twice a week. >> it's about a 15 minute walk through the tube, and it's maybe two and a half or three feet wide. and if a bicycle comes while i'm walking through, you

have to stand to the side wall, which is filthy. this is a much better free alternative. >> wednesday's maiden voyage kicks off a two year pilot program designed to help people move easily and sustainably between the two cities 37 times a day. >> and it just opens up whole new doors. and that's that's we're just that's what we're most excited about. >> chelsea sanchez moved to alameda back in october, and she says they've been waiting for this to open ever since. >> first off, we don't have to pay for an uber anymore. we don't have to worry about going through the tube. there's tons of breweries, restaurants, i don't know, a bunch of businesses that we've wanted to try but haven't yet. >> no tickets needed. just make sure you're in line early. each ride only has enough room for 31 passengers and 14 bikes. >> i think passengers are going to love it. i think people are going to. absolutely. it's you know, i think once you do it, once you're going to be blown away. >> for now, this water shuttle is only available wednesday through sunday, starting as early as 7 a.m. the schedule does vary depending on the day,

so make sure you are checking the schedule online before you head out in oakland. lena howland, abc seven news. >> one of san francisco's newest parks is getting a delicious new addition in 2025. plans are in the works for a large food hall at presidio tunnel tops. the mess hall will include an all day cafe, specialty market, bar and counter service. it will go into an historic 6000 square foot building that stood on the property for more than 100 years. it's exciting, as is our weather, which is going to heat up once again. yeah, but right now we're not comfortable. place and spencer, i love it so much. >> yeah, we're trying not to think about the heat that's returning because it feels so good today. the cool down does. here's a look at our satellite radar composite image. and you can see a little area of low pressure to our north. it's a counterclockwise circulation bringing us that onshore cooling flow and some coastal clouds as well. but that system is moving up into the pacific northwest now. and we're going to have a warm up, a significant one starting tomorrow. but right now we're enjoying the cooling

onshore flow. we have gusts up to 30mph at sfo right now, 12 mile per hour gusts at novato over at concord, 18 mile per hour gusts. so it's pretty breezy all around the bay area. and it's a generally warmer now than at this time yesterday. despite the cool down that we had earlier today, two degrees cooler in san francisco and half moon bay. but other locations are anywhere from five to about ten degrees warmer than at this time yesterday. so when we go to the view from emeryville, 65 degrees in san francisco right now, low 70s at oakland and hayward, we have 79 at san jose, redwood city, 73 and 63 at half moon bay. blue sky and breezy conditions at the golden gate looking northward. 84 santa rosa. right now, petaluma 7380 degrees at napa, and we have upper 80s at fairfield, concord and livermore. no 90s showing up right now. so it's been a nice pleasantly warm day, but it will be heating up inland starting tomorrow and friday. as you can see on the forecast headlines over the weekend, heat eases briefly. temperatures drop a few degrees, but then early next week, the heat returns to our inland areas. let's look at

overnight conditions. we'll see the marine layer forming along the coast and pushing locally across the bay and inland. overnight, it'll retreat by about 9:00 tomorrow morning and under sunny skies. tomorrow the heat will start to build and heat alerts have returned. we have a heat advisory in effect from 10 a.m. tomorrow to 11 a.m. friday for virtually all of our inland areas, the hills and valleys of the north bay and the east bay down in the santa clara valley as well. during this time, we'll see high temperatures up to or even above 100 degrees. and of course, the risk of heat related illness will be increasing overnight. low temperatures generally mid to upper 50s. highs tomorrow mid 60s at the coast, upper 70s to low 80s around the bay. shoreline. pretty warm around the bay shoreline and inland areas. of course, even warmer. upper 90s will be the rule tomorrow. not likely. we'll see many triple digit readings tomorrow, but on friday they will be numerous. 103 at santa rosa over in the inland east bay on friday, 104 at concord, 103 at danville and antioch, and not much on saturday. quite a big difference. we'll see temperatures dropping back into the mid to upper 90s. still

quite warm, but not the intense heat of the triple digits. pretty much the same range on sunday. but then after that we're back into triple digits again. as you can see here on the accuweather seven day forecast. so even on saturday and sunday when we have the heat easing a little bit, it's still going to be quite warm. and we're talking about upper 90s. then on monday back up to about 104 105. in the hottest inland areas, 102 the hottest of the hot of the heat on tuesday. and wednesday, and our inland areas. and when it's in triple digits in the inland areas, on those really hot days, it will be in the mid to upper 80s around the bay shoreline close to 90. so there's the only place to go for cool weather will probably be near the coastline and thankfully we have a beautiful coastline. yeah, we do indeed. >> yeah. >> and it'll be a comfortable one when 96 is the cool down. >> yeah. you know you're in for quite a week. hardly a cool dow. yes i know, but but thank you. yeah, nominations for the 76th emmy awards throughout the emmys will air here on abc seven in september. and several abc and disney shows are nominated.

>> reporter george pennacchio, from our sister station in los angeles, has a look at the nominees. >> just remember. we live and we die. we control nothing beyond that. >> effects is japanese period series. shogun dominated the emmys drama category announcements with 25 nominations. besides getting a nod for best drama, shogun also earned a best dramatic actor nomination for hiroyuki sanada, while anna sawai took home a nomination for best dramatic actress. other lead actresses nominated alongside sawai. jennifer aniston, the morning show carrie, the gilded age, maya erskine, mr. and mrs. smith, imelda staunton for the crown and reese witherspoon. the morning show, joining sonata in the lead actor in a drama category, idris elba for hijack, donald glover, mr. and mrs. smith, walton goggins for fallout, gary oldman, slow horses and dominic west.

>> the crown you still love to cook, right? >> the bear broke the record for most nominations by a comedy series in one year, with 23, including nods for several of its stars and the three stars of only murders in the building all earned nominations this year. in the lead comedy actor category, we find steve martin and martin short, plus matt berry. what we do in the shadows, larry david for curb your enthusiasm, jeremy allen white for the bear, and d'pharaoh woon-a-tai reservation dogs up for lead comedy actress quinta brunson, abbott elementary, ayo edebiri for the bear selena gomez only murders in the building maya rudolph, loot, jean smart hacks and kristen wiig for palm royale in the limited series category. true detective night country leads the way with 19 nominations. its star, two time oscar winner jodie foster, earned her first acting emmy

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vance administration would look like. and when he takes the stage in primetime, he'll be introduced by his wife, usha. reporting in milwaukee, liz nagy, abc seven news and abc news has complete live coverage of the republican national convention all this week, starting at 7:00 each night. >> right here on abc seven. >> california representative adam schiff is calling on president biden to step aside the front runner in the state's senate race is arguably the most prominent democrat so far to ask biden to bow out of the race, he issued a statement praising biden's legacy but says, quote, while the choice to withdraw from the campaign is president biden's alone, i believe it is time for him to pass the torch. in audio obtained by abc news, schiff is heard privately telling donors he doesn't think biden can win. >> i do not think he is the best person to go into this election. i think if he is our nominee, i think we lose. >> schiff's comments come as a group of house democrats, led by representative jared huffman of

san rafael, rallied to delay biden's official party nomination. despite that, the democratic national committee is moving ahead with plans to virtually nominate biden ahead of the dnc next month. the number of americans who think president biden should withdraw from the race is now up to 70. the poll was conducted by the associated press and the newark center for public affairs research. 65% of democrats polled said that biden should withdraw. 57% of americans think former president trump should withdraw from the race. >> justice decades in the making. today, hundreds of black sailors disciplined after the deadly port chicago explosion have been exonerated. the naval facility disaster happened 80 years ago today, killing more than 306 300 sailors while exposing a racial double standard. abc seven news reporter ryan curry has reaction to the navy righting a historic wrong. >> i've had very many moments

this morning where i've been crying, where i've been laughing, where i've screamed tough to put into words. >> but this is a day uli padmore has been waiting for years. >> massive, monumental day just filled with many emotions. >> for over a decade she has run the port chicago alliance, a group focused on bringing attention to one of the most tragic events in bay area history. in 1944, an explosion at the port chicago weapons station killed over 300 sailors. the majority of them were black. in the wake of the deadly blast, 256 black sailors expressed safety concerns and refused to return to work, handling dangerous ammunition. the navy responded with threats of disciplinary action. more than 200 would return to work, but the remaining 50 would be court martialed and charged with mutiny. >> there, moved to a different location, they were moved to merritt island. they were asked to continue doing that work, and they stood up for their civil rights for 80 years. >> those records stood. that changed wednesday. navy

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goes, you're telling me uh- but i mean, kristen, nobody wants to be touched. i guess is the is the it's a terrible thing that happened. >> and i feel so bad for davis and the whole family, right. with the kids there. yeah, you know, whether or not police were needed when they got to their destination. i mean, that seems like it's an overblown of the situation, but i have heard from some aviation or airline insiders that flight attendants, because they get a lot of hostility from a lot of passengers and then in their jobs, there are so many people they don't want to be touched, like they don't like to be poked and prodded or touched. and even though we don't know the nature of that touch and, you know, it's terrible, but it just goes to show you how stressed everybody is, whether you're flying or working on a plane. i don't think anybody likes to be touched when they're working or doing anything, kind of, you know, he said, don't hit me. yeah, yeah, it didn't sound like it was a hit, but it's just hard to know we weren't there. >> if uh- terrell davis ran him over on the way to the end zone, i would understand that. but if

it's a tap for a cup of ice, come on. >> according to reports, i've read, other passengers said they didn't notice anything. yeah right. unusual about the tap on the arm? yeah, it didn't seem like a hit, you know, >> okay, we've shown you team usa's olympic. where? but another country is showing us up. check out mongolia's national uniform with embroidered vests and pleated robes. each outfit took more than 20 hours to create. the designers hope the uniforms express the essence of mongolian tradition and culture. mongolia is sending 30 athletes to paris. wow? that looks amazing. >> i like the ones with the sort of blue i'd like a sweater like that. >> really cool. it's going to be hard to sprint in those. yes. oh, that's just the opening ceremony. you can carry the torch, though. >> yeah. yeah, absolutely. >> it's one of those countries i want i really want to visit you guys. it seems beautiful. and one of my friends said it was like life changing to go there. oh, wow. >> yeah. how long does it typically take to make a garment like that? 20 hours each. that that seems high. >> i'm i don't know, i have no

idea, but it seems intricate, so maybe it's hand sewn. you know. >> right. some countries are so elaborate. we just kind of do tracksuits, don't we? yeah. >> it depends on who the sponsor is. we're casual. we're cash motivated. are you ready for the apocalypse? oh. who's that? yeah, it's called the four at four, costco is now selling an emergency kit that includes 150 servings of freeze dried foods like teriyaki rice and pasta alfredo, all with a shelf life of 25 years. i love it. we're going to be in that bunker a long time. spencer. apparently so, yeah, everything you might crave when the zombie revolution begins or the aliens land or, you know, whatever, the readywise emergency food supply bucket costs 79.99. it's a steal. that is a steal. yes. that is. >> this doesn't seem that odd to me. i will say we have something similar. we may have gotten it

at costco. not because of an apocalypse, but an earthquake. there you go. i don't know, doesn't seem odd to me at all. >> i have emergency survival kits as well. i mean, but not not for the apocalypse. it's more like for a bad storm and a power outage or an earthquake. >> yeah, and they make it easy now because you just buy the one thing in every most of the things you need are in there. then you can supplement. yeah. >> real quick. i, a relative that stocked up on a million things for y2k for if anybody remembers that. and he was convinced that the end was near. and then he had like cases and cases and cases of canned food in his house. >> well, i'll save it for y3k okay, okay. >> yeah, exactly. >> popular seasoning is a forbidden favorite in south korea. trader joe's everything but the bagel mix has been banned since 2022 because it contains poppy seeds. but now it's more popular than ever, and that means more people are trying to bring it into the country, resulting in confiscations. what at the

airports? >> i used it this morning, so i guess i'm not going. i'm not moving to any of the places that won't take it. larry. >> what is it? poppy seeds. you can test like your for which drug? >> opium, various narcotics. i think. >> why ask larry? that's what i was going to ask exactly. >> i was thinking sports testing. >> you know. >> oh oh. oh, yeah. yeah. >> no insult intended, weasel your way out of that, i mean, but. >> yeah. no. oh, yes. because i'm the drug expert here. but you can't get high from eating poppy seed bagels, right? it's just so i don't really. >> if you can, i have friends who would buy packages, believe me. >> yeah, yeah, my family member that bought all the cases. >> oh, he would be all poppy seeds in the house right now. >> so tell you what. >> we'll trade south korea. those poppy seed bagel, everything but the bagel mixes for all of their buldak ramen. you know, the delicious, terribly spicy one that burns your tongue off practically. >> oh, that sounds amazing. sounds great. >> i'll pass. i'll stick with everything but the bagel.

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open. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez is there with a look around. hi lauren. >> hi. hi, larry. hi kristen. yeah, fans are still getting here. we've already heard from so many people from across the country and the world. it's been really neat to see fans banned t shirts from the 70s, the 80s, the 90s. earlier we were in front of the merchandise truck where people were getting their new, souvenirs for the rolling stones hackney diamonds tour, which they're on right now. this is their final stretch. they have one more show on sunday in missouri, but they've covered 16 cities across the us and canada for a lot of the fans we heard from, this is their second or third show. seeing the band play on this tour alone. >> i got it when i was 18. blues on the green. it was mixed birthday. i'm just really excited. you know, like i said a second ago, they never disappoint. they're always on fire. they have incredible musicianship and they always do a great playlist and the number

of shows you've been to is 89. >> how do you feel? mick turns 81. in what? how many days? like 8 or 9 days. and he's amazing. so people will snicker at their ages, but you will not see a better live band on the planet. >> madison square garden, the 7172 tour, $6.50 to sit on the floor, and the 12th row. i've been a fan and hooked ever since we got in. >> and that last fan you just heard from paid $650 for his ticket, which i would say is on the high end. we were on ticketmaster earlier this afternoon and saw tickets going for $82. some were reselling for 56, which, if you think about it, is quite the steal when you're about to see such an epic and legendary band as the rolling stones. but the show starts tonight at 730. live at levi's stadium lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> lauren, $56. just to get in. are you kidding me? wow so a

question about this. and i know it's hard because there's a lot of people around, but what would you guess? the average age of the concert goers is not given that this tour is sponsored by the aarp, which tricky larry, you see, i'd say 40s, 50s, 40s, 50s. oh, okay. that's younger than i would have expected. or 50s. okay. >> or they just look really good. >> maybe they're just. yeah, yeah. anyway, it's going to be fun. i hope you get a chance to go inside. time >> yes, yes, yes we do. we get a chance to go inside. we'll get to see a couple of the first songs. start me up will be their first song. so everyone's really excited. and i will say time is on everyone's side here, right? for the rolling stones and the fans. so that's why everyone looks young. >> wow, lauren, you got out of that one. lily thank you. yes, i take full responsibility for that. >> the excitement is building for soccer fans next week. chelsea fc will face off against

wrexham a.f.c. at levi's stadium. chelsea is one of the most storied soccer teams in the world, capturing six premier league titles and chelsea's won the uefa champions league trophy twice. wrexham, of course, everybody knows because of the netflix series and hulu, now one of the most popular soccer teams in the u.s. and the u.k. welcome to wrexham. you saw it on hulu. we talked with legendary goalkeeper carlo cudicini about the two teams meeting at levi's, all excited to, you know, to be returning to america for our pre-season tour this summer, >> is becoming now almost a routine, but it is great to, you know, to get back and touch base with, with our fans over there. >> yeah. he's joining chelsea for the first five games of the us tour. that game at levi's, levi's stadium. pretty busy these next couple of weeks here, scheduled for next wednesday at 7:30 p.m. and also this year's aids walk is just four days

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millionaire? followed by claim to fame at ten. catch. wheel of fortune. then jeopardy! then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. hundreds of high school students are getting incredible hands on career experiences this summer. they're interning in construction, automotive and sports careers. abc seven news reporter suzanne phan spoke with students, wrapping up their internships at ucsf's kanbar center. >> so you said your pain is where? in your chest. >> it's not every day that you can help save a life. code blue. >> room 258. code blue to room 258. these high school students in san francisco are getting a one of a kind experience. >> what's going on? he's coding. >> thanks to an internship. they're wearing scrubs and practicing lifesaving skills that they learned on sim man, a talking mannequin at ucsf kanbar center for simulation. jared garcia, angela cid, and alison valencia are wrapping up their six week internship. they've

learned some remarkable skills. garcia is going to be a senior at june jordan high school, so i learned how to give chest compressions effective breaths, how to function in aed, how to do all that with with infants, adults, angela said. a high school senior hopes to work in the medical field one day, doing ultrasounds. for now, she's getting a lot of practice with different skills. >> i just drew blood. just getting it. the second try was really fast, so that was really easy and cool. >> these particular interns get trained on cpr skills for about a week and a half. then they turn around and teach other students practice, practice is a really key point right now. allison valencia is a junior in high school. one day she hopes to deliver babies. >> i'm teaching infant cpr, so yeah, babies. airway, compressing and all of that. >> sfusd has about 700 high school students doing internships every summer in all sorts of fields. they get real

world experience, they get paid, and some of them even get college credit because they've come here after their experience, they want to pursue careers in healthcare, which is incredible because oftentimes they may not have considered it otherwise. the six week summer internships for sfusd students and this friday. but the lessons are sure to leave a lasting impression. he's back. he's back in san francisco, suzanne phan. abc seven news. >> that's great. that's it for abc seven news at four. i'm kristen sze abc seven news at five with dan and ama is coming your way next

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