demonstrators rallied outside the capitol during netanyahu's speech this afternoon. his mission strengthened support for israel. but on the streets, that visit ignited a new rallying cry for a cease fire. >> at times, opposing demonstrators clashed. abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke to some bay area activists who are in washington, and others who rallied in san francisco. lock him up. >> lock him up. as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed congress, protesters took to the streets of san francisco. >> we are outraged that our tax dollars are funding the genocide of gazans. and it's being done in our name as jews and against, a defenseless palestinian population at the same time. >> thousands protested netanyahu's visit in washington, d.c. among them oakland resident liv kunis berkowitz. >> netanyahu denigrated protesters as iran's useful idiots, and it's an utter insult

to our movement for collective freedom. collective liberation and safety for all human beings. this is his fake news and his pro genocide agenda. talking >> samir arabi is with the arab resource and organizing center in san francisco, which also protested in d.c. i've been dreading this. you know, the fact that this war criminal is here speaking to congress, getting standing ovations, uh- asking for another round of weapons and financing to continue this genocidal war. it's a horror. it's absolutely a horror. he says the protesters are also trying to seize on big shifts in american politics. >> mood is rage. but it's also, i think people feel like it's an opportunity, an opportunity to send a message to vice president kamala harris. >> they point to the undecided voters angered by the war in gaza, whom they think can still sway the election against democrats. and i think those people's position still holds right. and their ask is very clear, which is that the nominee for the democratic party should

embody the values of that constituency base, realign herself with what the people of her party want, and the mass majority of americans want. they add, if harris plans to run as a prosecutor president against former president trump, they hope she applies the same standard to international law in san francisco, anser hassan abc seven news. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu tried to win support for his country in the war against hamas as he addressed a joint meeting of congress today. he made no mention of a cease fire. >> when we stand together, something very simple happens we win. they lose. the prime minister of the state of israel, the prime minister, was invited to the capitol by house speaker mike johnson and senate republican mitch mcconnell. >> feelings were mixed as dozens of democratic lawmakers skipped the speech, expressing their disapproval over the civilian deaths and the humanitarian crisis in gaza. >> it will be the first time in

american history that a war criminal has been given that honor. >> he reminded everyone again why this war exists at all. i think it's helpful context because people seem to forget october the 7th. >> netanyahu is set to meet privately with president biden and vice president harris tomorrow. he travels to florida to meet former president donald trump on friday, outside the capitol, thousands of protesters made their presence known amid tight security. >> happening tonight, in fact, just about an hour from now, president biden is scheduled to talk about his decision to drop out of the presidential race and endorse vp kamala harris, the rare oval office speech will be the first time the country has heard from the president extensively since his decision on sunday to exit the race. mr. biden did return to the white house yesterday. he had been isolating at his home in delaware after testing positive for covid 19, nearly a week ago. his doctor says he tested negative yesterday. now, immediately following abc seven news at four, you can watch as

president biden addresses the nation right here on abc seven. his address to the american people airs live from the white house at 5 p.m. >> now to allegations of wrongful death, neglect and fraud exposed by the abc seven news i-team. >> i don't know, like, where to start, because every day i was just fighting with them for adequate care for my father. >> we're hearing from the family of a man who died while in the care of a nursing home in east oakland. i-team reporter stephanie sierra has their plea for justice. she has the story live from our newsroom. steph. >> yes, kristen. the story told in this complaint is sadly a familiar reality among low staffed nursing homes. the allegations accused this local facility of chemically restraining a man for, quote, convenience without any consultation from his doctor. and the lawsuit also claims it was a substantial factor that caused his death.

>> i was hurt, i was scared, like for him, it was just bad. >> kiyomi williams admitted her father, orlando into windsor health care center of oakland following his leukemia diagnosis. it's a skilled nursing facility along fruitvale boulevard on the city's east side. now she's suing them. >> it was a horror movie. >> less than a month after his admission to the facility, her father was found dead in his bed. after what this complaint alleges was reckless. overmedication with sedatives and narcotics. williams allegedly faced untold pain, suffering and injury as a result of the reckless neglect and abuse from staff at the facility, according to the complaint filed in alameda county superior court. >> i was under the impression that it was a 4.5 facility, but when i got there, it was just totally unacceptable. >> on december 14th, 2022, several days after being

admitted, the complaint alleges williams reportedly eloped from the building and his daughter found him by a nearby crosswalk. >> i made a big fuss about it. that's when you know, they start medicating him and every time i come there he was unable to tal. >> the facility allegedly never reported that incident to state regulators, which the complaint claims is required by state law. instead, the complaint alleged the facility secured a physician's order for ativan, a sedative and morphine narcotic, to prevent him from getting away. >> that's basically chemically restraining someone, but it's a it's a very, in compassionate way to deal with people, and it can be deadly, as it was in this case. >> the legal document also claimed during her father's entire stay at the facility, unqualified staff heavily dosed him with sedatives and narcotics without directly consulting with his doctor, which was required by the facility and the physician's order. >> large doses of ativan. that was the ultimate cause of his

his death, and that's a horrible way to die. >> the i-team reached out to windsor health care center of oakland, along with some of its parent companies, for further comment, including the parent company's ceo, billionaire businessman shlomo rechnitz, who owns dozens of nursing home facilities across the state. but we have yet to hear back. the facility is part of a larger network of nursing homes that have been scrutinized in recent years, the complaint alleges. the company presents false representations and manipulates that five star rating system with respect to staffing and quality of care, according to care compare, a federal oversight arm for nursing homes. the facility has a four out of five star rating on medicare's website. >> we've got five current pending cases against him and his facilities, and that's one hallmark in all these cases is that they are significantly understaffed. >> now, we've made additional attempts to reach the facility and its affiliates today following multiple requests last week, but again, have yet to

hear back. and larry and kristen, i do want to mention there was another case out of sacramento county in 2020 that involved the use of ativan and the drugging of a patient, and while that lawsuit did not involve any of the defendants in this case, the outcome resulted in a $42 million verdict. >> stephanie. thank you. now to relief in sight for our heat wave. finally got a live look at one of the hot spots which is walnut creek. >> abc7 weather anchor spencer christian has a timeline for those cooler temperatures. cannot wait. spencer. >> they're right around the corner. kristen and larry, let's take a look at our satellite radar composite image. you can see high pressure, which has brought us this heat wave sort of edging to the east right now, and a trough of low pressure to our northwest, digging down and bringing us the cooler weather that we're going to get the relief over the next few days. but still, until all that happens, we have a heat advisory in effect until 11:00. this evening for the east bay hills, the east bay, interior valleys, santa clara valley, and the eastern santa clara hills. let's move along and take a look at current temperatures. it's hot

inland right now. not quite so hot as the last couple of days, but it's 100 degrees right now at fairfield upper 90s at concord, livermore, up in the north bay, saint helena. so still pretty warm. but as we look ahead, you can see tomorrow a nice cool down, high temperatures inland will be on the warm side, but no triple digits, just a few mid 90s. and then by friday saturday, significantly cooler. i'll have the full accuweather seven day forecast a little bit later. >> kristen chancellor, thank you. in the south bay, where a small business owner is recovering after a violent store robbery, he's determined to get justice. as abc seven news reporter zach fuentes shows us, he's sharing some key evidence in the case. >> the video is terrifying. the owner of dab society smoke shop and cbd pharmacy, shot by masked robbers in his san jose business. his injuries were potentially life threatening. >> about roughly 80 stitches on my body currently and broken bones, of course, my artery was the main artery was shot at, so

there was. i lost a lot of blood, about 35 pints of blood. >> jay patel said it happened around two in the afternoon on july 6th. a man who made him uneasy came into the store. >> i guess that he had seen the watch, the rolex on my wrist based off of the build and clothing, patel believes that same person was one of the masked robbers who came to the store just a couple of hours later, they said, let me get your rolex and i had long sleeves on that day, so my watch was covered. i looked down, i'm like, how do they know i have a rolex on? >> it was just seconds after that a gun was pulled out. >> the gun was about three feet away from me, so i pushed the gun away. and i have a full metal door where my office is in the back room. so i try to run to the metal door and shut the door. he ended up actually just shooting me on the side of my hip, and a shot that patel said has glass worth thousands of dollars. >> those suspects got away with the watch. smoke shops have been a target in san jose just over a year ago, san jose police made an arrest in connection to burglaries at more than ten, the suspects taking stolen cars and

crashing them through the exteriors to break in. san jose police tell us that the investigation into what happened at patel shop is still being investigated, and detectives are still following up on leads. patel is hopeful someone will come forward with information. >> i want these guys caught and i'm very concerned about all the neighboring businesses around me or any other smoke shops back at the store, patel and his manager have already made changes, started to immediately box off the area more, make it more secure, make it visible to people outside. >> what's happening inside while patel is still on the mend, he has at least a six month recovery ahead of him, including physical therapy in san jose. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> the owner of a popular oakland restaurant, he's absolutely fed up right now after his business was burglarized for the seventh time in the last four years. the latest incident happened early this morning. and this is surveillance video from kitchen story on college avenue in rockridge. you can see the burglar trying to pry open a

door unsuccessfully and then run off. the owner tells abc seven news that door is to an office where money and ipads are kept. now, the burglar didn't get away with anything this time, but outside the restaurant you can see some of the damage. kitchen stories. front door was bashed in. the owner says repairing the glass has cost him thousands of dollars every time this has happened, and now he's questioning why oakland police do not patrol this area. >> you know, i really, you know, sick of it because you know, when they call the police, no one come help me. don't we don't even. you know, i'm going to make a report with the police. i don't have no chance to do that. they just say, like, you know, i can do online. what point? >> we reached out to oakland police for response, but have not heard back yet. you have an opportunity to look up crime where you live. we have data showing trends for oakland, san francisco and san jose. the abc seven neighborhood safety tracker is on the front page of abc seven news.com. >> a closer look at the airline industry. federal officials say they'll launch investigations

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least three flights since april, in which planes were at dangerously low altitudes in the most recent case, earlier this month, a flight from ohio to florida flew as low as 150ft from the ground while it was still nearly five miles from its destination. southwest says it's working with the agency and its own team of experts to perform an in-depth analysis and make improvements. >> take a live look at sfo right now. as the department of transportation begins an investigation into what's going on with delta airlines. now, this follows the crowdstrike it outage that affected flights all across the nation last week. and while most airlines were impacted, delta clearly has been hit the hardest. the company admits it's struggling to repair some of its systems. and a company memo delta says it's working to reposition planes and people and expects to return to normal operations by the end of the week. now, today, delta is reporting eight delays but no cancellations at sfo. across the country, an estimated half

million people were impacted by delta's recent delays. another 10,000 flights canceled. >> we might be on a 3:00 flight, or we might be on a flight in two days, so don't really know. >> there's bags everywhere and there's still families just laying on here on the ground. since friday, the crowdstrike outage is described as the largest i.t. outage in history. >> one insurance analysis says it will cost fortune 500 companies alone more than $5 billion in direct losses. happening tonight levi stadium playing host to a pre-season friendly soccer match between premier league power chelsea fc and wrexham afc wrexham has gained huge popularity thanks to their co-owners ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney, and the popular show welcome to wrexham, which you can find on hulu and disney+, and abc seven's chris alvarez joining us live from levi's. with the kickoff set for just after 7:00. hey, chris. >> hey, larry. yeah, that's a great promotion. you got to get that disney plus bundle because he gets so much great content,

including. welcome to wrexham. tonight's match is part of their what they're calling the wrex coast tour. not the west coast or the wrex coast tour as they get ready for their upcoming season. and earlier yesterday, i had a chance to ask players and coaches on the wrexham team what it's like to be such a subject of a popular show like they are. >> yeah, i don't think we think of ourselves as celebrities as such. but you know, i was here before the takeover, in the academy. so to experience the whole change and sort of lived that it's been, it's been a bit of a whirlwind. >> when rob and ryan bought the football club, the one of the aim was to see, you know, could a successful team, you know, transform an area. and i think certainly it's along the way of doing that. you know, you really feel it in the, in the town that, everybody's walking around with a smile on the face and enjoying being part of it because i think everyone is a part of it. >> well, what a cool story of this wrexham team is, is they've gained some popularity. they've

actually moved up in the ranks in their soccer division and larry, i'm told ryan reynolds will not be here. he's, promoting his wolverine deadpool movie that comes out in theaters on friday. also part of our great family. but rob mcelhenney will be here, i'm told, and i'm trying to track him down. so not only am i sports reporter, i'm now celebrity. i'm not going to say stalker, i'm just going to go track him down and do an interview like a celebrity reporter. i guess is what i'm going to do tonight. >> excellent, excellent, inside edition is just calling for you right now, it's going to be a warm night on the pitch, actually, in the south bay. >> i know i know, i mean, the cool down is coming, but we're still pretty warm in the bay area. let's check in with spencer. >> that cooldown is going to be felt more in the daytime weather tomorrow. then tomorrow night will be cooler than tonight, but warm tonight. and here's why. looking at the satellite radar composite image. high pressure. still the controlling factor in our weather, which brought us, of course, the heat wave we've had the last few days. but that low pressure system to our north is digging in and bringing us some cooler weather at the coast already we've got gentle

onshore, not gentle brisk onshore breezes and gusts up to 33mph at oakland right now. so locations near the coast and bay will feel a little bit cooler tonight, but inland areas will still be warm and generally across the entire region. you can see the 24 hour temperature change shows the inland areas, although they're still sizzling, are several degrees cooler than they were at this time yesterday. so the cooling is underway and on we go to current temperature readings 72 right now in san francisco, 78. in oakland we've got 86 at hayward, 90 at san jose, 85 redwood city and 66 at half moon bay. looking down from mount tam right now under blue skies, 91 degrees at santa rosa, 88 petaluma, 85 at napa, 100 right now at fairfield. mid to upper 90s at concord and livermore. and on we go to our forecast headlines. today's heat advisory. it's expires late tonight. tomorrow and friday it will be breezy and much cooler. this weekend will bring us even below average temperatures which will be quite refreshing. but again, we still have this heat advisory in effect until 11:00 tonight. and it's in effect for the east bay hills. the interior east bay

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white house shared some excerpts from his upcoming speech, and the president will say, the defense of democracy is more important than any title. i draw strength and find joy in working for the american people. but the sacred task of perfecting our union is not about me. it's about you. your families, your futures. it's about we the people. i've decided the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new generation, and that is the best way to unite our nation. let's delve into what we can expect from the president's address tonight. >> all right. phil is here with us. phil, this has got to be just so, so incredibly difficult for him. the toughest one of his life, his political career. >> yeah, we're talking about, you know, 48 years being a senator, vice president and president. and basically he's saying he's that he's he's stepping out. he's stepping aside, and he's not stepping aside to do a victory lap. although he hopes to have kamala harris replace him in the white house. we have to be honest, he was pressured out. now this is also coming after a week of isolation because he tested positive for covid. so one of

the things out there, he has to reassure the american people and the world that he's in charge, that he's still in charge, because the question was just how good were his faculties? and so he's coming out to say, i'm passing it, it's orderly. we're in command and we're in control. how political? the statement gets after that remains to be seen. >> yeah. what are you going to be looking for specifically in terms of signs that his health is okay and he has the ability to govern as our president for many more months? >> well, this is going to be a scripted appearance. so we have to be honest about that. this isn't taking the questions. this isn't off the cuff. this isn't, you know, any hardballs coming in off the side. this is going to be a scripted address. it's going to be a toned even. so, you were going to be looking for whatever energy is. some of this is a ritual. we haven't seen a president do this in 50 years, but a president is stepping aside while in office that shifts the entire balance of power, because he instantly does become a lame duck. that's a

fact. by his own admission, there's no question about that. and the emphasis then goes on to vice president kamala harris. but like i said, we are the leader of the free world. the message doesn't just go to america, it has to go out to the world. that's right. >> and i've got to think this speech is both a chance to define his legacy and also to set up his vice president, vice president for her presidential run. >> that would be the hope that would be the hope. but, you know, kristen, this entire episode has been so unusual. his performance at the debate, the attempted assassination of donald trump, the going in on covid, the secluding, the announcement from that seclusion that he was stepping aside and endorsing kamala harris. all of this has been done in a matter of days. it's just or weeks. it's just been it's in record time. it's very unsettling. it's sort of amazing how everyone has rolled with it. you know, it is every we don't have a choice. no, no. but and so everybody's eyes might be glued open wide. but i would have to say that there is an audible sound of

relief from bay area democrats. you know, you're hearing it across the country, and harris has stepped in. she's she's stepping into his campaign, his campaign operations already set up. she's taking over the bus. but the bus is already going down the street. right. >> but now he's going to step into her campaign at least. do you think that's the indication? >> yeah. he said that he would be out there campaigning for her. how much? you know, it was interesting. he. there's a line here between running for office and being in office. being president is a job. and you you do it. running for office is a strain. it is a marathon. it is nonstop. he wasn't up for that. whether he wants to admit it now or he does, but he just wasn't up for that. and that's what the democratic party said. but he can still govern and he can still go out occasionally and campaign. >> well, it's like having two full time jobs if you've got to be the president and campaigning at the same time, and we'll have to see how it all flies, because while all this is going on, you can't deny the fact that what led up to this was the

unpopularity of joseph biden. >> as in recent polling and there. but so he's going to try to rehabilitate himself. but again, it's going to try to reassure us. well, everybody will be watching just to see because it will be his first appearance. >> yeah. and we're half an hour away from that. thank you phil. >> well donald trump is trying to block campaign donations to president biden from being transferred over to vice president harris. his team is filing a complaint with the federal elections officials. the harris campaign says it's raised more than $100 million on its own since mr. biden dropped out during a conference call yesterday. trump said he's open to debating vice president harris, and he backed off calls for a venue change. abc is set to host the next presidential debate on september 10th, following president biden's endorsement of kamala harris in the presidential race. >> merchandise supporting her is now in high demand. a print shop in arizona says they've been floored with orders since sunday. from buttons to shirts to signs, they've been filling dozens of requests. the items either say harris for president

or kamala harris, 2024. now, before mr. biden dropped out the shop says they did not have many orders relating to the election. >> a new initiative by oakland community members aims to get more people to walk around lake merritt. they believe that would revitalize the area and help small businesses. abc seven news reporter ryan curry spoke with organizers about their message. >> a new push to polish oakland's crown jewel. this group is hoping to make lake merritt sparkle with something as simple as a walk. i really am interested in connecting with people and understanding how, as a community, we can make the lake a better place. it's part of the love lake merritt campaign, an effort from several oakland organizations dedicated to making this the cultural center of the city. karen boyd worked for the city for years and is helping organize this campaign. >> we wanted to bring joy and vitality to the lake this summer, and one of the things we thought would be great is for people to walk in community, to be together on wednesdays at

lunch and after work, they will be walking around the lake and they welcome anyone to join them. >> they hope more foot traffic means more people getting to know each other, and more people shopping downtown. >> bring some opportunities lunchtime and after work to be together and celebrate. what's beautiful about this town. >> it's a mission. business owners welcome kenneth tory runs howden market downtown. she says the crime has made people fearful to be in the city, and that means businesses suffer. >> if the street is all blight, there's no people, there's no business. business cannot survive without customer and customer wouldn't have anywhere to shop or hang out. >> the tory says. if more people are out and about, it would change the look of the city. she is running for city council but supports any initiative to help the small businesses that have been struggling. >> i think what, you know, walk oakland's and you know, lake celebrations and all these are happening. it's going to help with that. and we definitely need to amplify that voice, amplifying a voice and changing

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year again. the start of school shopping, back to school shopping. and it's stressing many people out. a lendingtree survey found nearly 3 in 4 shoppers say they're stressed over how they'll afford school supplies. nearly 70% of shoppers expect to spend more than last year, and about 30% say they're unable to afford it. that's up about 5% in 2023. despite that, more than 8 in 10 shoppers say they will take on the extra expense of helping to stock classrooms with needed supplies. and of course, teachers have been doing that for a long, long time, a long time, but so expensive. how much are you budgeting, >> you know, i will say i'm very fortunate to be able to afford what we need, but actually, i don't know that i've thought about anything i need to get at this point. she's still so little. but, yeah, the teachers spend a lot. my dad was a career

teacher, and they spend so much time and effort making sure their classroom is the way it should be. i will say, i think we're going to go to target this weekend and buy some school supplies because we are doing a drive here at the station. so anybody who can help out get some supplies donated to somewhere in your community to help, you know, you really need the basics to be able to learn well, it's so important. sure. >> that's a great idea. yeah donate to schools in your community. >> yeah, and take your kid along with you. that's what we always do, even for christmas shopping. yeah >> they're learning something about finances too. >> yes. right one teachers don't get paid enough. two, they shouldn't have to shop because the kids don't have what they need. so it's. yeah, i mean, tough. yeah. so true. all right. are you guilty of stealth shopping? that's when. kristen. oh kristen reacted immediately. we have a yes. >> what do you mean, stealth? >> that's when somebody makes purchases that that kristen hides from her partner, >> the wall street journal reports 64% of those living with a significant other hid purchases from their partner in

the last year. >> now, the top reasons are impulse buying, guilt and to avoid judgment or criticism. kristen. >> what? >> well, no, you seem to react to it instantly. so i think you should go first. >> no, i was just thinking that a scene in the movie crazy rich asians, when, you know, they did that in a big way? no, my husband's the one who hides his like, bike parts that he buys from me. what is this, another bike part? >> well, it's not obviously not hiding them very well. if you see, you know, their bike parts, right? >> exactly. do you guys see that? >> no. i would never make a significant purchase that i would hide from my wife. and nor would she do the, you know, the reverse. i've made a couple of little goofy little purchases online of, you know, stuff that's not expensive. and then i'll go to my wife and say, you know, i ordered this extra garden hose. and she'll say, why do you need that? but it's not, you know, it's not a big deal. >> garden hose bike part, you know, like strange things. >> come on, larry, you know, just wants to smile and not be called on. i can see that. i,

you know, i, i work hard and i pay for the things i need to. >> there you go. >> why? so there's no hiding, right? no stealth? >> no, i'm not a therapist. but if you're going to get criticism, you might have some bigger issues. >> so yeah. yeah. >> good point. as you guys know, i'm a simple man. i don't buy many things. and so there's really there's nothing to nothing to be secretive about okay. >> so do you buy kitchen pans, maybe this is something to think about because some could be making us sick. yeah, there's a rare thing called teflon flu. you don't want to be stuck with that. the flu like illness can happen after someone inhales fumes from an overheated nonstick pan. the coating can degrade when the pan is heated above 500 degrees. last year, u.s. poison centers reported 267 suspected cases of polymer fume fever. the fda told the washington post that it's unaware of any proof that chemicals used in nonstick cookware are a safety concern. you guys have actually been phasing out my teflon cookware. have you been doing that for

that reason? >> yeah, it's phased out pretty much in our home. but you know, i'm curious how severe can the effects of this be and how long might they last. that's i didn't see that in the report. >> i feel yeah, i feel like it's one of those where yeah, there's no proof yet, but i guess if you can avoid it because you see the little bits and pieces over time that start to come off. >> so during the pandemic, i did go down the rabbit hole and i'm like, i'm killing my family with cooking utensils. so i got rid of all the pots and pans and switched to stainless steel. but i will say there is a learning curve, especially if you're making eggs. yes, it took it took a little bit of figuring out. but yeah, you know, once you know how to use it, it's just a little different, >> open question here. so what's the best? is stainless steel. is it cast iron? is it something else? do we have any. >> i guess it also depends on what you're cooking. yeah. i mean, i settled on again. it was like that i was going to all these different websites and consumer reports and trying to figure out what, what is probably the least damaging to our health.

>> cast iron is good for meats. >> yeah. right. >> so it's very good for that and for the with the stainless steel if you. i love scrambled eggs, but if you spray those, plant based sprays, nonstick sprays, you can scramble your eggs and, you know, you're not hurting yourself or the environment. all right, see, larry, we're teaching you so much. >> i. this is this is why i'm here. just like a sponge to absorb, it seems having friends has its benefits for our health. people who maintain strong friendships and have thriving social circles tend to be far healthier than those who feel isolated. the world health organization recently established a commission on social connection, terming it a global health priority. research. in a new book, the laws of connection, says that friendships can influence everything from the strength of our immune system to our chances of dying from heart disease. spencer's you. you would seem like a man with so many friends. >> i totally buy that theory. i, i thrive on love. no, but on relationships, you know, i have friendships, close friendships.

they go back 50 years or longer and we're still in touch. we still care about each other and still check on each other. it. yeah, it makes me feel like i have a purpose and it makes me feel excited about waking up every day. yeah, yeah. >> is it the same if you have friends in low places? larry? >> oh, wow. god i don't know. that's all i had. >> yeah, that's that's that's all you had. we didn't need that. wow. just just remember i mingle with the likes of stephen curry and brock purdy. that's right. you do, you do. >> i was going to say, larry, you can rent us to be your friends. >> yeah, i thought really, i'm glad i have you guys. >> great coworkers. >> we all i mean, that makes a difference too. it really does. yeah. when you have fun at work. >> yeah, absolutely. >> we have our heart attack was... scary! never want to go through that again. but we could. with heart disease, you never know. so we made changes. green juice. yeah, not a fan. diet, exercise... statins helped.

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chock full of all sorts of artifacts, and many say it looks more like a museum than a home that's for sale. abc seven news reporter suzanne vaughn takes a look inside. >> reporter step inside this home on portola drive and you'll be utterly amazed, even overwhelmed, by an extensive collection. >> you like swords and dragons and basically anything medieval. when the auctioneer came by to appraise the home, he made a beeline for these two and said

that these were the real deal. >> the three bedroom, two bath spanish mediterranean home is now for sale. >> it's listed at 1.2 or $1,195,000. >> the home looks and feels a lot like a museum. >> some things are real treasures, others are just sort of appealing. >> check out the stained glass. >> this is a stained glass door, it was across here. >> the suits of armor. the goblets. >> this is pewter. i would not want to drink out of it. >> the bathroom fixtures. talk about a throne. >> all of his friends know about it. they all come and make a beeline. ask if it's still here. >> the home belonged to a priest, reverend guillermo rodriguez. reverend rodriguez died in his sleep back in april. according to rodriguez trust, all of the things inside his home are supposed to stay here until it's sold. >> he wanted the house when it sold, showing all of his possessions. so people could see them. >> reverend rodriguez was a renaissance man who spoke six languages and was a master artist and painter. he served the archdiocese of san francisco for nearly 30 years. the archdiocese released this

statement today saying, quote, father guillermo rodriguez lived an extraordinary life of service, extending the hand of jesus to the needy throughout san francisco until his death in april at 93, this remarkable priest had a wonderful sense of humor and live by the motto, the greatest sin of all is wasting time. reverend rodriguez's home is a reflection of his love for life and his sense of humor. >> there's a lot of whimsy in here that he wore a beret, drove a convertible, the one of a kind home is for sale. >> reverend rodriguez collection to be seen and appreciated and eventually donated or sold at an estate sale in san francisco, suzanne phan abc seven news. interesting. yep. all right. >> this is so interesting. and i'm so excited for it. it's the marvel movie that's sure to be a hit. >> deadpool and wolverine together. >> the superhero odd couple. >> i've always wanted to ride with. you. look deadpool and wolverine, hugh jackman and ryan

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reynolds and hugh jackman are back as deadpool and wolverine. emphasis on the and people always ask like, how did you get hugh to come back? >> but something in hugh knew that this could be something special. >> it's true. hugh called ryan. >> he had a vision out of my brain was ping, ping ping ping ping. no, no, this is it. this is it. those two characters are a match up. >> so they wrote him in creating a best friend bond between two superheroes with something to prove. >> hi, peanut. i'm gonna need you to come with me right now. >> look, lady, i'm not interested. >> the movie has to be backstopped by emotion and warmth. i mean, it's fun even writing it. we really laid out the story first. and even as tempting as it is, you go back later and do comedy, and you get all that stuff in there. so for us, it's, it's a it really is an emotional journey. kevin feige described it best as the most heartwarming r-rated movie in history. >> yes, r-rated at times. very. people are going to want to probably bring their kids to

this, but i'm not sure i don't. >> i think that's a no or even grandparents like, yeah, and that's coming from the film's dark side. >> boy, this is so silly. there's also a slapstick comedy that feels effortless. >> back in civilian life, i wear a toupee. and nobody knows everybody knows. >> we didn't talk about superhero movies as much as we talked about midnight run in 48 hours and lethal weapon and planes, trains, automobiles, that, that that genre twins of twins, donkey and shrek and shrek, donkey and shrek comes to mind the rest of the cast along for the laughs and the legacy of where this film leaves us on the marvel map. >> the architecture of the movie is like, really strong. it's really supported by these twin colossi of wolverine and deadpool and their relationship, which is so frigging real. and it's not like these guys love

those characters. they are those characters. they've breathed such life into them. >> i waited a long time for this team up. >> and you know, once you're in it, you're in it. you exist as part of this sort of legacy, which is wild. yeah red, yellow, red, yellow pool and wolverine in theaters friday. >> marvel entertainment is owned by our parent company, disney. that's it for abc7 news at four. remember to stay tuned to abc's live special coverage of president biden's address to the nation. coming up next, his first speech to the american people since announcing plans to step away. stay tuned

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