texas. the headquarters are in san ramon. we just we just. we just moved to a bright, shiny new facility in san ramon. it's really nice. >> just a week after those comments, chevron announces it is moving to texas. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze and i'm larry beil. >> thanks for joining us. after years of speculation, oil giant chevron today announcing it is moving its global headquarters from san ramon to houston, texas. >> abc7 news reporter anser hassan has the details on the move. answer >> hey, good afternoon guys. you can see the chevron sign is already gone. the property was sold two years ago. many of the people that we spoke with say chevron leaving. not a big surprise. they've been hinting at it for years. for decades, chevron has called san ramon home. it's one of the largest companies in contra costa county. it's now moving to texas. >> chevron has been very, very transparent with their headquarters in san ramon that they were going to be leaving candace anderson is the vice sheriff for the contra costa county board of supervisors. >> she says it's tough anytime a

city, county, or the state loses jobs and the tax base. she admits the golden state's red tape makes it difficult for doing business, but says chevron gained from operating in california as well. >> they have fully embraced some of our most stringent clean air requirements in the bay area. our safety requirements in contra costa county. >> in a statement to abc seven news, chevron points to its 145 years in california, stating, quote, we remain committed to our investments in california with our crude oil fields, technical facilities, refinerie, retail stations and renewable partnerships. the richmond refinery, with more than 3000 jobs, will continue to operate and keep the oil supply chain in effect. >> i've seen many changes over the years. i was at chevron and one of the ones that was kind of always hanging over our head was a potential move to houston. >> karl fritzsch spent his entire career at chevron, ten years in san ramon. he believes chevron's move is practical. 7000 jobs already moved to houston, moving corporate headquarters. just the final step. but he says being based in

the bay area had a huge impact on the company's culture. >> the company took on the progressive values in many ways that the bay area had. for example, many people don't don't remember that chevron offered domestic partner benefits to same sex couples before the state of california did. >> this quarter was a little light due to some operational and other discrete items that impacted results. >> chevron missed second quarter earnings expectations friday morning. professor amirah berger says competition from other states is luring businesses away, but she thinks california's green policies aren't the reason for the fossil fuels company's departure. she says there is pressure to boost profits. >> one of the swiftest ways to do that is to take into account the tax base of the place in which you operate, right? those regulatory and tax challenges certainly remain a competitive component. >> chevron will still be here in san ramon for the next five years. corporate park will be converted into housing development with more than 2500 homes. reporting live anser

hassan abc seven news. >> answer. thank you. the bay area council today blames the state's elected leaders and their policies, saying, quote, chasing jobs and employers out of california is no way to run the economy. >> it's disheartening to see such a major company and a mainstay of the bay area and california business community, and economy leave our state. state leadership needs to take notice of this and acknowledge it and ask. the hard question is why do companies feel they're better off in texas or some other state and not in california? >> meantime, governor newsom's office said in a statement, this announcement is the logical culmination of a long process that has repeatedly been foreshadowed by chevron. we're proud of california's place as the leading creator of clean energy jobs and san ramon congressman mark desaulnier, in a way echoed that in this statement, saying, i am disappointed, but not surprised to see chevron's announcement

that it will be leaving san ramon. in many ways, chevron left california years ago. i hope as chevron relocates their corporate facilities, they will keep california's climate goals in mind. >> a san francisco man is offering a warning today after his dog was attacked and killed by a coyote yesterday while on a walk at baker beach. the man says he and his partner were suddenly surrounded by a pack of coyotes and it all happened within a matter of seconds. abc seven news reporter tim johns has the story. >> we are a little lost right now. >> for justin rivard. the past day has been unimaginably difficult. on thursday morning, rivard and his partner were walking their three dogs along san francisco's baker beach when suddenly, he says, they became surrounded by a pack of five coyotes. >> my partner grabbed two of the dogs i was trying to grab peter, the third dog, and one of the coyotes grabbed him before i could grab him, and they took him about ten yards off the beach, and uh- killed him in

front of us, rivard says. >> they haven't been able to find their dog, peter's body. he tells me the whole incident took place in a matter of seconds and has left him his partner and their other two dogs traumatized. officials from the california department of fish and wildlife say they believe coyotes are becoming more aggressive for a number of reasons, one being food and trash left out on places like beaches, and also because the animals are becoming less afraid of humans, a trend fish and wildlife says is important to reverse. >> we want to encourage people to you know, if you see a coyote, don't ignore it. scare it off, use use noise, haze them. >> rivard tells me he wants to share his story, to try and make sure that this doesn't happen again to somebody else. in the meantime, though, he's asking authorities to take action. >> i feel the national park service needs to come out, put signs, explain to people that there is a pack of coyotes here, that they are aggressive. >> the national park service, which runs baker beach, says they did place a sign up near the parking lot entrance

thursday afternoon following the attack, but they also acknowledge that more may need to be put in place. a step that would be welcomed by rivard, who says he doesn't think he'll be able to bring his dogs back to this spot ever again. >> i know they can't bring my dog's life back, but i don't want this to be other people's dogs or like we see today. there's hundreds of children out here. it could be a kid at this point in san francisco. >> tim johns, abc seven news. >> three alameda police officers were in court today charged with the death of a man in their custody. demonstrators held up signs outside an oakland courtroom prior to the arraignment of officers james fisher, eric mckinley and cameron leahy. they're charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of mario gonzales, who died while being restrained on the ground, with one officer kneeling on his back. gonzalez's family wants harsher charges against the officers. >> the facts are there, and, we want to see them charged with murder. you know, they killed

somebody. >> use of force never looks pretty by way of body cam, but that's more often than not. does not yield it unlawful. and so is the case here. >> the defense attorney personally attacked the district attorney for charging the three officers who did not enter a plea. today, all three are on administrative leave from alameda police. a significant new development related to the prosecution of crimes in alameda county. state officials have reached an agreement with the department of justice that allows california national guard attorneys to actually prosecute cases in alameda county. it comes after the arrests of 562 suspects in a six month enforcement surge. governor newsom has criticized alameda county da pamela price for not accepting help earlier. in a statement, price said her office welcomes the help even though there's no record of a large number of cases from the chp surge coming to her office. she wrote since march of this year, the alameda county district attorney's office has received

only 11 cases identified as chp surge cases. >> a terrifying flight today after a plane goes down in a rural part of san joaquin count, about 40 minutes southeast of livermore. the pilot was the only one on board. abc seven news reporter lena howland live at the concord airport for us now, where that plane took off around 8:00 this morning. lena, what else have you learned? >> well, this really is a miraculous story. i just talked to the pilot on the phone earlier this afternoon. and while he says that he does have some back pain from the crash, he says he is okay and as we're about to show you, he was able to walk away from the scene of the crash without any help. see you later for we'll see you all clear in concord, when a single engine cessna 150 took off for a flight around eight friday morning, but within an hour and 20 minutes, something went terribly wrong. the plane went down about 40 minutes southeast of livermore in san joaquin

county. it happened near the intersection of mines road and terryville creek road. the plane flipped upside down. the pilot seen here getting out of the plane on the backside of the left wing. as alameda county firefighters arrived to help, but in just shorts and a t-shirt, he was able to walk away from the crash site without any help. an instagram account linked to the pilot features numerous videos of a plane with the same tail number as the one that crashed on flights in arizona, where the pilot lives. he writes that he purchased the plane last year and started working as a certified flight instructor. after leaving the san francisco police department in 2022. >> it's amazing this guy walked away. >> richard hodge out of oakley says this pilot is lucky to be alive. we showed him the video as he was having lunch at the concord airport, and he says he's been through the same thing. after crashing a glider plane in vacaville 45 years ago. he still uses a cane to this day as a result of the crash.

>> just amazed. you know, most crashes don't don't end that way. mine i was i was knocked unconscious. i broke my back. i had to be transported by ambulance. he he's able to walk away. that's pretty amazing. >> no other passengers were on board the plane. both the faa and the and the ntsb are investigating this incident. it will likely take some time for that crash site to be cleared from that rural part of san joaquin county. live in concord. lena howland, abc seven news. >> it's going to be a tough weekend for firefighters battling the enormous park fire north of chico. the area is expected to see thunderstorms, which could send flames into new areas. the park fire is already the fourth largest ever in the state. it's now at 400,000 acres. containment is at 24%. fire crews are putting their efforts on corralling the blaze in the mill creek area. it's full of canyons, which makes it especially dangerous for firefighters. you can track the

park, fire and other wildfires across the state, as well as air quality with our interactive wildfire tracker. just go to abc7 news.com/fire map. >> coming up on abc seven news at four. a big commitment from the federal government to finally bring bart into san jose and santa clara. a game of musical chairs of sorts. the backlash over a plan to keep the unhoused away from a north bay business, and a bay area bed and breakfast, getting some big national attention. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. increasing clouds and humidity heading into the weekend, and even the possibility of thunderstorms. i'll be back with a look at the forecast when ab when you have moderate to severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch.

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committed $5.1 billion to complete the long awaited line to san jose and santa clara. it's the largest amount the federal transit administration has ever given to a transportation project on the west coast. yet it's still $700 million less than what bart requested to finish the six mile extension. local transportation officials say they will find the missing funds. >> we're going to continue to speak to our regional and state partners for additional funds to bring this home. >> the valley transportation

agency hopes to open the new bart extension by 2037. it would add four new stations between berryessa and santa clara. >> now on to another chapter in a story we've been following that pits a business owner against a homeless encampment. >> today, a marin county judge stopped the business from blasting music to annoy unhoused residents. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has more from san rafael. >> yeah, that is loud. >> earlier this year, the sound of classical music was blasting from this security camera pole in the direction of this san rafael homeless encampment where bruce gaylord lives. they played 36 hours of music. gaylord said the decibel levels were too high to sleep. >> the first night i got half a night's sleep. the next two nights i couldn't sleep at all and ended up in the hospital. >> you are trespassing. please leave the area. >> the sound coming from nearby east bay tire shop. some believe it was a way to get people to

leave the encampment. yeah, peaked out at 118db. gaylord went to court in may and was granted a temporary restraining order to stop the music. and on friday, a marin superior court judge granted gaylord's request for an injunction until a trial date, which says defendants are not to play music from any speaker or sound system outside their store between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. >> it means that that business owners cannot break the law to harass unhoused people here in marin. >> east bay tire declined to speak to abc7 news on friday, but told us last may the sound machine was a way to deter activity spilling over from the camp from illegal drug use to prostitution, managers said the music was not intended to drive out camp residents, instead, it was about keeping employees safe. >> we have guys get here at 530 in the morning. they're all by themselves. we do 24 hour roadside service, so technicians show up in the middle of the night to grab a tire. it's three

in the morning. they're alone. >> in the wake of governor gavin newsom's executive order directing state agencies to clear homeless camps, it's unclear what the future of this camp and others will be. for now, bruce gaylord says he's staying here, looking forward to some quiet nights ahead. >> the judge, doing a nine page statement was very thorough and i appreciated him very much for what he did. >> in san rafael, cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> a berkeley nonprofit is recovering after thieves broke into its offices wednesday night. surveillance video shows a man kicking down the front door to the multicultural institute on seventh avenue near university. a second person also broke in, taking computer equipment, petty cash, office items and food from the pantry. no one was injured, but the office was closed yesterday to clean up the mess and repair the door. the multicultural institute serves immigrant families in berkeley, richmond and redwood city. >> san francisco's oldest craft

brewer is putting out a foul smell. it's not the hops. it's from old wastewater treatment tanks on the anchor brewing company property. this, according to the san francisco chronicle. sapporo, the previous owner, cleaned the plant after it was shut down, but the tanks were not decommissioned and the water kind of festered. anchor brewing's new owners have since demolished the tanks they're cleaning up the sediment, and they say the odor should be gone within a week. well, today is a landmark day for a piece of san francisco history. the cable cars turn 151 today. a man named andrew halliday introduced that first car back in 1873, ran down clay street in nob hill. the cable car system has survived closures, earthquakes and fires. there are now only three cable car lines, though, down from more than a dozen routes back in the 1800s. wouldn't it be nice if you could jump in a time machine and just be there, like 1875 and see him rolling out for the. you know? yeah, first few times the horses alongside you

get to come back, you know, just to see it. you don't have to stay there. but you know, just to know i think you should stay there. you think i should stay there? yes oh, boy. >> sandhya, welcome back from vacation. >> nothing ever changes, danielle. >> i was just going to say larry and kristen. there's a lot of love in the room. thank you for the. the. welcome back. let's take a look at live doppler seven. everyone good afternoon to you. we do have a different scene here in the bay area. notice all the cloud cover. also notice right around the gilroy area live doppler seven is beginning to pick up some moisture. this isn't hitting the ground, but it's all in association with monsoonal flow that is moving into california. it's evaporating before it hits the ground here, but we certainly have been seeing some rain, along with thunderstorms in the sierra and parts of southern california. now, as we take a look at the wider picture, high pressure in control of our weather, drying up that monsoon flow from the desert southwest that is going to bring in the possibility a very low chance, 5% chance that

we may see an isolated thunderstorm between today and tomorrow morning or a few showers. so here's a look at the dew points. certainly increasing the dew points in some areas right now 64 degree dew point. that's a little sticky in san rafael, 60 in oakland, palo alt. so if it's feeling muggy to you, that's why as we take a look at our air quality, it's good to moderate outside. but near the park fire just north of the chico area, northeast. there we are looking at sensitive poor for sensitive groups in terms of the air qualities to moderate in that area. so definitely impacting the air quality there. live view from our emeryville camera. and you can see just a real shallow fog layer there. 66 in the city, 69 in oakland. it's in the 70s from hayward to san jose, redwood city, a live view from sfo camera and seeing that fog out there as well. the hot spots right now in the 90s from santa rosa to fairfield, concord, 94 degrees, petaluma and napa in the 70s. live view from san rafael. camera. seeing

some of the mid and high level clouds tonight. tomorrow morning it's a very slight chance of a few showers or a thunderstorm this weekend. hot inland, comfortable at the coast and early next week our summer heat continues as we go. hour byht. e cloud cover across the region that monsoon flow continues. best chance of showers and thunderstorms will be north and east of us, along with southern california, but can't rule out a shower or two. a few sprinkles around here, so just keep that in mind. your morning temperatures will be in the 50s to the 70s. mild to warm out there tomorrow afternoon in the south bay. you're looking at 89 in san jose, 95 degrees in gilroy on the peninsula, 80 in palo alto, 63 in half moon bay, downtown san francisco, 70 degrees. and in the north bay, 95, in santa rosa. so feeling the heat 91 in san rafael, heading into the east bay. 78 oakland 85 castro valley. inland areas will be in the triple digits around fairfield, pittsburg, antioch, 98. in livermore. accuweather seven day forecast hot inland, mild at the

beaches. temperatures do back off a little on sunday, holding monday and then the heat is back tuesday into wednesday before temperatures drop off closer to average by the end of the workweek. kristen. larry. hot weekend? >> yeah, it sounds better just because it's coming from you. >> the forecast. thank you. >> earth, not spencer christian. no. >> spencer. no, i didn't no i don't no i didn't didn't want you to tell me the weather the junior meteorologist. >> oh yeah. yeah yeah yeah, i get it. >> we move this along. >> all right, in australia, they are trying a pretty novel approach to peanut allergies. feeding the nuts to babies. it's part of an experiment at ten australian hospitals. instead of strictly avoiding peanuts for babies with allergies, medical researchers are instead feeding them daily doses of peanuts. researchers believe the therapy can help kids overcome the allergy with exposure that builds up. in the us, about 2% of children have a peanut allergy coming up, a big win at

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you can grow year round, it's got plenty of waterways to choose from, whether you're on the estuary in oakland or you go down south to the redwood shores, you know, started my adult life in oakland. >> i drove across the country, after college at age 22, to chase my olympic dream there. and, you know, i found both success in my sport, but also, kind of a home away from home, living in alameda, working in san francisco, you know, training on the oakland estuary, alameda estuary, you know, i've fallen in love with the place. >> i'm just so happy we get to bring something positive back and something that, you know, the bay area can be proud of because did many, many miles up and down the estuary, you know, going under the jack london bridge or over the jack london tunnel and under the park street bridge, and lots of exploring in the oakland hills. >> what a story. these four men, they've been rowing together as a team for about a year. >> congratulations. all right. a new jobs report and what it

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says there is no tsunami threat from the earthquake. >> all right, now on to the presidential election. and vice president kamala harris has officially locked up the needed delegate votes to secure the nomination. >> abc news reporter morgan norwood has a look at what's next. >> kamala harris is now the first black and south asian woman ever to secure the top of the democratic party's ticket. now, all eyes on who she'll pick as her vp candidate. vice president kamala harris is officially the democratic presidential nominee. the announcement after she secured the magic 1975 votes from convention delegates. harris marking the moment with the virtual announcement as your future president, i know we are up to this fight and when we fight, everyone will say in unison, we win with harris now officially on the democratic ticket, sources say the search for her vp pick entering its final phase, with harris narrowing down the shortlist herself, which includes pennsylvania governor josh shapiro along with several others. >> m>> mark kelly, democratic

senator of arizona. also on that shortlist, tim walz, governor of minnesota. also on that list, j.b. pritzker on the list. >> meanwhile, president joe biden says he's spoken with vice president kamala harris about her search but deferred to her decision when asked about qualities the vp candidate should have. i'll let her work that out. new fivethirtyeight polling numbers show harris and former president donald trump are in a razor thin race. harris, with 45% support compared to trump's 43.5 key swing states, also virtually tied and pennsylvania harris at 45% and trump at 44.5. and in georgia, trump with a one point lead over harris. as this race narrows, trump preparing to spend the weekend on the campaign trail with the rally saturday in georgia. and after telling his supporters that he would debate vp harris trump on fox business, appearing to question whether he might debate. >> i mean, right now, i say, why should i do a debate? i'm leading in the polls. >> and harris is expected to announce who her running mate will be by tuesday. from there,

she'll take her vp pick on the road, focusing in on swing states. morgan norwood, abc news, new york. >> and another group coming together online to support the democratic candidates. today, jewish americans for kamala harris staged a national virtual rally, organizers explained why their group's support is very important to harris. >> our voter turnout rates are higher than the average voter by about 10 to 15%. second, it's because of where we live in battleground states and swing districts that will decide the majorities in the house and the senate. and third, because we overwhelmingly support democrats. >> today's event was the latest in a series of virtual rallies held for harris since she entered the race. analysts say they've raised millions in campaign cash and have helped drive grassroots support. >> us labor market cooled off far more than expected last month, and now that has investors concerned as the federal reserve tries to balance

inflation, unemployment and interest rates. some are wondering now if the fed is too late to get the economy into some sort of a soft landing. abc news reporter zohreen shah, with a closer look, investors are getting a little bit nervous. >> the latest job report shows that some employers are actually slowing down. how fast they're hiring. a strong selloff on wall street today after a weaker than expected jobs report showing employers are hiring at a slower pace, 114,000 jobs were added to the workforce in july. that is way below expectations and well below the trend of 215,000 new jobs per month over the past year. >> what we're seeing, though, is that red hot job market that had sustained this economy for so long is really dramatically cooling off the pace of hiring has slowed down. >> another concern the unemployment rate ticked up 4.3%. while that's still historically low, it's the highest it's been since october. the question really is, is one of are we worried about a sharper downturn in the labor market. >> so and the answer is we're

watching really carefully for that. >> the fed now likely cutting interest rates to encourage stronger job growth. >> so there's about 100% certainty on the part of wall street that the fed will hand us our first interest rate cut since the pandemic started. at their september meeting, some economists today, fearing the fed made a mistake in not cutting earlier this week given the slowdown in jobs, the president released a statement today saying today's report shows employment is growing more gradually at a time when inflation has declined significantly. >> zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. >> well, that report led to a broad sell off on the financial markets. the dow dropped more than 600 points, or 1.5%. it had been down more than 900 points. the nasdaq down sharply as well, nearly 2.5% in the s&p 500, off nearly 2%. >> the justice department is now targeting tiktok. a lawsuit filed today accuses tiktok of collecting and retaining data from children in violation of us privacy laws. that includes accounts in the apps kids mode.

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backlash, the ad shows a father who's helping his daughter write a fan letter to track star sydney mclaughlin lebron, and he asks google's gemini chatbot for help in writing the letter. a lot of viewers called it gross and lazy, saying it shows the bleak side of ai that will suck the humanity out of tradition. well, it was well written sentence right there, but it sounds like i wrote that. i know it's very strong. i'm not. i'm not sure which side of this i'm on because i'm fine with. let's teach our kids what resources they have available to them. sometimes you sit down there and

you don't know how to get started, but on the other hand, i would like to, you know, the child to be able to write, you know, just write down their own thoughts. i don't know, leon. yeah. >> call call me old fashioned, but you know, i love when people take this handy little tool that we see right here. it's called a pen. >> oh, wow. >> i love when people write a letter or a thank you card. to me, it's so meaningful, you know, can we talk christmas cards? but anyway, yeah, call me old fashioned. i still write letters and. and i still, you know, say thank you to people using this. >> i'm guessing the daughter, i mean, the fictional daughter in that fictional ad may write it out by hand that maybe it's just the content that the dad is asking the ai to like, you know, for how do i, you know, how could she get started? what are some ideas and she call imagination to. yeah. i mean sometimes people get stuck. >> well, leon, i'm glad. i'm glad i was. you never had you as my teacher. yeah >> we wouldn't get a's, that's

for sure. i wouldn't be in the back of the class not talking. yeah, i'm right back there with you. all right, rap legend flavor flav, is that right, flavor flav? flavor flav okay is again helping to keep the olympic dream alive. this time, flav is helping olympic discus thrower veronica fraley. fraley posted on x that she was struggling to pay the rent so soon after flav. i got you and paid her rent. wow. fraley also started a go fund me page that has raised almost all of her $20,000 goal. i think we can all agree that that one's a yay! >> absolutely awesome. >> i got a chance to meet flavor flav at the nfl honors ceremony at the super bowl in las vegas, and we were best friends in like, 10s. and i thought, i thought, well, we've really connected. and then he went down the line and then connected with like 100 other people that he's doing it like that. >> so you weren't that special, larry? >> clearly not clearly not. i thought i was for a few seconds

and we were really, you know. >> but larry, this raises a good point about how, like, you look at olympic athletes, some are quite wealthy because of their excellence in their sport, and others make nothing from, you know, in their sport. >> yeah, i guess he also funded the water polo team, which is it's cool that he's using, you know, the money that he has to help others. that's fantastic. yeah, yeah. >> and the power of social media. >> absolutely true. flava flav all right. time magazine has come out with its list of the world's 100 greatest places to stay. and visit. one bay area location is high on the list. it's mine plus farm. that's a gurnville in that also grows its own cannabis. guests are greeted with local wines, cheese and pre-rolled marijuana to smoke on the grounds. there's also an elevated experience that includes dinner with cannabis in the ingredients. >> okay, but do they do brownies? >> i would think that that would be high on the dessert menu are high. yeah, you know, i'll take the wine and the cheese. >> yeah. >> so i mean, i don't know, is

this. no. i'm just thinking, would this be really that popular or is it just, you know, the hook is okay, well, you know, you can have marijuana stuff there. >> oh, maybe it's popular with a certain crowd. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, i think so. i think it would attract, you know, some people, some people, they could do it at home too. yeah yeah, yeah. >> i just know if it's a russian river valley, it's going to be expensive. i, you know, i mean, that area i feel like everything is pretty pricey. so, you know, you heard him say elevate it. when i hear the way word elevated, i get a little scared. yes. yeah. >> expensive. >> yeah. maybe >> yeah. all right. how far would you go to find a date? one philadelphia man rented a billboard. 28 year old dave klein says it appears to be working. he's already received hundreds of messages. see? look at that. he can cook. he has normal hobbies. he owns a cat, pictured and bought this billboard. >> are very creative.

>> the childless cat man. >> okay, it's just supposed to be funny for the most part, but i'm not going to lie that the added benefit is that girls are messaging messaging me first now, which is great. >> so the billboard includes fast facts. you know, right there, yes. i think the fact that he can cook and has normal hobbies will get people. sure, sure. what do you think? >> okay, okay. could i just say something here? it sort of bothers me when people, you know, when guys can cook, right? and then the mother in law says, oh, my god, he's such a catch. he's wonderful. he can cook now. nobody ever says that about women. am i right? they assume everybody assumes we can cook. yeah. >> good point leanne. >> i mean, are you are you with me? larry, do you cook? >> i don't danger of danger. i know, i just see this is a three against one fight, and there's no point for me to engage in this. >> i, i just want to hear more

about that little pen thing you were describing earlier. i haven't seen one of those in a while. >> look at clicks to wow, wow. >> nothing but the best way. >> magical. yeah. >> see if you don't need a pen. if you rent your own billboard. >> yeah. there you go. yeah. pretty creative what he did. >> yes. >> can we get out of here? >> yes. gemini. did he ask gemini for? >> comes after me. all right. call leaffilter today. and never clean out clogged gutters again. leaffilter's technology keeps debris out of your gutters for good. guaranteed. cal it's time to get awayy, or visit leaffilter.com. and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much...

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american community to people simply passing by on the street. abc seven's spencer christian found they cover a broad range of topics, including climate change. >> no matter you know where it is, everyone's ancestors goes back to the land. ours happens to be here. >> they are the voices of indigenous peoples from the greater bay area and beyond. and more than echoing the past, they're laying claim to the present and to their place in the tapestry. that's become california. >> absolutely. one of the main missions of this uh- project, uh, is bringing the voices forward. we are still here. >> we first met curtis bassendyne earlier this year when she unveiled an exhibit at san francisco's deyoung museum called contemporary indigenous voices of california's south coast range. it's a composite of

photography and oral history. >> my native name is coyote woman. in the chumash language asked me now bassendyne has received a grant from san francisco's art commission to expand elements of the project into an outdoor poster display stretching down market street. >> so it just seemed really good to take it away out of a gallery situation and make it a street gallery so it was really exciting to have it all across the opportunity of having it all across the market street. >> the posters are integrated into muni stops, where riders and passers by can experience them. the messages educate about issues from native land rights to climate change, and they mirror the voices included in the original deyoung exhibit for indigenous people. >> climate change is really the desecration and the depletion of our mother earth. >> karen aguirre is the chairwoman of the tamien nation, based in the south bay. >> i think it's important because it gives us visibility and lets people know that we're we're living indians. we're we

continue to survive and thrive, we've always been here, but we walk among everybody else. the outdoor show is titled we are still here. >> the posters will be on display along market street between stewart and seventh streets. for the people displayed, and for photographer curtis bassendyne, it will be a chance to reach new audiences, people who may never have the opportunity to view them in a formal exhibit. >> it just seemed like an amazing opportunity. how often do you see indigenous representation up on the main street? it's there, you know, in san francisco, spencer christia, abc seven news. >> the art will be on display through september. >> the impact of climate change no longer makes air conditioning a luxury, but a public health and affordability issue. a recent harvard study found that by 2050, at least 70% of the population in some countries will need air conditioning. right now, just 8% of the world's population has ac in the us, that number is close to 90%.

and despite that number, there were still more than 2300 heat related deaths last year. >> we're going to need some air conditioning this weekend, especially if you're inland. >> if you're inland, yeah, for sure. let's check in with sandhya now and see how those temperatures are heating up. >> yeah, we're going to be in the 90s and one hundreds this weekend. kristen and larry, let's take a look at live doppler seven right now. tracking the monsoon flow. thunderstorms in the sierra. some moisture is beginning to move in our direction. we do have red flag warnings for parts of southern california and northern california, as a threat of dry lightning could trigger some thunderstorms, the dry lightning could trigger some new fires. excuse me. certainly with the hottest july on record for many cities, this is a big concern as we go hour by hour this evening. still in the 90s at 550 by 8 p.m. warm inland. but you'll notice all that monsoon moisture continuing going into tomorrow morning could see a few showers. it's a 5% chance for isolated thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. getting hot again. you will notice those 90s and one hundreds inland, but don't worry, the coast is going to

remain comfortable in the 60s. so here's your accuweather seven day forecast if you want hotter. tomorrow is your day. a little cooler on sunday and then really in a holding pattern for monday before temperatures come up again into the triple digits by tuesday. kristen. >> hi sandhya, thanks so much. monster jam is back in the bay area and this is one of the top attractions this year. it's called sparkle smash, a six ton unicorn monster truck complete with an inflatable tail. it will join more than a dozen other monster trucks at the oakland arena on saturday and sunday. the monster jam will move to sap arena in san jose next weekend. >> i thought you were going to do the sunday, sunday, sunday? >> no, i was leaving it up to you. >> that was so good. trucks are never mind. >> new movie all about getting creative. >> grown ups think that you need to like sacrifice your creativity and your sense of fun. >> it does mess with your creative juices. it does mess with your imagination. >> a popular children's book

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seven news at 11. harold and the purple crayon is a new film version of the beloved 1955 children's book. it's now in theaters. it's all about a crayon that can actually draw things into existence. really

cool concept reporter george pennacchio, from our sister station in los angeles, has our preview. >> do you know what brought you to life? it's what your crayon has made of the most mysterious, powerful, extraordinary stuff on earth wax. pure imagina >> harold and the purple crayon has been a favorite book for families for decades. written by crockett johnson, the story is one that preaches the importance of creativity and the immeasurable power of our imagination in this big screen version, zachary levi plays the title role. >> one of the big takeaways from the movie and what we try to instill in it. it's a matter of, you know, really embracing your creativity, your imagination and valuing yourself, believing in yourself. >> and that belief should be encouraged at any and every age where those pies come from. >> harold made them? >> okay, well, pies are not

breakfast. >> okay? i'm gonna pretend like i didn't just hear what you just said. pie is definitely breakfast. >> zooey deschanel and lil rel howery are part of the ensemble cast. >> grown ups think that you need to, like, sacrifice your creativity and your sense of fun at the altar of, like, being responsible and grown up and all those things. but you don't have to. you can still maintain that childlike sense of wonder and creativity, and also be a grown up at the same time. >> what were you thinking? >> oh, no, honestly, i don't do a lot of thinking. >> true, when you decide to just take everything all too serious, it does mess with your creative juices. it does mess with your imagination. honestly, does. i think it doesn't help you. you know your will to live the film, like the book, reminds us that life is colorful and complicate. >> well, this little guy can make whatever i want. neutra. >> it allows us to have more patience and grace with each

other and with ourselves when we can accept that we're all a little complicated and we're all of different colors, not just literally our skin colors, but like the hue and the energy that we all bring into this world. we're not all the same. we're we are all light. we're all from the same source. and we all have far more in common than we have not in common. but we're all different hues of that light. and i think it's important that we recognize that, that we honor that in each other. >> harold. and the purple crayon is in theaters now. george pennacchio abc seven news. >> all right, that's it for abc se and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages.

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