another bay area store next month. this one could leave a serious void in the community. good evening i'm j.r. stone. thanks for joining us. target announced this week that it is closing its lone location in east palo alto. the store is right off of highway 101, in a busy shopping center, and this closure comes with tough consequences for a working class city that has been fighting to change its reputation for years. abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke with the city's

mayor about what's next for residents of east palo alto. >> target isn't just a store, it's a destination. >> well, everybody goes shopping here. everybody is just the go to store. and it really helped us a lot when it came. >> but come september, this target store is set to close. >> losing a name like target with its reputation with its visibility for a city like ours, it's unfortunate. you know. that's the reality. >> east palo alto mayor antonio lopez says he got the call from target on monday. underperformance is what he was told. but when target closes, it will leave just one pharmacy for a city of 28,000 people and few grocery store options. in a city once described as a food desert because now it's a target is closing, then there is no grocery store here in this area. >> underperformance, as you said, is one of the reason theft could be another reason. but generally the changing the e-commerce model that is getting

in it is also changing the way retailers operate. >> business professor balarama rajan says it should not be a shock that target is closing. he says for target to open at this location means there is data to support. it could be successful, but as new business models emerge post-pandemic, companies are reevaluating. >> it's not going to be something that is going to stop at east palo alto, enlarged a pick up places rather than the in-person shopping places. i think that is something also that stores will be looking at for a place like east palo alto, working class community of color has been around for only 40 years, really struggled to preserve and persevere given our proximity to so much wealth, >> it's been a challenge, mayor lopez says the news of the target closing comes as the city has been working on a new economic development plan. >> but he points to the strength of the shopping plaza right off highway 101, making it attractive for commuters. anchored by stores like ikea, nordstrom's and home depot. >> looking at the macro level, we just have to stay positive. we have to go out there and get

those, get those bids, get those stores that want to work with us. and i'm confident that we'll get them in east palo alto, anser hassan. >> abc seven news. >> answer. thanks so much. building a better bay area means finding solutions and following up to see how well they work. tonight we're learning one approach to fighting illegal dumping in oakland may not be paying off. we were there two years ago as the city announced new cameras meant to catch people dumping trash on oakland's streets. a new report from the city's interim public works director found that the cameras aren't working as well as good old fashioned foot patrols from last april through this march, the cameras caught 457 instances of illegal dumping. only 13% led to citations, the report says. many of the incidents couldn't be pursued because the cars license plates weren't clear. public works enforcement officers had better luck issuing more than 500 citations in that same time

period. across the bay, san francisco is doing everything it can to pump life into the downtown area and nearby to break what's often referred to as the doom loop. finding a solution isn't always that straightforward. we saw that today in the tenderloin. today's love fest sf block party brought music and crowds to the streets, with organizers celebrating progress for small businesses. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard talked to business owners who see signs of improvement, but a long way to go, joe. >> one former san francisco mayor, willie brown, cutting the ribbon unofficially ending the city's so-called doom loop, a post covid economic narrative. san francisco is still trying to shake. >> we wouldn't be here if it wasn't interesting, attracted, fascinating, etc. as we love san francisco, we got to enjoy the city. >> it's back. it's moving forward. the tenderloin needs love.

>> adam swig says he believes in the city so much he organized this block party called love fest san francisco to support small businesses in the tenderloin. >> we all love the tenderloin. a lot of us are afraid to come down here. there's nothing to fear. there's great businesses. >> the tenderloin merchants association says the neighborhood is improving. >> signs are basic, cleaner streets, safer streets, less car break ins, less business break ins. >> jorge luna opened this larkin street taqueria five months ago. >> all the messes, they start to clean it and i think it's pretty good. >> but others say it'll take more than a love fest to change the narrative. here in the tenderloin, which still faces a lot of challenges every day. is your business down? yeah. by how much more? 70%. 70%. golden lotus owner hung ho says that's because of all the unhoused people living in the alley next to his eatery, keeping customers away even after homeless encampment sweeps ordered by governor gavin newsom.

>> as far as on the street. some days are better than others. >> justin batiste lives and works in this neighborhood, he says. things are slowly improving and efforts like this block party are a step forward. >> i think any type of event that brings positive energy and influence and positive traffic to the neighborhood is really important. >> in san francisco, cornel bernard, abc seven news. >> we want to turn now to weather and spencer christian spencer. there was some real concern about thunderstorms. i know the weather was nice there, but thunderstorms for parts of northern california. how's the 24 hour accuweather forecast looking? >> okay, well, we did have that concern for much of the day because of moisture building up in the atmosphere. in fact, i'll show you on the satellite radar composite image. we had monsoonal moisture flowing up through the central valley into northern california with the afternoon heating of the sun that created instability. and the concern was that dry lightning could strike and start more fires. well, that did not happen. i'm not here in the bay area or in northern california.

i'm happy to say there was a threat this evening moving over into the northwestern corner of nevada, including the lake tahoe area. there were lightning strikes in that region, but not here in northern california. so let's move along and take a look at what's shaping up for us tomorrow on the 24 hour day planner in the morning fog and drizzle. of course, we've had that the last several mornings, temperatures in the low 60s. by midday, we'll see mostly sunny skies about 84 degrees inland, 72 around the bay shoreline. 4 p.m. the peak of our heating. still mainly sunny, mid to upper 90s inland and upper 70s to close to 80 around the bay shoreline. but by 7 p.m. we'll see the heat easing a bit. we'll see low to mid 80s inland under partly cloudy skies and upper 60s around the bay shoreline. there is some hotter weather coming our way. i'll have that in my accuweather forecast a little bit later. >> jr look forward to that. spencer. now to northern california, the latest on the park fire burning near chico. hot and dry weather has returned to the fire zone that is going to test containment lines built by thousands of firefighters assigned to bring that wildfire

under control. the acreage increased to over 400,000 today in four counties butte, tehama, shasta and plumas. the fire is only 28% contained, 5000 structures remain threatened in what has now become the fourth largest wildfire in state history. some residents are being allowed back into the fire zone to check on their homes, or to find out what's left, linda forrester and her neighbors escaped the fire using remote logging roads when flames crept closer to their cohasset neighborhood, she floored her bronco suv away from a wall of fire with all her pets crammed inside. on friday, she was allowed back to check on her property. >> my home is okay. my little neighborhood somehow survived. i'm just trying to process the they call survivor guilt because it's hard to be at your house and know that everybody else has

lost theirs. >> forrester has been given the okay to return home. she's going to wait a few days before utility crews turn water and power back on. first in the north bay, a rash of tire thefts has left residents in three sonoma cities on alert. these pictures show you how the cars were left. owners have come out in the morning to find their cars sitting on concrete blocks. police are investigating at least 15 cases of tire thefts in petaluma, santa rosa and rohnert park in the last week. the thieves have been targeting honda accords and civics, along with toyota camrys and corollas, all occurred overnight in apartment complexes and parking lots. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. >> don't give up. don't ever give up. >> the unforgettable words of jim valvano's. he launched his foundation to fund cancer research. and tonight in the bay area, someone who has embodied

those words received a special award. also, the surf was up and the paws were down. today in pacifica, we'll take you to the world dog surfing championship and a little later, welcome to the backyard revolution, a look at which bay area cities are embracing the adu as a solution to the housing cri

that helps you get the most for your money, so you can be any traveler you want to be. you can be a free, hot breakfast hero at a comfort hotel. -yes! -that's how you waffle! a romantic weekend escaper at a cambria hotel. or mr. get the party started! heyyyyy!! be a pool lounger. or, a big room relaxer. with 22 brands and the best value for your money, choice hotels has a stay for any you.

stay twice and get a $50 gift card when you book direct at choicehotels.com. gotta get the corners. z's baking the house special. at choicehotels.com. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security, all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this.

the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. switch today for a limited tim. renovation. mayor london breed attended this ribbon cutting event celebrating a future for this beloved place and the city's broader recovery. a party called reinvention is going on now with $5 drinks and go go

dancers all night long. >> cancer can take away all my physical abilities. it cannot touch my mind. it cannot touch my heart. and it cannot touch my soul. and those three things are going to carry on forever. >> that was just part of jim valvano's incredible speech he delivered at the espys in 1993, announcing a partnership with espn and the launch of the v foundation, the goal fund cancer research and save lives. new at 11 tonight in the bay area, one of the people who has been instrumental in helping the foundation fulfill its mission was honored for his work. abc seven news reporter tara campbell was there. >> don't give up. don't ever give up. >> the enduring words of the late jim valvano, the legendary north carolina state university basketball coach and espn commentator. >> we are starting the jimmy v foundation for cancer research.

>> this 1993 s.b. speech is where it all began. jimmy v announcing the v foundation for cancer research in partnership with espn. and on saturday night in napa valley at the 27th annual v foundation wine celebration. his message is still very much alive, along with his spirit at the inaugural espys and got to see jimmy deliver his magical speech. george bodenheimer, former president of espn, honored with the jimmy v spirit award. >> humbled to receive this award. the spirit of jimmy v award. it's, it means an awful lot to me. i love the v foundation and to receive this recognition is truly. >> i'm honored. the night's event pushing the foundation's fundraising total past $400 million, all going directly to game changing cancer research. >> it's a lot of hard work for over 30 years that has grown it to what it is. and all inspired

by that wonderful speech that evening when jimmy v's famous s.b. speech, he said, don't give up. >> don't ever give up. and we really haven't. >> shane jacobson is the ceo of the v foundation and says it takes a truly special person to take home the award, having only handed it out a few times. >> george bodenheimer embodies that. don't give up. don't ever give up spirit. he's given his his heart. he's given his soul to the v foundation. >> what do you need? and she said $400,000. so we're going to give $400,000 right now and helping to drive up those fundraising dollars. >> coach k, mike krzyzewski, the legendary duke university coach, is also on the board of the v foundation. >> jimmy uh- had incurable cancer, but he wanted to win eventually, and so he wanted to fund researchers who would find cures for cancer. and that's that's really the basis of the v foundation and coach k is

confident jimmy v's vision will lead to victory over cancer. jimmy is a coach, was a coach. he had a he had a game plan. and the game plan is working. we just have to keep up with the game plan. don't give up. don't ever give up. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> wow, what a special event there they raised. get this $10.5 million. tonight we'll have a link to the v foundation on our website and you can learn more about its mission, as well as how you can donate. just go to our website, abc seven news dot com. it's back to school time on the peninsula samaritan house volunteers are making sure students have all the necessary supplies for the upcoming school year. the organization held its annual backpack giveaway in san mateo today, 1000 backpacks were distributed to registered clients. they were filled with supplies that were generously donated by local companies and residents. >> the backpack drive has been

in place for over 20 years. this was an add on to our already established programing that keeps families fed, clothed, healthy and housed. >> a couple more thousand backpacks will be distributed in the coming days by organizations that work with samaritan house. all of this to make sure students have everything they need to succeed in class. san jose firefighters completed in a competed that isn't a chili cook off today at the santa clara county fair. all the proceeds go towards the san jose firefighters. burn foundation specifically for their yearly kids burn camp, which is a free summer camp for burn survivors. >> we provide ongoing funds for if they need burn garments, repeat surgeries. we also we just last weekend we hosted our annual kids camp for, burn survivor pediatric burn survivors in the area who are trying to, you know, get that full kit experience. and so we're we're raising funds for next year's camp. great.

>> this is their chili comeback after taking after taking about a decade long hiatus from the competition, there will be a champion belt for the winner to take back to the firehouse. join right now by spencer christian. you know, between the cook, the chili kickoff, the jimmy v event, some amazing things happening in the bay area. absolutely. >> well, you know, but we're known for that, right? wonderful events like that, charitable events. but that are also enjoyable and uplifting and filling. that's that's filling. yes very filling with that chili. that's right. let's take a look at what's going on with our weather. and you can see that we still have a little bit of monsoonal moisture circulating around that high pressure system. that's going to be the controlling feature in our weather for a few days, but not as much moisture as we saw yesterday or earlier today. so the concern about dry lightning strikes has pretty much dissipated here in the bay area and in northern california. overall, it's a breezy outside, but not very windy, and our temperatures right now are running just a few degrees below

this time last night, 2 to 4 degrees below the readings last night. at this time, with the exception of novato, napa and fairfield, which are 7 or 8 degrees cooler than last night at this time, let's take a look at our current temperature reading, starting with san francisco, where it's 56. we have low 60s at oakland and hayward, 66 at san jose, 68, redwood city, 55 at half moon bay. well, oh well, we had a view here, but i guess it's been obscured, perhaps by a little bit of fog. 58 degrees of santa rosa, petaluma 55. we got 62 at napa, 70 at fairfield, low to mid 70s at livermore and concor. and on we go to our forecast headlines overnight. we'll see fog and drizzle near the coast and bay. that's been our pattern during the overnight hours for several days now. tomorrow and monday look for a warm summer pattern. not quite so warm as today, but still we'll see some 90s in our inland areas. but then it does warm up more on tuesday and wednesday as we get triple digit heat in our inland areas. so the overnight forecast animation looks like this. we'll see the marine layer deepening and expanding across the bay and

locally inland. lots of drizzle offshore and much of it will move on land on shore right near the coast and bay, though it won't move inland. and 8:00 tomorrow morning they'll still be quite a bit of that drizzle left out there before it finally dissipates in the low clouds pull back to the shoreline coastline, giving us mainly sunny skies. overnight lows will be generally in the upper 50s to low 60s. high temperatures tomorrow. low 60s coast where there will be some lingering low clouds, but mid 70s around many locations in the bay shoreline and low to mid 80s low to mid 90s rather will be the highs in our inland areas. so it will be warm. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. pretty much the same pattern on monday as tomorrow. little change, maybe a couple of degrees less warm than tomorrow will be, but it will heat up on tuesday and wednesday with inland highs right around 100 in many locations. we'll see low to mid 80s inland, which is pretty warm around the bay. that is. let me back up once more, up to about 100 inland around the bay shoreline. we'll see low to mid 80s, which is very warm for the bay shoreline, but we'll

have a cooling trend at the end of the week, which will be nice and refreshing. and after a couple of days of triple digit heat, we will appreciate that cooling trend. >> it certainly felt good to see that fog roll in, and it was spectacular just to watch tonight. >> it really was. i was up in north of the golden gate for a short time this evening, watching the fog literally roll in over the hills. it was beautiful. thank you so much, spencer. >> okay, still ahead on abc seven news at 11. let's ride. we're going to hit the beach for the coolest canine competition around the sights and sounds of one. the one and only world dog surfing championship in pacifica

have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds.

♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known heart disease and with either obesity or overweight. wegovy® shouldn't be used with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines. don't take wegovy® if you or your family had medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop wegovy® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may happen, including pancreatitis and gallbladder problems. wegovy® may cause low blood sugar in people with diabetes, especially if you take medicines to treat diabetes. tell your provider about vision problems or changes, or if you feel your heart racing while at rest. depression or thoughts of suicide may occur. call your provider right away if you have any mental changes. common side effects like nausea, vomiting,

and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may cause kidney problems. with wegovy®, i'm losing weight, i'm keeping it off. and i'm lowering my cv risk. that's the power of we. ♪ ♪ check your cost and coverage before talking to your health care professional about wegovy®. human friends were hanging ten at linda mar beach for the annual competition. the waves weren't too rough, but the money

situation was. organizers say the competition almost didn't happen because of the rising cost of doing business in the bay area. fortunately, a fundraiser this past spring saved the contest. good times. all around. one of the greatest 40 niners earns a call to the hall, while the giants look to continue the good vibes in cincinnati. chris alvarez is here with a preview of sports. >> hi j.r. coming up in sports, 40 niners. great patrick willis joins football immortality in the pro football hall of fame. while the giants were looking for some late inning magic, could they put together enough offe

went one better friday night, tossing a no hitter for the first complete game of his career. the giants starting pitching beginning to do what it promised earlier in the season could bury kid kyle harrison, keep it up saturday and get the giants two 500 for the first time since may 31st. snell, a fan of the sunflower seeds, getting a well deserved break on saturday. the giants hadn't allowed a run since tuesday until right here it's tyler stephenson deep and gone off harrison. it's one nothing. reds

and reds starter hunter greene allowed just one hit in six innings, struck out 11, including nl rookie of the month tyler fitzgerald twice and the de lasalle product. harrison didn't make it out of the fourth, gave up six runs and four home runs. stephenson, his second of the game, a three run shot, made it five nothing. cincinnati the giants, still looking for some late inning magic. here's hurrah. encarnacion brought up to hit dingers and here goes. his first is a giant out to right center, but too little, too late. giants fall six four, two games under 500, again with a rubber match on sunday. a's and dodgers time for a selfie. hey, banjo man's in the stands. he's still jamming away. good to see him. a's down two. nothing in the sixth. had the bases loaded with no outs. did not score. abraham toro grounds out to former giant nick ahmed to end the inning. it's four nothing la in the ninth and they pour it on. ahmed rosario high chopper darryl hernandez can't handle it shohei ohtani come on down. the dodgers got four in the ninth before

oakland even recorded an out. and then ahmed makes it ten. nothing when her eyes misplays the ball right there entirely. a's lose ten. nothing. but they can win the series. tomorrow afternoon, seven new members of the pro football hall of fame were enshrined in canton, ohio, today, including that guy forty-niners linebacker patrick willis, who was an instant impact player after being drafted in the first round out of ole miss in 2007. the hard hitting linebacker, an all pro selection in each of his first six seasons and was named a member of the all decade team in the 20 tens. >> this is my legacy to my family and to the next generation. i am truly blessed. i once said, if you want to reach the peak in your success, you cannot cheat the grind for the grind knows what you put in. today you heard me speak about my vision. the vision i speak of is not the one we see with our two eyes, but the one we see with our hearts eye that's connected to the main life

source in the universe. strive to see with your heart's eye and in turn fulfill all that is possible. >> congrats to patrick willis! the u.s. olympic basketball team routed puerto rico 103 84. they finished group play undefeated, earning the top seed going into the medal round. steph curry scored eight points. anthony edwards led the way with 26. six americans scored in double figures. they're going to play brazil in the quarters on tuesday. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino j.r chris, thanks so much. >> much more to come on abc seven news at 11. is the debate on or not? depends upon whom you believe where things stand on the potential face off between kamala harris and donald trump, and a man who stole a jackie robinson statue is headed to prison. how much time he'll serve, plus an update on

it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today. campaign trail in georgia with his running mate j.d. vance. on the democratic side, it's a

waiting game to see whom vice president kamala harris is going to choose to join her on the ticket. and there's a debate that is now being hotly debated by the candidates. here's abc's chuck sivertsen. >> donald trump speaking to a crowd of supporters at a campaign rally in georgia on saturday, a battleground state decided by fewer than 12,000 votes in 2020. >> 94 days from now, we're going to win the great state of georgia in an epic landslide. >> the former president, joined by his running mate j.d. vance, who took aim at the vice president. >> she's asking us for a promotion. and i think it's time to say to kamala harris, you're fired. >> just one day after securing enough votes to become the democratic presidential nominee, sources tell abc news, vice president kamala harris is busy meeting with potential running mates, including popular first term pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, a former prosecutor, arizona senator and retired astronaut mark kelly, minnesota governor tim walz and kentucky

governor andy beshear. a rare democrat leading a red state with just over three months until the election, abc's 538 polling average shows a very tight race. harris, up a point and a half over donald trump nationally, shrinking the margins he had over president biden prior to his dropping out in the crucial swing states. harris, now with a slight edge over trump in michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. trump says he has accepted an invitation to debate harris on fox news on september 4th. harris has not accepted the fox invitation. trump and president biden have both accepted an abc news invitation to debate on september 10th. now that biden has left the race, harris said she would keep that commitment to the abc debate. trump has falsely claimed the abc debate is terminated, but the abc invitation to both remains. the harris campaign says trump is running scared and backing out of that debate. harris says she'll be there on september 10th and hopes to see trump there, too. we're doing one with

fox. >> if she shows up, i don't think she's going to show up. >> chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york. >> a federal judge rejected an attempt from donald trump's defense team to dismiss the indictment against him. defense lawyers and the elections subversion case claimed he was prosecuted for vindictive and political purposes. the judge denied arguments, saying trump knowingly made false statements to further criminal conspiracies. this judge will determine which acts remain in the prosecution after the supreme court granted trump immunity. the man convicted of stealing the statue of trailblazing baseball icon jackie robinson at a wichita, kansas city park has been sentenced to 15 years in prison, but the bulk of that sentence is for a burglary committed after the january theft. ricky alderete blamed his addiction to fentanyl for three different acts of criminal mischief. a judge sentenced him to prison on friday. on monday, the city will

debut a new statue funded in part by donations from major league baseball, former yankees skipper joe torre and cy young award winner and vallejo native cc sabathia. a community gathering celebrating the rich culture of lowriders in the south bay today. there was a reception today for the forever cruisin cultura de lowriders. the exhibit features books, magazines and photos documenting the evolution of the lowrider culture. some special cars were parked outside, giving an up close look at the craftsmanship there. you can visit the exhibit on the fifth floor of the mlk library at san jose state. until september 15th. another san francisco tradition delighted crowds today. the yearly boys pool at the exploratorium wowed people at pier 15. this afternoon, the boy, property of noah measures salinity, water temperature and other metrics in

the san francisco bay every year. its sensors are recalibrated and all the marine organisms are cleaned off. that's what you're looking at here. the exploratorium has made a tradition of inviting people to watch it all happen. cool stuff right there. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. can the housing crisis be solved in bay area backyards? a look at which cities are getting on board with the adu craze and their impact. hi, i'm spencer christian. how about some morning fog and drizzle followed by warm afternoon sunshine? i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc seven news

♪ (just one kiss) ♪ ( ♪ ♪ ) with reynolds wrap, cooking becomes so easy you can feel like the chef of your kitchen. easy prep. easy cook. easy clean. reynolds wrap.

neighborhoods that are already established. building a better bay area and making housing less expensive may rely on creating more accessory dwelling units or

adus. abc seven news reporter lyanne melendez tells us which cities are embracing adus and creating what some are calling a backyard revolution. >> reporter just last month, san jose reported the median home price was nearly $1.4 million. that's an increase of 10% from the previous year. >> i couldn't afford to live here if i didn't buy my house, you know, 25 years ago. >> preach to the choir, sister, because many young people or families will never be able to live in san jose. that is unless they consider buying one of these. an accessory dwelling unit, an adu. >> that adu pricing will be much lower than a traditional single family home. >> assembly member phil ting created legislation allowing homeowners to not only build an adu, but eventually sell it like you would a condo and san jose is leading that trend. what i see is that you have your house there and it's so private

beginning here. this is a different world back here. yeah. >> the idea was when we developed the adu, we wanted to make sure whoever lived in the back house had the opportunity to have a lot of space. >> he paid $250,000 prior to the pandemic. for now, he rents out the 500 square foot adu. but he is thinking of subdividing the property and selling it adu and all, to his in-laws, who otherwise could not afford to move to san jose. >> this now gives them the opportunity to actually own in san jose at a lower price point, and also be closer to us, so it's kind of a win win. >> san jose has allowed the fast tracking of adus since 2019, 1310 adus have been built here, literally from start to finish. >> it took four months. >> joyce higashi wanted the extra rental income. so how about, you know, plumbing, electricity, all those all those things they they take into consideration. >> they tell you whether or not it can be done. they came in and

laid the foundation. they did all the trenching for the all the utilities. >> when it came time to deliver the unit, a giant crane lifted the adu over her main house and onto its foundation. it took a total of four minutes. the city of berkeley is expected to allow homeowners to sell adus like a condo. council member rashi kesarwani says it may happen this year. >> it would essentially work in the way that a homeowner's association would for a condo. i actually grew up in a condo. and so, you know, my parents paid property taxes. we had our trash bins. everything was as if we owned, you know, just like a single family home. >> this book is for homeowners who want to build an adu. >> cole peterson is an expert on the process of building adus. he's based in portland, where there are more adus per capita than anywhere in the country. >> so that's kind of the biggest misconception is just like how

much this costs. and then then but then the important thing to understand is like, well, even if it costs $500,000, what's the return on investment? and so in the bay area, obviously, yeah, things are expensive to build, but you can also get huge amounts of rental income from these things. so it might be a very rational investment. >> san jose has received four times as many applications to build adus as san francisco has so far. san francisco has built 937 adus since 2019. the san francisco planning department acknowledged that adus are easier to build in san jose, with large lots more easily lending themselves to modular structures and pre-approved designs. here's one example of the challenges san francisco faces. notice how higashi and kiernan's properties have separate entrances to their adus. san francisco homes usually have no access to the rear yard from the street, and there isn't always room to build them. but the city is allowing

some homeowners to convert a garage into a small adu accessory dwelling units, you're right, are fully independent dwellings. >> so yeah, they have their own kitchen, their own bathroom. >> ryan o'neil is the founder of the website how to adu. he says california is on the cutting edge of the adu movement, 1 in 5 units last year for new home construction were actually adu permits in the state of california. >> that's really exciting because that's incremental homes. it's a lot of housing that wouldn't exist otherwise. >> lyanne melendez abc seven news joined right now by spencer christian. >> it's been a busy couple of days, full of sunsets, fog and we had rainbows and rainbows. the last couple of days. what's to come? >> we're going back to boring weather now. here's a look at the futurecast. overnight we'll see the marine layer deepening, expanding locally across the bay. there'll be lots of drizzle with this, some of it near the coast and bay uh- in the early

morning hours. then it'll go away, of course, giving way to sunny skies, but during the overnight hours low temperatures will be mainly on the mild side, generally mid to upper 50s up in the north bay, then upper 50s to low 60s in the remainder of the bay area for tomorrow's highs. low 60s at the coast, low to mid 70s around the bay. shoreline. low to mid 90s inland so it'll fairly toasty in some inland areas. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. not much change on monday, but it starts to really get hot on tuesday and wednesday, especially inland, where we'll see triple digits in the hottest locations, may even see some upper seconds around the bay shoreline on tuesday. but later in the week, a cooling trend will return. maybe we'll get some more interesting rainbow weather as we get towards the end of the week. with more moisture in the air and cooler conditions, i'm going to search all over so we can show that it wasn't boring everywhere. it wasn't boring. yeah. not everywhere. >> thank you so much, spencer. here's chris with a preview of sports. >> hey jr coming up in sports. we're going to look back at blake snell's first career. no hitter. plus patrick's call to

the hall. the legendary 40 niners linebacker patrick willis dons the gold jacket on hall when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity.

introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today. everything you want is right here (♪)

(♪) the disney+, hulu, max bundle. football hall of fame earlier today in canton, ohio, and as part of the 2024 class, one of the greatest forty-niners to ever play linebacker number 52 patrick willis. there he is in his gold jacket, the former first rounder out of ole miss played all eight seasons in san francisco, was a seven time pro bowler, earning all pro selections in each of his first six seasons. number 52 started in each of the 112 games he played, with more than 1200 career tackles and 20.5 sacks. his stats made him a hall of famer, but he knows he didn't get here alone to the 40 niners organization and the faithful

>> my draft day prayer was to go to a team and give the organization, city and fans my best. when i say it takes a village, it truly does because of all of you. i stand here today honored to be wearing this gold jacket, standing shoulder to shoulder with the great ones in the national football league. i am elated to now know that i would not be simply known as patrick willis, but as hall of famer patrick willis. mr. >> great for patrick willis. brock purdy enters his third nfl season as the unquestioned starting quarterback. training camp is really a chance to push the limits of what you can do on the field. and so far in camp, purdy has a fairly high number of interceptions in practice. not too much of a concern, though, for head coach kyle shanahan. >> always stats are made a big

deal in practice and i know that'll stick out to. and you know we never want a lot of picks in practice regardless of who it is. you know brock's never really had an interception problem. he's he's protected the ball pretty well in this league for his two years. and he also isn't scared to let it rip to if we were really trying to fix that. and if he had had a problem and you come out and that's all we're focusing on and he still has some stats like that, and that's something that concerns you. but that's something i really haven't been worried about. with brock on. and that's why those stats are also something that hasn't bothered me at all. >> happy 47th birthday to tom brady. he's still retired from the nfl. last check the pride of san mateo and seven time super bowl winning quarterback. he's going to begin a new chapter as an nfl color commentator. when the regular season begins in just over one month. last night in cincinnati, blake snell threw the 18th no hitter in giants franchise history, a three nothing victory over the reds. it was not only snell's first no hitter, but his first complete game in his nine year big league career. he'd never thrown a pitch in the ninth inning

before. it was also his first win in a giants uniform. the most dangerous part of the night, though, came when logan webb and kyle harrison dumped water on him during the post game interview as the cooler lid hit him right in the head. >> did you have any idea going to the ballpark that you were going to be feeling just locked in? >> got him. coach hey, hey, it's cold. got him. >> i got to collect my breath. please. do they get a replay of that? that's how you not. you don't do it. they hit me in the head with the dang lid. i mean, you know what? >> i've been with this guy for a few years now, and if anybody has the ability in this day was going to come at some point in time, it's blake snell. and here's your no hitter ball right here blake. >> that is really cool. the chicago white sox lost their 19th straight game today. it's the longest losing streak in the majors since the orioles lost 19 straight in 2021. chicago's last win was 27 days ago on july 10th. the american league record is 21 straight losses by the 1988 orioles, a mark they could

match if they lose tomorrow's finale in minnesota and also their first game in oakland there at the coliseum for three starting monday, the modern major league mark is 23 straight losses set by the 1961 phillies. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino, j.r. chris, thank you so much. >> boy, that is one bad white sox team. a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and start streaming. well, that is it for tonight. i am j.r stone abc seven news continues tomorrow morning at five for spencer and chris thanks for joining us.

i love you. [vo]: confusion. i'll just take your arm. [vo]: pain. worry. and bravery. you got this. [vo]: all in the life... i love you. okay? [vo]: of a child. this is why starlight exists. to bring happiness to hospitalized children when they need it most. because happiness matters.