i want to thank t.j. and april and everybody else for coming and hanging out with us right here on "celebrity family feud." i'm steve harvey. we'll see you next time. -- captions by vitac -- area to tonight formally securing the democratic presidential nomination. she becomes the first woman of color atop a major party ticket. and now the question everyone wants to know who will she select as her running mate? good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us here. that official presidential nomination comes two weeks before the democratic national convention. and now likely a matter of hours before she

chooses who she will have join her on the ticket. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone is following that part of the story. and joins us with the latest jor dan. >> i'ma put your seat belt on because the race for president is about to intensify. for the last two weeks it's been harris versus trump and vance. but we've learned that a final pick for her running mate is nearly in. all eyes are now on vice president kamala harris, who is set to announce her running mate on tuesday. the three possible picks getting all the attention arizona senator mark kelly, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and minnesota governor tim walz. >> i got no inside track in terms of who she's going to choose, even california senator laphonza butler, who we spoke with on abc seven news at 3 p.m, said this pick is solely being made by harris. but i do, know for sure that the vice president thinks about the people of this country first. and foremost. and

so she's looking for governing partner who's going to share that priority. >> a thought echoed by nancy pelosi on good morning america. >> not just about who can help win, but who can help serve and lead, and whose competence she trusts. she has confidence in and trust. >> when pressed on walls, shapiro and kelly during her cnn afternoon appearance, pelosi said this tim walz is wonderful. >> he was chair of our veterans affairs committee, the governor of pennsylvania is remarkable and a real star. and i understand mark kelly may still be in the running from what mj said, but as she said, it's a question of who she feels the most comfort level with in terms of governance. >> while governance is important. professors we spoke with believe there is quite a bit to who can best help harris win. >> kamala harris is looking to see which one of these candidates will help. either get

people who are going to stay home to the polls, or get those wobbler voters who weren't sure who to vote for put them in her column. >> harris has spent the weekend interviewing candidates. it's likely she'll announce her pick tuesday, just as she goes on the offensive with rallies scheduled this week in battleground states including pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, north carolina, arizona and ending in that in nevada. that is on saturday. and after that, she plans to head back to san francisco. dan ama, now, back to you. >> all right. as you said, jor. buckle up. it's going to get very interesting from here on out. thanks very much, jerry. well, happening tomorrow a critical vote could change how drivers navigate san francisco roads. the sfmta board of directors is considering a plan that would give them the option to ban right turns at red lights anywhere in the city. most intersections downtown are already becoming no turn on red. under a plan passed earlier in the year, the new proposal would allow the city to expand that to

other areas. they'll be focused on intersections with a lot of foot traffic and a history of crashes. people we spoke with on the streets today have mixed opinions. >> it helps keep things a little more distinct as to who gets to move when it's the worst thing, it will impede the flow of traffic. >> the sfmta says priority areas for the expansion could be parts of the mission and nob hill. they're currently installing these no right on red signs in downtown areas. first both north and south of market. >> we are continuing to bring you stories on the effort to solve the homelessness crisis. as part of our work to build a better bay area. as we've been reporting, these sweeps are san francisco's attempt to move unhoused people off the streets. but tonight, we're getting an up close look at how the city is getting that process done. and the approach seems to depend on which department is running the sweep. the city's encampment resolution team is conducting sweeps with advance notice to

people on the streets and bringing in social workers as they clear camps at the same time, sfpd is doing its own operations with help from the public works department, the police operations don't include social service support for people being moved, but officers are supposed to offer resources. >> we're going to the afternoons now, early evenings, places where there are smaller encampments and where there have been encampments before trying to keep people from camping in those areas. >> all this is in line with mayor london breed's announcement last week. the mayor told us sfpd's policies will be modified based on effectiveness. homeless advocates are pushing back on the city's approach, calling it inhumane. last week, multiple organizations signed on to a letter to mayor breed, the city attorney and governor newsom demanding an end to the sweeps. for all of our reporting around the homelessness crisis, including expert analysis and how we got here, head to our website, abc seven news.com or your abc seven news app. >> all right. let's move now to tonight's abc seven news deep

dive at 11. it's designed to give you some useful, helpful perspective on issues that deserve a deeper look. and tonight it's all about what's going on with the global financial markets. nervous time. right now we're seeing a major rebound in the japanese stock market after it first set up this historic day of losses tonight on the tuesday market, opening a japan's benchmark index is up more than 9%, coming close to making up for yesterday's historic plunge. contrary to the celebration you see at the closing bell, wall street took a beating. today. the dow and s&p both saw their worst percentage drops in nearly two years, and it was a rough day for the nasdaq as well. abc seven news reporter tim johns is here with us with more on what's causing this. and tim, how you should prepare for what's next. it can be very anxious. >> anxious indeed. dan, there's really no way around it other than to say it was a brutal day

for the stock market today. all major indexes took pretty big losses. as you mentioned, there, as fears over an economic downturn grow. but experts say a recession isn't necessarily a done deal. and they think a lot of this is just a correction from asia to europe to the us. on monday, stock markets around the world tumbled, with some, like the japanese nikkei having their worst day since 1987. while the losses were widespread, tech stocks were especially hard hit, including companies like apple, amazon, nvidia and meta. >> a lot of these companies, the magnificent seven and companies beyond that, they're spending a lot of money on artificial intelligence. but the payoff is a little bit further down the road. >> the selloff was caused by a myriad of factors, says economist julia pollack. pollack says some of those factors include weaker earnings over the past few weeks, the expectation that the federal reserve will begin to quickly cut interest rates, as well as the lackluster jobs report on friday. >> the private sector, excluding health care and social assistance, added only 33,000

jobs in this last report and that is well below the 137,000 average between 2015 and 2019. >> despite a rising unemployment rate, pollack says joblessness remains historically low at close to 4%. she thinks despite the panic on wall street monday, the economy will not enter a recession in the near future. pollack attributes much of the slowdown to the fact that the economy soared following the pandemic, with decades high gdp and inflation growth. >> as a result, normalization has looked like a pretty steep drop, but from unsustainable heights. >> those views were also shared by bree mason, a bay area based financial adviser. >> don't panic. stay calm. investing is long term, mason says. >> it's important to remember that stock market fluctuations are cyclical and that overall, the market is still up since the start of the year. and for anyone concerned about their own financial well-being, mason cautions against making any dramatic moves people need to know that there are ups and downs and understanding their

risk tolerance, understanding that their portfolio is diversified and that their investments have goals attached to them that are time based as well as you know, growth based. >> it's really important. >> and looking ahead to tomorrow, wall street futures on the three major us stock indexes show a slight bounce back. that would mirror what we're seeing tonight in japan. the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p 500 are all set to open up around 1 to 2%. i'm live in the studio. tim johns, abc seven news. >> all right, tim, thank you for that. we are feeling the warmth to the start of this month of august. temperatures are going to be climbing tomorrow and it's even leading to a heat advisory for some of us. let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel, taking a look at what we need to know in our 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya. >> ama, it's going to be noticeably warmer away from the coast tomorrow and as a matter of fact, it's going to heat up in our inland valleys. so let's take a look at the heat advisory. it starts at 10 a.m. for the santa clara valley. the santa clara hills, and it runs until 10 p.m. tomorrow. there is a risk of heat related illnesses

in this area. so if you're particularly sensitive, keep that in mind. tomorrow morning at 7:00. it's a mix of fog and clouds. temperatures in the 50s 60s by noontime, mostly sunny skies. and at 4 p.m, even though you'll see occasional high clouds going through, temperatures spike up into the one hundreds inland. 60s coast side still hot inland in the evening hours. i'll be back to let you know if these triple digits will stick around. coming right up, ama. all right. >> thank you. sandhya. firefighters in southern california will be on high alert all night after a fast moving fire turned devastating. today. multiple homes, as you see, were destroyed in the san bernardino area. the flames raced up hills and into homes faster than firefighters could navigate the narrow roads. firefighters stopped the spread by 545 tonight. after a couple of hours, fire burned 54 acres. it's not clear yet how many homes are gone. evacuations are still in place back here at home. >> san francisco no longer marks the spot for x or the company once known as twitter. the new york times is reporting that

elon musk plans to shut the company's downtown san francisco office location in just a few weeks, with workers moving to existing offices in san jose. the times is basing its reporting on this from an internal email that chief executive linda yaccarino sent employees today. last month, musk announced that he planned to move the company's headquarters to texas, where he reached out to x for comment but have yet to hear back. a big ruling could change google's core business. a federal court finds that google holds an illegal monopoly over its internet search, the judge ruling google is in violation of antitrust laws by requiring its search engine to be the default on android, and smartphones. a separate proceeding will determine what remedies should be applied to increase the competition. the justice department also has antitrust lawsuits against apple, amazon and meta. >> new at 11, the michelin guide ceremony for california served up some culinary crowns tonight

at the ritz-carlton in half moon bay. it was the first time the state's event was held in the bay area. all six of california's three star restaurants kept their three star status. that's two more restaurants than new york. if you're keeping score at home. hundreds of other distinguished restaurants were recognized for their impressive work in the world of food. >> it is career changing. it is game changing, career changing for that restaurant. whether they get recommended a bib or gourmand, a12 star and obviously a one star always wants their second or third star. but it is literally game changing for restaurant. >> three restaurants joined the prestigious ranks of two starred honorees. one of them is in the bay area sons and daughters in san francisco on powell and bush. as for the newcomers, three san francisco restaurants are the recipients of their first michelin stars hilda and jesse kiln and seven adams. congrats indeed. >> well, coming up, food festival failure, widespread anger and disappointment from a weekend taco and beer event, our

seven on your side team is uncovering the things that you need to know before you take another bite. >> plus, dirt bikers targeting a top tourist spot in san francisco and other places too. can anything be done? >> and how do you bottle up just the right scent for a dog? one high end fashion brand is giving it a try

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really hard to, get people to attend the event and, and then they definitely overpromised and did not deliver. >> back in 2019, seven on your side found a similar taco festival in san jose, had the same problems and the same organizer. the company behind these events now has another upcoming festival planned in san jose. at the end of this month. the company says they're lowering the entry price and

promising bottomless beer samples, but now charging extra for food. >> some tourists on lombard street were surprised by what they saw when visiting the iconic curvy street. a group of bikers started riding down the crooked street yesterday, and then several of them started doing wheelies on larkin street. the man who recorded the video says the bikers even rode around in circles around a police officer who was there to control traffic. >> i just found it interesting that it would happen with a officer. there are definitely antagonizing. >> this sort of thing isn't just happening there. this was recorded a few weeks ago along geary boulevard. a police officer followed the bikers as they ran red lights. the head of the san francisco police officers association says the department is 600 officers short, and they just don't on the staff to stop this type of illegal activity. california's summer covid surge is still not letting up. wastewater levels are topping previous summer peaks and still rising, cdc data shows covid levels in sewage have been high or very high for

eight weeks in a row, the same length as last summer's surge. one particular subvariant is quickly becoming dominant. health experts say that kp 3-1-1 strain is more contagious and infecting more people who haven't had covid before. hospitalizations are still just a fraction of what we've seen in previous summer surges, but they are ticking up. california is one of 43 states with high or very high covid levels. >> the big portion family sized italian chain buca di beppo is filing for bankruptcy. the chain says this is a strategic move for the future, and it intends to keep 44 locations open. two remain in the south bay in campbell and palo alto. the san francisco location closed in 2017 after 20 years in the soma neighborhood. the company is not likely to close down completely, but it is doing a major restructuring and downsizing for any dog owner out there. >> this one is good. how far is too far to pamper your dog? >> well, dolce and gabbana hopes it's pretty far. the fashion

brand is selling a dog perfume called fifi after the pet dog of domenico police uh- domenico dolce. i should say the scent is described as gentle and delicat, with musk, sandalwood and a floral essence. >> the bottle has a 24 karat gold plated paw print. you'll also get a dog collar with a gold plated doggy paw. it's only priced at $109 a bottle. splurge on fillled splurge on things people will do anything for their pets. >> i know that's true. >> i think we literally people spend billions every year in america. all right, let's talk about the weather forecast and a tropical storm. >> yes. abc7 news meteorologist sandyha patel here. with that sandy. >> yeah. and dan and ama, this is a serious situation in the southeast. torrential rain is soaking the southeast. this is debbie. tropical storm debbie. it made landfall as a category one hurricane in the big bend area of florida. it has crossed over into georgia now, and it is definitely dumping heavy rain, causing all kinds of issues with flooding. tornado watches are going until tomorrow morning.

taking a look at the stats. 45 mile an hour winds moving northeast very slowly so as it continues to crawl. only seven miles an hour. this could become a potential catastrophic storm. parts of georgia and the carolinas looking at anywhere between 10 to 20in of rain, possibly up to 30in in isolated areas. tomorrow morning. still a tropical storm, still near georgia. even tomorroworrow eve. it's going to evening, it's going to take a while before it moves over towards charleston, south carolina, and then eventually weakening as it continues up the east coast. but the flooding threat is going to be along the entire eastern seaboard, but the worst of it in the southeast here in the pacific, it's pretty active as well. right now, we're not looking at any issues with any of these storms for us, but stay tuned in case the swells come up later in the week. we'll certainly see some mid and high level clouds from the storms that are going to be falling apart by then. right now we are seeing a combination of fog and

some higher clouds passing through the region. high pressure is going to start to move westward, and as it does, it'll bring the heat with it. today, many areas cooled off. tomorrow most of you will warm up that heat risk will be in the moderate category for our inland areas. so if you are sensitive, just keep that in mind. and a reminder that heat advisory is going up for the santa clara county area, 50s to 70 on your temperatures right now. live view from exploratorium. you can see the gray skies over the city tomorrow. triple digit heat inland wednesday. still hot inland, mild at the coast and your weekend weather will be breezy and cooler than what we're expecting tomorrow. so tomorrow morning there will be some mist and drizzle near the coast, 50s and 60s to start the day by noontime you're in the 80s inland, and by the afternoon you're already coming up into the 90s and one hundreds. so here's a look at your morning temperatures. 5060s combination of fog down below and higher clouds up above. tomorrow afternoon in the south bay. it's going to be hot. 98 in morgan hill, some parts 94 los gatos

88. in san jose on the peninsula, 87, in redwood city, low 60s here near the coast. san francisco 70 degrees. it will be a warmer day in the north bay. 94 in santa rosa, 89. in san rafael, heading into the east bay 78 oakland 86 castro valley inland areas. this is where the hottest weather will be. as we expect around this time. 98 in concord, 100 degrees in brentwood. accuweather seven day forecast. heating up inland just for a day and then even though wednesday is still hot inland, not quite as toasty as tuesday. temperatures drop on thursday and then you'll notice a little rebound before numbers start to come down, especially the second half of the weekend. going into early next week, when you'll only be in the 80s inl there's a lifetime of dedication.

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