for joining us. i'm larry beil and i'm kristen z. >> more problems for unhoused rv owners in san francisco. still looking for a place to land? >> yeah, they were asked to leave one location. they ended up at the pomeroy community center parking lot, where now that's creating problems for employees and visitors as part of our efforts to help build a better bay area, we continue to look into concerns involving the homeless. >> all across the bay area. we've certainly done a number of reports on this situation here with the rvs and also in other communities. >> yeah, it's been an ongoing problem and solutions are not that easy. abc seven news reporter luz pena is in studio with us. you've been covering this story. i'm not sure if the whole piece is ready to roll yet, but give us the latest on what's happening. >> yeah, well, the rv residents are now parked outside the community center where previously they were previously on winston drive. and here's the backstory. last week, sfmta began implementing a four hour parking restriction on winston

drive, which meant many of these people who lived in rvs had to find another place to park to avoid getting a ticket. many of them are now parked on zoo road, where the center is located, inside san francisco's largest recreation and rehab center for developmentally disabled children and adults. creating a safe space is what staff members here strive for, but lately, they're growing concerned by the number of unhoused people in rvs parked outside access to the sidewalk, you know, and they're blocking the ramp a little bit. >> we have two accessible ramps on that side, and it's just been a little bit more difficult to access them and parking spots for our staff. i think we've lost about 25. >> gillian flannery is with the center and showed us one of their main accessible entrances. >> we had a fire drill on tuesday, so we tested to make sure we could all get out. >> last thursday, sfmta began implementing a four hour parking limit on winston drive, forcing multiple rv residents to look for other locations to park long

term. many moved to zoo road, where the center is located, and the only parking rule is to move during street cleaning. one of them is yamilet lira. cuanto estas aqui? how long have you been here? >> como otro dia? mas o menos? >> eight days or so. yamilet has lived in this rv for three years with her two adult sons. they moved from winston drive to zoo road and like it here. >> we would like for them to let us stay here. >> she said. the city did offer her shelter, but she refused. she said after an accident she needs her family close to her, cannot live on my own. the center says they have compassion for these families and even offer them to be part of their thursday food pantry, but they want the city to find a solution, compassionate plan that both will benefit uh. >> the pomeroy center and the rv residents. >> in a statement, the mayor's office said the rvs should not remain along zoo road and added in part the mayor's office is

actively working with city departments, including sfmta and hsh. a next steps for this site. we're not pursuing any proposed permitting system for vehicles to remain on site in the public right of way on zoo road or anywhere else. in the meantime, people who frequent the center want a solution soon. it's very disruptive to the people that have to come here. and according to the city's homelessness and supportive housing department, they contacted all the rv residents offering them shelter. and as of june 27th, 23 households, including children and families, have been moved out of their vehicles and are now successfully housed. luz pena, abc seven news. >> luis. thank you. a proposal to build housing for san francisco muni employees is getting extra attention. the housing would be built on the site of muni's kirkland bus yard, near pier 39. board of supervisors president aaron peskin and former san francisco mayor art agnos backed the project to build middle income housing. it's aimed at solving one of the biggest issues that

muni faces recruiting operators, many of whom cannot afford to live in the city where they wor. >> pedestrian and bicycle safety advocates in the south bay are calling for more to be done. after a tragedy tuesday afternoon, a 12 year old boy who was riding a scooter hit and killed at a busy san jose intersection that collision happened in the city's cambrian park neighborhood on camden avenue near highway 85. the fatality was the city's 30th deadly traffic collision of the year. police shared some preliminary information about their investigation earlier in the day. >> the preliminary information that we have is the juvenile was crossing the street against either a red hand, but basically the driver did have a green light going through camden through that intersection on camden. >> at this point, the victim has not yet been identified. police say the driver is cooperating. also in san jose, police officers gave a hero's tribute to an injured community services officer as she was released from the hospital this afternoon. veronica bear was conducting traffic control saturday evening in south san jose, and then a

speeding dodge charger hit her and her partner. her partner, 34 year old long pham, was killed. bear suffered a dislocated shoulder, head injuries and broken bones. colleagues on the police force applauded her heroism as she left valley medical center just a short time ago. >> well, distracted driving continues to be a big issue all across the u.s. school starts tomorrow in newark, so today, the police department conducted a safety operation looking for speeders and drivers who don't stop for pedestrians. abc seven news reporter anser hassan was there. here's the stuff that some issuing a citation for failing to yield to pedestrians. >> it happened fast for this driver named jessica. she says she didn't see a pedestrian crossing or she would have stopped, but she doesn't plan to contest the ticket traffic. >> school an option before getting another point in my license. >> jessica is one of the many drivers stopped by newark police. they spent the morning issuing tickets for those who

failed to stop, for pedestrians and for speeding. >> the most contributing factor is speed, failing to yield to the right of way of vehicles and then turning movements patrol. >> lieutenant brian simon is with the new york police department. he says since school starts on thursday, today's a good day to put drivers on alert, especially since the city's only junior high school is just blocks away from this intersection. >> remind our motorists that they need to slow down, be less distracted, giving themselves more time to their destinations so that they can watch out for all of our our young ones going to school. so they're going to send you a mail. >> either you can pay for it online or through the mail. >> lieutenant simon says over the last year, there were 341 collisions in newark, ten involved pedestrians. none fatal. newark boulevard is a major roadway through the city. wide lanes make it easy to spee. another challenge cell phones. >> it continues to increasingly be a challenge, with not only just handheld electronic devices, but, you know, the gps, monitors that people put in

their cars to remind them, hey, you need to you need to be paying attention to what you're doing. >> the city has conducted several traffic enforcements throughout the year, a constant reminder for drivers to pay attention and a warning it's expensive. lieutenant simon says the ticket with penalties and fees adds up to hundreds of dollars. in newark, anser hassan. abc seven news. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price says she'll decide in 60 days whether to retry a death penalty case after the conviction was overturned because of prosecutor misconduct. now, this case dates back to 1986, when curtis lee ervin was convicted in the murder for hire. death of carlene mcdonald. price says the prosecutor illegally excluded prospective jurors who were black and jewish. now, that was confirmed by the state attorney general, who says the case must either be retried or ervin should be released. >> deputy district attorney mr. anderson, during jury selection, he exercised his peremptory challenges in a way to exclude. i believe it was nine of the 11

black jurors and one jewish juror that price says she will consult with the family of the victim before deciding whether to retry the case. >> last month, price said she supports the resentencing of another man who was in prison because of misconduct by the prosecutor. that also took place during jury selection. now. abc seven news spoke to former alameda county district attorney tom orloff. he was a high ranking prosecutor in the office at that time, and he says there was no policy in the office to discriminate against jury selection. >> in the south bay, firefighters were able to get control of a grass fire burning near 280 and mclaughlin avenue. the fire burned about four acres near a homeless encampment. investigators can now start looking into the cause of the fire. the california public utilities commission is holding two days of hearings, hoping to make those preemptive public safety power shut offs less disruptive and less frequent. the cpuc heard from several utilities in northern california on efforts to make their power grid more resilient to intense

heat, strong winds, or wildfire. liberty utilities, which serves north lake tahoe, says it is insulating power lines, upgrading circuit breakers and stepping up vegetation management around electrical lines. the hearings continue tomorrow when p-g-and-e's presents its efforts to prevent power disruptions. >> san jose community leaders are protesting what they describe as a tale of two hospitals. the group is critical of a plan by hca healthcare to downgrade trauma level services at regional medical center in east san jose, while at the same time expanding services at good samaritan hospital and the west side of the city. >> hca healthcare is seeking support from the city of san jose to expand emergency medical services for wealthier communities here in west san jose while it pulls emergency support away from the communities that need that need them the most. our working class families on the east side. >> hca healthcare says its

building two new hospital wings at good samaritan as part of a seismic retrofit at the hospital. meanwhile, here we go again. contra costa county is joining san francisco in recommending face masks in crowded indoor settings because covid cases are surging as the new school year begins, health officials are encouraging students and staff who are at risk of possible serious infection to mask up inside the classroom. now, just last month, the san francisco department of public health also recommended wearing masks when indoors. >> a new effort to revitalize downtown san francisco. the upcoming events and historic first for teens who want to vote in alameda county, and some special animal sightings in the bay area. we'll give you a glimpse. >> i'm spencer christian, the marine layer is back and the cooling has already begun. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just

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victoria's secret confirmed to abc seven news that its final day was on sunday, august 4th. the company says the store closed when its lease ended. victoria's secret still has a store in union square. american eagle closed for good at san francisco center last month following numerous other closures, including, of course, nordstrom and the cinemark theater. >> a new effort to bring people back to downtown san francisco kicked off at embarcadero plaza

today. this is the latest effort to help revitalize the city's core after the pandemic. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns was there to check things out. he shows us how these events are, hoping to make a difference for the struggling neighborhood. >> a new initiative officially kicked off in san francisco wednesday. the so-called bricks at embarcadero plaza is set to run through october, with events happening every wednesday through saturday. its goal a familiar one to bring people back into the struggling city center. >> when we talk to people, what they said was just doing an event or a big concert once is not really going to revitalize downtown. what we need is something happening every day. >> wednesday's event was a business mixer, but organizers say they're planning everything from trivia to family fun days. katie birnbaum is the ceo of into the streets. one of the participants in the bricks program. she says the initiative is about more than just combating the doom loop narrative. it's also a way to help transform downtown into an entirely new neighborhood, different to the one it was pre-pandemic. >> you know, you need all of

those elements to be coming together around the same time for people to then think about a neighborhood and a destination is somewhere they want to go. >> over the past couple of months, the city has launched several of these initiatives to try and revitalize san francisco's downtown core, and we wanted to know if everyday people think it's working just outside the event, we talked with teresa noriega lum, who has worked in the area for years. she says while she thinks these events are effective, there's still more work that needs to be done. i think we're still less than halfway there. >> you know, i think people have gotten accustomed to working from home, and that flexibility is now something that people are expecting from their employers. >> steps away at wok donuts, owner vander hill told us a similar story. vander, who spoke to abc seven news in december, says he recently signed a two year lease at the embarcadero center thanks to the city's vacant to vibrant program. he says he's recently noticed an uptick in foot traffic in the area and hopes his business helps that trend to be part of, like getting folks to come back

downtown. >> uh- speaks, speaks a lot and, you know, i take pride in that as well. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc seven news. >> more pop ups. it was fun. >> yeah they are. and then, you know, sometimes they blossom into regular businesses, right? >> right. all right. let's check out our weather forecast with spencer. it's going to get a little hot still for some of you right. >> the heat is lingering kristi. but the good news is cooling has begun already near the coast. so it will reach other areas by tomorrow. here's a look at what's going on with the satellite radar composite image. and you can see that the marine layer is rebuilding as we speak. and temperatures are already dropping below the levels we saw them at yesterday. at this time it's pretty breezy out there 37 degrees right now, 37 degrees gusts to 35 37mph at oakland, 26 mile per hour winds at sfo, and pretty breezy all around the region. and as you can see, it's several degrees cooler right now in virtually every location on the map than at this time yesterday. so again, the cooling is underway. nonetheless, we still have this heat advisory in

effect for the santa clara valley until 9:00 tonight. so it's still hot in many inland areas. there's still the risk of heat related illness, so don't get too comfortable with things until it cools down everywhere. right now, looking out over san francisco as little a little bit of a thin, low cloudiness is pushing out over the city. it's 64 degrees here in the city, 69. in oakland we've got 81 at hayward, 90 at san jose, 83 redwood city and 61 at half moon bay. and here we are at the golden gate. you can see the clouds getting lower and deeper 85 degrees right now up north in santa rosa, 79 at petaluma, napa, 76 mid 90s right now at fairfield, concord and livermore. so once again, it is still pretty hot in many inland locations. looking out over the embarcadero from our rooftop camera. these are these are the forecast headlines. heat advisory was in effect all day. it's still in effect expires at 9:00 tonight tomorrow and saturday tomorrow through saturday i should say. the heat eases, but it will still be very warm in our inland areas. we'll still see some 90 degree plus readings, but relief arrives on sunday for all areas as it

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take a photo of a bird that's never before seen in california. birders and photographers are getting up early in the morning looking for a slate throated redstart at pine lake park, near stern grove. the rare bird is found in primarily mexico and central america. we talked to a couple of lucky birders who have captured photos. >> i'm so sorry to say this, but we were here for like five minutes. we were really lucky. i don't know, i just had this feeling because the sun was out and it was still pretty early and there weren't a lot of people special. >> you know, the people tell me in the first time in california, you know, they just everybody like it is a very high. >> wow. experts are not sure how the bird got to pine lake. the sighting has received national attention after being featured in the american birding association's podcast, fascinating. >> the oakland zoo conservation society has now rescued its 27th mountain lion, and this guy is one of the zoo's youngest mountain lion rescues. he's only

like 4 to 5 months old. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez introduces us to brier. >> he's doing great. uh- very playful, very engaged. brier is getting used to his new home at the oakland zoo. the small male mountain lion was found alone in el dorado county on thursday and brought to the zoo on monday. they looked for his mom all weekend, so they held him so he wouldn't get hurt, but they cdf put out camera traps all weekend long to see if mom would come back to retrieve him. she did not. brier will stay at the oakland zoo until he's healthy enough and a forever home found for him, likely in another facility since he's so young and lacks survival skills, the zoo says he can't return to the wild. he's too young to be on his own. normally, they stay with the mom until they're about a year and a half or two years old, so you can imagine at 4 to 5 weeks, not even 4 pounds, he would have no ability to survive at all. brier is the 27th

mountain lion rescued through the zoo's bay area cougar action team. i think these guys are our iconic alpha predator here in the state of california. they're kind of our tiger, so i think recognizing all the hard work that we need to do so that we can live our human lives in our homes, driving cars around the state. but how do we coexist with them so that their population doesn't plunge and they don't become endangered? gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> he's so cute playing with the stuffed animal, but once he gets big, look out. if you want to follow the progress of the mountain lion cub, the zoo will be posting updates on their website. >> governor gavin newsom declared tomorrow california panda day, in honor of these two adorable giant pandas that will make their public debut tomorrow at the san diego zoo. yingchuan and xingbao arrived in the u.s. in june, but they have been in quarantine until now. the governor hopes to proclaim a second panda day in the future.

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allegiance to isis. both men are believed to have become radicalized on the internet. >> both the democratic and republican candidates for president and vice president held dueling rallies in the must win state of wisconsin today. abc news reporter jay o'brien with the latest on the race for the white house. >> both the harris waltz and the trump vance campaigns taking to the midwest today, pushing for those key rust belt state voters. the battle for the midwest is on. vice president kamala harris and her new running mate, minnesota governor tim walz, on the campaign trail today in wisconsin. walz, a popular midwestern governor, a former teacher and football coach trying to extend that appeal to voters in must win rust belt states. >> i couldn't be prouder to be on this ticket to help make kamala harris the next president of the united states, and quickly embracing his role as the campaign's pitbull, going on offense against former president donald trump and his running mate, senator jd vance. this guy weakens our country to

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year olds in oakland and berkeley will be able to vote for their own school board members. >> interesting. >> the implementation is a long time coming. abc seven news reporter ryan curry spoke with a student who believes this will empower young people. >> reporter aaron farrar is enjoying his last few days of summer, but the rising junior at berkeley high school is looking forward to the upcoming school year because he will have a say in who runs his school district in this upcoming year. >> i feel like it will definitely be something completely different. i feel like the students can be able to do something that wasn't given before. >> berkeley and oakland unified school district announced wednesday students like aaron will now be allowed to vote in school board elections. >> i feel like this is just like something that's like, great for students, you know? i feel like it will help our voices with what we want to do. like education wise, it stems from two ballot measures passed in 2016, in berkeley and 2020 in oakland, allowing 16 and 17 year olds to vote in school board elections. >> both districts worked with alameda county to implement a registration process they say is

now ready for use. >> for the past several years, we've been working with oakland and alameda county and the state to put this new process in place and to now our responsibility is to let as many 16 and 17 year olds know that you can vote. >> you can participate. >> the berkeley superintendent says high school teachers and administrators across the district are already prepared to help students register when they return to class next week. >> as the educators who work with babies every day will make sure that we're sharing with them information, continuing to share information about what's happening in our district, what's not happening in our districts, what's going on our school boards so that they can be involved and informed. >> mayor aragon says. lowering the voting age for school board elections will help teach teens the importance of voting. >> oftentimes, their their their perspectives and their needs are overlooked by by politicians when really their voice is what we need to hear because they're the future. >> for aaron, he sees this as an opportunity to have a school board that reflects the interests of students. >> it definitely feels like we have the strength to do this now. i feel like it makes us

just feel heard. i feel like it makes us feel, i don't know, more welcomed into like community. >> you know, we reached out to oakland unified and their school board president said he is excited to see their students allowed to vote in the east bay. ryan curry, abc seven news. >> and you could find all of our election coverage heading into november right now at abc seven news.com. also, wherever you stream abc seven new developments. >> nasa is making contingency plans for the two boeing starliner astronauts who have already been in space seven weeks longer than initially expected. nasa is considering sending spacex's dragon crew nine set to launch to the iss in september, with only two of the four astronauts assigned to it. the spacecraft would carry extra spacesuits for butch wilmore and sunny williams. however, the two would remain on the es until february 20th, 25, when crew nine is set to return to earth. >> knowing butch and sunny, you know they are professional astronauts and test pilots, and they understand the difficulties

of the decisions that we're faced. they have complete confidence in the ground teams and then they'll they'll do what we need them to do. >> when they launched on june 5th, the astronauts were only supposed to be on the es for about a week. but the starliner sustained helium leaks and propulsion problems on the first leg of its flight. >> imagine being just stranded up there. >> i'd be scared. yeah, but they are professionals. >> they are professionals. all right. would you charge for somebody to attend your wedding like spencer and kristen? the unusual new trends and a burrito with a twist. somebody's getting charged. >> we're not getting married. >> the for no. >> well, that's for sure. the four at four

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airport is casting aside its flight lines, logo and they are rebranding with bold. sfo lettering makes all the difference in the world, right? uh- san francisco international says the new logo gives it more flexibility to adapt the o for special themes. and this really comes. here's what's going on. after oakland rebranded its airport as san francisco bay, oakland international, which the two sides are fighting about how about sfo? they changed their name to san francisco

international airport, just a bridge away from oakland. is that too long? it's the same thing i don't understand. >> there's a lot of airport rebranding going on these days. yeah, for no apparent reason. interesting to watch. yeah, yeah, but you rebrand when you have an issue. >> last time we heard the, you know, they're getting good traffic, right? more people, more flights and i don't know why. why do they need an identity change or everything was going great and everybody recognized the logo. >> you know, would it be really interesting. is for oakland now to rebrand after sfo? you're like now it's our turn and bring more attention to this and then get san jose into the into the yeah, san jose, where are you rebrand. >> hello san jose is secure in itself. >> maybe if you're if you're sfo and you see what oakland did, you just go whatever. all right. we're sfo. yeah. >> kind of like when larry talks you know like, you know annoy

move on. oh come on, you didn't outrage enough that took all the fun out of it. okay. you now have to scan your costco membership card to get into the stores. i have to do that. actually, this week, it's part of a new effort to crack down on unauthorized entries. scanners have already been set up at several california locations. nonmembers can still go in with a member. but yeah, you have to like that qr reader is right at the door. yeah, so without that and they were pretty tight about it. they were like, hey, you didn't scan and everybody's like, what is this? >> i don't understand because you can't check out without giving them your card. so what are you going to do? just wander around the store and eat the free food in every aisle? kristin uh- outed. no, i mean, otherwise what? you're going to have to give them the card anyway at the end is that is that what we're just trying to cut down on the on the on the free food consumption with people wandering around, is that you're right. >> you can't really purchase things without giving the car. yeah. >> yeah. so i don't get it.

>> and theft is not really easy because they check your receipt on your way out. oh yeah. yeah >> i love talking to all those people. the staff members at costco. i'm like, hi, how's your day? i mean, scanning just puts a robot in there instead of the conversation. i need the interaction lose. >> that's a great point because costco seems to hire the friendliest staff members around. >> yeah, like trader joe's. >> yeah, like trader joe's. >> they're very good, right? yeah. >> but do people yell at you behind you lose their, like, get a move on. come on, lady, all right, larry, you got something interesting for us? >> yes. weddings can be pricey. >> so couples are coming up with unique ways to cut costs. some are going as far as charging their guests. wow. here's abc news reporter erielle reshef to cut down on spending. >> newlyweds nova and remo styles got creative thinking of their nuptials more like a concert charging guests to attend their celebration. >> and i said wait. people choose to go to beyonce's concerts because they know that they're going to have an experience. >> i was like, babe, people

aren't going to come. >> people did come. but there was also some pushback. >> i would never spend money on tickets. i don't care who. do you guys think you are? you are beyonce and jay-z. >> the ticket priced at $333 a piece, earning guests a seat on their double decker bus and a 12 hour adventure in new york city, their strategy sparing them $70,000 in wedding expenses. other couples flipping the traditional script to save some cash. >> we're seeing a rise in brunch weddings. i would say we probably saved probably like $40,000. >> some, like kourtney and alex quist opting for an earlier celebration versus traditional evening affairs, trading in the filet and fish for pizza and mimosas. >> wow. >> yeah, well, you know, maybe it's not a bad idea if you're charging admission in lieu of giving gifts, right? so you provide an experience at the wedding and at the reception, and you say, but no gifts. just

you have to pay to share in this experience, i think everybody would agree, like hanging out with us in a wedding setting would be just like a beyonce concert. >> oh, right. oh yeah. >> same same same. >> how much are you going to charge for that? >> yeah, i all i know is that i hope my two daughters were watching that story because some valuable information in there for their futures. >> yeah, it's too late for me. i already paid for my daughter's wedding. >> i think this is the way that many people are making sure they are getting some money. yeah, for their wedding. because sometimes guests don't give what some people would like to get right. i know somebody who got a check for $20 and it bounced. so i think that this is the way that some people are making sure they get those $300, whatever it is that they are charging, spend. >> so much on your wedding. just i like the whole pizza casual idea, you know, or lunch or the brunch, right? >> yeah. by the way, lose. i'm sorry about that check. i'll

get. i'll get the arizona cardinals are pushing the limits with a new concession treat. >> they're calling it a cotton candy burrito. let's look at this. it's a flattened out cotton candy filled with sweet treats like froot loops. candy sprinkles, marshmallows, m&ms. and if that isn't enough, a scoop of cotton candy flavored ice cream that thing will cut 20 years off your life expectancy. >> you know? >> here. here's another alternative. you know all the sugar packets you see in the stores. just take about 50 of them and pour them in your mouth, and then you'll have exactly the same experience with all this sugary stuff. >> yeah. it's intense. >> sugar is very, very addictive. >> it's also a killer. >> spencer, you take care of your grandkids. would you give that to them? no no no no. >> never ever. >> i've been to that ballpark once. and here's just another reason to you know, stick with al barr park at the giants ballpark. >> yeah, yeah, get a cha cha bowl or something like that. yeah. something healthy. >> healthy, right. they have such healthy stuff in the giants ballpark. >> they do. >> right? yeah. fresh farm

garden. kind of like fresh food. yeah. veggies that they grow right there. >> veggie garden right out in center field. yeah. >> or a real burrito or a real burrito. >> a real burrito, right? >> yes. real burrito. yeah >> all right,

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homecoming of sorts for 40 niners quarterback josh dobbs. he played his college ball at the university of tennessee. as abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez reports, it has been quite a journey for a man whose talents and interests really stretch far beyond the football field. >> 40 niners quarterback josh dobbs has his sights set on winning the backup quarterback position. it was a wild season for him last year in 2023, he began in cleveland's camp was the eventual week one starter for arizona and then had a midseason trade to minnesota. >> it was definitely was a crazy experience, but i enjoyed every aspect of it. like i enjoyed the opportunity to go out, compete, put my best foot forward every single week and get that opportunity to lead from the front. ideally, don't want to go through another crazy season such as that in less than a full calendar year. >> josh is learning his fourth nfl playbook here in san francisco. play calls can get long, but thanks to his interest in aerospace engineering and a nasa internship, he's taking it in stride. >> there's actually a lot of crossover that talk to faa. they

say a call you got to repeat it back to them very specifically. got a lot of stuff going on. it's just like you're saying the pocket you got to call out one of coach, coach, coach shanahan's plays. they get real wordy in there. so it's been good crossover between the two. >> dobbs says he's currently working on his private pilot's license and has about 35 of his 40 hours complete. but for now, his main focus is on football and rocketing to the top of the quarterback depth chart to be brock purdy's backup qb. with the 40 niners here in santa clara. chris alvarez, abc seven sports. >> this will be interesting because dobbs, when he started playing for the vikings last year, literally from week one, he walked in and was like, amazing. and now the 40 niners have him. we'll see whether he can beat out brandon allen for the backup quarterback spot behind purdy. okay i bet he makes the locker room chat conversation so much more interesting. like spencer, he would elevate. yes, the level of conversation. yeah. >> hum. all right. >> well this weekend giants fans will get to relive the team's 2014 world series win before saturday's game at oracle park. there will be a team reunion,

some of your favorite players from the magical team will be there, including relief pitcher jeremy affeldt, who joined me on abc7 news at midday to invite fans to an after party. a benefit show hosted by former pitcher jake peavy. >> it's going to be a fun time. a lot of the players, most of us are probably going to show up. we're going to have a good time with it. some of us are going to get on stage and, hang out with jake and do some interview type conversations. so it should be a great night, and it'll be a great way to top off the weekend for all of us and hopefully the fans, peavy and apfel will be joined by tim flannery, jackie green and other special guests. >> they can really jam. funds raised will go to the giants community fund, which does a lot of great work, especially supporting kids. the event is saturday at 8 p.m. at august hall in san francisco. >> it's hard to believe it's been a decade since the giants last won a world series. >> i still miss it. >> no, it feels like an eternity. they need to win another one. okay? okay. yes. yeah. now okay. we're back to elevating the level of conversation.

>> yes. spencer always does so beautifully. >> i like to be the point guard, elevate the performance of all my teammates and sometimes just take over the game and carry it myself because okay, mj, here's a look at what's going on with our weather. the satellite radar composite image shows the return of the marine layer, bringing back some cooler weather. it hasn't quite reached the inland areas yet where we still have, by the way, a heat advisory in effect down in the santa clara valley until 9:00 tonight. but after that we should feel cooling in all parts of the bay area overnight lows will be generally in the mid to upper 50s, with a little bit of drizzle near the coastline and even onshore a little bit early morning. commuters may see a damp spot or two, but by afternoon it'll be bright and sunny, just about everywhere away from the coast. highs tomorrow will range from a low 70s around the bay shoreline to low 90s and our warmest inland areas. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. and here comes that cool down. now the next three days won't be very cool inland. we'll see some low maybe mid 90s and our high temperatures inland through saturday, but a sharper cool

down starts on sunday along with breezy conditions. and that pattern, breezy and much cooler, will continue into the middle of next week, so it's looking pretty good. kristen spencer, thank you. >> now to an always cool site in the pacific sky. seven caught a shot of a whale through the fog near pacifica. this afternoon. there it is. >> okay, there he is. or she. >> wow. >> it's majestic. kind of. oh that is that is the signature right there. yeah. right there. that's it right there. shoot. >> we should have been whale watching instead of, instead of working for a living. >> yes. that out loud? yeah. >> when is a necklace more than just a necklace? >> when is this tiny goat with a whole l

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went to the jeweler who created the goat for the goat. >> this little goat may look familiar. it's created quite the buzz since us's most decorated gymnast, simone biles, showed it off after winning gold in the all around final at the paris 2024 olympics. >> this is the wax of the goat that we. >> it was in may that simone biles reached out to janet heller to have a gold necklace made a goat to represent the greatest of all time. simone biles pulled it out after reclaiming the olympic all around title, something janet

said she was not expecting. and since then, business for the calabasas based jeweler hasn't been the same. it's been overwhelming. >> i mean, thousands of people reaching out to ask us if we would make them the goat. >> janet short answer is no. she will not be making any replicas. in her words, the goat can't be replicated. simone biles is one of a kind. she worked with simone to design the piece and then her and her team worked day and night to get it to simone in time for the olympics. the white gold pendant, not much bigger than a quarter, has 546 diamonds set into it, a job that would normally take three months was done in five weeks. >> it was a solid piece of gold, and we hand drill and hand set all the diamonds in it. i've made many gorgeous pieces for many beautiful people, but i have to say that this is probably the pinnacle of my career so far. >> janet heller fine jewelry opened its doors in los angeles in 2006, and since janet has

created a wide range of pieces, she says she loves how the jewelry tells a story. >> it will invite conversation, which in turn leads to the story of how she earned her accolade of greatest of all time. and then i also love how jewelry is multigenerational. >> if you're interested in shopping any of janet's finished pieces or would like to commission a custom creation, you can visit her website and make an appointment at janet heller fine jewelry.com. reporting in calabasas, ashley mackie, abc seven news. >> when you look at where simone was in the prior olympics, when she had all the mental issues in the balance, issues to see where she is now, it's truly remarkable. that's it for abc seven news at four. i'm larry beil, abc seven news at

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