>> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> he's not an option like we're not living here because we want it. that's the best option. now we're trying to change our lives, but it's not that easy. >> not that easy. moved once and probably moving again tonight. the tough road ahead for these rv dwellers. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. this is a story we've been following for years. it's an example of the challenges of living in the bay area. >> officials say they are offering help, but is it really helpful in san francisco, hundreds of people living in rvs had to leave winston drive near lake merced because of a paving project. >> they'd been there for years. >> many of them moved to a road by the san francisco zoo. now the city says they need to leave that spot, too. abc seven news reporter luz pena has been following this from the beginning, and she's here to explain what's really going on. luce. >> yes, emma, it's a complicated

situation. most people we have met moved into those rvs during the pandemic after losing their jobs or having their work hours cut. many of these residents have jobs now but don't have enough money to pay for multiple security deposits needed to rent an apartment, so it's been hard for them to leave those rvs. a lot of them are families, and the city is now offering them help. but it's not a simple process. time is ticking for residents and families living in rvs on san francisco's zoo road. by wednesday, 12 midnight, the city's requesting for these vehicles to move anyone who had had stayed in the same spot for 72 more hours was at risk of ticketing and towing. carmen coelho is a single mom of three. many, like her left winston drive two weeks ago hoping to avoid getting towed after the city implemented a four hour parking restriction for an upcoming repaving project. since then, zoo road became their new home. but last week, the city put them on notice, saying they have to leave zoo road as well

because they're always telling us that we have to leave. we met 25 year old victoria olivera. she moved into this rv with her friend in november after losing her housing. >> i work like 85 hours per week. he works almost 50 hours per per week and we just want a home, a place to stay that we don't need to be concerned if we have water or know if we need to move the rv or know and being denied. it's like, what is wrong with us? >> victoria and gabriel said they have applied to multiple apartments, but have been rejected despite having high credit scores and bank statements that prove their incomes. >> we're now living here because we want it. that's the best option now. we're trying to change our lives, but it's not that easy, you know? >> many gathered outside their rvs as they waited for city workers to arrive. they were told today help was coming. we met maria feeding her granddaughter on the side of the

street. want her to get used to the bottle because the mom has to work. at 1 p.m, city workers set up tables and began to intake people. everyone here is going to be offered some sort of housing. >> yes, that's correct. so, especially now with the restrictions, because there's going to be construction. >> some here may qualify to get help from the city for up to three years. >> the rapid rehousing is uh- for 2 to 3 years, depending in line. >> we met 11 year old hazel with her parents. >> happy because i we're going to have a place to live. i have been living and arby's for four years now, and the city is providing vouchers or financial assistance to help many of them pay for housing. >> these rv residents still need to find available housing that will accept those vouchers, and that also depends on what's available right now on the market. >> lose this housing is not exactly guaranteed. no. let's talk about how long the assistance might last.

>> well, dan, san francisco won't be paying for people's rent indefinitely. the city worker we spoke to said it's a case by case situation to help people get into housing. now, as a way out of homelessness. in many cases, some of these rv residents will qualify to get a percentage of their rent paid by san francisco for up to three years. interesting. >> up to three years. okay, luis, thanks very much. yeah, people in los angeles were shaken up after a medium sized earthquake had a large impact. >> the magnitude 4.4 quake hit around 1220 today in the highland park neighborhood of los angeles. that's northeast of downtown, the epicenter was shallow enough to make for a strong jolt we're out of here. ring camera captured the two dogs startled. reaction. the cameras were rolling at espn when the shaking started, particularly the crowd sort of getting behind as we have a bit of an earthquake here in los angeles. >> so we're just going to make sure that our studio lights,

everything stays safe. everything's shaking. >> no major damage or injuries have been reported, though the quake did cause a water leak at pasadena city hall, people felt the shaking from as far south as mexico and as far north as bakersfield. usgs hasn't reported any major aftershocks happening today. >> it is the first day of school for oakland unified. students received a warm welcome as they arrived at manzanita community school in east oakland this morning. hanging over the district, though, is a $56 million budget deficit, which is expected to only get worse. the issue will be the topic of school closures, and it will put them back on the agenda. >> consolidations are looking at our footprint is a part of the conversation. it's a national conversation. our birth rates across the nation are down, and we're seeing declining enrollment across our state. but we're looking at it from an asset lens. and so those definitely will be conversations this year. >> on the positive side, this year, oakland unified will provide some sort of performing arts program at every elementary

school for the first time since the 1980s. they're being funded through measures passed by voters locally and statewide as well. and santa clara unified schools also started today, along with the san mateo county school district, san ramon valley and fremont unified kick off class on wednesday, alameda unified starts on thursday, and san francisco unified starts school one week from today. >> major changes are going to hit the real estate market this week, overhauling the way real estate agents get paid to help people buy and sell homes. the changes scrap informal rules that popped up. the industry propped up. rather, the industry's traditional payment structure. starting this saturday, people who are selling property are no longer required to pay the buyer's agent. the new rules make it clear commissions are negotiable and can be paid by either the buyer or seller. it means that buyers would be responsible for paying their realtors. if a seller chooses not to cover the cost, buyers now need to be more

involved in the negotiations, since they must start by negotiating their agent's commission. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley has a look at the possible opportunities and risks for consumers. >> the experience of buying or selling a home is going to be different than transactions in the past. a recent national association of realtors class action settlement agreement has laid out new rules that will now bring the buyer and seller into negotiations over commissions on the sale of a house, negotiating who pays commission and how much is paid. >> today is the day that in the mls, any indication of compensati commission is eliminated. it is. you can't even look at historical data. >> realtors say that will make it more complicated for agents who now will have to involve potential buyers and sellers in signing new, more complicated paperwork. >> so the buyer and seller are looped into the transaction more

so we're able to be more transparent with them about the compensation. there will be more forms for the for the buyer and seller to sign that will be apparent when visiting an open house. >> buyers will be asked to sign forms, and if they don't have an agent representing them, they might not be able to get additional information about a property without an agent. buyers will have to negotiate how much they are willing to pay the agent representing them, but sellers could incentivize a sale by offering to pay all or a portion of the buyer's agent's commission. >> it's the biggest decision of your life, and it it's probably going to be intimidating regardless of these changes. but the fact that there's going to be so much more information available, hopefully that'll take care of some of the anxiety people might be having about real estate transactions, how these changes will affect commissions, or the market is still a big unknown. >> there is no crystal ball. i don't believe this is a factor on its own. that is going to significantly influence housing

prices, but it will be a learning curve for everyone looking to buy or sell a home from now on in the east bay. >> i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> a little more real estate news, just on a really big scale. next year, a new tenant will take over the oakland coliseum. the oakland roots soccer team announced plans to play home games there. abc seven news reporter ryan curry was at the coliseum for today's announcement. >> we have the oakland values and together we're going to get stuff done here in east oakland and oakland at large. >> big cheers from city leaders as the coliseum welcomes a new team, the oakland roots announced their home games for the 2025 season. will be in the recently sold stadium. we have been nomadic up to this point, playing at different venues around oakland and the east bay, and this gives us the opportunity to be here in oakland and also to significantly increase our capacity. team president lindsay baron says securing this site was once a vision now turned to

reality. once the a's announced they would move out after this season, the roots immediately worked on a plan to move in. >> it was always the dream to be able to play at the coliseum. this is such a historic and iconic venue in oakland. it is the greatest of honor to be able to play our games here next year for the roots. >> they are tentatively planned for 17 games next season and potentially more if they reach the playoffs. roots and city leadership say they will work to try to keep the staff who already work at the coliseum to stay. >> we are committed to making sure that it will have a future that is vibrant and active and brings jobs and brings revenue and brings positivity for the surrounding community. >> this announcement comes following the african american sports and entertainment group's recent deal with the a's and the city to acquire the coliseum land. >> ray bobbitt, the organization's co-founder, says he wants to keep the roots around while they focus on redevelopment. >> it's really consistent with us having a sort of a multi-use facility that's also going to have sports and entertainment as an anchor, but more importantly, be a mixed use space with housing and open space and, and, you know, other things.

>> after 2025, the roots hope to finish building a temporary stadium in the parking lot next to the coliseum that will stand for ten years. after that, barons hopes they can build a permanent home with the goal of joining major league soccer. >> we think that will give us the runway that will be the bridge that will get us to that purpose built stadium in oakland for soccer. >> one of oakland's last standing professional sports teams is ready for the future in oakland. ryan curry, abc seven news. >> oakland's new baseball team, the ballers, is teaming up with bart this week. wednesday will be bart night at raymond park when the ballers take on the boise hawks. the children of bart employees will serve as ball boys and ball girls. uh- bart police lieutenant will sing the national anthem. first pitch is at 635. >> bart is one of several bay area transit agencies shifting schedules today. agencies are trying to be more in sync with each other to save riders time and make it easier to transfer. bart, vta and muni are among the agencies making changes. it's

the start of a new era for caltrain. this is the first week of service with its brand new electric trains. caltrain plans to add two more trains each week until all 19 of the new trains are in service. by late september. >> they blocked a bridge. now they face the consequences and the charges for the protesters who stopped traffic on the golden gate bridge are harsher than the bay bridge protesters also ahead. >> i'm cornell bernard in petaluma, where a local jam maker jarring up her sweet support for kamala harris. that story coming up. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel in a mild and breezy pattern today. i'll let you know how long i

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yesterday. police say he was found unresponsive in a locked portable restroom just after 1 p.m. it was about a mile and a half away from the perimeter of outside lands. they say there's no evidence right now. the death was related to the festival, which was going on at the time, and there are no signs of foul play. a deadly shooting inside a san jose bar is under investigation. it happened just before 330 yesterday morning inside a bar at a popular shopping center. today abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey went to that area and spoke with people who say it's safe during the day. but things tend to change at night. >> engine for your calls for reports of an individual who's been shot early sunday morning. >> angela cue, vietnamese food and deli owner shawn nguyen was preparing food for the upcoming business day. and suddenly, at

his back door, he heard loud banging and men screaming to let them in. >> you say he he found the sunday police department and he say, open the door now! and i opened the door as soon as i opened the door, there's two police pointing a gun at me. i was scared, i jumping back, i said, what's going on? >> multiple 911 calls from east san jose near the little saigon neighborhood. san jose police say a man was shot inside the colocan bar located here at the maxim market shopping center next to grand century mall. it's a popular destination. we spoke with many people in and out during the lunch hour monday. many told us off camera that it's relatively safe during the day. that's when nguyen says it gets pretty rowdy, especially at the bar a few doors down from his deli. >> i know there's a lot of people there, they sometimes they stay really late when i come in, they still there sometime, like 3 or 4 in the morning, sometimes five. >> police say the shooting occurred around 320 in the morning, roughly three hours after the bar's listed closing time. when sapd arrived on the

scene, they say a man was suffering from at least one gunshot wound within the business entrance. >> that is affirmative. it is secure. however, pd is still requesting more officers. they said they have applied a tourniquet to the patient and they are unconscious. but breathing. >> the victim later died from his injuries at a nearby hospital. the suspect in this case has not been located. this is the 20th homicide of 2024 in san jose. our abc seven news exclusive neighborhood safety tracker found the homicide rate in san jose over the last 12 months is the same as the annual average for the previous three years. the motive and circumstances of this shooting remain under investigation. witnesses are asked to contact sapd with any information they may have in san jose. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> pro-palestinian protesters arrested for blocking the golden gate bridge in april surrendered to authorities today. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins had given the 26 protesters until today to turn

themselves in after issuing arrest warrants on saturday. each will face 40 criminal counts. an attorney for the protesters called the pursuit of charges a quote, humongous waste of time and money. but jenkins believes the protesters need to be held accountable, saying her office received more than 100 calls from people impacted by the closure. >> we had someone with a brain tumor who was scheduled for surgery and was not able to have that surgery. we had a child with disabilities, cerebral palsy, stuck on a specialized school bus for over four hours without anyone other than the school bus driver. >> the protesters claim the charges are excessive, considering the pro-palestinian protesters arrested for blocking the bay bridge last november only faced five charges, all of which were eventually dropped. >> a native american tribe is protesting the construction of a new police training facility in san pablo. members of the muwekma ohlone tribe held a rally this afternoon, vowing to evict the san pablo police

department from the site on gateway avenue. the city of san pablo plans to build a $44 million training facility at that location, but tribal leaders say the construction would take place on sacred tribal land. >> the idea of stopping something that is already being constructed might seem impossible, but whatever's being built can be repurposed. >> the city of san pablo is set to begin construction on the new training center in october. >> all right, let's turn to our weather. it's been quite cool lately. >> yeah, it really has been a nice break from the heat at this point in august. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> sandhya. yeah, and it keeps our fire danger down, too. >> that's a good thing when you have temperatures that are at or below average. dan and ama, let's take a look at a live picture right now from our exploratorium camera. the sun is shining. today's high temperatures range from the low 60s to the mid 80s. they were right about where they should be, or slightly cooler than average. in the case of san francisco, for example, today 64

degrees average temperature is 67, so just three degrees shy. and as i mentioned, there is a benefit to the pattern we're in as we look at live doppler seven. some high clouds have been passing through. we are in this gusty pattern and tahoe is no exception. so red flag warning is going until 8 p.m. tonight for the tahoe truckee area due to gusty winds and low humidity, fire danger remains elevated up there, so trough has been deepening. that brought us a cooling yesterday. that's keeping us in this windy pattern that we're in right now. as we take a look at the winds right now, 25 miles an hour in san francisco, 23 out towards rio vista. so even out towards the delta, you're feeling that breeze as we go. hour by hour tonight, 7:00 you will still notice it's gusty out there. the winds will back off a bit, but still going to remain breezy as we head towards tomorrow morning. they let up and then tomorrow afternoon they pick up again. about 30 point raise 26 san francisco. so be prepared for those extra layers, especially along the coastline.

let me show you a live picture from our pier 39 camera, where it is a nice day for visitors. sea lions 61 degrees in the city 66. in oakland it is 74, in san jose and 76 in redwood city. from our oakland airport. camera, you can just see clear skies as we look across the airport there, 75 degrees in santa rosa, 64 in petaluma. you're in the 80s. really comfortable. fairfield, concord, 76 in livermore. and as we take a look at a live picture from our emeryville camera, you are noticing lots of sun tonight. gusty winds continue the next few days, a little warmer. and this weekend we are going back to cooler and below average as another trough starts to deepen along the west coast as we go hour by hour. tonight 70s inland at 7:00 50s coast side. really limited fog tonight. and that's because the winds are going to keep the atmosphere stirred up so late tonight we start to notice some patchy fog reforming tomorrow morning to start the day across parts of the coast and bay. and then quickly it's going to warm up. it's going to

be a sunnier day. we're looking at 80 a sunny day. excuse me. mainly sunny, 80s inland, 50s 60s right near the beaches. so your morning numbers will range from the upper 40s to the low 60s. look at the high temperatures for tomorrow in the south bay. 82, san jose 85, in gilroy. nice day on the peninsula. 75 in mountain view, 62 in pacifica, downtown san francisco, 68 degrees north bay. temperatures upper 80s around sonoma. santa rosa 84, in san rafael heading into the east bay 73, berkeley 74 oakland. inland areas. you're in the mid and upper 80s 86 in livermore 84. pleasanton 87. in concord. accuweather seven day forecast temperatures inching up a couple of degrees each and every day at least through thursday, 90s inland, then 60s coast side. and then you'll notice just a slight drop off as we head into the weekend. but very pleasant weather overall. >> ama and dan yeah, it is great. thank you. sandhya >> well, coming up at odds over addresses, one coastal california city could be about

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addresses means every resident has to pick up their mail at the post office. >> i just don't think it's necessary. i mean, honestly, we lived this way for 100 years. we don't need them. >> i'm in favor of it because of delivery issues. uber will work better. the ambulances will be able to find us. when i have a heart attack in november, residents will vote for city council members and a mayor who will make the final call on whether to officially require these addresses. >> and there is a lot to vote for this november. there's a sweet fundraiser in the north bay supporting the democratic presidential nominee. >> and have you ever pressed one for customer service? did it work? next, how? reaching a person instead of a robot could

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the dnc next week include president joe biden, former presidents barack obama and bill clinton, as well as former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> the fbi confirms it is investigating a purported hack of donald trump's campaign emails. it's not clear who was behind the attack. politico reports it received emails from an anonymous account with the documents from inside trump's campaign. the campaign spokesperson said foreign sources hostile to the u.s. illegally obtained the documents. the campaign is citing a report by microsoft on a phishing scheme targeting a high ranking official. microsoft has not confirmed the trump campaign was the target of the hack. former president donald trump is returning to x for the first time in nearly a year. tonight, he joined ceo elon musk for a live streamed conversation. the discussion started with trump's take on his attempted assassination. >> the bigger miracle was that i was looking in the exact direction of the shooter, and so it hit. it hit me at an angle that was, far less destructive than any other angle. so that was the miracle that was for

those people that don't believe in god. i think we got to all start thinking about that. you have to, you know, i'm i'm a believer now. i'm more of a believer. i think the live stream started about 40 minutes late. >> musk blamed a cyber attack targeting x. x had similar issues in a live streamed interview with florida governor ron desantis last year. musk is drawing international scrutiny for this conversation. the eu sent musk a letter today warning musk was obligated to police misinformation under eu law. >> a new poll is showing a dramatic shift in the race. the new york times siena college swing state poll looks at wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan in all three of those key states. harris has a four point edge, a big improvement over president biden's numbers today on abc seven news at three, pollster paul mitchell told us that harris is making gains in even more swing states, creating a real challenge for the trump team. >> now, with harris as the nominee, a newfound enthusiasm for the campaign, uh- better

performance among younger voters and minority voters. it's possible that georgia and north carolina come into play, which means both that kamala harris might be able to win those states and that even if she isn't able to win those states, she's able to require or force the trump campaign to spend money there. >> and one example of that excitement for harris is the surge in sales for one jam maker in the north bay, a new patriotic themed flavor named after harris is generating some buzz and lots of new orders from across the country. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has more from lolla's. jam bar. >> i was born in oakland like kamala, and i was raised in the east bay. >> there's no doubt who leslie goodrich, better known as lala, is voting for this november. >> i'd love to see a woman president in my lifetime. >> she owns lala's jam bar and urban farm stand in petaluma, where these sweet spread bowls have been award winning. now lala is pumping up the jam with a new creation honoring kamala harris's run for the white

house. >> i make kamala jam. it's red, white and blue jam and it's raspberries, white sugar and blueberries. >> lala donating a portion of each jar sold to the harris walls campaign. >> the jam is $15 for eight ounces with a $5 donation to the campaign. >> the jam bar's website keeping track of the donations so far more than $700 raised. leslie says response to her jam, which tastes a lot like blueberries and raspberries, has been nothing short of overwhelming and pretty sweet. did you ever expect that you would get such a response from? no, not at all. >> i thought i would sell 24 jars of jam to my friends. >> now she's shipping kamala jam across the country, about 200 jars in seven days. >> we've had connecticut several to new york, several to portland, oregon. i think it shows the interest that she's bringing to the campaign to the

democratic party. >> we'll do a big jar all right. yeah. perfect. >> nick harris sells lala's jam at his coffee shop. he's grabbing something extra today. >> i think this is a great way for her to, get some money going in that direction and support a good cause. and then you also get a delicious product out of it as well. >> people like it. and the best part is there has been no comeback, no nasty calls, nothing thrown at my store. >> lala hopes to give kamala harris a jar of the jam one day, but for now, she's not expanding her product line. any plans on making trump jam, >> no, not none at all in petaluma. >> cornell, bernard abc seven news berkeley voters will decide this fall whether to renew the city's soda tax. >> city council members have decided to put a measure on the november ballot to renew the soda tax indefinitely. it's set to expire in 2027. berkeley voters were the first in the country, actually to impose a

sugar sweetened beverage tax. that was back in 2014. three other bay area cities have soda taxes now san francisco, oakland and albany. >> the biden administration wants to make it easier to navigate through customer service. new policies announced today aim to lower the time and effort spent trying to cancel subscriptions or get through to an operator, abc news reporter christiane cordero has the details from washington. >> today, the white house is unveiling new policies with a goal of getting consumers better. customer service among them, aiming to make reaching a real life representative as easy as one click. >> americans are tired of being played for suckers, and president biden and vice president harris will continue to use every tool available to protect americans from corporate greed and practices that hit people in their pocketbooks. >> part of this proposal is to reduce so-called doom loops, where customers are stuck with a chat bot or an automated recording instead of an actual person. a consumer financial protection bureau proposal would

require businesses to connect a customer with a human representative by pressing a single button, and a new rule by the federal trade commission would make canceling subscriptions as simple as signing up. so if it takes one click to sign up for a membership the ftc is proposing it should take one click to back out. this could potentially apply to gym memberships, apps, internet and cable. these proposals are part of a greater push by the biden administration to bring daily costs down for families, a recent survey from cnet finds consumers are spending, on average, $91 a month on subscriptions. it's over $1,000 a year. >> many of these providers are slowly notching up the price of their subscriptions. it's not a lot. it's just a dollar or two per year for most of them. but that really starts to add up. >> important to note, these new proposals could take months to go into effect. they could also face legal challenges. christiane cordero, abc news, washington. >> coming up here next, the rising risk for men developing

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are more likely to engage in high risk behaviors. for exampl, smoking, alcohol. and it's also an occupational exposure. men are more likely to be factory workers and be exposed to toxins. >> experts say they also may be less likely to access health care, and there are fewer screening options specific for men. the risk is highest for men living in developing countries and of older age. >> what we see is that an older men in the aging population, the risk is even higher. we're talking about higher than 100% increase when you look at the year 2050. >> experts say early detection is key. that means getting screened regularly for colorectal cancer at age 45, and consider beginning prostate cancer screening at 50 years old. >> i use average patient age or average risk for a patient. if you have a higher risk. for example, if you have a family history or for black men, you should start having these discussions earlier is a sign of strength and intelligence, researchers say. >> back in 2020, global cancer rates in men were already 43% higher than in women. the gap only expected to widen in the

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to share with you. pretty good stuff to back up for a second, what exactly is d23? >> yeah, think of it as comic-con, but for all things disney, disney, of course. a parent company of abc seven reporter joelle gargiulo from our sister station in new york has a look back. >> oh, hello there, d23. >> it was a star studded showcase. let's get started. what is up? d23, the ultimate fan event with that disney magic on full display. >> it's time i tell you a story. >> the rock, jared leto, jamie lee curtis, lindsay lohan, and lin-manuel miranda among the many making appearances i could talk about these songs all day. >> do you just want to hear one and news? >> we have some incredible projects in the works. did you just take this? >> incredible. we're making incredibles three on the park side of things, a plethora of announcements like new rides, new shows, and a new villains land coming to disney world's magic kingdom on the movie

front. >> lots to look forward to. i'll be back, i promise. like moana two, which hits theaters in time for thanksgiving, frozen three is coming, and a release date of 2027 was confirmed. avatar three now has a title. it's avatar fire and ash. we also found out the name of the freaky friday sequel, freaky friday. jamie lee curtis telling rebecca jarvis some plot details. >> lindsey has her own 15 year old in the movie, which makes me then the grandma. >> and no, i'm not done yet. the team of the mandalorian announcing a movie is in the works. we got a first look at the live action remake of snow white, and long before they became legends, 30 years after the original debuted. hello, what's your name? >> mufasa. >> the journey of simba's father, mufasa, the lion king. ready for the big screen this december? speaking of legends, among the 2024 class of disney legends, which is a celebration of talent and recognition of

achievement, we had angela bassett, james cameron, jamie lee curtis, miley cyrus, harrison ford and abc's kelly ripa. >> it was a really big deal just to get to see so many people i love and admire and worship. >> 23 you're welcome. >> i'm joelle gargiulo, abc new. >> well, from newly announced movies to rides and lands under construction at disney parks all around the world, catch up on all news from d23. watch on the red carpet at d23 wherever you stream. abc seven news and watch this. >> a science teacher from oakland got very close to nature recently. ian walters says he was out fishing with his buddy in half moon bay last week when he noticed that huge fin trailing behind his friend's kayak. he shot this video of what he thinks was a great whit, about 13 or 14ft long, following them out on the water. >> we watched it kind of go back around and start following me, and, we just tried to keep each

other calm and not give any reason for, you know, a reaction from the shark and just let it towards some seals. and it eventually just let us go. >> yeah. eat that, not us. walters told us the shark didn't do anything threatening. it just seemed curious. sulley heard was a gentle bubbling under the calm waters. ever the science teacher, walters told us it was a magical moment. that's left him with a feeling of wonder. relief might have been the i know i'd be feeling a lot of things nerve wracking moment. >> that's pretty cool, though. yeah, he's going to need a bigger kayak. all right, let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. yes. >> sandhya patel, we're sticking with fog. going back to summer for a little bit maybe. well, we're going to bump up the temperatures a little bit. >> okay. ama and dan. but it's not going to be a heat wave, that's for sure. which is nice. let me show you a live picture right now from our san jose camera. it is bright blue skies at this hour. looking at live doppler seven, we don't really have any fog to worry about right now. there will be some tomorrow morning. tomorrow

afternoon. you're looking at a slightly warmer day. low 60s, coast side, breezy there in the inland areas. we're going to be seeing upper 80s in places like antioch and fairfield, some of our warmer locations. temperatures are going to go up a little bit more on wednesday. it's just baby steps, low 90s inland, and then thursday will be in the low 90s inland as well. a wide range of temperatures. as we head into friday, your accuweather seven day forecast. minor warm up the next couple of days. you really don't have to worry about the heat, fire danger. of course, this time of year is always a concern, so from a fire danger standpoint, this is a good thin. we'll cool it off again over the weekend into the 80s. inland 60s along the coast. >> very nice. looks good. yeah thanks, sandy. >> all right. with the cool weather, i wanted to pull out my crock pot. i wanted to watch a little football. >> we did get some football. yeah, a little a little preseason football. >> but we're counting down to the start of the real games. and kyle shanahan is counting the number of healthy players that he actually has. not. they were supposed to hold joint practices with the new orleans saints this week. but kyle called it off. his explanation as to why

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the niners are so banged up right now, they actually canceled their scheduled joint practices with the saints. when the 40 niners practiced on thursday, they had 23 players out due to injuries. among the injured christian mccaffrey,

fred warner, rookie receiver ricky pearsall. the list goes on and on. here's kyle shanahan on his decision to cancel the practices with the saints. >> it was tough because we like to do it in the long run. i was i waited so long to make the decision because of how much we enjoyed doing it. but when we realized we were just doing it because we were enjoying to do it and trying to change the monotony, that really didn't make it worth it. it really wasn't the best thing for a team, which is where we're at. injury wise and stuff, and i love doing that stuff. we'd love to go out there, but the risk was too much outweighed the reward. >> well, thankfully, quarterback brock purdy is healthy. he did not play in the preseason opener on saturday night. it doesn't figure to play much in the preseason at all. purdy says he's still getting used to being one of the veterans on the team, as he gets set for his third year in the league. >> it's my third year in this offense, so i mean, it's like learning another language and for me, i'm more comfortable with it, you know, going through my reads where guys should be and lined up and the timing, the rhythm of a play and a concept and why kyle's calling a play like those are all things that

i've continued to grow and be more comfortable with. so my next step is that and is being efficient as possible every play, every down, every series, every quarter. >> he sounds very serious. uh- steph curry said night night to dance in the olympics with one of the most incredible clutch shooting performances that we've ever seen for dramatic threes in the final three minutes to beat france and capture gold, leading to the worldwide night night celebration, or neue neue if you prefer it in french. that's the extent of my french also. so if anybody has more uh, now's the time. night night's become a steph signature, and it prompted his usa teammates to discuss their own individual unique celebrations a celebration you can see that was tough. >> crown got this one. >> yeah. what's that one about? i get up off of me. >> that's me a band mate. that's my twin. that's why i get a little and one when the little boys are trying to stop me. i have to go. drew they go like this. wave at you for the three i got crown i got going crazy, i got chef, gotta go. night night.

>> i never had the pleasure her. >> steph. how many do you have? >> you got the shimmy. you got the night night. you got the point. that's a lot. i got a lot of mannerisms. yeah. that's also tough. i say the steph night night. >> night night's the best. i mean clearly seeing shots of steph reunited with kevin durant and lebron james got a lot of people wondering or perhaps dreaming of a steph cd reunion with the warriors. i'm. if lebron wanted to come along too, that'd be fine. steph's mom, sonia said. and durant's mom, wanda talked about the possibilities. if only kd had stayed with golden state. kevin, listen to mama and we lost it all, man. >> we had 20 wins a couple time. >> we had 20 wins by that. we had 20 by now. and it was about ten years ago. that's how i told they were right. >> they wanda might be right. the closing ceremonies at the olympics were incredible. with the handoff from paris to la

being handled by tom cruise, who thinks of these things jumping off the top of stade de france and floating down to the field. i mean, this is like a scene from mission impossible, except it really happened, and that's what tom cruise does. uh- sports on abc seven, sponsored by smart and final. yeah, i mean, he is he should have his own celebration or whatever, you know, whatever it is, because he does these unbelievable stunts and he's like 60, 61. >> i mean, he's is he that old? yeah. he's in his 60s i think. >> oh he's spry and energetic. pretty cool. i'm just going to jump off the side of the building right now. >> all right. tonight on abc seven at eight. the bachelorette followed by celebrity family feud at ten. then do stay with us for abc seven news at 11. but that'll do it for this edition of abc seven news. thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel, larry beil, all of us. >> we appreciate your time. have a great night and we'll see you again at 11.

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