>> suzanne, what are you learning from police? >> so, kirsten, again, this shooting happened off campus. and this afternoon, police say that they have not arrested anyone yet. as for that corner market behind me. we talked to the owner, and the owner says he recognized the victim as a student that actually went to the school right across the street around 1230 this afternoon. police say they responded to a shooting at north point and polk streets. when they got to the area, they found a teen who had been shot. witnesses say that teen was shot in the shoulder. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. the owner of north point market says that teen is a student at galileo high school. he told abc seven that two teens appear to have been involved in some sort of fight right up the street from the store, and it ended in a shooting during lunchtime. we heard from one staff member at galileo high school directly across the street. she was in the basement with students at the time.

>> just got the, the signal over the intercom that we were going into lockdown and sad and a little alarming. >> police officers are working with school staff to make sure the school campus is safe and secure. and most of the parents and students i talked to when we first got here didn't know anything about the shooting or the lockdown. now, according to the school district, this lockdown lasted for about an hour or so, and again that owner of the cornerstone market there that we talked to, he says he saw the victim. he says he's never seen anything like this in the 15 years that he's been here. we're live in san francisco. suzanne. fawn, abc seven news. >> all right. suzanne, thank you. now to your voice, your vote and the crowd starting to gather now as we take a live look at the united center in chicago. >> it's day three of the democratic national convention and the minnesota governor, tim walz, will formally accept the vp nomination as he speaks to the largest audience of his political career. >> and abc seven news anchor julian glover is standing by for

us live. julian, it was super loud yesterday when we tried to talk to you at this hour. how is it today? >> yeah, it's hard to top the excitement when the obamas are in the building. lots of excitement here for night three of the dnc. the theme here is a fight for our freedoms, where speakers including san francisco speaker nancy pelosi, will be drawing a fine line between a potential harris walz presidency and a trump presidency. and we expect them to do that right here in primetime tonight. as you can see, speakers are currently on the stage. this will also serve as a major introduction of tim walz to his party and also the country champion. >> hi, this is tim. >> it's kamala harris. good morning governor. >> good morning madam. >> just two weeks after minnesota governor tim walz answered vice president harris's call to join her campaign as her vp pick, he will take the stage at the dnc night three. walz was on the campaign trail in milwaukee tuesday night with vp harris during the celebratory

roll call of delegates. california delegates and democrats running for office like michael tubbs, former mayor of stockton, now 2026 candidate for lieutenant governor, are excited about walz on the ticket. >> he really has shown how you can govern in a way that quote unquote progressive, but actually is common sense and do it in bringing republicans, independents and democrats alongside with you. >> united farm workers president teresa romero, who received the presidential medal of freedom from president biden earlier this year, believes harris and walz will fight for workers. >> vice president harris has had a long connection with the ufw. she's marched with us. she's been to our conventions. she's met with farm workers. she's been vocal on bills that support farm workers. >> state senator steven bradford, also running for lieutenant governor in 2026, believes the golden state north star state combo is a winning ticket. >> not only is the california delegation unified, but nationally, we've all come

together. everybody's working is moving in the same direction, wanting to get this. harris wants team to the finish line. >> lateefah simon running to replace congresswoman barbara lee in november. california superdelegate and a longtime friend and mentee of vp harris is excited for this moment. we are going to elect kamala as a president of the united states, and having worked with her for years side by side, i couldn't be more proud. back here, live inside of the united center, a bit of a transition between speakers right now. you see a video being played on the big screen. tonight's programing will feature party elders like speaker nancy pelosi, former president bill clinton, but also some new faces of the democratic party, like pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, minority leader hakeem jeffries, and transportation secretary pete buttigieg. of course, the main speaker. vice president harris's running mate, minnesota governor tim walz. we'll watch that in prime time right here on abc

seven news for now, reporting live from inside of the united center for night three of the dnc. julian glover, abc seven news. >> all right, julian, thank you. quite a lineup tonight. and you can catch more of julian's coverage from chicago through thursday right here on abc seven news. and abc news. the network will have special live coverage of the democratic national convention both tonight and tomorrow. our live coverage this evening airs from 6 to 8 p.m. >> other news now to the search for a woman accused of repeatedly threatening to kill and kidnap preschool children at playgrounds in san francisco. abc seven news reporter tim johns looked into why she's still on the streets. tim. >> yeah. kristen i spoke with several people who have had encounters with this woman. they tell me this has been going for on years with some of the woman's threats and attacks going all the way back to 2020. now, neighbors say they're frustrated and they want something to change. >> i'm just astounded that we're still talking about this, that we're still dealing with this san francisco mother, jenna p has had enough for years. >> jenna tells me she and her

family have been on the receiving end of threats from this woman. we're showing you her photo because police say she's a threat to the public and have issued a warrant for her arrest. the woman, who goes by the name lacey is homeless and has reportedly threatened dozens of people in multiple san francisco neighborhoods. jenna says she screams and chases people and their children around city parks, threatening to murder them and shouting other vicious attacks. >> it's scary to kind of always feel like you just don't feel safe on your sidewalks anymore. you don't feel safe in the park, jenna says. >> these types of attacks first started happening around 2020. back then, neighbors created these fliers to post in city parks to notify people about the woman's actions. since then, neighbors have connected online to report incidents and to share information about her whereabouts. that includes elena dundee chenko, who works as a nanny and has had her own terrifying encounters with the woman. >> we tried to help the neighborhood nannies to learn about her. being in our neighborhood. >> the woman has been arrested

multiple times over the years and currently has a warrant out for her arrest once again. despite that, though, she keeps on getting released back onto the streets. >> we cannot force, as the police department can't force her into mental health treatment. it's an issue that we run into with a lot of folks in the city who are suffering. >> a fact that's frustrating many neighbors. >> well, if that's the case, then something needs to change. i mean, we have to do something differently. then what is it that we need to do differently? >> feeling trapped and with nowhere to go, neighbors are asking for help to try and solve this issue once and for all, and not just for themselves and their families. >> she needs help. i mean, she used to be a productive member of society doing her thing. and i would love, love to see that for her. right. like this i would love to see a success story come of this. >> the san francisco police department is asking for the public's help today. they're encouraging anyone who sees the woman to not engage, but to immediately call 911. meanwhile, the public defender's office tells us it's not jail time, but support services that the woman

needs. i'm in the newsroom. tim johns, abc seven news. >> all right, tim, thank you. next week, city workers in san rafael will begin looking at ways to transform this section of mahone creek path into a sanctioned camping area for unhoused individuals. and once established, the city will provide tents, security fencing and support services for about 50 people. this comes as san rafael proposes updating its camping ordinance. it would allow for the immediate removal of encampments that are in prohibited areas on the peninsula. the mayor of east palo alto is calling for a mutual aid system to help cities deal with homelessness. mayor antonio lopez says the regional partnership would allow cities to coordinate services, prevention programs and information about housing resources. lopez says it would stop cities from simply pushing unhoused individuals down the road to other municipalities. >> as mayor, i, for one, refuse to continue to live in a that pretends if the unhoused

are not in the city, in our city, that they simply don't exist. >> the regional partnership would include cities from santa clara and san mateo counties. lopez is modeling this approach after an existing community partnership between benicia, fairfield, vacaville, vallejo and other cities in solano county. >> building a better bay area has become a community effort to try to prevent sideshows like this one. neighbors in oakland have taken matters into their own hands. they created a barrier to prevent reckless driving. but as abc seven news reporter anser hassan shows us, it didn't go as planned. reporter >> these sideshow videos show what residents in this oakland neighborhood are up against. >> it's every day. it's every day at 4:00 in the morning. it's every day at 5:00 in the morning. it's all the time. >> one salcedo has lived in oakland san antonio neighborhood for 30 years. the tire marks run six blocks around his neighborhood. his intersection is across from a middle school and park, so neighbors took the matters into their own hands.

>> we come out, and i try to confront them, and they pulled out guns on me, told me to go back inside my house. it's gone to the point where we're not scared anymore. we're angry. >> they installed speed bumps to slow down traffic and stop drag racing, and tires filled with concrete and dirt to stop the sideshows. and it worked, said salcedo. did those help? big time. huge. >> i mean, it helped in the sense that it prevented those guys from coming in. granted, they went looking for somewhere else, but at least it wasn't here. >> but after an alleged speeding driver hit one of the tires and flipped over, josh rowan, director of oakland's department of transportation, says he had them removed. rowan wasn't available for an interview, but in a statement to abc seven news, he says those traffic calming measures are in violation of city codes and that residents could be liable. >> what the did you do was thinking? >> on monday, rowan and other city leaders did a walk through of the neighborhood with residents. the city says they're looking into whether the rubber speed bumps can be made permanent and are considering a

pilot traffic circle for the neighborhood. salcedo says residents know there are no easy fixes, but says they're going to make sure that the city follows through. >> we get it that there's policies and laws and all that stuff. we understand that. but we're like i said earlier, we're at a point where we're we're we're not scared. we're we're angry and we're going to do whatever it takes to turn around, protect our neighborhood. >> in oakland, anser hassan abc seven news. >> coming up on abc seven news at four. a golden state warrior name and spirit. al attles has passed. we have a look back at how this legendary warriors player and coach and general manager forever shaped the franchise. >> back to class. san jose state university starts a new semester today with some big changes on campus, and it is still summer, but a blaring signal of fall arrives tomorrow. >> you are right, larry. i'm spencer christian. get ready for some breezy, cooler and possibly wet weather coming our way. i'll have the accuweather forecast in

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in chicago there at united center. of course, day three is always the vice presidential nominees night. and tonight, minnesota governor tim walz will officially accept the nomination to be the running mate for kamala harris. we'll hear from some big guns. nancy pelosi from

san francisco, of course, former president bill clinton, it is his 12th convention, if you can believe that. uh- what was the thinking that he really appeals to, especially white working class? but also, those were the good years economically when he was president. so a lot of people are excited to hear from him. and also pete buttigieg and also josh shapiro, who himself was in the running as well. so a lot coming up and our julian glover will be covering it all for us. so stick around. >> a star studded lineup tonight at the democratic national convention back here locally, the warriors, they would not be the franchise that they are today without the legend al attles. he spent more than six decades as a player, coach, general manager and most recently team ambassador. attles passed away yesterday surrounded by his family at his bay area home. abc seven news reporter ryan curry, now with a look at his life and profound legacy. >> i never imagined my name would become synonymous with the warriors. throughout my 60 year odyssey, only six warriors have their jerseys retired. >> al attles is one of them. in a franchise of champions, he is

held in the highest regard. i've always called al attles the noblest warrior of them all. >> you know, he coached. he played for the team. he coached the team. he was in the front office. >> attles is a former player and coach who led the franchise to its first title since moving to the bay area in 1975. former chronicle sportswriter chuck nevius says attles broke barriers with the league. >> this is one of the first black coaches in the nba. this was this. this didn't happen. black coaches were not hired. black players played. but there weren't black coaches. and it wasn't easy for him. >> i know a warrior through and through, down to his core. he was drafted by the team in 1960 when they were in philadelphia. he followed them back west and stayed with them well. after he was done playing and coaching, it was the longest stint with one franchise in the history of the nba in terms of personifying what it meant to be an nba player, an nba coach, a warrior. >> i think he was it. >> he stayed with the warriors to be an ambassador after his playing and coaching career, he was seen at the parades when the

warriors won their recent championships with 557 wins. he is the winningest coach in warriors history, even more than steve kerr, who called attles a mentor. >> and when i became coach here, one of the first things i did was invite him in to speak to the team. and al is basically mr. warrior. >> in 2019, he received the highest honor one could get in the sport of basketball. ladies and gentlemen, al attles. >> humble, honored and most grateful to be forever known as a hall of famer. >> thank you for recognizing me. god bless you all from the bottom of my heart with that distinction. >> nevius says attles cemented his legacy. >> he's one of those people that you're going to talk about in the history of bay area sports. his name is going to come up al attles, a forever warrior in san francisco. >> ryan curry, abc seven news. >> and i was fortunate enough to have the privilege of spending some time with al attles at games and sitting next to him

just to get his insights. and you heard in ryan's piece there, like the deep, raspy, gravelly voice that al had, he could have been a great broadcaster, but it is totally opposite of what his personality was, which was sweet and kind. but when he was out on the basketball court, he was ferocious. and that's how he got the name of the destroyer al attles, one of a kind, and he will be missed. >> what a contrast. what a life. yeah. all right. >> the secret is out. former san francisco mayor willie brown will be honored with this. a new bronze sculpture designed by renowned artist artist bibbe apollo, has created a 70 pound bust of mayor brown. the san francisco sculptor shared video of the project with abc seven news. according to the chronicle, the work was commissioned by mayor brown's friends. as for where it will be put on display, that announcement will come following the november election. the artist apollo is best known for his giant murals, many of which can be seen around san francisco. it really has his

likeness. >> you know, i was going to say you never know what you're going to get with some of these sculptures. we've seen some hall of fame ceremonies. you look at the face and you're like, yeah, who is that? >> tech titans, spouses. yeah it's so this is a really good likeness. it is. i think the only thing that we really need to figure out now is when does spencer christian get his bust or plaque? >> i thought you were. they'll probably come 10 or 15 years after retirement. >> which? which is never. >> we've got it on order. spencer >> yeah, i hope i look as good as willie. here's a look at what's going on with our weather. the satellite radar composite image shows that low pressure system dropping down out of the gulf of alaska, generating a brisk onshore flow here, bringing cooler air as well into the bay area. and that's going to be our pattern for the next couple of days. much cooler. let me just change my clicker here for a second so it'll move my graphics along. so we've got the strong onshore flow. and i'm going to probably have to move these graphics manually because my clicker

isn't working. so just bear with me. here we go. and that is not working either, i'm going to do some little tricky things here to make this thing work and see if now it moves. yes, now it moves. okay wind gusts right now up to 25mph in livermore, 26mph in napa. isn't automation supposed to make things easier for us? looking at the 24 hour temperature change, it's about 6 to 8 degrees cooler than this time yesterday in most bay area locations. and now we go to a live view from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero 65 degrees here in san francisco right now. low 70s at oakland and hayward 82, san jose 78. redwood city 64 at half moon bay. beautiful view from mount tam looking down onto the bay. we'll see the marine layer redeveloping later and pushing out over the bay 84 degrees right now in santa rosa. mid 70s at petaluma and napa. mid to upper 80s livermore, concord and fairfield. and here we go with the forecast headlines tomorrow and friday will be breezier and much cooler than we have right

now. fall-like feeling to the weather on friday with a chance of drizzle and showers, and the weekend brings mostly sunny skies and a slightly warmer pattern than the one we'll have the next couple of days. overnight, look for an expanding marine layer with a few patches of drizzle near the coast, but it won't be very widespread, not like the drizzle we're expecting on friday. tonight, overnight lows mainly in the mid to upper 50s. highs tomorrow. low 60s at the coast. low 70s around the bay and upper 70s to about 80 inland. now it's going to get even cooler on friday when inland areas will probably not even hit 80 degrees. then on saturday we see a slight warm up and the temperatures start to get back into a more seasonal range on sunday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. the coolest day will be friday. it starts to warm up. as i mentioned over the weekend, but look at next week. we'll see high temperatures inland in the upper 90s on monday and around 100 degrees on tuesday. so it cools down quickly, then it warms up quickly. and welcome to bay area weather. >> wait, i can't see past wednesday. >> i'm worried.

>> let's not even worry about wednesday yet. let's enjoy the cool down. >> so the it guys, they taught me a couple things. one is power on. power off. yeah. and the next don't say it. sledgehammer. yeah. thank you. spencer. hit it. all right. an encore is coming to san francisco civic center. the latest groups to perform. and when you can catch the free concert. >> and the court ruling that opponents say prevents nearly 30 million americans from being able to get better jobs or

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hundreds will enjoy a new affordable burger spot just off campus. >> oh, that sounds good. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains why it's not only a win for san jose

state, but also for downtown san jose as well. >> there's a buzz at san jose state university to kick off the fall semester. and it's not just about what's happening on campus that has students talking, but off campus as well. i'm just glad that they're making like, campus, like, you know, like a lot bigger. >> make it more student friendly, especially like commuter friendly. i like how they're revitalizing san jose and bringing it, bring it back to life. like, you know, before covid and everything. >> a lot has changed along the paseo de san antonio, the main thoroughfare for sdsu students since the last school year, small business pop up shops have reopened shuttered storefronts with new options thanks to a new program called the moment and just last week, the all new spartan village opened, housing 700 students. and now the official grand opening of campus burgers, a place where students can not only work but eat and eat cheap. just around $7 for a burger and fries. it's part of the community mission for owner jim angelopoulos. most people only have a certain amount of funds to spend and food is up

high, so i really thought this would serve them well. >> you know? and so far, by the looks of it, it's been amazing. like we we're topping over 800 customers a day right now. a major economic boost. >> but the restaurant is just one way. san jose leaders are working to revitalize downtown. last year, the city worked to increase safety and vibrancy. this year, with 36,000 students enrolled at sdsu. mayor matt mehan says the focus is bringing more offerings for those students as well as the entire community. >> we're just trying to rebuild the downtown's vibrancy around small businesses. san jose state, more residential places for people to live, and the experience economy, the kind of unique offerings we have downtown, culturally and socially. >> these students say the work is noticeable and appreciated, but they look forward to what's coming next. >> good that we're even starting. yeah, we're going in like the right direction. >> continuing the course as san jose sees the second highest bounce back post covid in the

nation, with more to come in downtown san jose. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> pro-palestinian protesters who blocked the golden gate bridge in april are demanding san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins remove herself from the case. the 26 protesters turned themselves in last week. they each face 40 criminal counts. protesters say jenkins and her staff have a conflict of interest because they received gifts of wine from the israeli consulate. in a statement to the chronicle, the da's office denies the claim. it says public officials routinely meet with consulates of different countries to discuss safety of consulates and staff. >> all right. back now with another live look at the floor of the democratic national convention at the united center in chicago. there will be a list of heavyweights from the democratic party tonight, and tomorrow will be kamala harris's big address tonight. the featured speaker is her vp candidate, tim walz, the governor of minnesota. but we'll also hear from nancy pelosi, as well as bill clinton and transportation secretary pete buttigieg. abc seven news anchor

julian glover will have a live report with the latest coming up for us on abc seven news at five. and it's not just politicians who will be taking the stage at the dnc. grammy award winning singer john legend will serenade the crowd tonight, joined by oakland's own sheila , and stevie wonder will also perform this evening. tomorrow, another big name in the music world will take the stage. pink will headline the closing night performance. she's been a longtime advocate of organizations that align with democratic issues, including the human rights campaign. >> a judge has made a major decision that impacts 30 million u.s. workers. a ban on non-compete agreements has been put on hold just two weeks before the rule was set to take effect. a federal judge in texas upheld a challenge to the ftc's rule banning the controversial contracts that prevent workers from joining their employer's rivals or launching competing businesses. the ftc argues the agreements stifle workers ability to switch jobs and earn higher wages. >> it's clear that the freedom

to leave your job and take another job is fundamental to a free and fair economy. >> the ban was set to take effect on september 4th, but it's now permanently on hold. the ftc says it's seriously considering a potential appeal. >> struggling camera maker gopro is cutting jobs now as part of a restructuring plan to reduce operating expenses. the san mateo based company says nearly 140 people will be laid off, and that is 15% of their workforce. earlier this month, gopro reported its revenue was down 22% from last year. that's a drop of $186 million just for the second quarter. >> we're coming up on a month since the park fire began and firefighters are still far from total containment. the fire has burned more than 429,000 acres across four counties north of chico. it's at 57% containment now. all evacuation orders in the area have been lifted and people continue to return home. crews will get a hand from mother nature this weekend, though cooler conditions are

expected with an increase in humidity. the park fire burned 637 structures. fortunately, no fire crews or residents have been injured. >> all right, we know kids hate getting their shots. well, there's a new game developed by the doctors at stanford hoping to make the entire process more tolerable for everybody involve. and they call it the buddy guard. it is a penguin shaped device strapped onto the arm of a child, paired with a tablet where the young patient plays a game. then the penguin vibrates faster for each level that the distracted patient masters, and that is when the nurse or clinician goes in to administer the injection. >> when you go in and you see a kid playing a video game laughing, having a good time, and they say, wow, i didn't even feel that. it's really fun to be a parent and to be a doctor. >> distraction at its finest. i might sign up for the penguin thing myself. stanford doctors say with back to school time here, it's more important than

ever to get your kids vaccinated. >> all right, the pumpkin spice latte is coming back to starbucks tomorrow. yes, that's earlier than ever. last year, it debuted on august 24th. since its launch, the pumpkin spice latte has been both beloved and mocked as it ushered in an era of pumpkin spice products. starbucks says roughly 10% of its overall sales come from seasonal staples. >> all right, let's talk. fought for ahead by nothing. the new online fad that bucks the typical social media trend and cheap eats. >> the san francisco restaurant and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪

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it is, first of all, with no dancing. i don't think it's called under consumption core and it encourages tiktok users to only buy what you really, really need. this is a response to all the ads that tempt users to buy things on impulse. as they scroll through a bunch of entertaining videos and now google searches for the term under consumption core have shot up nearly 12,000%. i could be the spokesperson for under consumption core. i'm not a stuff guy. don't want too much stuff. spencer for me, less is more. unless we're talking about money, i'd like to be there in

that lane where you are. >> larry. i'm not an impulse buyer, but every once in a while, i'll see something, especially on amazon, because there are so many things to choose from. i'll say, i think you need to have this and i'll order it. and then when it arrives, i'll use it once or twice and think, why did i get that? >> and then he sends it back. >> well, once in a while i will. >> yeah. >> leanne, you sound like my husband. okay, larry. come on. i mean, you know, buy what you need, not what you want. you know how hard that is for me. very hard. but kudos to the younger generation, because i'll tell you this. they are being good at thrifting, as they say. and i love the fact that they're not only saving money because that's what it is, but also then you don't have to, you know, make another dress, you don't have to. you just purchase one item, a used item. so that's good. and i like that the term is now a verb. >> yeah. thrifting is so huge now. yeah remember like our generation was kind of like you wanted to buy new. it felt

weird, you know, using something used. but now that is absolutely the norm and the thinking and i love it. by the way, leanne, tell your husband give me a call. >> he and i can hang out and not buy anything together. no, we're not buying anything. yeah >> not shopping. all right. the golden years may be missing their luster for some people nearing retirement. a recent analysis found baby boomers and gen xers are more likely than millennials and gen z to run out of money in retirement. that's because younger baby boomers and gen xers had less time to save when the country shifted from guaranteed pensions to 401 k plans, the analysis found. millennials and gen z have the benefit of changes to 401 k plans that included automatic enrollment. yeah, a lot of people feeling really insecure as a result. and sometimes that is reflected in the way people vote as well these days. but what do you guys think about that? >> yeah, i think we're living longer. also that's one reason. so you know, your your dollars have to, you know, stick around for much longer. but also on the plus side, i think a lot of the boomers and gen xers, you know,

we own homes, most of us. and so that's a good thing. i think where the millennials and the gen z's are having a much tougher time, at least here in the bay area. buying a home, right? >> yeah. you know, i talk with this subject with my girls all the time because they look at the prices in california and go, how how are we ever going to do this? and i don't have a good answer. i don't know that anybody does. it's hard. and, you know, when you have the inflation spikes that we've had to endure recently, it just makes it just gives you a bad feeling. it just feels worse and worse. yeah. so we need to turn around for sure. >> i want to believe it's all cyclical and that it will. >> i hope so, i hope you're right. long live the mullet. >> what? >> and a bay area kid is hoping to take the title of mullet champion. mason padilla from fremont is competing in the usa mullet championship. oh look at that hair. wow. it's the premiere event celebrating the best mullets across the country. spencer's jealous. >> i am. >> thanks to that stylish head

of hair, padilla has made it into the final round of voting. he's been growing those lovely locks for four years now. he plans to donate his mullet to wigs for kids at some point in the future. the winner from each category gets a championship belt and a cash prize. you can vote for a winner at mullet champ.com and voting ends today, so vote early and often. best part of that story? first of all, the hair looks great. yeah. i wouldn't work on me, obviously, but, but i love the fact that he's going to clip it off and donate it for wigs for others who are facing whatever treatments they're dealing with and lose their hair. that is so, so special. >> yeah, it impressed me a lot, too. >> yeah, you can probably make four wigs out of that. yeah but but let me tell you something about the mullets, okay? because mullets don't work with people or for people with curly hair. can you imagine that? i have curly hair. >> no, he does too, though.

yeah, yeah. >> no, no, but really curly hair. so, yeah, i mean, maybe if you had the right products, you should talk to him. yeah, well, he's got the right. not that i would look good in one, but thank you very much. and it would as a female, it would be called a mullet. >> a. oh okay. >> well, you look at the way you are. so i wouldn't change a thing. leon. okay. a san francisco restaurant was selected among the top 15 budget friendly eateries in the nation's major cities. we're talking about moe's grill in north beach. oh, yeah? yeah. you've been to grant street? restaurant has been serving up burgers, steaks and breakfast items since 1958. a unique rotating grill by the window just doesn't attract only customers. it also helps the cooks know when the burgers are ready. >> they know when the burger is ready. depending how many rounds you know the meat does. so it's very special. >> talk about budget friendly. one of those original half pound burgers cost just $12.50. the list was compiled and compiled by cashnet usa, which analyzed

low cost restaurants by analyzing yelp reviews in over 500 u.s. cities. >> it looks awesome. i love the rotating grill, but is 1250 cheap for a hamburger? i know it's a half pound, but that's that seems a little on the high side to me. leanne. help me. >> well, i mean, i don't eat beef. i have to say that i have to confess, but i could even smell the beef. and it smells great, by the way. but, you know, i will say something, you know, people pay whatever. if it's a good burger. but i again, not eating beef. i will say that i once had a beef burger. it was delicious. i want to say it tasted almost like a hamburger. except that you won't believe this. i wasn't full. do you believe that? >> it was. >> i wasn't full like when you eat a burger? >> yes. >> i'm like, why am i still eating these fries? >> oh, yeah. >> it kind of defeated the purpose you ended up eating. probably more calories.

>> thank you. >> so the whole burger was beets? >> beet. >> a beet burger like beet? >> yeah. >> the like the vegetable. >> okay. right. >> all right. i can see it would have a nice color and maybe also texture, but it just didn't fill you up. >> maybe not the volume. yeah, yeah. >> all right. it was delicious. >> all right, let's eat it. well, you have something you want to add? >> you can't beat it. >> ha ha. yes. that's it for the four even with statins and a healthy diet... listen to your heart. talk to your doctor about repatha. repatha plus a statin lowers ldl-c (bad cholesterol) by 63%, and drops the risk of having a heart attack. do not take repatha if you are allergic to it. repatha can cause serious allergic reactions. signs include trouble breathing or swallowing or swelling of the face. most common side effects include runny nose, sore throat, common cold symptoms, flu or flu-like symptoms, back pain, high blood sugar, and redness, pain, or bruising at the injection site. talk to your doctor about repatha. z's baking the house special.

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and back now with another live look at the floor of the democratic national convention. now, speaking at the podium, the parents of hersh goldberg-polin, a berkeley man being held hostage by hamas and unfortunately is still missing. abc seven news anchor julian glover will have a live report on the heavyweight list of speakers scheduled for tonight at the dnc, and julian will be along on abc seven news at five. >> of course, you can watch the dnc right here on abc seven. in the meantime, we're going to shift gears. you know, the final round of voting is underway in the tsa's cutest canine contest and a dog you may have seen at sfo is still in the running. we reported yesterday that barney, a five year old german shorthaired pointer who patrols sfo sniffing out explosives,

didn't make it into the finals, but she's a finalist up against another airport pup from chicago. if you'd like to support barney, you can vote for her through tomorrow on any of the tsa social media platforms, including its instagram, twitter and facebook accounts. yeah, so she's in barney. >> very cute. yes, yes. >> all right. in the meantime, it's probably nice taking your dog out for a walk. like the next couple of days when it's cool. >> a nice cooldown is coming our way. in fact, here's a look at our forecast headlines tomorrow and friday. breezy and much cooler friday. in fact, we'll have a fall-like feeling to it with a chance of drizzle and some showers. and then we'll have mostly sunny and warmer weather over the weekend. here's the accuweather seven day forecast after that. sharp cool down friday and saturday, and maybe even some light rain look at next week. up to 98 to 100 degrees inland monday and tuesday. larry and kristen. >> all right. thank you. spencer. a generous offer will change the lives of seven oakland teenagers. >> the multi-mil

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wants to be a millionaire. wheel of fortune and jeopardy! will air at nine and 930, and then we'll have a special edition of abc seven news at ten, followed by abc seven news at 11. an effort today to build a better bay area focuses on the next generation northeastern university in oakland announced it's teaming up with oakland unified to award high school graduates full ride scholarships. abc seven news

reporter lena howland introduces us to some of the first recipients. >> i was very surprised because i didn't even think that i would actually get it. >> i was like, this is not real. and then i had to like, take a lap around school. i was like, is this real? >> the lives of seven oakland unified grads changed forever. they've been awarded full scholarships to northeastern university oakland, valued at $85,000 a year. that means full tuition, books and room and board, all covered. >> i was crying when i found out i called my mom. i was like, mom, you won't believe it. and then, like, she was so proud because we were all worried about, like, paying for college. >> it's part of a new partnership with usd to increase the number of oakland students at northeastern. moving forward, the university plans to award ten full scholarships to oakland students every year. dan sacks, dean of the oakland campus, says this is modeled after a similar program on the university's boston campus. >> we know the impact that it has that investment in in the kids in this community will pay back, not just to oakland and

northeastern, but around the world. those kids are going to be great leaders for all of us. >> just two years ago, northeastern merged with mills college amid financial trouble. i think events like this are indicative of the commitment to build on. >> mills college. our expectation is that we will be bigger, better and more engaged in the community. >> the scholarship requires students to spend their first year at the oakland campus. after that, students can continue studying at any of northeastern's 13 campuses worldwide. >> but next year, i'm going to go to boston. >> it's welcome news for nigeria. right >> i'm planning on majoring in computer science and behavior and neuroscience. >> who will be the first in her family to go to college? >> i was originally planning on going to community college because a four year is so expensive and my mom is a single mom. >> angela vergara never expected a full scholarship after growing up in the philippines and moving to oakland in middle school, now her dream of becoming a lawyer feels less out of reach. >> even if life may seem like

it's against you, you kind of just have to, like, trust yourself and go through the process of hard stuff. like you just got to kind of just push through and then everything will work out. like hard work always pays off in oakland. >> lena howland, abc seven news. >> and move in day for these scholarship recipients happens next week and the first day of school for northeastern oakland is september 4th. that's it for abc. seven news at four. abc seven news at five is coming your way next. to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music]

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