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. >> kristen spencer, thanks and you can get the latest forecast, breaking news and more anytime with the abc7 bay area app. download it now and stream abc seven news 24 seven. w a warm welcome as they arrived at manzanita community school on the city's east side this morning. this year, oakland unified is providing a performing arts program at every elementary school for the first time since the 1980s. >> art in schools. it's amazing. it's important for kids who may want to have careers in the arts, but in art plays a huge role in developing creativity, which we know is a huge skill for kids to be competitive in the job market. in the 21st century. >> the programs are being paid for through funds passed by voters, both locally and statewide. of course, the budget is tight in oakland. the district is facing a large shortfall of around $56 million. finally today, take a look at this a camera hidden in the lion's den at the oregon zoo in portland didn't stay hidden for too long. video shows the pride finding the camera and just kind of taking it away with them. the zoo put the device in

kristen spencer, thank you. >> now to an always cool site in the pacific sky.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 of dry age-related macular degeneration, can irreversibly damage your vision. it can progress faster than you think. when ga threatens your eyes, take a stand. slow ga with syfovre. syfovre is an eye injection that was proven to slow damaging lesion growth over 2 years with increasing effect over time. it's the only fda-approved treatment to slow ga in as few as 6 doses per year. don't take syfovre if you have an infection, or active swelling in or around your eye that may include pain and redness. syfovre can cause serious side effects, such as eye infect

kristen >> all right, spencer, thanks so much. people in los angeles got a pretty strong jolt today after a magnitude 4.4 earthquake hit pasadena. the shaking started around 1220 as cameras were rolling at espn, 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 is shaking. >> the quake was actually pretty shallow, so people definitely felt the shaking widely. one family's ring camera captured their dogs, startled reaction. no major damage or injuries have been reported, though. a sprinkler burst in pasadena city hall, an employee got stuck in an elevator briefly as well. >> what a job by malika andrews keeping cool and composed in the middle of an earthquake in the studio. incredible job. all right, coming up on abc seven news at four. people living in rvs that line a san francisco street, they're being forced out, but now they're getting a new incentive to move man at risk cancer cases a

kristen. >> all right spencer we love you. the computer not always. all right. we are 83 days away now from the presidential election. you can see our countdown clock to the polls opening on election day right here. next week, democrats will gather for their national convention. it starts monday in chicago and will run through thursday. vice president kamala harris has already been certified as the party's nominee. there's a noisy situation playing out in the san francisco neighborhood involving waymo. their driverless vehicles seem to be getting confused. they're honking at each other as if they're stuck in a traffic jam. we've seen waymo cars have a few hiccups in their first year of fully autonomous driving, but nothing quite like this. abc seven news reporter tim johns is hearing from frustrated neighbors. >> for the past few weeks, randall white has been dealing with a persistent and annoying problem right outside his san francisco condo. >> so i was like, where's that coming from? i looked down and i was like, i think it's coming from the waymo cars. >> th

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kristen, larry spencer, thanks. >> the fda has just approved updated covid 19 vaccines. they are designed to target the cp2 strain, an offshoot of the omicron variant. pfizer and moderna are expected to begin shipments to pharmacies and doctor's offices within days. walgreens says it will be available beginning september 6th. the cdc previously recommended that everyone over the age of six months get an updated covid vaccine. this season. >> as the peak of the wildfire season quickly approaches. p-g-and-e's already reporting 62 fires caused by power lines this year. that's nearly equal to the total from all of last year. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey looks at what the company is doing to try to slow these fires to make the electric system safer and reduce wildfire risk. >> sometimes exceptional costs have to incur. that's been p-g-and-e's message as to why rates have increased so much the last few years, but wildfires have not decreased. the issue that we have right now is really just a lot of receptive fuels on the ground, and that's what's increasing

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spencer. yeah, mainly downs right now. >> kristen. >> downs and ups. >> yeah i have been outside and it is perceptibly cooler. here's a look at the satellite radar composite image. you see that low pressure system dropping down out of the gulf of alaska. that's bringing all the big changes is ushering in some clouds, some moisture and some pretty gusty winds. right now, look at the wind speeds, the gusts up to 35mph at oakland, 31 at novato. and in the mid 20s, just about everywhere else. that's part of the pattern will be in for the next couple of days. and as you can see in the 24 hour temperature change, most locations are several degrees cooler right now than at this time yesterday. it's currently 66 here in san francisco, 72 in oakland, and inland areas that had broken the 90 degree mark earlier in the week are now only in the 70s for the most part. so let's move ahead. take a look at our forecast headlines tomorrow. breezy, cool and showery as the influence of that low continues saturday

kristen >> yes, lovely. we'll take that relief. thank you. spencer.d zoo conservation society has rescued its 27th mountain lion. he's one of the zoo's youngest mountain lion rescues at roughly 4 to 5 months old. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez introduces us to brye. >> he's doing great. very playful, very engaged. bryer 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 cdfw put out camera traps all weekend long to see if mom would come back to retrieve him. she did not. bryer 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

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. >> kristen all right thank you spencer. coming up, a new opportunity for some bay area students to go to college on a full scholarship. we'll hear from the dean of northeastern university, oakland, about its new partnership with let's go! hustle! is getting started. well, we did that 30 years ago, when california first took on the tobacco industry. this is not just about access. it's about the message it sends... now smoking is down 60 percent. lung cancer 42 percent. a couple of our cities have already ended tobacco sales. a california without big tobacco isn't just possible, it's already happening. followed by who 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. part of building a better bay area is focusing on the effort to improve education and provide students with the resources they need to succeed. this morning, northeastern university in oakland announced it's teaming up with oakland u

kristen. >> all right. making progress. thank you. spencer. dozens of labor and racial equity advocates are looking to make sure some well-paying jobs coming to california go to those who need them most. >> and that's what sb 1340 is. it says we will ensure that the state of california has a policy that sets aside jobs for disadvantaged communities. >> supporters of state bill 1340, that's the assembly bill joined lawmakers at the rally on the steps of the state capitol today. the bill would require state funded contractors to prioritize hiring workers from disadvantaged areas to work on large scale infrastructure projects that includes several green infrastructure projects planned for california over the next decade. >> the excitement of a new school year is tempered by uncertainty for many parents who have students going to san francisco unified schools, the district is facing a lot of challenges. we'll hear from the district superintendent ahead and an ai takeover. >> we'll have a rundown of the but uncontrollable movements called td, tardi

kristen. >> all right. spencer. thank you.are theater is making progress toward its goal to raise $350,000. but it's not there yet. cal shakes launched a go fund me campaign last week to avoid possible closure and to preserve their fall production of as you like it. the go fund me now stands at more than $72,000, but we're told they've now raised at least $245,000 through the online campaign. and private donations. cal shakes original fundraising deadline was today, but it's been extended to monday to support them. just go to cal shakes. org we also have the link on our website abc7 news.com. >> up next, a new face coming to american idol. the new singer replacing katy perry as judge. >> next when your child has moderate-to-severe eczema, it's okay to for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, they can stay ahead

larry and kristen. >> all right spencer, thank you.a special moment for a southern california paddle boarder. check out this magnificent display. this is courtesy of a dolphin pod. and this is near dana point. imagine being in a kayak and witnessing this. or the stand up paddle is what it looks like. the paddle boarder says the dolphins were lively and jumpy, almost like he was witnessing a dolphin ballet. he adds that whales are cool. oh wow. but dolphins are more energetic and fun. i can't even imagine what it would be like to be paddling alongside of them. >> i think they're like trying to get away from him. >> go faster! go like, yeah, i think they're capable of swimming slightly faster than he can kayak. you are right. you're right. >> all right. celebrate some of the hardest working animals around. >> good boy. >> oh, such a good boy. yeah, some very good boys and girls indeed. celebrating work like a dog ♪ jardiance! -it's a little pill with a ♪ ♪ big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪

kristen. >> all right. thank you.spencer boeing was back on the hot seat today as the national transportation safety board began a two day hearing into the door plug that blew off a boeing plane in january. the hearing began with boeing workers testifying that they felt pressured to do their jobs fast, making it difficult to avoid mistakes. an investigation foun. four bolts that held the door plug in place were not reinstalled after a repair job, the ntsb chair warned boeing executives against using the hearing as a public relations stunt. >> you can talk all about where you are today. there's going to be plenty of time for that. we want to know the safety improvements, but what is very confusing for a lot of people who are watching, who are listening, is what was going on. >> then boeing could face criminal charges for the panel failure. >> stocks rebounded after yesterday's global sell off sparked the worst day on wall street in nearly two years. the dow adding 294 points. the nasdaq up 167. s&p closed up by 54 poin

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kristen. >> all right.sounds like decent, fair weather to me. >> spencer yeah, it sounds pretty good to me, i know, so let's tell people about it. >> the sonoma county fair is officially underway. today is the opening day. the fair includes a rodeo monster trucks, and a demolition derby. and new this year with the fair calls the world's greatest equestrian trainer and performing artist. the fair runs through next sunday, august 11th at the sonoma county event center in santa rosa. gates open at noon each day. tonight, nfl football is back. it kicks off right here on abc seven with the pro football hall of fame game. former 40 niners linebacker patrick willis is one of the players being inducted. willis played eight seasons with the red and gold, making the pro bowl seven times and first team all pro five times. he also won defensive rookie of the year in 2007, the hall of fame induction ceremony happens saturday. you can see tonight's pro football hall of fame game right here on abc seven, starting at five.

i'm kristen sze. happy friday! so lots of events going on in the bay area this weekend. that's why it's important to check in with abc7 weather anchor spencer christian with the accuweather forecast satellite radar composite image shows high pressure still in control of our weather, even though its center is moving away for another couple of days. >> and of course, we've got the marine layer, which is deep and expansive right now. it'll burn away in the late afternoon hours, which are approaching rapidly, and we'll have sunny skies for the most part across just about all of the bay area. we've got good air quality right now as well, green dots just about everywhere. so that's encouraging. moving along. a live view from the exploratorium camera looking out over the bay toward the bay bridge. these are our forecast headlines. warm and sunny. afternoon today. tonight, coastal clouds and drizzle will return and over the weekend look for warm conditions tomorrow but turning sharply cooler on sunday. a pattern that's going to be with us for a while. and what about the outside

kristen. larry. hot weekend? >> yeah, it sounds better just because it's coming from you. >> the forecast. thank you. >> earth, not spencer christian. no. >> spencer. no, i didn't no i don't no i didn't didn't want you to tell me the weather the junior meteorologist. >> oh yeah. yeah yeah yeah, i get it. >> we move this along. >> all right, in australia, they are trying a pretty novel approach to peanut allergies. feeding the nuts to babies. it's part of an experiment at ten australian hospitals. instead of strictly avoiding peanuts for babies with allergies, medical researchers are instead feeding them daily doses of peanuts. researchers believe the therapy can help kids overcome the allergy with exposure that builds up. in the us, about 2% of children have a peanut allergy coming up, a big win at the olympics. >> we'll hear from the bay area rowing team that brought home the gold for the first time in six decades, and the poster is going up at san francisco bus shelters. >> how it's bringing attention to a team