good sunday morning. it is all 30th. i'm kate larsen in for carolyn tyler. we're going to start with a look at the weather with lisa argen. a look at forecast. a little warmer today? >> yeah, a little warmer today. we have this dome of high pressure pushing on the atmosphere. that's creating dense fog in spots. let's take a look at the visibility in spots. it's reduced in santa rosa. 2.5 miles at the coast. good push of fog this morning across the bay. keeping us cool. 57 in concord and oakland. wouldn't be surprised if you see that in the inland east bay. calls for temperatures in the

70s and 80s. plenty of sunshine today. the clouds pull away from the coast temporarily. inland, we're coming up another 5 to 8 degrees today. look at the mid-90s for highs. this is the beginning of a warm period and we'll talk about august in a few moments. kate? >> thanks, lisa. a 68-year-old man is facing charges for allegedly dealing drugs out of his senior citizens home. the drugs are about as hard as you can get. abc 7 news rorter leslie brinkley spoke with someone who saw it happen for two years. >> the dealer? a 68-year-old man who lived in this housing complex in the piedmont area of oakland. the customers? young women in their teens and 20s. this woman saw it unfold night after night from a window on the circle drive. >> hand over small packets of drugs to people get money. car drives away and then 15, 20

minutes later another car comes through. so continual traffic coming through here buying drugs from him. >> like drive-through drugs. >> drive-through drugs. this senior complained to building management. >> we went by the berkeley office and po one answered the phone. we were told they couldn't do anything about it. to talk to the police. >> residents lerted police and according to the east bay times, authorities arrested the 68-year-old man in late june and found what appeared to be cocaine, black tar heroin and marijuana inside his car and inside his senior apartment. the paper reports court records show he's a 14-time felon and pleaded not guilty. >> i was appalled that this could happen where i live and to see this man doing this under our nose and think that he could get away with this. >> sheas claims t only one

disabled parking spot in front of their building and that man, this dealer parked their every day within the end a falsified placard. residents are relieved he was arrested and now has moved out. in the newsroom, i'm leslie brinkley. abc 7 news. a bicyclist is dead after being hit by a vta light rail train in san jose. the accident happened at 4:30 yesterday afternoon near the light rail station along the winchester line. train services stopped for several hours after the accident. sheriffs deputies are investigating. milpitas police are investigating the death of a man as a homicide. the man's body was found in the parking lot of a business early yesterday morning on windsor street. police haven't revealed how the resident died but say it's suspicious. residents are asked to contact officers with any information they have about the man's death. a man is in the hospital after being shot in the neck

during a robbery at the berkeley marina. the victim nearly drove into the bay after the incident which happened near the municipal pier at 3:30 yesterday morning. police arrested a person of interest on unrelated charges. the car was towed away where the kite festival is happening. resed for several hours. we're learning new details about the nation's first large-scale public housing transformation project. hope sf is on track to -- this is the first phase of the project according to the sf examiner. hope sf will renovate a total of 2500 units into sustainable and energy efficient homes without displacing the residents who live there. they're in hunters view, sunnydale and others. at all sites, they should be complete by 2027. for rent and to own will also be built three years after the public housing project is complete.

now to developing news overseas. australian police confirmed that stopped an islamic conspired plot to bring down airplanes. authorities carried out major raids across sydney. abc news reporter brad milky reports. >> they woke up to police conducting raids in five locations around sydney. >> there has been a major counterterrorism plot. >> planning to commit a terrorism plot using a device. >> four man have been arrested a tv station reported that 40 riot officers stormed a house before an explosives team found a suspicious device. >> people out back and people screaming and yelling at each other. guys with masks on. >> officials did not release specifics on the time and location of the alleged plot but -- >> we believe it's

islamic-inspired terrorism. >> increased security measures in effect at all australian airports. >> travelers should be prepared for additional scrutiny. >> so far none of the suspects have been kmarjd. brad milky, abc news. new york. a fire that may have been caused by fireworks. concert-goers were running for their lives. this shows the fire starting right on the left hand of the stage and clearly it grew very quickly. the flames broke out at the tomorrowland music festival. fortunate fortunately, nobody was hurt. thousands rally to protect the future of health care yesterday. it was part of a national day of action. cornell barnard went to several ee vepts around the bay area yesterday. >> when do you want it? >> in san jose, dozens caught the attention of drivers outside santana row. their message?

health care for all. >> we're out here to celebrate that the aca was not overturned. >> she said it covered her 24-year-old son's hospital stay after he suffered several strokes. >> he's my only son and i'm so joyful. >> the failure to pass legislation may be a temporary victory for those who want to keep it. repeal and replace is not dead. demand another vote before voting on any other bill. >> the battle is not over. i care about americans having access to affordable health care. we're a healthy nation. in san mateo, a group stood on the street urging them to spare health care. >> the only reason i have is obamacare required my employer to offer it. it's a terrible plan but it's

what i've got and keeps me alive. >> this group is concerned about funding cuts. >> senate and house might end their budget, cut funding for medicare and medicaid. et cetera. so we're on board to be vigilant about it. >> this is one of many health care rallies across the country this weekend. these demonstrators say they'll be back. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. a celebration in washington over the health care vote. health care activists, celebrities and others spoke at the lives on the line rally. nancy pelosi says rallies across the u.s. have been planned since june since at the time they didn't know whether the gop health care bill would pass. >> when this event was planned, we were talking about it earlier in the week. we had hoped that it would be a celebration. we had hoped that it would be. and the reason it is is because of all of you.

>> pelosi thinks sthat democrats and republicans who voted against the billow owe more on the gop's failure to repeal obamacare is coming up on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. you'll hear from tom price and john podesta. this week begins at 8:00 this morning right here on abc. a group of drama students from oakland are on the way to perform in scotland despite a pretty big financial obstacle. the school district shared these dephotos of the students very excited at the airport and on board their flight. skyline high school students have raised $42,000 to perform at the festival this edinburgh but still need $24,000. the school did reach an agreement to give them until september 15th to pay the rest interest-free. they plan to auction off tickets to a warriors game that they

hope will defray a large chunk of that debt. hopefully they get to their goals. we had a foggy day in the city. it's warming up a little today. >> it did clear late in the day. more sunshine today, earlier clearing. in fact, the warm weather is pushing into our east bay for the day. here's a live look from the roof cam rachlt 54 in the city. good deal of fog again. up to 2,000 feet. temperatures climbing into the mid-90s and finally looking at perhaps a meet advisory by midweek. a lot of elements coming into play. i'll have them for you next with the accuweather seven-day forecast. thank you, lisa. an emotional reunion. after dying in lake tahoe, a san jose earthquakes player met the people who saved his life. a cancer survivor

hoarse a live look on this last day of july. an emotional reunion in san jose. a professional soccer player who nearly drowned met the man who saved his life during a special ceremony yesterday. we were at the stadium for the story. >> reporter: i rile really have no words. >> this is the first time he's meeting the men who saved him face to face. before there were words, there were hugs. >> true believer. god gave me second chance. i don't remember. but you guys were there. >> on july 4th. silva was at lake tahoe and went for an early morning swim alone.

suddenly, he was struggling. the cold water overtook him. these two were paddle boarding nearby. >> i ripped off my sweatshirt and dove in because he wasn't coming back up. luckily, i got underneath him, pushed off the bottom of the sand and pushed him up. colby was waiting. >> kwoel by got silva on to his board and pushed him to the shore where retired e.r. nurse john burke happened to be on the beach. >> as soon as they hit the sand, i flipped him over, checked pulse, respirations, nothing, flat line. so i started cpr. went for five, eight, minutes. silva stayed in a coma for two days after he started breathing. >> the earthquakes honored the heroes with a ceremonial pregame first goal. >> silva is known on the field with the earthquakes this season. he's currently on loan with an affiliate with reno. the team was planning a barbecue

that day. he's returning to reno to continue his rehab. >> i'm really happy that he is alive and that we were able to help. >> in san jose, lisa a mean ga leash i can't, abc 7 news. a state-of-the-art fire station is open for business to serve residents of central alameda county. abc 7 news was in cherry land where local leelders and firefighters came to sell it brat grand opening of station number 23. the 11,000 square foot facility replaces an older firehouse built in the 1940s. >> quarters were cramped, it was small and challenging for the firefighters to be there. >> they stuck it out and served valiantly in that station. the new firehouse should also improve response times for the cherryland community. a cancer survivor finished a 1200-mile bike yard to san francisco.

bob, the guy in the orange jacket tooted his horn as he and his support group finished the ride near chris i field. he's a leukemia survivor which he beat thanks to a bone marrow transplant. beside advocating for more donors, he rides to give hope. >> also to create awareness for patients that are going through the process right now that you can get through this and you can have a full, active, healthy life afterwards. >> bob is also riding as part of life blood. an organization that raises funds for bone marrow research. one of the greatest voices to ever call a baseball, basketball or football game is now in cooperstown. the bay area's bill king has been inducted into the baseball hall of fame. >> now the pitch. swung on, there's a high drive. it's way back, in center field, that one is gone and it's a victory for the oakland

athletics. holy toledo! >> there it is. holy toledo became his signature call. he was a radio icon and also had a temper according to his stepdaughter. >> ended up announcing championship games for the warriors, the raiders an the oakland a's. but he is also the only announcer to ever receive a technical foul in basketball. >> bill king became the 41st baseball announcer to be inducted into the hall of fame. some giants fans were lucky enough to snag free signed hunter pence jerseys and hats. he announced there would be gear with his autograph up for grabs somewhere in san francisco. yesterday, the final clue read what's another name for hats. visit a store in sf mall to find my gear. the va the race is on. some found it at the lids store.

the 7th annual porch fest. local bands perform on more than 50 porches throughout old town napa. something for everyone's music taste. indy jazz, country and more. they will be available at fuller park. families are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets for a lazy and fun afternoon. it's from noon to 6:00 tonight. here's more -- yesterday we had a good push of marine air. today about the same thing. except the afternoon is going to finish off differently. phere's a look at live doppler . the low clouds and fog again across san pablo bay into the east bay. down to the south bay and as a result, we're looking at low visibility. this is because high pressure is pushing down on the atmosphere. it's building. that means it's going to be a warmer afternoon. 2.5 mile visibility at the coast. 3/4 of a mile petaluma. i expect it to go down further.

it's beginning to get light out there. 55 in san francisco. san jose, waking up to 59. mid 50s gilroy and half moon bay. really was pleasant in the afternoon yesterday at the garlic festival. could be much, much hotter this time of year. some of you will manage to be 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yeds. 57 in concord. low to mid-50s from santa rosa to novato. fairfield at 56 degrees. our last stop here in the city, you can see the low cloud deck. noticeably warmer today inland. we're looking at that beach hazard statement. rip current along the coast. warming trend takes us through wednesday. this will be different. relative humidity is going to increase. overnight lows will stay warm. beach hazard statement tonight through monday night. the wave heights continuing to increase to 9 feet. certainly kind of dangerous out there. you may be tempted to head to

the coast. because today we're getting more clearing out there. your hour-by-hour forecast, here we are at 11:00. gray at the coast. by noontime, it pulls away. partial clearing here around point reyes. if you want to head to the beach, it will be comfortable and cool today. the rough surf, low to mid-60s out there. santa cruz at 67 degrees. gilroy, beautiful afternoon starting out in the mid-60s. low 70s. afternoon highs, mid-80s out there. should be pretty nice. in terms of the rest of the bay area. in the south bay, 85 today in san jose. look for 83 up by milpitas. 89 in los gatos. some low 80s as you get closer to mountain view and los altos. san francisco warmer today. you'll see more sunshine at 69. in the north bay, getting a few oranges here. napa to calistoga. near east bay, a beautiful day

today. warming up out of the 60s in berkeleyed to. oakland, 74. 80 union city. you head inland and we're looking at warmer numbers here. 95 in concord and pleasanton. if you haven't downloaded our accuweather app already, you want to. the next several days, the warmth coming back into play. triple digit heat tuesday and wednesday. this is when the humidity begins to tick up. that allows for less cooling at night. each with the persistent on shore push at the beaches. you're not going to feel it as much. we'll see heat advisories as soon as tomorrow out there. good way to plan for the week ahead. >> another hot workweek. thanks, lisa. >> just ahead, nature and music joined forces in san francisco. we'll take you to a concert

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people are fed up with waiting for prescriptions. it's to generate additional revenue. >> they don't mind if they wait 45 minutes in line. you're likely to pick something else up. it increases the basket size. >> the delivery is free because they save money offering a centralized pharmacy serving a large area. glenda appreciates the convenience of home delivery. >> my husband has dementia so having to not have to get him in the car and get someplace is great. >> you can keep an eye on him and get the prescriptions on time? >> on time and no charge. >> background checks are done on drivers because they may have -- they can schedule early evening deliveries. >> they're delivering from burlingame to -- they're hoping to spread area wide and reach 20 cities across the country. david louie, abc 7 news in mountain view. now to a fast food

partnership announced involving lyft. the san francisco company is facing social media backlash frr lyft drivers who do not like the new taco mode feature. it allows riders to direct their drivers to go to a taco bell to pick up food during one of their lyft rides. it's being tested in orange county. some drivers are calling it the worst feature ever saying they will lose money sitting in the drive-through lines. participating in the program is optional says lyft. a popular hiking trail in san francisco turned into an outdoor concert hall. abc 7 news was near point lobos yesterday just about the suit row bath as an estimated 2,000 people listened to 99 percussionists performing outdoors.

sf jazz organized it. it featured wind instruments of all types spread out through the nature there. still to come, a ship completes the earliest arctic circle crossing. that's no reason to celebrate. an american city is going to drastic measures to put

good morning. it's just about 5:30 on this sunday. we'll start with a look at weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> kate, good morning to you. last day of july and we're looking at big changes out there. tomorrow is the last day of july. we're getting close. here's a look at temperatures. 54 in novato. 58 in hayward. typically cool out there. we're looking at the fog pushing into the east bay. 2.5-mile visibility on the coast. you can see santa rosa and petaluma. from a half mile to a mile. be careful out there. here's the fog footprint this morning that stays with us across the bay through 9:00,

10:00. by noontime, look at that. pulling back from the san mateo coast. the marin coast as well. we'll look for temperatures at 7:00 in the 60s in our east bay. by noon, we're about 80 degrees in livermore. that's warmer than we were yesterday and as we take it to 4:00 in the afternoon, we've got mid-90s by the delta. almost 80 degrees by fremont and sunshine with mid-60s in the city. we'll talk about the heat coming into play for the first week of august in just a few minutes. kate? developing news out of germany this morning, there was a shooting at a nightclub. two people were killed, including the gunman and four others were wounded. this happened in constance in the southwest part of the country. the gunman opened fire inside the club this morning. he was shot and killed by police. an officer injured in the shooting is recovering. investigators say the motive is still unclear. now to north korea, the latest ballistic missile launch. it traveled higher, farther and longer than earlier attempts.

the missile carries a dangerous message for the u.s. abc's gloria rivera has more. >> reporter: blast-off in the dead of night. these new images show north korea's latest and most alarmingly successful missile launch. >> we think that the missiles could reach the center of the united states, los angeles, chicago, maybe each as far as new york and washington. >> north korea claims it can now make a surprise launch at any time in anyplace. proving the whole u.s. mainland is in the firing range. this latest missile shot 2300 miles into space, landing in the sea of jachpan. but north korea can angle it. >> whether north korea can successfully arm it with a nuclear missile. >> revised u.s. defense intelligence estimates say that the north koreans could have a nuclear missile capable warhead

within a year. >> after the president conferred with its national security team, they released a statement warning the united states will take all necessary steps to ensure the security of the american homeland and protect our allies in the region. already the u.s. and south korea conducted military exercises near north korea. with diplomatic negotiations stalled since 2009, further options are limited. any military action could prompt a catastrophic response from north korea. an acute concern with some 82,000 u.s. troops in the region. gloria riviera, washington. a ship to finland completed the crossing of -- it's not a reason to celebrate. crew members of the nsv in order ka were happy to get off the ship shaving a day off the previous record. they traveled more than 6200 miles to greenland. the reason they made it faster

is the sobering part. there's less ice. many calling it a result of global warming. scientists believe the passage will be free of ice by 2050. this morning, there's a special caution for moms online. out for one woman's arrest. she's taking people for an expensive ride. erielle reshef has the story. >> they're investigating a facebook scam after hundreds of moms were conned out of $200,000. >> i put my trust in her and she is an ultimate scammer. >> the woman behind a facebook site claiming to be the purveyor of discounted baby products facing felony charges. an investigator familiar with the case telling abc news some women maxed out their credit cards. that official saying the 23-year-old bo would bait them by shipping car seats, then offer moms smaller ticket items like diapers and not deliver. mom, laura from texas shelled

out more than a thousand bucks for a deal. >> she made it so believable. because when you got added on, you did get things and then all of a sudden it stopped. only to discover she was duped. >> i was so mad. >> she blamed delays on delivery companies. the facebook group deactivated: we reached out. no response but a warrants for her arrest. >> the moms paid through several different vendors but so far no luck on getting any of their money back. there could be manyctims. er yell resch he have, abc news, new york. honolulu is the fourth city to make it illegal to cross the street while looking at a mobile electronic device like your cell phone. it's called the distracted driver law. no more texting, talking or playing games. now you must actually pay attention to where you're walking. honolulu officials say it's

needed because so many people are being hit. police have to see someone using the device before making an arrest. new video is giving us a different vantage point of the fiery plane crash on the 405 freeway near john wayne airport. this small plane burst into a fireball after crashing on the busy freeway. another view taken from the airport shows a black plume of smoke that rises from that crash site. the pilot of this survived the crash after being pulled from the wreckage by an off-duty fire captain. the plane suddenly lost power in its right engine moments after take-off. an air national guard tanker accidently dropped a load of fire retardant on cars in fresno. cal fire confirmed the drop but not why. it was 5:30 yesterday afternoon when retard rained down on cars in the shopping center. the tanker was headed to a wildfire but someone hit the

wrong button. a similar accident happened in windsor on thursday. a cal fire tanker accidentally painted a neighborhood pink with all of that. a team of volunteers in oakland distributed a truckload of necessities to the homeless. abc 7 news was there watching the volunteers in action. they watt delivered, water, soap. the work is important to them because they know the unexpected turns life can take. >> at any given time, we want to see for ourselves, we want to see for them as well. we got together to make sure they have what they need. maybe not for a week but what they need for right now. >> over the past three weeks, the christopher jones foundation collected shampoo, lotion, troot brushes and toothpaste so they could distribute it to the homeless. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a big box store could make way for

many others. this shows us what the macy's at stone town galleria looks like. find out what it could turn into. here's a look at the mt. tam kachlt you can see the clouds there. lisa argen will be here in a few minutes with

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first, a rare look at a predator not often spotted in the wild in honor of international tiger day. this is video of a tiger captured in bhutan. less than 100 tigers remain in that country. this is an opportunity to raise awareness and increasing the tiger population worldwide. leave room for dessert. it is national cheesecake day after all. in celebration, the cheesecake factory will offer 50% off of any cheesecake. it's dine-in customers only. it will offer toasted marshmallow smores galore. are you a cheesecake fan? >> usually anything at this hour. but those portions are massive. >> my husband loves marshmallows. he would probably like that one. >> we have fog this morning. >> we do have a lot of fog. i know it's going to clear

sooner, each at the coast. a live look from the east bay hills camera. 57 in concord. today, a nice warmup, then the heat gets oppressive. humidity, sub tropical moisture and perhaps advisories coming into play as we welcome august here. we'll talk about it, next. also next, oakland a's manager bob melvin is an exclusive club after they win in

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welcome back. a beautiful shoft the bay bridge. there's fog in the area. lisa has been talking about that. we're going to move on to sports. the a's and yankees discussing a trade for sonny gray. he was scheduled to pitch today for the a's. but his start has been pushed back to tomorrow, hours after the trade deadline. cotton will come off the

disabled list to face the twins at the oakland coliseum. first pitch at first pitch at dodger stadium at 5:00 p.m. you can watch it on our sister network, espn. last night the a dramatic wichblt here's mike with the sports. >> a's hosting the twins with a losing streak on the line. manager bob melvin stuck on 999 career wins the past week. could this be his night? it would be on witches and wizards fireworks night at the coliseum. there's a double ripped to left. trots in from second base. the a's take an early 1-0 lead. did not last long. second inning, zack granite up the middle with the bases loaded. two runs score. twins are up 2-1.

two-run homer. twins go up 4-1 ending chris smith's night. he went five nicks, allowed four runs on seven hits. a's storm back. bottom 8, matt chapman. crushes his sixth of the year. oakland trails 4-3. bottom nine, rajai davis. see ya. second career walk-off. two-run homer. bob melvin becomes the 64th manager in major league baseball history to win 1,000 games. 5-4 the final. despite san francisco's record, this kid has laser focus. gve up 28 pitches in the first. rbi single here to rookie cody bell jer. he knocked home the runs -- he managed to get out of trouble. snags the puig charger. two runs on eight hits. three strikeouts. buster posey, fly to right. puig hustling to foul territory.

makes the diving catch, crashed into the wall, but he's okay. two outs in the fourth. hunter pence took care of that. the giants lone run. down 2-1. two outs, two on. kenley january son. strikes out jay wong to end the game back of the dodgers. 2-1 your final. earthquakes hosting the colorado rapids, 59th minute. ends up on the foot of former cal bear. nick lima. drills it past the keeper for his second goal of the season. quakes beat the rapids 1-0. they're 6-1-4 at home. the pga tour oldest event. the canadian open. round 3. plenty of low scores. tony finau had an eagle on 6 and on 18. he's 14 under, three back. kevin chappell. one back of leader at 16 under. nice downhill birdie putt on 3. that's good.

everyone is chasing charlie hoffman. you make putts like this from the fringe, you'll be the leader. he's at 17 undergoing into today's final round. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again tonight at 5:00. have a great day. now your forecast with lisa argen. good sunday morning. a live look at mt. tam. if you get a mile or so from the coast, it was sunny and nice. along the shoreline, the fog was thick. today, changes come all the way from the shoreline to inland valleys. as we take a look at san jose as an example, you'll notice today that the average high is 82 this time of year. we'll get into the mid-80s. should feel pretty nice out there. we don't stop there. getting warmer 87 for tomorrow. the 90s midweek. we'll add relative humidity. it's going to feel uncomfortable. haven't seen this weather for a

while. look at all that fog from the gold ep gate bridge. this will keept coast cool today but that persistent marine layer. that's probably what you wanted to hear. not looking at a strong offshore event with the gusty winds. but always fire danger concern in the bay area, certainly this time of year. look at the fog from the north end of the bay down through san jose. it's going to clear much earlier today. visibility is more obscure, more against we're looking at that higher pressure making it dense at the surface. it's going to get worse before it gets better. look at the fog, not surprised to see that towards livermore this morning. we'll see temperatures climb through the 90s. 57 in oakland and 61 mountain view. san jose is at 58. we're in the low to mid-50s. dpil roy and half moon bay. another great day.

the mid-80s today. about the same out there. so it should be very nice for the garlic festival, 52 for you right now in santa rosa. napa, 54 novato. numbers this morning may be slightly warmer in our inland north bay, otherwise, we're about the same. upper 50s concord and livermore. that will allow for afternoon highs to come up today afrt bli, but more noticeable warming incompetent land. the strong wip karnts along the coast and the warming trend takes us through the middle of the week. the wide range on monday. look what happens. san francisco, daly city, half moon bay, around average. the average high is 67. shouldn't be too hard to take. the beach hazard statement through tomorrow. the average way heights. the fog clears half moon bay. pacifica and point reyes, maybe

temporarily. rough surf. 67 in santa cruz. a cooler day there. temperatures range from 69 in the city, 80 in fremont. ticking up a degree or two around the bay. so today, over in oakland, a day game. mid-70s at 4:00. you download the accuweather app, the weather is hipting a a heat advisory. it reflects that. with numbers near 100. the humidity, the dew points are going up. it's going to feel east coast midweek. >> nice in oakland. i love that 72 degrees. should be perfect. thanks, lisa. drone view 7 flew over stone town galleria in san francisco where big changes could be coming. as jonathan bloom explains, the mall could be saying goodbye to a big department store and saying hello to a trend sweeping the country. >> you wouldn't know it from the

shiny marble floors or the shiny merchandise, but this is the oldest shopping center. it began in the 1950s, a row of shops and it could reinvent itself. >> would you be sad if macy's is here? >> no. >> drone view 7 shows the 286,000 square foot department store that they've asked to reconfigure. >> i think an arcade would be cool or bowling alley. something not typical for a mall. >> the mall's owner has nothing to stress, but they've made similar changes at other properties. it's reflective of a bigger trend. >> across the board, retailers are being really forced to right size and be more experience oriented. >> experience like dining, movies and yes, bowling. real estate firm jll says those are just some of those clients who have expressed interest if it opens up. it does mention a movie theater

>> reinventing themselves, upgrading their seating and food and dining. >> the owners say across the country they've opened 15 entertainment centers where big box stores used to be. they've brought in grocery stores and gyms. >> they've made themselves more relevant for the surrounding residents. >> not everyone would welcome the change. >> i work there. >> this macy's has a loyal following among seniors who find it more accessible than shopping downtown. >> we have a clientele of people who are here for years and all this gossip about us moving make customers sad. >> macy's has not said when or if it will close. in san francisco, jonathan bloop, abc 7 news. coming up, san francisco's beloved cultural icons come

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company in the bay area this summer. performers will dance to live music from the san francisco ballet orchestra. members will give a talk before the show. that talk begins at noon. next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00 a.m., drive-by drug deals. police nab a 68-year-old man accuse of dealing drugs from the east bay seep i don't remember apartment complex and replacing some apartment housing units. the details on the renovation and when it counsel complete.

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