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i'm lisa amin gulezian in berkeley. this is an event more important than ever, because of mass shootings. apartment hunting in the bay area on a budget. >> what you can find for $1,500 a month. i'm amanda del castillo in san mateo. how business is thriving after 35 years. "abc7 news" starts right now. now, news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. communities across the bay area joined forces with the police tonight, for national night out. >> tonight, the events took on special significance in light of the violence in gilroy, dayton, ohio, and el paso, texas. >> lisa amin gulezian joins us live from san pablo park in berkeley. lisa?

>> reporter: a national night out event took place here tonight. dozens came out to simply be together. ♪ it's all right to have a good time ♪ >> reporter: harmony filled san pablo park on this national night out. ♪ >> reporter: it was a chance for strangers to meet, share stories and leave as friends. >> it's an opportunity to engage with the community, an opportunity for families to engage with other city staff. and for neighbors to get to know one another. >> reporter: it was also an et artunity forany scs th uni, youhappen, know, here or there. and we just have to stay together and unite as one. >> it takes a village, it really does. that's the only way things will change is everybody becomes part

of the solution. >> reporter: and so people are getting out of their homes and taking to the street s where they're talking and creating a much needed sense of community. while police are participating, they're keeping a close eye on things. in light of the recent events, they have to. >> we have a large amount of officers out to make sure that we have a safe and, you know, environment for families in our community. >> reporter: and the event ended once the sun went down. no reports of any problems. lisa amin gulezian, "abc7 news." >> lisa, thanks. this is a look at some of the other national night out events from around the bay area tonight. a lot of communities came together to meet and get to know one another. richmond police even had a mechanical bull. new details on the gilroy shooting.ayhebi

omestic terrorism investigation into the shooting. agents say the gunman had a number of targets, including courthouses and political groups affiliate with the both parties. legan's family apologized and said it was impossible to reconcile this with the son we thought we knew. a funeral was held today for one of the three killed in gilroy. mourners packed a church for 13-year-old kayla salazar. the service took place two days after she would have turned 14. an act of heroism amidst the kay yols of the gilroy shooting. chris reyes has this reunion. >> glad to see you. this is my mom, sherry. she wanted to say hi. >> reporter: the last time nick

mcfarland and kim thomas saw each other was here. when kim saw nick after he had been shot, she knew she had to help. >> i didn't think about how it wasn't safe, i just did what i felt i needed to do to get him safe. >> you were my angel that day. i don't know why, but you were. i guess you can be a complete stranger, but you can save people's lives. >> reporter: you can see the marriage shift tourniquet she used. then she got on the phone with 911. >> is she awake? >> he's awake. i'm a nurse. he got grazed in the right hip and leg. >> they're on the way, okay? just stay calm. >> reporter: this reunion is a happy one, but sit a meeting of

survivors. traumatized by a horrific event. >> i had days where i just cried, just knowing he was okay, it just brought closure to knowing what i did do to help him in some way. >> for me just knowing that i was going to see pretty much my hero, my angel for that day, was just putting the biggest smile on my face. i couldn't wait for this day. we'll be family friends for the rest of our lives. i just want to say thank you again, and god bless you, honestly. you were my angel that day. another story you'll see only on "abc7 news," a 12-year-old survivor of the gilroy story is sharing her story. they started running when the and leslie noticed something. >> i was like, what was that? and i touched myself, and there was blood on my hand. so i told my cousin i got shot.

>> reporter: she was hit in the leg and said it hurts to walk. she did receive a visit from governor newsom. the gilroy foundation has established a special fund for the victims of the shooting. we have a link on our website how to donate, as well as links to help victims in el paso, as well as dayton. two countries issued travel warnings about the united states following the mass shootings. venezuela advised those heading to the u.s. to postpone their visit. uruguay issued a similar warning. we're committed to building a better bay area here at abc 7. that means focusing on issues most important to you like rent and housing. >> the rest of the country pays on average $1,500 a month. so what can that get you here in the bay area? >> that's a good question.

as jobina fortson explores, she has the option for us. >> reporter: the media national rent is $1,500 a month. i know. in oakland, san jose, and san francisco, is more than double what the rest of the country is paying. but what can you get in the bay area for about the same price as the rest of the country? well, let's find out. first up, a building in the mission, run by star city. how many people live in this building? >> there are a total of 20 rooms and every room is up for rent. >> reporter: 19 roommates is a way to make friends. >> nice open kitchen. nice appliances. >> reporter: all you need is a suitcase and show up. >> you move in, everything in the room is furnished. you plug into a community. most of the members are younger professionals. b ages 40s, 50s. floor number one has ten units,

and we have two full baths. and one half bath. and they are cleaned monday through friday. >> reporter: and here's the room. >> good sized. not bad for san francisco. >> reporter: yeah. rent is $2,075 a month, not quite under $1,500. stop two, an efficiency studio in the tenderloin. what makes this an efficiency studio? >> it doesn't have a full kitchen. >> reporter: our realtor's recommendation is get a microwave or eat out. you a bathroom, a closet. and how much is this? >> $1495. >> is that a good deal? >> it's very competitive. there's not many studios in this price range. >> reporter: oh, we know.om in by a company called bungalow. >> right next to b.a.r.t., a great location. >> reporter: almost every room

can fit a king-sized bed. >> four roommates could live together comfortably. >> reporter: the house comes furnished and here's a bathroom. >> it's really nice. a lot of our homes are remodeled. >> reporter: the moment of truth. how much is the rent? >> yeah, so every bedroom pays on average about $1400 to $1450 for the rent. >> reporter: oh. now to the south bay. welcome to our final stop here in san jose. come on in here. we have the microwave, a mini fridge, television that is included. there is a sink back here, but no kitchen. however, there is a bathroom. you're in luck. this place is going for $1,500 a month. it's being rented out to two cats. yep, their owner didn't have a place for them to go, so the pets live here. jobina fortson, "abc7 news."

earlier today, 7 on your side hosted a hotline for renters. various homeowners answered questions on everything from finding an affordable apartment to your rights as a tenant. >> tomorrow, michael finney will take homeowner questions. we have a hotline set up from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. to speak with mortgage and real estate experts to help you navigate buying or selling a home. ♪ i'm amanda del castillo. coming up, time and technology haven't taken out captain video. that story up next. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. cooler days are ahead. who will feel it the most? here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks, dan and ama. this is why i called you here tonight. tonight. ♪

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visit to the prison in rome where his son is being held. you can see the interview on our website, abc7news.com. and follow dan on twitter to get the latest developments from italy. his handle is @ dannoyes. we'll have his reports on "abc7 news," abc7news.com and the "abc7 news" app, as well. mill valley used national night out to get residents up to speed on wildfire ordinances. a series of ordinance also go into effect in 2021. mill valley is requiring homeowners to have three feet of hard scape around any structure and banning certain plants. >> we know that fire in mill valley is not an if but a when. so this is really importat for our community preparedness as a whole and a way to protect everyone. >> the city decided it needed to come one a plan following the 2017 north bay wildfires.

the fire chief lost his home in the tubbs fire. on the tennis, tpeninsula, hasn't stopped a santa mayo shop from thriving for 35 years. amanda del castillo shows you how the video store is surviving in an age of streaming services. >> reporter: an antique store once stood right here. now it's a decades old video shop with antiques of a different kind, you'll find blasts from the past. a all managed by ira. he's running the sole surviving captain america in the country. he's been in business every day for 35 years. >> i had jury duty once, which i couldn't get out of. >> at a time when high rent is pushing out mom and pops, he's

making business work. >> this guy is one of the only ones that is just hanging around. >> reporter: regulars make it happen, people who prefer the in-pe in-person exchange. and for some, behind the black curtain, adult films. >> it's probably 60-40. >> reporter: others say it's nostalgia, taking you back before high tech. and rates haven't changed in 35 years. >> it's still $2.99 to rent a movie. >> reporter: and that will remain the case until he closes up shop. amanda del castillo, "abc7 news." >> here we are, midweek, just about. what is the weather like as we push toward the weekend? >> let's get to sandhya patel. >> i figured you guys would already look to the weekend. let's look at the time lapse.

as we look at the marine layer, you know everyone is, you can see it just coming in, the fingers of fog watching that marine layer, deepening tonight. it's 1400 feet deep, so it's definitely going to drive those temperatures down tomorrow. i have to show you this. even though it's short, look at the sunset from my south beach camera. 8:13 tonight. as we head towards tomorrow, i want to show you the forecast. it is definitely going to be changing. first of all, you'll notice the gray skies. we will be seeing -- go back to the graphic there. hopefully you'll see the highlights here. if not, we'll move right along. low clouds, fog outside from our camera. and here's a different vantage point. we're going to show you what it looks like right now. that's the way it looks. morning fog with spotty drizzle. hot summer weather returning over the weekend. those temperatures are already dropping, running lower than

where they were last night at this time. you notice that the humidity is gone. 50s to 70s for your temperatures at this hour. now let's show you what it looks like from live doppler 7. fog has pushed in over the east bay, around the coastline. all due to a system that's spinning off the coastline here. is it going to continue to deepen our marine layer. tomorrow morning, you're going see some drizzle to start off. 5:00 to 8:00 a.m., a little drizzle near the coast. fog around for the morning commute. watch out for low visibility. ad we get into the amp and evening, fog sitting near the coastline. drizzle, cooler. you'll need to layer up, temperatures low 50s to low 60s. 88 in antioch. definitely cooler than today. 65 in san francisco. 83 in santa rosa. 9 in san jose. 63 in half moon bay and 72 in santa cruz. here's your seven-day forecast.

cooler weather tomorrow. thursday, friday, mid 80s. enjoy the break from the heat for the first half of the weekend. those temperatures do rebound starting on sunday, and it's going to be inland sizzle monday, tuesday. flirting with the triple digits. >> haven't been there in a while. >> coming back. >> thanks, sandhya. tomorrow on good morning america, shiella buff talks about the new movie "the p

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oh, yeah. and they made him drag it all the way back up that hill. >> that's an expensive refrigerator. good lesson learned. >> dumber to toss the fridge or record it and post it? >> i think the latter. >> it's close, though. is it time for panic? not joe, he's on his way out and so are the giants. done in by a pair of former a's. sports is next.

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including a word series title. he's been hampered by injuries and declining production. giants and nationals. i'll have whatever she had. start with some defense. brandon crawford here, deep in the hole and brandon belt with a scoop at first to get victor rolis. in the third, the maui boy devours this. the former a with his 12th homer. f sandoval had a couple of hits. this double to drive in a run. in the ninth, shawn doolittle, batting right there. washington wins 5-3. they go for the sweep tomorrow. every girl's dream is a honeymoon at the game, right? a's and cubs at wrigley. john lester lit up, eight runs in just the second inning alone.

dustin garno just joined the team, makes it 4-0. later in the second, the throw home, matt chapman, his cleat slams into the wrist of the catcher. karen teeni stayed in the game. stev another three-run jack here. lester allowed 11 runs in four innings, and the a's win 11-4. >> you shot it at the top of the key. can't nobody stay in front of that. >> steph curry coaching his camp, se-30. seven girls were invited to this event. the showcase game is tomorrow in ball,d. i'm not sure who cleared this.

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you that is our report. appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for all of us, thanks for being here. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, ben stiller, from "a black lady sketch show", robin thede, brad paisley, and music from max featuring quinn xcii. and now, without further ado, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: hi, everyone. that's very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming, we have a lot going on tonight, starting with, you'll never guess who, the president who created quite a covfefe on twitter. did you know he has a twitter account? he gets a lot wng