mid-90s at redwood city and san jose. 6 half moon bay. through the city from the mount tam some other readings for now, 98 santa rosa, 92 napa. above 100 petaluma, fairfield concord and livermore and still a heat advisory for virtually all the bay area till 8:00 tonight as well as excessive heat warning for virtually all of lake and solano county till 10:00 tomorrow night. the complete forecast in a few minutes. >> in the south bay, the heat wasn't helping fire crews fight a fire that caused people to get out of their homes. more than a dozen of them. >> it started around noon near san teresa boulevard and bailey avenue. chris nguyen was there. >> reporter: dry heat and dangerous conditions. firefighters battled this 57-acre vegetation fire south san jose this afternoon. >> this has grown to a third alarm vegetation fire withdepar.

and we have a large response from cal fire and county task force so about 120 firefighters are assigned to the scene. >> reporter: the fire started at 12:20 along santa teresa boulevard near bailey avenue. it took cress about two hours to stop the forward progress of the fire. more than a dozen homes had to be evacuated. we spoke to a neighbor as she arrived at the scene. >> i thought what am i up against. when i saw that our blocks were you know, being protected by police and cars are backed up, i am truly frightened one firefighter suffered a heat related issue. neighbors thankful for the work of first responders. >> that was chris nguyen reporting. the cause confident fire remains under investigation. however, there were initial reports of a vehicle colliding with a power pole in that area. pg&e says up to 1700 customers were witho pow

tteoon. ght ch for hotpoontra coa fe of not gone up yet. >> most residents are looking for ways to keep cool. eric thomas is live in walnut creek with the story. eric? >> reporter: guys, thank ge goodness for shade. we don't have fires like the south bay but contra costa fire is worried the winds could pick up tonight. folks are looking for some way to beat the heat, at least most folks are. >> i'm going to be serving. you're going to be returning. >> reporter: this is the textbook definition of not keeping your cool. high noon and pickle ball instructor carmen sands is teaching a class in wall net creek and it's really hot. >> i've been here since quarter it's 12:15 almost. so it was already hot in the

morning. >> reporter: how many timest. >>eporter: shetayed hydrated. the same routine she recommende. across the street, the always popular heather farm pool was already busy with folks trying to use the water as a shield against the sun. others who didn't have time to swim did the best they could. >> unfortunately, i have to work. i'm prepared by wearing light clothing, stopped at the store and filled up my shopping bag with gelato and ice cream. >> i'm going to go inside and buy. 0 sickles and water and wait to pick up the grandkids from school. >> reporter: contra costa fire says calls for he's exhaustion and stroke are down the past couple days. that's not expected to last. extra fire crews are basically put on to help in case the heat becomes too much for firefighters. >> we have two additional companies, six additional firefighters on staff, have been since yesterday. they will a

afi, w hav a wa tn op get heatae they monitor tv and radio and obey the instructions to stay inside in air conditioning and stay out of the heat. we'll see how long that lasts which breaks first, that behavior of going outside in the heat or the heat itself. in walnut creek, eric thomas. >> stay cool. vta is providing free rides to cooling centers till 8:00 tonight. let the driver know that's where you're going. they will let you board for free. cooling centers include all santa clara county libraries. we have a list of centers au around the bay area posted op our website at abc7news.com. >> in san francisco, the city's recreation and park department allowed people to enjoy seven public swimming pools free this afternoon. we visited north beach pool at

joe dimaggio playgrund where swimmers cooled off today. theyanced midday lap swimming sessions to allow more to use the pools. >> help is being offered ot homeless, as well. the deliverance ministry hand the out water living in an encampment around san jose. >> the homeless are extremely vulnerable. three people died in one day that i knew. so this mission today is to save lives to make people aware they need water and say here is some water. drink this. >> he says efforts like this with extremely important since so many homeless do not feel welcome at cooling centers. you can download the abc7 news app to get alerts about the dangerously hot weather where you live. you can allow for push alerts for weather and news updates sent directly to your device. >> in our efforts to build a better bay area, safety is a huge concern. we've been showing you this

video you're seeing after an attack on a woman trying to get into her building. >> the suspect is austin james vincent, believed to be homeless. there's been outrage from the public as well as california lead persons dpersons. >> dion lim joins with us reaction. >> reporter: that's right. it's not just the case itself that is causing outrage. it is the fact that the suspect, james austinton vincent, was released back into the public by judge christine van akin. newsom is referring to this case where you can see clearly on surveillance video the victim get attacked in the lobby of the water mark condos on sunday. after a struggle and getting pushed to the ground, she was able to escape. when she spoke to abc7 news yesterday, she was shaken and says she is now a prison in her own home. today, former san francisco mayor governor gavin newsom

called for more resources to combat these types of incidents. >> people think they're not seriously dealt with and people are back out on the streets, potentially can commit the crime again. your mayor is doing an extraordinary job but she's going to need as we all do more support. that's one of the reasons we're here in the city. >> reporter: in the meantime, the victim panzea core sayrian says she is not is stopping till she has answers from the judge and elected officials that do prioritize our safety. he was charged with false imprisonment and second degree robbery. he has a hearing scheduled for september 12th. whether or not he shows up, we'll have to wait and see. i'm dion lim, abc news. >> do we have any idea why the judge released him back out onto the streets? >> it's a great question.

it is the question many people are asking today. we know the judge not only read the policeut ao saw that surveillance video. i called the judge's office multiple times today. and was hurriedly rushed off the phone saying no one was available for comment. >> dion lim reporting live, thank you. the union city police department seized dozens of guns so far this year. the department posted several pictures on twitter today showing about half of the firearms have been recovered. there are 82 in total including several rifles. a santa rosa doctor faces second degree murder and elder abuse for allegedly overprescribing pain medications. the prosecution says dr. thomas keller issued prescriptions to four people without a legitimate reason and they later died. his lawyer says the charge are an effort to second-guess an established doctor. the doctor had his medical license temporarily suspended in 1990 over allegations that he sexually abused ten female

patients. >>enan h today during a protest outside the indian consulate in san francisco. it happened when demonstrators who want a separate country in the punjab region began rip agindian flag. india sympathize areas got offended and rushed to preserve the flag. at least one officer ended up on the ground. no one was injured or detained. the protests are part of a separatist movement that wants to create a homeland in punjab. an advisory referendum will be held next year. >> recession worries. are you ready? what you need to know before it hits. housing help. the new program designed to help the middle class afford homes in san francisco plus, the birthday celebrationing with an unusual twist.

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francisco mayor london breed and several recipients of home buyer programs. >> we've been focusing on housing to build a better area. a new report says you now need to make $343,000 a year to afford a median priced home in san francisco. that would cost you $8600 a month. abc7 news reporter unser hassan explains, the governor says help needs to come from all over to get people into homes. >> reporter: this is the view from joe's home. >> it was a big deal to get the job here as a firefighter and to be able to afford a home. if i didn't have that prm, there's no way. >> reporter: the program is san francisco's first responder down payment assistance program. he came up with $50,000 and the city gave him an additional $375,000. which he has to pay back over time or if he sells. but the big down payment gets him into a house and with an affordable mortgage payment. san francisco mayor london breed

says house agsiftence is designed to help the city's shrinking middle class. >> making sure easy ways to get access to resources is critical 0 making sure our city remains diverse. >> we gave them flexibility, deep urgency, new rules. new we're going to help you, but i want to see real results. >> reporter: since coming to office, the california governor has made the housing crisis one of the state's top brirts. almost $3 billion has been earmarked to help cities and counties tackle the problem including homelessness. at today's event, spoke of cutting down the red tape involved in getting housing built and doing more to address rent gouging. when i asked him about the rule that businesses and gentrification play in the issue, he says corporations have to be part of the solution. >> i can assure you this, talking to the ceos of these companies they get it because their number one problem is housing for employees drives up

the costs for them as it relates to recruiting talent and salaries and it drives most principal complaint they get in terms of retaining their key talent because there are families earning a great deal of money can't afford to stay in the bay area. in san francisco, ansar hasan. >> b.a.r.t. plans to hire 15 more cleaners part of a new general manager's plan to improve the customer experience. the agency tweeted video showing the work the overnight cleaning crews in, using power washers and steam cleaners. b.a.r.t. posted its new part-time cleaning job on the website. starting monday, b.a.r.t. will tell only clipper cards at ticket vending machines inside san francisco's embarcadero station trying to get commuters to switch from tickets to clipper cards. b.a.r.t. already stopped selling them at 19th street and oakland. you can still use a paper ticket to enter or exit fare gates at

all b.a.r.t. stations. we devoted a week to covering b.a.r.t. we rode the trains all day long. we visited every station, talked to riders and the people in charge of making b.a.r.t. better to see exactly what changes may be coming. you can see all of those stories in one spot on our website, abc7news.com. >> the oldest of all of san francisco's legendary cable cars is set to return to service. here it is, big 19 could be instructed way back in 1883. abc7 news learned 19 recently passed two test runs. and will debut at muni heritage weekend september 7th and 8th. after that, it will run for special events as well as charters. 19 has been out of service since 1942. according to the market street railway the wurn comes after a 20-year renovation process. >> something new cooking in the bay view district. if you're hungry, you might get in on the action. today the city celebrated the grand opening of the bay view

bistro. looking pretty good. it's an open air space on third street providing a home for food vendors and food lovers alike. part of its mission is to promote local restaurants and vendors based in the neighborhood and make it a food destination. >> so i'm really excited to be here today because nothing brings the community together like food. and here is an incredible opportunity to really not only enjoy the delicious food provided by some amazing vendors but this is also an opportunity for the community to come together. >> after touring the space, mayor london breed stopped off at a food truck for takeout. that's how you enjoy your lunch when you're as busy as the mayor is. a popular burger chain closing 80s walnut creek location. if you had ruckers because after redevelopment plans at that site. sunday will be its last day of business. the other five bay area

locations will remain open. >> good day for a burger and shake maybe. >> absolutely. we could do one of those demonstrations where you crack an egg and it fries on the concrete. except i was thinking we could do it on my forehead. that would do the same thing. >> that kind of day. that kind of weather is winding ive doppler 7. sunny skies. very warm to hot conditions all across the bay area. check out the 24-hour temperature change. a couple locations are a few degrees cooler than they were yesterday at this time. still though quite hot inland. here's a live view from our roomtop camera at 86 sfrcietty hot for the 89 95dw ci. 103 gilroy. 66 half moon bay. mount tam looking down onto the bay, more temps, 98 santa rosa, 92 napa. 104 petaluma, 108 fairfield. 105 livermore. it's still sizing inland. that's one reason many people

are at the beach today. this is santa cruz beach. the heat eases a bit tomorrow. still hot in a sharply cooler weather will move in this weekend. all areas cooler. it will warm up again middle of next week. forecast shows the development of a teeny tiny bit of coastal fog during the wee hours of the morning and into the midday hours bringing a little bit of cooling to locations near the bay and coast. it will disappear quickly. it won't have much cooling influence. overnight lows will be still quite mild to warm. mainly upper 50s to mid 60s. and tomorrow will be a spare the air day, another one. the poor air quality in the inland east bay and santa clara valley. highs for tomorrow about 70 near the bay or upper 60s, near the coast i should say, mid to upper the bay. that's pretty warm for bay shore locations. we'll have quite a few inland areas with highs at or above 100. notice the cooling on. it's going to be hard to find

ned locations in the 90s on saturday. and on sunday, cooler still with highs in the low to mid 60s around the bay shoreline. low to mid-70s in most inland locations. a few warmer spots top out in the 80s on sunday. then on monday, we'll see just a gradual warmup maybe into the mid 80s in some inland areas and low 70s around the bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast. once again, up to or above 100 in the hottest spots tomorrow but turning sharply cooler on saturday and really much, much cooler than we've seen of late on sunday and monday. midweek next week, we'll see temperatures bouncing back into the low to mid-90s which is not unusual in the inland areas. mid 60s on the coast. i don't see any triple digits in our forecast future for a while. >> that's good. we hope you don't. >> i'm hoping the same thing. >> thank you, spencer. >> just ahead, the marvelous reason a southern california

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50 bucks, 100? one placer county man got $50,000 for those sneaker. they're not in great shape but they're special for a number of different reasons according to dave russell, now their former owner. they were given to him at the 1972 olympic trials in eugene oregon vying for a spot on team usa. these rare kicks can known as moon shoes were among the first prototypes designed by bill bowerman and only 12 were made. >> i kind of had an idea what they were worth. so yeah, but it far exceeded that. they're very unorthodox shoes. they were very exotic because the sole was completely different. it was made on a waffle iron. it was glued to the bottom of the shoe. the shoe was completely handmade. i loved them. they fit like a glove. >> made on a waffle iron? russell sold the shoes to a hotel chain that is building a nike-themed property in eugene

and wanted to put them on display so threw kind of had to pay up. >> wow. still to come on abc7 news at 4:00, how dale earnhardt jr. is doing after his small jet crashed today in tennessee. >> the ghost ship jurors have a request for the judge but still no verdict. we'll have a live report on day nine of deliberations.

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now, news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> jury deliberations in the ghost ship trial will continue into another week. the jurors today again asked to the judge to review some testimony. >> abc7 news reporter lesley brinkley joining us live at the courthouse where the wait continues. >> reporter: that's right, larry and ama. day nine of deliberations and as the day started, there was a sense from the defense at least that today we would have a verdict. that did not happen. instead, there were a few surprises from the jury. at 2:45 this afternoon, there was a handwritten note delivered to the judge that note asking for testimony to be reread from carmen brito. carmen is a prosecution witness who lived at the ghost ship warehouse. they wanted three pages of her testimony reread to them. and that happened this afternoon. there were a few other surprises this morning.

>> they're deliberating and talking amongst themselves all morning. >> there was an expectation among defense attorneys that the jury would request a rereading of derek almena's testimony. it's a request they made several days ago and abruptly backed out of yesterday afternoon. >> the biggest thing that didn't happen is that they have not -- they still haven't asked for a read back of his testimony. >> derek almena and self-proclaim artistic director max harris each face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the lives lost in the fire of december 2016. both defendants change into civilian clothes each morning and bus from the san tal rita jail to the oakland courthouse where they wait in cells on the tenths floor while a jury dlib rays. family members are no longer in the halls of the courthouse but are expected to flock here the moment a verdict is announced.

deliberations are done for today. in fact for the weekend. the jury won't be back to clib rate till monday morning. larry and ama? >> what specifically did the jury want reread to them this afternoon? do we know that? >> reporter: that carmen brido testimony zeroed in on safety at the warehouse. they wanted three-pages reread. she was a resident of the warehouse. they had safety meetings. she said no one ever complained of the stairs. but there was talk of the need for fire sprinklers. and she said in her testimony from may 28th that they just didn't have $50,000 that was needed to put in sprinklers. they weren't the owners of the building. the significance of that, how that if is into where the jury is and what they're thinking we don't know. we do know this is going into yet another week of testimony. reporting live in oakland, lesley brinkley be abc7 news. >> let's walk you through how we

got to this trial which for a time seemed unlikely. the fire happened december 2nd of 2016. ar then prosecutors announced harris june 5th of 2017. both sides tried to reach a deal and they had one, july 3rd, 2018 when both almena and harris entered no contest pleas but family and friends of the victims asked the judge to reject that deal which he did. opening statements for the trial began april 30th and the jury's been deliberating since july 29th. >> developing news now, former nascar driver dale earnhardt jr. and his wife escaped after their small jet crashed in eastern tennessee. his sister tweeted that everyone on board is safe and that they had been taken to a hospital for further efvation. the faa says the cessna citation rolled off the end of a runway and caught this afternoon. >> fortunate they were able to walk away. shoot-out in philadelphia lasted

more than seven hours. six police officers were shot before the suspect was taken into custody. now the incident is adding to the gun control debate. abc news reporter meghan tevrizian with the latest. >> this is not afghanistan. this is not iraq. right? this is the united states of america. so this has no place in our country. >> reporter: today philadelphia's leaders taking a stand. >> if we don't see change, gun violence will continue to ravage our communities and tear families apart. >> got to start with figuring out ways of getting guns out of the hands of people like the jerk who shot six officers. >> the conversation less than 24 hours after this. >> a seven-hour tense standoff that put a north philadelphia neighborhood in lock down. the gunman maurice hill surrendering to police overnight. the shoot-out started wednesday evening while officers were serving hill with a narcotics warrant. >> we have an officer shot and they're still being shot at.

>> reporter: escalating quickly, hill allegedly shooting six police officers. barricading himself inside his home holding two officers. hostage. his criminal history dates back to the early 2000s and includes attempted murder, kidnapping and drug dealing. philadelphia's district attorney today. >> i think it's fair to say that the criminal justice system imperfect as it is did not stop this terrible incident. >> reporter: six officers shot all released from the hospital today. according to his attorney, the suspect has a teenage son and a newborn daughter just two days old. meghan tevrizian, abc news, new york. >> we are learning new details concerning the death of jeffrey epstein. an autopsy found the accused sex trafficker suffered broken bones in his neck. he was found hanging in his jail cell on saturday. >> israel is under fire for banning two democratic congresswoman from entering the country. israel's deputy foreign minister says the government has decided

to bar representatives rashida tlaib of fish gan and ilhan omar of minnesota from making a visit. both are of israel's treatment o priden trump tweeted it would show great weakness if israel allowedin last month he targeted omar, tlaib and two other democratic congresswoman of color saying they should go back to where they came from. tlaib's family emigrated to the u.s. from west bank. >> the democratic presidential race is down to 23 candidates after former colorado governor john hickenlooper ended his bid. he released a video mess and today and in it, he said he's given or he is giving serious thought to running for senate in colorado next year against republican incumbent cory gardner. at least ten democrats have already launched campaigns. >> hickenlooper is the second candidate to drop out of the race since june. east bay congressman eric

first ll dropped out after the swalwe neverolled above 1%lead n re-election in his district which includes castro valley, hayward, livermore, pleasanton and union city. now that hickenlooper is out, 23 candidates remain in the race. >> so what do you get when you u mix for quetta and doughnuts? we will show you. plus record breaking heat. more coverage ahead. >> i'm spencer christian. one more day of really, really hot weather but then a cool down is coming. i'll have the accuweather forecast in

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july was the hottest month measured on earth. since records began in 1880. the u.s. national oceanic and atmospheric administration said july was 1.degrees warmer than the 20th century average for the month. they say the upward trend will likely continue because of climate change. >> spencer, does it feel a lot hotter than it was in 1880? >> geez. >> oh. >> sorry. it was just -- >> it's a fair question. i was still young in 1880. i wasn't keeping close track of

the records then. but since 1900, it has felt a lot hotter to me. we've got overnight lows mainly in the low to mid 60s. it's going to be mild overnight and hot again inland tomorrow but not quite so hot as the last couple days. highest readings 1101. as we look ahead, tomorrow will be another spare the air day. poorest air quality in the inland east bay and the santa clara valley. hopefully better air quality after that. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. still hot inland tomorrow. sharply cooler weather moves in over the weekend. sunday is going to be a day with below average temperatures. temperatures start to move up again. midweek next week more summer-like range. >> at some point i know you're going to clobber me. until then, and then when that happens, we'll post it on facebook and twitter and get a

lot of hits. now to a mix of two great san francisco foods, a porchetta sandwichmaker teamed with up one of the city's most popular doughnut shops. meet the doughnut porchetta sandwich made by a switch milk chocolate, orange creek sickle, chocolate rose, chocolate spice. and then we have our onion doughnut. it's an onion and thyme doughnut. we made it specially for the pork quetta sandwich. >> interesting combination. i'm a little bit scared. it's hard to imagine how it will taste together. >> savery doughnuts plus porchetta? you have to be here kind of. >> there's a lot going on in your mouth that brings out that flavor. that wow. whoa, whoa, what is going on here. ♪ >> i am thomas. i'm the owner of rolly rolly.

in switzerland we have a butcher smop. that's our tradition to make a pork quetta sandwich. we have a line in switzerland the same as we have in sfroins. san francisco. >> porchetta is very italian street food. to make a really good porchetta that has that skin that's really beautifully colored it takes hours. the porchetta to me has the flexibility to do some new style of making a sandwich. when we found this doughnut from dynamo doughnuts the ingredients they infuse is very mediterranean. we're not going too wild. >> i thought it would be a sweet doughnut but it was kind of nice that it was like a more savery doughnut, like a great combination. nice contrast of flavors. >> i'm rodrigo gonzales. i'm with dynamo doughnuts.

i came up with the recipe. an onion and thyme doughnut with peppered brown sugar top. it was coming up with ingredients that paired well with the meet that was being bed. we wanted to keep the meet as the star. there's definitely the curiosity of a savory doughnut, something not commonly seen. >> she said doughnut and i said ah. they're doing an incredible collab so i'm here. >> we have the doughnut and we have very thin sliced porchetta meat and a little bit of an onion marmalade and we sprinkle a little bit of mix of brown suga sugar. >> it soaks up all the juices.jc the porchetta juices. >> they sold out within an hour. i knew i had to come really early. >> i thought it would be sweeter

than it is. >> i was afraid of the combination. like meat in a doughnut. doesn't sound great but this works. >> it was so good, we went back and got another one and this. >> two doughnuts, one regular. >> see which one looks prettiest. >> we're all kind of puzzled watching that like onion doughnut doesn't seem to go together. you look at it and everybody's loving it. check out abc's new brand at localish.com and facebook and instagram. >> i don't understand why we never get a sample. >> the stock market levels off a bit. but are reclosing in on a potential recession? what you need to know. >> i'm michael finney.

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the u.s. stock markets opened mostly flat today. by the end of the day, the dow recovered from this week's record loss. investors are unsure what will happen next. here's aaron katersky. >> reporter: the stock markets were more settled tay after the worst day of the year

yesterday losing just over 800 points. on wednesday the yield on ten-year treasury notes dipped below the yield of two-year u.s. notes resulted in an inverted yield curve. the last time before 2007 before the great recession. >> what it's telling wall street is that a recession could be coming in the next six to 18 months. >> reporter: but a report showing stronger than expected retail sales and a solid profit from walmart appeared to reliev some of the concerns. today the white house assured the u.s. economy is strong touting the country's lowest unemployment rate in the 50 years. >> for foreign investors a desire to purchase american bonds where it's safer because they're concerned about the economy elsewhere. >> reporter: this week president trump backed off threats to implement tariffs on millions of dollars of popular chinese goods. >> i think asian market will stabilize in the near future up to the end of the year. and if there is a trade deal

between the u.s. and china, i think the market could rebound. >> reporter: the president blaming the federal reserve even the media for volatility tweeting the fake news media is doing everything they can to crash the economy because they think that will be bad for me and my re-election. aaron katersky, abc news, new york. >> you can prepare for a possible recession with good personal finance habits. keep contributing to your 401(k), pay off the credit card debt. work on a cash reserve six months to a year if possible. i know a lot of people do not have that. take stock of things. if you don't feel secure in your job, this could be a good time to look for a new one. don't panik. recessions are a matter of when not if. we're always either in one or anticipating one. the bottom line experts say it's not the time for hasty financial decisions. >> more consumer news. bad karma for credit karma. >> michael finney is here with that story and rest of the consumer news. >> it is not being called a data

breach. >> but data was breached? >> yeah, but the credit monitoring service says a technical issue exposed some personal data of some users names, addresses, credit scores all compromised. not social security or account numbers. credit karma says lease than one half of 1% of customers are involved in this. that is still more than 300,000. the company says all of them will be contacted. a report is now out showing the cheapest and most expensive cars to insure in the united states. personal finance website wallet hub analyzed quotes from ten major insurance providers for 26 of the best selling vehicles during the last decade. according to its research, the subaru forester has the lowest insurance costs at just under $1800 a year. followed closely by the dodge grand caravan and at honda odyssey. the car that cause cost the most

to insure, the lexus ls with an annual premium of $3300. then the bmwx5 at $2500. when it comes to car types, minivans are the cheapest to insure and coups are the most expensive. >> want to get away to hawaii for cheap? southwest airlines is selling one-way tickets to the islands for just 99 bucks. the deal is good for travel on certain days in january, february, and march. the offer is for flights between oakland and kona, san jose kauai and sacramento and honolulu. we did a quick check. it looks like all those tickets are gone. however, southwest now tells us you should keep looking, more deals would pop up before midnight. keep going back and collecting. > stay on our website. you never know. it could be a deal for you. one of you. >> never turn away. >> thank you, michael. well, on the peninsula, a group of high school freshmen is

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11:00. >> in san francisco a birthday celebration with a twist for a 15-year-old girl who knows how fortunate she is to be here. >> now she's paying it forward. meares news reporter wayne freedman. >> reporter: pay a little attention to the special on the menu inside the medical center today. whatever they had, staff also had an opportunity to polish it off with birthday cake. >> i appreciate the thought of a cake. >> reporter: that is myla whose face many know well here after a bone marrow transplant led to a difficult recovery from a rare form of leukemia. that surgery happened five years ago today, making this the most significant of survival anniversaries her mother told us. >> did you ever think he would see this day? >> no. >> reporter: and that explains why they call this a rebirth d party for myla and all the people who took care of her. >> i mean you truly are like a miracle child. >> reporter: her night nurse, curtis wong. >> she's kind of an gone through hell and back and it's amazing

to see her doing so well and so happy. >> there were times when she would just lay there and not say anything. >> reporter: but there was more to this than just a celebration inside ucsf for her and her family. it presented an opportunity to ask more people of asian-american descent to register for bone marrow and stem cell transplants. they're rund represented. >> my daughter and family would like to help other patients to find a match. >> reporter: the older and wiser among us learn to never take a birthday for granted. that applies to myla, as well. the difference, she learned the hard way. at ucsf medical center in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> wow. >> special. >> yeah, that's a birthday she will not forget. >> all right. we want to thank you for joining us for abc news at 4:00 today. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. up next the raiderses and the cardinals. nfl preseason football, probably

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