9:00 tonight we'll still have temperatures in the mid to upper 70s in many locations inland. of course, it will be cooler at the coast. his life. 6:00 tomorrow morning we'll have temperatures already in the 70s >> the friends say their son was in some inland spots. unable to speak because of an 10:00 tomorrow morning you can see it's going to be heating up intellectual disability. officer salvador sanchez claims again. maybe up to the levels we had today. he attacked him and his child right now let's go up to the roof to meteorologist drew tuma inside a costco in corona. with a look at air quality. drew? >> yeah, and spencer, when we riverside county prosecutors get these ridges of high haven't decided if sanchez will pressure in the summertime that face charges. warm us up, they also act like a >> investigators believe fire damaged a home because of a lid in our atmosphere and it broken gas meter in livermore. traps a lot of pollutants near sky 7 flew above the scene when the surface. we have air quality issues. an orange glow radiated from a house on buck skin drive. we're looking at the emeryville a person sleeping inside the camera, a little bit of haze in garage smelled smoke. the atmosphere. let's show you air quality in this about 5:20 this morning. the region. we'll zoom into a couple spots fire crews arrived, but they indicated by yellow dots of could not shut off the flow of moderate air quality in the gas. pg&e had to dig up part of the inland east bay, livermore, bit front yard in order to clamp the better fresher air as you move pipe that fed that broken meter. to shoreline redwood city to the good news here, no one was hurt. fremont. air quality in concord as well, >> a staple on the bay area's fm moderate air quality there. pretty good in the north bay. dial, kfog will disappear after you see a lot of green dots. that's good air quality. nearly 40 years of being a the go ne it looks like favorite of local rock and roll tomorrow we will not have a fans.

spare the air day in effect. we'll have fresh air moving in kfog will stop airing its and that fresh air does come with cooler temperatures. current format and the letters will vanish next week. now, when spencer christian its signal will start comes back, he will show you that cooler air and he's also broadcasting knbr's 680's sports tracking a strengthening tropical storm in the atlantic program beginning september 6. that could have some concerns the chronicle reports kfog's for the upcoming holiday weekend ratings have dipped in recent on the east coast. we'll show that you forecast and months. path in a few minutes. kfog also sponsored an annual dan and ama. >> thanks, drew, very much. outdoor concert kaboom from 1994 >> as the weather heats up and to 2010. the summer winds down, more it featured a fireworks display people, they're heading accompanied by music broadcast outdoors. >> and that can increase the by the station. risk of running into kfog's origins as a rock station date back to 1982. rattlesnakes. abc7 news reporter laura anthony >> a shame to see kfog go, of is live in walnut creek with a course. nerve-racking warning. a lot more to come. lara. >> reporter: hi, dan. recycling fight. struggle to sell recyclables. we we actually have a personal story of a young man getting out how what you can recycle can of the hospital here behind me still end up in a landfill this afternoon. there seems to be some debate nonetheless. among the experts about whether inside chase, we're days away from the grand opening. we're seeing more or fewer we're going to take you inside the brand-new chase center where rattlesnakes when it gets really the warriors will play. hot. talk about that in a second. and reflection day, an but first let's show you this unusual display outside san francisco's ferry building. young man, kaden zing. the purpose behind 15 years old, a freshman at north gate high school. he was bitten by what he

believes to be a baby rattlesnake. on saturday night around 8:30 at dusk, he was not out hiking in the hills that are all around here. instead, he and some friends were simply walking in the front gate, courtyard area at a friend's home. here's the story. >> it felt like something zapped me, kind of like, kind of like someone was electro cuting me. it was really weird. of course, i'm freaking out, so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? what was that? at first i didn't see the snake. great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. and then my friend said, it's a i'm introducing them to crab. rattlesnake. i was like, no way. i turn around and i see it crab!? they love it. rattling. i'm freaking out. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. i run inside and i was like, i'm yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. gonna die, i'm dead. and i'm freaking out and out of ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. nowhere, i start feeling numbness through my leg. yup - with room for the whole gang. i call 911. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. >> reporter: now, here's another visit your local chase branch. rattlesnake, not the one that bit kaden. this is a rattlesnake brought in over the weekend at the lyndsay

wildlife experience. this rattlesnake was itself a patient. it was tangled up in some garden netting and someone -- construction workers actually were able to free it and bring it in and it's being treated and will be released at some point from lindsey. as for kaden zing, he is supposed to be released this afternoon from the ho was given medication, which acted pretty but in my mind i'm still 25. quickly. but he did have to stay in the that's why i take osteo bi-flex, hospital here for a couple of days. to keep me moving the way i was made to. back to you guys. >> okay, laura, baby it nourishes and strengthens rattlesnakes even more dangerous my joints for the long term. than full grown ones. they don't control the venom osteo bi-flex - now in triple strength plus magnesium. they release at all. kaden looks like he's doing okay. will he have any lasting effects from that bite? >> reporter: he thinks and he's been told by the doctors he should be pretty good to go in about a week. he is going to go home. he's actually a freshman in high school. he just started high school a week-and-a-half ago or so. so he's going to be fine. he's a football player.

he expects to be back on the field. it may take a few days. and, of course, he has plenty of stories to tell his classmates. >> what did i do this summer? got bitten by a rattlesnake. our best to kaden. thanks very much, laura. >> reporter: sure. >> two burglaries similar in nature are now being compared by police. the one in the bay area at the great mall happened just after 7:30 p.m. and confused people who believed there was an active shooter. that turned out to not be true. the other happened only a few hours earlier in modesto. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live in milpitas in the effort to find the burglars. lyanne. >> reporter: well, let's talk about time. now, the modesto burglary happened at about 5:00 p.m. now, milpitas is about 72 miles from modesto. it will take you about roughly an hour and 17 minutes. the media got a sneak peek again, remember, 5:00 p.m., the today inside the warriors new home in san francisco, the chase milpitas burglary occurred at center. with under two weeks to go now, it's all about the finishing

7:30 p.m. police here say plenty touches, of course, in mission bay. the seats are in. of time to have committed both the hardwood is ready. burglaries. there were no signs of and so is the gigantic super broken glass today at the jewelers inside the great mall high-definition scoreboard. in milpitas. we only saw a covered display warriors president rick welch says the 18,00 basketball case. but last night police say as arena. >> whatever they had in their three men smashed these cases, mind for a sports arena, this the sound of shattering glass doesn't look a lot like a sports confused many customers, some arena when you arrive. very grand entry space, really falsely believing there was an setting the mood for the whole active shooter. people quickly ran out, then night. >> in fact, metallica performing posted on social media. with the san francisco symphony >> what happened recently in will christen the venue friday, gilroy and in el paso and what's september 6th. the first warriors preseason happening nationally, worldwide, game will take place at chase people are hypersensitive. center on october the 5th. and we understand that. >> reporter: a nearly identical boy, that looks like a palace, doesn't it? heist occurred just a few hours >> yeah, really does. before at the same jewelry as part of our efforts to build a better bay area, we are store, valliani, this time in tackling the topic of recycling. >> yeah, with the closing of modesto. four men were caught on california's biggest chain of surveillance camera using what appears to be sledge hammers. recycling centers and the trade police say possibly also used in war now with china, many local the milpitas burglary. centers are really feeling the pressure. >> in our investigation there's >> abc7 news reporter luz pena three suspects. has the store friday union city they're described as black men where california's largest wearing dark clothing. >> reporter: in the modesto nonprofit recycling operation might have to close soon. incident, they were wearing different hoodies. >> reporter: in this warehouse >> we have to make sure our

with piles of sorted detectives talk to their reesbl detectives, look at photos, find any additional videos we may 0 people a year. but now they're holding on by a have that aren't actually from the store. thread. >> we're not able to sell >> reporter: milpitas police told us there are always four anything. we have to pay to g our permanent officers on the premises. that's how police say they were paper, we're having to go to able to respond so quickly. today people visiting the mall third world countries, which we understood why people panicked. don't feel good about. >> reporter: the majority of the >> because things keep happening material inside this facility is mixed paper, which is also the all around and as soon as you hardest material to market. hear something happening, people get scared. in the past, china used to buy they don't have the full information and they'll just 90% of what you see here from start moving around and try the united states. but now with the trade war, they to -- >> reporter: assume the worst. >> exactly. buy close to 0%. you never know, right? >> what we are faced with is >> reporter: now, last night, in finding other locations to addition to milpitas police, san accept those recyclables. jose police, c.h.p. >> reporter: in july, union city tried to buy triceps some time and sheriff's deputies all by charging an extra $2 a month responded. milpitas police told me even to keep the center afloat. though there was no active shooter involved, they will now with other centers clthe in remain as diligent as ever. melendez, abc7 news. entering this center has increased. and they say they only have a ch >> okay, great, lyanne, thank

you. a man is recovering after being shot by an off duty san francisco police officer. the shooting happened late last at least the mayors in alameda county because we do have a mayor's conference where we can night on moeser lane near san discuss this issue because it is pablo avenue. an issue that impacts all of our abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield has the story. cities. >> reporter: with the influx of >> reporter: neighbors heard it more materials coming in on a happen. the shouting, the gunshots. daily basis and no one to buy they say it was loud and terrifying. >> when i heard the shots, like it, recycling companies are a couple shots, it was an running out of time and space. so now they're having to pay $90 eventful night. a ton to send their material to >> reporter: how did you react? a lake to be processed a second >> scared. grabbed my dogs and i said, time. so what's the next step? what's going on? just lay down on the ground. >> well, the next step is that >> reporter: julio rodriguez then looked out his window and the state of california needs to saw his neighbor who told him what happened. >> and he said, well, i just got create infrastructure, not just attacked by this person. i had to shot him. >> reporter: elsa reit owe police responded at about 10:00 trisa, so we can lose this last night and made a discovery about the shooter. material, keep it domestic. >> through the investigation we determined that the person who >> reporter: luz pena, abc7 shot him was an off duty police news. >> we have dedicated a week of officer from san francisco coverage to recycling because it police department. >> reporter: investigators have is a complicated issue and there not said yet what led to the are shooting which happened at d bette bay area. you will find the stories on

moesher lane and kearny street. website, abc7news.com. across the street from a strip >> you'll soon have more places to fill up water bottles when mall with a cvs and 24-hour you're out and about in san francisco. fitness. we asked if the man who was shot today the mayor's office nnounced an expanon of th was armed. >> not with a firearm. stations similar to this one another type of weapon, but we that you're looking at along the won't describe what it is just embarcadero. yet. >> reporter: the man who was the city is setting aside shot is expected to survive. the off duty police officer was not hurt in the incident. $800,000 to install 22 additional stations at public residents had high praise for him. >> he's my neighbor, and i know schools and 14 more stations in him for quite a while. city parks and open spaces. he's a super nice guy and he was part of the funding for the program comes from the city's attacked by this individual who soda tax. apparently was drunk or >> today is national dog day, something. >> reporter: residents say they and in honor of national dog day do have issues with homeless we thought we'd show you a people in the area. little puppy love. police say the man who was shot >> i love you. is in his 40s. >> i love you. they have not released any more information about them, only that he is expected to survive. >> i love you. >> i love you. in el yerrito, amy hollyfield, >> you heard it there. megan vaughn posted this video to youtube. you can hear her husky mimicking abc7 news. her saying, i love you. >> they accused an officer of she said cash loves me or maybe acting improperly when he shot he's saying it to make me feel better. either way, it's cute and it's his son inside a costco. just in time for national dog they spoke for the first time today since they were also day. wounded in june. as a police >> that's adorable. >> it is, it is.

>> that's what he said. all right. let's focus on the weather forecast. a little steamy out there again today. >> is today the hottest day, officer, i begged and told him not to shoot. though, spencer? >>as a peacel and 32 years of >> maybe not the most uncomfortable. tomorrow we have an increase in humidity. >> more? >> not much of a reduction in heat. yeah, it might feel more uncomfortable torl. here's a live look at doppler 7. i'm the bearer of bad news. the fog is having no cooling effect on the inland area. let's take a look from emeryville. this is a look at the fog stacking up at the golden gate there. it's currently 73 degrees here in san francisco. oakland 76. 84 at redwood city. 87 san jose. gilroy 68. that can't be right. it's got to be warmer. that must be a mistake. 61 degrees at half moon bay. here's the view at the golden gate where the fog has settled in. so it's looking a little dreary there now. once again, not having any cooling effect inland.o cf1 o it's still 89 degrees in sosa. 84 napa, 90 petaluma, fairfield 102. 98 at concord and livermore. this is mt. diablo.

it looks hot right now because it is hot. these are our forecast features. low clouds will develop -- continuing to develop near the coast and bay overnight. it will be hot inland again tomorrow, but a much cooler pattern begins on wednesday and that's going to bring us several days of cooling. overnight, though, it won't cool down much. lowes will be in the upper 50s to low 60s with a little fog at the coast. a patch or two out over the bay. and we're going to take a look at what's bringing that moisture up into our area, remnants of what was tropical storm ivo pushing up into southern california right now. it will eventually work its way up into the bay area giving us that muggy feeling along with the relatively hot conditions we're going to have. so tomorrow look for lingering low clouds early part of the day. by afternoon as the temperatures rise, so will the humidity. that will give us that muggy effect. so a look at scattered highs or assorted highs for tomorrow. 98 at cloverdale, 88 vallejo, 100 fairfield. 91 san jose. right around the bay shoreline we'll see low to mid 80s and some low to mid 70s on the coast

tomorrow. now let's skip over to the tropical atlantic where tropical storm dorian is bearing down on barbados right now. it's expected to stay on a track that will intensify into a category 1 hurricane late tomorrow night as it approaches puerto rico late and early wednesday. and then over portions of the dominican republic on saturday. still as a category 1 hurricane, but then it's expected to weaken as it continues plowing eastward toward south florida. we'll keep watching that for you to see how that affects conditions in the southeast u.s. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. notice a nice little drop in temperatures on wednesday. only low 90s inland, low 80s around the bay. that's fairly typical in december this year. temperatures drop thursday and friday. possibly a little below average this time of year. saturday and sunday temperatures bounce back again to the low to mid 90s. doesn't look like we'll have quite the intense heat we have now, but there will be a weekend

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childhood poverty is receiving a special commitment here in the bay area. representative barbara lee chaired a summit in oakland today and finding innovative solutions for children facing issues like food insecurity. it draws on a study released by the national academy of sciences examining the cost to society. governor newsome's chief of staff accused the trump administration of making it harder for families to access programs like food stamp ands promised to fight back. >> we are here with you, partnering with everybody on this stage with congresswoman lee, with all of you to make sure that we have a california for all, that we invest our budget as a value statement and a moral statement to make sure that we are fighting child poverty. and further, we're going to make sure we stand up against the bullies in washington. >> advocates also pointed to studies suggesting nearly 2 million children in california are still facing a dangerous level of poverty. >> that's tough. well, let's move on. a special celebration in georgia this weekend celebrating the birthdays of former president

jimmy carter and his wife roselyn and our own spencer christian was the emcee of that event in georgia. what an honor. >> absolutely. and spencer is here with us now to share a little bit about this experience. we want to hear all about it, spencer. >> it was a great honor. it was held in americas, georgia, in first baptist church. i think it was attended by 400 peope or so. so president carter will be 95 in october 1st. mrs. carter just turned 92 about a week ago. my relationship -- relationship. my acquaintance with them goes back a long time to the '80s and '90s. i interviewed them several times, did live broadcasts when they were building homes for habitat for humanity. in 1999 when president carter turned 75, the family invited me to come to americas, georgia, to emcee that event. i must have done okay there. >> look at you. >> i must have done an okay job because they invited am he to celebrate the joint celebration of his 95th and her 93. it was unbelievable. there was musical entertainment.

emmanuel lewis, the star of the old tv sitcom "webster" because he and michael jackson world with the carters in the '90s. we celebrated their lives and their contributions to making it a better world. it was just awesome. i'm still pinching my sechlt >> i'll bet. this is a former president. >> yeah. >> leading humanitarian, nobel prize. this is an amazing career -- >> all of his life has been a life of service and he's so humble. they both are. so humble and down to earth and just, you know, regular people who have accomplished amazing things. >> and what a sweet couple. >> oh, my gosh. >> i mean, come on. >> how long have they been married? >> they've been married 73 years. 73 years. and at one point i was talking about how people have responded to my post on social media. i said, a lot of people ask me, what is jimmy carter like and tell me about things he's done. i say, well, he's been a peanut farmer, a governor of georgia, naval officer, president of the

united states, prolific author, a maker of peace accords and recipient of the nobel peace prize, sunday school teacher. did i throw that? and a builder of homes for the poor. they've both done that together. it's a partnership. it's not just jimmy carter. >> you smiled when you said that. >> they had big wide smiles beaming. they appreciated the fact we're celebrating both of their lives together. >> it looks like they're doing quite well. >> they are doing quite well at 95 and 92. if i could be that good at 75. which is just three years away. [ laughter ] honor. >> i love them. they are amazing people and i love the fact that they have included me in their lives. >> that's excellent. >> wonderful. thanks, spencer. >> well, just ahead, celebrating women's rights. dozens of womenn the south bay today. why this event was as much about the future as it was about the past. >> plus, an unusual exhibition today at san francisco's ferry building. what all these mirrored statu ♪

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>> announcer: now news to builda >> south bay, an early start to celebrating the u.s. centennial of women's suffrage as hundreds came out in downtown san jose to make their voices heard. >> but as much as the event was a nod to the past, it was also about fighting for the future. >> yeah, abc7 news reporter

chris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: in the heart of silicon valley, a launching point for a meaningful movement. with many dressed in white hundreds gathered in front of san jose's mlk jr.'s library for women's right to vote. santa clara valley the first to celebrate the centennial. >> our ability to bring everybody together in one arena to fight for women's rights, women's rights are human's rights. human's rights are women's rights. and if we don't have equality, nobody will. >> reporter: santa clara che right to vote back in 1911 when 60 % of voters passed it in this county. san francisco actually def u.s. bureau announced that its staff would be canvassing santa clara county neighborhoods until mid october to confirm addresses. county officials are urging participation and say that this routine process will help ensure the accuracy of the census count. >> this isn't about being the cutting edge.

this is about having a community that really reflects our values of equity. >> reporter: and what does that look like? >> reporter: crystal rodriguez was inspired by what she saw today. >> there has to be a change. we know something is going on. right now women don't get equal pay as men and i feel that with am this movement a lot can be different. >> reporter: mary, one of the last living rosie the riveters in the south bay even stopped by to express her support. >> the time is coming when they have to y see orr: community members coming together to amplify their voices. >> the more that we have these type of events, the more inclusive they become, and the more that we can reach other under served populations. >> reporter: an opportunity to bring more people into the fold come 2020. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> new york senator kris sanchez

wi kirsten gillibrand will try to boost her numbers tonight. she is one of 20 candidates vying for the presidential nomination. she will be at manny's on 16th street and valencia. she will give an update on her campaign. tickets are sold online through eventbrite. >> there is plenty of a tings at the ferry building in honor of women's equality day. they put up 64 mirrored statues in front of the building. organizers say the statues are meant to highlight gender inequality, specifically when it comes to statues in san francisco. >> in san francisco, there are 68 statues, but only four of them are women. so these are the missing 64 statues that represent every woman. and while we maybe can't change history, we can shape the future. >> similar installations took place today in boston as well as atlanta. the walt disney company is a majority owner of hulu and is also the parent company of abc7.

>> president trump is now on his way home from france following meetings with the world's top leaders of the g7 summit. today the president fielded questions about climate change. north korea, and his ongoing trade war with china. here's abc7 news reporter trevor ault. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: wrapping up what he called a truly successful g7, today president trump touted the unity of the world's leaders. >> we were accomplishing a lot, but i think more importantly, we were getting along very well. >> reporter: the president also addressing his ongoing international battles, insisting schaen has been institute and had their leaders want to make a deal. >> i'm not sure they have a choice. i'm not saying that as a threat. i don't think they have a choice. >> reporter: trump also defending what some have called a volatile style of rhetoric toward china you alternating between calling xi a friend and later an enemy am i. >> the way i negotiate has done well for me over the years and it's doing well for the country.

>> reporter: among several issues the president said should have been handled by his predecessors, also on that list north korea's nuclear arsenal. >> north korea should have been done a long time ago. i'm doing t. i'm doing a lot of things i shouldn't have to be doing. >> reporter: after skipping the g7's meeting on climate change, the only one of the world leaders to do so, the president fielding questions about the earth, saying he wants clean air and water and even called himself an environmentalist, but not to the point he's willing to sacrifice america's wealth. >> we can take care of people that we couldn't have taken care of in the past because of the great wealth. we can't let that wealth be taken away. >> reporter: next year's g7 summit is here in the u.s. and president trump has floated the idea of hosting it at his doral golfami. crhave already accused him of trying to profit from the presidency. today he responded saying, i don't care about making money. trevor ault, abc7 news, washington. >> california and 18 other states sued the federal government today to stop the trump administration's efforts to change how long migrant

children can be detained. the lawsuit centers on the flores settlement reached more than 20 years ago. it says migrant children must be kept in the least restrictive setting and they shouldn't spend more than 20 days in detention unless a court changes the agreement. now, the federal government wants to remove court oversight. >> this administration has failed to follow the rules. and now they want to rewrite them as well. >> if you want to know how you're performing as a state, as a nation, look in the eyes of yog people. >> california doesn't have any immigration detention centers. however, both governor newsome and attorney general xavier becerra argue california has a duty to file the lawsui because ur oer e beenanark johnson andohnson stateo address that problem. the oklahoma case is the first

trial of an opioid manufacturer anywhere in the united states. johnson & johnson's subsidiary jansson pharmaceutical sz accused of aggressively marketing the opioids to doctors as safe and effective. the judge called the crisis an imminent danger and menace to oklahomans. >> as i detail in my judgment, this is the cost that i am constrained to order jansson and johnson and johnson to pay based on the particulars of a nuisance claim and the evidence that was presented at trial. >> johnson & johnson is expected to appeal the ruling. thousands of similar cases against drug makers are awaiting trial all around the country.n cancer, what doctors are asking them to do. >> plus a long journey finally over. the man who paddle boarded his way from san francisco to hawaii. >> i'm spencer christian. this is' been a very hot day inland so let me tease you a little bit with a view of

cooling fog moving through the golden gate. it's not going to reach inland. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up for you in

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ocean defender, is a combo paddle board and small boat with a sleeping cabin, storage bins, and solar panels for power. >> gps, one inside and one outside. computer. >> reporter: de la rosa packed enough supplies for a 90-day trip. he estimated it would take 70 days to make the pacific crossing. he did it in 76. go pro cameras documented his days and nights at sea. there was no escort vessel, so he was all alone. he estimates he lost about 10 pounds, but never got sick despite very little sleep. >> every hour i get up checking the gps, checking the direction, moving the system. di't hit him, but it did push him off course. >> during one week i go to the north, to the north. i say, whew, what happened? >> reporter: loaded down, the

ocean defender weighed more than a thousand pounds. >> it's difficult moving this kind of boat with very small power. >> reporter: he said the view out there was breath taking, but he did encounter floating plastics, nets and discarded line. >> with this go pro -- >> reporter: de la rosa has done other extreme adventures. >> okay. i think what i do next year? i love this kind of across the atlantic ocean, now he's conquered the pacific. [ speaking foreign language ] >> aloha. incredible. >> it really is. >> the pacific can be a violent place. >> crazy. let's get you a check on our weather with spencer. >> here we go, live doppler 7, fog is developing over the cost, pushing over the bay tonight. it's still going to be a very mild overnight, especially inland where low temperatures drop into the upper 50s to mid

60s which is pretty mild. tomorrow we're having an increase in moisture. here's your forecast animation showing the fog action. we should call it the movement of fog not only overnight, but high clouds and moisture moving from our south tomorrow. we're going to have kind of a muggy feeling tomorrow with high temperatures once again in the upper 90s to about 100 in the warm est inland spots. 80s around the bay. 70s on the coast. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. cooling trend begins on wednesday, yea, and it gets even cooler on thursday and friday as inland highs drop to the upper 80s those two days. we'll get a minor gradual warm up with temperatures back in the low 90s and low 80s around the bay, mid 60s on the coast. that's fairly typical this time of year. it's not so extreme. once you get to the upper 90s and 100, then it's hot. that's pretty hot. >> thanks, spencer. >> okay. >> grizzly bear knew the right way to cool off in denver. looks like she's living her best hot bear summer. the denver zoo showed tundratund

laying back. she loves to splash in the water to cool off on hot summer days. >> that looks great. another fast food restaurant announces plans to serve plant based meat. what kfc is saying about its new beyond meat tenders.

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the food and drug administration is calling on pharmaceutical companies to include men in clinical trials for breast cancer. the fda hopes the inclusion of men will help develop drugs that can treat those suffering from the disease. male breast cancer is very rare, making up less than 1% of cases. however, mortality rates are higher than women primarily because there s less awareness in men. treatments are based on studies and data collected from women. >> well, textbooks, notebooks, a pencil box, just some of the things that may be inside your child's back pack. >> yeah, but carrying all that weight can actually hurt them. reporter mandy gaither has a look at how to keep your kids pain free. >> reporter: it is not a problem one expects in youth. >> it is a number of i see backpa. >> reporter: loaded back packs

don't help. in fact, at the beginning of every squool year there is an uptick in young patients who see orthopedic surgeon dr. nicolas fletcher at children's health care of atlanta. the first thing he says can help, make sure your child uses both straps. >> if he even starts walking, this is going to fall off. in order to prevent it from falling off he's going to have to lean a lot to his left to keep it in place. it's important to have both straps on. let me see your arm, buddy. good. and then he's evenly weighted again. >> reporter: how the bag is packed can also cause pain. fletcher says children should carry no more than ten or 20% of their body weight. heaviest things like books should be closest to the back. lighter items like notebooks or pencil box go up front. >> so if you look here, the bottom of the bag is right at the waist level. you don't want it sagging down. you don't want it too high up because it's going to pitch him forward more. if you look at him from the side, his head is nicely abovv s

i'm mandy gaither reporting. >> if your child does develop back pain, have them rest or take a day off physical activity. get them to stretch, that helps, and give them some ibuprofen perhaps. if the pain persists, go and see your pediatrician. >> a study looks at the most valuable college majors. chances are you never heard of the top one on the list. according to bank.com, naval architecture and marine engineering top the list of some 162 majors thanks to high pay and low unemployment. nuclear engineering, that ranked second. pharmaceutical sciences and administration came in third. the least valuable major, that would be drama and theater arts with a median income of $35,000 a year. >> well, kfc is jumping on the plant-based bandwagon. kfc is teaming up with california-based beyond meat to roll out meatless nuggets. the chain is testing them in

atlanta tomorrow. if things go well, they might come here. still think something is afoul perhaps? this coat from the company may ease your mind. kfc beyond fried chicken is so delicious, our customers will find it difficult to tell that it is plant-based. >> it's still summer for another month, but starbucks is already pushing the pumpkin spice drinks. starting tomorrow starbucks will begin selling a pumpkin cream cold brew drink for the first time. it will debut on the same day the coffee chain begins selling the hot pumpkin spice latte. starbucks has sold nearly half a billion pumpkin spice lattes over the past decade and a half. >> stay here with us. a taste of home in the south bay. >> some of my happiest moments as a child was around the table. >> the restaurant drawing in fans of the caribbean. that's just ahead. >> and kristen is here with what's coming up on abc7 news at 5:00. kristen. >> thanks, guys. new at 5:00, fish mongers are feeling pretty happy these days. why california is on track for

its biggest salmon harvest in years. and sending in the big guns, amazon wildfires are getting some help from the bay area and across the country. and how compassion and friendship take center stage on the first day of school. these stories and more when i join dan for abc7 news at 5:00.

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jamaica right here in the bay area. from menlo park to san jose, the three locations of backyard caribbean grill bring a taste of home for the restaurant's owner. community journalist dustin dorsey had a taste. >> some of my happiest moments as a child was around the table. lots of food, lots of family, lots of laughs. i think when i walk into any one of the restaurants and see a table of two or ten doing the same thing, it's synonymous with how things are done back home. my whole idea is to keep it as close as possible as i can get it to the way we do it back home. we do the jerk chicken. our curry goat. we do ox tails. those are jamaican staple. >> i come here for the ox tail. it's delicious. >> reporter: were you scared to try the first time? >> no. >> reporter: no? you were all-in, huh?

you cleaned your plate? tehe simpson hooked me up with the special, the jerk chicken and the ox tail. the name throws me off a little bit, but let's see how it tastes. ooh, don't let the name fool you. this is delicious. oh, super good. >> i'm a chef. i like to cook, and i also love to cook jamaican food. we have the best palate in the state. people are willing to try everything. i mean, this is a chef's dream. we are well accepted by the bay area fans, and we continue to say thank you and give back. customers are coming out, they're looking for sincerity, sincerity in service,ty andustt of us and i think people feel at home.

hospitality is that you're hosting people you don't know, and you have a short time to make an impression. it's not easy. but the truth is when you walk out and you see a table of ten or 15 going at it because they're having a good time, i think, you know, that's mission fulfilled. >> i have to say my family, we are big fans of backyard. mom insists, loves the ox tail, my husband loves the jerk chicken. i'm all about the corn festivals and plantain. go to the backyard website through our website, abc7news.com. definitely worth trying. all right. that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news at 4:00. thank you for joining us today. i'm ama daetz. abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> it's not something you want to see any day, a human body getting run over by a car. >> next at 5:00, an eyewitness account to a frightening accident. an unmarked police vehicle runs

down an auto burglary suspect. she describes how it all unfolded. >> police say this santa clara man stole a car and collided with a lyft vehicle. one passenger is killed, another is critically hurt. >> cannabis at school. a medicinal solution gets preliminary approval. >> rattlesnakes are all over the bay area right now. one walnut creek teenager describes what happened when he was bitten in the foot. >> salmon is having an historic year and it's good not only for your wallet, but also the environment. i'm dion lim in alameda and this is no fish tale. >> announcer: now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> you're just in shock, what you're seeing. it seemed pretty horrible. >> a woman talking about the moment she watched a car run a man over as he lay in the street, detained by police. that car was an unmarked police vehicle driven by another officer called in for back up. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm dan ashley.

>> and i'm kristen sze. it happened saturday at gary boulevard and webster street in japantown. police were chasing a man believed to be involved in an auto burglary. >> nbc's anchor kumasi aaron speaks with a woman who saw the whole thing. she is live now, kumasi? >> reporter: she told me she was walking with her fiancee and the suspect ran right past them. he was being chased by police. they caught him and they thought everything was over, but it was just beginning. it's hard to watch this video. the blurred aftermath of a man run over by a car. imagine seeing it happen in real