>> part of the fuselage has been found about 400 feet away from the house. the fate of the pilot is unknown and the monterey sheriff said no one was in the home at the time. the search continues today for a missing man in the east bay. philip kreycik was last seen going for a run on saturday and today an army of volunteers and search and rescue crews are continuing to look for him at pleasanton ridge regional park. our reporter goes live with the latest on the search. >> reporter: i'm here at foothill high school in pleasanton ground zero or the command center if you will for this massive search. i was just told this is an unprecedented search in alameda county that a missing jogger would normally be found in 24 to 48 hours but this has stretched on for four days, hundreds of volunteers, high

technology, drones, helicopters out looking for this jogger with no luck. just 15 minutes ago when a press conference, this is what they said they are beginning to believe. >> we are left with two probabilities, one is that we are not finding phil appear in the terrain and he is incapacitated and not responsive, or he's not here and those are our two probabilities we feel when we look at the different contingencies and assessment of the entire operation over the last four days we've come to those conclusions that he is incapacitated within the search zone and we can't find him or he's not here and he somewhere else that we don't know about. >> reporter: so it's a complicated situation as they evaluate what to do next. here's some more on that search effort. the search for 37-year-old

philip kreycik is concentrated on 50 square miles of wilderness, 100 search and rescue personnel from as far away from plaster and solano counties scouted the rugged terrain along with more than 200 volunteers organized by his family. >> his mom and his sister and their friends have been walking up there as well, yesterday and today and they are in good shape. the data staying around here. >> is a bright man, this is a man who went to harvard and m.i.t. this is a man that's very analytical in his thinking, he runs ultra marathons. >> reporter: but he went missing as he parked his car and left his cell phone and it as he departed on an eight mile jog at 10:45 saturday morning in pleasanton ridge regional park. it was 106 degrees outside. but days of extensive searching and even using infrared d rplanehave hven canine brther

peth her will be track any sent volunteers who say they have biked and run the used trails for decades have their own theories. >> i one location there was something shiny and we zoomed in with a camera and it looks like it was a water bottle but for a water bottle to be that far down into the ravine was unusual so i gave the pictures to the team. >> reporter: this anonymous jogger had another thought. >> i'm thinking an animal attack. >> we've had different information come in, for example we found a rock that had blood on it. we took that rock to our crime lab and had it analyzed but it was not human blood. we are going to that level of detail. we did spot a mountain lion. >> reporter: so there have been found up in the hills here, i was told, some dear and sheep

that had been killed by other coyotes or mountain lion, that's not to say that's what happened in this case, but it is one of many possibilities ising explored w. say , search effort for days if not longer ahead and meanwhile officials say they may begin to scale things back as they go into tomorrow. >> just a frustrating mystery. thank you very much for now to the wildfires burning here on the west coast. mandatory evacuation order still in place in some areas as flames spread closer to home. marcy gonzales has the latest. >> reporter: wildfires raging for another day on the west coast. in doyle, california, residents rushing to evacuate as flames

ravaged their community for the second time in just eight months. >> ng at us like the headlight on a freight train. >> reporter: the back with complex fire, the largest so far this year in california scorching more than 90,000 acres, destroying at least 20 homes. it's one of at least 58 fires burning across the west supercharged by their record drought and extreme heat. is threatening hundreds of houses and other buildings. in southern oregon, firefighters struggling to contain the bootleg fire which in less than a week has scorch an area larger than portland, eugene, and salem combined. that massive fire knocked out several transmission lines that's supplied power to

california. officials are concerned about the possibility of power outages and asking people to conserve energy. preparations are in full swing in napa county to get ready for what could be another destructive wildfire season. napa county fire chief updated the county's board of supervisors this morning on the steps being taken including the tree clearing of neural hallo mountain road to give the community a safe evacuation path. >> a lot of work has been done not only removing the fuels along the side of the road but as you see with this bucket truck also removing hanging limbs that could potentially if impacted by fire, drop down onto the roadway. >> firefighters are also educating homeowners on steps they can take to make their properties more fire resistant. you can keep track of the fires with our exclusive abc7

wildfire tracker. the interactive map shows you where fires are spreading and information on the firefight in real time. it's available now at abc7news.com/better bay area, just click the climate watch section. >> at least the heat has eased somewhat but it still quite windy. our current weather conditions across the bay area are favorable for reducing the risk of fire, here's a look at the alignment on our satellite and radar in which you could see the circulation along that low-pressure system bringing us a steady onshore flow as the water temperatures are around 50 to 54 cool marine flow is occurring and you could see that it is breezy but not very dry at the moment and certainly not very warm with temperature readings generally in the 60s right around the bay shoreline right now only 58 in san francisco. we are not out of the fire

danger, it just means that for now and for the next couple of days we will expect this pattern that reduces the risk of fires but it's likely to get warmer over the weekend and that means it will get drier so we will have more in the forecast coming up a little later. as the drought continues the city of santa clara is expected to officially declare a local drought emergency today. city council members are scheduled to pass the resolution at the meeting tonight meeting santa clara would restrict outdoor watering to a maximum of three days per week. there will also be rolls for hotels, restaurants, and carwashes. san francisco's public utilities commission give an update on the city's drought conditions today. while it is marginally better than the rest of the state, they are keeping a close eye on water levels at the reservoir. the last time it was this dry was in 1977. in the south bay, the vta board of directors just wrapped up a special meeting to review a six phase plan to resume

light rail service. it includes finding a temporary work location doing inspections and repairs in providing mental health supportive services. light rail service stopped may 26 following a mass shooting at the guadalupe railyard. bart in the meantime will start incrementally adding back late night train service later this week starting thursday will run four special, limited stop trains that will leave the embarcadero station at 11:30 on thursdays, fridays, and saturdays and they will make a total of eight stops in the east bay and on the san francisco side of the bay. bart will resume its full late- night schedule operating monday through saturdays on august 2. in morgan hill, police say 70 percent of all crime there involves a vehicle and they are hoping a new camera system may help catch the drivers, but not everyone is on board. >> reporter: it's a highly talked about issue that's plaguing the bay area, even the small city of morgan hill is not immune. crime is on the rise. >> i've seen more crime.

you think this doesn't happen to you, but it does happen and it seems more frequent than ever. >> reporter: oregon hill police agree, captain ramirez is a will combat this rise with a pilot program of 25 safety cameras throughout the city in high crime areas that will automatically read license plates and give vehicle descriptions to police, with successful programs already, ramirez hopes the cameras can lead to a reduction in prevention of crime in the city of morgan hill. >> we have an unsolved homicide that cameras would've helped us i identify the vehicle at the time so there absolutely crimes we are trying to investigate where these cameras would have given us the ability to view and give us an investigative lead. >> reporter: police on board, but how does the community feel? there's always two sides of the story. some residents we spoke with our for the cameras. >> i think it's an excellent idea. >> reporter: others are more skeptical. >> my first thought is privacy. we live in a country where we

are supposed to have freedom to come and go and do what we do as long as we are living according to the law and living right and why do they feel this need to monitor every single person because that's what it's starting to look like. >> for people to know that we have a system in place, i think just knowing it will hopefully deter people from doing illegal stuff. >> reporter: residents will be able to offer their thoughts on the cameras at a town hall meeting august 12 before a final decision is made. the pilot program will begin within the let next month and run through september. a lot more to calm, covert cases are on the rise again, the new breakthrough cases for people who have been vaccinated. california's come back, the plan to get the state back on plan to get the state back on track after the pandemic ♪ ♪ ♪ plan to get the state back on track after the pandemic

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nationally the jury is still out on whether vaccine boosters will need to be given. the cdc directors urging patients as more data emerges. doctor patel is a key member of our abc7 vaccine team and is following the latest on covid-19 every single day he is with us in the studio. thank you for coming in. let's start with the breakthrough cases. concerning for a lot of people but not unexpected? >> not unexpected but no less concerning and it's important to track the is because it's important to separate versus an asymptomatic breakthrough case versus people who are vaccinated who may be getting severe illness and getting hospitalized and the data is clear. even with breakthrough cases over the past month, 99 percent of covered vaccine deaths in this country have been in unvaccinated people. >>

vaccinated you can relax for >> about 158 million americans have been vaccinated and less than 6000 hospitalized or fatal covert cases in vaccinated individuals have been reported to the cdc. >> that is reassuring. there's been a spy, relatively small in cases since california reopened. underreport finds that cases and workplaces are rising as people come back to the office once again. what can people do to try to stay safe? >> this is the million-dollar question and people are concerned about this and it just depends on your workplace and your level of risk. even more so now i'm more likely to carry a mask with me if i go into business and there's a lot of people there and there's some businesses that need to be looked at and masks may come back. i think hospitals in need to institute a mandated vaccine policy across the board because of what we are seeing and that's a front-line place where people are coming into contact with the delta variant.

children's hospital, our patient populated a lot of them are not vaccinated so we have to think what we can do in a business specific sense. >> so not all businesses are created equal? >> very true and i also just called hospitals the business because they are few let's talk about boosters. a lot of people are talking about this. who should get a booster and when should we anticipated or what about just getting had the pfizer vaccine twice, what if i get the johnson & johnson vaccine on top of that or something of that nature. i hear a lot of people asking. >> i know the vaccine cocktail thing is tempting based on the data but there's no evidence to suggest people should be doing that and it's important to differentiate between how effective the vaccine is against the delta variant which studies across the world shows it really is, versus durability and duration of the vaccine effectiveness and the latter is what we need to be looking at. i'm echoing with doctor fauci and members of the cdc want to look at, people who are vaccinated in december and january, how effective is the vaccine now? that is what we will need to

sort through if and when it's time to advise on getting a booster. >> has some of that data started come back, we know the answer to that question in terms of durability? >> we don't know all the information yet. pfizer has indicated there's millinery data they want to share but if you look around the world and you look against the delta variant, the efficacy is still above 90 percent, 64 percent in a smaller study so across the board americans, californians, everyone should still feel reassured that the vaccines absolutely work against the variant and they are your best shot by far to avoid getting severely ill, hospitalized or dying from the virus. >> and yet we still have people who are very reluctant, we respect people who have those concerns of course, but in some respects the the are unfounded. >> they are unfounded. i agree, i will always welcome dialogue. if you have questions and want to have a back-and- forth conversation, that's great. but we should not be seeing

cpac for example cheering at america missing the vaccination goal. we should not see people rooting against us meeting that mark. people should be looking at the science and making an informed decision and realizing this is the best way to protect yourself and your family and your community. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, i'm getting heated here. >> we like getting you worked up. thankfully the fog is here to cool you off and there's some drizzle out there. more comfortable for the folks inland. >> absolutely, the heat we had over the weekend is long gone but of course it will return at some point but right now we're looking at breezy and cooler than average conditions across the bay area and an increase in moisture in the atmosphere. surface wind speeds from 20 to 25 miles per hour in many locations with gusts to 28 and of course you can see the marine layer is quite prominent as we look toward the golden gate and it will start out over the bay and it has

already started pushing onshore. only 50 degrees in san francighsco t nolow to mountain view, hill. 56 at pacifica. here's a view of the golden gate where you can see the marine layer reaching out over the bay. 70 degrees at santa rosa and all these temperature readings right now are well below average for this time of year. napa at 68, 77 at fairfield and 76 at livermore and was we look across the embarcadero we see a bit of blue sky looking in this direction and these our forecast features, clouds, fog and patchy drizzle will be with us once again overnight and into the early morning hours. cooler than average weather lasting for the next few days and getting a little warm over the weekend, just gradual warming. for the overnight hours notice the increase in low clouds and fog in a few high clouds as well and some spotty drizzle. we had enough

morning that some areas had measurable rainfall, and hundreds of an inch or 207 inch and that will be the pattern tomorrow morning as well and following that pattern, the low clouds will retreat to the coastline and by midmorning giving us mainly sunny skies in the afternoon over the bay and inland. overnight low temperatures with highs tomorrow 61 at half moon bay, 64 in san francisco. a few low 70s the most inland areas about the mid-80s so not a very warm day but a pleasant and mild day and even cooler on thursday as very few inland locations will break the 80 degree mark and then we start to get some gradual warming on friday seeing a few low to mid 80s return in the inland areas and that pattern will continue saturday. notice thursday will be the coolest day of the forecast certainly in the inland areas and that gradual more warming i mentioned begins at the end of the week and continues to the weekend and on monday or tuesday of next week cabbages return to a more seasonal range with low to mid 90s inland and mid-70s around the bay but no heat wave in store for the next seven days, just comfortable weather.

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the home services company was accused of using its website and tv ads to mislead customers into believing that background checks were done on every worker. in reality, angie's list only does background checks on business owners. angie's list has agreed to pay half of all new member subscription fees to customers who registered between june of 2016 and february from food to furniture, to gas, if it seems like you are paying more for everything these days, you aren't imagining it. consumers faced a third straight month surge in prices in june according to the labor department. in fact it was the biggest increase in 13 years. experts say it's a sure sign the economy is rebounding after the pandemic and some americans appeared to be on a spending binge for larger items like cars and exercise equipment. your morning cup of coffee

is also getting more expensive thanks in part change. the world's biggest coffee producer, brazil is facing one of its worst droughts in almost a century. global consumption is also set to exceed production this year, brazil's total coffee harvest is expected to drop by the biggest year-over-year amount since 2003 because of the drought so prices will go up. it will spike. >> that's not something we can just cut back on. now to an unusual freebie. a victorian house in oakland has hit the market for free but there's a catch. you have to move it move it. the house is currently in west oakland on chestnut street between 24th and 26. the lot it's on is set to become a 12 unit townhouse development. planning documents indicate the home was built in the late 1800s. the developer is hoping to

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governor newsom sign the states 100 dollar budget this afternoon in los angeles at an event that felt at times more like a campaign rally. >> for those who have counted california out, eat your heart out. isstate

back. >> the budget includes $600 stimulus checks for those making less than $75,000 a year. families with children could get an additional $500. small businesses hit hard by the pandemic will get help with $4 billion in grants available so they can rehire workers. this budget also looks to address homelessness with $12 billion to be spent over the next two years. it also creates transitional kindergarten for children 4 years of age for to california's recall effort. kaitlyn chana made an appearance at the conservative political action conference and the reaction to her visit showed how the public and party is still split when it comes to lgbtq issues. >> we take a closer look at the concerns. >> kaitlyn chana is the highest

profile transgender woman who has run for office and she's doing so as a republican. while she does have some support, she was heckled at cpac over the weekend and now she's been sparring on twitter about her identity congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. as kaitlyn chana continues her campaign for california governor, her candidacy is dividing conservatives split over her transgender identity. over the weekend, jenna was heckled during an appearance at the conservative political action conference and this week, congressman marjorie taylor greene piled on further, calling jenner a man in a dress. >> while we oppose kendall jenner's campaign we will not stay quiet on the anti-trans attacks against her. >> reporter: equality california is supporting governor newsom in the recall election but immediately came to jenner's defense. >> the hateful and ignorant comments we saw at cpac from marjorie taylor greene are not comments anymore, they're being legislated across the country and none of us should be silent

when we hear this kind of transphobia. >> reporter: according to the human rights campaign, 2021 has been a recordbrki arr anti-tnsl the country. kendall jenner's candidacy is further highlighting divisions in the republican party on lgbtq rights. >> what you say to the marjorie taylor greene way of your party? >> it's a small but vocal community of people who don't support inclusion. >> reporter: charles moran is a managing director for log cabin republicans, the nation's largest organization of lgbtq advocates in the republican party. >> what i say to folks like marjorie taylor greene who is one member of congress who represents the rural district of georgia, she doesn't speak for all conservatives and she certainly doesn't speak for all the public and said >> reporter: jenner's campaign manager called the heckling disgusting and a dark cloud on the republican party. this morning, cpac chair responded, too, writing in

part, we welcomed kaitlyn chana to cpac with open arms and from what i observed she was mobbed and treated with love and respect is all people should be. >> that response came only after reports that very few prominent conservatives were coming to caitlin jenner's defense. jenner did respond to congresswoman greene on jitter twitter dismissing the criticism. you can check out the documentary liz put together about california's last recall in 2003, that documentary is called total recall, see how arnold schwarzenegger became governor after gray davis was recalled. president biden today slam the effort in some states to restrict access to the ballot box. the president called the growing number of changes to election laws the greatest threat to the integrity of u.s. elections since the civil war. >> reporter: president biden, fired up and using his pulpit

in pennsylvania tuesday demanding immediate action from congress on voting rights legislation, hoping it would stem what the white house says our efforts across the country to silence democracy and suppress the vote. >> 21st-century jim crow was sold is real and unrelenting and we are going to challenge it vigorously. >> reporter: the president blasting the new laws as dangerous and a combination of lies about the 2020 elections. >> the big lie is just that, a big lie. >> reporter: since the recent presidential election, 17 mostly gop led states have enacted laws that at least in part limit access to the ballot box. texas on the brink of going even further. >> we said no when the big lie came to the capital in texas and darkened our door and we said no. >> reporter: thousands of texas democrats fleeing the state

arriving in washington monday night, a desperate attempt to delay a vote on changes to the state election laws. among them, a ban on 24-hour polling locations and drive the voting which of increased turnout among minorities. >> we can't stay here indefinitely to stop republican anti-voter bills. that's why we need congress to act now. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott threatening the group of democrats with massive respite >> everybody who has a job must show up to do that job. >> reporter: kamala harris is expected to meet with the texas democrats sometime this week. in the meantime, immigrants in the u.s. senate have not been able to garner enough support to even begin debate on voting rights legislation. remember new

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get it. i wear my mask where it's required but outside of where it's required, i don't wear it, however i do carry my mask everywhere so if i get in the situation where maybe i don't feel so comfortable maybe there's a lot of people and you're an society is high, i have it there if i need it, but i've certainly become more relaxed with the mask and wearing it only in certain situations but i wouldn't say i necessarily think i'm going to get it. >> and what about you? >> just as drew does i carry the mask every where i go and i wear it in any situation where i'm indoors and there are a lot of people around, but i feel more relaxed about it right now and when i go out to dinner i will wear the mask going into the restaurant until unseated but once a month the table assuming i don't have people right over me then i take the mask off and i feel comfortable doing that but still being cautious. >> i do the same and i often put it on, if i go to a place

and there are a lot of people wearing masks, i will put mine on because i'm conforming to make everybody feel good. south korea has issued several new bands aimed at slowing the current surge of coronavirus infections. most make sense but there are two that may leave you scratching your head. those are on fast-paced music and high speeds on gymnasium treadmills. health officials hope these will reduce infections contracted through sweat and saliva but the question i would have come there's not a lot of data that sweat and saliva is what spreads this, it's airborne. >> that's true. i can see why there would be some concern even though it's not supported yet by the research, about the exercise and heavy breathing, but the fast-paced music i don't get. >> may be just bad music. >> is it like a beats per minute kind of thing? i get what they're doing, their

cases are rising very quickly in south korea and they are trying to find any way to slow it down but this would never work in america at all but i can see that they are trying as much as they can to keep things under control. >> i was worried the bts army would be super mad but i guess most of their beats fall under that threshold. they're lucky that gangnam style is not hot anymore. coca-cola is giving its coke zero product a complete makeover. check out the new look of the popular beverage. the can will be mostly red, a big departure from its current look. the current one on the left and the new one on the right, coca- cola also says it's changing up the recipe a bit, two so it will taste more like the full calorie version of coke but it will still be sweetened with artificial sweetener and have zero calories. the new product rolls out in the u.s. later this month. okay, i'm just going to say this is like the new giants

uniform. >> are they just mixing it up for the sake of mixing it up? if it tastes more like regular coke, great. coke zero is actually pretty good i think but i don't like the new can as much but maybe i'm just not used to it. >> i haven't had coke zero but i have had zero coke in the last few years. i just haven't had a taste for them in recent years. >> they probably spent millions of dollars and found out that amount of red is super enticing to someone picking up a can of coke. i don't know. >> it scares me. but new coke was a debacle and that's because people loved the original. i don't think people love coke zero. it's pretty good, i guess i will try. >> is better than diet coke. >> i would try this new version and see what i think. >> i love diet coke.

>> maybe the redken looks more like the regular version with white lettering so maybe it's a little more familiar. the weather department is ganging up on you. if i had to drink coke i would drink diet coke. >> i knew i loved you. craft has teamed up with an artisan ice cream maker to create a mashup of one of its best-known products. are you ready for mac & cheese ice cream? they have teamed up with a brooklyn-based creamery to take the product out of the blue box and onto ucon. what does it taste like? the official description is cool, creamy scoop of ice cream that brings that comforting nostalgic feeling from a warm bowl of kraft macaroni and cheese. you can buy the ice come online at 7 am tomorrow for $12 a pint. nothing about that sounds comforting to me. mac & cheese and find an ice cream is fine but the two should not meet in my judgment. >> i agree. what's next, spaghetti ice cream? maybe i'll try that.

>> i would try this. what i'm mad about is it's $12 for a pint of this stuff. that's expensive but if someone wants to get it for us i would try it. >> that's approaching gasoline prices. >> i'm not anti-savory and ice cream like for example a little sea salt or salted caramel can be good but this is like no, who wants cheesy flavored ice cream? what's next like turkey and gravy ice cream? >> yum. >> and i what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it?

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a big companies, the mandalorian and disney plus and the crown on netflix led today's emmy nominations with 24 each. our entertainment reporter has a look at today's nominees. >> reporter: the disney plus limited series one division worked its magic on audiences and emmy voters and earned its first nominations for the marvel cinematic universe. among its 23 nods, best limited series, plus acting nominations for leads elizabeth olsen and paul that need. also nominated, i may destroy you, mayor of eastown, the queen's gambit in the underground railroad. in the drama series category, the mandalorian is riding high

with 24 nominations. same for the crown. also nominated, the boys, bridget 10, the handmaid's ta, lovecraft country, and this is us. blackish received its 4th nomination and the comedy series category. it's leads, anthony anderson and tracy ellis ross were also recognized for their acting. several stars landed nominations in two categories, kenan thompson for keenan and saturday night live, 80 brian for shrill and saturday night live, maya rudolph her big mouth and saturday night live, plus jean smart for hacks and mayor of eastown and sterling k brown for this is us and cnn's lincoln, divided we stand for the emmys will be handed out on september 19.

let's check out the weather forecast, certainly cooling down quickly. >> here's a recap of what's going on we can expect increasing low clouds, fog and patchy drizzle much like what we had last night and this morning, in fact we had measurable drizzle this morning, overnight lows mainly in the low to mid 50s and highs tomorrow by afternoon up to about 61 on the coast, low 70s and on the bay shoreline, low to mid 80s inland. it will be even cooler on thursday, already cooler than average but cooler still on thursday we will start a warm- up gradually over the weekend by early next week look for inland highs back in the low to mid 90s and mid-70s around the bay shoreline. skilled trade jobs like carpentry and plumbing have been in demand for years now. the summer a career exploration program is helping students unlock the potential growth of the trade industry.

>> reporter: 25 students signed up for the five week construction course, earning a stipend of nearly $600. it's one of several summer internships offered by san francisco unified. students also get college credit from city college of san francisco. >> this is a prerequisite for more trades classes at city college so they can go on to learn how to frame and how to do plumbing and electrical and residential wiring and they know how to use tools. >> reporter: trade skills that are in demand. miles chamberlains, and incoming senior says it helped him land an entry-level position in construction. >> my uncle has a construction company so i was going to work with him for the rest of the summer and probably next summer, too. >> reporter: the construction course is being taught at o'connell high school, one of the few schools public or private in the city to still offer woodshop classes. >> not many females are in

construction and i play sports, to and more guys play the sport i play so i like being the different one. >> it's a pity we don't get more because of high school girls are a little more mature and they are good team leaders and they are obviously every bit as skilled as the boys are. >> reporter: part of the work done by the students during the past five weeks is ending up here as park let's, beautifully designed and crafted to be used by people while eating or just hanging out. the students here are learning that in some cases, trading a college diploma for a skilled trade may lead to a more profitable and stable career. some other students are also showing off their artsy side. >> art is pretty much anything you wanted to be. you don't even have to think about it sometimes. you just do a little doodle and

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especially now, it is so important for the children to experience art and immerse themselves in this creative process because of the world that we are still living through, we see the benefit of creating art together, collaborating and how it affects social and emotional wellness of the children. >> art is pretty much anything you wanted to be if you are creative enough. >> you don't have to think about it sometimes, you can just do a little doodle and it turns into something amazing. >> the theme of the mural is connection, community, and hope. the question was, what do you hope for when you come out of this pderst thsaid was i want to see my friends. all of the images you see come from the ideas of what life might be after the pandemic.

>> there's a bunch of different kids holding hands like we are stronger together and we can actually hug each other and shake hands and just interact with each other without having to yell with our masks on. >> we are super proud of their accomplishments. >> when i did this it made me feel like i was doing something for the community. >> we are excited that it's come to fruition after a year long process. >> i want to be able to see that we've made an impact and a solid, good one. >> making art fun and beautiful. you can get our live newscast, breaking news, weather, and more with our new abc7 bay area at on your connected tv apps, apple tv, andrew tv, fire tv, and roku, just search abc7 bay area and download now.

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