solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> this is the kind of stuff movies are made from. reggie: multi million dollars jewelry heist. the items stolen from the area. >> neighbors and friends asking police to do more. the police chief's message. reggie:g trees on decline. the loss of trees around our state. >> it is tuesday, july 19. look who is back. reggie: it is drew tuma. drew: mi rested -- m -- am i rested? i don't know. it was a friend's birthday party so you know. you can see santa rosa, down to three miles visibility.

we are encountering some dense fog this morning but we are in store for a warm and summer day for most of us. temperatures are cooler inland compared to this time yesterday. mid-50's along the coast and low 50's at our coolest spots in the north bay. a live look outside, it is pretty foggy. you can see the fog over the skyscrapers. fog retreats west back to the coast this morning. we are warming pre-fast. 70's and 80's by lunchtime. there is the typical summer spread. 90's in her hottest spots. we will take a close look at these highs in the next few minutes. reggie: a community railing after some a shot and killed a riot hail driver. it was one of several shootings in oakland over the weekend.

luz pena has more from the message from the police chief. reporter: oakland police responded to three hours -- three homicides since friday. one of the latest victims is 52 rolled -- is a 52-year-old. flowers were left on a sidewalk where he was parked when two men ambushed him. >> we believe this was a robbery. reporter: we spoke to the victim's girlfriend and her son who confirmed he was a goober vehicle driver. he was getting ready to start driving. footage shows two men walking up to his door, opening it, words were exchanged and in less than five seconds he was shot and killed. >> people getting robbed at 3:00 a.m. or 3:00 p.m. anthony smith -- reporter: anthony smith says the last two years have been the most violent.

speaking to the police officers, what were you telling them? >> i was telling them this is ridiculous. i understand they are understaffed. still, that is no excuse for the violence going on here. reporter: the area where the homicide took place is not considered one of the most violent. they are asking for opd to increase resources. >> last year we had the defunding of the police so resources were diminished. >> as the councilmember representing this district, we hear you and understand you and will partner with you. reporter: the chief said the majority of crimes are being committed by 1% of the population. he says there is no indication of the homicide was targeted. >> we will shift resources to address violence. the question is are we displacing this violence, moving

it from one place to another? reporter: as for suspects, opd did not give any suspects -- give any specifics. >> the fbi is investigating a multimillion dollar jewelry heist that happened when a truck was traveling from the bay to southern california. ryan is live in san mateo where the truck was leaving. this whole situation sounds like it is out of a movie. ryan: it is almost like a plot you would never think would be in real life. yet here we are, a very wild scene. one that seemed to have been taking a lot of steps to execute. this is the situation we are now in. a truck carrying expensive gems and other items robbed on the way to southern california. it was part of a weekly show

that travels to other areas. it left on its way to southern california. that is when they robbed it and took the things inside. according to the los angeles sheriff's department, there were big items inside that van. diamonds, gold, luxury brand watches. there is a chance they will be able to track them. the mission is on to find those missing items and to took them. it was the trailer targeted off of i-5 while stopped at a rest stop near frazier park. according to the president of international gem and jewelry store, these are part of the show's livelihood and they are worth a lot of money. that is why he says this heist was a complicated one. >> the fbi and investigators

were at our show interviewing everybody, including my employees. anybody that was there could potentially be some kind of suspect. ryan: the mystery is on for who executed this grand heist, stealing millions and millions of dollars of products. these crimes are usually well-thought-out. this is something almost out of a movie but this is a very serious situation. we are talking about extremely expensive items in a plan that they believe was very thought out and targeted. now the search is on for what they think could be millions or hundreds of millions of dollars of items that they are trying to get back. reggie: thank you.

residents of a high-rise damaged by water main break may not be able to get back until late this year or next year. management says residents can commit their lease or return when the building is habitable. it will stop providing assistance. matt dorsey is pushing for agencies to -- he issued a statement saying this is a bad situation that has caused people in the lives of hundreds of residents. none more so than the low and moderate income renters who are at least able to afford near-term housing arrangements on their own. jobina: health officials are expected to provide more details about monkeypox cases today. it comes as local politicians and activists demanded the cdc and fda do more to aid the

outbreak. people staged a rally yesterday. they say federal agencies have failed to respond with agents -- with urgency causing the spread of the disease. >> we need the government to do what it needs to do and give california, san francisco, and communities the resources we need to keep our communities safe. we demanded. jobina: activists say agencies need to step up engagement at testing. they are also calling for more vaccine doses. san francisco is supposed to get more doses this week, short of the 35,000 requested. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox on our website, abc7news.com. reggie: hospitalizations in california have quadrupled in the past three months. more than 4300 people are hospitalized compared to less than 1000 in mid address.

daily cases have tripled. officials believe those are underreported because a lot of us are doing tests at home. the cdc has stopped requiring cruise ships to report cases saying they manage their own. dr. anthony fauci said he will likely step down at the end of president biden's term of office. >> i want to do other things in my career. i have the energy and passion to want to pursue other aspects of my professional career. reggie: dr. anthony fauci is 81 years old. he has served more than five decades advising seven presidents about public health issues. jobina: now to the marsh fire burning near pittsburgh. officials say firefighters are making progress.

about 20,000 gallons of water per minute from the delta are being pumped into the site. it is an effort to smother the fire burning deep into the marshlands. reggie: extreme heat, drought, and wildfires are causing changes in california's forests. between 1985 and 2021, trees and forests have declined by 6.7%. even worse in southern california where we have lost 14% of tree cover. this is concerning for california's climate future. trees play a vital role in captioning -- in capturing, dioxide in the atmosphere. drew: our morning marine layer is with us. when we talk about air quality, for the most part we have good air quality. in the east bay, because of the marsh fire we have an air

quality advisory today. just know that. tomorrow we should have better air quality. be aware if you are going to the east bay. here is live doppler seven, high situated over the four corners. you can see the clock was spin. -- the clockwise spin. we have that heat in our inland east bay today. along the coast, we have a marine layer in the 60's. a wide range of temperatures expected. let's go hour-by-hour. 50's and 60's around the bay shoreline. 70's and 80's shortly before lunchtime. we do expect our hottest spots to go back into the 90's today. 66 in the city with afternoon shut -- afternoon sunshine. it is warm in the south bay. 86 in santa rosa. 94 on india and 93 and 93 anna

conquered. 63 at half moon bay. we do have a beach hazard statement in effect. we will talk about that more in eight minutes. let's say hello to sue. sue: there is dense fog drew has been talking about along the coast. visibility is limited through the robin williams tunnel. there is roadwork in there with only one lane in the southbound direction. that should be picked up at any time. we have not seen the zipper truck go through. good conditions on a san mateo bridge. a 17 minute drive from 880 across the span over towards 101. of the high-rise, it is looking good. our early morning commuters are up and at them with a 40 minute drive on westbound 580 two the pleasanton area. no high wind advisory this morning for the altamont pass

but definitely slowing. once you get over the past and into livermore, you are at the limit. reggie: two more witnesses coming forward. who is expected to testify at the next january 6 committee hearing. jobina: grants aimed a without the right start to your day... your morning could hit a wall. that's not the door. i got it! belvita breakfast biscuits are baked with slow-release carbs and provides steady morning energy to help you rise and thrive.

reggie: there are new details about the next public hearing on the january 6 insurrection. sarah matthews and matthew pottinger will testify before the committee thursday. both resigned on january 6 after seeing the white house response to what was happening. jury selection continues in the trial of stephen bannon charged with contempt for willing to comply with the subpoena in the investigation. jobina: a bowling alley has reopened after a deadly shooting. family and friends are on shock and on edge as police search for the suspect. here is a j.r. stone. reporter: livermore police are

looking for this man, roger aleman garcia. detectives vp killed antonio vargas at the bowling alley in livermore. >> i really hope they catch him. reporter: the soft words of nancy suarez speak for a community atlas. her friend was only 28 years old. >> i could not sleep last night all night. i got to work and they were like are you okay. he was a loving person. he deserved the world. he did not deserve to go through any of that. it is very shocking this happened to him. reporter: police say rosia is a convicted felon with a prior criminal history. this that he was prohibited from possessing a firearm. >> there was a shooting at the bowling alley. we were having her birthday party and we saw the man pulled

the gun out of his waistband. i yelled gun, run. reporter: that witness is describe her talk with those who were inside granada bowl for a girl's party. that girl ran to a garage and hid. cheryl and others helped find the girl. >> she was terrified. she did not even want to come out of the garage. reporter: now the focus is finding on garcia. police believe the shots were fired after a verbal then physical fight. >> i just want him to be found. i want him to take -- for what he did. he does not deserve to be out here living his life when we lost an angel. reporter: garcia's whereabouts are unknown but many worry if he is not in the area he is

attempting to cross into mexico. reggie: new help on the way for asian owned businesses hit hard by the pandemic.the api strong e strong grant program is for businesses across the country. there are also so -- also some revenue requirements. there is time to apply online. the application process is open through july 26. airbnb is celebrating the anniversary of "the godfather." five guests can stay at the core ohlone -- coralone family home. dimension has five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a pool, pub, game room, and gym.

i have never seen it. drew: i was going to sit is something. i have never seen the film. reggie: is that 343. jobina: 343 -- three for three. drew: we are zero for three. it seems like somebody would really want this. just not the target demo on your screen. reggie: we are not in competition for you. you want to stay in this place -- drew: i know there was a horse's head in it. they put a horse head in one of the beds. is that right, sue? jobina: is this the you come to me on the day of my daughter's wedding? drew: i don't know what that is. jobina: i think i've seen that. reggie: there is also "the

sopranos." drew: i saw that and i think i was far too young. people really hate the ending of that show. you will spend seasons of your life watching that and then be like what. jobina: i am good. reggie: me too. drew: low visibility at this point, this is the exploratorium camera. we are shrouded in fog this morning. we have the fog right now spreading around the bay shoreline. it is warm to hot and then next few days. we get a cooler pattern by the end of the week. it is cooler compared to this time yesterday morning, especially inland. that feels a little better than yesterday. low to mid 50's for many of us. we have a beach hazard statement in effect along our coastline. we have this southerly swell in the high risk of recurrence. just be aware that.

our ocean water is chili. observe the ocean, try not to go in it. highs in the 80's and 90's. a lot of sunshine. 60's along the coast and along the peninsula but 70's and 80's from san mateo to redwood city. 62 in daly city with partly cloudy skies by the afternoon. as we head into the north bay, temperatures in the 80's and 90's. 80 and a petaluma. 70's and low 80's in the east bay. 80 in fremont. inland, 95 in brentwood. 91 and it pleasanton. overnight we have the fog returning. next seven days, a wide range tomorrow. we are hot inland thursday and we cool off a friday. 70's and 80's most of us. early fog and afternoon sunshine and our a wide range of temperatures continues.

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jobina: here are the seven things to know this morning. the ei is investigating a jewelry heist of a brinks truck leaving for southern california. it was robbed early sunday morning at a rest stop on intersection -- on interstate five. reggie: police want to track this man down, roger garcia. he is wanted for a deadly shooting at a bowling alley over the weekend. jobina: ac/dc panel meets to discuss who should receive the reggie: millions across the globe are embracing for extreme heat. the record-breaking temperatures from arizona to london sparking concerns about fires, water supply, and the power grid. drew: our summer spread does continue. we will go into the 90's in the today. 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline. sue: we are following a delay on

bart for commuters. we have problems with a grass fire. services have stopped between concord and pleasant hill. they do have a bus bridge in place. jobina: get your lottery tickets. tonight's mega millions is more than $500 million. the cash prize is a cool $503 million. reggie: the governor of new york has ordered increased shark patrols after attacks on live guards, surfers, and swimmers. here is andrew dymburt. reporter: shark patrol. >> our beaches are such an important part of our attraction , why people want to visit here. reporter: new york governor kathy hochul increasing drones, left guards, and helicopters of long island. >> people are not used to having a large number of sharks along their coastline. reporter: these patrols coming

after three people were bitten in one day. >> a shark bite, a park civilian. reporter: one beach gold who was -- one beach ago or who was standing in waist high water was hit on the -- was bit on the wrist and buttocks. we will have more on what beaches are helping to keep swimmers safe coming up at 7:00 a.m. jobina: toys "r" us is making a comeback five years after the toy company filed for bankruptcy. it has partnered with macy's to return to brick and mortar stores. all macy's will bring toys "r" us to every store in the u.s.. the rollout should be completed by october in time for the holiday shopping season. toys "r" us products have been available at macy's exclusively online. reggie: the city of nevada sent

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: a deadly freeway crash involving a pedestrian and multiple cars. the investigation now underway. jobina: amazon warehouse is under investigation, the conditions federal investigators are looking into. reggie: a first of its kind restaurant opening on top of salesforce park, but not without controversy. the pricey to you to get in -- pricey ticket to get in. jobina: i knew it was coming. it is too nice up there. drew, are you going? drew: i have been up there before and they have plaques

showing how the fog forms. you can read about how the weather is influencing the city. jobina: look at you. drew: i had to see it. let's look at visibility. we had fog in the north bay and along the coast. three to four miles is the worst we have. low 50's in some of our cooler spots. mid and along the bay shoreline. it is cooler inland compared to this time yesterday. we will take you to our east bay hills camera. some high clouds from this vantage point. it is another sunny day ahead with a wide range of temperatures. we have the morning coastal cloud temperatures. writer skies mid-day and by 4:00 p.m., back into the 90's. we will look at these highs in about eight minutes. jobina: -- jobina: plans are

back open after a pedestrian was killed on the freeway being hit by multiple vehicles on the monterey boulevard on-ramp. investigators have not said why the person was on the freeway. two vehicles did stop but it is not clear if they are -- involved. reggie: a heist is under investigation. millions of dollars of items stolen from a truck heading from the bay to southern california. now the fbi is stepping in. ryan is live with the details. ryan: it almost seems like a plot right out of a heist movie but this is a very real situation. millions of dollars of high valued items and jewels missing right now. the fbi is trying to figure out what happened and who coordinated this attack. a trailer carrying items robbed on i-five while traveling to southern california.

the gems are part of a traveling show and 16 vendors had their items stolen. those include diamonds, gold, and luxury brand watches. some of the estimated loss can be anywhere from $10 million up to $150 million. we spoke with the president of the show and a former fbi investigator who says this time of crime is very thought out and plant. >> these things used to be so prolific, one of the most dangerous jobs was being a brinks driver and a guard. >> it is a common practice for these jewelers to under ensure. if you ensure everything you have, it is very expensive. ryan: we are talking about very high pressures items. now the searches on four who stole the items, where did they

go, and who planned this? the suspect could be somebody who was at one of their recent shows and somebody who they made -- who they may have been working with. the confusing thing is how much money here is actually being stolen. brinks says it was estimated around $10 million. duca says it could be anywhere up to $150 million worth of items. that is a pretty big difference. regardless, we are talking about a lot of money and a lot of high-value items now missing during what was. to be a very coordinated attack. now the search goes on for who possibly did this. jobina: san francisco unified's new leaders are promising a document outlining academic goals. the announcement came a day

after a workshop with the district's new superintendent, new president, and three new board members. the missions, values, and guardrail document will ensure equity across the district. the district plans to share the document in coming weeks before a final vote on october 25. reggie: you might remember this video from last. a man sentenced to 16 months in prison, he was recently released and arrested again accused of doing the exact same thing. jean lamero was arrested at a cvs. an employee showed us what police say he was trying to take when he got arrested. >> all of this. >> in one day? >> yep. >> how many times does he come? >> two or three times a day.

i have heard it comes in at night. he goes to her the garbage bags are come he opens one up, fills them up. he usually helps himself to a beverage. reggie: he is in custody facing multiple charges. police looking into if he is responsible for other robberies. jobina: in the south bay, hundreds of employees at the amy's kitchen plant are looking for new jobs. the plant will be -- >> when i got this job, it means a lot to me because it was a salary for my family. i support my family, have to pay

-- i have to pay my bills. jobina: the company says they're working to meet the challenges of supply chain restrictions and fluctuating consumer demand. reggie: parents in uvalde, texas calling for the school board to immediately fire the police chief or step down from their positions. it comes after a report outlined a series of failures by law enforcement agencies responded to the shooting at robb elementary school. >> shame on you. reporter: anger and frustrations running high in uvalde, texas as relatives of those a shot at robb elementary school demand change. >> we will not be sent next. reporter: parents criticizing the school board. >> nobody has accepted accountability. reporter: most of that directed towards pete arredondo, parents calling for his immediate dismissal.

is superintendent saying any decision to fire him will be made behind closed doors. that answer is not good enough for some. >> if he is not fired by new tomorrow, i want your resignation. you all do not give a -- about our children or us. reporter: the heated exchanges after a report found multiple failures in response to the massacre. officers failed to prioritize saving the lives of innocent victims over their own safety. >> what a rude awakening if the expense of these children to understand how unprepared our agencies were. reporter: the board announcing new safety measures, including new chemists, door replacements, and unscalable fencing. it is too late for some parents. >> they are not secure and we are not sending our kids back. reporter: her daughter echoing

that sentiment, wearing the dress she wore the day of the shooting. >> most of those kids were my friend. i don't want to go to your guy'' school if you don't have production. reporter: officials without lunch and ate -- officials without to launch an investigation to look deeper into how the -- jobina: federal prosecutors and the department of labor are inspecting amazon warehouses and fulfillment centers across the country. it is part of an investigation into unsafe working conditions. authorities want to know if injuries were reported. investigators visited facilities of such a cargo, new york city, and orlando. reggie: ukraine's first is in washington, d.c. she will meet with jill biden

and nancy pelosi tomorrow before addressing congress this week. she also met with antony blinken. the visit comes as russia's war on ukraine reaches five months and this same week vladimir putin is visiting iran. jobina: opening statements have started in the kristin smart murder trial. paul flores is accused of killing kristin smart. paul's father, ruben, is accused of helping his son heidi potter -- his son heidi body which has never been found. >> they will do everything they can to use all of his statements which contradict themselves over and over to say this person is clearly so incompetent in so many ways, there is no way this is the person that could pull off the perfect murder. jobina: there are two juries

feeling -- three securing the case. it was moved to silliness. reggie: nevada have a spring in some money for its first female police chief, beth johnson. she has served as a captain since 2019 and has 28 years of experience. she was appointed by him or police chief and current city manager adam magill. she said she applied for the position because she wanted to better engage with the community in a place that is vibrant and sophisticated. jobina: the first of its kind in ft faced restaurant and private club is coming to san francisco. it is being built in the middle of a public park. here is what the artist rendering looks like for the show restaurant at salesforce park. the -- it is japanese themed and includes a members only sky lounge.

proof of never ship comes in the form of an nft which can cost up to $300,000. the plans have sparked controversy. some are concerned about building an exclusive does this in a public park as many in the set -- in the city struggle to make ands -- to make ends meet. and moving on. historic heat, dangerous weather across much of the country and in europe. reggie: and new team member chosen to join at the lou angels. -- the blue angels. drew: it is getting hot in parts of the u.k. this morning. the hottest temperature ever recorded in san francisco was 106 degrees. we have felte's ke bere. here is sutro tower, not talking about he's like that this morning. we have five with us, the marine

layer is though to the ground. we will have a fair amount of sunshine today. we need, grass, and mold spores at low levels. here is left up to seven along with satellite. high-pressure over the four corners acting like a heat pump. we are on the outer fringe of this area of high-pressure. you see the clock lies -- the clockwise motion. along our coast, we have the marine layer keeping us cool. a wide range of temperatures expected today. 50's and 60's close to the coast. 70's and 80's before lunchtime. later on today, we expect our hottest spots to go into the low if not mid 90's. sisi six and it is city. 87 in san jose. 83 in san jose just in san rafael. 93 unconquered. -- 93 in concord.

cooler weather coming our way by the end of the week. let's say hi to sue. sue: we have a couple of barda service alerts. -- couple of bart service alerts. what is on the sfo antioch line. no service between concord and pleasant hill due to a glass fire -- due to a grass fire. a major delay, over 20 minutes. the richmond daly city line, that is delayed 20 minutes. there are 39 trains running on the system with these little guilt -- these little glitches. the san rafael bridge is getting busy here. it does slow a little bit to mid span for an eight to 10 minute drive. taking a look overall, our maps are green except for your early morning commute out of the central valley. first reports of an accident on eastbound 24 in walnut creek at

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>> a warning to keep your eyes out for skimmers, machines that get your credit card information. police have reported several advices across the city. an atm technician uncovered two at a bank of america. skimmers were discovered at multiple 7-eleven locations. according to our media partner, no suspects have been identified and the investigation continues. one skimmer was discovered a 7-eleven chevron store. came and went to buy milk at the store.

h also of the pen pad and heard a sticking sound. we have video that shows the man complete the enraged after he removed the device entirely. police are investigating the incident saying it is a new occurrence to the department. the device is different than other stassi before. reggie: millions of people are bracing or dealing with extreme heat driven by climate change. from dallas and denver to the u.k., spain, and portugal, record-breaking temperatures are causing crisis -- are causing chaos. in dallas, temperatures are forecasted to be above 100 degrees for 10 days and much of texas has seen no rain for weeks. in europe, wildfires are forcing evacuations. in england, temperatures expected to peak at 104 degrees today which would be the highest temperature ever recorded there.

in western europe, more than 1100 people have died due to the suit -- due to the extreme heat. jobina: cleanup is underway in several ocean communities after a huge swell sent waves crashing into homes, businesses, and weddings. this is video from the big island. the waves come from a combination of a southern swell, unusually high tides, and rising sea levels from climate change. >> high tide was at 6:00. we knew that was going to go up a little bit, but we did not think it would get over the wall. >> we did not lose any of our food or wedding cake. reggie: good. jobina: that is the most expensive part. despite the unexpected swells,

the company went ahead with the ceremony and exchanged vows. reggie: good for them. crews are clearing up missing call that "native bronx, new york -- clearing up a sinkhole that appeared in the bronx, new york. reggie: what is happening? the whole swallowed up -- the hole swallowed up that event. extreme weather which caused flooding is to blame. there are reports of another car falling into the sinkhole. jobina: climate change. the navy's blue angels have a new team member and they selected a woman to be a demonstration of jet pilot for the first time. amanda lee will join the squadron after a five month

training program in florida. then she will take to the sky in 2023. reggie: are french fries not big enough to get all of ketchup you want? heinz is at it again with stunt food. they are introducing spoon fries made entirely of potatoes. it comes in a red cardboard box with the slogan "fries to enjoy more heinz." they are only available through a contest for u.k. residents. as you can see, they got onto american tv. jobina: like they always do. drew: they always do. i do think fries are just a vessel for ketchup. reggie: you love ketchup that much? drew: i love ketchup.

jobina: if there was a sauce that you are going to scoop at have alone, what is the sauce? drew: scoop and have alone. reggie: i definitely prefer barbecue to catch up. drew: i think it is ketchup for me. reggie: i have done that. jobina: and little sweet baby ray's. reggie: with the barbecue sauce from mcdonald's, i have put my finger in there after the chicken. sorry i am admitting this. drew: i do love honey. jobina: honey can always be eaten alone. reggie: also fries and honey is superior than the barbecue sauce. drew: it really is. jobina: have you had the high-stakes -- the honey sticks? reggie: where you are just eating honey? those are good. drew: where can i get those?

jobina: stone mountain park in georgia. [laughter] drew: that is very specific. they have a laser show with honey sticks? reggie: it is not it. but as a kid, you don't know. drew: there is sfo with some fog. we have some issues along our coastline with a beach hazard statement until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. there is a southwesterly swell bringing high risk of recurrence. just be aware of that. 80's and 90's in the south bay. 90 and a gilroy. 81 in redwood city. downtown,. . 66 69 in south city. north bay, 80's and 90's. going to be 70's and 80 east bay.

78 in union city. low to mid 90's for most of us out there. tonight, our marine layer along the coast. here is the accuweather 70 forecast. the summer spread, today, tomorrow, and thursday. friday you feel some refreshing air. into the weekend, we have morning fog to afternoon sunshine. jobina: stephen curry says he is plotting as he looks over his script. he is hosting the estes. what is he thinking before he takes the stage? >> i am just going to be myself and have fun with it and embrace the honor to host the espies. it is something i never thought i would have the honor to do. jobina: he is also up for four awards. so will he just hand the trophy to himself?

we will find out. reggie: ever wish you had superpowers? a new product that lets you turn yourself into any action figure. jobina: the lone restaurant that made the top 50 list for the second year in a row.

reggie: the world's 50 best restaurants awards has released its annual list. only one bay area restaurant won the honor. it took the number 50 spot. single threat is only one of three u.s. restaurant to make the list. the other two are in new york city. the top restaurant is in

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