espionage act. the unsealed documents show the fbi found 11 sets of classified materials one of them marked as top secret sci requiring the highest security clearances that only a few in the federal government have sources. tell abc news the documents the fbi believed were illegally in trump's possession were sensitive material with national security implications the washington post also reporting that some of the material in trump's possession included documents related to nuclear weapons trump. no longer has a security clearance. there are laws against the improper handling. of of this material attorney general mary garland says, he personally approved the search warrant requests approved by a federal judge who was convinced there was evidence of a crime at the former president's primary resident. the department does not take such a decision lightly. abc news has learned the doj issued a supina for the documents in april then a small group of fbi agents visited trump in june requesting. he returned the sensitive

material before escalating to a search warrant. they had amazing patience in my view considering the apparent sensitivity of what they were going after and a republicans continue to threaten the doj and fbi with their own investigations of the agency if they take back control of congress they claim it's about oversight and transparency in washington faith. abubay abc news. today on getting answers. i spoke with former prosecutor vernon c grigg about the unsealing of that warrant and what we should take away from it. there's a lot that's been revealed to here. but there's a lot that we still don't know because of the 11 boxes that were sees the information that was sees a lot of it is just generically marked box of documents box 16 box of documents. and that could contain any number of things. that you know, maybe they don't want. general public to know is out there, but it could you know, it could contain with other people.

greg also pointed out the potential penalties if trump is convicted including the possibility that he could no longer be eligible to run for public office. stay with abc 7 news for the latest developments on the story. you can download the abc 7 news app for breaking updates here in the bay area. vice president kamala harris visited the east bay today abc 7 news. anchor karina nova joining us with more on the big announcements that will impact thousands of kids in oakland carina. yeah. that's right, larry. the vice president's announcement is an investment for scholarships and savings accounts for thousands of oakland students. harris says, this is very personal to her as you know, she's from the east bay and today the vice president was introduced by a young oakland student named stella. i want to introduce vice president kamala harris. back home in the east bay vice president kamala harris made a big announcement the launch of the generation fund of 50

million dollar investment in oakland students. soon this beautiful city will give every graduating oakland public school student from low-income families a $1,000. per year scholarship to attend college or learn a trade and oakland will also deposit $500 into a college savings account for every single, baby. born into a low-income family in oakland here says this will serve as an example of equity for other cities in the country. the reality is not everybody starts out on the same base. so when we talk about equality. well, that's a good goal. but let us not presume that because everyone should be treated equal that they start out on equal footing mayor libby schaaf echoed that statement

adding that the 50 million dollars has already been raised with community partnerships the school district and hundreds of local and donors it's about a vision. that every family can hold in their hearts and their minds. confident of their child's great future and it's a statement. that in oakland nothing will stand in the way of our children's audacious dreams. the generation fund will serve more than 30,000 oakland students with the college savings and scholarships combined the fund will be available through 2035 now after that event harris also visited the chabot space and science center there she met with commercial space companies and spoke about expanding america's space industry and economy live in the abc 7 news room. i'm karina nova karina. thank you a suspect has been arrested in yesterday's shooting

outside of 24 hour fitness in brentwood police. say a 17 year old brentwood resident was booked into the contra costa county juvenile detention center for murder. he was also injured in that shooting 21 year old cesar. arana was killed a second suspect was released from police custody after it was determined. he was not the shooter oakland police have arrested two suspects for the death of uber driver khan patrick fong police. say major willis and a juvenile were arrested fung was in his car when he was shot and killed by the suspects in july since his death police have increased patrols in the little saigon neighborhood in oakland. crime and safety concerns in oakland, especially downtown is prompting action today the police department announced that it will have an increased presence across the area this weekend. they'll also be limiting traffic there the move follows two separate deadly shootings early last saturday and others two others were wounded the increased violence was the topic of town hall meetings hosted this past week by mayor libby

schaaf. today we're hearing from the san francisco store owner shot by a man with a homemade gun who was upset over a lottery ticket. peshan abuse as the incident happened just after he opened his door sam's market on wednesday morning abuse is the man came in with the lottery ticket and became angry when he was told it was not a winner. he told me or you sell a fake tickets and he have like a balloon in his hand with a pen from the front and he has a piece of wood almost one foot long and he hit you know, the balloon with the piece of wood and a politic was out and it hit my shoulder. and here's a look at a booze injury. he says he didn't realize he was shot until someone else told them. the suspect is in custody in a boo says he hopes he'll stay there so doesn't hurt anyone else. the family of alexis gabe is demanding justice over her killing. they want contra costa county

district attorney diana bacton to file charges against the mother of gabe's killer abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry was at a protest where the family called for action. the chance for action from protesters in front of the contra costa da's office. they want district attorney diana becht into file charges against alicia coleman clark the mother of marshall curtis jones who police say killed alexis gabe seems like the ba as forgotten about us. we all know that marshall jones is dead. but it doesn't mean our cases get to the gabe family says they have seen evidence from antioch police that shows coleman clarke adidas jones the night. he murdered alexis police kill jones back in june during an attempted arrest near seattle despite that incident. the gabe family is still demanding justice. the timeline that we that we saw that any of pd showed us. definitely shown that she

assisted martians. the da's office says there is insufficient evidence coleman clark new jones killed gabe or aided him. gave family strongly disagrees. they started a petition to urge backed into look closer at the evidence. there are lots of evidence. they need to go sit down with apd and watch that timeline and moments following the protest a member from diana becton's office came downstairs to meet with the gabe family and said that they will be setting up a meeting with the family and investigators for both oakley police and antioch police to go over the evidence and diana becton will be there during those meetings. we're in martinez ryan curry abc 7 news. car break-ins in san francisco certainly are nothing new but now there is a new twist thieves are asking for money instead of breaking into your car abc 7 news reporter loose -- spoke to a woman who found a flyer on our windshield and is coming forward to try to warn others about what's happening out there loose. that's right. larry before we even get to the story sfpd's urging people not

to send money if you have received the flyer. you're about to see we know that at least one person did send money and when it comes to tracing who is behind us in some cases. it's impossible. is extortion the solution that's the question marcia stefan was hit with after finding this flyer on her windshield when parked near usf. i was i was actually a little scared a little rattled. i didn't know if they were going to come back to break into my car or anyone else's car. the flyer says i don't want to steal anymore, but i still have bills to pay. can you help me please? the person goes on to list three modern ways that you can pay them via cash app bitcoin and paypal. were you afraid that if you didn't pay that you were gonna get your car broken in? yeah. absolutely. absolutely it was it was something i had to consider every time i came to work and actually just adjusting the way

i parked and where i parked so it did affect me and it still does marshall looked around and noticed multiple cars had the same flyer. she says car breakings around the area happened frequently, especially during the holidays even though she decided not to pay her co-worker who also got the flyer did send money. i felt extorted in some ways. yeah, like if i didn't give them money, are they going to come back? we showed the flyer to a cyber security expert who said this type of crime involving crypto and apps are in some cases hard to trace bitcoin is a cryptocurrency based on a blockchain so it while it is impossible to know who's behind a specific wallet. you can still follow traces and see which transactions with rich which wallet. we also contacted paypal who confirmed the account is real and said, in part any illegal behavior is a direct violation of the paypal user agreement and

any violations of this nature will result in an account being terminated. we took the flyer to sfpd who said this is a first time they have seen this criminal approach, but confirmed san francisco is experiencing an uptake in auto burglaries. so the uptick at this point compared to last year which are auto burglaries as well as larcenes or thefts that are occurring in any any retail establishment or any kinds of thefts that maybe off of a person are at about 16% higher compared to last year silver lining the person behind the flyer has minors and signed the flyer with a thank you. it's ridiculous. they're getting very creative. now after investigating this account, we can confirm that paypal is taking action determinate this person's account sfpd also said they haven't confirmed if the person behind this is in fact a suspect

of any crime here in san francisco in the newsroom, luis pena abc 7 news. was thank you. the future of healthcare is more than just virtual doctors visit the high-tech way to help and ready to play the niners get ready to kick off at levi's stadium and the fastest growing sport in the us right now. meteorologist sandy patel temperatures trending higher as we hit the weekend. we'll talk heat coming up whe abc 7 news at 4 continues.

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you ready for some football the 49ers gearing up for their first preseason game tonight against the green bay packers and levi's stadium abc 7 news sports. anchor casey pratt joining us live on the field at levi's in case you obviously all eyes on quarterback trey lance who will be the start of this year, but we're not sure how much we'll see of him tonight. yeah. all eyes on trey lance including mine a moment ago a coach through an errant past this way just missed me hit the people right next to us. so keep an eye out for a viral moment here and i think trey lance guaranteed one series if we're lucky to but if you're tuning into this game, you're definitely gonna want to tune in early because it's gonna happen quick and then it'll be gone and we'll see what happens with trey lance. i think there's a lot of excitement about what he does and i'm interested to see if kyle shanahan tries to keep the playbook secretive or if he breaks it out a bit and let's trail and show off a little to inspire some confidence.

maybe throw a 60-yard bomb on the first play just to get the defense loosened up now. we've heard reports that trey's been up and down in training camp and part of that could be his inexperience, but it also could be the niner defense is expected to be really really good this season. he niner defense ryay at practicee tousn and the 49ers don't really scheme specifically for that defense. they're not trying to trick him or anything. so he's really about 50% or less completion percentage wise in the preseason, which had some people worried but he did finish strong. he had some really good practices towards the ends of camp and that is gonna inspire some confidence heading into today. i know you just came down from the press box and you grabbed a copy of the 49ers depth chart.

they do list a fourth string quarterback. yes. yes a certain fourth string quarterback here by the name of jimmy garoppolo. he is here. he is listed as fourth string. it's a little windy out here, so you're probably not going to see it, but he is definitely not gonna be playing in this game. he is probably not even gonna show his face on this field. we don't know where he is at the moment despite the fact that he is on this here depth chart larry. yeah. well, it's just a formality. he won't be on the roster past august the 30th casey enjoy the game keep alert out there, you know, they could be targeting you on the sidelines. yes, exactly. yes. okay so right. thanks casey. some people just attract aaron's balls for some reason casey's like a magnet. yes. all right. well, let's talk about that game time weather what sandia patel? hey sandy. hi there. yeah, kristen the game time weather couldn't be better. i want to show you what you can

expect really warm weather to start off at kickoff 77 degrees when the niners take on the packers at levi's stadium. it is breezy as casey mentioned and from time to time. it'll remain breezy now at 8:30. the temperature will drop off but look at that 68 degrees if you've ever been to a game there, you know, you need the sunscreen and the water it really gets warm at that stadium but nice looking weather tonight and good air quality as you will notice not just air, but across the entire bay area as we take a look at a live picture from santa cruz at the beach boardwalk. people are out enjoying the sunshine and the boardwalk there good to moderate air quality saturday and sunday here in the bay area. so if you do have plans you're good to go live doppler 7 showing you just a lack of any clouds or fog the little bit of fog that we had this morning, really? cleared out you have to go to parts of california and the southwest to see a little bit of moisture in southern california. it's just isolated showers, but the monsoon moisture is right

over the desert southwest that's going to shift in the sierra nevada into the sierra, nevada and parts of southern california as we head towards next week, and we will see some mid in high level clouds out of that but no thunderstorms for us. locally. tourists are here pier 39. nice looking day 68 in the city 71 in oakland. it's in the upper 70s, san jose santa clara 80 degrees in palo alto and from our east bay hills camera. you can see a little bit of haze there, but you're fine in terms of the air quality upper 80s to low 90s for our warmest spots right now, santa rosa and fairfield two of them petaluma 78 87 concord 82 in livermore bright skies from our sutra tower camera, and here's a look at the forecast limited morning fog warmer this weekend. we're looking at a stretch of hot summer days in lynn next week with increasing clouds and humidity mid-week patchy fog will form tomorrow morning. it's not going to be a widespread event, and it'll really burn off for most of you. so a nice looking sunny saturday as you take a look at those temperatures first thing in the

morning 50s 60s patches of fog and then for the afternoon in the south bay, it's going to get warm 92 gilroy 84 san jose 88 los gatos on the peninsula 76 in san mateo 76 palo alto 78, excuse me, mid 60s coast side around san francisco 72 degrees. it's going to be really mild at stinson beach 70 degrees 88 in san rafael 92 santa rosa 93 in calistoga heading into the east bay 77 oakland 79 castro valley fremont inland areas. you start to feel the heat a little bit 94 in antioch 90 in livermore 93 in fairfield accuweather 78 forecast mild to hot day feeling the heat by sunday closing in on almost 100 degrees you get there monday tuesday triple digits inland upper 60s coast side more clouds higher humidity wednesday and thursday, but the heat begin. to back off a bit larry kristen. all right. thank you. sandia coming up a story that grabbed headlines and sparked fierce debate. it is now a docu series on hulu and fx children of the

underground tells the story of faye yeager's efforts to protect sexually abused children by helping them flee reporters. sandra bookman has a preview. a cot my ex-husband in the act of molesting my daughter. that was the horrifying reality that changed the trajectory of fay yeager's life and transformed her into a kind of vigilantic determined to not let what happened to her child happened to anyone else children of the underground is a new five-part docu series that tells the story of the network jaeger built. there's no other option get in touch with a jager. she's the one that can help in the late 1980s and early 1990s faye yeagers organization helped parents and their children go into hiding after fleeing and abusive parent the underground sought to protect families when the legal system had failed to do so she protected them as if they were children. way she was trying to protect you. yes, the shell french is faye

yeager's daughter and a survivor of abuse. she's featured in the docu series alongside other survivors who share their emotional stories including their disillusionment with a family court system. they call broken. we want to work on legislation to actually physically change this system. they yeagers fearless fight for families landed her in the headlines and ultimately in court children of the underground allows those who had a front-row seat to tell this important story. we really wanted the audience to be taken on that ride with faye and to ultimately, you know, also allow fay to have the last word in the storytelling. i'm sandra bookman abc 7 news and this new bipart docuseries premieres tonight on fx and will stream on hulu the future of health care. how technology is helping keep him home and safe and the 94 year old still diving into life

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wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. vaccine clinics are going to be open tomorrow in san francisco the city remains the hot spot in the bay area with over 500 confirmed cases, santa clara and alameda counties have over 50 each one clinic will be at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. the other is being hosted by

kaiser at its medical center on geary boulevard. yard, virtual online doctor visits obviously became really common during the pandemic and their success is fueling a rapid expansion into home care for vulnerable patients abc 7 news reporter david louie shows us the next generation of telehealth. 72 year old zenni suffered two strokes leaving her vulnerable to falling. she can credit a good recovery in part because of a new development in telehealth her lifeline is a mobile phone app from connected home living a san jose company that keeps any connected to her health providers. she prefers not to use her last name if you see a red flag in when i log in yeah, so they called me right away the app promise patients to take and record their vitals in the background. the sensors can detect if a patient is fallen artificial intelligence even detects a change in their daily routine that could indicate something's wrong a live care coordinator is online to intervene or to offer assistance. we talked to them live on video

the tablet and if say we can invite multiple parties to join our call. let's say the nurse or the doctor or even maybe just the adult daughter just to remedy the situation. the system is offered through health care providers tentenco developed the system from his experience owning and operating an assisted living facility. another major benefit is reducing the rate of readmission after patients have been hospitalized by making sure they're following discharge instructions one out of four patients at one local hospital was back within 30 days under our care when we utilize the set of solutions. right now we're hovering between 0 to 0.9 percent at a time of staffing shortages a single care coordinator can handle dozens of patients remotely. so this really gives you a lot of protection of course. yeah. i love this tentenko's company already monitors 2,000 patients in 23 states. it will expand soon across the remaining states and canada in

san jose david louie abc 7 news. taking on climate change the new bill heading to the president's desk and what it means for you and how one community is banding together to fight climate change where they live. now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? oh, all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. oh, i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile

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area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. climate is a major part of building a better bay area and today the house passed the inflation reduction act in addition to health care. it is the most significant congressional counter to climate change in a generation abc news reporter morgan norwood has more on what that means for you. today is really a glorious day for us.

we send to the president's desk a monumental bill that will be truly for the people the legislation extends subsidies for affordable care act subscribers allows medicare to negotiate prices on some prescription drugs lowers the deficit and includes 370 billion dollars to address climate change americans looking to buy an electric vehicle would get a break including a 7500 tax credit for buying certain new electric vehicles and $4,000 for purchasing used ones. plus tax breaks for americans who make their homes more energy efficient by installing solar panels the bill perfect timing for virginia white who is now switching to solar it made economical sense since i've been here my bill has been going up and up. the massive climate change commitment comes as experts continue to sound the alarm about global warming a new study finding that antarctica's ice shelves are crumbling at its edges with experts predicting the largest shelves to away, and

the next 10 to 20 years advocates hoping this bill helps slow down emissions and global warming. the whole point of the bill is to put money into areas that that improve the climate. this bill gets us not all the way there it gives us about 40% below 2005 levels, but it does about two thirds of the additional work that we need to do in one single piece of legislation that's momentous on its own and no work yet on when the president plans to sign this bill. it is considered a major victory for both democrats and the president biden fulfilling several of his campaign promises within one single measure. i'm working norwood abc news, los angeles the inflation reduction act might be a bit misleading in its name because the biggest could be an unprecedented climate investment. billions of dollars will be spent to come back climate change california, senator. alex. padilla says some of that money will go toward wildfire prevention as well as the current drought. the inflation production act will reduce carbon emissions by

40 percent in the next eight years. that's right 40% by end of the decade. the measure includes billions of dollars to address catastrophic wildfires and historic drought in to support healthy fire resilient forests and forest conservation. another aspect of the inflation reduction act is democrats say it will create lots of green jobs while driving down energy costs the san fernando valley is considered one of the hottest places in la county in addition to the heat. yeah a ton of concrete and very little green space as abc meteorologist ginger z reports. the community is experimenting with new technology to help cool those temperatures. it looks like a neighborhood art project. but it's this la community's newest weapon against climate change. pacoima sits in the san fernando

valley largely latino and one of the hottest places in la county a true heat island lots of pavement little green space and often hotter than the other parts of los angeles a neighborhood partnership with contract company gaf is hoping to cool things down by painting the pavement in a colorful solar reflective coating. it's gonna help reduce the surface level temperatures as well as the ambient temperatures. they say that this will last nine years with the goal of lowering surface temperatures here by 10 to 12 degrees. the high heat can be deadly one study found that between 2010 and 2020 about 12,000 people died prematurely each year in the us from extreme heat. we're more excited more than anything that something was being invested in here in our community scientists. say ideas. like this can be part of a larger solution. we need to be ordering the entire buffet and really addressing this from from a whole systems level approach. i'm ginger zee for abc news. and experts stress that it's

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program to extend alcohol service past a key vote in the state legislature this week proponents argue extending service hours is critical to help nightlife recover from the pandemic however efforts for this change have been shot down in the past, i guess like the question is do you really want people out till what 4 am instead of two instead of two do we? really need that i mean. what good is happening at three o'clock in the morning? typically nothing so i don't know. well sandy you hardly drink and kristen you don't drink at all casey. it's you and me. oh, that's wow. well, we're the most fun to discuss this. i think go for it. yeah, go for it. first of all, i don't drink so i don't know larry gets i hardly drink. shut it down by 11 pm. i'm good with that. casey yeah, so i'd say about 20 years ago. i would have been really excited about this now that i have two kids.

i can't even imagine staying up past two am so if it helps the businesses go for it. it's just you larry. it's just i i i'm not in favor of it either. i understand the businesses and all that, but i just think it's 2 o'clock in the morning is you know, if you can't accomplish your goal by two it's not gonna happen. okay. all right, speaking of goals can a casual game of cards help solve a cold case virginia law official certainly hope so they handed out what they're calling cold case playing cards to inmates at one city jail each card displays a photo name and details of the unsolved case on the back is a tip line if an inmate provides valid valuable information a reward will be given officials say it will be tempting to make a joke about a get out of jail free card, but i won't i won't go there you already did what? think of the idea. i mean it seems to make sense. i think it's like thinking

outside the box, but what is the reward kristen? i mean, is it something that is enough to get some of these inmates to talk? i mean, they might be connected and know somebody who knows somebody who was possibly involved in a crime. i know what do you think casey the incentive? so i actually listened to a podcast called the deck and it is about these very. playing cards, which is interesting and really what the incentive is is the inmates can drop a dime so to speak and get their times reduced on their sentences and it actually helps a lot because people see these faces and go. oh wait, i know i know what happened to that person and and it really brings a lot of relief to the families who have just have no answers. so it's really really an innovative thing. i think it's creative. we'll see if it really works. moving on pickleball i'm told as america's fastest growing sport, although i doubt that even as i read it the game was invented in 1965 by three fathers in

washington state and just in the last five years the number of players has apparently doubled i play. pickleball is the fast growing sport in the country right now. it's a cross between badminton tennis and ping pong. it's like ping pong on steroids. anyone can play it from your 7 year old niece for 80 year old grandmother and it's just a blast. i came from a tennis background. i was on tour traveling as a professional tennis coach pandemic hit us all and i went home to pennsylvania. the aging tennis community had gotten into pickleball. i picked up a paddle went to went to the courts and fell in love. it was working hard at the riviera country club here in los angeles, and so happened to work with a couple stars met a guy craig coyne. who's a good friend of mine. now who was riding an article for vanity fair and after he kind of saw my clientele and i was building he coined me the coach to the stars pickleball, especially in doubles. there's not as much room to go around people. so you have to place your dinks in a proper position. you have to work with your partner to open up the court. so it's a lot of using your brain to create space and create

time and really attack your opponent in a smart way, but beyond that it's just fun. i was a professional tennis player for four years and i've been playing pickleball for month the enticing thing for me is just the community and a lot more social than tennis ever was pickleball does have a lot more feel a lot more touch that's involved. it was a learning curve for sure. i think it will be in the olympics like a half a sport in 2028 is just incredible for something that is, you know, it's relatively new and my oldest students 95 where else would you see that different ages isn't sometimes make sense pickleball it just works. chris i'm going to defer to us our resident pickleball expert i played like five times. i don't know if i'm an expert but i will say it's a great family game because you saw people of different ages playing on the same court, right? that's not really possible in tennis or a lot of other sports. this is kind of an equalizer because you're using the wiffle ball. it's slower. so the reaction time the speed you can get people different ages and abilities physical agility playing together and that is so great for bonding

casey. yeah, i'm standing here on an nfl field. so it's hard to believe pickleball's the fastest growing sport, but it does look like tennis with less running which i'm good with i think that sounds like fun. i like it and table tennis is fun. so when you cross table tennis and exactly i think it'd be fun. well again, i mean how many people were playing pickleball before five and now there's ten so it's the fastest grow on whatever preston convinced larry. yes repainting their public tennis courts into pickleball courts, larry. all right, i give up. all right, let's do a game before here. okay, let's just do it'd be fun. i'm sure we could go up on the roof and see how that works out. why five million people play pickleball? okay. all right, you just dust them all i'm i i take full responsibility you can you can reach me at twitter. okay, if you had 75,000 to leave your job and pursue your dreams,

what would you do unshackled wines has a new contest to help it's called the great unshackling to enter post a video to instagram describing your passion and how you would use the 75,000 the winner will then document their unshackling journey on social media. i don't know if it has to involve wines, but it's sponsored. by a company that sells wines if i if i got the $75,000. i know exactly what i would do. i would build a pickleball court in my neighborhood so that we can play the fastest growing sport in america. it doesn't sound believable larry what? changed my integrity kristin, what would you do? ah, come on yeah, not enough. yeah, i mean, you know me, i'd love to get a little place in hawaii. but 75,000 you tell me that's not gonna do it. that's gonna that's what airbnb

for like half a year. i'll get you a week at a nice place. i don't know sandia i would paint but i have to say even though it's a passion and it would be something i would enjoy last time i painted was i don't know how long ago. my husband says if anybody asks you what kind of paintings you do tell them abstract. so we don't really know what your painting casey casey take us home finish finish this segment off, please strong. 75,000 is about what i pay in gas just to get to see you in the office, so i don't know 75 grand's gonna alter my career in any way, but you know what? i love my job. i'm at the 49ers game. i'd probably just do this so a good answer and management will love it. yes. you got an electric car. anyway, he's not even buy. ing game casey gets here this whole contribution with a sham to the segment. all right, enjoy the game casey.

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associates. i said associates for those advocates for those with disabled support the move, of course, they do there are concerns so as to whether passengers remaining in personally own chairs would be adequately protected in an emergency. it's time that we started taking a hard to look at this though. so i'm glad to see this is going on right there are questions. but yeah, i'm glad it's going on. thanks michael. sure. it's harry potter the goblet of fire like you've never seen it before. this castle remember to be your home this year? very special guests tonight and tomorrow members of the san francisco symphony will perform the score live to the film at davy symphony hall conductor. justin freer explained how the process works today on midday live. well, imagine the entire film up on a big 40 foot giant screen davies hall, and we've got the orchestra almost about 80 players. laying all the music pulled out from the film live.

to the film synchronized in real time. so it's like going to a movie theater this time you're surrounded by thousands of people and 80 people on the stage playing all of the music score from front to back in real time. so it's it's a to really really incredibly immersive and fun experience. the show begins night, and tomorrow tickets are still available. you can grab them at broadway sf.com and it begins at 8 o'clock. so you still have time. sounds like fun. let's get a check of the weather here and sandy i'm told it's going to be great pickleball weather this weekend what i heard matches on. all right, kristen larry will play pickleball this weekend. wait, larry's leaving. so maybe yeah live doppler seven right now showing you really nothing going on. it's absolutely clear out there a little shallow fog layer. well off the coast will regroup

but not expecting much tomorrow afternoon. we look at our summer microclimates 66 and half moon bay, san francisco 72 degrees across the bay in oakland 77 it gets warmer as you get to the other side 88, walnut creek and if you want hot weather you got it tomorrow antioch 94 degrees. it's kind of the beauty of the bay area. we have all our microclimates here are some of the highs for saturday elsewhere 78 in palo alto 88 in san rafael and as you check out those numbers on sunday, they go up even more inland into the upper 90s. we're talking triple digits by monday and as you look at the accuweather seven-day forecast the heat continues on tuesday, so it's really going to be sizzling around here 60s coast side and then an increase in the cloud cover and the humidity wednesday thursday, but the temperatures will start to come down larry and kristen. all right. thank you. sandia new school year new guidelines new norms get it all when you download the abc 7 barrier streaming tv app. it's available on roku fire tv

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otherwise about four or five years old. he lived difficult. he's been diving for more than 50 years. he was one of the founders of this. about and he does incredible things and he's got the whole country cheering for him get this later this weekend. bob will be taking his diving to new heights here onmy best adv'k down. he's done backflips off the five meter before making it look easy bob checks the competition roster. no surprise. he's in a league of his own again. unfortunately, i don't think there's anybody in my age group. it's true. not many divers are willing to take the plunge into their 90s, but bob is and explains why he may never retire. you got to stay vertical at my age. because i have friends that can't stay vertical and that scares the hell out of me. you can find bob and other divers in the pool competing all weekend. we wish him luck. not that he needs it.

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