harbor inner harbor and lake merritt, and it's progressed sensing. we do not know how long it's going to last. it's not just the east bay warning signs are now up at coyote point in san mateo county letting people know there is harmful algae in the water now check out what it looks like off the shores of foster city at low tide the remains of fish and other animals were clearly visible on the beach, but it is much worse in oakland's lake merritt. there is a massive die-off of fish hundreds of them. just seen along the waters edge, but this is not just about the fish. it's not abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley looks into the safety of swimming in the bay as we head toward labor day weekend. the second we got in i i knew it wasn't right. it was way too dark. it was almost like swimming through chocolate this triathlon club president got out when she realized the salty tasted the brown water was different a couple of weeks ago and she

hasn't gotten back in since then. we've actually advised our athletes not to go in the water with that kind of warning that's out there. it's just too risky to put our health at risk signs are posted at some locations along the east bay shoreline warning pets and children not to go in and reminding people to not eat clams or muscles harvested from the bay right now, but technically swimming is still okay, according to the east bay regional park district signage is good to go in the water. you may go in the water. the water out of your mouth and after you've been in the water. shower off and towel off this current red tide or algae bloom is wreaking havoc on aquatic life all over the bay area even spreading into oakland's lake merritt over the weekend where thousands of dead fish and bat rays have been washing up on the beaches the algae emits a fish toxin and sucks oxygen out of the water the source, there are about 40 wastewater treatment

plants that discharge a lot of phosphorus and nitrogen into the water and that's the building block for algae such as this there are no immediate solutions officials are testing the water here every day the signage could change between now and labor day, so pay attention if you're going to the beach in the east bay, i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. you saw leslie on the beach there beaches of course will be popular this weekend. but when you combine the holiday with the heat, we could have some problems there. yeah, that's true dion abc 7 news meteorologist. sandy. patel is here sandy. we're talking a pretty high heat, right? yeah hot enough to make you sick. that's the kind of heat. we're talking about dan and dion. let me show you the excessive heat watch that has already been issued well in advance for saturday morning through monday evening, it covers the entire bay area and that's because temperatures are going to soar into the upper 90s, possibly up to a hundred and ten degrees overnight. not much cooling when you have 60s to 80s from the lower

elevations to the hills that dangerous heat will bring a high to very high risk of heat illness for many parts of the inland areas. here's a sampling of those temperatures saturday when you're at 105 and antioch 107 and fairfield. it's going to be a scorcher sunday you will notice up to 109 in antioch 107 in concord. this is just one computer model bumping those temperatures. up. well above average we're talking about the potential for records here in the bay area some safety tips drink plenty of water find shade or cooling center. don't ever leave people or pets and cars and very important know the signs of heat illnesses. i'll be back with a closer. look at that hot weather for the labor day weekend coming right up dan okay. sandy. thanks a lot a police have made an arrest in a shooting at a school this afternoon in east oakland that shooting was reported just after 1 pm at madison park academy, which is a sixth through 12th grade school. the victim is a 13 year old student sky 7 flew over madison

park academy shortly after this happened you can see dozens of parents outside the school waiting frantically to pick up their children. officers were able to quickly and safely take the shooter into custody as well as provide medical aid to the student. the chief went on to express his frustration with a recent string of violent incidents in oakland. the department is investigating six homicides that have happened since late last week. new developments tonight on the stabbing death of a san jose teenager moments ago the family of 16 year old sonny soy told abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo that soy was stabbed during an argument with a friend as the two returned home from a party. at incident happened at about 1:30 saturday morning near quimby road in kerston way. have asked investigators if they can discuss a potential motive police arrested the suspect identify. it is 18 year old michael. deals of san jose within hours of that stabbing a san francisco

housing complex has hired security guards after four people brutally attacked a 70 year old resident in july the complex hired security guards to monitor the area seven days a week for at least hours a day. all follows the horrific incident i reported on in which mrs wren as you see here was attacked even kicked in the face by four juveniles for her cell phone and keys two out of the four have been arrested on multiple charges the 11 year old suspect was too young though to be charged with a crime. right now from the abc 7 news guy team the department of just is warning about a rise and what's called rainbow fentanyl a brightly colored version of that synthetic opioid. the dealers are using apparently to target teenagers and young adults abc 7 news 19 reporter stephanie sierra. spoke with a bay area-based non-profit tracking. the impact of stephanie wood is obviously a deadly trend it then check is an oakland.

providing these tiny test strips that can detect if fentanyl or fent is in drugs and they're seeing first-hand from their vendors that this new rainbow colored fent. attracting young teens in our area in five minutes and 15 seconds. this tiny test rep can save your life then check founders allison heller and dean scholt have partnered with more than 40 businesses across the bay area to distribute these test kits in places like bars nightclubs restaurants book clubs tattoo parlors and thrift shops. these venues have seen a 46% increase in demand over the past four months and now they're seeing why rainbow fentanyl. it's the latest version of fentanyl or fent coming in the form of rightly colored pressed pills or powder. that looks like sidewalk chalk. this photo is from a recent boston organ investigators. say dealers are using the attractive colors to target young teens in some cases pressing the drug into food like fruit loops and the scary part

is local bay area vendors say it's working it has been interesting for her that young people have been going to our bars that we work with being very polite and up front saying i am underage. i'm not here to drink. i did see online from the fent check map that they were fentanyl test your strips here and the staff are happy to bring you strips at the door aside from the bay area. then check has vendors in la and cities in, new york, north carolina organ and pennsylvania. schultz says in these areas. there's two different elements of rainbow fett one of which is press pills that are designed to be appealing to kids that have some fentanyl window, but they are not sure fentanyl. they are the standard press bills the second element. the rainbow chocolate substance is proving to be even more dangerous as it's often 100% pure fentanyl. schultz says dealers are using it to identify if a drug is laced with fent initially the problem with fentanyl was that

it had infiltrated the heroin supply and that people were taking it accidentally now what we're seeing is people have gotten so addicted to opioids that they are seeking out fentanyl according to california's overdose surveillance dashboard fentanyl related opioid deaths appear to be trending younger for example in 2020 the highest rate of these deaths in alameda county involved 30 to 34 year olds. whereas in 2021 that demographic shifted to 25 to 29 year olds. it is so ubiquitous so available and so incredibly cheap access to the drug is unbelievably overwhelming which is why should says always test especially if you see any trace of color because it's very likely that there's a little specks of color representative. now fincheck has launched a partnership with uc berkeley to distribute roughly 4,000 fentanyl test trips around certain areas of campus starting next week, and the organization is also working to distribute

narcan to hundreds of businesses across the bay area and dan not only distributing but providing training on how to administer it. yeah, that's good. it's a scary problem. obviously steph. we know that a bill awaiting the governor's signature could bring some changes to fentanyl testing. what can you tell everyone about ab 1598? yes, the bill has unanimously passed both the assembly and the senate and pending a signature from governor newsom. the bill would make testing for controlled substances specifically these three fentanyl ketamine and ghb legal expanding certain ways harm reduction companies can become more. thanks, stephanie very much. much more to calm including who is the best of the bay when it comes to saving water the title belongs to petaluma see exactly how they did it and next new school holidays in san francisco. why some say days off is not what students need stay with us?

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after five in the morning. tomatoes just poured out across multiple lanes in both directions of 80 it took crews hours to clean things up five other vehicles were also involved in that crash three people were injured. education, of course a very big part of building a better bay area the san francisco school district is adding two holidays next academic year and it comes after the school board voted to close all schools on two of the holiest muslim days abc 7u senior education reporter lianne. melendez is on the story tonight. she's in the newsroom to explain that this is not sitting very well leanne with some people. well, is it fair to have one holiday for one religious group and not another day and that's the issue the argument that some people are making but those who push for these two days off say students who observe the two holidays have had to for example retake exams or miss out on instruction on those days and they risk falling behind.

if all goes as planned beginning in the fall of 2023 students in san francisco public schools will have two additional days off to celebrate eid to cultural holidays of muslim origin hundreds of our students were falling behind academically, you know missing class missing assignments when they have to take off time for this for this holiday because they want to go and spend time with their families the san francisco unified school board agreed only one member voted against adding these two holidays and shoe who argued that there isn't a process in place when selecting holidays shoe also believes all students need more instruction not less. here's what she said on the john rothman program with regard to how students currently observe eid welcome students can take these two days off and they will not be penalized the action by the board is deemed unfair by others those in the jewish community are reminding the board that the district does not take off for rosh hashanah or yom, kipp. i think a lot of our families

would rather see opportunities to discuss jewish identity and celebrations in the classroom bringing passover and bringing hanukkah and bringing the rest of sf usd kids into our tradition and to do the same thing for muslims and hindus and christians and other minorities a year ago, juneteenth became a federal holiday summer school students are off on that day, california also acknowledges cischava's day and indigenous peoples day, but other holidays like lunar new year, and now eid will be days off at sf usd, even though they are not recognized statewide now an attorney is asking the school board to rescind its vote or face the lawsuit for supposedly favoring one religious faith over another the worst thing that our elected officials can do is find ways to divide us we have to be uniting at a time like this now the attorney who is threatening to sue the district is paul scott. you may not remember but he was behind the lawsuit against renaming schools in san francisco. scope now the board has until

this wednesday, august 31st to respond to his claims and today the president of the school board. jenny lamb told us the board is committed to ensuring san francisco public schools are inclusive learning spaces for dan every student, right, you know leanne sf unified obviously has faced a few lawsuits including one. forward by the george washington high school alumni association to protect the murals and the district has not prevailed is the board being properly advised here. well, board does get legal counseling but what we have seen in recent years, commissioners have introduced resolutions on their own that have as you know been controversial now we understand there is a draft going out stating that individual commissioners will no longer submit their own resolutions regarding policy. it will instead be done by an ad hoc committee, and that has to be set up by the board president. i know it's a little

complicated, but i can tell you this the board is working very hard to improve how it governs. all right, leanne. thank you very much. keep in mind leanne has been reporting on bay area school issues for decades. it's why she is our senior education reporter you can get in touch with her online her twitter facebook and instagram handles are all on your screen right now. a candidate for ocher oakland mayor who believes she was unfairly left off the ballot will now be put on the november ballot. alisa victory is one of three candidates who told abc 7 last week that they had been given inaccurate information about the deadline to qualify for the ballot victory says she was still able to get her documents turned in just before the deadline, but she was told there was an issue with some of the signatures victory filed a complaint with the secretary of state's office and she is now officially in the race. all right a lot to talk about in the weather dion air quality heat. not to mention the holiday

weekend san diego, right? that's right. and as people are making plans this weekend dan and deon we are talking about the potential for record-breaking heat here in the bay area and for that matter significant risk of heat illnesses here. so let's start with the smoke. that's what's happening right now. i want to draw your attention to the smoke from that fire that is burning up to our north. this is the six rivers lightning complex fire. there's also another fire. this one is in southwest oregon called the rum creek fire smoke from both of those fires have been impacting parts of the bay area since yesterday, the air quality advisory was extended for that reason and you will notice parts of san rafael, san jose looking at moderate air quality good for the rest of the bay area, but it's worse where those fires are burning as you would expect. so we take a look at the smoke forecast the heaviest concentration of that smoke which is the oranges and reds will remain near the fire zone up north but here the bay area we're still going to see hazy

conditions right on through the next couple of days. you can see it here from our mount tam cam air quality advisory through today due to the smoke from both those fires moderate air quality the next three days, so just be aware of that especially if you're particularly sensitive to smoke you'll want to limit your outdoor time. the other thing we're watching is this area of low pressure that actually prevented us from getting hot today temperatures today anywhere from one to six degrees below average most of you in the 60s to 80s range fairfield got up to 90 degrees that low also pulling up some moisture and providing the lift of for some thunderstorms that develop just north of lake county this afternoon and evening. those have since died down here in the bay area. we do have quiet weather was some fog near the coast and beautiful blue skies from our golden gate bridge camera right now. here's a look at those temperatures 65 in the city 67 in oakland. i hope you're out and about enjoying this because it's mild in palo alto san jose santa clara all in the low to mid 70s exploratorium cameras showing you. beautiful view of the financial district 73 in santa rosa.

it is 69 in petaluma low 80s round places like fairfield livermore 78 degrees and as we look from our kgo roof camera a little bit of haze there out towards the bay heath spikes late in the week remains mild at the coast moderate to high risk of heat illnesses bay and inland and we're looking at records likely for the holiday weekend tomorrow morning. we start out with the around the bay and the coast between five and eight am won't be surprised if you see a little bit of mist and drizzle and then for the afternoon and evening, we'll still have some fog around so we don't have to worry about any extreme heat tomorrow 50 60s on those temperatures afternoon highs in the low 90s inland. so a slight bump up 91 in fairfield 89 in livermore 73, oakland 82, san rafael 84 santa rosa 68 in san francisco mid 70s, palo alto san mateo 82 in san jose the accuweather 7-day forecast. it's a typical summer pattern tomorrow warming trend for wednesday heating up inland into the triple digits as we go into friday just a minor dip, but look at this this is potentially

dangerous heat mid to upper 100s low 70s coast side deon. yes smack dab for the holiday sandia. thanks firefighters in contra. costa county are celebrating the reopening of fire station 4, which had been shut down for almost a decade since 2013 fire station 4 in walnut creek sat vacant today firefighters moved back into a newly renovated fire station. happy to see it open once again. fire station 4 will serve unincorporated areas of southern walnut creek and its surrounding areas. the reopening is expected to shorten response times up until today we've had to respond in from neighboring stations. we've still maintained pretty good response times, but it's not going to be as good as having this station right here open on hawthorne drive. certainly an asset and looks great that station is expected to be in full operation by this fall. all right more to come here interest rates going up prices going down is the bay area's

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the cheers a bad monday added to wall street's losses at the end of last week by the closing bell the dow was down 184 points the nasdaq lost 124 the s&p dropped 27. investors continue to worry about the impact of the federal reserve raising those interest rates. well, we are dealing with historically high levels of inflation and soon you will see the price of all things pumpkin spice. go up starbucks brings back the seasonal favorites starting tomorrow at prices that are 4% higher than last year customers can expect a shell out nearly $6 for a grande. that is the 16-ounce version of the drink the bay area real estate market has been so hot for so long, but it may be about to cool off big time experts at

moody's analytics predict home prices will drop early next year. that's because of growing fears of a recession and higher interest rates, of course on our 3 pm program getting answers moody's chief economist explained whether bay area home prices have been overvalued. overall. san francisco actually looks pretty good. it's about 10% over value by our calculations. and that's comparing basically the price of homes to incomes and looking at the growth rates of both of those home prices and incomes over time moody's estimates. oakland is about 40% overvalued home prices there soared during the pandemic far outpacing growth and income san jose is holding steady because income has increased as home prices have gone up. well coming up the true cost of gun violence. nothing can replace lives lost but the impact goes much beyond that and new at six a national day of action. see what happened in san francisco.

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obviously costs lives but it costs more than that too in a new report santa clara county is adding up the economic cost of so much gun violence abc 7 news reporter. dustin dorsey shows. what a burden it places on our community. santa clara county leader say there is an epidemic bringing irreparable harm to residents in the county as a whole. it's not covid or monkey pox. it's gun violence. we've had too much costs not just economic but also emotional and social cost in this county of gun violence and enough is enough. the emotional toll is something the two children as well as other family and friends of san jose resident matthew shivira. no all too. well shivira was shot and killed leaving a fundraiser in march 2021 his case remains unsolved few answers plenty of pain for one of his closest friends janelle. i hear it's it's everywhere. maybe it's been everywhere my whole life, but now it's just like really everywhere like think once it once it happens to

somebody it's it's different. meanwhile the financial factors of gun violence are striking a report by the santa clara county department of public health found the total cost of firearm violence in the county was 1.2 billion dollars annually from 2016 to 2020 72.5 million following directly on county. city sectors public health director dr. sarah cody says gun violence is a symptom of social ills and the public health department will detail prevention strategies tomorrow at the county board of supervisors meeting our recommendations in this report include a whole host of interrelated strategies, and that's everything from strategies involving policy right down to strategies at the individual community and neighborhood level like any epidemic these leaders believe gun violence is treatable and the board of supervisors will take action on these recommendations to prevent further loss something. to be done because lives are

being lost families are being destroyed. i believe that if in santa clara county we can do that. we will fundamentally see a change in the in the health and well-being of people in our community in santa clara county dustin dorsey abc 7 news. bart police are looking for suspects in two violent incidents. the most recent happened yesterday afternoon a man stabbed to death during an argument in the bart plaza at the 24th street mission station in san francisco our cameras that we have in our plazas did capture that but we are also looking for businesses residences other places in the area that have cameras that are on the exterior buildings that hopefully can help identify or show the direction of flight of the individual after it occurred. bart police were also hoping surveillance video will help them identify the suspect in friday's shooting aboard a train at the fruitvale station in oakland. the victim was shot in the arm and the leg serious injuries,

but survived investigators are describing both incidents as targeted. today is a national day of action for farm workers and for immigrant justice immigrant organizations were in san francisco calling on senator alex padilla to stand up for immigrant workers. they hope he'll put an end to the farm workforce modernization act and immigrant worker programs senator padilla. we're here today to ask you. be a champion be brave stand up for papers for all without all these other programs which cause suffering organizations say legal papers will prevent immigrant workers from living in fear of being separated. now to the latest development surrounding the fbi search of donald trump's florida estate intelligence officials say they are assessing the potential risks to national security after several boxes of classified documents were found throughout former president trump's

residents abc news reporter ike ijoki is in washington now with the latest. today the justice department stating in his completed its review of document seized from former president trump's florida estate in regards to any attorney client privilege issues over the weekend of federal judge indicated. she's leaning towards granting a request from trump's legal team to appoint a special master to intervene in the ongoing review of documents taking during the fbi search of his mar-a-lago home. the purpose is to determine if any privileged materials were removed. she's given the doj until tuesday to respond to the filings from the trump team the justice department acknowledging and received her order on saturday and saying a special team identified a limited set of materials that potentially contain attorney client privileged information the doj also informing the judge that the team looking at any privilege issues was different from the investigators involved in its criminal investigation separately the director of national intelligence sending a

letter to top lawmakers in congress confirming basement is underway over increasing concerns about the potential damage the unsecured documents posed to national security the fbi found documents involving the most sensitive of classified materials, including some on a human intelligence spies, electronic eavesdropping and secrets from allies the most important part that's redacted though relates to the obstruction and that to me is what this all is going to come down to it the affidavit says the search was launched in part on evidence from a significant number of witnesses it mentions an ongoing grand jury investigation with prosecutors already identifying potential targets and looking for more trump insisting. he's done nothing wrong. the doj says it plans to follow more detailed response to trump's request for a special master by the end of tuesday. now the hearing for that special master is set to take place on thursday by 1pm ikea abc news, washington security fencing

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high-risk business and spaceflight is risky, you buy down that risk. you make it as safe as possible. and of course that is. the whole reason for this test flight the unmanned liftoff called off after a last-minute cascade of issues ending in unexplained engine trouble the combination of not being able to get the engine three chilled down and then the event valve issue that they saw at the inner tank really caused us to pause today and and we felt like we needed a little more time former astronaut katie. coleman says, she knows what it's like for launch to be called off one of her missions was scrubbed multiple times before finally lifting off. it's a hard flight and that's why we gotta wait till everything is right. the plan was for the sls the most powerful rocket in the world to carry the orion capsule into orbit into tested for astronauts who will be aboard hopefully in 2024 signaling the beginning of what nasa hopes will be a sustained presence on

the moon and beyond the artemis program. is building on all of the work that happened that we saw 50 years ago when we planted a flag on the moon. this is with the goal of humans being able to live and work on the moon and with the next step being to travel to mars and nasa still eyeing this friday as its next launch window in the meantime crews will return to the launchpad to begin to fix some of those issues that we heard about today. i'm morgan norwood from kennedy space center abc news. at astronomer from chabot space and science center talked about the launch today on abc 7's program getting answers at 3pm. he says this mission is unlike any other other and the stakes are high. we've never gone to the moon where they want to land. in south pole for actually returning a human presence to the for than just a few. landings for a few hours ben

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dr. patel says it's hard to know yet. how much of a game changer these new boosters will be because they're set to be rolled out before human. testing is actually completed. north bay city is leading the way when it comes to conserving water during our historic drought petaluma ranks first in the bay area and in the top 10 statewide when it comes to saving water abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard went to find out why res have been so successful. i am super proud of petaluma. the touch of giuliana knows her city has been crushing it when it comes to saving water. i didn't realize how much water he works for cool petaluma a grassroots nonprofit helping to mobilize people to take climate action and save water through its website hundreds of neighbors are now participating in the challenge to conserve because when you take privately it really feels like a tiny drop in the bucket to use the water analogy, but when you're doing

them publicly and together, you can see the needle really move. it's a partnership here, right it is. yeah. absolutely petaluma environmental analyst chelsea thompson says community partnerships have helped surpass water conservation goals considerably in june residents reduce water use by 34% and in july even better down 35% making petaluma number one across the bay area and about number six statewide. there's a lot of grassroots efforts to conserve water and to make water conservation a lifestyle petaluma, not just during a drought the city already has strict watering restrictions and planting regulations and is making these free water-saving tools available to the public the low-flow. hoson nozzle. let's mulch the lawn in place using recycled cardboard right here recycled cardboard boxes to cover the lawn trait the heckman's climate action. nonprofit daily acts has partnered with the city creating drought tolerant community gardens with rainwater harvesting tanks. the group is organizing community workshops to inspire

and empower neighbors. we're kind of all on the same page that we need to save water and save resources and address the climate crisis and make things more equitable for people the city hopes conservation efforts will continue in the future, but for now a big, thank you. thank you. yeah, the community is efforts in petaluma have been outstanding. in petaluma cornell bernard abc 7 news congratulations to them something they can be so proud of dan. yeah, they really can. that's awesome. glad to share that story. all right, let's turn our attention back to the forecast end. yeah, it's gonna be hot dan and dion, you know today most areas were in the 60s to 80s. it was really in the comfort zone live view from our san jose camera. nice to be outside right about now, they have blue skies there look at these temperatures. i mean 60s to 80s right now. you can't go wrong. it's going to get way hotter excessive heat watch for the entire bay area saturday morning through monday evening dangerous heat risk of heat illnesses will be in the moderate to high category possibly even very high.

you see why when you look at the temperature trend for antioch from 90 tomorrow to a hundred and eight degrees by sunday labor day weekend, including heat watches and warnings that are going to be up and down the state beginning the middle of this week and continuing through the weekend. so saturday you will notice 122 in death valley if you're traveling to reading 111 120 death valley on sunday monday. labor day is going to be 101 in los angeles 110 sacramento live doppler 7 showing you clear conditions right now warm inland tomorrow breezy with some fog along the coast to the accuweather 7-day forecast from our typical pattern to soaring heat thursday triple digits saturday through monday the heat is going to get into the unbearable category inland for the labor day weekend, dion and dan. i feel hot just looking at that forecast of water ice cream. but yeah, thanks sandy. okay. i want to sports now. yeah, chris alvarez joining us now with the preview. hey chris. hi, dan and dion coming up in sports. we got a show with stephen

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♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ with chris alvarez jimmy garoppolo is staying in san francisco. there's a headline for you after all the speculation about a potential trade or being cut espn's adam schefter reports garoppolo and the niners have agreed to restructured one year contract with 6.5 million guarantee. it's a significant pay cut it also includes a no trade and no tag clause i see begins to season as trait lance's backup quarterback niners practice again tomorrow the open the season a week from sunday in chicago first round of the us open in new york, serena williams taking the court for what's expected to be the final tournament of her legendary career serene in taking on

danica kovich and there's serena looks good there slamming home a winner now on the far court match point the first and the return is into the net serena fired up took the first set six three now triple match point and you just knew serena wasn't ready to call her career quite yet in the sixth time us open champ wins in straights six three six. 3 stephen curry was back in the golf course today not to play but to help raise money for stephan and naisha's eat learn play foundation in partnership with workday. today's charity golf event. aims to close the literacy gap for children in oakland last year over three million dollars were raised and today the hope is the event will raise even more. here's a portion of my conversation with stefan and eat learn play ceo christopher helfrich. we want to read kids that enjoy it and have fun with it because it it's a lifelong rewarding experience. so that's where our teams about here plays about and continuing to do that work is you're proud

of everything aisha mentioned that it's about bringing access to the people. you guys are going to them steph. what is that bus do about bringing all the resources. so it's so easy for me. they just got to show up and it's there. that's one of aisha's babies in terms of the idea. nobody really cares about the hoop on the side. they want, you know, the books and the fruits and vegetables and the meals that we get to distribute out of there. so it's doing exactly with us designed to do think the sky's the limit on how we can utilize that as a way to continue to reach the community where they are to have stefan and aisha on the forefront at least publicly. how big is that to accomplishing your goals your mission that these i call them the first couple the bay area really? how big is it to have these two out in front this foundation began from you know, this this vision that they have and to have brought it to life is is definitely rewarding this day here today is such a major moment for our effort, you know in early literacy and it's because all the money raised today goes directly to the work

what kind of effect does that have on you to know that the work is actually it's actually working you want kids to feel seen we want them to feel loved. and we want to continue to inspire them to dream big and i got say any any interaction that i have whether it's a two-second high five or watching a thousand kids run the bases that the oakland coliseum like all those interactions matter, i guess so much juice and energy from it the bay area and opens our home and we've set our roots here for hopefully for life. i want to thank the curries eat learn play and work day for inviting me out there and it's always such a great time to be there and to see the work that is being done and the money that's being raised. they've been at those other fundraisers where the kids are involved. they open the books. you see the eyes light up when stephan and ieshare there. they're truly changing lives in the bay area for good. you can't wait to see what the effects gonna be like the next 10 to 15 years about the leaders. they're building. it's just a wonderful thing. they do it is wonderful the impact they are making and the

commitment to this community is fant. good job there, chris. thanks. alright coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8 o'clock. it's the bachelorette followed by claim to fame then of course stay with us for abc abc 7 news at 11. and that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at six. i'm dion limb, and i'm dan ashley for sandy patel chris alvarez all of us here. we appreciate your time. hope you have a great evening. we'll see you again for abc 7 news at 11.

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