crews are working in the track way. they are methodically going through a checklist and by the process of elimination are working to diagnose and fix this problem. passengers were stranded this morning inside the tube as we mentioned for a couple of hours in the dark abc 7 news reporter ryan curry spoke with passengers on that train about their experience. a crowded west oaklandnd station friday full of people confused about what is happening with bart on friday morning a train lost power in the trans bay tube video from a passenger shows the entire train in pitch black darkness. it was very horrifying and horrible experience for everyone mossiolini was on the train. he says he was there for what felt like multiple hours initially. they told us there's a technical problem, but we take for more than two hours with no power on it and the old people were screaming because of the oxygen deficiency parts is passengers were taken to west oakland station, and they were able to

de-board there. they moved to single track service through the tube after but alini says many on the train we're starting to panic i was scared like it was my first time experience. there's horrifying like things, you know underwater with no oxygen with no plan and no update even the board operator said hey, i don't have anything else to say to you guys even with single tracking. stored here at west oakland station. this has been the theme pretty much the entire day a large crowd of people unsure about what the schedule actually is no idea when i can get to work no idea how i can get paid. i live paycheck to paycheck. so that's rough. yvonne perez was one of the many people at west oakland station upset about how to get into the city. it's like my app never matches what it is up on here and like i just have i called out. i just had to call my right now so you know, it's frustrating according to bart a failsafe system shut down a substation. this comes after barden amtrak unveiled a plan to hopefully build a new transbay tube in the

future. press says that can't come soon enough given how the current transbay tube was built in the 1960s. i'm sure a lot of us have to go to work and we pay so much money to use bar and there's constantly problems and delays and things like that. so it's just frustrating in oakland rine curry abc 7 news. big disruption for folks there in a reminder that they are still single tracking through the transbay tube tonight this year marks the 50th anniversary of bart to take a look back at the piece of bay area history. you can stream the entire bart 50 year special right now. it's on the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app, you can find it in the bart 50 years section. we have some breaking news out of oakland now one person has died after a shooting in the parking lot of a napa auto parts store on 44th avenue and international boulevard. this happened just before 2 o'clock this afternoon brinks confirms. one of its employees was involved and councilman noel gallo says that employee shot and killed an alleged robber in

self-defense. another person was shot as well. the councilman also tells us there were other suspects who did get away. gets a new development here with the poisoning of several people at a senior living facility in san mateo through a lawsuit that's been filed against atria park. we've learned a second person has died 93 year old peter schroeder last month at least three residents were given dishwashing liquid instead of juice one of the residents at 93 year old trudy maxwell died within days. the incident is currently under investigation. but facility officials say it was all a mistake. course we're digging into this story. we'll have much more coming up tonight on abc 7 news at five. new concerns from health experts as we head into the winter as covid cases and hospitalizations remain top of mind. there is worry that the flu could make a brutal return abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes spoke with doctors about the problems. predicting and how you can stay safe. it's been a very long pandemic and now many covid restrictions are being rolled back.

but doctors say they're expecting a strong flu season. so we anticipate a much higher volume of patients that come into our emergency departments. there will be a rise of cases for those vulnerable populations, which also include the elderly population and the very young there will be increased hospitalizations and increased deaths during the flu season between september of 2020 and may 2021 the cdc reported that of the more than 800,000 influence a test done in the us only 1,600 came back positive. that's point two percent one main possibility they credit for the improvements are covid-19 precautions, like mask wearing reduced travel and social distancing, but those mitigation measures aren't the same this year. there's less masks social distancing has come a thing of the past for the large majority of the population in the country. and of course in the bay area infectious disease specialist dr. peter chin hong says part of why health experts are especially concerned this season is because of what's happened in

other parts of the world. we usually look at places that have winter before we do like australian new zealand brazil argentina south africa, and they've all been seeing a higher numbers of cases than even before the pandemic. so i think we're all worried for the right reasons, but we shouldn't be fearful because again, we have these tools to help protect ourselves. one of the main tools is the flu shot. we know that the flu vaccine like the covid vaccine can really drop you a chances of getting seriously ill one other main tip. stay informed make sure that you know if the prevalence of flu or covid or any other virus is running rampant in your community so that you can make the safe measures and precautions and decisions to protect yourself and protect your loved ones in the south bay zach fuentes abc 7 news. strain of avian influenza detected across the state has now been found in san francisco a strain of the virus was found

among wild geese in the city, san francisco animal care and control says this strain has caused a greater variety of wild bird species to get sick then in previous outbreaks. they've seen the shelter's advising against handling any dead birds avian flu transmission to humans is rare, but it is theoretically possible. so avian flu found among flocks of birds and butte tuolumne and sacramento counties last month. a major step in the effort to control california's growing wild pig population napa state. senator, bill dodd says governor newsome has signed his legislation that increases opportunities to hunt non-native feral pigs those animals. they are endangering sensitive habitats farms and wildlife. they've also moved into populated areas really just tearing up lawns destroying yards like this when you see here in san jose a big mess left behind wildlife officials and farmers support the move while animal rights groups called the expansion of hunting barbaric. dream force the tech mega

conference hosted by salesforce brought 40,000 people to san francisco. and while many businesses were rejoicing some also say they have a long way to go before they can fully recover abc 7 news reporter suzanne fon joining us live in the newsroom with a look at the impact of thousands of people coming back into the city. is that dreamforce brought massive crowds and generated an estimated 40 million dollars for san francisco, but we wanted to know what our local were seeing and feeling thanks to salesforce in this year's dreamforce conference san francisco restaurants and hotels were dreaming big on this friday as cruise at moscone center. breakdown elaborate stages and setups from the dreamforce conference. the ceo salesforce proclaimed a victory on twitter saying every hotel and restaurant was sold out the hilton park 55 together. biggest in fact, they're the biggest hotel west of the mississippi outside of las vegas and they were full. yeah restaurants like the iconic cottage grill. we're still hoping to ride the

dreamforce wave a little longer monday, tuesday, wednesday thursday. the numbers went up like 20% manager jose. max million says his restaurant definitely saw a big boost to its bottom line, but they need much more to recover from the pandemic. it's good, but we're still need more business, you know to survive kind of this point in a way the you know, we're expecting more. you know, but you know, we take whatever we can you know, it's just we're struggling we still i don't know how and when it's going to end lori thomas with golden gate restaurant association says the impact from dreamforce exceeded expectations for businesses people that were downtown this week felt like it was like quote, you know, pre-pandemic normal the streets were crowded. the restaurants were busy the bars were busy the hotels were busy. so this was a very positive event for the city. is it where we need to be not yet, but it is a huge step in the right direction. and more conventions are coming

including jp morgan in january. sf travel says this has been a great week for san francisco the new portola music festival. this weekend is expecting 30,000 people each day. the folsom street festival is this weekend and san francisco symphony kicks off its season with an opening night gala tonight live in the newsroom suzanne fawn abc 7 news. thank you. susan governor gavin newsom has declared today native american day and the state of california leaders of native american tribes from across the state gathered for celebration at the state capitol today. this is the first time that it'll be a paid holiday here in california. the governor issued a proclamation today that praises native americans for the leadership determination and ingenuity coming up the high cost of housing rising rents and rising mortgage rates will tell you what you can expect next taking on street vendors the ones who are giving those with permits a bad name and we go behind the scenes with vta's safety protocol a rare look just ahead.

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wall street. it dropped 486 points closing its lowest level since late 2020 the nasdaq also falling 198 points the s&p 500 lost 64 points with interest rates again this week the bay area rental market could be severely impacted from rising mortgage rates to rising rents. everybody may feel this abc 7 news reporter stephanie sierra digging into what we can expect in the months ahead and stuff is joining us live in the newsroom stephanie. yes, larry well from rising interest rates and rising mortgage rates. they're all impacting all of us home buyers turned renters will flood the rental market experts say and with that comes higher prices. the question is how much how soon will we see it? whether it's at the grocery store or the gas pump the cost of everything is going up yet. the one thing that hasn't quite returned to pre-pandemic rates the bay area rental market but experts say not for long the

rental prices have come back and they're not fully back, but they will be back very soon neil candlas of the san francisco-based candlas brothers studies the bay area real estate and rental markets sellers cannot get the numbers that they want to sell their home. and buyers affordability has significantly changed with the interest rates nearly doubling within the last year once buyers are now going to be renters purchasing power to buy a home has dramatically shifted in the bay area a new report from redfin shows luxury home sales have plummeted 28% across the country, but the decline is twice as severe in the bay area where luxury homes are priced in the multi-million dollar range estimated to be in the top five percent of the market oakland reporting the largest decline among the country's 50 most populous metro areas a 63.9% drop, san jose. not far behind with a 55% drop. we know the whole housing market is cooling redfin's deputy chief

economist taylor moore says, it's possible the cool down may bring some relief to the rental market, but it won't be anytime soon. the knock-on effect is actually that owners of these housing units don't want to it for sale in a really cooling housing market and so they're listening out for rent. so that supply also is following that demand which mitigates some of that impact on the rising rents more says that's not expected to happen for at least six months assuming rising interest rates continue to weaken our economy and push the country even further into a recession by the spring of next year. now canada says rents in san francisco oakland and berkeley are still down around 3% compared to pre-pandemic rates and in san jose sunnyvale and santa clara's rents are down just over 1% from pre-pandemic but factor in these impacts and they say that could change in a mere a few months from now again, larry that change protected to be up to a 10%

increase by the end of the year. 10% on top of so many of the already insane rental prices out there. it's mind-boggling. alright, so like for people they can't afford to buy so now they're looking at rents that are going up. what's the best time for renters to try to get a great deal on a property? yeah. it's interesting. you know that larry that the seasons do play a big role in the rental market. for example mars says usually the best time to start a lease is anytime between november and march and data shows tenants usually save anywhere from 100 to $300 per month on the same unit compared to leasing in the summer. all right, good advice stephanie sierra reporting live. thank you staff. concerned about climate and cole drew hundreds of students to a protest in downtown oakland today. ain't no power with the power of the use of the power of you. don't stop. organizers are calling for and into the use of coal in oakland. today's rally in march were put together by the organization youth versus apocalypse and are part of climate protests taking

place around the world today. the city of oakland is in the middle of a battle over a proposed construction site of a coal terminal at oakland's former army base organizers worry that moving coal with negatively affect those living with asthma and other health issues. while turning our attention to the weather san diego patel here for look at the forecast and we're talking about this warm-up here just in time for the weekend. i know if you have outdoor plans, julian and larry it is going to be absolutely gorgeous this weekend and the air quality is going to be pretty good as well. let me show you the temperature change from 24 hours ago 9 degrees warmer in santa rosa san francisco up seven in oakland, so it's definitely warmer in the south bay as well, san jose six degrees warmer. guess who else is enjoying the sunshine the sea lions at pier 39 right now just basking in the sun. here's a look at the temperature is 90 in santa rosa upper 80s, napa fairfield conquered livermore so pretty narrow range of numbers for many parts of the

bay area blue skies as we look from our south beach camera out towards the east bay 75 in oakland 83 in 75 in san francisco 83 in oakland. just flip-flop that san jose 87 degrees and half moon bay 66 fog is well off the coastline right now and as we look, at a live view from our sutro tower camera. you're going to be seeing more of this, which is nice sunny skies warming trend continues this weekend temperatures soaring. well above average for fall both days and cooler weather is expected the middle of next week. so air quality right now is actually good across the entire region as you look at a live picture from our tam cam there is a little bit of haze in the air and that's because high pressures overhead. you don't get much in the way of wind and so it kind of caps the atmosphere and so you basically get some moderate pockets of air quality for the weekend still safe to get outside so good for the south central bay moderate elsewhere both days fog tonight will push locally inland. it's not going to go very far. it's going to be a shallow fog layer to start the morning so you may see a little bit of mist

and some dense areas first thing in the morning along the coastline and then the fog will blow away and we'll basically burn off and we'll see sunshine for the entire region 50 60s on those temperatures right now clear inland fog at the coast afternoon highs in the south bay. 93 los gatos 90 in san jose 93 in gilroy so pretty warm on the peninsula 86th and palo alto 75 half moon bay downtown san francisco 80 degrees. these temperatures are anywhere from five to 15 degrees above where they should be 75 daily city north bay numbers definitely in the warm category 93 in santa rosa 92, san rafael napa in the east bay. you're looking at 85 in oakland to 89 fremont 88 castro valley hot inland 96 fairfield 94 degrees in livermore 95 in concord, and now sunday still going to be hot not as hot as saturday temperatures back off a few degrees monday the heat eases you will notice mostly a few low 90s there and on tuesday numbers backing off some more. so here's a look at the

accuweather seven day forecast and you will have the autumn heat for your saturday and your sunday mid 90s and then low to mid 70s coast side. it's still above average on monday before we cool it off get a little more cloud cover in here the of next week closer to average with eighties inland 60s coast side larry. thank you sandy. this is good wedding weather apparently 16 couples tied the knot at the summit of mount diablo today how cool part of the destination wedding program held by california state parks in the contra costa county recorder's office weddings are held four times a year at different locations throughout contra costa county john muir house the california theater and mount diablo. it is stunning up here. the views are phenomenal and you can see for miles and miles and miles and so it's an amazing place for couples to be able to come and be able to have a special event for them. it is spectacular up there people are able to invite 30 guests and apparently their pets

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salonpas, it's good medicine. today gave us a rare behind the scenes look at light rail safety enforcement abc 7 news reporter lena howland was there for the exercise? as sher' on foot for drivers behaving badly. officers on motorcycles follow those in too much of a hurry to get to work on friday. vta officials want to draw attention to traffic safety just to ensure that our system is as safe as it can possibly be this

after three deaths and one serious injury at intersections like this one at southwest expressway and stokes just in the past few years specificallye the warning signs, and we want to make sure that be a vehicles and pedestrians and bicyclists coming through these this area are paying attention to this warning equipment. although sheriff's deputies are giving out some citations and warnings. they hope to make friday a learning experience. our preference though whether it's today's operation or continuously throughout the year is more education and awareness right to give folks a chance to understand that crossing against the rail arms or crossing against the red, especially if it's at or near the vta stations, it's very unsafe, but it doesn't end there. sign officers we're putting you have eod trained canine units explosive ordinance devices. they're trained to detect ball

materials anything related to that sort of nature. officers are also looking for signs of human trafficking and their unleashing the fair inspectors, too to make sure every person paid for friday's ride as a reminder. patrolsheayhese tns on basjose lina howland a governor gavin newsome has si bill par requirements for new housing near public transit. he calls it a solution to the housing crisis. basically, we're making a cheaper and easier to build new housing near daily destinations like jobs and grocery stores and schools. this means more housing at lower prices closer to walkable neighborhoods and public transit. so this new law overrides a decade-old policy, which essentially forced new residential and commercial properties built within half a mile of public public transit to have a specific number of parking spots now, it will not

require be required but developers can build parking in their new projects if they want, but the new law does stop local jurisdictions from imposing strict off-street parking requirements too coming up the battle between permitted and illegal street vendors in san francisco. no, just wanna ask if you have a a permit you got a bad. this is an ongoing problem, especially in the mission district and just ahead. we'll talk with reporter liam melendez and abc 7 news insider film material. about the problem and also possible solutions.

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moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. as you know abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area and one of the issues we've been covering a lot lately is san francisco's effort to try to crack down on those illegal street vendors by creating a process for legitimate vendors to get their permits. it seems to be on okay, but the so-called backpack bandits are still showing up. these are people who quickly sell items that appear to be stolen. you likely saw it here at 4pm yesterday abc 7 news reporter lee and melendez went to the 24th street bart plaza in san francisco, and she talked with some of the newly permitted vendors and to a couple of vendors who didn't seem to have

the proper paperwork. we're from the news. could i ask you what you're trying to do with those pants? yeah, i'm selling these pants. okay. did you get them from any store? or i'm not gonna do that even though it's here say in court, but you know how it goes in san francisco. this is a black market one by one they avoided interacting with us or even showing us any kind of bill of sale or even a permit. you got a badge. no, i don't know, right and if you didn't see it here at 4pm yesterday, you likely saw it on tic-tac leak tiktok rather leanne's interaction with the street vendors being seen around

the world today. it is the most watched video ever on ourbc 7 bay area tiktok. now leanne has been at the forefront of covering stories like street venting of apparently stolen goods in the mission and clearly not afraid to show us what is happening. remember the video that this went viral worldwide as well in walgreens shoplifter just cycling right out with a bag full of stuff and we said, you know, it went viral a lot of these have these issues though. they're all tied together and touch on the broader issue of safety and security hearings to help build a better bay area and leanne is here live with us in studio. now you are really bold. so you're just walking up to people with the mic and you know, like some of these people are you know, yeah, a little shady. yeah, there's always a little concern there. but you know, i think it's important to tell people what's really happening in the bay area and specifically there. so, yes, we found people vendors who are making ends meet some

people say but and and they've received a lot of help, you know, not only from the city but also from the cayeventy quadro a cultural district they have received monetary help and also, you know because the permit costs 430 dollars, but most if not, all of the fees have been waived and that's why the city is saying hey, the permit process is working and believe me it is but i can assure you that a lot of the people who are still selling goods without a permit. are moving very quickly in and out and using drugs. no doubt one guy. we saw was in a wheelchair. he was selling a few items in front of him, and he was clearly passed out. and then there are those larry like you mentioned they shoplift the bring they bring the items to these vendors with the tags. you saw that still on there. they try to sell them again very quickly and they do it for only

a few bucks to get that next hit. so that's what we saw. we saw the ones who are legitimate. they finally got the permit they're proud to show it and then you have the other ones who move very quickly and i don't know how the city is going to resolve this issue. it's very hard. it's really brazen obviously is the one in the guys like yeah. oh, this is just what we do inside. yeah part of everyday life. let's bring an abc 7 news insider film. it's here to get into this conversation phil city officials. they know what's happening with the illegal vendors and despite that they feel the new vendor permit process is working. so, how do you define this with a measure of success when you know, leanne goes out and she sees people with obviously stolen store tags are right on there. being sold out of their backpacks. well, let's get honest about it. it depends on what your definition of success is if the goal was to get that plaza so it wasn't just a thieves market where everybody was in their crammed in there, and it was a dangerous place and that to the point where they actually had to

fence it off. it's been a success because people are not staying there. they're not taking up the space. it's not inviting more trouble and it's not visual for the rest of the world to see unless you're leanne and you get down there in the nitty-gritty if it's about stone and merchandise and trying to control that and the theft from the walgreens that we've seen and other stores and then being sold on the street that hasn't changed and i'm going to tell you something you might find this a little odd or shocking but it's written right into the ordinance about permits that if you confront someone with possibly still in goods, they have the option of just picking them up and moving on and they will be untouched so you have simple okay water seeks its own level. they now come in sell and move that's it. it's helps the neighborhood look better. it's easier on the bart station, but the stores that are being robbed are still being robbed. well, it makes it almost impossible for the stores and for law enforcement. i mean if you just go down the block, whatever. i don't know how you stop that

but leanne the video from the bart plaza. i mean, it's like full circle for you because you started with a walgreens and that went viral and it seems like all these videos are going viral, but yet people selling the same kind of items that were stolen from walgreens on city streets. that's right 100% i've never seen so many, you know bottles of shampoo bottles of conditioner, you know, toothbrushes toothpastes and nobody has a bill of sale and that's what they're asking. well, where is your bill of sale after they ask where is your permit and you know phil touched upon this a little bit and i want to elaborate a little bit, you know when the legislation passed the board of supervisors, they were very clear. they said that if a police officer or inspector comes up to that person and ask for the permit and the person doesn't have the permit then like phil said they are asked to move and they can leave no consequences. they move on now if that person

doesn't move and is there let's say an hour later then that person will be issued what is called a notice of violation, which is basically a warning now. this week. i was told that so far only one notice of violation. had been issued in san francisco one and so but i wcay ofik thehl beed they have issow you should dogain,'re saye job, but you know, there has to be a more efficient way of doing this. i feel put a bow on this for us. what does it mean for brick and mortar stores in san francisco if this continues it means less of them. that's the bottom line larry between the rising costs and doing business in san francisco labor costs, and now this and the the people don't feel safe in their stores when the thieves come in and take it.

i mean shorter hours for a lot of retail businesses and a lot of them. just leaving the city. yeah. i'll say this. it's not just san francisco i ran into the same thing in hawaii the store they had everything locked up because we're dealing with the shoplifting problem there as well phil leanne. thanks so much for your insight. i'm sure this is a subject that will continue following now to this video right here the sucker punch heard and you just saw it.

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♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ you join us here on this friday and we have sandia and also casey with us this afternoon. we got to start with this crazy video. we showed you just before the break of this man punching a flight attendant on this flight from mexico to la. oh my god. just totally unprovoked there. that is 33 year old alexander lee accused of grabbing the shoulders of two flight attendants and swinging his arm at another before that punch.

you just saw he's now facing up to 20 years in prison, if convicted it seemed like these crazy incidents on planes. finally died down right just when we got alcohol back on flights. and then you see something like this. 's frustrating to seed ohing. i mean, there's just no place for that and like you said it seemed like things had calmed down a little bit and let's hope we don't have a lot of copycats. but sandy you travel a bunch. you just can't have this kind of thing. no, it's disturbing and i'm traveling with my husband and kids and that's not what you want to see so was alcohol involved. i wonder um, that's no but it's unacceptable. yeah, zip ties were involved. and warranted too and yeah and warranted and the police will be involved as well his lawyers. let's move on new york yankee slugger. aaron judge could make history tonight, but a lot of americans will not get the chance to see

this live judge looking who hit his 61st homer of the season that would tie the american league record problem is the game is on apple tv plus so only subscribers will be able to see that new york state officials have called for apple to allow other networks to broadcast the game casey you and i are our knee deep in the shift from cable to all the streaming services that are purchasing sports rights and it's complicated. yeah, this larry is a swing and a miss for baseball. i don't know what they're doing. you can't do live look-ins. you also had them promote the game with an image of john carlos stanton. not even aaron judge, so it's so much like baseball to just get in its own way at all times. i don't understand what they're thinking. at the very least you should you should want other television networks other streaming services everybody to be able to see the clips of the 10 second at that or you know, i just what

do you what are you doing like making it so exclusive that nobody can see it as you're right. that's your plan. that would make too much sense there larry same thing with you know, thursday night football moving to amazon prime. yeah, they're saying they saw an uptick and subscribers. i wonder if the same happened with apple tv there. yeah. we'll see time will tell right? yeah. well apple music is the proud new sponsor of the nfl's super bowl halftime show. it is a multi-year sponsorship. you know how this thing goes analyst estimating the nfl will get about 50 million dollars per year for the right though the terms of this deal have not been officially announced yet. apple music will be replacing pepsi which is sponsored the halftime show for the past decade all the talk. i saw today was if taylor swift would be the headliner. yeah, too. i mean the rumors are though because they put out the release at midnight her most recent album is called midnights.

she also put out that album at midnight and taylor swift is apparently sponsored by oak and apple is taking over for pepsi. so the rumors are rampant you guys you were deep in this case. yeah. i'm checking all the kids. i'm connecting all the dots. i got the strings everything here. spacey pratt is here. i'd say one thing. it makes much more sense to me for apple music to do this than pepsi like when you see the pepsi halftime show you run out and go get a pepsi. no. no, but you might be inclined to go. oh, wait a second. there's taylor swift. i i like taylor swift. i'll sign up for apple music as a result of that. i don't i don't see like the mad

rush to get pepsi. no, i agree with you larry. i i mean people love taylor swift, obviously we all do as well and that might be a good idea. yeah. we'll see speaking of pepsi if you thought s'mores or

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you who true colors were obvious when cyndi lauper gave us great music for a great cause i'm a new yorker. i was born here. it's great to play in central park and it's great to play for new yorkers and for the world the concert was free, but these folks had to earn their way in as the ceo of global citizen hugh evans explained to me you don't buy a ticket to the festival you earn it. and so i would encourage everyone if you haven't already done so download the global citizen app. it's super easy to download on your iphone or an android 60,000 heated his call last year taking action finding specific ways of helping out instead of paying out to see a wide variety of artists. the message is about community. the message is about the people we the people can make the difference evans found his calling at the age of 14 when he first experienced ext.

poverty, but these shows grew out of seeing the original live aid charity performances back in 1985. i'm so thankful to bono. i'm thankful to you too and everyone in their camp for inspiring us because we're standing on the shoulders of giants the first global citizen concert here was 10 years ago and organizers say they have learned so much since then, i think what we find with global citizen, is that the more eclectic it is the better the more that you reach across genres across generations across demographics across geographies. you have the greatest impact. i'm sandy kenabc 7 news looks like it is going to be ang at 1 pm on theyo can also watchu hat wi a sunday on thsa ohears ago marth bathese ds she got h

game show. she first appeared with then host art fleming back in 1972. she took home the consolation prize 50 years ago. that was $40 and a set of encyclopedias kids. look up encyclopedia. google that this time she won big though. finishing final jeopardy with 30,800. she could buy lots of yeah, what do you do go pawn the encyclopedias when you get 40 bucks, you don't need that, right? look for something fun to do this weekend about a little sun sand and sea. look at this weekend's fog fest in pacifica straight ahead. new astepro allergy.

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must be magic. primetime on abc 7 8 o'clock shark tank followed by 2020 at nine then do not miss abc 7 news at 11 the pacific coaststacic is weekend. years beuse tandemic this year. even a special drink just for the festival.

we have our fall cutter grip drink, which is just about the fog fest and that's just our unique drink. we fill the glass which is the rocky coast. we add the rum, which is the crystal clear sky. we add melon liqueur. which is the green rolling hills, we add the seven up. for the spray of the ocean we add the sweet and sour for the kiss of the fog and then we float with a slow gin for our beautiful pacifica sunsets. that's just our unique drink, although we will have other beverages at the fog fest along with lots of food lots of arts and crafts fenders. we have a fog jog and we have a fun fest on sunday. that's for the families. we kick it off saturday at 10 am with a parade. she's been in the praise for 90s. okay, you got pictures. it's just been a wonderful silly

thing for a bunch of people to do so, i thought groucho glasses would be easy for everybody and then we had a theme every year and so we started 1996 so i concurred anything into a groucho mobile as far as you know, bringing people into the city and putting heads and beds in the hotels and everything. this is a huge event for for the community. it is such a wonderful feeling and pacifica and it's it's just the time where we all can. enjoy seeing each other you see everybody that you know on the street is up and down the street at palmetto there's bands and it's a wonderful fundraiser for people and it's always sunny. on this particular weekend the last weekend of september. wow, looks like fun that drink. she had me at the rum fog fest is tomorrow through sunday in pacifica from 10 to 6:00 each day. that'll do it for abc 7 news at

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