your lifetime. you don't see it in england too much. >> this tourist grabbed his cell phone and recorded the images the moment he heard gunfire on columbus avenue near grant street late sunday night. >> i heard gunshots. looked outside. there was a black suv, and the guy had shot this guy on a scooter, and he was trying to drag him back into the suv. and the body was limp. he could not do it, so we just left it. >> san francisco police say a 23-year-old man from solano county died at the scene from gunshot wounds and four others were wounded. police tweeted that investigators believe this was not a random attack. employees at the nearby condor club rushed to help a woman who was shot. >> came running down and i was standing right here, and my doorman pulled her in to help her because she had been shot at. >> weard this boom.

>> ss cor. >> we want to see people running toward our restaurant, not away and getting scared. >> when i first heard about it this morning, my first thought was, just another thing to give san francisco a blackeye. >> the north beach visitor vice-president believes north beach is safe despite perceptions outside the bay area. >> for the most part, this area is welcoming to tourists and this is just a blip on the radar. >> data from our safety tracker supports what he is saying, showing the number of homicides in san francisco has been relatively consistent since 2013 and has not come close to the peak we experienced in 2007. despite that, many believe violent crime does not have place in north beach or anywhere. >> we get a lot of tourists and a lot of people locally, but

getting shot should not happen anywhere. >> police believe this was not a random shooting. a motive remains barnard, abc 7. dan: what do we know about the people who were shot? cornell: we just got information from police and they say two 24-year-old man from sacramento county were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, and a 22-year-old man from alameda county and a 20-year-old woman from contra costa county were also treated for their injuries. they are expected to survive. dan: thank you. kristen: california lawmakers and gun-control advocates announce new state legislation to curb gun the bills were announced in monterey park, where 11 people were killed in a mass shooting in january. one of the measures aims to strengthen the process of taking guns away from people with criminal records who are prohibited from owning a firearm. another bill would keep state and local agencies from selling guns, ammunition, and body armor. and a third proposal increases

translation services for non-english speakers to get information related to emergencies like mass casualties. >> we also note that the bills would not bring back the lives lost on january 21, but they will help keep our community safer and informed during emergencies. kristen:ed by district includes santa monterey park. dan: officers negotiating with a man standing on a car who has refused to surrender since early this morning. it is not known why or what caused the situation. kristen: san francisco bay's first republic bank is set to cut nearly a quarter of its workforce, cutting 20% to of workers -- to 25% of workers

after total deposits fell 41% after the first quarter, even after receiving $30 billion from other banks are prevented from failing. analysts say the banks deposits have stabilized after the collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank. dan: in the east bay, a strike vote is wrapping up today, and if approved, teachers could go on strike and one of the main issues of salary. we have a closer look at the issues involved. >> oakland teachers have been working without a contract since october last year. the teachers union says that district has been bargaining in bad faith. >> we have filed an unfair for the behavior at the table. >> the interim president of the representation of the teachers said 21 proposals around the table, ranging from teacher pay to resources for students, and claims that oakland school district delay bargaining. and that they're offering comes

with strings attached. >> the district is saying they would like to add more hours of work in order for us to get a raise. we are saying, those additional hours are going to drive teachers out of the profession and her children. >> teachers are voting on possible strike as early as the first week of may. they say without a fair contract, the district will lose more teachers, which could hit harder than a potential strike. > our primary goal is to ensure that we settle the contract that keeps teachers in oakland. that is our number one > the oakland unified school district was not available for comment, but in a statement released friday, it challenged the legality of a potential strike and criticized striking so close to the end of the school year. some parents agree. >> our kids cannot read and do math, and we just went through a major pandemic, and we are in year two of trying to get back to normal. so, we should not be

instructing students learning. >> they are working to improve oakland school conditions, and supports the fight for better pay, but they say this could be the third strike this year which further disrupts learning. >> like we need to be able to end the school year off with some sense of celebration. >> negotiations continue this week. the result of a strike vote could come tuesday morning. kristen: abc 7 news i to helping build a better bay area. cities like san francisco and san jose have built interim housing to help house the homeless. dan: and a new bill would make it easier for other communities to do the same. dustin dorsey looks at why some bay area leaders believe it could be a solution to the homeless crisis. dustin: this empty field in south san jose may not look like much, but in the fight against homelessness, it could represent more. sands , private owned land

across our city and tens of sit empty while our streets are full of suffering neighbors who just need a home. dustin: enter senate bill 634, a proposal to turn empty spaces into places for quick built interim homes for the announced community. since the units are relocatable and built on borrowed vacant land, cities would be able to bypass barriers of land and building costs and permitting. state senator josh becker author the bill with the goal of getting people off the streets now while more permanent solutions are built in the future. >> it is heartbreaking that california has the highest rate of homelessness and unsheltered homelessness in the country. this is not a record we want to hold. and that is why i authored this bill. dustin: sb 634 builds on housing project successes that have been seen in san francisco, san jose and santa barbara. they say that quick built

immunities in san jose have reduced unsheltered homelessness, but they are running out of locations. there are six open sites utilizing city-owned land and if passed, the new bill would allow for the city to use private land for the projects for the first time. >> we have already had tried it landowners reach out to us and say, i have got a parcel that i am not going to be doing anything with for the next five or 10 years. can we be part of the solution? can we help solve homelessness? and the answer should be yes. dustin: this housing would be easier and faster to scale statewide with sb 634 and allow our state to roll back the record numbers of an housed. >> together, let's be the visionary leaders who put this unconscionable systemic failure into the history books. dustin: dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. kristen: this state is providing more funding for major transportation improvement projects in the south bay. today, california' transportation secretarys announced the valley transportation authority received a $46 million grant.

the money will be used to extend the light rail service from alan rock farther south to the east ridge area. >> this project is about more than connecting transit. it connects people to greater economic opportunities, to greater educational opportunities, to the bay area, to larger regions, and to each other. it connects our neighborhoods. kristen: the new light rail extension is considered the final piece to collect riders from south and east san jose to bart. dan: thousands of miles of powerline are said to be buried, so why is one tree dense bay area neighborhood off the list? we will explain. can you rise to the occasion? the challenge sure to get your blood pumping. and, the piece of metal reaching for the sky in san francisco. just what is it exactly? spencer: i am spencer christian. a warm up may take temperatures

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he expects the former number three overall pick to remain a 49er. >> i think there is a lot of smoke. there has not been extremely active, and we have not put it out that we have put it off. that has not been the process, you know? people's job is to ask questions. has that happened on a couple of occasions? sure. but it has not been that substantive. dan: the niners have 11 selections in this years draft, but their first pick is not until 99, near the end of the third round. you can watch every pic of the 2023 nfl draft right here on abc 7. first round is thursday at 5:00 p.m., followed by coverage after the game. pac-12 intends to over claims in a lawsuit while last week. the conference former fired pac-12 president and the cfo

allegedly did not disclose that the network overcharged comcast by $5 billion. attorneys for the two say that the two did inform their immediate boss larry scott about the discrepancy and claim they were being scapegoated. the pac-12 calls the lawsuit without merit. kristen: you can go for a ride in a shuttle without a driver in san ramon. dan: the contra costa county transportation authority is launching the shuttle service at ranch business park. kristen:detail amanda: it can carry up to eight people + travel between eight miles-per-hour and 15 miles-per-hour. the presto shuttles launching this morning at the business park for public use. >> this place is huge, right? it is basically the size of disneyland, and it is intersected by public roads, private roads, so they shuttles

help provide better connectivity to city center, the transit center, businesses, so that way you don't have to have the hassle of working and driving, parking and driving. lyanne: the contra cap -- amanda: the contra costa transportation authority is geari partnering up. they will run weekdays from 7:30 to 5:30 p.m., carrying people across the business park. autonomous and electric, nino driver is needed. it took a while to get here. back in 2018, see cta was the first agency in the state to get permission by the california dmv for a shared autonomous vehicle travel on pa public roads. the two are partnering to deliver autonomous mobility at an additional site early next year. it boils down to three elements, virtual rails, sensors, and the intelligence itself. >> you put those three together, and you have the opportunity to deliver really a purpose built on an autonomous shutter

that does -- a shuttle that does not require the normal driven vehicle requirements that you have gotten most auto bills today. -- automobiles today. amanda: they are open every to the public and although they will not have drivers on board, we will have onboard board attendance to monitor safety. amanda del castillo oh, abc 7 news. kristen: a new sculpture sprouted up along the san francisco central subway line. node, is a 102 foot steel tree branch that stretches into the sky above the muni station. it is now the tallest freestanding sculpture in san francisco. it is the creation of a new york artist, and funded by the city's arts enrichment ordinance which requires a small portion of the budgets for major construction projects be dedicated to either purchasing or commissioning public art. dan: sounds like it looks a little like jack and the beanstalk. kristen: kids, don't try to

climb it, ok? dan: spencer is here with studying whether. spencer: so beautiful. -- stunning you are watching midday live on abc seven, hulu live, and wherever you stream. spencer: right now, sunny skies over a big dome of high-pressure. that will be the dominant factor in our weather over the next several days. right now, it is bringing gusty conditions. we have 40 mile-per-hour guests at sfo right now and 20 225 mile-per-hour guests in other locations. not much of a 24 hour temperature change right now from this time yesterday. one or two degrees warmer in some spots and one to two degrees cooler in others. this is a view from sutro tower over san francisco where it is 61. 71 at palo alto. san jose 68. 504a the golden gate has a beautiful blue sky, breezy there. napa. here i goldengate.

thes forecast headlines, mostly clear this evening and partly cloudy. warming trend begins tomorrow. it will be strong and in the temperature stopped degrees on wednesday and thursday. tonight, look for some little patchy fog to the coastline but mainly clear overnight with low temperatures in the upper 40's. relatively mild overnight and then warmer tomorrow as high temperatures reach about 71 at half moon bay -- 61, did i say 71? mid to upper 70's around the shoreline. low to mid-80's inland east bay. the warming continues wednesday as highs inland approach the 90 degree mark. thursday we get to see 90, maybe 82. and then temperature start to normalize a little bit. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. it is going to be sunny through the seven-day period at the peak of warming will be wednesday, thursday, friday. temperature start to moderate a little bit on saturday.

sunday it will be breezy and cooler with high temperatures in the low 80's. which is warmer than average this time of year. monday the cooling continues and temperatures get back to the more seasonable or warm range this time of year. dan: after a cold winter, suddenly we are in the 90's. spencer: it will not last long. kristen: right, thank you. san francisco is one of the most walkable cities in the country unless you hate hills but if you are up to the challenge, abc 7's karina nova tells us of a walk that will get your blood pumping. karina: san francisco is a city of stairs. there are at least 600 public stairways to get you up and down the city's steep hills. >> you really have to pay attention to the steps because you do not want to fall. karina: nancy botkin loves exploring them. >> oh yeah. this is great here. there is the presidio. karina: she is a walk researcher.

>> it is a relief to go down, but sometimes you can feel it in different muscles. karina: she maps out paths for the nonprofit walk san francisco. >> this is a steep hill. karina: her latest route had her dealing with a lot of ups and downs. >> our walk is going to be a little extra challenge and because we are only counting the stair steps. we are not counting incline steps. there is a lot of them. [laughter] karina: botkin and other volunteers mapped out the route for walk sf's first-ever stair challenge. >> is four miles steps up and down through these san francisco neighborhoods. it takes you through some of these very hidden and well known stairways through san francisco. some are tucked away. >> because of san francisco's geography, we struggle to find a way to walk 3000 stair steps. karina: the route begins with baby steps at the joe dimaggio playground. it will go up and down stairways

and russian beach and telegraph hill. one place it will not go is the 250 stairs. >> we really try to find the lesser-known ones, the slightly off the beaten path, but just as charming ones. we are on a piece of greenwich street that has a winding stairway path that goes up parallel to lombard street. karina: the stair challenge will not be guided. you can go at your own pace, run it in about one hour take your time and walk. counting steps is its own challenge. >> people will debate, what is a stairstep? we are giving people credits for the downstairs, too. one problem with the walk is you are going to be looking down, so watch your steps. every now and then, you really have to stop and look around. karina: as they say, the best view comes after the hardest climb. >> ok, more stairs. karina: karina nova, abc 7 news. dan: they are not

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kristen: bed, bath & beyond is throwing in the towels to all of its stores. dan: you should get moving if you have a gift card or a return to make. michael finney is here with timely information. michael: there is no surprise here. i think we were all expecting this, but it is disappointing to them. there is some good news though. california has extra protection for consumers holding gift cards and bed, bath & beyond will be honoring our california laws, at least for a while. the 360 bed, bath & beyond locations and 120 locations of its sister store buy buy baby are still open but expected to be closed for good by the end of june. the abc news chief

technology and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis reports. rebecca: bed, bath & beyond warned in january that bankruptcy could be coming after a dismal holiday season after the pandemic. they faced inventory issues and cannot keep yourself stock. michael: california has a law that states all gift cards, even those bought before bankruptcy, must be honored, a very big deal. most states do not do that, so where do consumers stand? the stores are open now. final sales begin wednesday. all items taught during the sale are not returnable. items bought before the sale are. the store is expected to keep taking gift cards until may 8 and accepting returns and exchanges through may 24. all stores planned to be closed by june 30. if you have a coupon, it is only good today and tomorrow, and,

finally, all of these could change like that. we have seen it happen before during bankruptcies. my advice is if you have any money on their, move fast and go now. do not wait for an exchange or a return. get there now. dan: it is one of those landmark stores for so long. it is a shame on a lot of levels, but is this a sign of bigger things? michael: i think it is. these guys got through the first phase of the internet, right? and they got through other big stories trying to take them on. now, they cannot do it. people really like these stores. and they tried. remember, this is their second bankruptcy in five years. dan: that's true. michael: i think this is what we are looking at from here on out. dan: thank you, michael. kristen: a warning to iphone users about what is being called a rare but emerging threat by hackers. according to "the wall street journal," leaves are exploiting recovery keys to lock you out of your own account and then take over your data in your apps.

they do it by for stealing your passcode and then stealing your device. >> a lot of the times, it is in crowded areas, where the thieves are looking for people who are easy marks, easy targets, and they will watch them pull out their phones and watch them enter their passcodes. kristen: to protect yourself, use facial recognition or cover your screen when you use the passcode in public. you can also set up a secondary password and then back up your phone to the cloud regularly to help you recover data if the worst happens. dan: it never ends, they are always out there, those scammers. 32 years after the open hills firestorm, families in one neighborhood are still fighting for protection. the new push, coming up. kristen: a new effort to sniff out covid cases with dogs.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward and finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: nearly 32 years ago ripped through the oakland hills, 25 were killed and thousands of homes destroyed. pg&e is set to bury thousands of miles of power lines across the state. kristen: but the oakland hills montclair neighborhood is not part of the plan and people who lived there would like to know why. so far, more than 1300 have signed a petition, a change.org petition, asking pg&e to put underground power lines in montclair. dan: we have the latest developments. >> i was born right here in this area. >> cynthia harrison's family has lived in the mod pair neighborhood of oakland hills for 70 years.

>> we worry about fire risk every single day. >> t 11 oakland hills fire painful memory fort would be a f >> harrison started a change.org petition asking pg&e to underground power lines. she said she had more than 1300 signatures in less than three weeks. >> for us, fire is a matter of life and death. >> pg&e says it's 10,000 mile underground in programs aimed at making the electric system safer by prioritizing underground date in areas where it can have the greatest impact on reducing wildfire risk and the neighborhood did not make the list. >> we are trying to understand their logic. >> doug says there neighborhood's proximity to high-voltage areas and service lines which crisscross the neighborhood is especially concerning. >> very old infrastructure, high-voltage, we thought we would be a shoe in.

>> a spokesperson with pg&e says they met with community members to discuss wildfire risk reduction work in the neighborhood and continues to invite their feedback. pg&e says since 2018, it has completed two overhead system project and when underground project in montclair, making sure trees are a safe distance from power lines, installing 14 section allies devices to better target safety related shutoffs and installing a high definition camera to monitor and respond to wildfires. the utility says it has also added three weather stations to better predict severe weather and installed enhanced power line safety settings that can automatically turn off power within 1/10 of a second if it. that may lead to a while -- may lead -- if it is thought that it may lead to a leak. pg&e tells the iteam that their plans don't include montclair because there are power lines in high-risk areas. >> you have to understand that this is one of the most densely

populated high fire risk areas in the state of california, and if they are not seeing that, then there risk list is not complete. >> residents here also point to a limited number of ways to get in and out of the neighborhood. > this is a fire trap. >> they say during a meeting with pg&e reps, they were told the risk model doesn't factor in egress, but in a statement to abc 7 news, pg&e says they'll use a a team of fire specialists with knowledge of local conditions, including egress considerations to validate the risk model outputs. >> prove it. >> the open city deputy administrator coordinates the wildfire prevention working group for oakland. >> undergrounding is a big come along, expensive process. we were told this area was not a high priority area. we take exception to that. if none of those wires were above ground, none of it would release the spark that would cause the wildfire. >> since 2017, pg&e has been blamed for more than 30 wildfires. it's 2023 wildfire mitigation

plan doesn't sit right with montclair residents, who say they have seen what can happen. >> i do not want to have to tell the story to my kids or grandkids again that we knew what had happened and had a perfect example and not done anything about it. >> melanie woodrow, abc 7 news for the iteam. dan: a group of local climate activists protested in front of wells fargo's headquarters in san francisco today. the bank shareholders meet tomorrow and activists would like them to pass a resolution requiring wells fargo to stop investing in fossil fuels and and financing for fossil fuel expansion. wells fargo released a statement saying, "the bank leaves lima changes in urgent environment to an social issue. -- "the bank believes climate changes in urgent environment an social issue. kristen: fox did not say why that carlos owen -- why carlsen was departing but it comes after

they settled a lawsuit after the 2020 election. carlsen was expected to be a key figure in the trial. over at cnn, post down lemon has been fired after 17 years with the network. lemon says he was stunned and says he was never given any indication that his job was in there pretty -- his job was in jeopardy. cnn says they wish him he had cohosted the morning show the past few months after losing his prime time slot last year. dan: a new study shows dogs are pretty good at detecting covid-19. researchers with the california department of public health took two specially trained labrador retriever's 27 schools, where they detected 85 infections and rolled out about 3400 others -- ruled out 3400 oer did miss 18 d had false positives but they are praising the process, adding that the dogs are not to replace

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kristen: it is time for the 4 at 4:00, ama and spencer join us and we will begin with a lottery ticket sent to expired today. a winner has come forward to claim the $1.5 million howard

baldwin. the california lottery says they are currently vetting the claim to make sure it is legitimate. why, oh why, did they wait that long? anybody with theories? did they literally say, i wonder if that is me? ama: they had to have known and them waited for the last second? i would not credit that close. dan: me neither. i would not risk losing that. spencer: if i were the one who bought lottery tickets, i would be checking every day. do these numbers match my ticket? kristen: i mean, now you're going to get media attention. navy that is what he or she won it to avoid, but now they will get it anyway. i would wait like a month or two months. dan: and then come forward? kristen: yeah. dan: talk to a financial advisor. shop for an island. spencer: i live with my financial advisor. [laughter] she gives good advice. kristen: that is easy for you then. spencer: -- dan: now to the california gold

rush, our recent extreme weather is making gold easier to find. ike ejiochi as the story. ike: nearly 170 years since t 1s the arches on yet again for the precious yellow metal. >> we thought we would stop by and see if we could find any. >> anybody who has come here to look for gold has found gold since the rain. ike: nugget nick comes from a family of gold planners. >> this is the gold nugget my dad and i found. ike: we are preparing for a goldrush of their own. >> it could turn into a goldrush. the word has got around and there are hundreds of thousands of people. ike: this time, mother nature is making gold easier for treasure seekers. record snow, heavy rain and rushing waters sweeping gold downstream. >> we have a tremendous river here, and when this melts, gold

will be washed down into the creeks and rivers. ike: the chances of this rush being as big as those years passed might be slim, but with the price of gold holding at thousands of dollars per ounce, there is always ik rich. widan: it is not quite like fort winning the lottery. but it is close. interesting with the weather patterns and how it has changed and what it has done. i expect these to melt off as it continues. spencer: you might see people rushing out to the foothills as the snow melt reduces. dan: have you ever taken your daughter panning for gold? we did that. ama: no, but during the summer, heavenly allows you to pan for gems. i want a nickname like megan

nick -- nugget nick. kristen: it's fun. i've taken the kids. sometimes you get fool's gold, but it is exciting all the same. why not? dan: not going to get rich probably, but it is fun. kristen: how do you know, it could be like 1849 all over again. dan: true. ise arlen o ekawayroe ti of kin charles, 3.u can epnow ws coronaon quinach, b ttage cheet unds.i wod for than personally by the king and queen consort. you can watch the coronation right here on abc 7. it begins that 2:00 a.m. on saturday, may 6. interesting, the keys choice. spencer: that proves the old saying, real kings do not eat quiche that -- that disproves

old saying, real kings do not eat quiche. dan: this is a milestone event after 70 years on the throne since they change leadership at buckingham palace. it is a big deal. ama: dan, you make pie. i feel like you should try that quiche. dan: why not? i should. they are pretty much unavoidable when you're at the beach or leaving a ball game at oracle part, we are talking about seagulls. now there is a push to improve their reputation. theeagullmitatistjued onting tir ama:oomore sympathy wow.

terryi. spencer: kinda s w pract kristen: he n: te had oo ai think i prefer e park. oracle park seagull has a twitter account and we follow each other. dan: does it still have its blue check mark? ama: no because why would they pay the eight dollars? why would any of us? dan: good stuff. that is this edition of the 4 at 4:00.

kristen: "golden girls" fans, get ready, we are getting a sneak peek of the pop-up. we spoke to an organizer about what fans can expect. >> "the golden girls" kitchen is exactly what it sounds like, we re-created the set and then we take it a step further and you get all these other photo moments, like the lanai, the bedroom, the first time we have done the living room, and then to take it even further, we made it a full dining experience with a full bar, achy lasagna, serving cheesecake, all the things they did on the show, so you can eat it, drink it, and smell it, you are a golden girl

while you are here. it is at seventh and folsom. people can jump on bucketlist.com. we have tickets that include a meal and slice of cheesecake, and they 90-minutes to have as much fun as you can hear. kristen: "the golden girls" kitchen opens wednesday and tickets are $40. if you would like to order off the menu, it is extra. i think a lot of people love it for the instagram factor. and so many people of the show, did you watch? dan: i did, so well written, so many great lines. i think for older people, it was really inspirational and powering because it showed how much living those ladies in the program were able to do and how excited they were about the future and they were sassy and tough. kristen: i think the appeal spans generations. dan: it does. kristen: it sounds fun. dan: let's turn our attention to the weather. spectacular. kristen: you like it hot?

spencer: it is going to be golden rather than hot. let's take a look at what is happening on the satellite radar composite. a big ridge of high pressure is the controlling factor in our weather right now and will be the next several days, reading a string of sunny days and a warm up coming our way. right now, we have gusty conditions at the surface and wind speeds or tests up to 40 miles-per-hour at sfo at 25 to 35 miles per hour at other locations. here's a view from sutro tower. blue skies over san francisco. 61. upper 60's in palo alto and san jose. 54 at half moon bay. blue and breezy at the golden gate. 77 at santa rosa. 66 at novato and napa. lower 70's at concord and livermore. as we look at the golden gate, we have a look at the forecast headlines. mostly clear this early evening. going into the overnight hours, a few patches of rain evolving.

inland temperatures may degrees on wednesdayhere's a lo, mainly in the mid to upper 40's. mild overnight. highs tomorrow, low 80's inland. mid to upper 70's along the bay shoreline. and then wednesday, we will see highs approaching 90 degrees. upper 70's to near 80 around the bay shoreline. mid-60's on the coast. former on thursday at many locations in the low 90's. mid-80's around the bay shoreline. near 70 on the coast. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. a string of sunny days coming our way. a dry pattern and a heat spike last a couple of days. not too long, so we are not a heat wave territory. it will be toasty. at the end of the week, we feel a lot like summer and temperatures moderate next weekend. dan: thank you. well, today is right day, part of national library week, the one anniversary of the

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ending! >> rob m ryan reynolds secured a promotion 15 years in the making after their club won. >> you have seen tens of thousands of dreams come true. >> their come-from-behind 3-1 win help them naba spot in the english football league. >> they converted to the efl, and are national league champions. >> fans storming the field and the famous owners overcome with emotion after achieving the unthinkable in two years. >> one thing running through my head over and over his people said at the beginning, why rexham. this is exactly why. >> ryan reynolds facetiming with his wife and children after the win and the prince and princess of wales adding to the excitement, tweeting, looking forward to an exciting new chair back in the football league. doing whales proud -- wales proud.

>> they breathe new life into the team, which has seen revenue increased by over 400% in their first year at the helm. their journey, chronicled in an fx docuseries. >> i wake up and first thing i think is, we have really been taken over by two superstars. >> reynolds telling us last fall he could not believe it either. >> one of the greatest things that have ever happened to me and generally one of the worst. like i now love this sport so much that i hate it. [laughter] kristen: you can watch season one of "welcome to wrexham" on fx and ondemand on hulu. season two kicks off after this year. no official release date has been set. abc 7 music streaming 24/7. you can get the bay area streaming app. join us whenever you want and wherever abc 7 you are. that does it for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 is next.

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