will gross $1 billion globally by the time it wraps up overseas next year, breaking a record previously set by the music man, elton john. >> every single night, swift grosses $10 million to a huge boost in the local economy in the city she happens to be performing in. with that, we say good afternoon. thanks for joining us. kristen: the truck rolled into town yesterday. swifties camped out near levi's stadium hoping to be first in line hoping to grab t-shirts, programs, and tons of taylor swift swag. larry: this morning, the moment they were all waiting for, the official opening of the merchandise truck. this shows how long the line actually got. kristen: i am still staring at it. the tour has been creating buzz

since it was first announced months ago. we sent dustin dorsey to the heart of it to hear all the excitement. larry: he joins us that as well as the economic boost. dustin: this parking lot is no stranger to being busy with the san francisco 49ers and great america right here, the theme park, but experts say this concert and the one coming up in august for beyonce take things to a whole other level here in santa clara. the swifties have taken over santa clara. they lined up for hours to get merchandise from the official tour truck. it is not the first time they have spent money on this tour stop. taylor swift is driving spending in the south bay. >> she is a stimulus package to all of the cities she has come to visit. >> it is actually really impressive. for us, the moment the concert was announced that it would be

at levi's stadium, the phones rang off the hook at our hotels. >> hotels across the area have been sold out for weeks. the elton show last year, the eras tour this weekend and the upcoming beyonce concert are huge for the city. >> we are bringing a lot of people, but it is also that added exposure that as part of the event is an ancillary kind of option. they are exploring the city. >> taylor swift concertgoers are spending more than $1000 per event in tickets, food, hotels, and other purchases for the show. the city found the tour will have generated an estimated $5 billion in national economic impact for hotels and restaurants. >> some of these hotels are really struggling and otherwise might go out of business. that helps with the property tax base in terms of taxes on the rooms. it will help the city increased

tax revenue. >> the san jose chair of economics departments as the overall economy does not necessarily benefit because money spent in concert have related areas means money is not going to other areas like banking. however, he says it is important that industries get this boost after covid. >> we try to be agnostic, thinking that one sector is more important than another, but as a member of society, i think it's great we are getting those sectors giving in-person entertainment a big boost right now. dustin: i can personally attest to the fact that the concert merchandise industry is doing well as well. you can see behind me the lines. really no blank spaces all day long, and there are things still available -- yes, i am the brother of the year. my sister is going to love this. you can still get your stuff the way things look today, the day before, i cannot wait to

see what things look like friday and saturday here in swiftie c lara. larry: come on, dustin, we know that t-shirt is for you anyway. you will wear it well. we learned eve economic impact from a professor of finance and business economics. he says swift fans have an incredible spending capacity not usually seen on other tours. >> the most important thing is that this experience post-covid when they were shuttered. larry: yes, there is a sensationalism to being at a taylor swift concert because, of course, it is instagram mobile -- instagramable, not to mention it brings out many family trips.

swift concerts are a destination for many, more than we see with other celebrities typically. kriste i fact, we become more special if we go to the concert. if you are drivingn saa clara this weekend, that going to be something special, too. be prepared. ther be ad clores due to the concerts. the firs bet 9:30 tomorrow morning from convention center circle to centennial way. it will not reopen until after the concert late saturday night. and of course, another question on e swiftie's mind is what will the weather be like? all the cool kids are doing it. take a look at this graphic. tomorrow night is not number one of taylor's concert at levi's stadium. conditions will be ideal for concertgoers. we will have sunny skies

throughout the day and even clear skies at night. we will see the dropping down to about 60° later at night and here's news, i am not number two, saturday night, we expect temperatures to be maybe even a degree or two warmer, so you could say tomorrow's concert is just a warm-up of what ll swiftly arrive on saturday. larry: nicely done. t t your phones, scan the q code on your screen. this will take you right to our website. we putogher a page of everything you need to know you're going tthe show. the forecast, the transit options, andisof items you can and cannot bring into the stadium. you know about t b rules and sizes and all that. everything in one location. this is actually really cool as well. if you are not going tthe show, abc 7 i here for com

coverage. morrow, we are doing a taylor takeover. stay with us for extended coverage fro 7:00 to 7:30. download the abc 7 bay area app for your smart phone or smart tv. kristen: big color off authorities saying they had seen video of the incident posted on facebook. we have the latest on the investigation. >> scott 7 was overhead wednesday afternoon as san mateo police responded to the hillsdale garden apartments near 37th avenue and addison street just a few blocks from hillsdale mall. officers were there because someone had called sheriff's office in nevada to report a crime. >> they received a phone call about a facebook video that showed a stabbing of a female. >> the sheriff's office being phone number associated with the account that posted the video, and it came back to a large

apartment complex in san mateo. >> due to the nature of the video, we dispatched a bunch of police officers over to that address. >> police went door-to-door in search for three hours and eventually found a woman dead inside an apartment. two hours later, they arrested a suspect for murder. police say they tracked and found the suspect because of his cell phone. they ended up arresting him in his car in san jose. san mateo police say the suspect knew the 41-year-old victim but will not give other details. they say they don't have a motive for the stabbing. >> it is tragic, light, all of those things. it is tough enough when we lose someone in our community, and then to force someone to post a facebook video is just hideous and horrible. >> that's disturbing. >> we heard from several neighbors. this woman lives directly across

from the woman who was killed. >> i heard a scream the night before. >> it is a lot to know that you live here where somebody got murdered. it is not easy being the neighbor. not right across, but 20 feet away. >> investigators are looking for more information about the case and want people to come forward if they can help. larry: police investigating two shootings in oakland place, one happening on the corner of international boulevard and 7th ave. just before 5:15 this morning, officers say they found somebody lying on the ground suffering from gunshot wounds. that person died at the scene. no word yet on any possible suspects. police are also investigating the shooting of a pregnant woman in oakland. they say she was hit in the chest and then taken to a local hospital. the victim and her unborn baby listed as stable according to police. they say officers were patrolling the area of 23rd and international last night when

somebody flagged them down and said somebody had been shot. police are asking anybody with information to please give them a call. kristen: two men and a teenager have been arrested for a series of armed carjackings in oakland. police say they were involved in this attempted carjacking captured on video yesterday morning. the driver was on skyline boulevard when a car stopped and blocked her. you saw two people running towards her vehicle and they began banging on the window. the woman drove off, managing to get around the stock-car. police say the suspects are responsible for armed carjackings in other areas including tompkins avenue, piedmont avenue, and sequoia heights in crestmont. during our 11:00 a.m. midday show, we caught up with the mayor of oakland to talk about issues impacting the city, including this recent attempted carjacking in the video you just saw. >> it is outrageous. it is disgusting. it is not appropriate, and it

has to come to a stop. i know the oakland police department and city of oakland -- we are united in working to solve and prevent these crimes. right now, there are active investigations on this specific case, so i cannot comment much on specifics, but i can say our officers are hard at work working to solve these crimes and to hold those responsible accountable. we have also mobilized motorcycle units to really get all hands on deck. we have the most officers we have had on the streets for the last three years. we are going to see some of the response times actually be lowered. i just want to remind folks, too, that this is absolutely outrageous in the sense that i have been victim -- my family has been. i remember when burglars broke through -- broke into my home.

nobody should have to go through that type of trauma, and this is traumatizing. as you go out, know your surroundings. if it looks like you are being followed, make sure you drive into a well lit area and called police. we want to do everything we can to keep our residents safe, our businesses safe, and i will continue to work with california highway patrol and our sheriff's department. we are all hands on deck. kristen: happening tonight, a public safety meeting will take place in oakland with leaders of alameda county. the district attorney is urging supporters to show up at that meeting, but organizers say they are concerned about it because they think it might turn political when their attentions -- intentions are to get the public to understand policy. this comes after paperwork was filed earlier this month to force her out of office. larry: coming up, a learning opportunity after a cyber attack

in hayward. what officials say every city can learn from their experience. are you tired of small, cramped airplane bathrooms? the department of transportation has a new

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she began reading a statement and continued until an aide whispered in her ear what to do. let's just aye. >> aye. kristen: feinstein's mental fitness has been questioned by some who want the senator to resign. her office issued a statement this afternoon that said the senator was preoccupied, did not realize a and a vote was called. larry: new details from the city of hayward following a ransomware attack. he cities up and running again after being taken down july 9. the city is not giving specifics due to security concerns, but officials say there was no data breach.

>> the computer network is getting back online after a ransomware attack. >> from the standpoint of the general public, our systems have not been operational. >> on july 9, the city experienced a cyber attack. within two hours, it was able to shut down to assess what happened and how far it reached. >> we have not paid the ransom and we don't want to get into anything about knowledge of the identity of the folks involved. >> the declaration of emergency is still in place and the majority of city services have been restored. residents still cannot exceptions, some library services and residents still cannot pay water bills online. the city acknowledges that some of the systems used by police and fire are still down. >> we are responding to calls.

we do have access to all of the data that is available to law enforcement, so that is kind of where it stands. >> rule number one in cybersecurity is to consider cybersecurity as an investment, as an expense. >> this professor is a cybersecurity expert and says how quickly the city was able to get back online demonstrates what went right. the city was prepared, had a system designed for the worst case scenario and had a strong backup system. >> the important thing is to test restoring a virus back to the system. >> just within the united states, cybersecurity losses have cost government entities and cities $7.5 billion, schools, 3 billion dollars,

hospitals, $8 billion. residents who do business with the city should notify financial institutions. >> this kind of reaction to the attacks are really a warning signal for every city in the united states, telling them you are not safe. some like to think of it like little friday. kristen: it is pre-taylor eve. let's check in with spencer christian who is monitoring very swiftly. larry: really? spencer: breezy little friday afternoon. we have gusts up to 30 miles an hour. all around the area, you get the picture. nice, brisk onshore breeze, which has had a cooling effect.

two to about 8° cooler in man bay area locations than it was yesterday. you can see how breezy it is on the embarcadero. we've 75 in san jose, palo alto, 73. 61 at half moon bay. it is also breezy, blue, and brisk at the golden gate right now. mid to upper 70's in napa and novato, and low to mid 80's at concord and maryville. you can see there is a building marine layer, and it is going to insert itself tonight. these are our forecast headlines. we can expect gradual warming through the weekend, and the weather swiftly improves for the taylor take over this weekend. here is a look at our forecast animation. clouds will thicken and expand over the coast across the bay tonight fairly far inland, as a

matter of fact. bound tomorrow morning. they will burn back to the coast line by about mid morning. overnight low temperatures will be comfortably cool, mainly in the mid 50's and a little bit cooler in the north bay where we will see some upper 40's low 50's. how is tomorrow, 60 at half moon bay, 65 in san francisco. we will see low to mid 70's when the bay shoreline. one or two locations may hit 90. of course -- we are forecasting 89 in antioch, but of course, 90 is only 1° away. the air quality the next few days is going to be very nice. good air quality through the weekend, so that breeze flowing onshore right now is helpful. a warming trend begins tomorrow and picks up in speed over the weekend. we will see highs in the low 90's on saturday, mid 90's by sunday, and it will be mild at

the coast as well. not much change, may be down one or 2° monday, but we get sharply cooler weather tuesday as we have a breezy and cooler pattern, and that will continue through the remainder of the week with high temperatures dropping from 90's over the weekend to only mid 80's through next thursday and low 70's around the bay

kristen: it is time now for consumer news. michael: i got economy is on a run. it is amazing. new numbers released by the commerce department today show gdp grew 2.4% in the second quarter. the good news is being attributed to increased government spending and business investment. consumer spending also did well, though there was a poor showing on spending on big-ticket items. for the job market, nearly 210,000 jobs were added in june. all this gives credence to those who believe we will see a soft landing rather than a hard recession when spending does slow down. bathrooms will be getting bigger on airliners. yay! the department of transportation has come out with new rules for airlines providing accessible bathrooms.

under the new rules, bathrooms are to be large enough for attendant and passenger. the new rule applies to single-aisle airplanes with more than 120 five passengers, and it will go into effect 10 years after the rules are officially adopted. parent company meta company has more than 3 billion active users. it in instagram, messenger owns instagram, messenger, and what's up. world. we are just breathing his oxygen.

kristen: thanks, michael. larry: lego is looking for a master model builder to work full-time at legoland. the denmark-based toy company held a four-hour model-building contest. the legoland, discovery center bay area. >> it is the most stressful job interview you have ever done. this is basically what their job will be if they went this competition. they will go home with a 40 hour a week full-time job as a professional lego builder. larry: lego says job perks are -- well, it is a paid position and you get to play with legos. what else is there. estimates are $70,000 a year, according to glassdoor, and you have millions of bricks to build with. kristen: you need an imaginative mind, though. i need the booklets to build with.

larry: i build stuff backwards. kristen: so neither of us qualifies. the ruby princess cruise ship that crashed in the bay area is back in use today. explaining what went wrong. larry: and loan borrowers need to take before payments restart this

larry: in our efforts to help build a better bay area, we are featuring the work of a half moon bay nonprofit telling you

what they are doing this summer. kristen: they have been offering a free summer camp to children of working families. >> from afar, it is hard to tell if these are pros or beginners. you are pretty good out there. after a couple hours in the water, nine-year-old marley says there should not be any confusion here. are you a surfer? >> mm-hmm. >> that's what you want to do >> yes. >> you're a pro? you just told us you did not know what you were doing at the beginning of this interview and now you are a pro. that's fast. luz: over the past three 100 kids from half moon bay's working families have been enjoying a free summer camp, and learning to serve has been one of the highlights. despite many of the kids living

on the coast, it is the first time many of them are getting in the water, and their excitement is actually louder than the crashing waves. >> i think it is important for all kids to have the access to experience what the ocean feels like and embrace the unknown. luz: in the spotted a familiar face, san mateo county supervisor. where is your suit? >> i'm wearing a suit. luz: a different type of suit. >> some of the children are related to farmworkers, a community devastated by a shooting earlier this year. >> to give kids opportunities like this to go out and have fun. luz: fund that goes beyond the water. when they are not surfing, they are learning to dance. luz: this

>> most of the families don't have the income to send their kids to private summer programs. they are expensive. we tried to figure out how support kids with this program. luz: with many coming back next year. do you guys like this summer camp? >> yeah! kristen: they like it. after the half-moon shooting, luz spent days on the coast. you definitely want to see her piece, "tragedy in half moon bay" on our website. larry: new that left a hole in the side of a cruise ship. the people that steer barge ships in and out of the bay met for the first time since that crashed. you will recall the collision created a hole in the side of

the ruby princess that needed to be repaired. the executive director says the bar pilot responsible is still working. >> still working as a bar pilot? >> yes. there's no indication that anything that occurred on that day should prevent him from continuing to perform his duties as a pilot. >> does that mean it was not human error? >> i cannot comment on the investigation yet. larry: officials said the investigation into exactly what went wrong was still underway and must be completed in 90 days. of how smash and grab burglaries are happening. police are using stolen vehicles to ram through doors and gates of smoke shop-type witnesses. san jose police say k.i.a. and hy

targeted because they are very easy to steal. >> suspects are using specifically chargers left in the vehicle to start the vehicle. kristen: last month, police arrested a man suspected in a burglaries. three more people were detained in july. investigators say more people are involved in what appears to be a theft ring. larry: a federal appeals court heard arguments in a case about who has the right to vote in school board elections. dozens of parents rallied in front of the courthouse to show support for the ordinance approved by voters in 2016. it allowed noncitizens, including undocumented immigrants, to vote for school board candidates. last year, a superior board judge struck it down after a conservative group filed a lawsuit that only u.s. citizens should be permitted to vote. >> our schools depend on engagement. we need to let those parents have a say and a voice in who

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stop me know if you have heard this, but taylor swift is coming to levi's stadium. >> who? a: she sings, dan. our digital team did some research tracking down what songs she has played at other stops on the tour and compiled a list of what she is likely to play here. she's got to play "shake it off," right? disclaimer, by the way, this is what we think the set list will be, but there's no guarantees. we are wondering -- do you like knowing a set list in advance when you go to a concert or would you rather be surprised? the question kind of left our newsroom divided, but you actually perform concerts, so you are the perfect person for this. >> was interesting, i kind of like to be surprised. when you go see well-known acts like taylor swift or the rolling stones or you, it is a substance -- it is a tough situation for artists with big catalogs because people expect them to

play all the hits, all the songs they know and they are disappointed if they don't, but the longer you have been around, the more of those songs you have to play, which means you have to squeeze in a couple of new ones here and there and artists do like to perform new songs to keep it fresh. i like to be surprised. i really do. >> that's the moment when the artist goes, and now something new that you haven't -- and everybody goes aw, what a shame. >> i actually like it when they play new material, too. >> i like the surprise as well, though if i go to see one of my favorite performers, there may be one or two songs i'm hoping to hear in the list. >> remember, you and i saw the stones years ago. there were a dozen songs we expected them to play that you've got to hear. >> i don't go to concerts, but if i did, i would say surprise me. except for yours. anything you play is great.

an adult-only miniature golf course named swingers is coming to the bay area. it is indoors, so it will have lavish decorations and lots of colorful variety. there are also djs on the way and what swingers call a hole in one five -- >> i'm so that. it actually is a miniature golf course. i was looking at renderings because i'm somewhat confused by this, but it actually is minigolf. kristen: and it is adult-only because you have drinks. range where go out and have drinks.

i think this is kind of an extension of that. >> i'll see you at swingers, spencer. >> swing, get it? it is a cool name. >> the latest fashion when it comes to issues going viral. the art collective collaborating with crocs to create these big yellow boots. kristen: are they mickey mouse shoes? >> they are following along with the big red design. hilton to be the face of this partnership. if you want a pair of these, the boots will be available august 9 for the tidy sum of $450 apiece. how many can i put you down for? >> get me zero. >> one every color. >> wouldn't they be a little hard to walk in? i feel like they would be a little clunky.

>> can you imagine? they probably cost two dollars to make. >> mr. wonderful would be pleased. it is one of those things that if you are one of those people who really want to be trendy, some people were wearing the red boots. i got the yellow ones with the holes. got you beat. kristen: not a trend here. all right, it is thursday and you know what that means. we are talking about a special partnership. they have launched a collaboration called the grizzly barry chocolate bar. it is 66% dark chocolate blackberry infusion and blueberries. >> nick from the ceo, joining us to talk about this. first of all, thanks so much for

your time. how was this inspired? what is the story on this chocolate? >> first of all, thank you for having me on tasty thursday. this is about having fun, about creating a product, working with amazing local companies, and who doesn't love chocolate? thinking about what we can do and what might create an interesting chocolate bar? grizzly bears, people think about grizzly bears eating fish and meat, but they spend a lot of time foraging for nuts and berries and fruits. what an interesting way to put this together, and really no better partner. they are locally based. they really share our values. listen, when you put chocolate and the zoo together, those are two incredibly fun combinations. kristen: it is delicious. i like dark chocolate, so this is hitting the spot, right.

is this going to be on sale for a while? i know it is a benefit for the zoo. is it one time only? >> it is on sal come to the zoo, we are selling it at all of our retail and food locations. come in and enjoy it. kristen: is that the only place you can get it at the zoo? >> right now, it is online and at the zoo, but if it sells like taylor swift tickets, we might have to rethink this. >> you might have to add that to the taylor swift package. you are the king of dark chocolate. i want to get your take on this. >> honestly, i love this bar. i love dark chocolate, and i love blueberries and blackberries, so you have combined three of my favorite flavors. >> and you can really taste the blueberries and blackberries. it is sweet but not too sweet. >> that's the other point, it is 66% dark chocolate, so not too

dark, but you get that hint of the blackberries and blueberries as well. if you open up a box as you have probably done, you get to see the inside cover, so these are grizzly bears here at the zoo. one of the other important stories is it is a lot about rescue and rehabilitation animals, so we wanted a little story about our animals at the zoo. these grizzly bears that we have rescued, they were going to be euthanized, unfortunately. we were able to rescue them and bring them to the oakland zoo, and that is part of our story, rescue and rehabilitation. you want to have fun, eat some chocolate, but if we can provide some education and understanding about what we do, it makes it that much more compelling. larry: i'm glad you mentioned the photo on the inside because i never made it past the chocolate.

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business. u.s. news & world report ranks santa clara as the top business school in santa clara valley for business professionals. unfortunately, it was not a totally joyous moment for investors. the dow dropped 237 points today, ending 14 days of straight gains. larry: it sounds more like a match making app than a news story. this guy sniffing the camera is professor truffles, a potbellied pig. the spca and humane society want to find him a new home. he's a nine-year-old pig that unfortunately was surrendered by a family that moved. despite the name, professor truffles does not sniff for delicacies. he weighs 150 pounds. this new owner would help him lose 1/3 of that weight. >> we are hoping he can trim down a little bit and we got someone committed to helping him lose weight and maintain a healthy weight. larry: pigs can live 12 to 18 years.

professor truffles would be considered a senior pig as you can see him munching away. humane society wants someone who will keep the professor as a pet, not breakfast, ok? they are worried about it. they want to make sure he is around for many more years to come, and they will even waive adoption fees to help him find a new home. if you have a treadmill for him, maybe that puts you over the top as one of the candidates. professor truffles. kristen: maybe go outside for a little walk. good health, not to walk -- not too hot, and it's very comfortable. spencer: high temperatures around 60 or so. low to mid 70's him on the bay. mid to upper 80's inland, warm but not hot. tomorrow night at levi's stadium, night number one of the taylor takeover over. the concert will be held under clear skies. temperature about 69 degrees and

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kristen: if you have been to disneyland or walt disney world,

you have probably been on the haunted mansion ride. now it is coming to life in a new live-action film that hits theaters tomorrow, and the cast is truly a who's who in hollywood. before the sag-aftra strike, entertainment reporter george pinocchio sat down with two of them movie's stars. george: tiffany haddish plays a medium named harriet who is trying to help with the mention of its many ghosts. one way to do it -- one of the most powerful medium there who lives under glass -- summon the most powerful medium there who lives under glass. >> the haunted mansion right and you ran too. you ran to it. you would run through that part to get in line for the haunted mansion right when the gates open. >> the only thing available to us is this french vanilla yankee candle? >> yeah, i keep forgetting to

cancel my subscription to amazon. >> please hold hands. >> tiffany haddish is a longtime disney fan and she, too, loves the attraction, especially the big ghost dance. >> i always want to get off and go dance with them. i think that is probably maybe why i love harriet so much. george: i could have seen lucille ball playing this, with all the physical comedy, right? >> that's someone i have studied for years. i would love to be the black lucille ball. i'm very good friends with her granddaughter. we are very good friends. their time together so much, they might take their act on the road. >> we decided during this press tour that we are going to do

neil simon's "the odd couple" on broadway. we are going to have to revamp it a little. what do you think? >> she felicia, george: that's tiffany and jamie's takes on file -- felix and oscar, the original odd couple. kristen: definitely worth your time to check out. that is going to do it for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 is coming up next. ♪

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