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>> songwriting and lyrics. >> i did something bad. dion: the errors tour energy. the final light of taylor swift's bay area shows just wrapping up. we are there live with it all including some of the people who decided they would see the show one way or another. good evening and thank you for joining us. you are watching abc seven news at 11. a cultural moment here in the bay area, the errors tour coming to an end. after breaking curfew to keep rocking out, taylor swift took to the stage to do it again at levi's stadium with what was expected to be another marathon show. anser hassan has been out hanging with the swifties all day. he's live from swift tonight.

reporter: that's right. i only got one bracelet but you can hear the concert is still going on behind me. 11:00 is the curfew but i doubt anybody will ask mayor swift to cut the concert short anytime soon. this is arguably the biggest event happening in the bay area this year. after months of waiting, tonight it all comes to an end. it was glitter and for and a lot of pink as tens of thousands of swifties made their way to levi's stadium. >> i've always wanted to come to one of her shows so it's a really big dream come true. >> she is like a big part of my life. i've been listening to her since i was little. she's an amazing role model to me. ♪ reporter: saturday night, taylor swift brought in another sellout crowd for her second bay area show. she took to the stage.

it was a medley of more than 40 songs for what is expected to be a 3.5 hour show. there's no bad blood but not everybody made it in. because we just had to be with everybody else. reporter: along with the fashion, trading friendship bracelets has become symbolic of the errors tour. >> you just go around seeing if you want to trade with people. you can see all the memories you made. it's amazing. i love it. reporter: it's been a big boost to the local economy. this concert has generated over $4 billion in spending across the united states with each ticketholder spending on average close to $1300. >> right now, we are close to

2000. >> in total? >> yes. with the hotel and everything. reporter: swifties are proving that taylor swift is a cultural phenomenon. >> i relate to all of her lyrics. i love listening to it. you can be in a fun vibe, slow vibe, sad. you've got it all. reporter: how about tonight? >> happy taylor obviously. it will be really exciting. reporter: one who is going home tonight. the tour ends next week in l.a.. when all is said and done, the tour is expected to be the largest tour of all time. abc7news. dion: i'm not surprised. she will have plenty of money to pay those fines for breaking curfew. great job out there. thank you. swifties helped smash a public transit record on bta from the friday night show.

it had 23,400 riders yesterday. that tops the former one-day passenger record of 15,000 for the 2015 nhl winter classic in san jose. extended train service is still going, and in to midnight. if you couldn't see the show this weekend and still want to go, why not go abroad? some ticket website analysis shows you might get a cheaper deal. starting real sale -- resale prices in the bay area were averaging more than a thousand dollars but if you can find a cheap flight, the passes for the global tour in places like mexico city, europe, and australia are still available for well under $500. many of those locations including italy and japan also either heavily restrict or completely ban for-profit resale ticketing in an effort to stop scalpers. we have been all about the taylor take over this weekend. to catch up or to go further with her shows, we have fan

interviews, her song choices, and much more at our website. you can find it all at the abc 7 bay area news app for your smart tv. let's turn things over to our weekend weather because we were feeling that he today. spencer joining us from home to get us ready for sunday. spencer: more heat is coming our way so let's start with a 24 hour forecast. tomorrow morning, we will have some sun and lingering clouds as well. 60 degrees inland. 50's around the coast and on the bay. by noon, much sunnier and milder. temperatures at 82 degrees in our inland areas. 70 around the bay. 4:00, close to the peak of our heating in the afternoon. low to mid 90's inland. 60 on the coast. later into the evening, lots of

sun left because the sun doesn't set until 8:20. low to mid 80's inland at 7:00. near 70 around the bay. upper 50's on the coast. i will give you a look at the warming and cooling coming our way a little bit later. dion: thanks. we are finding solutions for the public safety issues that are concerning neighbors in oakland. cornell barnard found community gathering working to support victims of crime and find the best steps forward. >> we have a winner. reporter: prizes being raffled off, bounce houses kept kids business, and it was lots of music. it was all part of family fun day, hosted by oaklands violence profession coalition. this event supporting crime victims and their families. >> the main focus should be stopping the violence. reporter: brenda gresham lost her son in 2010.

she believes crime in oakland is reaching a boiling point. >> i was going to have a night out this week coming up and i canceled it because in the area where i am, there was a shooting. there was a murder and there was a drive-by. reporter: one person was wounded in a shooting. the opd says they are looking for suspects. >> violence is growing in our communities. we have to work to ensure that the proper resources are available. >> you don't know what the pain and what we've been through. reporter: emotions running high at a public safety meeting on thursday in oakland. the issue on everyone's mind, rising crime. just t letter asking for a state of emergency. the state chapter released this letter saying they are doubling down on that call because community members are in danger. >> we need a state of emergency. reporter: since january 1, violent crime is up 15% over the

same time last year. property crime has increased 28% . homicides in 2023 are down. 13% compared to 2022. burglaries are up 41% and vehicle theft has increased 50%. critics raise concern about over policing but currently the department is understaffed. community advocates say solutions are not easy but creating a safer city must begin from the ground up. >> a lot of the issue start from home. if the families would get together and talk more, i think it would curb the violence. reporter: cornell barnard, abc7news. dion: neighbors in oakland are getting the chance to give their input on the next police chief. the city's police commission will be holding a series of community forms next month. the first two are next saturday. one starts at 10:30, the secon at 3:00 at the caesar chavez

library. the vacancy comes after the mayor fired leronne armstrong back in february. is the current acting chief. still ahead, back to that fast grass fire that almost got to close in the east bay. a plane crash straight into the surf. witnesses explain the summer day at the beach that is something out of a movie. and the controversy. there's a new reason this beacon atop twitter hq is sending neighbors into an

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dion: a shocking day at the beach. the pilot of a small aircraft walked away unharmed after the emergency water landing in new hampshire. video shows the plane trying to land on the waters of hampton beach with beachgoers insight. >> a plane is going down. it crashed. we all stood up. there's the plane upside down floating in the water. >> all of a sudden, the guy swam out. thank god he's alive. dion: unbelievable. the pilot was reportedly the only person on board and was rescued by lifeguards who also pulled the plane out of the water and onto the beach. police say the pilot blames the crash on engine problems. moving to daly city where firefighters had to rescue a hang glider from a cliff after he'd crashed into the ocean. the fire chief says the man was able to remove his perishable equipment -- parachute equipment and make it to shore.

fire crews were able to get a helicopter to hoist him out an hour after getting the call. it happened at muscle rock off of west line drive. the man was seriously injured and taken to the hospital. happening now, we are following a new fire burning next of 580 on the ultima past. here's the map. you can see where it broke out next to north lynn road. calfire says it has jumped to 79 acres at last check but crews have reached 20% containment. we will keep an eye on the situation and keep you updated with the latest. in the east bay, firefighters were quick to a 10 acre fire in the open space outside of martinez. while there was damage, rick campbell reminds us of just how close this one came from becoming much worse. reporter: an air drop over the martinez hills in a multi agency

attack on a 10 acre grass fire threatening nearby homes. >> we are lucky to be out of the fire literally. we made it. reporter: wendy's white jeep doused in retardant as she escaped with her daughter and dogs. >> it was tough. the fire was around the house literally. 400 feet. by the time i took off the dogs and everything, i couldn't see anything there yet >> it is very difficult terrain. this is a rural area in the martinez hills. reporter: battalion chief with contra costa county fire. he says accessing water is another challenge, calling calfire's reference key. >> the air attack was here as well because it's a considered a state response ability area. we were able to save all the homes up here. reporter: as for what started the fire, likely this lawnmower. >> yes. that's our preliminary investigation right now but that seems to be where the fire

started and spread. reporter: nobody was hurt and no homes lost. the battalion chief says it could have been a lot worse. offering some advice for anyone thinking about mowing your get >> do it early in the morning when the humidity is still up. if you wait to the afternoon when the sun has been hitting and warming up the grass, it's much easier to start a fire that way. reporter: tara campbell, abc7news. dion: in southern california, a fire is burning more than 2000 acres of riverside county after starting only on thursday. according to calfire, crews have it 5% contained. residents of a neighboring community are under evacuation orders. fire officials say no homes have been damaged but one injury was reported. the cause of this fire is still under investigation. you can see where any wildfires are burning in california by using our online interactive wildfire tracker. it shows you air quality so you

can check if smoke is affecting the bay area. you will find this up now at our website. now to the twitter. san francisco headquarters, or x. there's beginning to be a neighborhood uproar over the new giant x sign that was installed yesterday. here's how it looked from elon musk's tweet last night. people who live across the street are complaining over how bright the lights are at nighttime. the company also finished taking the original twitter. -- sign down yesterday but is stuck in a city battle over the building permits. after metta had a strong launch of its platform threads earlier this month, the hype has slowed. the amount of daily users has fallen by more than 50%. the average usage time also fell from 21 minutes down to just six. metta executives say it's easier to get users to sign up for a new app than it is convincing them to can to -- continue

engaging long-term. let's get back to spencer with more on the weather and let's talk about that cool down that's coming soon. spencer: it is coming soon. just a couple days away but as we wait for that, we have a bit more warm weather coming our way. here's a look at our current surface wind speed. very calm wind in most locations right now. quite a breezy to gusty late afternoon and early evening. that's all changing now. the 24 hour temperature change indicates just a few degrees cooler in most locations, especially near the coast. 56 in oakland. 61 at mountain view, san jose, and palo alto. now the view from emeryville. mainly clear skies. a little light hint of marine

layer developing right now. 58 degrees in santa rosa. low to mid 60's in napa, fairfield, concord. 60 degrees in livermore. we will check out our forecast headlines. here they are. marine layer will be pushing across the bay overnight. mild to warm to hot the next two days. mild at the coast. warm and some bayside locations. hot in a few inland spots. you can expect widespread cooling beginning on tuesday. here's our forecast animation taking us through. those clouds will linger a into the early and mid morning hours. overnight low temperatures. low to mid 50's. comfortably cool overnight. tomorrow, highs ranging from 61, 62 at the coast to 66 in san francisco. we will see mainly mid-seventies

, a couple upper 70's are likely as well. inland areas will warm to the low to mid 90's. as we look at our maximum temperature trend going into next week, monday, not much change from tomorrow. look at the drop in temperatures on tuesday. that's when the cooling begins. highs inland reaching to the mode -- low to mid 80's. low to mid 90's tomorrow and monday. here's a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. a couple more warm days. nothing extreme. breezy and cooler conditions tuesday, wednesday, thursday. it starts to warm up again on friday. by next saturday, hot inland all over again with high temperatures in the mid to upper 90's. enjoy that cooling tuesday, wednesday, thursday. we will appreciate that when it turns hot again. dion: we will. thank you. still ahead on abc7news, the end of an era. the final weekend of bed back is -- bed back and beyond.

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dion: bed, bath & beyond shutting doors for good tomorrow. stores are offering up to 90% off. the company filed for bankruptcy back in april. if you plan to catch the sale, it's best to call ahead. some locations including san francisco already have close. others are closing tomorrow. bed, bath & beyond is expected to live on through its online store in some form. a big name is on the move ahead of baseballs trade deadline. while the giants and red soxe de park. chris alvarez joins us now for a preview in sports. chris: the playoff push is on for the giants. jd davis, dramatic swing

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in july. facing the hottest team in all of baseball this weekend. the red sox have been 16-5 in july. keep a hotdog in your glove. watch out for the foul balls. austin slater let off the first with a single. wilmer flores to right-center. under a being in r.b.i. double. 1-0 giants. those struggles for the giants continue. bases-loaded. fluoresce at the plate. he strikes out. giants were one of 13 with runners in scoring position and that would be big because camilo doval on for the save in the ninth. justin turner up the middle, off the glove. both runners score. we are tied. his third bone -- blown save of the year. bottom nine. kenley jansen's first pitch to jd davis. deep down the left-field line. it's off the pole for a walk off homer. swing.

look at it. give me a back flip. there it is. giants walk off, cooling off boston. they have a chance to win the series sunday afternoon. a is in colorado. star wars night. lightsaber fights in the stands. top two. zakia left at step all out of here. makes it 4-0 on his third it is the all-star, brent rooker. 462 feet, team-leading 17th dinger of the season. 6-0, a's. paul blackburn on the hill. getting some help from the defense. grichuk hustling for another outfield assist. a's win 11-3. they have won two straight and will go for the second s oe yea.

espn confirming reports of a blockbuster deal ahead of the trade deadline. mets trading max scherzer texas rangers in exchange for top prospect luis angel acuna. the younger brother of ronald acuna. the deal pending a physical. the fastest run of the night on friday. it set up through saturday's qualifying. in the funny car, the last ru on saturday was the only good one and all of qualifying. 324 miles per hour, just pushing the top spot by 400th of a second on sunday.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. dion: extreme heat is baking the united states. much of the country hit with heat waves from most of the month of july, pushing to become the hottest month on record ever paid places like new york and philadelphia are now just starting to see their first above average heat of the season. allison caustic has the extreme effects. >> cities in the northeast have been dealing with her first heat wave of the season with three consecutive days at or above 90 degrees. philadelphia declaring a heat health emergency amid

temperatures in the 90's. residents doing their best to stay cool. >> it was really hot so i am trying to relax. have fun, play in the water. >> the heat index in new york city reaching into the triple digits over the last few days but saturday, cities along the east coast are seeing some relief as storms usher in a cold front. more than 60 million americans from virginia to maine on alert for dangerous thunderstorms. strong wind bringing down trees in washington. the city hit with wind gusts up to 84 miles per hour. those storms moved through the midwest over the past 24 hours. in iowa, a possible tornado spotted friday. the roof of this building damaged. the southwest continues to deal with record-breaking temperatures. phoenix on day 30 of temperatures at or above 110 degrees. el paso has been above 100

degrees for 44 consecutive days. some relief is on the way. >> the monsoon is kicking into the southwest and that will help slowly temper some of the temperatures. >> as we head into august, temperatures in the south and southwest are forecast to be above average. while the northern half of the country could see below average temperatures. dion: now to the latest developments. former president donald trump deny any wrongdoing on new criminal charges. he was back on the campaign trail in pennsylvania and now accused of ordering two staffers to destroy surveillance footage and mishandling classified documents. tonight, his gop rivals spoke to crowds in iowa and the only candidate to openly criticize him at an event was booed off stage. >> donald trump is running to stay out of prison. and if we elect -- [crowd booing]

i know, i know, i know. listen, i know the truth is hard. dion: trump is vowing to run for president from prison if convicted and sentenced on criminal charges. in frisco, texas, a family was mistakenly pulled over by police with guns drawn. the family originally from little rock, arkansas was going to a basketball tournament. according to police, a officer ran the plate of the car accidentally searching it as arizona instead of arkansas, leading him to believe the car was stolen. the mother and her sixth-grade son were order to get out of the vehicle. bodycam video shows the father responding after officers realized their mistake. >> listen, i've carry and everything. you pulled a gun on my son for no reason. that is a terrible experience. you have to do your job but we are all legit.

dion: they were all let go afterwards. frisco police have publicly apologized for the incident. it is a sneak peek inside the new modern design of caltrain's new electric fleet of train cars. built in salt lake city, two full train sets were out on display. the event brought up food trucks and vendors, even a live dj. electrifying the transit system is in line with california's aggressive climate goals. >> we have been talking about these trains for a lifetime. we have 4000 rsvps. people hoping to get the first glimpse of the future. dion: that is a lot of people. the project will increase the number of trains and improve safety and comfort on board. things like digital map displays, baby changing tables, and wi-fi and power outlets at every seat. a majority of the corridor will be electrified and in-service by

fall of next year. here, we are committed to building a better bay area. that focus finds us taking a close look at businesses in the city of san francisco to see how they are faring after the pandemic. one neighborhood in the city is doing much better financially than before. luz pena went to the had barry to see what their secret is. luz: last week we came to this neighborhood to cover a story about a business owner that got assaulted but as we dug deeper into what is happening in this neighborhood, we realized it is actually booming. if you walk around, you will notice this neighborhood is alive and tourism is back. >> we are both from germany actually. luz: welcome. >> we are from france. luz: many making a stop here because of the counterculture movement and the summer of love. >> we hand out for free to all of our visitors that come to promote walking through the whole neighborhood. luz: that is robert, he has

another store in this neighborhood. it just opened two years ago. >> this store is doing about 25% more business than are other store. luz: his stores a modern version of a museum/a visitor center. it is done so well that another neighborhood reached out to him asking if they could also have a customized version of his. >> two, three months ago, we opened up welcome castro. luz: across the street is also seeing an uptick, just a year after opening. >> we had a group in here earlier that was a french were. luz: according to the merchants association, they are seeing more storefronts filled up before. >> since 2021, we've had mor than 20 new businesses coming into haight ashbury. we have fewer vacancies than before the pandemic. luz: district five, which includes the neighborhood, along

with several others including hays valley and japan town saw an increase in sales tax revenue in 2022 compared to pre-pandemic years. they say the secrets of his neighborhood succeeding after the pandemic is -- >> the tightknit community. luz: the owner says taking care of the community also means taking care of their employees. >> we increased our wages by about 20%. i was able to procure apartments above the shop during the pandemic so we can offer affordable housing to our employees. luz: these employees take their job seriously because at the end of the day, the customers inside are is important as the potential ones driving by. what's going on? >> ok, every time there is a tourist bus, you yell? >> welcome to san francisco! dion: a warm welcome. still ahead, the newest venture from nasa does not quite have

anything to do with outerspace. the agency's newest project that puts its future missions into a stratosphere similar to netflix. spencer: i'm spencer christian with the forecast that features a little warming, cooling and something for all, coming up when

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dion: check this out. a.i. is helping lift the spirits of children bay area hospital. the puppies played with patients yesterday in stanford. stanford students actually designed these robotic puppies. research shows that our medical benefits from pet assisted therapy including lowering or stabling blood pressure and reducing pain and exciting. another bonus is you don't even have to clean up after these puppies. youth leaders around the world

joined together in silicon valley to address climate change. >> i am super passionate about climate change and i wanted to find a way to act and be part of the solution. i think silicon valley and the summit provides a great platform. we invited a bunch of speakers and professionals and officials. we want to learn from the experts and brainstorm and take actions. dion: youth climate action summit was held in cupertino. high school and college students got the chance to talk about meaningful strategies as well as learning about careers related to climate change. nasa, believe it or not, is the next in line to launch a new streaming service. the government agency announced it is launching the new service later this year called nasa plus. the ad-free, no cost streaming service will include live coverage of future launches and series that will be exclusively available on the platform. it will be available via the

nasa app, alongside roku, fire tv and apple tv. one last check of the weather. hopefully, it is out of this world, spencer. [laughter] spencer: it is coming from out of this world, that is for sure. we have brief patterns from both directions, warming and cooling. the marine layer pushes across the bay overnight. mild to warm to hot, coast to bay to inland. widespread cooling begins on tuesday. we take a look at overnight conditions. fog and high clouds, low temperatures in the low to mid 50's. comfortably cool. in the north bay, santa rosa dropping down to 49 degrees. highs under mainly sunny skies will be in the low 60's at the coast to around mid 60's in the upper shoreline. low to mid 90's and the warmest in the locations. you can see we have two more warm days coming our way

especially in the inland areas. breezy conditions on tuesday. we get a gradual warming on friday and it will be hot inland again by next saturday. all in all, no extended patterns one way or another and no extremes. as the nice week ahead. dion: and once again to chris alvarez with a preview of sports. chris: coming up, one area football team punches their ticket to a championship game. we go camping with the 49ers. what the quarterbacks are staying ahead of the season. are the tradeoffs of treating worth it? ubrelvy is another option. it quickly stops migraine in its tracks.

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>> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casinos. chris: frank gore got his wish and retired as a 49er last summer and now he's back with the team, joining the front office as a football advisor. the future hall of famer made no secret about rejoining the team

in some capacity. the 49ers took him in the third round of the 2005 draft, rushing for the most yards in team history. 16,000 overall, third in nfl history. a day off for the 49ers before resuming training can practice tomorrow. purdy returned to the practice field for the first time since getting injured. he will get quarterback one reps anytime he's on the field. no limitations but they will keep him on a pitch count and not have him throw three days in a row. the healthy deep issue which is why they have a deep quarterback room who are trying to make the most of every moment. >> i'm here to get all the opportunities that i can and see what my role is. >> there are so many factors that goes into playing quarterback. >> just take it one day at a

time. very present mind focused. one rep at a time, one meeting at a time, whatever it is. as long as i control what i can control, that is all i can worry about. >> being able to get a lot more looks on the defense, take command of the huddle and stuff, for me, it feels a lot better. i feel more comfortable with the playbook. being away, not getting the off-season reps, i have to get back into that state of mind where bullets are flying, i have to go here and here with my progression and get sharp again with that. chris: bay area panthers hosting the northern arizona wranglers in the infl western conference championship. final seconds of the first half, sneed bears it out almost the length of the field for jackson who hangs on for a great catch in the corner of the end zone. touchdown. sneed throwing from his own five. talk about airing it out.

26-18, panthers at recess. on the ground, justin rankin scored six touchdowns. looks a little like barry sanders. bouncing off defenders and finding paydirt. panthers win. they won just one game last year and now they are playing for a title, advancing to the ifl national championship against sioux falls next saturday. the inaugural golden buddies football clinic was last week and at memorial stadium. california held a free football clinic, allowing campers with and without intellectual disabilities to take part in various drills. july is disability pride month. former stanford all-american katie ledecky won the 800 meter freestyle in japan, retaining her title and passing michael phelps with a record 16th individual gold at the world

championships. she led start to finish, touched the wall for second short of her world record, becoming the first swimmer to win a singles event six times, also accomplishing that feat consecutively. steph curry appeared on hot ones, where they are doing a talkshow while eating very hot wings. some great stories about kobe, klay. the story is about seeing celebrities react to wings on fire. steph called it his spicy is to interview -- spiciest interview ever. >> yeah, immediately. >> oh, ho, ho! >> how are we doing? >> fantastic. i just want to know. i'm winning a significant bet in my family right now. chris: wow. abc 7 sports is sponsored by river rock casino. dion. dion: he can barely talk, it is so spicy.

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