>> lots of complaints and now finally relief for neighbors. an alleged strip club running out of a townhome is now shut down. good evening. i'm ahmad daetz. and i'm larry beil. >> thanks for joining us. abc7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow broke this story last week. yes she's here with the latest. >> mel. >> larry and amy, it's moving day for this promoter who told me that he was not doing anything illegal. the host who goes by the name fresh had until 7 a.m. today to leave the townhome. neighbors tell me he spent the night packing up some welcome sounds of leaving outside a row of townhomes on camille circle in san jose by phone. residents tell me they are relieved their neighbor is hopefully taking his parties with him once the news got involved and shined a light on the situation in which was so terribly egregious, it stopped it for months. they say they complained to 311911 the hoa and later code enforcement and the department of alcoholic beverage control about what they described as a strip club being

run out of a townhome. here the parties were advertised openly on social media, including publicly posted video from inside. and each weekend, residents tell the i-team people would come and go at all hours of the night with security guards escorting them to the townhome by flashlight. but the party's promoter told me the guests and even entertainers, as he described the dancers, were friends and family. >> i think it's laughable a person helping the townhomes owner recently filed eviction paperwork and last thursday, a sheriff's deputy posted an eviction notice on the window, giving whoever was inside until 7 a.m. today to get out this morning, the locks were changed and deputies posted a no trespassing sign. >> residents say it was a quiet weekend. >> i've gotten multiple good nights sleep, a longer string of good nights sleep than i've had in months and months. >> the department of alcoholic beverage control previously told the i-team it could not confirm or deny an investigation, but reiterated that it looks into every complaint received also that the sale of alcoholic

beverages in california without an appropriate license is a misdemeanor violation of the business and professions code. san jose's code enforcement deputy director told the i-team. code enforcement opened a case to investigate any potential zoning, building or municipal code violations within its purview. also, that it was coordinating with sjp on the alleged issues at the townhome. an attorney for the homeowners association said again today the hoa has no comment. while the party is over here, residents say they hope it doesn't move into someone else's neighborhood just because they move and do their business someplace else doesn't mean that, you know, everything is fine and legal and on the up and up, there were some small property that was left behind according to the eviction notice, it valued at less than $700. the landlord could either throw it away or keep it. >> and you talk to the man known as fresh who is running this, right? >> i did again today. we've now spoken twice and he continues to say that he's not doing anything illegal. he says these are

private parties and they're for friends and family. >> okay. to be continued. thank you, melanie. >> and to get in touch with the i-team, you can call this number on your screen or go to abc7 news.com, i-team. >> happening now, all westbound lanes of interstate 780 are still closed after more than eight hours and there is no estimated time of reopening. and here's the problem. you can see it. a tanker truck that was carrying 6000 gallons of liquid asphalt that overturned around 930 this morning on westbound 780 at east second street in benicia. so 780 still closed as is the northbound 680 ramp to westbound 780 and that is causing some big traffic backups . now here's how the cleanup looked around 330 this afternoon when sky seven was overhead. this is six hours after the crash. and again, all lanes of westbound 780 still closed with traffic backing up into northbound 680. the benicia bridge into martinez, caltrans does not have an estimated time to reopen that road, but it is a big mess over there. also

happening now, a wildfire that is burning in lake county prompting evacuee stations east of highway 29 near lower lake. it's called the creek fire started around 330 this afternoon. and cal fire estimates it's about 30 acres at this point. firefighters say it's about 30% contained and appears to be holding at the retardant lines. >> a vigil is happening now for a four yeaol girl who died in a bicycle crash in oakland a month ago. maya correa was in a child seat on her father's bike, riding in the bike lane. she was strapped in and wearin a helmet when the dof a car parked on lake shore near hanover avenue opened his door, knocking maya and her father onto the road. she died six days later after developing a blood clot near her brain. people at the vigil are demanding the city make streets safer for bicyclist , as there is now a go fund. >> me account for an oakland business owner who was shot on monday while walking her dog at lake merritt. and so far they've raised about $25,000 for the woman. abc seven news went by her vintage store on piedmont

avenue today. it's closed as she recovers in the hospital. oakland police say she was just caught in the crossfire of a shootout on labor day afternoon . police have not announced any arrests. >> the campus at oakland's skyline high school was all but empty today because of a shooting yesterday. classes were canceled today. so investigators could continue working when abc7 news went by this morning we saw some members of the track team working out but that was about it. police evacuated the campus and arrested two people following the shooting. no one was hurt. classes are scheduled to resume tomorrow. >> fentanyl overdoses and deaths have been a big problem in san francisco for years, but this week, a much smaller bay area city got hit pretty hard. union city saw five fentanyl overdoses in just 24 hours. in two cases, people died. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn takes a closer look at the issue and what narcan can do now that it's available without a prescription . >> each officer, patrol officer in union city is equipped with narcan. >> sergeant john jimenez has

never needed to use his supply of narcan to help save a person's life. but other officers have in the past 24 hours, as union city police respond to five different fentanyl drug overdoses, including here on western avenue. in this industry business park. >> when an individual was found in in a restroom on conscious and gasping for air and the other one was in a parked vehicle in the parking lot of in the same area, unconscious, gasping for air. also narcan saved their lives not far away at medallion drive and whipple road, another case, that person ended up dying. >> of the five fentanyl overdoses in union city, two people died, including a 17 year old. >> certainly in the last 24 hours. it's very shocking. and, you know, it it just goes to show that, you know, these things don't just happen in big cities. >> the mayor of union city says she's deeply disturbed by the latest development that's just a tragedy. >> and anything we can do to prevent that in the future is just so important. >> starting this week, people

across the country can pick up narcan at a local drug store without a prescription. >> i think the easy access of narcan is very important and it's sad. we've come to this point. but if it's about saving a life and hopefully having that life be productive, that's what it's all about. >> michael snow is an overdose prevention educator with the hiv education and prevention project of alameda county. >> we train how to administer the actual narcan in the event of an overdose. >> snow says. hearing about those five fentanyl overdoses is alarming, very alarming, something that definitely needs to be addressed in response. >> and there definitely needs to be more education around and narcan, the dangers of overdose . >> snow the mayor of union city and sergeant john jimenez say making narcan more readily available is a much needed step toward combating the fentanyl problem. it's an added tool. >> yeah, we welcome any tool that will help us do that in union city.

>> suzannephan abc7 news. if you or somebody you know is struggling with drug addiction, you can find a list of local resources on our website. >> abc7 news.com slash take action. >> most employees of the rideshare company lyft are doing something they haven't done since the beginning of the pandemic, returning to work in the office in san francisco. abc7 news reporter leanne melendez explains how this will impact the employees and the company. 3-6 the sounds. >> this coming back to the office has that human connection that can never be replicated when working from home. >> there's a lot of energy here today. lyft ceo david risher shown on the left, gave employees for months to make the necessary arrangement to come back into the office three days a week, mondays, thursdays. >> and the third day is flexible up to the employee. it's been lovely to see the hugs and hear the comments like, oh, you're married now in 2022, while other companies asked their workers to

come back in person, lyft was a holdout, making it optional to be back in the office. most worked from home, but there were outliers was i started coming back just because i get stir crazy in my apartment. now anyone living within 30 miles of headquarters must be back in the office. that's about 70% of lyft's workforce force working side by side three days a week. and we've been really thoughtful about which teams were sitting next to which teams. >> so that we can foster collaboration. >> and some say the communication between employees is now much faster. >> even just today it's been like light speed compared to trying to catch someone on slack. and maybe one person is out for a walk or one person is throwing in a load of laundry or whatever. >> the ceo has told employees that it really doesn't matter what time they arrive or how long they stay. the important thing is that they're back. socialize and collaborating. hi there. >> we do want people in the

office three days a week. we believe this is really important, but we also want to provide them flexibility, whether it's to get their kids to school or to avoid traffic. so we're not paying attention to the hours that people are working. our message has been, do what works for you. >> that means that a girl's best friend is never left at home alone in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc seven news. >> leanne pushing the chair back. hi there. tremendous more layoffs. unfortunately for the bay area's tech industry. san jose based roku cutting hundreds of jobs yet again today. the streaming service announced it's laying off 10% of its workforce. it's about 300 people. the company also plans to slow its pace of hiring and consolidate office space to save money. this is roku's third round of layoffs in less than a year, even though the company expects to make anywhere from 20 to $65 million more than it previously estimated. it'd now, of course, you know, there have been a lot of tech layoffs here in the bay area. we are keeping track and

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clean up these homeless encampments? on abc seven news at four, i posed that question to abc seven news insider phil matier. >> it's not like they got a green light to go out there and clean up the encampments. what they did was get a flashing yellow that said under certain conditions you can tell people they've got to get off the streets. and one of those conditions is if they're there because they want to be or that they're voluntarily there and they can't say, i, i any longer under this past injunction, they were going up to these people and saying, we have a bed for you. and they would say, i don't want it. and they couldn't touch them. now they can say, you don't want it, you got to go. so it's glass half full, glass half empty. if you're an elected city attorney, it's half full. if you're the other side, it's half empty. >> phil says san francisco's biggest challenge is dealing with people who choose to live on the streets. he says the city is spending 1 billion and that's billion with a b dollar a year on homelessness. >> well, this appears to be the end of the line for a longtime

bay area attraction. raging waters in san jose announced today that it's closed for the season and won't be reopening. the water park posted the announcement on its website adding, quote, thank you for all the memories. san jose we spoke with san jose's mayor matt mehan about the closure soon after it was made public. >> and as preferences change, different business models will work and others won't. and so there's a silver lining here, which is there's an opportunity to reimagine that space. i've already talked to potential investors who are interested in bringing in some new concept that's revitalizing that area, thinking of other recreational uses, other entertainment uses that might be more viable as a business model. >> the mayor wouldn't tell us what those possibilities could be raging waters opened on the city's east side back in 1985 and labeled itself northern california's largest water park . >> a lot of kids spent summers there. and you have to think the pandemic played a huge part in their demise. >> not a lot of people go in. >> we're going to be in need of a water park here in the next

few days. >> yeah, or a pool or the beach. sand. yeah. where are we going? oh, yeah. >> let's go. either place. okay. that sounds good, larry. and especially this weekend, because it's going to be heating up now, today was really mild. i just want to mention this to you. on this day last year, we had all time record temperatures. san jose hit 109. santa rosa 115 livermore 116. seen so much nicer today. we had mid 60s to mid 80s. a nice sea breeze right now gusting to 20 miles an hour in oakland, 26 sustained at sfo. so if you are stepping out tonight here is your planner. the sun goes down at 729. temperatures will still be in the comfort zone. 60s 70s is breezy evening at 9:00. coastal fog at 11 p.m. and it's going to be a cooler night as we head towards 1 a.m. the fog in the low clouds spreading trough is dominating our weather. just off the west coast. so it doesn't allow the high pressure ridge to bring in the heat until this weekend when it expands westward from the desert southwest. so enjoy the comfortable weather we

have from our live doppler seven perspective. we do have some fog near the coast and it will advance later on tonight from our san jose camera, we're seeing sunshine and mid to upper 60s san francisco to oakland, 72. in mountain view. you're at 72 in palo alto as well, 76. san jose, a live view from our emeryville camera. look how clean the air is. just beautiful as we look towards 8070. in santa rosa, 71 napa, 80 degrees in fairfield and upper 70s for concord and livermore from our mount tam cam. we're watching that fog there. a little tinge of haze. and here's a look at the forecast headlines. low clouds and fog spread overnight . sunny tomorrow afternoon, especially inland and around the bay and a gradual warming trend is expected heading into the weekend. so first thing tomorrow morning, not only the fog and low clouds, but maybe some mist and drizzle along the coastline tomorrow afternoon, the clouds pull back to the coast and then come back right back in in the evening hours. your morning temperatures will be in the 50s. so pretty nice sleeping weather, although the fog may be thick

and spots tomorrow morning for the commute tomorrow afternoon in the south bay 79 in santa clara, 81 in san jose. just a beautiful day on the peninsula, 73. san mateo, 74 in menlo park, 64. half moon bay. lots of sunshine around san francisco after the morning fog, 68 degrees, 65 in the sunset district. north bay. temperatures 82 in san rafael, 83. in santa rosa, 79 in vallejo. these temperatures at or slightly below average for this time of year, 73, oakland, 78 in fremont, head inland and there's no extreme heat. it's going to be warm. 88 in fairfield, 86 degrees in livermore. accuweather seven day forecast temperatures going up by a few degrees each and every day and peaking on sunday in the mid 90s inland mid 60s coast. so you know the summer heat will be back and it'll hang around monday before it starts to fade a bit. tuesday into wednesday. and larry. >> all right. sounds good. thanks sandhya. all right. the nfl season starts tomorrow and

the 49 ers first game is on sunday against steelers in pittsburgh. >> yeah, the first home game at levi's stadium is not for a couple of weeks because their first two games are on the road. but it was still busy today in santa clara, abc7 news south bay. reporter dustin dorsey got a taste of some fancy football food. >> are you ready for some football food? the nfl season starts this week and while the niners don't play a home game until september 21st, levi's stadium and levy restaurants executive chef alvin kibbeling are preparing the faithful for what culinary treats they can expect on game day. this is definitely one of my favorite stories to cover. >> we're in the bay area. we're pretty unique. we want to go above and beyond what stadium food is. >> aside from they're above and beyond meals. part of the unique ness of levi's stadium. food can be found above the press box, where their own garden produces food that you will eat on game day tomatoes, cucumbers, all the herbs. >> we don't need to buy them, we grow them. we can claim that we grow our produce. that's one thing we can claim and i don't

think anyone else can do that. >> and for a different kind of home grown, there are many local vendors on display, including mesquite noke and their slider selections. scratch kitchen featuring niner nashville hot chicken pokey brought his ahi bowls the shop six day brined and smoked pastrami and new this year pork lumpia from san francisco sirup shop definitely not something i've ever had a stadium before. >> we see this as an opportunity to help lift our culture up. not a lot of people know about filipino food quite yet. it's getting there in the mainstream, but it offers all these 60,000 fans a chance to taste our culture and taste our flavors. >> the partnership is a win win. it lets levi's live up to their faithful to the base slogan by selling bay area foods and the restaurants get the chance to share their flavors on one of the biggest stages to be here is just it's exciting to write the rush, the thrill. >> obviously, with what happened in the pandemic and everything. i mean, many restaurants went down and for us, we've we this has been a huge uplifting moment for us. and yes, there's much

more food where this came from. >> of course, there's going to be more, but our tables aren't big enough. >> so you got to come to the game and find out. >> you got to come to the game. find out. that's right. >> in the first time that you get to try this out is week three against the new york giants at levi's stadium. dustin dawsey, abc seven news. i don't think he brought us anything. >> i think he's still there. >> that's a good point. all right. coming up next, a new experiment that's never been done in the world. who's going to have to pay thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs.

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moscone center for dreamforce. the conference put on by salesforce is one of the biggest tech events in the world, drawing an estimated 40,000 people to the city. it doesn't start until next week, but howard street is already closed between third and fourth streets. dreamforce officially opens in one week. all roads will reopen on sunday, september 17th. so how much is it worth to visit venice? >> hopefully at least ■k75, because venice is about to become the first city in the world to charge day trip visitors starting in the spring of 2024. anybody over the age of 14 will have to pay ■k75 to entr the city, but only on certain days. locals, commuters and tourists who stay overnight and those participating in sporting events are exempt. the mayor of venice says it's just an experiment for now, authorities are going to choose 30 peak tourist days scattered throughout the year. the goal is to discourage day tourism at certain times like holidays or carnival. it's just too crowded. too many people. the venice city council is set to approve that resolution next week. >> us secretary of state antony

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two day stay comes as ukraine attempts to reclaim territory from russia in a counter-offensive just hours after blinken's arrival, russia launched a deadly airstrike on the eastern part of ukraine. abc news reporter justin finch says the secretary of state is expected to announce a massive aid package for the country. >> parts of ukraine's capital city of kyiv reeling after a deadly early morning. russian air strike. hours before secretary of state antony blinken's unannounced visit. i'm here first and foremost, to demonstrate that our ongoing and determined support for ukraine. then hours later, ukraine's

prime minister announcing russian shelling of a market in eastern ukraine left many civilians killed and more wounded. ukraine joins president zelenskyy responding, saying russian evil must be defeated as soon as possible. secretary blinken later holding talks with zelensky as kyiv remains embroiled in a near four month counteroffensive. ukraine officials say their forces are making some headway in the southeast in their brutal fight to retake russian occupied territory. >> this is the difficult challenge and difficult i-team's tough period for our society. >> zelensky visiting troops near bakhmut after announcing the firing of his defense minister, claiming it was time for a new approach to the war. and weeks after firing all of ukraine's military recruiters amid widespread allegations of corruption in moscow. kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov saying russia has heard the us's repeated statements that it

intends to back ukraine's fight and saying that won't affect what russia is calling its special military operation. a senior state department official tells abc news blinken is expected to announce more than $1 billion in new us funding for ukraine, including air defense system components and more humanity aid. justin finch, abc news, washington. today the first televised court hearing in that georgia election interference case. >> former president donald trump and 18 others are charged under the state's racketeering law with trying to overturn mr. trump's 2020 loss. today a fulton county judge heard motions from attorneys who are representing two of the co-defendants. the judge set a trial date for october 23rd, but denied a push to separate their cases as he's never met ms. >> powell. he's never emailed text or called her. ms. >> powell had nothing to do with most of it, so i'll deny mr. rhodes motions to sever from ms. >> powell. i'll deny in part ms. powell's motion to sever for mr.

chesbro. >> it is not clear whether the other 17 cases, including donald trump's, will also begin that day. but the district attorney is hoping to try everybody together. her office says they expect prosecutors to call more than 150 witnesses and not including jury selection. the case would take about four months. >> google is getting ready to defend itself in court against the us government. the department of justice is accusing the mountain view company of illegally abusing its dominate case to stifle competition. this will be the first monopoly trial of the modern internet era and as a law professor explains, this case is unique because the government typically goes after monopolies when consumers are being hurt. and that's one of the things that's really interesting about this case is that this is a case where the product is ostensibly apparently free, but we know that really you are paying for it with your eyeballs, you're paying for it with your attention and your time. >> and it is an extreme, highly lucrative business for google, as evidenced by how much they're

willing to pay companies like apple and android to be the default on those phones. >> the outcome of the trial could set a precedent for how other big tech companies can or cannot use their power to try to dominate the market. trial begins tuesday. >> this year's burning man has wrapped up after rain turned the desert into a muddy mess for the weekend. wait times to leave nevada's black rock city reached nine hours on monday, down to three hours yesterday and today down to 20 minutes as the exodus continues. 73,000 attendees endured a weekend of delayed and canceled events after rain turned the playa into a mud pit . and you could see the conditions that existed a few days ago. but the man still burned. that's the highlight of burning man and most of the burners we talked about were happy about their experience. next year, the man is scheduled to burn august 31st, betting on the community in a historically black neighborhood. >> today, former nba player in sacramento mayor kevin johnson announced the expansion of his popular soul food restaurant in

oakland. abc7 news reporter lena howland has the details coming soon to the lake merritt neighborhood of oakland, a new taste of soul food. >> let's be one of the businesses that bets on oakland that bets on the community that brings jobs into the community, creates opportunity. >> former cal basketball standout nba all star and past mayor of sacramento, kevin johnson, announced plans to open his sixth location of fix and soul food in oakland because of his family's ties to the area. >> and when you sit and watch what's happening, it's like, that's not the oakland that we know. so how can we help turn it around? and a soul food restaurants got to be more than food. it's about culture. it's about bringing people together. it's about experience, about making positive, shared memories. and i think we can do that. in oakland. it was founded in sacramento back in 2019, six months after opening the pandemic hit. and for some reason we thrived. so i knew we had something special, he went on to open locations in los angeles and tulsa and has plans

to open other locations in denver and detroit on top of oakland. >> it is incredibly important to not just have black businesses, but to support black businesses as well. we are the home of the black panthers. >> johnson's friend frederica newton, was there to celebrate a new black owned business in oakland. her late husband, black panther party founder huey newton, was a mentor to johnson. >> this is a place where the community can look for and support and work in collaboration with and celebration of what's going to be here. and that's about the most oakland thing that we can do, right? >> oakland mayor shengtao says she's grateful to johnson for betting big on oakland and for bringing in 90 jobs. come may of 2024. >> and the additions that they're going to add to oakland is really a sense of community. you know, i feel like it's been a rough year or two, you know, especially with the pandemic as well, too. it's feeling a little fragmented. and so having this space here will be able to bring

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berry farm and disney world. many locations saw huge attendance drops because of extreme heat, flooding or wildfires. business analysts say because of that, theme, parks are now building more indoor rides and changing ticket policies. disney is a parent company of abc seven. the world meteorological organization says this summer was the hottest on record. >> the global temperature was just above 62 degrees. the previous record just under 61, doesn't sound like a big difference, but it's significant. abc news reporter melissa adorn with a closer look at exactly what this means. >> september is off to a warm start as yet another heat wave continues to impact millions across the country. and it

doesn't just feel like the hottest summer ever. it is a data from the european union's copernicus program shows how this summer was the world's hottest on record. >> 2023 summer sticks out like a sore thumb. we've got el nino. we've got less aerosols. we've got a lot of things happening. but of course, human emissions as well. >> across the world, there have been record setting highs in the south of france, a heat wave gripping the area just days before the start of the rugby world cup. southern europe facing numerous wildfires these last two months. more than 80 million americans are currently under heat alert, stretching from texas to massachusetts. the hot weather impacting businesses like alaskan fishers fearing more crab season closures due to rising ocean temperatures. >> it's clear that the we're losing those arctic characteristics ticks that appear necessary for this population, even in the traditional fishing grounds in the southeast bering sea, hot and humid weather taking over the northeast east in boston, it's making back to school for

some unbearable. >> i can't stand it. i was barely able to focus on school today, first period because it was so hard heat, so brutal in places like philadelphia, new jersey, school officials will be dismissing students from class early the rest of the week due to a lack of air conditioning. >> melissa. don abc news, los angeles. >> a climate expert from san jose state university talked more about the record breaking heat earlier today on our 3 p.m. show, getting answers. >> we have lots of records to show that the average global temperature has been rising because of human activity. and also we have good records to show that the prolonged heat that we've been seeing like like this year and these intense heat waves are more frequent because of climate change and are directly attributable to human activities. >> you can watch interviews just like that one every weekday right here getting answers airs at 3 p.m. here on abc7 and wherever you stream we are avoiding hot weather here. >> see the mild temperatures in san diego's seven-day forecast next. and a reminder tha

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with her about her formula for success as you are welcome. >> always to this party. >> so many talk shows have launched with the best of intentions, but very few make it to season five. few are still get there without compromise, losing their core beliefs. >> i felt empowered to be my authentic self and to stick to what i felt was the best of me that the audience would love. this week, viewers got a glimpse at how tamron hall has lasted. >> cam, you're beautiful. the brief video was a portrait of how one woman stayed the course

and kept the faith. season five cinco. >> that's a lot. >> the host is also an executive producer in charge of her own show, along with kiana burns. >> i think we have our own lane and we're leaning hard into it. real people, real topics, and i think people tune in to hear how they're going to open up to tamron every day. >> tamron defines the phrase keeping it real, winning praise for her genuine exuberance and passion for making a difference in people's lives. >> at the end of the day, i'm a storyteller and i see this show as the story of the people who sit in the chair. >> the story of the people who are in the audience. and as long as i stay present and recognize that they are the stars, the show wins. >> at a time when so many have other options, tamron is still the choice of millions. >> we create a storyline every single day to make this appointment tv to make this a

topical show. and for me that distinguishes us. i'm sandy kenyon, abc7 news. >> and you can catch tamron hall every weekday at 1 p.m. right here on abc7 and you can catch the weather now. >> yeah, sandy patel is here with that sandhya. >> yeah. an almond. larry. it looks good outside. let's take a look at the air quality. all green for the bay area. so if you are stepping out tonight a beautiful view. a little breezy from our kgo roof camera. good air quality will continue the next three days. it'll turn moderate for the inland east bay on saturday, but still safe to be outside. live doppler seven showing you the fog kind of regrouping at the coast. it'll be around near the coast tomorrow as well. tomorrow afternoon, low 60s to upper 80s. so slightly warmer away from the coast and the warm water is feeding the newly formed hurricane lee in the atlantic. it's a category one storm expected to quickly intensify over the next couple of days into a very dangerous, major category four storm. by the time

we head towards saturday and approaching the leeward islands. as far as impacts to the eastern seaboard, we'll have to wait and see how it develops. the accuweather seven day forecast a gradual warming trend over the next few days. we're going to bring the heat back sunday, monday, mid 90s inland. don't worry, the coast will remain comfortable. larry and alma. >> all right. sounds great. thanks, sandhya. >> i'm in for dan chris alvarez handling sports. i do not get into a stare down with nick bosa because he will not blink. >> no, he will not. and the one person that's not happy about this news has to be steelers quarterback kenny pickett. oh, no. here comes nick bosa around the corner. it's the fan of the news. all niners fans have been waiting for. bosa is back. record setting deal for the reigning defensive player of the year. coach shanahan's happy back up the brinks truck s

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the 11th hour with the opening kick off sunday in pittsburgh, just days away. that's the bosa move. you can say bye bye to the holdout. nick bosa just got paid . the reigning defensive player of the year agreeing to a five year, $170 million deal. 122.5 guaranteed a new high for defensive player. and with bosa missing the entire camp head coach kyle shanahan was asked how much we can expect to see 97 on the field on sunday. >> what's a realistic amount of snaps for sunday? >> how many snaps are in the game? i'm just joking. we got to see when he gets here. i know nick will come in shape. i know he'll be good. it'd be great if he could get into something today. i don't know when he's going to get here or where he's flying from, but we'll. we'll be smart with it and that'll be based off of these next two and a half practices have to be you have to have a beer belly and be out of shape or something and switch. that's not in in bowser's dna. >> kyle shanahan is a comedian today. beer and baseball, a winning combination. there's a

beer at wrigley giants trying to snap a five game slide. alex will get the start in trouble right away. seiya suzuki seventh of the series of bases clearing double three nothing cubbies in the seventh. the giants are down a touchdown. runner on for casey schmidt that's a hefty swing to right center luis matos scores made it seven one and cody bellinger's comeback season continues. maybe the giants can get him next off season 24th of the year. cubs win eight two, sweeping the series. the giants have lost six straight, two and a half games out of the final wild card. ouch. umbrellas out in oakland. the a's trying to avoid the broom. and a sweeping toronto jp sears looking to be the a's stopper. daulton varsho so see you later. george springer same thing. and then david schneider in the fifth five innings, three strikeouts, just one earned run in the sixth. now a's up 212 on nobody out for kevin smith, who kind of golfs one out to left center out of here, three run shot and the a's go on to win five two. next up, bruce tsay, bruce bochy and the rangers in texas on friday. steph and ayesha curry's

commitment to oakland is reaching even greater heights and today their eat learn play foundation launched a new movement to change the lives of oakland youth for years to come . the curry's and eat learn play are aiming to raise $50 million to invest back into oakland unified by 2026. more than 600 kids at lockwood steam academy in oakland were greeted by stephon aisha, along with their entire lp team receiving food, books and an amazing place to play. >> it means that kids have quality nutrition meals. it means they have access to amazing education and it means they have safe places to play. i mean, that's really what makes the whole child, i think, easily to understand where our priorities are. >> it's been cool to live it out . now, what we're doing with oakland unified school district is where kids go to eat, learn and play, and the name fits. >> we're just trying to do what we can with some ambition to serve the next generation as well as we can. >> great stuff there. so since 2019, they've raised about $47

million, 25 million meals served and counting, and they're expecting. so if they get that 50 million mark, that's going to be like $100 million in like six years. that's really, really amazing amount of money. >> it's amazing the difference it can make to all that they're doing. >> and just alone at that golf event they had last week down in stanford, they aim to raise $2 million. they raised three. so like they just keep getting support from everyone around. they're building the community and it's good to see. and in less than seven weeks, that will be back on the court for a regular season game, right? that's right. around the corner. >> by the way, when i look at nick bosa and then i look at myself in the mirror, it looks like a small child is looking like i thought she would say it was the same guy. >> reflection. he's confused. >> no, it's more sad than anything. yeah. thank you, chris. >> you can't be nick bosa. >> no, we can't. or his banker. >> yeah, that would be nice. tonight on abc seven, starting at eight. watch. two hours of the conners followed at ten by the rookie. then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. remember abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. get the

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