shooting. >> bullet holes mark this area. where police shot and killed a man wednesday night in hayward. >> it sounded like the end of the 4th of july fireworks. it's all boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. that's all you heard. rapid fire. >> angela koontz lives on the streets and was sleeping in this structure on city center drive behind the safeway and starbucks on foothill boulevard. officers say they responded to a report of a man with a gun. koontz described her time with that man who she says is also unhoused on wednesday. >> and he was up in here last night drinking with a fake gun like a fake gun, a fake gun in his backpack. and like i think he might have pulled it wanting suicide by cop. >> police confirmed to us that the man had a gun and he he's not complying. >> he's walking away from us towards the old city hall parking structure. >> at least one witness saw the man point a firearm in the direction of officers and an

officer involved. shooting resulted. >> bullets broke through these windows right here, which has since been covered up by this plywood board. but we were here earlier and we could see that those bullets nearly hit a computer inside just before the shooting. officers can be heard on scanner traffic talking about a shoplifting case at safeway, chased them out of the story is about two officers aren't saying if the suspect was involved in the shoplifting, only that they responded to the report of a man with a gun in this area. koontz is upset. >> i didn't even hear them say, stop, wait, put it down. nothing like all you heard was hey. and shots fired. >> police haven't said how many shots were fired. and the name of the man killed has not been released. in hayward, j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> right now, san francisco police are holding a virtual town hall meeting on a fatal police shooting that happened last month. >> abc seven news anchor karina nova joining us live in the newsroom with exactly what

police are saying. karina >> larry and kristin in that town hall, which is still happening right now, sfpd is sharing video and information about the shooting of a man armed with a knife on august 28th in the tenderloin. that man identified as 54 year old richard everett, was shot on jones street at eddy, sfpd. officers were wearing body cameras and police showed some of that video of the incident today. you can see here when police arrive and they see everett holding a large knife. you can hear police asking everett to put the knife down. many times to whichever it responds. no the people who called police say everett was threatening people. police say they tried to get everett to put the knife down and surrender for about 20 minutes with his left hand. >> mr. everett held a milk crate and the duffle bag in front of his face with the right hand. mr. everett raised the knife and swung it back and forth as he continued to move toward the officers. multiple officers yelled out, quote, red light,

dak dashcam, end quote. all four officers used force in this order. officer number five deployed in officer number two deployed an officer. number three discharged his department issued firearm. officer number four discharged. his department issued firearm. multiple officers yelled, quote, shots fired, end quote. end quote. drop the knife, end quote. as mr. everett fell to the ground, officers formed an arrest team and apprehended mr. everett, who was lying on his stomach. mr. everett's knife was on the ground next to his right hand. officers observed that the knife appeared to be tied or tethered to mr. everett's right wrist with a belt. >> officials say eventually more than one officer opened fire after being shot. everett was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. he died shortly after that. san

francisco police chief william scott says the point of this town hall is to be more transparent with the public when it comes to these types of incidents in the newsroom. karina nova, abc seven news. >> karina, thank you. a second gun has been recovered and a third juvenile charged today in connection with the shooting at oakland's skyline high school. the school was put on lockdown on tuesday after the shooting on campus. two people were arrested. a gun was found at the school on tuesday. police now say they arrested a third person and they found another gun. yesterday. investigators won't say if they're students. nobody was injured in the shooting. >> a grass fire in vallejo came dangerously close to homes this afternoon. you can see smoke still rising from the fire less than an hour ago near benicia road and banning way. it appears only a few cars and outbuildings were damaged. >> there's a new push to combat fentanyl deaths in the south bay. vta officials will vote to decide on whether to put narcan on their vehicles. abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes has a look at the plan. >> fentanyl overdose deaths have

been a problem plaguing the south bay. we have had a death as young as three months old from fentanyl poisoning all the way up to you know, middle aged adults. now a referral by county supervisor cindy chavez aims to put overdose reversal treatment narcan on vta busses, light rail cars and transit stations. chavez is also a vice chair on vta's board of directors. >> we want to make narcan available and make it ubiquitous , really anywhere that people are. >> this vta passenger who did not want to go on camera says he recently witnessed what he believes was an overdose on a bus. >> the paramedics came and had to take him off the bus and he was unconscious. and i don't know what happened to him after that, but i think that if he was dying, that narcan on the bus could have helped. >> we also spoke with other public transit users who support the possibility. >> i don't see any downsides to it if it can, you know, potentially save someone's life. >> but some have reservations, including some vta employees. i spoke with one who did not want to go on camera. vta passenger william was also part of that

conversation. i got a big education here today. >> the concern center around the pressure it could put on vta employees during an emergency, like giving mouth to mouth or something like that. it could be impacting your whole life. and now you see somebody overdosing on drugs and you don't know exactly if you're doing the right thing at the right time. >> chavez says training, education and support will be key. >> very easy to use. it's a nasal spray that can be sprayed very quickly, and it's intended to keep spraying as you keep the person alert until help arrives and because of that, the training is not long. it's not complicated. and while i think it could for some people feel like a lot of pressure, i think for others it will feel like an opportunity to help. >> for now, the referral would direct vta staff to look into the possibility of equipping vehicles and centers with narcan if the board votes in favor of doing that thursday night, they would work with the transit union on the best ways to start the program. if that happens, chavez hopes vta will have the narcan by the beginning of next year. in san jose, zach fuentes,

abc7 news. >> help is available in the south bay for those who might have trouble paying for a vital prescription medications. santa clara county has launched a program called med assist to help cover the cost of things like diabetes medication, asthma inhalers and epipen. it's open to people of all ages as the county is inviting people to apply. since it has launched, about 1400 people have enrolled . one of those enrollees shared the difference it has made in her life. i am a diabetic and i have asthma, so i'm fortunate enough to get a payment for two medications and i would encourage anybody to apply for this program. there are income caps, so not everyone qualifies . as a family of four is eligible. they make under $250,000 per year for individuals, the threshold is $100,000. >> psychedelic apps such as magic mushrooms are one step closer to being decriminalized in california yesterday, the state assembly voted in favor of

a bill that would allow people age 21 and up to possess and use small amounts of psychedelics. that bill now heads to the state senate. let's association that aims to get more affordable housing built in california. also, one step closer to becoming law today, the assembly passed senate bill four that allows faith institutions and nonprofit colleges to build affordable housing on their land, even if local zoning prevents it. >> a new state senate bill could help striking workers like writers guild workers who have been on strike since may 1st. yeah, this just seems to be going on and on and on. >> reporter sid garcia from our sister station in los angeles has the details. >> 799 outside amazon studios in culver city. striking actors and writers rallied, urging support for california senate bill 799. it is beyond time for striking workers for all workers to have this tiny bit of relief during something as stressful and as powerful as a strike. the bill, if passed, means striking actors and writers, would be eligible

to apply for unemployment insurance because uh- california does not have unemployment insurance, which would provide some financial cushion to those engaged in a work stoppage like ours. >> second, writers have had to rely on strike loans, donations , philanthropy. second, and third jobs to pay for their basic needs. >> i am ready, willing and able to work. i am desperate to work . >> other labor unions joined their rally to support the actors and writers and to urge the state legislature to pass the bill and send it to the governor's desk to sign union. the 800,000 union members of the los angeles county federation of labor is standing with you. >> and we got your back. >> the wga strike is now lasted 129 days and the sag-aftra

strike has been going on for nearly two months. there were talks between the studios and the two unions recently, but so far no deal is imminent. outside the warner brothers studios, clergy joined the picket lines, praying that the strike will end soon. >> the match is set for today is sitting in the table and trying to do some solution as soon as possible. >> now that sb 799 is out of committee, i'm told it could be on the governor's desk for his signature by next friday. in culver city, outside amazon studios, i'm sid garcia, abc seven news. >> back here, bart is rolling out some big service changes. starting monday, bart says it will run more trains. bart says no rider will have to wait more than 20 minutes for a scheduled train. people can expect a 50% increase in evening service service on bart's busiest weekday line. the yellow line will increase from running every 15 minutes to every ten minutes from pittsburgh bay point.

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on taking a closer look at how this fits into the mayor's roadmap for the future suzanne. >> so, larry, kristen, tomorrow night, they're expecting big crowds downtown, maybe as many as 12,000 people for the final bhangra beats night market on battery street. now, next weekend, there's a big filipino block party south of market called undiscovered sf. now, leaders are hoping these cultural events will continue to inject new energy and excitement into the area. what do you say? >> stonestown tiktok. it's big. >> it's beautiful. it's loud. it gets people dancing. >> bhangra beats night market has drawn big crowds to downtown san francisco two times now. >> it's been a huge success. the first two events had about 10,000 folks come to them. >> it'll happen again friday night from 5 to 10 p.m. they're

expecting as many as 12,000 people. three blocks of battery street will be shut down for the south asian night market. >> but what they love about the event is the music and the dance and the food. so it is the culture that is bringing them and what's making them want to come back. mayor london breed has nine strategies to help revitalize downtown san francisco. >> one of them is to transform downtown into a leading arts culture and nightlife destination by creating an entertainment zone. >> a major pillar of the downtown recovery strategy is to bring arts and culture and nightlife to downtown and to make it a destination for all of those different activities. >> south of market desi dungannon with cultivate labs says night markets and block parties work undiscovered. sf is a free filipino block party coming up on september 16th. undiscovered sf has been going on for seven years. >> it's first five years. we were a night market and it's done one year and revitalizing

south of market for the filipino community. >> miles away, an example of another possibility for revitalization at stonestown galleria, a new state of the art bowling alley just announced it's moving into the mall's old nordstrom space. round one features bowling karaoke and an arcade chain. could something like that go into the recently vacated nordstrom space in the old westfield mall? possibly as mayor? breed strategy looks to facilitate new uses and flexibility in buildings, while new venues and events could be an answer to bringing more people downtown, many leaders say it's still about bringing workers back to the office. earlier this week, lyft doing just that three days a week. >> we're excited for san francisco, though, and to see the impact as companies, more and more companies are returning to san francisco, how that helps the city as well. >> the mayor says a key part of downtown san francisco's recovery is attracting big conferences and conventions. of course, we're going to have

dreamforce coming up. that brought 40,000 attendees last year and then in november, san francisco will host apec, the global economic summit. live in the newsroom, suzannephan abc7 news. that's a big deal in the whole world will be watching. >> suzanne thank you. construction for dreamforce is in full swing in downtown san francisco. the annual salesforce conference kicks off tuesday, but howard street between third and fourth streets has been closed. all week for construction. dreamforce is one of the biggest tech events in the world, drawing an estimated 40,000 people to the city. look at what they're building there. >> the rock strikes the whole city. 11 businesses have been added to san francisco legacy business registry. mitchell's ice cream in noe valley is one of them. that creamery has been in operation for more than 30 years. that is a requirement, by the way, for legacy status along with being, quote, culturally vital to the city. there are two irish pubs on the list, the dubliner in noe valley and the irish bank bar and restaurant in the financial district. two restaurants frascati on russian

hill and mario's bohemia and cigar store in north beach. the other small businesses are adventure cat sailing charters at pier 39 delano nursery in south beach. the elie and eva company in chinatown, enclosures international in dogpatch, the san francisco go club in japantown and under glass custom framing in the castro. another. longtime san francisco business is celebrating today with oodles of noodles. >> the hmong sing noodle company is celebrating 91 years in business. yeah, the bayview company can trace its original roots to chinatown. before it moved in 1994 to expand operations, owns the beloved noodle company was named as san francisco legacy business back in 2019. >> hungry just noodles always has that effect on me. yeah. the weather it's going to have a nice effect on on all of us if you like it warm. >> yeah. let's check in with sandy and get the details on that. hazy hi there. yeah,

absolutely gorgeous weather today. >> and kristen and larry, we're going to keep that going, but we're going to take the temperatures up a few degrees the next few days. let me show you a live picture from our santa cruz camera where it's a good day to be out on the coast and look at all the sun out there just absolutely lovely weather as we check out live. doppler seven, most areas seeing the sun. there are a few patches of fog lingering near the coast which we had expected. now i want to show you the wider picture. so what's going to happen is this trough that's been dominating our weather is going to push off high pressure is going to nudge west just a little bit. and that will allow us to warm up beginning today, tomorrow, but also the rotation or the flow around the high, i should say, is clockwise. and that may draw up some moisture from current hurricane jova. it's a major category four storm form. the good news is we're not expecting this to be a repeat of the previous hurricane. it's going to move out over the open water to weaken. and so we're

not anticipating it to move into california. but what it is going to do is one computer model wants to bring in some tropical moisture tomorrow night into saturday around the central coast. so if they do get anything more likely on saturday, they could see a couple of showers down around monterey bay. live view from our san rafael camera. and you can see just a lovely view right now with sunshine 65 in the city, 69 in oakland, 79 degrees right now in san jose and 59 in half moon bay. blue skies from our oakland airport. camera a little patch of fog there as we look back towards mt. tam. santa rosa is 79 degrees right now. napa, 76. upper 80s and our warm spots like fairfield, 85 degrees in livermore and a view from our exploratorium camera showing you a nice day to be out on the bay . sailing areas of fog and low clouds overnight. sunny and warmer the next few days and hot summer weather is coming your way for inland areas sunday and monday tomorrow morning. we begin with the fog. some higher clouds passing through as well. and then tomorrow afternoon,

evening, i think we're going to get more clearing along the coastline. the marine layer will compress and the warming will continue heading into the weekend. temperatures in the morning, 50s, 60s, and there will be some fog around, but i don't think it's going to be quite as widespread as today, tomorrow afternoon, 87 in gilroy, 83 in san jose on the peninsula, 77 in palo alto, 64 in half moon bay, 65. pacifica a nice day in san francisco, 70 degrees. breezy right near the coast in the north bay. 83. san rafael, 86 in santa rosa heading into the east bay 74. berkeley 75. oakland inland areas you come up a couple of degrees, 88 in concord, 90 degrees for you in brentwood. and in fairfield. now, i do want to show you saturday's temperatures. we still have those 90s look at sunday up into the mid 90s inland. don't worry the coast is going to remain comfortable. the accuweather seven day forecast is just summer warmth that we expect mid 90s through monday and then cooling it off as we head towards the middle of next

week larry. and kristen not too bad. >> larry likes it and then i like it. okay, good. >> so we're pleasing everyone. >> i think we like the same things. i don't know. we're not on opposite sides of this. yeah well, that's what you think. yeah, well, thank you, sandra. i'm often the last to know members of dub nation can make their game viewing plans through the upcoming season. >> the golden state warriors announcing their broadcast schedule. you can catch five games right here on abc seven, and usually they're the best games. the first is on christmas day. the warriors on the road against the defending nba champion denver nuggets is like father, like daughters is how steve young is coaching from the sideline for a change and how his two athletes are following in his footsteps

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out helping game plan against somebody else. yeah. this is a great story. >> steve is helping coach a bay area high school team. this is not just any old team. this team is making history. oh, yay. it's a new era on the field at menlo school as girls are getting the opportunity to play flag football this year. but look closely. prowling the sideline line in a bucket hat is anxious father and 40 niners legend steve young, two of the former quarterbacks daughters are following in his footsteps as i never thought one of my daughters would come to me and ask me to teach them how to throw a football. >> it was super important for him to play. i loved that they wanted to, you know, my boys didn't really want to, and that's fine. >> one daughter, lila, is on the junior varsity team. she chose to wear number 23. summer is a senior and she opted to wear a more familiar number. her dad's number eight. but she chose to play wide receiver because in her words, she likes to run. and

as a quarterback and flag football, well, you can't do that as for whose idea it was for the young sisters to play football, it didn't come from steve. this was all about the girls 100. >> i've always wanted to do this. i was ecstatic when the news came out that it would be a sport. >> so what's it like to step on the field when your dad isn't all time great and looking over your shoulder? >> i was nervous at the beginning. i was nervous because i didn't want to let down my dad. >> maybe it was meant to be because when you listen to summer talk about playing the game, it conjures up memories of her father. steve was known for being fiery, and it sure sounds like that gene got passed on. i'm probably more competitive person than he is, which says a lot, but we like we work well together. >> he pushes me and i can take it. >> as for steve, sounds like he's more than happy to be a girl. dad and watch his daughters enjoy the moment. >> it's a joy to see them feel included in something that they've always loved and didn't have and didn't have an

opportunity. >> the inclusion thing is real and it's super cool to watch that. a high school sport. >> i love that. >> it's that's such a fantastic story. >> yeah. i mean, just come on. look at that. dads on the sidelines. so proud, right? >> i'd be stressed out. like i don't want to let dad down. >> by the way, you can watch monday night football right here on abc seven. the first game features the bills taking on the jets. coverage starts at 5:00 pm right here on abc seven, followed by after the game

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separate civil trials against former president donald trump are set to move forward as early as next month. abc news reporter justin finch has a look at both cases. >> a new york state judge rejecting former president donald trump's request to delay the new york state attorney general's quarter. billion dollar civil fraud trial. judge arthur engoron responding in a one sentence handwritten order, declined to sign defendants. arguments are completely without merit. that trial now set to begin in less than a month. >> we are filing a lawsuit

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in damages. >> it's the most ridiculous, disgusting story. it was just made up. >> carroll then filed suit against trump again, alleging he defamed her in a 2022 statement. carroll's second defamation suit against trump is now set to begin the same day as the 2024 iowa republican caucus is a critical date for trump, who now holds commanding leads in polls of republican presidential candidates. justin finch, abc news, washington. >> a new cnn poll shows 61% of americans think joe biden was at least somewhat involved in his son hunter's business dealings during his time as vice president. of those polled, 42% believe mr. biden acted illegally, while 18% believe his actions were unethical, but not illegal. the poll comes a day after special counsel david weiss filed papers intending to seek an indictment against hunter biden relating to gun charges that 70 show actor danny masterson is going to prison and

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of young adults who said that college is very important. let's go ahead and talk about that. is falling that number to 41% from 74% ten years earlier. only about a third of americans said they have a lot of confidence in higher education among generation z. 45% say that a high school diploma is all you need to ensure financial security. interesting because there are a lot of people also saying trade schools is kind of the way to go. not everyone needs that four year bachelor's right? what do you guys think, casey? i would say that i trained to be a print journalist and write for a newspaper. >> and here i am sitting on a tv set. so i don't know that college is really important to me. what was important, though, was getting internships and making connections. and some guy named larry beil helped get me an internship at abc seven way back in the day. and here we are. >> yes, you were a child back then. >> i mean, i think our jobs, we

could do without an actual college degree, right? >> i don't know about that. yeah, i don't know. i mean, meteorologists. >> oh, wow. >> no, you do need a college degree for that. >> okay. all right. you don't need a degree. never. >> it's mississippi state annex. >> i mean, there are other ways to grow your critical thinking and writing skills, right? >> it just depends on what you want to do with your life. really yeah, that's very true. sometimes you got. it's hard to keep up with the ever changing english language and dictionary.com just added 566 new words to its glossary, many of which relate to identity and relationships, pop culture, artificial intelligence. all right. so we're going to do a little quiz here. here's a list of four new words and do you know their definitions? let's start with the first one. and it's sleep debt. oh, i think i know what that is. >> yes. i think all of us are on sleep deprived. >> you're looking at it right now. >> yeah, you are looking live at four people, all in sleep.

>> that difference between the amount of sleep a person needs and the actual amount of time spent sleeping. oh, this is cassie's coffee nap. >> what? drink a cup of coffee, and then you take a 15 minute nap. and then you wake up and you're like, good. >> i don't know. i need coffee to prevent the naps. yeah. >> i was going to say, i don't know how you go to sleep. >> yeah. yeah >> uh- usually 15 to 30. wow kristin is all over this thing. cassie i perfected that thing. we almost had a crisis today. cassie didn't have his coffee when he came in. he's like a four alarm fire. >> larry got the machine fixed, though. >> yeah, just like your internship. how about john? anybody know what john means? anybody got that? >> is that like john with a soft j? >> yeah. >> i mean, i thought it was yawn and something mashed up. so that's a good guess. >> case survey says is a word used in substitution for a place thing or person can that you don't know can can you use it in a sentence? >> in a sentence? somebody uh. >> i got nothing on that.

>> sorry either. yeah. thumbs down on this. >> just proves that we are not hip out of four of us, not a single hip person. >> have you heard anybody use the word john ever? no. >> no, not at all. >> and there's like 563 other words to get familiar with or not, as the case may be. >> yeah, i love that language as an evolving living thing, though, right? every year i kind of look forward to what are people using now? okay gatorade has a new thirst quencher ready to hit the shelves. gatorade, water. the company says the new product is electrolyte infused and unflavored water that contains alkaline to enhance ph levels. but experts say there's no evidence to support the health benefits claim by those popular enhanced bottled waters. i'm just going to say there's nothing wrong with our tap water. it's free. and i don't believe in all the packaging that goes into this type of water that you have to pay money for. and then you have the bottles, the environment, blah, blah, blah. >> and yeah, yeah, i mean, i agree with you, although i do think that young kids, maybe

athletes like to drink the flavored water and they might go for it, but that water is not flavored. >> and the thing about gatorade is it actually has a surprising amount of sugar. so i would probably prefer the gatorade water to avoid all the sugar that comes in the normal gatorade. yeah, the electrolytes. i'm not sure if it really helps, but. yeah. >> or you can go gatorade zero. yeah. to avoid the sugar. >> yeah. try the hetch-hetchy water. >> yeah. >> kasey's too fancy for hetch-hetchy water, you know. look at his suit. it looks great. >> i know that's true. >> it's tasty. thursday. and it's also taco thursday. a new restaurants open at the corner of polk and broadway. it's called taco rouge, a restaurant. by day, it's an event space featuring music, dancing and even comedy at night. this sounds cool. >> that certainly does. joining us today is chef daniel tellez, who created the menu at taco rouge. chef daniel, so glad you can join us. and you sent goodies. amazing looking tacos. wow >> so what do we have here? >> i hope you enjoy them. >> you know what? >> the first thing i notice is how different the ingredient

meats are, because you have some amazing looking shrimp. amazing. and larry, we were talking about this. i don't think you can show it in all its glory, but there's calamari, octopus or something in the taco. >> yeah, we have we have an octopus taco over there. >> and then we have, um, one taco that we call araby, which is the father of taco al pastor, the taco al pastor that we all know. so it's, it's basically where the taco al pastor comes from. it comes from the lebanese community that immigrated to mexico and they used to have the shawarma, but they didn't have lamb. so they use pork and that's how it was born. but we tried to replicate the original. >> yeah. and it smells amazing. and you've got the sauce. >> i think it's your homegrown taco rouge, el camino fuel hot habanero sauce. oh, my goodness . that sounds a little intense. >> yeah, but i will try it. >> did i just taste octopus, though? that scares me. yeah it's pretty good.

>> he's still eating it, so he's fine with it. going in for more? >> yeah. >> that sauce. >> okay. oh, all right. >> i'll be all right. >> kristen. kristen is feeling the habanero right about now, and so you have brunch on the. on the weekends. what's the menu like for brunch? because obviously, it's got to be more broad than just tacos. >> so, yeah, for brunch, we have , um, our rancheros, we have pueblos la cazuela, which is like eggs in kind of like eggs in, in, in a cast iron. we have chilaquiles. we have churro pancakes, which is something different. um, we have, of course, like fruit and coffee. and we have our own, um, mexican coffee. we have also besides brunch, we have our taco tuesdays and then we have, um, i mean a wide events every, every, every week we have salsa saturdays and then it's a lively , a lively place all the time. yeah.

>> no, we definitely sense that. and by the way, salsa saturdays, i'm telling you, this habanero sauce is amazing. i think the salsa verde is milder, right? if you like a little less kick. yes >> it's really you can you can mix them. >> it's really good. so i want to ask you, it's obvious that what you prize is high quality ingredients because look at the size of the shrimp. i don't know if the camera does it justice, but larry can you see the size of the shrimp? >> that's a good size shrimp right there. i'm an expert on shrimp size drawing it. >> yeah, i'm happy is such good shrimp. >> kristen recovered from the habanero sauce. >> yeah, i have. >> where do you source your ingredients from? so most of them. >> it's local. local producers and local fishmongers. we have also for some produce, we source them from our own gardens in napa. we have a sister restaurant, napa yard. so we use some of those produce in the restaurant too.

>> yeah, the freshness is clear for salsa. saturday we got to find out about salsa saturday. >> it is a great time. >> yeah. no. and you're in a great location. there's so much happening. city people definitely coming back. i'm for some reason losing my earpiece. but chef daniel taylor's. this is amazing. >> thank you so much. thank you for having us. all right. taco rouge, head on down. get the king size shrimp. go. all right. that's it known for lessons that matter. known for lessons that matter. known for being a free spirit. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer, fda-approved for 16 types of cancer.

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and kristen, let's take a look at live doppler seven. we do have fog near the coastline. it will advance across the bay later on tonight. tomorrow afternoon on a warmer day, upper 80s to low 90s right near the coast. we'll keep it on the mild side, mid 60s and breezy. here's your accuweather seven day forecast. turning up the heat over the weekend. coming up into the mid 90s inland mid 60s coast side. so something for every larry yeah and good parade weather as well. inder oakland pride taking place on suay abc sevena proud sponsor. join abc7 ne reporters zac fuentes and ansar hassan as they bring youhe parade live starting at 11 a.m. we're streaming live on abc7 news.com as well as on the abc7 bay area app. >> a restaurant jumping in to bring people back to downtown san francisco. you we love the ambiance, we love the drinks, but we all know when it comes to a restaurant, the most important thing is the food. >> yes. kumasi we will take you inside or she will nex

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amazing without effort. it's so weird when you look at how beautiful it is to think that there was nothing here. when you all started. you all created this from the ground up. >> you're right. it was complete open space. we lift the floor heated, put it back down and cover it with this beautiful glasses. and i would never thought that it come up with something just beautiful. we wanted to help people in vacation use using the tool of simplicity and hospitality. >> what do you think? is it about this space that makes people feel like they're really getting away? >> it's very bright and the interior design, they did a fantastic job. high lamps, i can remind you, like a street in venice. but the tool of hospitality, i think that will makes people feel that they're really transport to somewhere else. >> we love the ambiance, we love the drinks, but we all know when it comes to a restaurant, the most important thing is the food. so i'm going to take you inside the kitchen. >> we got to cook with passion. you got to cook with your heart. and it shows in the food. you

can taste it. >> if you were to describe the food here, how would you describe it? >> i would describe the food at bar sprezzatura casual, but delicate. we pay attention to all the ingredients we pay attention to the craft, putting everything together and putting it on the plate. so every detail is very important here. when you take a bite of something of the food here, we really want it to be an explosion of flavor on the palate. >> you have like a connection to italy. italian food. you really like it? >> growing up, my dad was always making pasta and pizzas and teach me about the italian way of simplicity. i grew up eating it. >> you could have built this restaurant anywhere in any city , but even in san francisco, in any neighborhood. why downtown san francisco? >> because it needs love. really believe. then they do a hidden gem on the place. there was nothing before and it would change the dynamic of and the way the people think. >> having this restaurant in downtown in san francisco, it does feel like a dream just to

show people that there is still life. you know, it's amazing >> it's a gorgeous space. that's it for abc7 news at four. abc7 news at five is coming up next.

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