case, for schools to close. >> and i can't believe we got to go through all this again while the covid surge is being watched by health officials, san francisco unified says no changes will be made to their safety guidelines in place since last march. >> we are continuing to follow the state and local guidance. so masking is encouraged in schools but not required. we can provide masking to schools as they need to hand out to students and to staff. we also continue to share resources with families such as where they can get vaccinations and access other resources to support them, to help parents remember those guidelines. >> the school district is sending weekly tips to follow. >> what are the appropriate action steps to take when your students have some sort of illness? and when can you send them to school to be clear, even if the student was exposed to covid, unless symptoms develop, that student may continue to stay at school. >> students who test positive should stay home. no test is required for them to return to

school. still, marcello loffredo, a parent, says he now has one more thing to worry about. >> my mom, she's a 90. she's going to be 90 years old and she has dementia. she's bedridden. so you know, it's very touchy for them to go to school, come back with signs of you know, being sick. >> san francisco and other school districts in the state are concerned that this surge will add to the number of chronic absences. california is already experiencing following the pandemic. we know attendance rates won't return to those pre-pandemic levels on their own. >> and so we are making it a priority. >> san francisco unified is reaching out to parents to build good attendance habits and stay healthy as part of their campaign called you belong here. this is the recorded phone message, the superintendent sent to every parent right before the beginning of the school year. >> and when students are in school every day, academic

success goes up. >> san francisco is one of many districts facing this problem of chronic absences. in 20 2122, the state average was 33. san francisco did slightly better, 29. now the goal for san francisco this year is 24. still while that's nearly a quarter of the total number of students at sfusd who are expected to miss 18 days of school or more. so yeah, it's going to take a lot of work in the newsroom. leanne melendez, abc seven news. >> that's a lot of class time, miss. thank you, liane. plans are moving forward on a new bond measure to improve san francisco school campuses this coming tuesday. san francisco unified school district staff will present an outline of a proposed billion dollar measure. the bond could be used to pay for new student dining areas, new outdoor learning spaces as well as technology upgrades. this is happening while the city supervisors consider adopting more oversight of school

district spending. last week, the san francisco teachers union accused the district of mismanaging its finances. if approved, that bond could appear in the ballot. on the ballot next march. >> congresswoman nancy pelosi confirmed today that she will be seeking another term in congress. her 20th. yeah she chose to announce her plans during a speech before the plumbers hall in san francisco. >> unions have been among her strongest supporters during her career in congress. pelosi talked about the need to bring to the entire country the san francisco values she's carried to washington from the bay area. >> our values of our city are great. they're deep and they respect the dignity and worth of every person. so when we say love, we mean let other let other versions exist. we love everybody. and we really, really want our country to learn that from us. >> and following the announcement, the 83 year old speaker emerita spoke one on one

to abc7 news insider phil matier and phil joins us now to talk more about this announcement. >> well, i can't say that jaws dropped at the word that she was going to seek another term, although it is a bit unprecedented. >> you know, speakers usually retire after they end their terms, but but nancy pelosi decided to run for another term. but there were some questions going into the race. you know, the whole you remember that just 11 months ago, an intruder who wanted to hold nancy pelosi hostage broke into the family's san francisco home and assaulted her husband, paul pelosi. nancy pelosi was in washington at the time, but after that, we heard quite a few people say that she might not run if indeed there was others lining up to possibly run in her place, including state senator scott wiener and pelosi's own daughter, christine pelosi. but in the end, the speaker emeritus said that she just felt that it was her responsibility to continue representing the city and the bay area in congress. >> i think it's important for me to use my knowledge of the congress, my knowledge of the

city, my concern about the country for the benefit of my constituents. so it was really more a response about responsibility. >> did you ever think about not running? >> well, you always do. i mean, for 36 years i've thought about running. you always have to measure for what the value is of your contribution in something like this. and i never thought i'd stay as long as i did. and now we're hearing from those who would have run if pelosi didn't. >> as phil mentioned, scott wiener releasing a statement saying speaker emeritus pelosi is one of the most talented and transformational leaders in our lifetime. it's a good thing for san francisco and the nation that she will continue to serve. >> all right. so, phil, does this mean nobody will challenge her or at least nobody who can get more than 10? >> well, you can't get much blue city than san francisco. i mean, this is a democratic stronghold. so republicans, they've been targeting her for years for removal. but that's not going to happen. other democrats know they're probably going to step back as well. >> right. all right. so the good

side here or the good news, is that the bay area is going to continue to get the benefit of nancy pelosi's expertise, all of her experience, clout, clout. >> let's just go. well, that's that's what it is. that's clout . no, it's also i can raise money for you. so vote for my bill. >> yeah, well, that's convincing for many, but. but let's just say, you know, to take the other side of the argument. what about getting new blood, fresh blood, new ideas, instead of kind of just continuing the same old way? >> and that was the pitch. the idea was like, look at dianne feinstein. you know, she's stayed too long. let's be obvious about that. all right. people are looking at joe biden, mitch mcconnell. there's a whole it's been pushing for a while saying it's time for new blood. but in washington, the game is played by the seniors. you know, you might call government the washington seniors if it was a sports team, because that's how you get your power is through seniority and through being around. so some people are kind of saying, okay, we're getting more of the 80 plus club here. others are saying, let's get a

balance. we don't want to have be going to bat in times of fentanyl, in times of homelessness, in times when we need money for the downtown and transit to be bringing in a rookie. >> all right. good point. look, one of the reasons people are guessing wiltshire won't she is because she had a really tough year. her husband paul's attack . how did that factor into her decision? >> you know, she said that she just you know, nancy pelosi really doesn't like to talk about herself. yeah, she doesn't . you ever notice that you ask her a question about herself and she'll start talking about the weather in your interview? >> i noticed that, yeah, she sort of she is an isolated and very contained person and very tough and so, yes, that did play into her decision. >> but she doesn't want to talk about it. and she's decided to keep going. >> lastly, just look at you mentioned dianne feinstein, 83 years old. okay in the case of nancy pelosi, i just am puzzled and you deal with so many politicians. at what point do you say, i want to enjoy the remaining years of my life without the stress and without eight hour congressional

meetings? >> you know, it'd be like, you know, when does frank sinatra decide not to sing? when he stopped being able to. they like that stuff, larry. larry, they like it. larry it's hard. joe montana would still be throwing the football if his legs would let him, right? that's fun. that's fun. well, some people have a different definition of fun. >> okay. don't want a jet ski to costco, larry, which might explain why other countries in the state it's in. >> okay. yeah. >> thank you, phil, thanks. >> san jose. congressman jimmy panetta says he's pushing congress to adopt stricter background checks on gun purchases or purchasers, that is. panetta spoke at a roundtable this morning with local leaders in santa clara county. he talked about the recently passed safer communities act. it allows a court to take a firearm away from a dangerous individual. panetta says congress needs to push for an assault weapons ban and extend the time period the fbi gets to do background checks. >> it got a little bit exhausting having to stand on the well of the floor of the

house of representatives and give our thoughts and prayers and stand for a moment of silence. >> panetta actually represents the santa cruz area. last year, there were 3200 gun related deaths in california. half of those were deaths by suicide. and panetta says he will work to get cities more money to fight gun deaths. now in the east bay, a driver killed a pedestrian in oakland this morning. police say the collision happened around 1030 this morning on international boulevard near 92nd avenue. it's not clear if the pedestrian was in a crosswalk or if alcohol or drugs were involved. the driver remained at the scene. a fremont elementary school was locked down this afternoon because of a police search. mattos elementary students had to stay inside while police searched near maori and farewell or farwell avenues. fremont police have not given us details. all they have said is that they took two suspects into custody. it's not clear what those suspects are accused of doing right now. police say the

situation is resolved and a woman accused of illegally smuggling tropical fruit into santa clara is being barred from selling any kind of fruit at this point. >> that was one of the conditions that the judge set forth and haven she and her other women that are involved in this were accused of importing from vietnam in violation of federal law. some of the fruit was infested with fruit flies. prosecutors say the shipment was mislabeled to avoid inspection. so she can now not possess fruit and vegetables for sale in california while awaiting trial. we have some new developments. the oakland a's have reportedly turned down an offer from a local development group to sell its 50% share of the oakland coliseum. our media partner, the east bay times, reports the president of the a's sent a letter to the african american sports and entertainment group saying they're, quote, not interested in selling or otherwise disposing of our interest in the coliseum. the entertainment group is currently in negotiations to buy the city of oakland's share of the coliseum, a 5.0 earthquake shook parts of

northern california this morning . >> the quake struck aroun 1030 this morning. it was centered 7.5 from fall river. mills 70 miles northeast of redding. ake tivated the state's shake o alert, which sentnoticee haven't hf any damage. the usgs says people reported feeling quake as far wes redding up interstate five north to mount shasta and as far south as chico. >> who's ready for the weekend? warmer temperatures are coming our way. here's abc seven news meteorologist sandy patel with a look at the numbers. >> yeah and larry it is going to be warmer than it is today. today the warming already got underway. take a look at a live picture here from our pier 39 camera. you can see plenty of sun out there. and here's a look at the temperatures 90s, inland 60s, coast side, everyone seeing an uptick in those numbers, anywhere from 2 to 7 degrees. and this trend is going to continue as we hit the weekend. so let's go hour by hour this evening at 5:00. still some 80s

and 90s, inland 60 at the coast . if you're stepping out later on tonight, it's still going to be very pleasant. the fog will regroup tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 50s and 60s as we head towards the early afternoon numbers will be in the 80s, warming up into the 90s. later in the day there is a hurricane, hurricane jova in the pacific. it is bringing some concerns. i'll talk about that for the weekend coming right up. kristen and sandy, thank you. >> development delay the fight to stop a 74 unit apartment building from moving into the north bay oakland pride on display this weekend. hear from an organizer who explains that it's about more than celebration and on destination wedding couples in the east bay say i do wi it's... the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination—a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own.

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show. >> tompkins is a member of save our city, a group of activists trying to stop the five story apartment project from being built. they say it's not appropriate for this lot. this week, the group was granted a temporary injunction in marin superior court halt construction at the site. we may be a david, but we have a slingshot. >> and we're going to bring down this giant because this is not something that is healthy for the community. >> it's a disaster. why because we don't need any more affordable housing in marin city . >> critics say the complex is slated to have 75 apartment units, but only 23 parking spots . it's located across the street from popular rocky graham park. >> parking is going to be difficult if you look at the street right now, it's filled. >> one of the biggest concerns is congestion here in marin city . there is just one way in and one way out here on drake avenue . >> it actually will create a dangerous situation, quite

frankly. i mean, especially if there's an emergency. >> the project was approved by marin county supervisors in 2020 under state senate bill 35, which removes discretionary authority from cities and counties for land use decisions involving housing projects. county officials tell abc7 news it's reviewing the proposal based on an agreement with the county. the developer will return to the county with updated plans addressing community coerns suchs parking, size, scope and esthetics for review. prior to starting construction. >> we will keep on working until this stops, period. >> save our city is planning a rally on saturday, activists say. make no mistake, the community is not against affordable housing. >> so this is not not in my backyard. it's just not in not this because we weren't consulted. this is a bad idea in marin city, cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> pride festivities are far from over in the bay area. >> in fact, on sunday, oakland wi host its pride parade. the festivities will kick off sunday along broadway from 14th to 21st

street. the festival gets going at noon. that's at 20th and broadway. one of the founders of oakland, pride, says parades it's more than just about having fun. they're a way of honoring the fight for lgbtq+ rights and the work that still needs to get done. >> why are we celebrating? you know, since the stonewall uprising in 1969, we there have been many hard won fights. but the fight is far from over. you know, extreme lawmakers continue to advance a record breaking number of anti lgbtq legislation . it's a global fight. the human rights violations against lgbtq is a global problem. just so much of oakland's diverse communities. she is a re-enactor of our fight for freedom. it's a reenactment of that time when the police would arrest us for

being lgbtq. it's it was a resist. and we're still fighti . >> abc7 news reporter zach fuentes and answer hassan will you the parade live on sunday, starting at . we're streaming it live abc7 news.com as we as the abc7 bay area app. if you want more details, all you have to do is go to abc7 news.com and to see more interviews like the one you just saw. check out abc7 at seven. that's another live stream weekdays 7 to 8 a.m. and all you have to do to get that is download the abc7 news bay area app. >> all right, how can we order up for the parade? some weather that's not too hot. not too cold, just right. >> that is sandia's department. >> it's going to be goldilocks just right. all right. for the parade. larry and kristin, let's take a look at the parade forecast for sunday. it's going to be a mild start at 11 a.m, 65 degrees. temperature coming up to about 73. under bright skies , warmer weather, 78 at 4 p.m.

and then by the time the sun sets, the temperature will fall . but still in the comfort zone at 67 degrees today. it's warmer. it is nice, sunny view from sutro tower camera as we look at san francisco right now , 84 degrees in santa rosa. it's in the upper 80s for novato. look at that. 92 in fairfield and 89 degrees in livermore as we show you a view from our san rafael camera. notice really not much of a breeze out there. and here's a look at the temperatures. 67 in the city, 74. oakland, you're in the low to mid 80s from palo alto to san jose right now. live doppler seven showing you the fog has pulled away from the coast and so allowing all of us to enjoy some sunshine. all right. hurricane hover in the pacific southwest out of baja. it's going to continue to weaken. it's not going to make its way up into california, but it is going to send some big swells along with the potential for some dry thunderstorms around san benito and monterey counties

tomorrow. so a fire weather watch has been issued for tomorrow morning through late tomorrow night. if any thunderstorms develop with dry lightning, there's potential for new fires. so that's just something to keep in mind if you're traveling down there. also, there is a beach hazard statement for tomorrow through sunday southerly swell coming our way, i should say, towards the monterey bay, increasing the risk of dangerous rip currents. so use caution if you're going to be at the beaches from our east bay hills camera, we are looking at blue skies as we look towards a vollmer peak there. fog limited, mount diablo excuse me, fog limited to the coast in parts of the bay overnight. sunny and warmer for the weekend . and we are looking at a cooler pattern starting on tuesday. hour by hour, we go. notice the moisture from jova heading up the sierra. could see some showers for the bay area. it's fog giving way to sunshine and as we head towards tomorrow night, few extra high clouds in the southern part of our viewing area. morning temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. really limited fog to start the day tomorrow afternoon. it's going

to be a warm one in the south bay, 89in morgan hill, 82. san jose on the peninsula, 82 in redwood city, 65 in pacifica, downtown san francisco, 70 degrees. north bay numbers 83 in san rafael, up to 86 for you in santa rosa. so really no extreme weather here in the east bay. 75 in oakland. sunshine 79. fremont head inland and we'll get you up into the low 90s around brentwood, fairfield, 87, concord 88 in livermore. accuweather seven day forecast temperatures going up a few more degrees for your sunday mid 90s inland mid 60s coast so that's your heat and the heat will continue on monday. before we turn things around drop off those temperatures into the 80s for the warmest locations. as for most of the workweek next week kristin and larry see you on goldilocks. >> you got goldilocks. you got it. you just ask. yes perfect. >> and you're wearing goldilocks colors, i think. yes. yeah >> manifested that forecast well or something. >> thank you. thank you. >> appreciate it.

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it ever since. what's the latest? >> larry and kristen, the property owner at this new location, says he had no idea this type of activity might be happening on his property until we showed him an invitation for the party. video posted publicly to social media on what appears to be fresh's account. sometime between friday night and the early morning hours of saturday appears to show exotic dancers inside a club. it's not clear where this video was taken, but the abc7 news i-team obtained a text sent by fresh's phone number that same night announcing a private party from 130 to 4:30 a.m. at a location on alum rock avenue in san jose . the invitation says find parking anywhere, then call and list fresh's number. it boasts ten plus fresh, exotic dancers, $10 lap dances, 20 to party before 2 a.m, 150 plus bottles, 300 for 1942. don julio before 2 a.m. and 40 to dance. in addition to food for sale and the promise of good vibes and thick thighs, i got in touch with the property owner of the

address listed in the invitation who told me he had no knowledge whether this activity was taking place on his property. after talking with his tenant, he told the i-team his tenant rented the space to someone named fresh for $500 for a private party that he was planning for his aunt's birthday. by phone, fresh told the i-team he didn't know anything about that. the party came the day after a sheriff's deputy put an eviction notice at a townhome on camille circle, where residents had complained for months their neighbor was operating an all night strip club from inside the townhome every weekend, the i-team spoke with fresh, who says the parties are private for friends and family only. he denies charging anyone for entry. alcohol food or to dance fresh also told the i-team he's still staying in another unit at camille circle and that the private parties will continue. but with the music turned down so that neighbors aren't bothered, san jose's deputy of code enforcement tells abc7 news. potential criminal activity and code violations. associate with this case are currently being investigated and that san jose police department is the lead

department in the investigation. san jose pd tells the i-team the investigation is ongoing. the party's host again emphasizes that these are private parties for friends and family. but about this new location, he said he knew nothing about it. >> you think this is going to continue where okay. announced party shut down. announced party shut down and just on and on and on and on. yeah i think it depends where it is. >> right at the townhome of course it was shut down because he was evicted at this new location. he says, i don't know anything about this new location. but again, san jose police say they are investigating code enforcement says they are investigating the department of alcoholic beverage control says they're investigating. so we'll have to wait and see. >> yeah, and like you said, it's like whack-a-mole. all right. thanks >> a lot of investigations. thanks, mel. all right. to developing news now. the urgent rescue is on for an american cave. researcher who is stuck in a cave in turkey. officials say he became ill last week deep inside the cave and has been unable to return to the surface . abc news reporter reena roy

says doctors were able to reach him earlier this week. >> it's a race against the clock deep inside this turkish cave, an american researcher trapped more than 3000ft below the surface. crews rappelling half a mile down to save 40 year old mark dickey, a skilled new jersey caver who was mapping the mawk'a cave when he became critically ill last week, suffering from stomach bleeding semi-conscious for days, rescuers bringing him blood and life saving medical supplies like fresh fluids. >> the quick response of the turkish government to get the medical supplies that i needed, in my opinion, saved my life. >> now, with delicate operation underway to get dickey out, crews facing a treacherous journey back up. >> this is very complex cave rescue operation need constant medical care up on alert. >> i'm talking, but i'm not healed on the inside yet. so i need a lot of help to get out of here. >> according to the organization , dickey works with demolition teams are working on enlarging the caves, narrow passages, and

preparing a camp about 2000ft in. his friend and fellow expert, they're explaining just how tough the conditions are. >> it involves crawling through squeezes. it's muddy, it's wet, it's cold. everything is hard. rock under ideal conditions, it would take a healthy person about 16 hours to reach the surface. >> but this operation will likely last 3 to 4 days. now that he's recovered enough to be extracted, crews will use a security belt to lift him through the cave's narrow openings. reena roy, abc news, new york. now negotiations are intensifying to avoid an historic strike by the united auto workers. >> today, stellantis offered its workers a 14.5% increase over four years as stellantis represents chrysler, dodge and fiat, the offer is far below the 46% pay hike workers are pushing for. the strike would affect 150,000 auto workers. that includes workers at ford and general motors. workers call

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zandia. >> i think it's great, kristen. i mean, everybody doesn't come in the same exact shape and every one has different abilities. obviously so it's kind of nice to see a variety. >> yeah, i would agree. i mean, especially when you look at what the traditional supermodel build is to include more people. that's what the rest of the world is. i mean, we're not all, you know, 4% body fat. so to me, it just is way more inclusive. and it will probably be received much better than what we saw previously. >> i mean, i definitely think it's a good thing, but i feel like many retailer stores have already started doing that in that victoria's secret is a little late to the game. so yeah, and what they're doing play catch up is they're trying to be advocates for women instead of perpetuating impossible body types. >> it was their first fashion. so since 2018. so they've definitely changed some things here. all right. >> how much is too much when it comes to salaries for pro athletes? yesterday, cincinnati

bengals quarterback joe burrow agreed to a five year, million contract extension. that's a $55 million a year. we'll do the math for you. making burrow the highest paid player in nfl history. that comes a day after the 49 ers. nick bosa, his record setting deal totaling $170 million over five years. so he's the highest paid defensive player in history. casey we were marveling at the numbers connected to nick bosa burrow is making $100 million more than nick bosa. >> yeah, but burrow is a quarterback, so he's a little more involved. bo says. job is see quarterback hill quarterback a little less planning involved with that. the thing though is pro athletes in football 3.3 years is their average career length. so these guys really need to get it while they can because they get injured and all their earnings can go away quick. >> well, and joe burrow had a catastrophic injury and so a few years. yeah, both of them. so you could understand why they would want to get their money.

and in the nfl, typically the contracts are not fully guaranteed. so, i mean, it makes no sense because given the dangers of the sport, the nba and major league baseball, they have guaranteed contracts. yes. so that's why the giants didn't want to go through with the deal with carlos correa because of his ankle injury. but in football, where they really need these guarantees is they don't necessarily get you guys. >> does this mean the nfl's making more and more money like they are still growing their viewership and all that? >> yeah, i mean, they're the juggernauts of all professional sports and they can afford to pay for all of these contracts. but the teams have salary caps. so it's a game where you've got to be careful how much you're paying specific people. otherwise you have to do some trickery to keep your roster loaded up. >> yeah, and we should point out the bengals are traditionally one of the cheapest organizations in football. if they're spending this kind of money, clearly everybody can afford it. >> all right. a man in kansas may have taught us the secret to getting out of a speeding ticket just ask for a hug. >> it sucks, but hug. >> sure. i need a hug. sure. please. yeah. i don't mean

bother you, but i'm sorry. no, you're good, man. i promise you, it's going to get better this happened in johnson county, kansas, outside kansas city. >> the driver became distraught after getting pulled over for speeding, telling the deputy he was going through some personal matters and then asked for a hug. the sheriff's office posted this video on its facebook page, writing its deputies, quote, strive to be compassionate while serving our community. i mean, i get out of the ticket. i was you know, i'm glad it ended well in this case. but i feel like that could be very dangerous to the officer. yeah, that's true. like when a guy just asks for a hug, you're like, okay, hey, i'll tell you what, i'm. >> i'm not trying that technique. >> it's unwise. >> yeah, it's good that he found a very compact unit and kind soul in the police officer that was. was very nice. and reciprocated, but i'm not sure i'm trying to approach any police. if i get pulled over, keep my hands on the wheel, and

i'll be quiet. >> i'm with you, casey. >> yeah. >> and if you do that in the workplace, you go to h.r. so that's you want to try that? where you work. if you're the person that makes your table wait. oh oh. so you can take a picture of your food and everybody's just sitting there. can we eat yet. yelp may have a job for you. the company wants to hire its first ever chief food photographer, food and wine reports. the photographer will visit restaurants across the country and post dishes on social media for yelp, the job was only for two months. december through january of next year, the photographer will get a $10,000 stipend. uh- who amongst us on the panel here takes pictures of their food before dining? anybody not me. >> definitely not me. >> not every time. okay usually when it's a special meal, like, you know, if you go to a nicer restaurant for a special occasion an or if there's something that really catches my eye. very colorful, maybe. and i

think the trick is to have bright lighting and then oversaturate it. and then the food looks delicious. >> i'm sure that's not annoying for all the customers and the fancy dining experience. all the bright light for the food. now i'll. i'll take a picture of food only if it's something i cooked on the smoker for like 24 hours and i won't do it while it's on the plate. i'll do it on the grill. but yeah, i mean, for me, no. no way. i mean, yeah, not. not at a restaurant. >> you're there to just enjoy, right? >> well, everyone's taking photos. >> i know. it's >> it's an instagram world. that's the whole thing, right? i mean, it's all. >> it's all. well, the restaurant's actually like it. >> i don't know if the other diners like it, but the restaurant's like the publicity. right. >> that's a good point. it's like a free commercial, right? >> yeah. >> i just. i know my kids all everything. what do you do with these photos? nobody made scrambled eggs. all right. hey for some, that's an accomplishment. >> well, yes. yes, it is for me, too.

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sunday and monday. and it is expected to remain off the coast of the eastern seaboard. right now on live doppler seven fog has pulled away from our coastline. it'll be back overnight. temperatures tomorrow afternoon in the 90s inland 60s coast side. as we check out your sunday numbers are going up by a couple of degrees mid 90s inland mid 60s coast and we'll hold you there monday before temperatures drop off on tuesday. >> kristen larry thank you. sandhya king charles the third today marking one year since queen elizabeth's death. >> how the royal family paid tribute and a look at

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marking one year since her death . abc news reporter rihanna ali shows us how the us is honoring the longest reigning or the uk

that is honoring the longest reigning british monarch. >> one year after her death, king charles is paying tribute to his late mother. >> we recall with great affection her long life of devoted service and all she meant to so many of us. >> reflecting on his mother's life in this new audio message, i'm deeply grateful to for the love and support that has been shown to my wife and myself during this year. the anniversary of the queen's death coming just days after a survey found king charles remains unpopular with his younger subjects. 52% of british people ages 18 to 24 say they disapprove of charles. only 28% have a positive view of him. >> all the polls suggest that the younger generation have not really not connected with him and don't really see the point of an unelected head of state. so i think there's work to do there. >> one major difference between king charles's reign and the queen's is protesters showing up at nearly every event king charles attends is mostly young

people holding signs reading not my king. and who elected him? >> what has been the defining characteristic of his reign so far is just how little has changed. there's been a very clear emphasis on continuity, and both in style and in content. he's stuck very close to the way that his late mother did things. >> meanwhile, this commemorative coin has been unveiled in honor of the late queen. it's the size of a basketball made of nearly 8 pounds of gold with 6400 diamonds. it was made by a luxury lifestyle company, the price tag could top $23 billion. rhiannon ally abc news new york. >> prince harry. the duke of sussex visits saint george's chapel. the burial site of queen elizabeth, the second. while king charles attended a special church service. abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. that's going to do it for abc seven news at four. abc seven news at

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