san jose townhouse into a strip club may have found a new location allegedly without the property owner's permission. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. thanks for joining us. abc7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow broke the story last week. has been following it ever since. what's the latest? >> larry and ahmed, the property owner of this new location, tells abc7 news he had no idea this type of activity might be happening on his property until we showed him an invitation to 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 violation is associated 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 parties host again emphasizes these are private parties for friends and family. but about this new location he told me he knew nothing about it. >> so what's next for fresh then? who knows? >> i don't know, larry. >> every week brings a new story, doesn't it? i'm not sure. >> but i will say this. sfpd says they're investigating and so does code enforcement. so we'll see. all right. >> thank you, melanie. to get in touch with the i-team, you can call this number on your screen or go to abc7 news.com slash i-team crews have cleared a landslide in san mateo county that was blocking part of highway 84 west of woodside. >> sky seven was overhead as crews worked to clear the debris near the highway 35 junction.

all lanes of highway 84 were closed during the cleanup. the road is now open. >> a 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck morocco just hours ago. and just for comparison, the 1989 loma prieta earthquake here , that was magnitude 6.9 in morocco. the epicenter was less than 50 miles from marrakech. the earthquake struck just after 11 p.m. local time. it's around 3:00 our time. there are reports of some damaged buildings and we're still working to confirm reports of anybody injured. 5.0 quake shook a part of norer california this morning. that was near fall river. malls fall . fall river mills. yeah. which is about 70 miles northeast of redding. that quake struck atart activated state's shake alert, which sent notices to cell p peoe as far awa as chico and oregon told the usgs that they did feel the shaking. we have not heard any reports of damage yet. >> now to building a better bay area in the north bay marin city residents are taking their fight

against a new affordable housing development to court. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard found opponents who say more housing isn't what the community needs. >> people in marin city are not going to benefit from this. >> pastor floyd tompkins says the proposed affordable housing project at 825 drake avenue is something his community doesn't want or need. for starters, it would block the view of seniors living right behind it. >> for the people who live in those houses. this is a horror 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, halting 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 discretion authority from cities and counties for land use decisions involving housing projects. county officials tell abc7 news it's reviewing the proposal based on aagreement with the county. the developer will return to the county with updated plans addressing community concerns such as parking, size, scope and esthetics for review. prior to starting construction. >> we will keep on working until it 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 congresswoman nancy pelosi ended speculation about her political future. >> today she announced she would be seeking reelection. pelosi's announcement drew cheers from a pro-union crowd in san francisco . and even though she's been in congress for 36 years, pelosi says her job is not done. she wants to return to washington and keep fighting for equal rights for everybody. pelosi calls that san francisco values our values of our city are great . >> they're deep, and they respect the dignity and worth of every person. >> right after the announcement, pelosi spoke exclusively with abc seven news insider phil matier. now is house speaker pelosi focused more on the national stage. phil expects

pelosi will be more focused on the bay area. >> we didn't see a lot of nancy pelosi in san francisco or the bay area because she was busy out there getting people elected in illinois and colorado in order to change the balance of power. all of our attention has been on the national. she's turning now to okay homelessness , fentanyl, the crises that we are facing here. >> pelosi will be 84 years old during next year's election. >> covid cases are in. covid cases are up in the bay area, including at school. san francisco unified is sending weekly reminders to parents to make sure they know what to do in case their child tests positive. abc7 news senior education reporter leah melendez is in the newsroom with more on those recommendations which liane some have frankly forgotten. >> yeah, because it hasn't been a problem until now. sort of now. one thing that parents have to realize is that this is no longer a pandemic. covid is endemic, which means like the

flu, it won't be eradicated, but it really won't disrupt our lives. or in this 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 vaccinated options 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. and so, you know, it's very touchy for them to go to school, come back with a 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 absence. his california is already experiencing following the pandemic. >> look, 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 superinten student sent to every parent right

before the beginning of the school year. >> and when students are in school every day, academic success goes up and san francisco is one of many districts facing this problem of chronic absences. >> in 20 2122, the state average was 30. san francisco did slightly better, 29. and they told me that the goal for this year is 24. but think about it still, that's a quarter of the total number of students at sfusd who are expected to miss 18 days of school or or more. so yeah, they have a lot of work to do in the newsroom. leanne melendez, abc seven news. >> all right. thank you, leanne. >> coming up next, prepare for pride. meet the people making sure that oakland is ready to celebrate this weekend. >> and i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we'll have the pride parade forecast. plus a look at how long today's warming trend will continue. when abc seven news at six r

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the parade starts at 11 a.m. at 14th and broadway. abc7 news reporter ansar hassan has details on the celebrations in store. >> nina joyner, who owns feelmore social in downtown oakland is hyped about this weekend. >> i'm so excited about this weekend. normally i'm always marching in the parade. we have a retail store not too far, but you know, now it's just it's a different vibe for us, a different feel. >> that's because her bar, which just opened in april, is along the parade route. and one of the featured spots in this weekend's oakland pride fillmore is involved in the bar crawl that's going to all of the lgbt centered and or owned bars in the area. she has 30 volunteers who will be helping out. she even has a special drink menu for pride weekend. this the naked bird is alcoholic, symbolic, she says, of being inclusive. our parade route in oakland is very short, but the work that we do is a long game. >> the long game is to create a

city that really embodies safety for people to be who they are. >> organizers say oakland pride is a celebration of the diversity of the lgbtq plus communities of oakland and the east bay. the parade, which runs through downtown oakland on sunday, is the second largest of its kind in northern california . the oakland pride is also about family, fairyland, amusement park near lake merritt will hold special family friendly events on saturday. >> i am most excited about kids and families walking through our door and feeling welcomed here. no matter what their gender identity, sexual identity. >> oakland city council member rebecca kaplan helped launch oakland pride in 2008. in a statement to abc7 news, she says we need to unite in this time of unprecedented attacks against our lgbtq plus community. this event is a chance to show our pride and celebrate our progress and come together to create a more inclusive and equitable future for all. >> the politics are really important to the people here in oakland and we are an open

community and we want to make everyone feel safe like i said earlier, no matter what the gender, no matter what your sexuality is, i think it's really important that we stay true to that. >> in oakland, sarasohn, abc seven news. answerbc seven news reporter zach fuentes will bring you parade live starting at 11 a.m. on sunday. >> we're streaming live on abc7 news.com as well as the abc7 area app. >> we want bright sunshine, perfect temperatures, perfect everything. yes sandy patel, you got perfect everything for that pride parade. >> larry and omelets. take a look at the forecast at 11 a.m. when the parade begins, it's going to be nice and mild and bright, 65 degrees. temperatures . will come up into the low to upper 70s. so not too hot, not too cold, just ideal weather for parading. 7 p.m, 67 degrees. the sun sets at 7:24 p.m. now today's temperatures are up anywhere from two degrees in concord to nine degrees in santa

rosa compared to 24 hours ago. good day to be out on the beach in santa cruz right now. the waves are not really that bad, but things are going to be changing. hurricane jova, just southwest of baja, is moving away. it continues to weaken, but it is going to send some large swells in the direction of california. so first, before we talk about that leftover moisture from this is expected to bring the potential for some dry lightning around monterey and san benito counties. that's why a fire weather watch begins tomorrow at 5 a.m, runs until 11 p.m. if there is any lightning associated with it, could see some new fire starts. so if you're traveling down there, keep that in mind. and if you're heading to southern california to they have high surf advisories because of hova until monday evening as they are expecting rough surf beach hazards statement for the monterey bay for that southerly swell that is coming in with hova and we are expecting that to run through sunday night in

increased risk of rip currents with the large breakers, especially for south facing beaches. so if you're going to the coast, just be careful. golden gate bridge camera is pretty socked in with the fog. 64 degrees right now in san francisco, 69 and oakland. you're really in the comfort zone. san jose, 82 degrees. palo alto, 72. and from our oakland airport, cameras seeing lots of sunshine right now as we look at those temperatures. low 80s novato, santa rosa, 88 in fairfield, 85 degrees. concord and livermore look at this view from our san jose camera. sunny skies right now. fog limited to the coast and parts of the bay. overnight. some are warmth for the weekend and we have a cooler pattern starting on tuesday. so hour by hour we go. you'll notice the clouds coming in from hova. now the best opportunity for showers will be in the sierra. also around parts of southern california. but of course the monterey bay might have the potential for that dry lightning. so something to keep in mind. your morning temperatures in the 50s 60s there will be some areas of fog near the bay and along the coast tomorrow afternoon in the south

bay, 81 in santa clara, 82. in san jose, a nice warm one in the morgan hill area. upper 90s you see some of those higher clouds from that hurricane. we're not expecting the hurricane to hit here, but some clouds from it. 75 in menlo park on the peninsula, 76 san mateo, mid 60s coast side. nice day in san francisco, 70 degrees breezy along the coast, north bay, temperatures 70 at stinson beach , 83. in san rafael, 86 in santa rosa, heading into the east bay, temperatures will be in the low 70s to the low 80s 75 in oakland, 81 for you in castro valley. you want summer warmth. you got it. 86 degrees in walnut creek, 88 livermore 92 degrees in fairfield. accuweather seven day forecast low 90s inland a lot like today a mid 60s coast and then temperatures going up sunday. we've got hotter weather inland mid 90s don't worry, the coast remains comfortable and that heat will continue on monday before we notice a significant cooldown, especially

inland where you're only in the mid 80s, larry. >> but that seems like perfection. >> an ideal weather. yeah. thank you, sandra in san jose. >> we may be seeing the impact of a workers strike that was averted just two weeks ago or just weeks ago. excuse me. san jose officials are proposing cuts to other services to fund the raises given to workers to prevent the largest walkout in the city in decades. abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes has been following the story and has more. >> viva sj is a popular event that closes down miles of city streets for cycling and vendors. the next one sunday is set to go as planned, but how often it comes back may now be in question. all because of an agreement that was reached to stop a strike. more than 4500 city workers were threatening to walk off the job mid-august after tense negotiations. a deal was reached between the city and a coalition of two unions, workers with local 21 and afscme 101 got a 14.5 to 15% wage increase over three years, with a 6% hike in the first year. now, the city says to meet the first year increase, it may have

to cut some funding to viva sj and other critical city services . >> the cuts in year one of this contract amount to about $4 million and include things like viva parks, viva cal crossing guards in front of schools, traffic light synchronization union representatives were unavailable to speak on camera friday, but a spokesperson says they don't believe the cuts are necessary. >> they pointed us to research done by nonprofit working partnerships. usa research that they cited while negotiating a working partnerships doesn't necessarily have the expertise or access to all the information that the city manager's budget director does. >> i'm going to go with the budget directors recommendation. >> though he disagreed with the amount the workers will get. mehan says he's supportive of the city workers getting raises and says the unions did their jobs. the city council, he says, is ultimately responsible for the cuts, though mehan says cuts can't be avoided this year, there may be slim hope for years, two and three of the new contracts, but it is certainly possible that the economy will do better than expected and

we'll dodge a bullet. >> it's equally possible all that the projections will be too positive and actual revenue will come in under the projection, in which case we will see a very significant shortfall and be making extremely painful cuts and potentially layoffs. >> the city council is set to vote on the wage contracts and proposed cuts tuesday in san jose. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, you've heard of deals at the grocery store. coming up next, hear about a deal involving grocery stores. about 400 of them i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis.

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pickup. the cut is about $1 an hour and does not apply to existing employees. the pay cut means online order preparers will earn wages that are more in line with cashiers and stockers. >> hundreds of stores are being sold so that a deal to merge two grocery giants can move ahead. it's the fallout from a merger agreement between albertsons and kroger. that deal would create the largest supermarket chain in the whole country. but to clear antitrust regulations, the chains are selling a total of more than 400 stores. albertson based in pleasanton, it owns safeway and lucky supermarkets, while kroger owns several brands, including foodmax and food for less. no details yet on exactly which stores will be sold. >> coming up next, see what a difference a multi-million dollar donation will make to a san francisco nonprofit. it's coming from a well known philanthropist. >> and do you remember brian stow? tonight, a look back at the trauma and recovery this giants fan h

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donation. that's what a local nonprofit group just received, a very generous gift for the san francisco community land trust. >> yes, it comes from philanthropist mackenzie scott, who was once married to amazon founder jeff bezos. abc7 news reporter suzannephan takes a closer look at what the money will do. literally cried for ten minutes straight after that phone call. >> zach bailey, executive director of the san francisco community land trust, was overwhelmed with emotion after a life changing phone call. it was just simply hi, it's us. the team from mackenzie scott and you are the recipient of $20 million. according to recent reports, philanthropists mackenzie scott has donated more than $146 million this year to 24 different nonprofits, including the san francisco community land trust at san francisco community land trust works to acquire property and turn it into permanently affordable homes by placing it

under community ownership ship. >> we are a very small organization, a small nonprofit. we've been around for 20 years, but we have just to give you a sense, five employees and our budget is basically $1 million a year over the past two decades, the nonprofit has acquired 14 buildings and 145 units for affordable housing for bipoc communities. >> next friday, the san francisco community land trust will celebrate the opening of this four unit affordable housing complex. it's the first of its kind in russian hill at a house, seniors and families. the trust first acquired the apartments through the city's small sites program, which provides loans to nonprofit sponsors. >> for us, it really means the future of creating bipoc homeownership in the bay area. as you know, this is an area that's in dire need of affordable housing. >> gaby malnati lives in russian hill. she's moving soon because rent is so expensive, it is not affordable whatsoever. she loves what mackenzie scott's done.

>> i think it's really great and personally i think there should be more, more, more like donations like that. coming to san francisco. >> so as for the sf community land trust, they say they're going to triple the size of their staff and scale up their acquisitions, taking properties off the speculative market and turning them into permanent housing. the bottom line, bailey says the non profits vision is simple. >> this is an opportunity to give so many families in the bay area a chance at finally owning a home in san francisco. >> suzannephan an abc seven news. happening tonight, the final bhangra and beats night market in san francisco. >> so this is the third of three events. the last two of each drawn about 10,000 people to downtown san francisco. the night market features north indian dance music, food and local artists. the event shuts down a part of battery street between washington and sacramento. the party started at 5:00 and goes until ten. bart promises more trains and shorter wait times when it puts an updated service schedule into

effect on monday. wait times will be no more than 20 minutes, even on nights and weekends on all lines, some daytime service is being scaled back in order to provide more evening service. as of monday, bart will only use its fleet of new cars. the last ride on the older legacy cars will take place on sunday. trains will also be shorter. >> we no longer have the big high tide in the morning where you see people traveling from the east bay into the city. it's more evened out throughout the day and throughout the week. so we matched the travel patterns to our schedule. >> all ridership is still well below what it was before the pandemic. the weekday ridership is up to 40. on weekends, it's nearly two thirds of pre-pandemic levels. >> we need to correct a news item reported yesterday here on abc7 as san francisco police released body camera video in the shooting of a man in the tenderloin. we reported that the man died following the shooting last month. actually he remains hospitalized and the police department says he's in stable condition. sorry, we do regret the error. the shooting happened

after officers spent about 20 minutes trying to get the man to drop a knife. two officers began shooting after they say he came toward them swinging that knife. well, it's been 12 years since giants fan bryan stow was beaten into a coma at dodger stadium. his recovery be a very slow process it to learn just how to walk again. our sister station in los angeles has put together a special piece about the attack and stow's recovery. here's mark brown. what did they take from you? >> my life. i was a healthy paramedic, loved my job, loved my family and boom changed like that. >> i met with bryan stow at a gym in scotts valley near santa cruz. his son, tyler, is now his trainer, helping his dad gain strength all the way down, get the elbow down all the way. >> yeah. nice shot. >> stow lives quietly. these days with his parents, dave and ann, giving him round the clock

care. some of you may not remember his name, but it was once a common refrain in the news. stow was the victim of one of the most well known acts of sports fan violence. it happened in 2011 after the opening day game at dodger stadium. bitter rivals the giants and dodgers squaring off. brian stow and his friends were there. big giants fans in their giants gear after the game. stow was blindsided in the parking lot by two men wearing dodger jerseys. >> it was a dodger fan and a dodger jersey. >> there was no way to identify him. >> if i saw him, i could recognize him. but he's gone. >> they picked us because we were all wearing giants shirts or jerseys and i turned around late and i caught the brunt of it, punched and kicked. >> his skull was fractured. he barely survived. corey the dove i me to protect me goes brian. >> i saw your brain, my skull was split open that much that he saw my brain. >> many patients with this

degree of bleeding and swelling in the brain, especially on both sides, with the skull fracture that brian had, would not survive this injury. he spent nine months in a coma. >> part of his skull had to be removed. he had to relearn how to walk, talk and right now, more than a dozen years later, it's been a remarkable recovery. but it's a process that may never end. >> i want to be able to walk without a device, crutches or a cane. i want to be healthy, be it's not that much to ask the two men who went to prison for the brutal beating. >> louis sanchez and marvin norwood are now free and not far from brian's mind. do you think about them? >> every single day, wondering what they're doing? yeah one of the guys got four years in prison. the other guy got eight years in prison. so there i had five cardiac arrests that night in the hospital. and that's all

they got. >> his family sued the dodgers, citing poor security in the parking lots. they were left with just over $5 million to take care of brian. his family has been there the whole way, caring for his every need. and surprisingly, even though he was nearly killed, brian says he would go back to dodger stadium for another dodgers giants game. >> i would wear the same jersey and still go to the game just be have a heads up as to what's going on. >> mark brown, abc seven news. incredible to hear that story again. >> we of course wish him the best recovery and it's nice to see that he continues to improve . well, it has been one year since the death of queen elizabeth. the second king charles released an audio message to mark the anniversary we recall with great affection in her long life devoted service and all she meant to so many of us. buckingham palace released this photo of the queen taken in

1968. she was the longest serving british monarch. today marks one month since wildfires burned through maui, destroying homes, businesses and lives. >> there are 115 confirmed fatalities. only about half have been identified and their families notified the number of missing has dropped down to 66. the red cross is helping more than 6000 survivors in temporary housing like hotels, long term housing solutions still need to be figured out in some parts of lahaina, the water still is not safe to drink. the sewer system isn't working properly. the epa is helping to remove hazardous material from burned areas. if you want to help with the maui wildfire relief efforts, you can make a $10 donation to the red cross. go to redcross.org, slash abc. >> coming up, see what it will take to rescue an american man stuck thousands of feet underground in a cave in turkey . medical issues mean he needs to get out sooner

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able to return to the surface. abc news reporter reena roy explains just how precarious the situation is. >> 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 a 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 cave's 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. >> coming up next, we're going to take a look at sandhya's weekend forecast and a reminder, monday night football back on abc. >> the first game kicks off monday night with the bills

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lay. i realize that it's a community and it breaks down a lot of barriers. >> it's an environment of total diversity and total creativity. it's music and nature interacting. that sounds incredible. >> 60,000 people are expected to visit over the next five days. there are also scheduled concerts with food and drinks. you can reserve tickets online. that's a great idea. >> all right. happening now. this is good. long time abc7 news reporter david louie is being honored at the san francisco chinese culture center's annual gala. david

receiving the lifetime achievement in community building award. he was one of the first asian american reporters in the bay area. david retired last year after 50 years with our company, most of them as a reporter here at abc7. i miss david. we miss you, david. always smiling. he was always happy and in that regard we kind of balanced each other out. >> i love when you give it to yourself. >> well i know it's coming from somebody, so. >> all right, let's get to the weekend weather. >> sandhya yeah, no, congratulate to david and alma and larry. let's take a look at the atlantic because hurricane lee, which was a major category five hurricane yesterday, is still powerful, but it has weakened to a four. let me show you where it is right now. winds of 150 miles an hour. it is moving to the west northwest at 13 miles an hour. it is going to continue to move across the caribbean over the next couple of days. but staying north of san juan, puerto rico, moving

away from the island chain. the biggest threat with this is going to be life threatening rip currents, danger swells. and then this system is expected to make a turn paralleling the east coast. but rough surf could be impacting parts of the eastern seaboard as early as sunday going into monday. here's a look at live doppler seven here. locally, we do have a little bit of fog, not too much. it's not going to be really widespread. fog event tomorrow morning, limited to the coast and the bay tomorrow afternoon. it's a warm day inland in the 80s and 90s along the coast. it's mild in the 60s. now on sunday, temperatures are going up. we'll be in the mid 90s for the hot spots that holds for monday and then you'll notice that sharp drop off inland only in the mid 80s is a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. no extreme weather just summertime warmth for the weekend and then we'll cool it off. for those of you who don't like the warm weather, larry and alma, it's looking good really from a fire weather perspective as well. we don't want any extreme heat around

this time of year. >> true. thanks sandhya. >> all right. i'm in for dan casey pratt handling sports. george kittle cracked me up the other day when he said the 40 niners are better when nick bosa's biceps and quads are on the roster. >> yeah and the biceps and quads . they're all right because the two words that might scare bay area fans the most pending and physical spooky. but when you see us carlos career but when you see nick bosa actually put that pen to paper all the e's right there on everyone's minds and wait until you hear who stepped up t

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you there, bosa signed, sealed, delivered. officially the highest paid defensive player in the nfl. and get this, during an impasse, former warriors gm bob myers even stepped in to help out. so here's an excited nick

bosa faithful. >> i'm locked in. just signed six years. i'm a niner for life. let's go win some rings. >> yep. that's about as excited as the even keeled bosa gets. the reigning defensive player of the year will be ready to go week one in pittsburgh. great news for the niners. terrible news for the steelers. the relief on the faces of kyle shanahan and john lynch this week have been really fun to see . the 25 year old defensive end eats, sleeps and dreams football . so it was hard for him to be away from his teammates during the holdout. >> i've been waiting for that moment. that's probably one of the biggest things i was excited for is to walk in the building and see all the guys i know. they have my back, players have each other's back in this league because it's business at the end of the day and it was really cool to see everybody. there are certain points throughout it that were more stressful than others, but i trust the team around me. i know that they have my best interest in mind. i trusted the 40 niners organization and all of them to

work well with with my guys. and i had trust all along, but it definitely was stressful. it's going to be a weight off my shoulders and i'm just going to be able to really not really think about the negative thoughts that come along with playing this game and just just be free out there and play for one reason. and to win games. >> i mean, he's so chill. fiba world cup basketball semifinals usa and germany. usa down six late in the fourth. anthony edwards the big pull up three. carmelo anthony cheering on his former squad one point game just over a minute to go andreas ops shakes the defender and hits the big three. germany in control up four 30s to go. edwards he's going to turn it over. that's it for america. the germans. hold on. 113 111 eliminating and upsetting team usa. and larry a's and rangers. former giants manager bruce bochy has his team only a half game out of a wild card spot. crazy play here in the first ryan ota looks like a normal ground ball to first the pitcher jordan montgomery covers

first gets the out falls asleep at the wheel forget zack gelof was on second the heads up base running and speed scores easily from second on a groundout that's crazy. this kid is special. right now it's three three in the fifth us open men's semifinals. second rank novak djokovic, a 20 year old american. ben shelton, second set shelton in the near court. gorgeous drop shot. watch novak run it down. incredible. back and forth. joker with a slam. he would win the first two sets easily. third set tie break, match point for the 23 time grand slam winner. shelton's forehand goes into the net. djokovic advances to sunday's final in straight sets. and this may be weird for everybody on the set, even me. i don't know how we look at this. cowboys debuted an ai version of owner jerry jones. they can actually answer questions from fans. so, jerry, why have you lost to the 49 ers in the playoffs two years in a row? can your brain quantify that? that's what i thought. jerry jerry and larry, you know, the quill pen from

boston kind of inspired me. and i happen to have two quill pens here, so i'm going to give you one. i have a contract here. it's what's it say? be a little lucrative, but. kc $170 million over five years. just go ahead and sign right there. i approve this message. yes >> no. is that all? is that all? >> yeah. yeah. just put your john hancock on that right there. >> and this is guaranteed, right? >> it's all guaranteed. it's all guaranteed money. so, by the way . go ahead. >> yeah, let me sign this for my daughter once asked me if i was old enough to write with a quill pen when i was a boy. >> i said, i'm not ben franklin up here. >> all right. thanks for joining us. i'm amadeus. >> i'm larry beal for san diego, the newly signed casey brass. have a good night, everybody. we'll see you again

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