specht, who was shot. bullet holes were evident in the windows of the black suv, and there were questions about whether that suv had tried to ram into patrol cars. >> that is still part of the investigation right now, that they're still trying to figure

out. >> streets were closed for several blocks in both directions into the afternoon, in some cases, people were able to access offices and an urgent care clinic nearby. this man was on his way to a painting studio right after the shooting happened. >> and i worry about theft and i worry about uh- anything happening right now on scene, we have the district attorney's office working alongside berkeley police department, homicide division and the coroner, alameda county coroner's bureau has also responded to the scene to help with the investigation. >> this is the second officer involved shooting incident in berkeley since september. before then, berkeley police had not shot a single suspect since 2010. i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> and today we are looking into the effect of racist text messages sent by san jose police officer. what it could have on a 2022 shooting case. the man shot by the officer is now demanding criminal charges. abc7 news reporter zach fuentes tells us

the man and his attorney are calling for and what could happen next. we get a glimpse into the mind of a police officer. >> this individual police officer, attorney adante pointer is representing chaon green. green was shot by a now former san jose police officer in 2022 outside la victoria. taqueria green says he took a gun from someone who was part of a fight inside the restaurant. officer mark mcnamara shot green as he was backing out of the restaurant with the gun he took away. >> i went in there to help. i came out looking for help, seeking help from officers, people that are supposed to help me only to be shot and almost killed. >> now, text messages uncovered by a san jose police internal affairs investigation show what officer mcnamara wrote to fellow officers. the message is dated one day after the march 2022 shooting and said in wanted to carry a gun in the wild, wild

west. >> not on my watch. >> the text released by san jose police chief anthony motta friday go on to find mcnamara making even more racially charged statements, including one that says he hates black people. the city of san jose has faced a civil rights suit since the 2022 shooting. >> so much of a civil rights case depends on what the officer's state of mind was. >> legal analyst stephen clark says those messages could be used to paint a picture of the officer's state of mind. >> i think that creates a whole new view of this case on many levels, and you will see certainly for the civil rights case, that these will be the centerpiece of the case to show this officer acted differently because the person that was shot was african american. >> though officer mcnamara resigned and is no longer an lapd officer, green and pointer are calling on him to be decertified so he can never bring his racial animus to bear in the community again. as for green and pointers calls for mcnamara to face criminal charges, clark says it's not out

of the question. >> the way he responds in a text, messages and other avenues was really inappropriate. and i think that will be key in what the da does next. criminally with this officer. >> we asked for an interview with police chief motta monday following green and pointers press conference. we were told that he was not available and no further comments could be made since the matter is pending litigation and now being handled by the city attorney's office in san jose. zach fuentes, abc seven news. the federal trial for the man charged with the attack on nancy pelosi's husband starts this week. >> the man was caught on security video breaking into pelosi's home and threatening her husband, paul. abc's seven news reporter stephanie sierra was in court all day as jurors were selected. she's live outside the federal court building. steph >> yes, dan well, 100 potential jurors walked into the courtroom today to be questioned. a diverse group of people of all ages and professions. i did notice more men than women, some saying they have no knowledge of

this case aside from paul pelosi being hurt while others have extensive knowledge of it, describing their in-depth understanding of qanon, giving attorneys a lot to discuss. and we know those discussions, ins are happening as we speak. 12 jurors and two alternates will be selected to decide the fate of david depape, the man charged with federal assault and attempted kidnaping after breaking into the home of former speaker nancy pelosi last october. and striking her husband, paul on the head with a steel hammer. today jurors were asked to answer questions on a wide range of topics, including whether they are represented by congresswoman. pelosi. if they had supported her campaigns or have ever expressed opinions about her on social media. >> this is the time for people to express their bias. this is the time for people to truthfully say how they feel, what we really fear is that people will hide those views and say they can be fair when they really can't. >> adam gassner, a 22 year veteran, federal criminal defense attorney, says this is

crucial to ensure a fair trial. but the reality is san francisco has has a wide variety of people that are for and against that family in general. several jurors admitted they could not remain impartial given the media exposure or other preconceived notions they had about the case and the former. speaker. one potential juror candidly responded to one of the questions, saying pelosi deserved harsh treatment while others said they could still remain impartial, despite expressing frustration over their stock trading, arguing the pelosis have privileges they use for financial gain. so if somebody is critical of the pelosi's, it shows a bias and they're perhaps not a good juror for this case. a public defender representing depape has argued that the extensive media attention, as well as pelosi's popularity in san francisco, will prohibit him from getting a fair trial in the city. this is why his defense team tried to move the trial to eureka. but the judge denied that request. gessner says it's too soon to tell if juror impartiality will be an issue.

>> really, san francisco is a big and diverse county. eureka, for example, where they wanted to transfer to is a small and not so diverse county. so the reality is there's a lot of san franciscans here for that i think will be fair. >> david depape pled not guilty to both federal charges of assault and attempted kidnaping. now the trial begins this thursday. we know paul pelosi himself is expected to testify next monday. and we've also learned that speaker emerita, nancy pelosi will be named as a possible witness. we'll, of course, be following this very closely. dan we're live in san francisco. stephanie sierra, abc7 news. >> yeah, stephanie obviously has has been well documented. there's an overwhelming amount of evidence against pap. what else are we expected to learn during the trial? >> well, dan, we do know a lot of evidence have been released in this trial, but the one thing we still do not know is target number one on depapes hit list.

this was revealed early on in the trial from sfpd. investigators it was when depape claimed that he had plenty of other targets on his hit list, including governor gavin newsom, actor tom hanks, as well as the president's son, hunter biden. so prosecutors have alleged that depape planned to use paul pelosi to lure to target one. and again, we don't know who that is. it's unclear if that person's identity will be revealed during this trial. >> well, we shall see. all right, stephanie sierra, thanks very much. >> well, let's get his mom was in court today to face new charges. they are connected to accusations that she organized drunken parties for her son and his friends during which some teens were sexually assaulted. and 49 year old shannon o'connor was arraigned on 20 felonies and 43 misdemeanor. they include child endangerment, sexual assault and providing alcohol to minors. the complaint says girls as young as 14 were sexually assaulted at the parties. the district attorney's office sent

the case to a grand jury to avoid preliminary hearings that they say would retraumatize the victims their anxiety. >> understandably ramps up as they get prepared to testify, try and relive what the defendant did to them, could face more than 30 years in prison if convicted. >> google, fortnite, some very big names in the gaming world, are clashing today in a federal courtroom in san francisco. epic games, which makes fortnite accuses google of maintaining an illegal monopoly in app distribution through its google play store. the antitrust lawsuit could reshape how smartphone users get android apps and pay for content. epic encourages players to bypass google and pay for in-app content directly through epic's website. google says epic is not paying to support the platform. the ceos of google and epic are expected to testify. >> it was a sprinkly morning, but now the skies are clearing up. boy and those beautiful clouds hanging in that blue sky. >> all right. let's take a live

look now outside and go to spencer christian to talk a little bit more about what we can expect as we start another week. spencer okay. >> dan and kristen well, you know, it was wet for some folks today and even wetter for others. let me give you a look at the rainfall totals. you can see many locations received only a few hundredths of an inch of rain from this system like oakland and san jose and redwood city. but 3000/600 of an inch of rain was measured in santa rosa and in fremont and danville. 4100. it's more than 4/10 of an inch of rain. so it has been wet in some spots and even now, as we look at live doppler seven, you can see a big gap there, a big break in the activity in the central part of the bay area. but there's a line of showers and even some thunder showers approaching the north bay coast right now. and another line of showers moving through the south bay. so here's what we can expect this evening as we look at the forecast animation. it looks like the activity in the south bay is going to wind down. but a few more isolated showers are likely to move through the north bay tonight. but by about 10:00 tonight, we expect the

activity to be all over. we'll get partial clearing overnight and a bright start to the day tomorrow. i'll have the accuweather seven day forecast a little bit later. dan and kristen. >> all right thank you, spencer. san francisco will be center stage for world diplomacy as the asia pacific economic cooperation or apec summit kicks off later this week. the ferris wheel from golden gate park has been moved after three years and is being installed at fisherman's wharf to be closer to the area where apec visitors will be gathered. it's called the sky star observation wheel and it brings riders 150ft up into the air. the parts arrived over the weekend, weighing nearly half 1 million pounds. it will reopen on november 10th, five days ahead of the summit. the wheel is set to stay in the city through 2025. >> apec's 21 member economies are home to nearly 3 billion people. they represent about half of all the trade in 2021. and president biden, vice president kamala harris, a handful of us cabinet members and ambassadors are set to attend the san francisco summi

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>> maybe i was worried about he can get shot or hit by a car. i don't know. something but he didn't attack any animals. >> arturo says not only did shadow escape his yard, he actually nudged open a latch similar to this one. opened the gate and took off. >> when i get in to give his food, he run a back of me and stand up on the gate and open with his mouth. shadow weekend out caused a flurry of calls to police from the public. >> some drivers grabbing video of him running on highway 12 near sebastopol, all about eight miles from his home. rangers from california fish and wildlife helped in the search. a doorbell camera in santa rosa capturing neighbor's reaction when shadow was apparently seen walking down the street. there's a dog. >> it's a big one. >> we've gotten some mountain lion calls and we had the bear call in petaluma. but never a wolf. yeah that's a big guy. officer emily crum says she wasn't sure what to think at

first, but her north bay animal services team helped corral shadow monday morning with the help of arturo's two pet huskies . >> arturo, now grateful to everyone who helped bring shadow home. >> thank you for the help. thank you for the agency, the police and animal services that helped me to get him back. thank you so much. >> by the way, in sonoma county, it's perfectly legal to own a wolf hybrid dog like shadow. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> well, there are a lot of myths regarding wolf dogs. for example. some people think wolf hybrids make better guard dogs. the reality is wolves are shy by nature and are poor protection dogs. plus, their aggressive tendencies can make them unpredictable. another myth. huskies and malamutes are part wolf. in fact, they are both just breeds of dogs like any other. >> a very interesting. >> today, a vallejo mother turned her unimaginable grief into a moment of gratitude for bay area firefighters. more than two years ago, we told you about

young michael reading and the spectacular second birthday party. firefighters from vallejo and alameda county threw for him. michael suffered from a rare connective tissue disease and he loved fire engines, firefighters, everything that had to do with the fire department during the pandemic, michael made daily visits to his neighborhood firehouse in castro valley. sadly michael died a few months ago. today, his mom thanked the firefighters with hugs and a heartfelt gift. >> so today i am presenting them with the book. firefighter michael and the titans last spell that i'm so excited to give them. it was their love and their eulogy that they gave for michael that inspired this book. today an emotional reunion between emily and the firefighters from the alameda county fire department. >> point oh know that meant so much to them. and what a nice

gesture on her part. such a difficult time. she's been through. but that was really nice of her. and love on every single page of the book. >> yeah, i know. >> very sweet. all right, let's move on and talk a little bit about the weather forecast. the rain has eased as you see the skies behind us are clearing up and they're gorgeous skies, right, spencer? they are indeed. >> it was a very wet day earlier with lots of clouds, as you know. but right now, the skies are beautiful. good picture taking, skye right now. here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see that we've got a big break in the central part of the bay area with lines of showers moving through both the northernmost part of our viewing area and through parts of the south bay right now. but showers are winding down. it's breezy. wind speeds right now about 10 to 15mph in most spots, 24 hour temperature change shows it's about 2 to 8 degrees cooler in most spots than at this time yesterday. so here's a live view from mt. tam looking out. beautiful view, in fact, looking out over the bay. you see lots of clouds moving through the sky, but no rain at this point anyhow. mid 60s right now in santa rosa in san francisco, rather. and oakland, 68 degrees

in mountain view at 70 and san jose 66 in palo alto and 59 at half moon bay. nice view at the golden gate. a little bit of blue sky, a little bit of clouds mixed in there. it's currently mid 60s at santa rosa and novato 63 at napa, 67 apiece at fairfield and concord and livermore 65 degrees. and finally, the view from emeryville as we check out our forecast headlines. isolated showers may still develop during the evening hours, but mainly in the north bay. partial clearing is occurring now and will continue overnight. it'll be sunnier and drier tomorrow and we can expect chilly mornings, middle of the week and maybe a chance of rain by friday. now, we don't really need the storm impact scale up here again because the storm is almost over. but because cause there's still a chance for some showers pushing through the north bay this evening, then i'll say that on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale, this is a level one. and for parts of this evening a few isolated showers are possible mainly in the north bay. we expect less than five hundredths of an inch from these showers. as you watch the forecast animation, it looks like it's all going to be over by about 10:00 tonight, although

you see some other active weather developing offshore. we don't expect that to reach the bay area tomorrow. in the sierra, it's been snowing lightly. and when it's all over late tomorrow night, we expect maybe just 1 to 2in of snow accumulation there. meanwhile, back in the bay area overnight lows will be in the upper 40s to low 50s highs tomorrow. 60 at the coast and mid to upper 60s at the bay and inland. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast and as you can see we expect bright skies for the next few days with some very chilly morning weather and then on friday gets cloudier with a chance of some more rain coming in doesn't look like it's going to be a big system but right now we just have to keep watching. it's development and then it gets a little bit milder as we go into next weekend. >> okay. that's what you call unsettled in your business. >> unsettled. that's what we call it. an official meteorological term. >> went to school for that. thanks. >> okay. all right. tackling san francisco's biggest issues like homelessness and crime. later, tech workers go looking for solutions using artificial intelligence.

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four other states. a warning tonight about getting a company phone number from siri, alexa or google assistant. it hears the words don't do it. i always warn against getting a company's phone number from a search page because a bad guys post fake websites and they post phony phone numbers. those who end up calling the phony ones can be ripped off. well, now my advice extends to smart assistants. we are getting reports they could respond with a fake phone number putting you at risk. only get numbers from the correspondent sent to you by the company or from the company's official website. >> that's happened to me a couple times. i was fooled. i didn't realized before i got gave my money away real easy to do for hotels, to hotels are all the phone happened to me with an airline. >> is that right? there you go. yeah >> always new ways to get us. thanks michael. >> all right. well, still to come, this afternoon, today's operations by israeli forces in gaza. they set the stage for what could be the deadliest

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prediction. inés de la cuetara reports from jerusalem. >> according to the hamas run palestinian health ministry, more than 10,000 palestinians have been killed in gaza, more than one third of them children since the israeli military retaliated against the terror attack by hamas that killed nearly 1500 of its people. as the arab world calls for a cease fire, secretary of state antony blinken made a whirlwind series of stops in the west bank. iraq and turkey. >> one of the common denominators that i've heard throughout this trip is the imperative of american engagement, american leadership. blinken left the region without any assurances of getting a humanitarian pause for the civilians in gaza and a growing list of countries have recalled their ambassadors to israel. >> as you would be aware, extremely concerned at the continued killing of children and innocent civilians in the palestine palestine indian territories. in tel aviv, prime

minister benjamin netanyahu insists any cease fire would only benefit hamas. and while meeting with other foreign ambassadors told them his country is fighting a global battle, if the middle east falls to the axis of terror, europe will be next. >> and no one will be safe. israel's defense forces claim they have encircled gaza city, saying today there is gaza north and gaza south. >> the idf, once again dropped leaflets urging the palestinian people to head south and sunday, hundreds appeared to respond to that warning. walking down gaza's main north south highway. meanwhile this morning, a military cargo plane from jordan in coordination with israeli forces airdropping urgent medical aid to a field hospital in gaza. the airdrop in response to delays moving supplies through the rafah crossing between gaza and egypt. and now a us submarine arriving in the middle east. part of the administration's efforts to deter iran and hezbollah from opening up a new front in this war. ines de la cuetara. abc news, jerusalem. back here at

home, former president trump took the stand today in his new york civil fraud trial, vigorously defending his wealth and business, often trying the patience of the judge. >> abc news reporter reena roy is in new york. >> former president trump in the hot seat in new york state supreme court getting questioned by prosecutors in the civil fraud trial against him. his two adult sons and the trump organization. in the tension rising in the courtroom, trump giving lengthy responses on the witness stand. judge arthur engoron getting increasingly frustrated and saying trump was not answering the questions from prosecutors at times raising his voice at trump's attorney, saying, i beseech you to control him, adding, if you can't, i will. even threatening to excuse trump, he also struck out some of trump's answers from the record on the stand. trump saying this is a very unfair trial and i hope the public is watching, calling it a political witch hunt. >> it's a very unfair situation as this trial is ridiculous. >> new york attorney general letitia james accusing him and his eldest sons of inflating the net worth of the trump

organization's assets by as much as $2.2 billion. >> at the end of the day, the only thing that matters are the facts and the numbers. and numbers. my friends don't lie. >> the judge has already agreed that james has proved her case on the key issue of fraud, determining trump overvalued those assets for a decade to get better terms on loans and insurance. in court today, trump admitted to overvaluing to properties, but claimed that those numbers were later corrected on financial statements. overall, trump denying any wrongdoing. the attorney general is seeking $250 million in damages and is hoping to bar trump and his sons from doing business in new york and trump testified on and off for about five hours before wrapping up his direct examination and stepping down from the witness stand. reena roy, abc news, new york. >> california's attorney general is urging the us supreme court to uphold the law that bars gun possession for people with restraining orders for domestic violence. the supreme court

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egyptian lines then carved it into it to create a human head on the body of a lion. yeah oh, okay. >> maybe. >> but, you know, look at the pyramid right behind it. they did that? >> yes, that's true. >> that's true. or maybe the aliens. >> we're not sure. >> i have a theory on this. when professors get bored, they come up with a theory like this and then watch it on tv. that's what i think. >> oh, yeah, yeah, i bet. >> i bet that makes a lot of sense, though. i mean, you see, mother nature carved things into, like, caves and the side of the mountain, and then you start to see it, and then, you know, pretty soon you go, i'll just make it look even more so. >> cleaned it up a bit. >> i have actually never seen the sphinx or the pyramids. it's on my bucket list. spencer you have? >> yes. and it's fascinating when you're standing there. you know, you just have this. well, at least i was overwhelmed by this feeling of being so close to something with so much history behind it. it's pretty breathtaking and also something that you can't imagine be difficult to create today, much less thousands of years ago.

incredible. another collaborative effort between people and nature. right >> right. all right. singer barbara streisand had apple ceo tim cook change how siri pronounced her last name in an interview with the bbc about her upcoming biography autobiography the superstar says apple's digital assistant was adding z to the middle of her name, pronouncing it streisand instead of streisand like sand on the beach. she's after says after a call with cook, he had siri change the pronunciation. i don't know why she should have just called michael finney. he would have knocked this out in half an hour. pretty interesting. she went right to the top. i can imagine that would be frustrating to her. yeah. michael, what do you think? >> i think it's amazing she could get that done. first of all, she had tim's phone number. he picked up the phone and then all of apple is jumping. so god bless her. good for her. >> yeah. and why not? i mean, how would you feel if siri were mispronouncing your last name? spencer christian. >> it's bad enough when we do

it. yeah. >> spencer but. but siri is a whole nother matter. >> all right. luxury retailer neiman marcus is out with this year's edition of its christmas book, which is famous, of course, for including some unique and very pricey fantasy gifts. you can star in a disney animated short film for only $510,000. wow. or how about a trip for two to detroit to see how the cadillac carmen classic came to existence and then drive it home for $975,000. so almost a million. not too bad. not too bad. if that's too much, get up close and personal with team usa at the 2024 summer olympics in paris for a bargain. 210 grand. i always enjoy reading the christmas book and it's like aspiration and you go, wow, wow, wow. and then you go, oh, oh, that's right. >> the rich really are

different, aren't they? yeah apparently they are. i mean, but when you have everything like some of these over the top experiences, i guess is what you'd want, right, right, right. >> yeah, right. i suppose. >> you know, i mean, money allows you to do crazy things and some of it i think is it is aspirational, but i think some of it is also promotional, too. you know, i don't know how many people actually avail them themselves of these opportunities. >> i like the disney film thing, but i'd like disney to pay me for that. >> that's usually how it works, isn't it? yeah, right. >> i don't know. all right. >> maybe we can pool our money together and find something for. for dan, all right? >> yeah. >> all right. well, how about a unique experience for a much lower price? martha stewart is opening her. bedford, new york, farm to two guests for one night on thanksgiving through booking.com. she'll give you a tour of the property, teach you the best way to set your table and how to make a wreath. you'll also share a catered brunch with her. booking opens november 16th. the cost $11.23. and they

will pick the winner. it's a great deal for whoever gets chosen, and i imagine that that martha stewart is getting paid more than $11.23 to offer this item. but you know, that would be actually kind of fun. >> it sounds like fun. this should be fun to sit down at dinner with and have a tour with her of her property there. yeah maybe used the wrong fork just to see how it drives. >> yeah, exactly. >> i just went on to see if we can pre-book or get a little advance or a preview. you? nope. not seeing it yet? not yet. >> nothing. okay. >> michael, all you have to be. >> i'm just hoping some college students get it and throw a party. that's what. >> oh, yeah. >> i wouldn't want to face the wrath of martha. >> you. she would have you cleaning it, i'll tell you that for sure. >> all right. well, that is this edition of the ford

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peters, who completed what they call a solidarity journey traveling from san diego to san mento by walking bike riding and using public transportation. it's the third time the two have made a 550 mile journey. stop along the way to meet with local officials to inspire change for unhoused youth. >> the solidarity journey is designed to be able to uplift the issue of young people having to experience homelessness and housing instability every night. >> the state recently

established a statewide guaranteed income program that will provide $1,000 a month for five months to unhoused high school seniors. november is runaway and homeless youth awareness month. >> very nice effort they're making. all right. look behind us. just gorgeous. the skies are clearing. >> i know. we want to bottle this up, right? chamber of commerce stuff, spencer, you're right about that. >> so we had a little rain earlier today, but now it's getting littler and littler as you look at live doppler seven, you can see a wide area of partial clearing, at least through the central part of the bay area. a few light showers are still traveling through parts of the north bay. in fact, as we look at the forecast animation, we expect those showers to continue again, isolated showers until nine, 10:00 tonight. by that time, it should be all over and we'll get more clearing during the overnight hours and start the day tomorrow with bright skies now over in the sierra, some light snow has been falling. that will continue with 1 to 2in of accumulation likely before it all ends. overnight lows here in the bay area. upper 40s to low

50s highs tomorrow 60 at the coast mid to upper 60s from the bay to inland and the accuweather seven day forecast shows some dry days with mainly sunny skies on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. but friday it gets cloudier and cooler again with a chance of showers and then it gets drier and warmer again for the weekend. it looks like that chance of showers on friday is not. we can't really tell yet how much energy that system is going to have. it could be just light showers or it could be quite a rainy day. so we're watching all the updates to see how it develops. dan and kristen. >> all right, spencer, thanks very much. in san francisco, a new mural is paying tribute to the legendary music promoter bill graham. we'll show you that if we can. are we going to have that, steve? our producer just a block from the fillmore auditorium, though, which became a social meeting spot where graham brought in many artists in the 1960s. yeah, that's right . this mural that we'll show you is sponsored by the arts group mission art for one five placed on the wall of goodwill painted

by. >> all right. >> well, there it is. let's take a look real quick. it's painted by graffiti artist west marks uses the same psychedelic lettering as seen in the famed fillmore posters. and now he's commemorated it in the neighborhood where he had such a strong impact. >> today, we gather to pay tribute to a remarkable individual whose name has become synonymous with visionary leadership, unmatched passion, and the transformative power of music. >> graham organized many benefit concerts in his day, raised money for all kinds of charities through music from a variety of genres, including rock, folk, blues and jazz. >> nice. all right. well, still to come here, this afternoon, a big announcement this afternoon at the chase center. >> that's right, a showcase of the nba's best is coming to town this is abc 724 san francisco, live in the south bay in san jose in concord.

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engineers got together to tackle those problems using artificial intelligence. abc7 news reporter luz pena has the story. >> could i save san francisco? hundreds of engineers are hoping for that. >> they started working on this back in august. we decided to reach out to a number of organizations and shefs public sector to find problems that to find challenges that we can build tech solutions for. >> that's when accelerator sf was born, a project to identify problems in san francisco and build ai solutions over the weekend, more than 100 engineers and people with specific areas of expertise got together for a hackathon to help san francisco. >> so we really want to make sure that like this one has an impact on sf. >> during the two day hackathon, 22 projects were developed with three winners that could reshape how the city works. >> first place was 301 plus, which is an incredible tool where you can just take a photo of if your car had a break in. it takes metadata from the photo

to say where and when automatically fills out the form for you. >> a key tool considering that there have been more than 17,000 car breaking incidents this year so far in san francisco and many go unreported. second place allowed homeowners and developers to enter an address to check for the expansion potential or adu eligibility. third place, an ai tool to make reporting property crimes easier and more accessible. city attorney david chu was one of the judges at the hackathon. >> you had a bunch of folks who literally thought overnight of what to do, and by sunday afternoon had demos that were almost ready for prime time supervisor matt dorsey spoke to the group about the importance of data to accomplish real change. >> i really wanted to emphasize anything that i can do to make sure that eight people are connected to their government. >> the winners received a cash prize, but also connections to make these ideas a reality. >> my thought is that we should pilot some of the things that we

saw that were working, hopefully on the city side, people will agree and the more we're able to innovate in different corners of city government, i think that can help. >> in san francisco. luz pena, abc7 news. >> the social media platform x now has an ai chat bot. it's called grok and it will soon be available to xs premium plus subscribers or through the sdai website. elon musk announced the feature this weekend. he says grok loves sarcasm and has a rebellious streak. musk says grok will answer, quote, spicy questions rejected by other ai platforms. he compared grok to his own personality. musk says grok is in an early beta testing form and is learning from ex content. >> well named, i guess, grok. well, the nba all star game is coming to the chase center and organizers are emphasizing this will be an event for the whole bay area, not just for san francisco. yes. >> sports director larry beil is live at the chase center to tell

us all about this exciting announcement. larry kristen, dan, it was like a who's who of dignitaries here for the official announcement that the 2025 nba all star game will be held right here at chase center in san francisco. >> nba commissioner adam silver flew into town for this event, joined by warriors owners joe lacob and peter guber, the mayors of san francisco, oakland and san jose. london breed shengtao and matt mahan anticipating a weekend of activities all around the bay area in february of 2025. >> it's my honor, my pleasure to announce that the 2025 all star game will be held here in san francisco at the chase center and our own steph curry hopefully is in this in this this game gets to play for the first time hopefully in front of his home fans and so that would be one of my great wishes for it and i would just say to our fans here in the bay area for the all star festivities in 2025, this

will be the epicenter of basketball around the world. i know our fans from everywhere love coming to this market. they love being part of the excitement here. all the great things that this market has to offer. and i'll just add that so much innovation around the game has really come from the people who live and work in the bay area. so i want to thank you for that as well. >> and joe lacob really emphasized he can't wait to see steph curry come out and basically be the bay area ambassador of sports here at chase center in 2025 for the all star game. let's face it, without steph, this building isn't here. the championships aren't here, and the all star game wouldn't be here either. by the way, this is what the uniforms look like. oh, nice. and i was given this and told do not even think about leaving the building with this jersey. i don't know why by that warning would be issued to me with such an honest face. don't get it, dan, i don't know.

>> i mean, what are they? >> what are they. what are they thinking? what are they thinking? what would they possibly be thinking? no, no, no, no, no. as i say, you're on live tv, larry. >> they're watching. thanks, larry. well, good stuff. yeah >> all right. in trouble. all right. coming up next on abc7, catch monday night football. the chargers versus the jets. then stay with us for after the game followed by special edition of abc seven news at 9:00. wheel of fortune comes on at 10:00. jeopardy is at 1030. stay with us for

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