abc seven news reporter luz pena is looking into the plan to get rvs to move along. >> but we'll begin with tara campbell and the new developments, the city's journey home plan. tara >> yeah, larry. mayor, london breed just issued a directive to all city departments dealing with people living on the streets of san francisco. the mayor is ordering them to offer relocation assistance before providing any other services, including including housing and shelter. she's also requiring first responders to hand out information on these services, and the city will be tracking numbers to monitor whether the program is working. as for the reasoning behind this, well, according to the mayor's office, 40% of those living on city streets came to san francisco from another county or from out of state. now, this move comes as shelters are reaching capacity, and as the city ramps up efforts to sweep encampments. this all following a supreme court ruling giving cities more leeway to force people off the streets. we should also point out san francisco has always

offered people, has always offered relocation services to people. this directive prioritizes it, and we are working to gather reaction on this directive. and we will be bringing that to you tonight at ten, live in the newsroom. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> all right, sarah, thank you. san francisco's mayor is trying to build a better bay area by making sure more people have permanent housing, including those who have been living in rvs along winston drive near sf state. >> the city is now telling those people to move. as abc seven news reporter luz pena found out, those rv residents are one step ahead. luis. >> that's right. these rv residents knew this day was coming on september of 2023, sfmta's board of directors approved a four hour parking limit on winston drive. today, that parking limit begins. what this means is that rvs will get parking tickets if they're not moved every four hours. so we found that many people just decided to park in the surrounding areas where there are no parking restrictions. it's the day many rv residents

along winston drive in san francisco have been dreading. angela, when did you move here to ca? >> i a este lugar uh- hace dos dias two days ago. >> so instead of moving their vehicles every four hours to avoid getting a ticket, we found many of them spread out throughout the area on lake merced boulevard and skyline boulevard. one of them is angela, a mother of two. we haven't gotten tickets because we moved before they started ticketing. angela did not want to show her face because she works at a nearby school. she said her husband bought the rv to go camping as a family three years ago. but after losing his job during the pandemic, they moved out of their apartment in daly city and this became their home. recently, she was offered shelter aqui en la ciudad, the person from the city who came here to speak to us did ask me, what is holding you back? why are you here in san francisco? angela said. many here were given three choices a shelter, one month of free rent from the

city, and a third option to leave san francisco. when they came here is that they said that if i have a family member somewhere else in another state, the city would pay for us to fly there and leave it. tu quieres hacer eso? you want to do that? >> and la verdad? no tengo ninguna familia pero tampoco lo quiero hacer otra cosa dijeron ellos. >> i don't have a family member anywhere else. and i also wouldn't want to do that. a couple rvs down from angela. we met carla. she moved from winston drive to with her husband and two daughters. only my husband is working right now and we just don't have enough money to be able to move somewhere else. the coalition on homelessness said the city had enough time to find solutions for these families. i mean, it's been four years of winston drive residence, >> the vehicle housed immigrant families down there who have trusted the city to find it a safe parking site. in a statement, sfmta said in part, city streets are public space where the curb is designed for public parking use, and we need

to manage the sharing of the curb space as more rvs continue to park near a community center, residents here are beginning to notice the very sympathetic to these people. >> sfmta said they believe the city has contacted 100% of all the rv residents in the area to offer them shelter. what was clear today is that many of these families don't want to be in a congregate shelter when they can be inside an rv together as family. the city also looked into a safe parking lot for these rvs, but that has not been approved yet. luz pena, abc seven news louis, thank you, san francisco mayor london breed says the city's new budget will keep the city moving forward. >> the deal, signed by breed today includes $15.9 billion for the 20 2425 fiscal year and 15.5 billion for 2526. it closes a $789 million two year deficit. now, the mayor says the deal includes critical investments in core government operations, public safety, homelessness, children and families, and

economic revitalization. >> in the south bay, there is an outbreak of scabies at a homeless shelter in sunnyvale. so far, none of the cases is confirmed. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has the story inside the north county shelter in sunnyvale. >> more than 100 beds are set up for people experiencing homelessness. right now, less than 50 people are currently staying there. >> there's the county owns this facility and we contract with bill wilson to run the shelter day to day operations. >> bill wilson center, took over those day to day operations four weeks ago from another nonprofi. last week, people who stayed at the shelter reported that several people had contracted scabies, according to the cdc. it's an infestation of the skin by a human itch mite that causes intense itching and a rash. this woman said she stayed at the shelter for six months and contracted scabies. it's just really uncomfortable, especially at night. >> you can't sleep. you toss and turn and you're just always itchy. >> bill wilson, center, addressing those concerns at a

thursday press conference. according to our partners at santa clara county public health at this time, there are no confirmed cases of scabies, only presumed cases pending the results of a skin test. the county santa clara public health department sent abc seven a statement that said in part it received a report of a suspected scabies outbreak at the north county shelter. while scabies cannot be confirmed without sample testing, doctors commonly prescribed treatment for scabies based on symptoms, the bill wilson ceo telling us that there are seven of those presumed cases and that those people have been physically isolated off site. advocate sean cartwright says she's been helping many of the people isolated. i've been here at the hotel for five days. >> as long as people have been here, all these people are diagnosed with scabies. it says so on their records, though, bill wilson said it only knows of presumed cases. >> they say precautions include daily intensive cleaning. still cartwright said more needs to be done. >> everyone should be put in a hotel for three days while pest inspectors can bomb the building and take care of every pest

that's in there. >> the county's office of supportive housing said it will continue to work with the bill wilson center to make sure that public health guidelines are followed in sunnyvale. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> a teenager is dead after a crash on ignacio valley road in walnut creek. hours after that crash, the road is still closed. abc seven news reporter ryan curry live in walnut creek for us right now. ryan, what is the latest on the situation there? >> yeah, larry. good afternoon. the pole is still on the ground here between between broadway and civic here on ignacio valley road. p-g-and-e's has been here all day trying to fix it. they have crews now sawing part of it away. they will then deter away. you can see the lines are still dangling on the roadway. the car that did crash into the pole was severely damaged. it had since been towed away and the young woman who was driving the car did pass away. >> it was a loud bang. it was just a loud, just big, solid thud against when it hit the

pole. and then it ended up cracking and falling over a scene. >> joseph jarosz won't forget this. honda civic hit a power line just after 1 a.m. thursday morning and flipped upside down. the driver, an 18 year-old woman, was ejected from the car and died at the scene. josh was working at the and oil gas station and tried to help. >> i had gone out to see if anyone if i could help anyone out there, and then we had other others that had driven up and were already calling 911. so i ran back in to hopefully get the first aid kit that we had. >> first responders told him to stay away. they took a passenger to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. when asked about if speed played a factor, walnut creek police say they are looking into it based on the damage to the collision. >> i would say that that is accurate, but i cannot say since we're still investigating any data if there's any traffic camera footage. >> the road remained closed in the early hours following the crash. p-g-and-e's began working to restore power. josh's manager, jim mccracken, says they were without power after the crash. he said we lost power. >> there was a big, huge accident. >> he says the power came back

over an hour later, but he says p-g-and-e's could cut his power again while they make repairs. if that happens, he will have to close early. we're in a holding pattern and we're pretty much going to get shut down again for loss of business. but when the crash happened, both he and his employee knew something terrible had happened. >> it's not easy. i've. i've. i've been through a crash almost exactly like that on the highway before. so it's like, i think it's like i could have ended up like that. i came out mostly unscathed when i happened to me. i've had other people i know get into wrecks. it's just it's terrible thing to ever happen to anyone. >> tom happened. there's a tragedy and all we can have to do is pray for the family. >> now, i did speak with p-g-and-e's earlier this afternoon about how long it's going to take to fix this and reopen the roads, and they weren't really able to give me a timetable. they said this is a substantial and very significant repair. as you can see, it's going to take a while. they're still working even in the middle of the afternoon. and this is on

a major roadway, ignacio valley road, right by the freeway near downtown walnut creek. so just be prepared that if you are heading in this area, it is starting rush hour time to just avoid this and be prepared because traffic will be backed up. but for now, reporting live in walnut creek. ryan curry abc seven news. ryan, thank you. >> on the peninsula, crews rescued a construction worker who was trapped in a ditch outside a home in san mateo. it happened around ten this morning near 41st avenue from hacienda to alameda de las pulgas. it's unclear what type of work the crews were doing, but a plumbing truck was outside of the house at the time. >> coming up on abc seven news at four. a fire over the weekend causes major problems for bart and reveals some major weaknesses. the san jose police department, trying to close the case on two cold cases. the new information that they're releasing and yes, of course, it's still summer, but it's almost pumpkin spice season as well. >> it is indeed still summer. i'm spencer christian this past july was the hottest july on record for the bay area, and there's more heat coming our way

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>> crews at oakland's 12th street bart station are making repairs to make sure this doesn't happen again. a fire in an electrical room forced four oakland bart stations to close over the weekend, prompting the evacuation of about 300 riders. >> yeah, there's been some pretty bad delays. >> margaret lehman says she experienced delays taking bart every day this week through wednesday. >> delays in the in the afternoon. when you're going back and then the train just get really, really uncomfortably crowded. >> bart says service had been fully restored by tuesday, but they were running trains slower on wednesday out of an abundance of caution, people might notice that their trains were slowing down. >> that was just to not overstrain our electrical system. >> bart board director deborah allen says this has brought to light a much larger issue. >> we have a fire like this. it brings to mind for me that we are not working fast enough. bart is not working fast enough on the replacement of these critical components. >> bart says the issue happened

at a 56 year old gap breaker station of the 47 gap breaker station, systemwide, they say this was one of 17 on a list slated to be replaced. >> we don't know if age is what contributed to the cause of the fire, but that's something that we're looking into. >> though they say the actual construction for that was still a few years out, but it does seem to me one of those things that it should have been taken care of urgently if it were a potential fire danger. while bart officials assure us their system is safe and they have a temporary workaround for the damaged gap breaker station, allen is encouraging riders to plan ahead. during this time. >> they need to allow an extra 20 to 30 minutes for delays. that's what my advice is to riders in oakland. >> lena howland, abc seven news. >> and now onto the latest on the fires burning all across the west. are nearly 100 large active fires across the country. here in california, more than a

dozen, including the park fire, which is still just 18% contained. it has burned more than 393,000 acres. the u.s. is at fire preparedness level five, which happens to be the highest level that exists. reporter amy kiley has the latest. >> harrowing evacuations are underway for humans and animals as almost a hundred large, active wildfires rage across the country. >> we are at planning level five. that's our highest level of fire response. >> colorado officials report at least one death. it's linked to the stone canyon fire. >> we do have a lot of law enforcement resources staged here and also on standby that if we do need to do additional evacuations, we can ramp up quickly and get people out of harm's way. >> the state's also battling the quarry fire. it's spreading rapidly. >> we have a rattlesnake problem to deal with. so we have a lot of things to be concerned about for our firefighters today. >> and colorado faces the alexander mountain fire.

>> we have evacuated about 4000 people on a mandatory evacuation and another 800 on voluntary evacuations in california, the park fire remains the biggest challenge. >> it's burn mark now spans almost 400,000 acres. that's bigger than the city of los angeles. rescuers are saving people and pets from harm. these dogs are repaying the favor, offering therapy to those who have lost everything, ordering people out of their homes is always a tough thing to do. >> we've recognized that the anxiety and the trauma that that visits on upon people. >> i'm amy kiley reporting. >> all right. so with all the fires, you know, starting to get warm again. >> yeah, things are inching up temperature wise. spencer christian here with the latest. >> hey, spencer, you're right about that. larry christian. they'll be inching up over the next seven days or more. here's a look at the july that was the hottest on record here in the bay area for all of the bay area, basically, except san francisco, which has a friendly relationship with the marine layer. but all these other

locations and more just recorded their hottest july on record. let's take a look at our satellite radar composite image and here it is. and this big ridge of high pressure over the southwest is going to be our dominant weather feature over the next several days, bringing us a week of warming. and you see this moisture associated with the circulation around that high. this is monsoonal moisture flowing up through the central part of the state. it will eventually reach up into the northern sacramento valley and may produce some lightning strikes over the weekend. friday into saturday, as the daytime heating on that moisture in the atmosphere could trigger instability that could result in lightning strikes. meanwhile, back here in the bay area right now, we're looking at breezy conditions. once again near the coast, and it's still warming inland areas right now, 5 to 10 degrees warmer than they were at this time yesterday. and that warming pattern is going to continue. here's a view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco, where, excuse me, is currently 63 degrees low to mid 70s at oakland and hayward, mid 80s at san jose, 76 at redwood city, 61 at half moon bay. looking down onto the bay from

mount tam, you see a finger of fog pushing out through the golden gate and out locally over the bay. other temperatures right now 92 at santa rosa, 82 petaluma. napa. almost 80 and mid to upper 90s at fairfield, concord and livermore. those inland areas are sizzling. so there's fog over the golden gate right now. it will get deeper and more expansive during the nighttime hours. forecast headlines more warm to hot pattern will be with us through next week. high temperatures inland will range from upper 90s to near 100, and the heat reaches its peak next tuesday and wednesday. tonight we'll see the usual, which we've seen the last several nights. lots of drizzle near the coast, some of it moving onshore, some high clouds passing by as well. overnight lows will be mainly in the upper 50s to low 60s. highs tomorrow. low 60s coast upper 70s to near 80 around the bay and mid to upper 90s inland. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. and the temperatures don't retreat much. we'll see. maybe a 2 degrees cool down on sunday, but still mid 90s inland. and then look at monday tuesday and wednesday, especially up to about 100 in

the hottest inland spots on tuesday, upper 90s on wednesday. and then the heat begins to ease. maybe next thursday, maybe where we are, may i say maybe because of that kind of extended pattern of hot weather, we can see indications in the forecast of a drop off in temperatures, but sometimes the drop off is not quite what we expect. okay. yeah >> keeping us on our ticket. >> yes. yes, sir. >> video game performers hit the picket lines today to demand protections against artificial intelligence. reporter sid garcia of our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> hundreds of video game actors protested outside warner brothers studios in burbank. they're one of the major producers of video game content, according to sag-aftra. after 18 months of contract talks, nothing. no deal. the strike started last week. the only issue on the table. >> i think what scares our members about ai is the possibility that their image, their voice, their likeness is going to be taken and used without their consent, without

compensation that their careers could just go away because of ai. >> they can reuse your work again and again, and you don't get paid again for it. >> video game producers who are part of what's called the interactive media agreement or ima, released a statement saying we are disappointed that the union has chosen to walk away when we are so close to a deal, and we remain prepared to resume negotiations. our offer is directly responsive to sag-aftra's concerns and extends meaningful ai protections that include requiring consent and fair compensation to all performers. last year, film and tv actors went out on strike for some four months. these actors are hoping the strike won't last that long. >> they want to have a fair deal. they want to keep their jobs. they want to keep working and as of this afternoon, no new talks are scheduled. >> reporting from burbank. i'm sid garcia, abc seven news. >> coming up, a visit to disneyland. nearly nearly 40

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marine paul whelan and wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich. >> in all, 24 prisoners were exchanged between multiple countries. abc news reporter perry russom has the latest. >> three americans once held in russian jails now free the three plus one legal u.s. permanent resident, all part of the historic prisoner swap now. >> their brutal ordeal is over and they're free. >> among the released are evan gershkovich and paul whelan. gershkovich is a reporter for the wall street journal, convicted in russia two weeks ago of espionage, an allegation he strongly denied. >> this was a fast secret and completely bogus trial. everything about it was a sham. >> whelan is a former marine convicted of espionage in russia in 2020. he too strongly denied the allegation. >> the deal that made this possible was the feat of diplomacy and friendship. friendship multiple countries helped get this done. they

joined a difficult, complex negotiation at my request, and i personally thank them all again. >> eight russians are being sent back in the deal, including vadim krasikov, a russian hit man. he was convicted of murder in germany for shooting and killing an opponent of the kremlin. today at the white house, biden, standing side by side with the families of the now freed americans, including the daughter of al-sous khromacheva. her 13th birthday is tomorrow. >> now, she gets to celebrate with her mom. that's what this is all about. families able to be together again like they should have been all along. >> there are still americans being held in russia, including marc fogel. he is a teacher. a senior administration official says they absolutely wanted to bring him back, adding it just wasn't going to happen. perry russom, abc news, washington. >> the release is sparking a strong reaction from a marin county woman who was held in solitary confinement in iran for more than a year. sarah shourd shared her story with abc seven

news reporter cornell bernard, as well as the hope that she's holding on for others who are still imprisoned. >> i mean, i'm incredibly happy for them. i've always it always feels like i relive my own freedom in a small way. sarah shourd, sharing her joy about the release of journalist evan gershkovich and former us marine paul whelan in a historic us-russia prisoner swap. it's definitely something to celebrate, it's also it's a mixed feeling. >> shourd now lives in marin county, but in 2009, she and two companions, shane bauer and josh fattal, were hiking on vacation in the mountains of iraq when they unknowingly crossed the border into iran. the trio were arrested and sent to the infamous evin prison in tehran. >> i was being detained illegally without any charges, charged with espionage, and it was clearly a political pawn. >> shourd would spend 410 days in solitary confinement. >> it's like being just dropped off the planet. i felt so far

away from everything that i loved, everything that had meaning for me, that gave me a sense of who i am in the world. >> and she was released in 2010. bauer and fatal release negotiated in 2011. >> we are so happy. we are free and so relieved. we are free. >> it's a long journey. it's a long journey to actually heal from that experience today. >> shourd's website says she is a journalist and activist working to end the widespread use of solitary confinement in the u.s. she applauds the biden administration for helping free gershkovich and whelan from russia, and hopes it means freedom for other political prisoners to the u.s. taking a stand is an example to other countries around the world. >> what the us does has a tremendous weight, and that does make me really hopeful. >> in marin county. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> now to the latest on the fbi's investigation into oakland politics. we've been following the story since the raid on mayor shantel's home. >> new reports say the feds may

have been looking into overtime spending by a task force that worked in chinatown. here's abc seven news reporter anser hassa. >> the fbi raids in june of oakland. mayor shengtao, shouse and properties linked to the politically connected huang family expanded in july to the oakland police department. the east bay times is now reporting that the fbi may have flagged overtime spending related to an opd chinatown task force. between 2021 and 2022. the newspaper found. officers claimed more than 5000 hours in combined overtime over a ten month period, with some officers making hundreds of thousands of dollars in overtime. sergeant howie nguyen is one of those officers. he's now president of the oakland police officers association. he declined an on camera interview, but he tells abc seven news that staffing shortages meant officers had to work overtime to address the pandemic era spike in anti-asian hate crimes. he adds ot came down as crime came down. leronne armstrong was oakland's police chief during this time period.

he also declined to be interviewed on camera, but tells abc seven news that oakland city council preferred to fund overtime instead of hiring officers because it's cheaper. he says during this time period, they had 653 officers. the staffing should have been at 792. armstrong claims the chinatown task force led to a 90% drop in crime. the east bay times also reported that the duong family donated money to buy drones for opd. it was initiated by sergeant michael chong, an unrelated internal investigation into chong for misconduct. eventually led to the firing of chief armstrong by mayor tao. >> before this chinatown task force, you know, oakland police department had, you know, regularly run unauthorized or unbudgeted overtime and tens of millions of dollars. >> isaiah tony is with the community based organization ibase. he says when opd eats up ot other city services, take a hit. >> minimum wage and wage theft are really important and the city never has enough capacity

to handle all the complaints they get. >> tony's concerned more will likely emerge from the police department, which is still under federal oversight in oakland, anser hassan abc seven news. >> a woman who ran a community nonprofit group that partnered with san francisco police was in court today facing 34 felony charges. kyra worthy is the former executive director of sf safe. she's accused of misusing money on luxury gifts, trips and lavish parties. and again facing 34 counts. sf safe, organized neighborhood watch groups and provided safety training. her mismanagement allegedly caused the group to run out of money and shut down back in january. >> the san jose police department is releasing new images they hope will help identify suspects in two cold case murders. the first image shows two men believed to be suspects in the december 2018 shooting of a man in the area of east virginia and south third streets. the second image is this gold 1990s gold lexus sedan taken in november of 2020.

police believe the suspects used that car after the fatal shooting of a man on orlando drive. both cases are highlighted on the department's most wanted social media pages. >> now we are adding the additional profiles where we may not have a actual suspect identified, but we have some type of suspect information where we're hoping we'll generate some type of lead to, again, track these people down and hopefully bring some closure to families. >> anyone with information should call the san jose police department. >> up next, the push for new seating arrangements for families on airlines and disney's nearly 40 year old golden ticket, the ■ford four is z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever.

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sitting right next to them. this rule would require airlines to seat children 13 and under next to their parents within 48 hours of them buying a ticket. and right now, some carriers do not allow families to pick seats ahead of time, just for free. >> i mean, you can't always select for a fee. >> yeah, sometimes it's complicated, though, depending on how you book. but i just went through this recently family of four wants to sit together and they should have seats together because they booked early enough. except it didn't work out that way. now they're moving all of us all over the plane to try to get the four in a row, which of course, i wouldn't want

to, you know, have to sit next to some spencer's screaming grandkids. i mean, i was just going to say i'd pay for you to sit next to my kid. >> oh, wow. actually they're fine now because, you know, they're older, but, you know, don't you ever feel like. here, sit next to my kid? >> yeah, right. she's well-behaved. as long as she's got an ipad. she won't talk to you for the entire flight. >> how do you deal with it? do you pay extra when selecting seats to make sure that you're next to your kiddo, do you leave it to chance? >> i'm this emoji. the last trip we went on, i wasn't the one who booked the flight. so i don't know how that worked out. i was like, that's all on you. i'll figure it out. yep. >> so my kids are almost middle aged now, so i don't have to buy tickets for them anymore. but but, you know, this is a practice i wish the airlines would just adopt on their own without having to be forced into it by a government mandate. >> you know, just trying to, you know, get get more money out of us. >> all right. well, it's august

first, but pumpkin spice latte season is just around the corner. the starbucks favorite is expected to drop august 22nd. that's two days earlier than last year. along with the psl, apple is hot or in the case of the iced apple crisp cream chai, it's cool. also expected an iced pecan crunch latte and a salted pecan cream cold foam. wow, i know you're psyched for the pumpkin i am, but i actually want to try the pecan crunch one. >> that sounds intriguing. sounds good. i love pecan pecan pie is good. i'm not ready for the pumpkin spice latte. i mean, i don't know why it has to get earlier every year. not until we get into september and you know, it's still kind of warm here in september. so late september for me. >> well, you think about it. next week we're going to have some potentially 100 degree days. and who wants a pumpkin spice latte at that at that moment? >> but i should point out, you know, living in the midwest, it's going to get cooler much quicker out there. >> so but i'm sorry i when all the leaves out there you look

around are still green. yeah no on the pumpkin. >> hold off. >> wow. yeah. >> kristen laying down the law. yeah. rules yeah, you can expect to pay more for that morning cup of coffee. since we're on, the coffee news here, the word is last month, coffee prices hit a 13 year high. and roasters say climate change is really to blame for all this along. there's some other issues. poor harvests and of course, war roasters and growers say coffee is more sensitive to changes in temperatures than other crops. i've kind of shifted. i've been a morning coffee guy for many, many years, and now now i've moved over to tea. >> what kind, >> a few different kinds. there's a lavender honey. there's, you know, just. i don't even know all the flavors. >> you can't even say what your favorite kind is. larry i can't reveal. >> i can't reveal my sources. >> but my two favorite coffee drinks are cappuccino or macchiato. and so it can be expensive to buy 1 or 2 of those every day. so my wife and i finally broke down and bought

our own espresso machine and we make them at home now. now, every once in a while, when i'm out dining out, i'll still order one of those drinks after the meal. but in terms of the morning one make them at home. >> save a lot of money. over. >> oh yeah, over a period of time. yeah. that machine, that machine will pay for itself. >> yeah. my routine is a coffee in the morning, and then a milk oolong tea at night. oh, yeah. oh. that's nice. i'm a coffee and a tea person. see, i don't have to fight with anyone. it's like, yes, i'm with you both. >> anyhow. >> you don't have to fight. you just choose to. >> larry. >> yeah, well, she's not disagreeing. yeah, exactly, >> a nearly 40 year old ticket to disneyland turned out to be a golden ticket of sorts. reporter leticia juarez, from our sister station in los angeles, has the story. >> 39 years is a long time to hold on to a ticket to disneyland. >> i forgot all about it. i didn't really pay much attention to it over the years. the year was 1985, and the magic kingdom was celebrating its 30th anniversary as part of the

celebrations, every 30th guest was given a chance to win a prize. >> scott king was one of them. back on august 28th, 1985, when i got there, they awarded me with a ticket and, i'm a winner. badge king stuck the ticket in a scrapbook and forgot about it until my daughter decided that she wanted to go to disneyland with her boyfriend and was telling me about how expensive it was now and everything, and i said, you know, i said, i have a ticket. >> let me see if i can grab it. >> and it's very rare occurrence here. >> after some checking, the park honored the ticket king had gifted to his 18 year old daughter, allowing sabrina king to enjoy the day with her boyfriend before heading off to college in the next two weeks. >> i haven't been to disneyland since i was six, so it's over 12 years now. >> the price of admission to the happiest place on earth back in 1985 was just $16.50, but today it provided a priceless memory.

>> oh, that is so cool. >> sweet. yeah, yeah. >> i mean, to think of the prices, you know, we always get into these, you know, when gasoline was $0.25 a gallon, spencer and i remember that. well, you were riding by on your horse. >> of course. so it was perfect. >> and my carriage. >> yeah. >> because like a park hopper ticket now is, like almost $200. that's expensive. yeah, yeah, yeah. but also keep your disney paraphernalia. it could be worth a lot in the future because there are tons of fans, right? yeah. >> that's true. what should i keep specifically? all of it. >> all your, you know, employees that you didn't sell on ebay? i'll be like larry, all of all of my employee of the year plaques that i have. >> yeah. we'll be like, larry, we were just kidding. >> how about your musketeer ears? you know, my plaques will fit in a very small box. >> all right,

but still no official word that that is actually the case. aiyuk has been holding in as opposed to holding out. he's at practice but not working out during contract talks. now, yesterday we actually caught a glimpse of aiyuk shaking hands and hugging coach kyle shanahan. and so that suggests all right, maybe there's something to celebrate here. and this is the time of the year the niners traditionally get their extensions done. but this whole situation with brandon aiyuk has

really felt like a grind. meanwhile, not even a peep on offensive tackle trent williams, one of the best in the game. he's holding out. not a big deal. the trent is missing camp because you really don't want him getting hurt in a drill in august, but we'll see how that shakes out. one other bit of niners news announcing that five time pro bowl running back frank gore will be the newest inductee into the edward j. debartolo senior 40 niners hall of fame. and this will take place in the niners week one matchup with green bay that will be september 9th. and you can watch that game right here on abc seven. gore finished his 40 niners career as the team's leader in rushing yards, rushing attempts and rushing touchdowns. he was really, really good. sports on abc seven, sponsored by smart and final. and we've got the first football game of the season. i mean, it's august, august and we're kicking off bears and texans in the hall of fame game. coming up in a matter of minutes here. top of the hour. >> perfect. okay. let's check in with spencer on the weather getting a little warmer these days. yes. >> despite the fact that here in

the bay area, it's foggy. let's take a look at the satellite. the animation overnight, you'll see more drizzle along the coastline. some of it over land areas and high clouds passing over low clouds developing as well. sort of a dreary morning developing overnight. lows will be mainly in the upper 50s to low 60s. pretty mild overnight as it's going to be quite warm tomorrow with high temperatures ranging from low 60s at the coast to upper 70s and maybe a couple of low 80s around the bay shoreline. mid to upper 90s will be the highs inland, so another warm day coming our way. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. and you can see we've got a string of very warm to hot days inland, especially next tuesday and wednesday when inland highs will be around 98 to 100 degrees. and we'll see some 80s around the bay shoreline. so no end in sight for the next seven days. in this warming trend. kristen. >> all right. spencer. thank you. california shakespeare theater is making progress toward its goal to raise $350,000. but it's not there yet. cal shakes launched a go fund me campaign last week to avoid possible closure and to preserve their fall production

of as you like it. the go fund me now stands at more than $72,000, but we're told they've now raised at least $245,000 through the online campaign. and private donations. cal shakes original fundraising deadline was today, but it's been extended to monday to support them. just go to cal shakes. org we also have the link on our website abc7 news.com. >> up next, a new face coming to american idol. the new singer replacing katy perry as judge. >> next

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with bear grylls at nine, it's wheel of fortune, then jeopardy at ten. you'll want to catch a special edition of abc seven news. and then, of course, that's followed by abc seven news at 11. >> all right. we now know who is going to take over for katy perry as judge on american idol. >> it's a homecoming of sorts. season four winner carrie underwood will return this time as judge. >> reporter joelle gargiulo from our sister station in new york has a look back. >> i remember being at home in our little house in chacarita and seeing on tv that there were auditions in saint louis. >> the year was 2005, when a wide eyed carrie underwood stepped into the idol stage. >> i went from nobody knowing my name to tens of millions of

people watching the show with her powerhouse performances, the small town oklahoma girl wowed the judges and won over fans. >> the winner is carrie underwood, becoming the fourth american idol. >> i'm proud of everything that i was able to accomplish on the show, and i'm so proud of everything that i've accomplished since. >> 85 million records sold worldwide, 28 number one singles, eight grammys, and 20 years later, she's returning to her idol roots, though this time as a judge. the country superstar replaces pop superstar katy perry and joins lionel richie and luke bryan alongside host ryan seacrest. while she's been a guest mentor in the past, underwood is making history with this news as the first american idol alum to ever join the judging panel. dug my key into the side of a full circle moment, not only for the show, but for fans who are loving the news online. >> even if i go far away. >> this is my home. well,

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