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hotel to a nonprofit. it would turn the 110 room building into a shelter. the residents would come from another one that is closing down. >> as you can imagine, not everyone is happy about this decision. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has the pushback coming from businesses. >> the transformation of this inn in oakland's historic jack london square is causing concern among some business owners. >> i've been in business in jack london square for 50 years, and i'm very concerned about this homeless shelter. they're going to put at the entrance to jack london square. >> business owners gathering thursday speaking out against the city's plans to convert this 110 room in into a shelter. >> we're in the center of a dining and entertainment district, and this is not what we need. there's plenty of other opportunities in oakland to house the unhoused. >> oakland is, you know, obviously having challenges around crime. we're having challenges with so many businesses that are shutting their doors and leaving the city. >> leronne armstrong is a former oakland police chief now running

for city council. >> i don't think we need to do anything in this city that forces businesses to think abou. do they want to make that drastic decision of closing their doors? >> all right. here 20 years. i believe that we have a duty. city government has a duty to house people. i don't think they should be housed in a commercial corridor. >> derek johnson's restaurant used to be right here. a longtime tenant in the same building as the inn. he recently decided to move. >> my lease was up, and i wanted something new and fresh, but i didn't know way before. i think everyone else what was coming, and i was like, okay, yeah, time to go. >> but those advocating for the homeless say it's not okay to stigmatize people because they're poor, and to assume that they're going to have a negative impact on your neighborhood simply because they're poor. and as cities across the bay area intensify efforts to clear encampments, advocates say the need for shelter is also intensifying. >> we've got to come together and create solutions. and that means, supporting important interventions that work.

>> meanwhile, these business owners say they will continue pressuring the city to find a new spot to put the shelter. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> also in oakland today, leaders announced an upgrade to the city's flood 9-1-1 system. it's the first time it's been updated in 20 years. the improvements include a modern software system that's fully hosted on the cloud. every part of the electronics that go into that system got upgraded to. mayor shengtao says this will improve emergency response times. she says the goal is to meet the state standard of 97% of calls being answered in 15 seconds, or less. >> we've taken huge steps towards implementing reliable, secure, resilient infrastructure that our public safety agencies can use to continue delivering the high levels of service that the city of oakland residents want and deserve. >> the new system was heavily vetted after the city's massive 2023 data leak. personal data was exposed and city services

were taken offline. during that incident. >> police seized weapons and explosives from a home near san jose. santa clara county law enforcement served a search warrant to enter the residence in the burbank area, located near bailey avenue. police say the suspect has a restraining order against him from a domestic violence case, and is not allowed to possess any firearms. they believe he's been manufacturing illegal explosive devices and guns. in the search. they obtained three firearms ammunition, fuzes, cylinder tubes and large amounts of black powder. the suspect has been arrested and is facing charges. new details tonight on a. on last week's deadly wrong-way crash on highway 85 in san jose. today, the suspect was released from the hospital and booked into santa clara county jail. he is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow, where he'll hear the formal charges against him. the charges include two counts of murder, vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, as well as reckless driving. 14 year old charlie olson and his mother,

rebecca, were killed in the crash. >> a brazen daytime robbery was caught on camera in san rafael. several suspects smashed display cases and stole handfuls of jewelry. police arrived within minutes, but not quickly enough to stop them. they were in and out in about a minute. no one was hurt. there was just a lot of damage. officers interviewed witnesses and the investigation is ongoing. if you know anything about this, you can reach out to san rafael police. >> all right. our summer scorcher continued today with parts of the bay area seeing temperatures in the high 90s, even a few spots hitting triple digits. >> meteorologist sandhya patel joins us now. are we going to get any sort of break tomorrow, sandhya? well ama and dan one more day and then we'll get a break. >> okay. so what you're seeing here today, 102, in fairfield. livermore, 99 in concord, 95. santa rosa, 93, in san jose. some of our hot spots. it was 71 in the city, 83 in oakland. you're going to see similar readings tomorrow, which is why that heat advisory is up until 8 p.m. tomorrow night. with those

temperatures soaring, moderate to major heat risk is expected inland. so once again, take it easy, especially if you're particularly sensitive to hot weather. expecting 100 in antioch tomorrow, 101 in gilroy, 99 in livermore and calistoga, san jose, 92 and santa rosa mid 90s. look at this stunning view from our mount tam cam, the city by the bay, sitting under a very compressed fog layer, and you can see it from sutro tower. this is an indication that high pressure is still overhead. smashing that marine layer down. but this also means your morning will begin with some dense fog. so watch out. i'll be back with the weekend forecast coming up. >> dan okay sandhya, thanks a lot. new developments on a story we're following very closely. the father of the suspect in the georgia high school shooting has been arrested after his son confessed to investigators today. two students and two teachers were killed yesterday. according to the sheriff, the 14 year old said i did it while being questioned. his father told investigators he bought his

son the ar 15 style rifle, a ar 15 style rifle. i should say, as a holiday gift. the father faces charges of involuntary manslaughter, second degree murder and cruelty to children. >> obviously, we're lifting up those families. our hearts are hurting for them. our kids, our students, our teachers. but the nine injured. i am very happy to say we'll make a full recovery. >> a family friend says one teacher was celebrating her recent birthday with her students when she was shot and killed. people came to school today with bouquets of flowers for the victims. just awful. >> okay, we move now to your voice. your vote. former president trump attended the economic club of new york's luncheon today. he spoke for more than an hour and pitched tax cuts, among other things, during his speech. the former president also called for the creation of a government efficiency commission, an idea that was pitched to him by elon musk. trump doesn't have any events planned for tomorrow, but does have a rally scheduled for scheduled for saturday in

wisconsin. vice president kamala harris was in pittsburgh today as her campaign continues to focus on pennsylvania. she doesn't have any plans, any events planned, however. instead, she's going to be preparing for tuesday's debate in philadelphia. her running mate, tim walz, has been crisscrossing the keystone state as well. >> all right. >> the presidential debate is five days away. it is scheduled for tuesday night right here on abc seven. our coverage begins at 5:00. be sure to tune in for that. >> now to the 49 ers and the remarkable, truly remarkable recovery of ricky pearsall. he was shot in the chest as you know, on saturday. and today he was on the field watching practice. >> it's unbelievable. sports director larry beil joins us now. pearsall is out for at least four games, but i mean, this is just incredible. i mean, we often treat sports like the results are life and death. >> this is actual life and death right here. and considering how badly this situation could have turned out, it's almost a miracle that pearsall is going to recover relatively quickly. and even though he's not practicing, it's a relief for his teammates just to see him

alive and well out there. this was pearsall's first public appearance since he was shot by a 17 year old who was trying to steal his watch at union square. and just to show you how serious pearsall is about playing football, he was released from the hospital sunday back at the team facility monday and tuesday. now, had that bullet hit pearsall an inch to the left, an inch to the right, higher or lower. this could have been a deadly tragedy. coach kyle shanahan revealed today that pearsall has a prayer tattoo right near the bullet hole. >> it's a miracle. i mean, look where he got shot is like two inches below his tattoo. with praying hands like it was. it's kind of the whole story is kind of amazing for him to be able to walk around and stuff with that happening and talking to the people at the e.r, you know, saying out of like 100 people, two people have survived that. and to be able to see him the next day and just he's able to walk, he's coming to meetings. he's doing all that. but, you know, he wants to go a little a while, you know, a week or so without trying to work up a

sweat. and then after that, he'll start his rehab and, progress to get back. >> yeah. the plan is rest for the next few days. pearsall then expected to begin the rehab and try to work toward a return next week, at least to the practice field. it's unclear how quickly he'll be healthy enough to actually play in his first nfl game, but the numbers that really resonated to me is kyle saying two out of 100 people survive this sort of thing. i mean, so fortunate, so very, very lucky for all of us and for him particularly. >> thanks very much. all right. >> all right. you sign up for something, then you forget about the subscription. come on. you know you've done it. the bill on the governor's desk that could make canceling as easy as a click. >> and it feels like p-g-and-e's just raised its rates. why? they could be going up again before the end of the year. >> a very close encounter in the bay area, where a whale was spotted swimming this afternoon. >> pretty cool. all of that's coming up. but first, here's a look at what's ahead tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11, jimmy thanks, dan and ama. >> tonight our future first lady

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concert series sponsored by wayfair. >> new at 11. we have some pretty remarkable video of a whale that was spotted earlier today. look at this. swimming around pillar point harbor in san mateo county. the harbor's general manager says it's a young gray or humpback, likely. that probably followed a trail of food. they were keeping a close eye on it to make sure it doesn't get stuck, and is able to swim back out to sea. >> what a fun thing to see in person. well, your p-g-and-e's bill could jump another $6 a month before the end of the year. california regulators are scheduled to vote next week to allow the utility to recoup expenses from a series of winter storms. utility watchdog groups are fighting this hike, saying ratepayers have simply had enough. there are no limits to how much the public utilities commission can grant in hikes. we're looking at the fourth rate hike in 2024 alone and every rate hike is just the tip of the

iceberg. >> and every hike stacked on top of each other. >> p-g-and-e's declined abc7 news request for an interview, but sent this statement, quote, p-g-and-e's is working to limit combined gas and electric bill increases to no more than an average of 3% per year through 2026. the statement goes on. p-g-and-e's has adopted company wide savings initiatives to reduce operating costs and limit unnecessary expenses. >> all right, we've all probably done this. you sign up for something online and you forget about the subscription. how nice would it be to simply click and cancel it and not have to jump through a bunch of hoops? reporter carlos granda, with our sister station in los angeles, takes a look at a bill that could do just that. if the governor signs it, it's very easy to sign up for online subscriptions. >> there is music news sites, video streaming, and more, and each one cost a few dollars every month. >> the frustration has really been growing, and those dollars can really, really add up.

>> most subscriptions have a free trial and then it's easy to forget about them. according to a 2022 study, 42% of consumers forgot they were paying for subscriptions they didn't use anymore. >> customers underestimated their monthly spending and subscriptions by $133 a month. >> but sometimes it's not so easy to stop these subscriptions. the consumer federation of california says that's the way the system is designed. >> you have initiated the call to cancel, and then what they try to do is keep you on the phone for as long as possible. again purposefully, people in many of these companies who are responding to those calls are paid based on their ability to keep you from canceling. >> ab 2863, which was just approved by the legislature, would make it easy. it's called a simple click to cancel. >> it will make it easier for customers to unsubscribe. so as easy as that, one click or two clicks to sign up, you can click

one time or two times to cancel your subscription. >> and this is one of several bills passed by the legislature in the last session that would give more protections for consumers. they say stopping those subscriptions will save people a lot of money. >> we're here partly to protect honest businesses and create a level playing field for those businesses who are cheating. a handful of california businesses, however, elect to use the shortcut of signing you up when you only wanted to buy it once. >> and the governor has until september 30th to decide if he will sign or veto these bills. in santa clarita, i'm carlos granda, abc seven news at all. >> and today was one of the few times we've heard directly from tiktok company officials. they have a new approach to online safety. concerns have been rising over social media's effect on young people. tiktok announced it's teaming up with the nonprofit family online safety institute to help parents talk to their kids about being online. >> this campaign is really about

providing simple, straightforward support so parents have the information that they need to really set the digital boundaries that make sense for their family. we also have a number of tools that parents can use to limit specific content. they might not want their teen to see. >> those tools include letting parents set daily screen time controls and turn off direct messages. the new campaign is launching with ads modeling how to have conversations with your children to protect them on social media. >> new at 11, san francisco's mid-market neighborhood launched a first thursdays event. it's giving free live performance experiences to the public, giving a nod to the district's long history of theater arts. beyond the street bands, there was a jazz takeover on the f line train and a drag lip sync contest. it's part of our uh- revitalizing mid-market market. >> street arts is the program, and we're using arts. the broad definition of the arts, to

inject life and joy back into the street. >> the event is a block long, a celebration really full of interactive arts. it's part of the city's effort to activate downtown's nightlife, arts and culture. >> abc7 has a new way for you to enjoy the beautiful views of the san francisco bay. we are debuting a new camera at fisherman's wharf today. this is the skystar cam and it is located on as you see, the skystar wheel at the wharf. >> what the wheel is providing is a new way to see san francisco and kind of rediscover why so many people around the world think of it as really the most beautiful city in the world. it really is a never before seen view in san francisco, and it just it it's just wonderful. i just i can't wait for everybody to come and experience it. >> yeah, it is super cool. the skystar wheel is offering a 15% discount for san francisco

residents. it's open monday through sunday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. each day. you can get more information at skystar. wheel.com. >> i'm so glad we got that camera. that is a great idea. cool vantage point. all right, let's check on the weather forecast as we get close to the weekend. >> yes, meteorologist sandhya patel has a cool down eventually, right? that's right. one more day of the triple digits and then things are going to change that view is so cool. >> this is from a short time ago. i want to show you the view from skystar cam. this is at fisherman's wharf. if you look carefully, there is some fog in the distance and visibility is starting to drop. so if you are heading out tomorrow morning, you have to get to work or get your kids off to school. be prepared for it. that is just an amazing and cool view. you'll be seeing more of this camera, that's for sure. high pressure is overhead. it is what has provided us with the hot weather in our inland areas. it's compressing that marine layer so that marine layer is below 1000ft. but as a result of this ridge, look at our relative

humidities. i mean, especially inland, 15 to 17%. as we take a look here where the fog is sitting, the humidity remains up. but tomorrow afternoon, down to the single digits around places like redding, sacramento and even down in southern california, where they do have a red flag warning. by sunday, things will really change up as the marine influence picks up, humidity goes up, our fire danger starts to drop off, which of course is a good thing because around this time of year, with near critically dry conditions, you combine it with the low relative humidity and our fire danger does go up. so we're looking at moderate to high in our inland valleys and our hills. be prepared for that. here's a view. some views from our tower cameras. and you can certainly see. the common denominator is that shallow layer of fog like clockwork. karl, the fog is back tonight on live doppler seven, right near the coast. so not going very far. 50 to 70 on your temperatures right now from our golden gate bridge camera. it's a little socked in tomorrow, sizzling inland, triple digits

expected elevated fire danger inland. and in the hills. and your weekend forecast. gradual cooling trend. that's going to take us into early next week. our very own julian glover and zach fuentes will be at the oakland pride parade this weekend, just in time for the cool down. they'll be hosting 11 a.m. it's going to be comfortable. a few clouds, bright and sunny around the early afternoon, low to mid 70s, and it's going to be warmer by 2 p.m. so if you do get a chance, go by and say hello. all right, here's a look at your morning. it's going to start out with the fog quickly warming up as the fog clears inland. at least you're going to see those 90s and 100 seconds. your morning temperatures 50s 60s for most of you. so pretty good sleeping weather tomorrow afternoon in the south bay. 92. san jose 95 los gatos on the peninsula 83. in mountain view 68, in half moon bay, downtown san francisco, above average 74. and in the north bay, mid 90s around santa rosa, 99 calistoga heading into the east bay. low 80s hayward, oakland 90 castro valley inland areas will be

sizzling once again. 98 in concord, 102 in brentwood. your accuweather seven day forecast the triple digit scorcher for one more day, and then the cooling begins over the weekend. closer to average. by monday, you'll be right where you should be and the cooldown will continue tuesday and wednesday into the mid 80s. i think. then ama and dan i might just be popular. yeah i mean averages are speed. you know? average. yeah. >> average. we love it. >> that'

revealed some of their new concessions, including food from nearby restaurants like kebab trolley, toto's pizzeria and ibis berkeley. the new food includes items like beef birria, pupusas, nacho duato. oh, i always say this wrong. bulgogi, right? i think that's right. cheese steak fries and butter chicken wings. oh, that sounds good. along with some old favorites. >> one of my favorite items is our signature crab sammie. it's dungeness crab. a little lemon aioli, a little butter toasted split top bun. it's very, very popular with the fans here. >> a new concession system will allow fans to pay and pick up their food from some stands without a cashier. >> they're not open now, by chance. i know. >> late night snack. >> right. all right. the niners kick off the new season with monday night football against the new york jets at levi's stadium. and if you don't have tickets. hey. don't worry. you can watch it right here on abc seven. best seat in the house.

our coverage starts at 5:00. >> it's exciting. the nfl season kicked off tonight with a thriller. >> really great ending. sports director larry beil is here. larry dan, i'm of the 40 niners have been just tormented by the chiefs in two recent super bowl losses. >> well, tonight the chiefs broke somebody else's heart for a change in

of super bowls, but that is the goal for the kansas city chiefs. kicking off a new season against the ravens and the finish was absolutely wild tonight. taylor swift, tate in attendance, sitting next to travis kelce's dad. chiefs displaying their super bowl banner. first touchdown of this new season. new raven derrick henry. king henry five yard touchdown run. but kc held him to 46 yards on 13 carries. star of the show rookie xavier worthy on the reverse from patrick mahomes 21 yards to the house. chiefs led 1310 at the half. fourth quarter lamar jackson scrambling, finds isaiah likely. he'll get some blocks downfield. it's a 49 yard touchdown nine catches a buck 11 for likely mahomes not to be outdone we're not worthy xavier again. he's wide open. maybe you want to start him in fantasy instead of keeping him on the bench like some people. yours trulyd o tds. final play. ravens need a touchdown lamar to likely in the back of the end zone. touchdown. we're going to go no no no no no no

no. upon further review likely his toe was on the line. the big toe out of bounds. no score. chiefs hold on 2725 days after being shot in the chest, ricky pearsall was back at niners practice in street clothes today. pearsall initially tried to convince kyle shanahan he would be ready to play against the jets monday night. that is not happening. pearsall will miss at least a month. niners just happy he's going to be okay. >> thank god that he's even alive with us today. i mean, that was an insane situation. so happy that he's back here around the building with us. >> he's the toughest person i know. just going through a situation like that. we always felt this way, watching him on the football field and things like that. but kind of to watch how he handled that situation and watch how he's been every day since it's been. it shows how special of a guy he is. >> baseball giants and d-backs hall of fame quarterback dan fouts in the house blake snell lights out lately, but allowed two runs in the first. lamonte wade jr prevents it from being worse with a diving stop, but snell had thrown 42 pitches in one inning. no point in going

back out there to the ninth. a22 game patrick bailey's really struggled with the bat. good night. game over. drive home safely. it's a ground rule. double scoring tyler fitzgerald and the giants win it by a score of three two. it's the last time we'll see the giants and a's both playing home games across the bay. mariners and a's today brant rooker. he's really found his power at age 29. late bloomer two bombs today 35 on the year. but the a's

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