>> keep your hands up. >> keep your hands up. >> this is video of the man just before the shooting as police tried to get him to stop. >> i just heard them say that this happened at the powell street bart plaza, where police shot a man that they say was armed. >> and people in the area were running everywhere for cover. abc seven news reporter luz pena went to the scene and spoke with witnesses and joins us live now. luis. >> yes, larry, this happened around 10:15 a.m. in the heart of san francisco's shopping area on market street. i spoke to several witnesses who were working in the area and said they heard anywhere between 7 to 9 gunshots. we also obtained a video from a witness who caught the suspect walking as police officers chased him. >> there's a suspect in the liquor store taking cover behind a wall. >> a san francisco resident who social media name is frisco live 415, caught the moment sfpd officers surrounded the gmg liquor store on fifth street,

demanding for a man believed to be armed to come out. >> this is the real deal. i got way too close to that incident, guys. >> seconds later, the suspect wearing a mask, can be seen walking out of the liquor store, putting something in his waist and casually crossing the street while sfpd officers pointed their guns at him. earl jackson, with urban alchemy, was in the alley after they ordered him to come out. >> i saw the gentleman walking who i believe the suspect was walking across the street here. and then the officers were falling with their guns drawn, and they pursued him down the street around the corner. >> video shows the suspect walking towards the bart powell station with multiple officers demanding for him to stop. employees and a customer inside a starbucks coffee store that connects to the bart area saw the suspect. >> there was one customer in the store, so i'm like, get her out behind the counter. i don't care if she a customer or who she is, but get her back here and then we'll walk her and send her back to the mall because we know that she was working in the mall. >> as officers chased him down

frisco live 4-1-1 five caught the sound of multiple gunshots below. oh my god locked the doors and saw the suspect trying to flee. >> the guy was trying to jump to the bart entrance to get in there, and then i saw him. he has a gun on his right hand. he decided to shoot the gun, and i don't know where the gun bullet go, but then the cop was already like, as soon as he shot that first gun that i heard the cop already. like dropped his trestle out on the street level. >> tourists waiting for the cable car ran for cover. hours later, sfpd confirming officers first made contact with the suspect after noticing he was armed inside. what is to believe a stolen vehicle leading to this pursuit. >> they observed this armed person because of proactive police work, and they took the appropriate action in terms of engaging with this person.

>> sfpd chief bill scott confirmed officers recovered the suspect's gun at the scene. the suspect was later taken to the hospital and is in fair condition. sfpd is expected to hold a town hall on this shooting within ten days of the incident. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc seven news. >> thank you. the man killed in a deadly road rage shooting in orinda thursday has been identified. investigators say 50 year old scott decker died at the scene. he was a resident of truckee and orinda. the shooting happened around 11 a.m. at the intersection of las vegas road and la esperanza road. decker was reportedly driving a toyota four runner when witnesses say a man driving a tesla shot him. the contra costa county sheriff's office says the man was detained, but has since been released. >> all right, now turning to your voice, your vote and the election that is now just 52 days away. >> so this is video of former president trump's plane as it flew into the bay area today for a quick trip and a campaign

fundraising event in woodside. >> abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey joining us live now in woodside, where he spoke with supporters eager to see the former president here in town. dustin >> yeah, larry and kristen. they were eager to see him as fresh off the debate. they were. president donald, former president donald trump was here in town in the bay area. the old stomping grounds of vice president kamala harris for a very important campaign fundraising event. now unfortunately for all those supporters that were excited to see him this on this day, president trump went actually a former way or a different way. i should say. excuse me. and they were not able to see him, but the excitement could still be felt today on both the california and the election spotlight friday, as former president donald trump spends time in the golden state for fundraisers in los angeles, in the bay area, here in san mateo county, dozens of his supporters

lined el camino real to make their voices heard. in what's considered a blue state. there is still red. >> californians are here to support trump. there are a lot of people here in california that do, do, do believe in trump's values, do believe in his policies, and that we are here to support him. >> support heard loud and proud. after mr. trump arrived friday afternoon after the last debate here on abc polls across the country are tightening up between trump and vice president kamala harris. here in palo alto, it was obvious which way this group was voting. woodside is once again home to an important campaign fundraiser. the l.a. times reports the location is the home of tom and stacey siebel, distant relatives of governor gavin newsom's wife, jennifer siebel newsom. this is trump's second visit to the bay area. this summer. politicians know this is where the election money is at, as major campaign events are no stranger to woodside. trump supporters hope the money earned here will make a difference in the economy of the nation. should the former president be reelected. >> we are being hoodwinked and

we are doing it at the cost of the future. our our current inflationary process has ruined our economy in three and a half years. >> while there was a small group of democratic supporters, things remained peaceful and barbie george with california moms for america was happy to see this kind of political discourse. >> i just hope that we could agree to disagree respectfully, peacefully, knowledgeably. i just hope that more people get involved on either side, but in a way that is a positive cognitive change.nd the next ste for president, former president trump is off to las vegas, nevada, an important battleground state. everything is important right now. like larry said at the top 52 days away from the election. we're live in san mateo county. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> hey, dustin, before you go, nevada is always an important battleground state. what are we seeing in the polls after the debate?

>> yeah, the latest washington post polls actually shows that trump is losing in three of seven of those and two of those states, including nevada, is actually tied right now with vice president kamala harris. so, like i said, very important. the next couple of days as they continue to travel and kamala harris will be visiting pennsylvania soon as well. another battleground state. >> all right, dustin, thank you. every vote counts. earlier today at a news conference in los angeles, the former president called out california's leaders. >> but what they've done, gavin newsom and kamala and i won't say kamala more.so. she destroyed san francisco and she destroyed the state. when you look at the kind of destruction that's taken place, it's all man made or woman made destruction to. it's things that should have never happened. but we're not going to let that happen. with four more years of her in the white house, because if you have

what happened to this country as what they allowed to happen in california and san francisco, one of the great cities of the world 15 years ago, and today, it's not in a very good positio. >> meantime, vice president kamala harris, who introduced herself to him and said her name in the process during the debate, is keeping her focus on one of the biggest battleground states in the east pennsylvania. this is video of her leaving johnstown earlier this afternoon, heading to a campaign event tonight. harris is looking to continue capitalizing on her momentum following tuesday's debate. pennsylvania is one of five states where the harris campaign rolled out new tv ads today. they include the first ad featuring clips from the debate highlighting the moment that trump was pressed on his abortion policy. as we count down to the election, go to abc seven news.com/election to learn more about the candidates, the polls and how to register to vote. bookmark that page now and

you'll have one place for all the latest information as we head toward election day in the north bay. >> about 5000 students were told to stay home from school today after a bomb threat came into the tamalpais union high school district headquarters this morning. the threat wasn't specific, so officials and police chose to close all five high school campuses. just as a precaution. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard with more now from marin county. >> i got up this morning and i got dressed, and i looked at my phone and i got a text. >> redwood high school freshman noah gurvich says the message was from the district superintendent saying school was closed friday due to a threat of violence. please remain home. >> i mean, it's kind of scary that, like, someone would do that. >> it was a bomb threat which came into district headquarters but did not specify a target site. in a statement, the superintendent said school administration immediately evacuated all buildings on all five district campuses and contacted local law enforcement to secure all sites. tam high, redwood high, archie williams

and two other campuses were closed and searched by police, so out of an abundance of caution, we worked with the school district and made the determination that we were going to shut down the schools for the safety of all the kids and we are starting our investigation into the credibility of that threat. police can't say where the threat of violence came from, possible students calling it a threat. i have no idea at this point. >> we're just following up on some leads. >> noah's dad, leo, told us by phone that he believes canceling school was the right call. >> you know, you can never be too safe at this point. i mean, with all the school violence is going around the country. i mean, we live in a very safe community, and certainly i wouldn't want it to change. >> by afternoon, the district sent a message home to parents saying after police sweeps, all schools had been declared safe. weekend activities will go on as planned in marin county. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> and an update now, just in the last half hour, we learned

central marin police have arrested a san anselmo girl for threatening to, quote, shoot up a school today. now, police say the fbi found a threat that the girl had posted on social media. that girl attends archie williams high school, which is in the tamalpais union high school district. however, police say this incident is not related to the threat that shut down all of the schools today. meanwhile, several schools across the country closed today as fake threats of violence rapidly spread on social media. none of the threats was deemed to be credible, but schools were impacted all the way from sacramento to new jersey. >> happening now two bart stations are closed in the east bay due to an equipment issue on the tracks. south hayward and union city stations are shut down with a bus bridge connecting the locations for now. maintenance crews were seen from our sky seven chopper working on the tracks there. there's no estimated time for reopening. >> coming up on abc seven news at four. special honor for the iconic rainbow flag created here in san francisco. so if you've been putting off getting that

real id card, you just might have even more time before you need it. and countdown to the emmy awards sunday here on abc seven with a look at the history making nominations this year. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. big changes are coming starting this weekend. as a matter of fact, it's going to feel like we switched over to the next season. i'll let you know when showers when your child has moderate-to-severe eczema, it's okay to for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, they can stay ahead of their eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your child's skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe.

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to curb homelessness. under the proposal, sfmta would ban rvs from parking on all city managed streets between the hours of midnight and 6 a.m. the agency's board of directors must pass the proposal before it would take effect. >> the iconic rainbow pride flag installation that flies over harvey milk plaza in san francisco's castro district is now an official landmark, and this is a process that's been years in the making. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns is live here now in the studio with us with the details. tim. >> yeah. larry. kristen. the flag first went up in san francisco's civic center back in 1978. it was then permanently raised over harvey milk plaza, near the intersection of market and castro streets in 1997. the significance of that back then was historic, and now, nearly three decades later, it's landmark status means the flag will remain flying there foreve.

with the flick of a pen, it's done. san francisco mayor london breed officially making the rainbow pride flag that flies over the castro neighborhood, a city landmark. >> whatever happens in this neighborhood, whatever happens in this plaza, that if any change is going to be made to this, it has to be looked at through its implications for historic preservation. >> rafael mandelman, who serves as the supervisor for this district, spearheaded the legislation. on friday, he co-hosted the signing ceremony before city leaders and community activists symbolically carried a new pride flag down the street to harvey milk plaza. once there, the new flag was hoisted up the flagpole, a process that's happened every few months since 1997. jeff sheehy was at that first flag raising. i could just feel this whole neighborhood just kind of explode with exhilaration and joy and hope. >> it was such an amazing moment. >> a large part of friday's event also focused on gilbert baker. baker created the original rainbow flag in the 1970s, and was the one who

petitioned then mayor willie brown to fly it in the castro. baker sat down with abc seven news in 2017 to talk about the flag's creation, and what would be the last interview before his death. >> pink is for sex and red for life, and orange for healing, yellow for sun, green for nature, turquoise for magic, blue for serenity, and purple for the spirit. >> while the flag has enormous significance within san francisco, many also tell us its importance reaches far beyond the city. charlie beal is the president of the gilbert baker foundation. he says earlier in the week, he received an email from a gay teenager in rural pennsylvania after his school district voted to ban pride flags. >> i get these emails every week. people that are just, they become scared because there's concrete evidence that shows that after this flag has been banned in these communities, hate crimes go up. >> all the more reason mandelman says san francisco must remain a beacon of hope for all in the lgbtq plus community.

>> as a permanent celebration of queer liberation, which is what what gilbert intended. >> now the rainbow flag flying over the castro district isn't without controversy. there have been new versions of the flag aimed at being more inclusive of black and brown people, as well as others in the lgbtq plus community. many in the castro district believe the original marks the epicenter of gay rights in the us. in the studio tim johns, abc seven news. >> tim, thank you. >> so did you feel it? small earthquake shook the san jose area this afternoon. it's about 45 minutes ago. the epicenter was in the east foothills near alum rock park. that quake was about five miles deep. those who felt it say it was a small jolt and no reports of damage, thankfully, as we. >> okay, are you ready for a little cool weekend? well, today was like a hot blast and now we'll get back to whatever normal is these days. >> i don't know, but here. sandhya patel. >> yeah. larry and kristen. it's not going to be normal. that's for sure. it's going to be a lot cooler, windier starting on

sunday, and we're going to see the possibility of some rain beginning sunday night. going into monday, i do want to show you right now a lovely view from the south bay, san jose basking in the sun. right now, all is calm temperatures, most areas running higher by two degrees in san jose, up eight in livermore. but we're starting to notice the cooling along the coastline. here's a live view from walnut creek. camera 80 from santa rosa to petaluma, the hot spots are in the 90s. concord, livermore, fairfield pier 39 camera visitors enjoying some nice weather and the sea lions are as well 70 degrees in the city, 76 in oakland. you're in the 80s from san jose to hayward. half moon bay chilling at 59 degrees. you can see why. live doppler seven showing you the fog along the coastline so high pressure is controlling our weather today. this ridge is what brought us the warmth. high pressure is going to take a back seat beginning this weekend. there is a trough that is developing and it is going to drop down, and it is going to bring quite the change to the bay area from mount tam cam. we're starting to see that

marine layer regrouping. tomorrow. the cooling trend starts fall-like on sunday with gusty cooler weather and below average temperatures. and monday we do have that chance of showers and windy conditions. so we're going to go hour by hour this evening. still pretty warm at 5:00. you're looking at 90s inland along the coastline, 60s at 730. 80s inland if you have friday night plans, still going to be very pleasant. but if you're near the coast, definitely grab that extra layer as it cools off faster. tomorrow morning we start out with more fog and clouds, and then tomorrow afternoon, not quite as warm as today, but about average for many areas. for this time of year. your morning temperatures will be in the 50s and the 60s. more fog along the coast tomorrow afternoon. it's breezy and cooler in the south bay. 84, san jose 83. gilroy on the peninsula 78. palo alto 63 and half moon bay, downtown san francisco 68 degrees. some clouds will linger near daly city in the north bay. mid 80s sonoma, santa rosa 82, san rafael heading into the east bay 74, oakland 79, in fremont.

inland areas pretty nice. warm 88, concord 87. in livermore. here comes the changes so that trough will deepen. it starts to move into our area sunday night, and then by monday morning we're talking the possibility of showers. certainly starting to see some snow in the sierra. i know that sounds crazy. and then here comes the second system the middle of next week. september is not typically one of our wetter months, but it is looking like we will see some wet weather in the sierra. winter weather advisory sunday night to monday night. definitely up to four inches of snow above 8000 with gusty winds. plan on winter driving conditions. accuweather seven day forecast tomorrow is the warmer, better day for outdoor plans on the emmys day on sunday, right here on abc seven news. it's a good day to be inside fall-like and gusty. how convenient. chance of showers monday and a better another opportunity on wednesday. kristen and larry. >> good excuse. yeah. >> why not? yes. >> all right. thanks andrea. we've got some sports news. it's

not good news. the 40 niners will be without star running back christian mccaffrey again this weekend. the team has ruled out mccaffrey for sunday's game in minnesota. the nfl offensive player of the year last season. still dealing with calf and achilles tendon injuries. coach kyle shanahan says the team is now considering whether mccaffrey will have to be put on injured reserve if he's placed on the ir. that would mean mccaffrey would have to sit out for at least four games. now, the 40 niners cuteness alert, they're inviting you to kick off football season with a new furry friend. the team sharing a video on social media today showing several players posing with the puppies are so adorable. >> they sure are. it's from a recent visit to the humane society silicon valley. the niners are teaming up with the shelter to sponsor $49 off adoption fees. now through sunday, the team says welcome a canine to your family this weekend. >> clever, clever. >> a new program is helping struggling students across the country, including the bay area. what they're doing to meet the

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i came to bayview hunter's point, the world's most advanced personal ekg. where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco.

a new pilot program provides support to nearly 500 schools, including san ramon valley unified in contra costa county.

>> abc news reporter reena roy has a look at how it works. >> there have been some improvements in teenage mental health over the last few years, but overall it's still a pretty dire situation. >> the jet foundation and aasa, the school superintendents association, launched a new pilot program. the district comprehensive approach, or dca, in 480 schools across 14 states to address student mental health. >> in our training, we talk about mental health services, but it's not necessarily been on the menu. >> the dca focuses on assessing the mental health needs of students, analyzing where the gaps are, and using that data to create a strategic plan of action that meets the unique needs of that district. >> a lot of district leaders know that they have mental health needs for their students that they need to attend to. they just don't know how to give it form and shape and life and what it should look like. >> in rural south carolina, lawrence county school district superintendent doctor jody penland is excited about the dca program, saying student mental health is a real problem in schools. kids can't grow.

>> kids can't learn. kids can't succeed if they're struggling. >> lawrence county high school senior jalen harlan says juggling classes and extracurriculars can be stressful for him and his peers, plus the pressure to fit in. >> everybody wants to be known by everybody and so trying to juggle that and trying to live that social life and how people view them on social media and in person, has just brought a great deal of stress on students. >> he says the school's efforts are appreciated by students. >> we see our school adding more stuff for us and trying to help us mentally and create that environment, even more so that it's not just on the students. >> so what do these changes look like in some schools, it's adjusting student schedules where there are more opportunities for brain breaks, for just an opportunity to maybe practice yoga or creating a plan for when teachers notice a student is struggling. >> if every school would implement these types of changes, our future will be

young adults that will be true. citizens run our country, run our businesses, and kind to everybody. >> the main goals for the program protect youth mental health and prevent suicide. the second leading cause of death among young people ages ten through 34, according to the cdc. >> the what ifs we would have done is not a question you ever want to have in your life. i'm so happy that jed and rsa has provided this opportunity to help us look at the beginning of the mental health of our kids, to see what we should be doing instead of what we should have done. >> reena roy, abc news, new york in honor of national suicide prevention month. >> the petaluma tattoo shop is holding a fundraiser today for suicide awareness. and for every tattoo inked, 100% of the proceeds will benefit buckaloo programs. that's the largest provider of mental health and addiction services in the north bay. that fundraiser is now in its fourth year. >> i can't believe i'm saying

this, but some good news is coming to the gas pump. >> unfortunately, some bad news for women. the gender pay gap gets wider and high hopes for san francisco's union square. >> the high end retailer is hoping if they when you have moderate to severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic

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♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. the past four years, but that area is now seeing an uptick in new businesses that are moving in. several big name stores have just opened, more expected by the end of the month. >> that's right. abc seven news reporter suzanne phan looks at the changes to help build a better bay area and bring shoppers back. >> if you're looking for a rolex

watch, you can now find it on post street in union square. the new rolex store opened last month, despite the many for lease signs in the union square area. kazuko morgan, executive vice chair for commercial real estate firm cushman and wakefield, says there's a lot going on there right now. >> there are several other tenants that have signed leases or are in lease negotiations in union square. >> morgan helps find tenants for exclusive retail spaces in union square. >> rolex opened a few weeks ago. patek philippe is opening this month. saint john relocated from the four seasons hotel to post street. >> christopher clark gallery relocated from geary street to post street. max mara is under construction and will open by the end of the month. morgan says a lot of new businesses are expanding or moving into union square. >> there has been a lot of work that's been done over the last year and really getting leases done. >> downtown san francisco continues to grapple with record high office vacancy rates.

during the second quarter of this year, it was nearly 37%. in union square, though, the vacancy rate during the same period was nearly 22%, according to cushman and wakefield. morgan says spaces are leased or in negotiation, even though the signs have not been taken down. next year, a new nintendo store will go up at 331 powell street in union square. as for the san francisco macy's flagship store that's expected to stay open until the property is sold. macy's released this statement saying, quote, macy's union square remains open as the fall and holiday season draws near. we are working in close partnership with the mayor's office and others as we explore options for this location. morgan says people often think san francisco is a challenging market to enter, that it's expensive, that the best locations have been taken, but not now. >> for the first time in my career, there's a lot of good opportunities for brands and landlords are most flexible we've ever seen. >> morgan and others hope the

momentum continues for businesses survive and thrive in union square in san francisco, suzanne phan abc seven news. >> now, if you haven't gotten a real id yet, you may get a reprieve. the tsa wants to push back full enforcement of the real id requirement at the nation's airports. right now, the deadline is may 7th. well, the deadline would not change, but enforcement will be phased in over a two year period. >> now to gas prices. got some good news? got some bad news. the bad news first. all right. gas prices in california still high. an average of $4.75 a gallon in the bay area. as high as 523 on average in napa county. okay, now the good news. prices are starting to go down. here's abc news reporter rhiannon ally. >> experts predict a steady drop in gas prices, putting the national average below $3 a gallon as soon as next month. the national average price for regular stands at 3.24 a gallon, down $0.20 from a month ago. multiple states are now

reporting prices under $3. >> gasbuddy now counts 14 states where average gas prices are below the $3 mark. that represents 50,000 stations in the country that are now selling gasoline below the $3 a gallon mark. >> the drop is attributed to multiple factors, including the summer driving season ending and oil prices have fallen to their lowest level in three years, hitting $65 a barrel this week. gas prices are expected to continue falling through the election, seen as a possible boost for vice president harris. but hurricane season could change the narrative if mother nature does throw a major storm in the gulf of mexico that threatens refineries, we could temporarily see gas prices going up. gas prices remain high in some states. california averaging $4.75 a gallon. california republicans are now introducing a new bill they say will lower gas prices in their state. but governor gavin newsom has voiced concern, saying he

wants to better regulate oil companies to bring prices down. the governors of arizona and nevada argue that newsom's plan could raise gas prices in the region. rhiannon ally, abc news, new york. >> the gender pay gap is growing. the difference between paychecks for men and women has actually grown to a level not seen in 20 years, according to the u.s. census bureau. last year, women made nearly $0.83 for every dollar a man made. that's down a full cent since 2022. also, men's earnings rose nearly 3% last year, compared to 1.5% for women. >> up next major league baseball looking to add some major bucks. and did you check out the calendar? it actually is friday the 13th. yeah. what are your biggest superstitions? we'll ta

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models. model singular is becoming more human. openai says its new model can reason and think like a person. it can also solve harder problems in science, coding and math. yesterday, the white house announced a new task force to deal with ai infrastructure. after a meeting with top tech executives. you guys, have you checked out this new version yet? >> no, i have not. >> i did that last night. and

you know, i do those puzzles on new york times. like the connections. yeah it is able to reason. it is able to explain its thinking. and it arrived at the right conclusions. and i don't know if my rival me sandia. oh no. nobody can rival you. you know what i have three kids. >> as you all know, my 15 year old son, one day he was working on a piece of homework and he goes, oh, let me just ask ai. and i'm thinking, wait a second here. what about learning? but, i mean, this is how far technology has come. >> it does speed things up. yeah. but what i would like to do is take that clip of krysten saying that the ai might be better than her, or however she said it. that's a first. >> right. yeah. >> i just want to save that and have it on a loop for myself. >> i invited the ribbing. >> okay. all right. major league baseball taking a page from nascar, adding advertising to players uniforms. these ads are going to appear on batting

helmets. this will start in the playoffs. they'll feature the german company strauss. they'll be the sponsor for the next three seasons. major league baseball has allowed sponsors on international team uniforms in the past. this is just the way everything is going. i mean, you know, it used to be, you know, like the yankees would just have their pinstripes and that. but but now everybody's got logos and the nba did it as well. and it's all it's you know it's all about revenue generation. along those lines i'm thinking about renting out my forehead for, you know, it would have to be a like a short company, you know, like only a few letters because it's not that much room up there. but it's actually there's more room. >> you pay like $0.05 for that, right? oh, that's some valuable. >> that might be a hefty offer. i don't know about that. >> well, you think it should be. >> we love larry, but i don't know. about $0.05. >> less than $0.05. >> welcome to the club, tim. you fit right in. >> yes. >> so sad. tim

>> the new guinness book of world records is out. there's some amazing and wacky feats. there's the team with the largest hands and feet. okay largest electric toothbrush is going to be hard to hard to work with that. the most clothes hung on a washing line by a dog in a minute, skipping rope on one leg blindfolded. one that parents can sympathize with is the most consecutive magic tricks by a child. well, if the tricks are good, i'm fine with that. but some of the other. like. what are you going to do with that electric toothbrush? like. that's absurd. there's. unless you're like, brushing godzilla's teeth. i don't know what. i don't know what the purpose of that would be. any of those records strike you guys anyway? good. bad. ugly. silly. >> i mean, i yeah, i don't know. what do you. what do you do with that toothbrush? put the advertisements on it. like, put the strauss. >> put strauss on that. >> that's. >> it's perfect. i mean, i don't know, maybe it's good promotion, i don't know. >> tim would probably make more

money than larry's idea with the forehead. >> they might charge more than $0.05. i don't know, hostile work environment by the way. >> is there something crazy that you can do that we don't know about, tim, that might fit in one of those records? >> crazy. yeah, i don't know. i don't think i think i'm a pretty normal guy. hopefully everyone in the office is probably shaking their head like, oh, god, no. >> no. >> right. no. we're shaking our heads because it is friday the 13th. you know, if you didn't notice, you're probably not very superstitious. then friday the 13th happens. at least once a year, but can't happen more than three times in a year. any month that starts on sunday will have a friday the 13th and the longest we can go without a friday the 13th is 14 months. did i provide all that information to us in like one second flag because i couldn't do the calculation? >> ask sandi. as children. yeah, child. >> the other the girls are not like that. yeah, but anybody superstitious? >> anyone here? not really. things you avoid doing today? >> no, not. you know, i mean, i walk under ladders, i, you know,

i don't run away from a black. the one thing i will say, i don't know if this is a superstition, but i do know when we're watching, let's say a baseball game in the sports office. and as soon as somebody says, wow, this game is moving at a really fast pace, you are guaranteed to get extra innings and the game will go forever. so i get scolded about that a lot. i go, hey, look! and then they go, larry. >> yeah, larry. >> or it's like when we say, oh, this show is going so well. >> no technical problems yet. yes >> and there it goes. >> yeah. >> don't jinx it. >> that's no superstitions. nothing. we got nothing. >> no, no. not really. wow. >> you know, when we were younger, i felt like a lot of that was very influential. you know, don't walk under the ladder if you see a black cat. i mean, all these things. right? >> now, you throw one day, your joints hurt. next, it's on your skin. i got cosentyx. feels good to move. feel less joint pain swelling and tenderness back pain and clearer skin

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which was find out what kind of legal problems they had and really relying on other lawyers to step up and help them. and that slowly grew into a much larger project and a standalone nonprofit that now reaches people who were released from wrongful conviction in every state in the country. >> eldon says one of the biggest needs is health care, especially mental health services. >> all right. a pretty warm today, but you're going to notice a little change very soon. >> and the possibility of rain next week. sandhya. >> yeah i mean, it's going to get really interesting. larry and kristen, let's take a look at live doppler seven. right now. it is stable. fog along the coast and 90s inland with sunshine at this hour. temperatures as we head into saturday are going to come down okay. it's going to be cooler, breezier, low 60s to upper 80s as we check out sunday. this is really going to resemble fall well below average 60s and 70s monday. we remain in that pattern. the winds are going to come up as a strong trough comes in. sunday gets gusty and this pattern carries over into

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abc seven news at 11. the 76th emmy awards are sunday on abc. this year's emmys include a diverse list of nominees, some of whom have already made emmys history just by being nominated. reporter george pennacchio has a preview. >> do you have a phone charger? >> yeah, it's right next to my flying car. >> the final season of fx's reservation dogs is nominated for outstanding comedy and its star d'pharaoh woon-a-tai, has made history as the first indigenous nominee ever in a lead acting category. >> not a lot of native actors, creatives, artists get to be on stages like these and to be representing our people every day. it's an honor. >> what happened under the bridge? >> lily gladstone followed up a historic oscar nomination with a historic emmys nod for best supporting actress in a limited series or movie. the star of hulu's under the bridge becoming one of the first indigenous women ever nominated for acting emmys, along with kaylee reese

of true detective night country. fx's shogun made history as the second non-english language show nominated for outstanding drama, following squid game two years ago. among shogun's acting nominees are hiroyuki sanada, tadanobu asano, takehiro hira, and lead actress anna sawai. >> to show your true heart is to risk your life. >> anna, along with mr. and mrs. smith's maya erskine, become just the second and third asian women ever nominated for lead actress in a drama, after sandra oh for killing eve. with her 14th nomination. sandra just won her first emmy this year as a producer of outstanding tv movie quiz lady. we're not a drive racist. >> oh, hi. >> at the last emmys, abbott elementary star quinta brunson became just the second black woman to win lead comedy actress.

>> i'm just very grateful. >> and the bear's ayo edebiri became just the third black supporting actress winner for a comedy. quinta and ayo will compete against each other, this time for outstanding lead actress along with selena gomez, maya rudolph, jean smart and kristen wiig. it's the first time any lead acting category has had a majority of women of color want to make a podcast with me. speaking of selena gomez in addition to her first acting nomination for hulu's only murders in the building, she's earned her third producing nomination for the show. that's the most ever for a latina producer. >> it's been so surreal to just even be considered for that. and so i feel very honored and i'm excited. >> meanwhile, issa lopez, the showrunner for true detective night country, is the first latina ever nominated for directing, and nava mau of baby reindeer is just the second

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