abc seven news.com slash. take action. >> the san francisco city attorney is suing online retailers for violating the local ban on flavored tobacco. the suit alleges four companies violated laws intended to protect youth by selling flavored nicotine pouches like zins. city attorney david chu says these products are dangerously addictive and come in sweet flavors meant to appeal to young people. nicotine pouches have recently become more popular among young people and teens. the ftc says it's reached a nearly $3 million settlement with san mateo based security company verkada. a lawsuit accused verkada of having poor security practices that led to a hacker breaking into customers devices. officials say the company's security failures exposed sensitive data to unauthorized access. ricardo was also accused of spamming potential clients with more than 30 million email ads over a three year span, and not giving them a way to opt out of receiving the messages. >> san francisco leaders are proposing four more areas o

abc seven news. >> we care about building a better bay area here at abc seven, and a new community center is advancing that mission in oakland. the communities united for restorative youth justice held a ribbon cutting for its youth power zone at fruitvale village. organizers call the center an alternative to traditional policing and incarceration, and a way to uplift kids. they held a community block party with food, entertainment and tours today. >> this has been years in the making. a lot of sweat, tears, struggle, but most importantly, dreams. that's what built this. >> the group says they aim to encourage young people to become leaders through healing and activism. a block party in san francisco today had a serious purpose. maggie's corner, a nonprofit, hosted its annual suicide awareness block party. civic center plaza was filled, as you can see, with vendors and live music and food. maggie's corner was founded by lynette mckee, who lost her grandson to suicide in 2021. the nonprofit focuses on raising awareness, eliminating stigma, and educating people on recognizing and responding

football right here on abc seven. >> always live. abc seven news starts right now. the was struggling to get hold of the gun out for because he was like out of his pocket and he was in the air and we were like, there's a gun. >> and then within seconds he was shot. >> she saw ricky pearsall get shot at union square. and tonight we are getting a new look at the suspect. moments after those shots were fired. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm kristen sze. >> today, the suspect made his first court appearance in the case. he is 17 years old. so in juvenile court, we'll begin our team coverage live with abc seven news reporter tim johns, who was in court today and has the latest. >> tim. >> yeah. kristen. this afternoon, the suspect went through what the juvenile equivalent of an arraignment is. he's charged with several different counts. remember some of those, including attempted murder, assault with a semiautomatic firearm, and attempted second degree burglar. the 17 year old accused of shooting san francisco forty-niners player ricky pearsall, appearing in front of

and until then, get updates anytime on abc seven news.com or your abc seven news bay area app. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. a check on your labor day forecast. plus scary moments today through the streets of san francisco. a path of damage and destruction left behind and how the suspect somehow ended up in a tree. and look out below. the worsening landslide in a picturesque part of california. as the emergency is now forcing people from we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even roun

you can find complete coverage and live updates on abc seven news.com and the abc seven news app. in san francisco, the powell street bart station entrance at market and fifth streets is back open hours after police shot and injured an armed man earlier today. abc seven news reporter luz pena was there and spoke to witnesses. she joins us now live from the newsroom. luce. >> yes, emma. 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 whose 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 b

to abc news reporter melissa ardon. i used my right hand because this is my strong hand to seal the wound. >> sorry. and then i put it up here to hold that. >> the sergeant says while they waited for paramedics to arrive. she knew keeping pearsall conscious and calm was paramount. she detailed some of their conversation during those critical minutes. >> i know you don't know me, but please trust me. god is with us. it's not your time, okay? it's not your time. i want you to continue to breathe. okay? >> thanks to pearsall's description, sfpd was able to identify and arrest the suspect. the nfl rookie is now out of the hospital and recovering at home. but the reputational hit the incident has on san francisco may be harder to recover from. on monday morning, we went back to union square to talk to tourists about their perception of the city following the shooting. almost all of them told us they had heard that the city was unsafe ahead of their visits. that included billy seba and his family, who were visiting from texas

news right here on abc seven. our coverage begins tomorrow at 5 p.m. and stick with abc seven for local reaction and analysis. tomorrow night right here on abc seven news at 11. >> right now, most polls and forecasters predict the presidential race is too close to call. earlier on abc seven news at three, we spoke to a professor with a proven track record of predicting who will be president, calling the last nine of ten elections, he shared his winning formula with us. >> i look at the fundamentals of how elections really work as votes up or down on the strength and performance of the white house party and my system, the keys to the white house gauges that i've been right since i predicted ronald reagan's reelection in april 1982, nearly three years ahead of time. when america was in the midst of the worst recession to date since the great depression, and 60% of americans thought reagan was too old to win. >> allan lichtman calls it his 13 keys method to determining who will win the white house. those keys include

abc seven news. abc seven news anchor julian glover is one of the hosts. today. he joins us live from the parade route. julian, my friend, how's it going? >> hey good morning steph. beautiful day coming together here in oakland. we were a little bit worried about lisa's forecast. at first. it was a little cloudy. a little chilly, but the clouds are breaking. the sun is coming out and we are prepared for a beautiful day for the 14th annual oakland pride parade and festival. we're here at 15th and telegraph, where we will be broadcasting live in just a bit. you can see a little behind the scenes action right here. we have our crew getting our location together because in just about two hours from now, we'll be broadcasting on the abc7 news 24 over seven stream, and we will be bringing you all of the excitement, the flare, the flavor, the energy of the 14th annual oakland pride parade and festival. about 80 contingents will be marching down here between 15th and 20th, all kicking off at 11 a.m. the fun does not stop when the parade concludes, though. it's all about

abc7, abc seven brought you exclusive live streaming coverage yesterday, and abc seven news reporternell bernard has highlights of the big parade celebrating inclusion and diversity. coming up. i want the world to know. >> happy pride. >> a party in downtown oakland where pride was the guest of honor. >> pride means diversity and inclusion and celebrating who we are as gay people. >> there were rainbows and lots of bubbles. this year's pride theme, rooted in oakland, means a commitment to fostering inclusivity and unity in the city. >> i think people know that everybody belongs here. everybody deserves to be here, so we like that. happy pride. >> oakland mayor xiang tao telling us why she's marching this parade means so much. >> love is love. and this is oakland's culture. so we're out here, we're celebrating. we have the whole city with us. >> in a period where there's so much acrimony, this holiday, this celebration is bringing together diverse communities. and it is something that oakland needs and it is beautiful. >> we live in oakland and we're uh- proud. >> this parade is celeb

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of course, the abc seven bay area app and abc seven news.com are also great resources.delcastillo with abc seven mornings. and that's your traffic outlook for the long holiday weekend. >> still ahead on strike. thousands of hotel workers across the country, including here in san francisco, walking off the job. >> but first, let's get a check on the weather with spencer christian. >> okay, steph, we have a nice labor day coming our way. low pressure system offshore, generating a nice pleasant breeze onshore. it's right now 59 degrees here in the city. we've got mid 60s at oakland and hayward. 61 at san jose and half moon bay, redwood city. 55 degrees. we've got mainly clear skies. as you can see. not much in the way of early morning fog. this is a view from mount tam, 50 degrees up north at santa rosa. low 50s at petaluma and napa. 59 at fairfield and livermore. concord. 60 degrees. and here's the view from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero. and these are the forecast headlines today. labor day, sunny and mild to warm from coast to inland. tuesday through

abc news anytime, anywhere. yes. now you can get abc news live on disney plus.k, seven days a week. and of course, that includes the abc news presidential debate live. next tuesday, get abc news live anywhere you stream. abc seven news and now 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. expected to be okay. fire started yesterday ten miles west of coalinga. flames scorched more than 11,000 acres. cal fire says 75 structures are threatened. evacuations were ordered this morning for three areas in the county. the fire is just 5% contained. it is hot out there, so let's get a check on the weather. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with that for us. sandhya. yeah they're not going to get a break in

right here on abc seven. our coverage begins at 5 p.m. and stick with abc seven for local reaction and analysis. as larry mentioned on abc seven news at 11. so directv customers won't be able to watch tonight's abc news presidential debate on that particular service provider. disney networks, including abc, have been off directv for more than a week due to a contract dispute. disney offered to provide directv customers access to the debate, but directv said in a statement, quote, unfortunately, returning only disney's abc stations from the entire portfolio of channels for a limited three hour window will cause customer confusion among those who would briefly see the debate, only to lose the channel again shortly after. abc seven's parent company, disney said in a statement, quote to directv customers, we did everything possible to make the abc news presidential debate widely available to the american public. the debate is available on abc news live, hulu, disney and free over the air. all righ, moving on to o

our story is part of an abc news nationwide investigation. abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow has this seven on your side investigation. >> warren deng was dancing his way through retirement until he got duped out of his life savings. i was angry. >> i'm angry for the last few years. >> warren was previously a 30 year scientist in big pharma. college educated? yes. master's degree? yes. in spite of his education, he says he trusted people who contacted him on linkedin with enticing investments. >> hey, i got this great investment. here's some numbers. look at the statistics on these. and so you dive in a little bit. maybe 5000 or 10,000 at a time. and you return with like 20%. then they entice you to get more and more money until they pulled out my 401. and that's the downfall. each of those platforms disintegrated. one was my account got dissolved the second the scammer just took of, and the third i couldn't even get my money out. the fbi tells abc news that losses from investment scams rose from $3 billion in 2022 to 4 and a half dolla

muir right here on abc seven. our coverage begins at 5:00. you can see that countdown clock in the corner there. we'll have a full recap of the debate and local reaction on abc seven news at 11. shifting gears now to a story we've been following on the shooting of forty-niners rookie ricky pearsall. today. the 17 year old suspect was in juvenile court for a pretrial conference. this is surveillance video of him the day of the shooting. the hearing only lasted about five minutes, during which the teen waived his right to a speedy trial. he will remain in custody for now. the next pretrial conference is set to take place in two weeks on the 26th. just yesterday, we learned that the teen suspect brought a gun to school. the week prior to pearsall shooting. now this comes a day after pearsall was reunited with the two women who came to his aid in the moments after the shooting. during last night's home opener at levi's stadium, which also happened to be pearsall's 24th birthday. he honored them in a pregame ceremony.

now from abc seven mornings. sierra, 40 niners wide receiver ricky pearsall is recovering this morning after police say he was shot during an attempted armed robbery in san francisco's union square. >> this happened yesterday at grant avenue in geary street. and we're told pearsall fought back against the suspect leading to both getting shot. the niners drafted him in the first round this past april. all right to weather. now let's check in with lisa on this temporary cooldown . that's right. good morning stephanie. >> it is nice and clear here the golden gate bridge. but this is not the case everywhere. temperatures are in the upper 50s downtown, 63 in san jose and a look from our east bay hills. camera top. ballmer peak. there's fog from walnut creek, 53, in napa and santa rosa. temperatures today in the low 80s inland. >> lisa, thank you and thank you all for joining us. gma is next . happy pride oakland. >> celebrate the cultures and diversity of the lgbt plus community in oakland with abc7. the oakland pride

tim johns, abc seven news. >> stay with abc seven for continuing coverage of the final two games. the a's games at the coliseum will have coverage on air and online for you and anywhere you stream. >> a new bronze statue honoring a professional baseball pioneer unveiled today not far from mccovey cove. this statue commemorates tony stone in the on deck circle. back in 1953, stone became the first woman to play pro baseball regularly on a team with men. she joined the indianapolis clowns of the american league, replacing hank aaron when he went on to the milwaukee braves. there's not too many people who replaced hank aaron ever, but that's that's a pretty epic line in your resume, for sure, right? >> as a home run hitter, no, but second base? yeah. there she is. that's awesome. yeah. all right. oh, so much cooler today, right? >> yeah, it still felt kind of warm to me, but i don't tell yo. tell us which direction we're going up or down. we're going up. okay. >> larry and kristen, it was definitely a big drop in temperatures inland. there were still some 70s in our inland areas and

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abc seven news app. back here in the bay area, a dramatic rescue in the oakland hills. take a look at this. a deer wedged in a small gap between a garage and a house on hemlock street. the deer was stuck. so the woman who spotted it called the oakland fire department for help. >> hey, grab this. grab this. real cool. >> there you go, buddy. pull pull pull pull pull! >> such tight quarters. there >> the oakland firefighters union shared this video with us. what you're looking at took nearly four hours to rescue this animal. and crews were able to turn the upside down deer right side up. you see here with the rope tied around its legs. and thankfully they were able to free him from that. confined space. celebrating the debut of its new modern electric train service. special launch party events were held throughout yesterday at caltrain stations, including this one in palo alto. >> these tracks have been been in use for 160 years. they are the oldest continuously, continuously used rails west of the mississ

abc-disney is officially a walk left-wing organization, abc news, they have been openly rooting for kamala for example, he live in rural is one of the moderators that look at this new study just happened to come out media research centre, his coverage of kamala harris on abc world news tonight, 100% positive since the babe she became the candidate, 100 percent? coverage of donald trump, 93 percent negative. and another anchor for abc disney is george stephanopoulos. now he has been contends that my former clinton for murtagh pathway bc is now rebranding a hard news journalist. is anything but. is a left-wing, radical talk show hosts masquerading like most of the media mob as a journalist. and yet another anchor for abc is someone named remember martha roberts? she cried, she was very upset on air when donald trump won in 2016. let us be clear, the deck tomorrow we'll be stacked against former president trump kayla vespa usual. you can see when left-wing politics takes home -- over programming while the results are a disaster. we just learned this week fallon lost one the of his show, late-

of course, the abc seven bay area app and abc seven news.com are also great resources.astillo with abc seven mornings, and that's your traffic outlook for the long holiday weekend. >> coming up, boar's head now removing even more deli meat from store shelves after some people get seriously ill while eating it, then solving the chocolate shortage. >> the california company creating it to keep supply up and prices down. first, though, here's spencer. >> oh, it's going to be a nice labor day here in the bay area. looking at our satellite radar composite image. upper level low, generating a nice onshore breeze. no clouds, though. very few. we've got mainly clear skies right now. 59 degrees here in san francisco around the bay shoreline. mainly upper 50s over the peninsula, but some mid 60s already over in the east on the east bay, the inland east bay, right now 59 to 60 degrees. it will warm up later in the day, and we've got some 40s and low 50s up in the north bay, which at the moment is our coolest region. these are the forecast headlines today, labor day, sunny and mild

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abc seven news reporter j.r.cal versus auburn after the break [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ yeeeeeaaaaahhhhhh ♪ 646. >> happening today. the 40 niner faithful will have a chance to get energized ahead of monday night's season opener against the jets, right here on abc seven. the niners are hosting a free rally at the plex on embedded way in san jose from 1:00 to 4:00 today. all fans will receive a free giveaway prize, and there will also be a special drawing for additional prizes, as well as special guests and some entertainment. today, both the a's and giants look to win their weekend series here in the bay and on the road. oakland faces detroit at home here at the coliseum. first pitch is at 107, then san francisco takes on san diego. that game starts at 110. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone has your morning sports. >> good sunday morning to you. cal taking on auburn down in alabama and throw out all the predictions because they were all wron

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abc seven news. >> coming up next, the first court hearing for the driver in a deadly wrong-way crash. new details about the moments and miles before impact. >> plus, why alameda county court staff are being told they have to take unpaid days off. and pride is coming to oakland this weekend, and abc seven is a proud sponsor. we are live streaming the parade starting at 11 a.m. on sunday. watch wherever you stream abc let's go! hustle! is getting started. well, we did that 30 years ago, when california first took on the tobacco industry. this is not just about access. it's about the message it sends... now smoking is down 60 percent. lung cancer 42 percent. a couple of our cities have already ended tobacco sales. a california without big tobacco isn't just possible, it's already happening. it left glass shattered all over the street. of course, the pain was being installed on the roof level of the salesforce. east building. the impact was so great it cracked two ground floor windows of the millennium

slate on abc today.and oklahoma state, playing for the first time since 1980, when lou holtz's razorbacks beat jimmie johnson's cowboys. what do you expect in this one? >> i expect to see ali gordon, a lot. the doak walker award winner from a year ago to running back for oklahoma state had 28 carries last week, three touchdowns on the ground. alan bowman, the quarterback, he's a really good quarterback. i like that backfield. so going up against this arkansas team that now they have bobby petrino as the offensive coordinator. he's calling the plays. so if they get in the shootout it's going to be an interesting match with bobby petrino as the oc conference realignment and the new 16 team sec, the winner of the south carolina kentucky game, will be atop the conference, at least for the first week. >> first conference game. >> i watched south carolina against odu and they kind of struggled. won the game 23 to 19. but they have a freshman quarterback. they're trying to break in la norah sellers. he's a dual

she had one big ally, and that was runar, the legendary head of abc news and of abc sports before that. and roone arledge came into the took over the news division at a time that both harry and barbara were on the air together. and it was clear this was not a sustainable pairing of two anchors. and roone arledge made it clear that he was on barbara's side, that even though barbara's, you know, being anchor was really not barbara strength. but despite that, he saw there were many harry reasoner. there was only one barbara walters. so harry reasoner saw the writing on the wall, went back to cbs and barbara walters did not lose her anchor title. but roone arledge redefined how the evening news was going to work with where three guys working in different capitals. and barbara is still technically an anchor, but gradually she went back to what she did best, which was the big interview. she didn't she didn't create the big tv interview. i think you'd say edward r murrow did that. but she expanded it and defined and reshaped it and came to dominate that genre. yeah, absolutely totally true. t

moderated by david muir and lindsey davis tuesday, september 10th live on abc and streaming on abc news live, 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. in the shooting of 40 niners wide receiver ricky pearsall appears in court. tonight we're hearing from the mayor about the charges and the police chief on the surveillance video. good evening. i'm ama daetz. we are continuing to follow the story of the shooting of 40 niners wide receiver ricky pearsall. the 17 year old accused in the shooting and attempted robbery made his first court appearance today. these are some sketches. and the judge decided the suspect will remain detained after today's hearing. his attorney spoke to the media outside the courthouse. >> from what little i

so just head to abc seven news.com and the abc seven news app for live updates. as we get closer to election day. >> tracking efforts to increase public safety is a big part of abc seven's commitment to build a better bay area. and in san francisco today, city leaders showed off a new fleet of mobile security cameras. abc seven news anchor dion lim got a look at how they work and is live in the newsroom with the story. dion. >> yeah. hi there dan. these live view technology cameras have been around for years. >> you may have even seen them in shopping plazas or in other bay area communities. >> but for the very first time, san francisco officials will have access to this technology, something city leaders from different agencies hope will make the city a better place to live. >> you are trespassing. please leave the area. this area is under video surveillance and you have been recorded. >> that strong message blaring from this mobile surveillance unit aligns with the message city leaders shared at an unveiling of these new live view technology, or live cameras mo

abc seven news at 11. this is likely one of those moments you'll only see in lake tahoe. we'll have more on this bear encounter that nearly ende in south lake tahoe. wildlife photographer tug silk captured this moment recently, just let them go the bathroom right now, he says he's run into this family of bears before and that he persuaded the mom not to enter the bathroom. and then reminded the cubs again. that's why he was saying no, no, no. silk keeps an eye out for these moments as he covers tahoe's urbanized black bear population. cutest bears right there. well next up in sports, the first full weekend of college football and the cal bears open up 2024 with a win in front of the home crowd. highlights from memorial stadium next iron the cal bears, hoping to build off of last year when they made a bowl game for the first time since 2019. it's year eight for head coach justin wilcox, and out of the tunnel they come at memorial stadium and there they go. cal actually trailed with under four minutes to go

> again, the emmys are this sunday right here on abc seven. you can watch our live on the red carpet arrivals coverage that starts at 3 p.m, and then don't miss eugene levy and dan levy hosting the 76th emmy awards at 5:00 here on abc seven. >> all right, that is it for this edition of abc seven news at five. world news with david muir is next. >> for sandhya patel, all of us, we appreciate your time. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we'll see you again at six. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org >> david: tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. hurricane francine hits the u.s., landfall near new orleans. that system now on t

he is free. >> abc news reports. goldberg-polin was among the hostages who would have been released under a proposed ceasefire deal. there are still 101 hostages in gaza, including several americans. >> happening now. fire crews are racing to contain a wildfire, forcing evacuations north of lake tahoe. the bear fire is burning hundreds of acres an hour in sierra county, threatening the community of sierra brooks. it started just after 2 p.m. yesterday and has already scorched more than 1300 acres. this morning there is no containment. that part of the northern california border was under a red flag warning for strong winds and dry conditions. spence. >> yeah, we may have elevated fire c next few days. stephanie, as we have a little bit of a heat wave coming our way. low pressure pulling away from us. that had brought us a nice cooling onshore flow the last couple of days. high pressure is now building in. check out how calm the winds are. very very light and it's going to start heating up today. right now though, it'

then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. the 76th emmy awards are sunday on abc.lude 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

you can watch the presidential debate hosted by abc news right here on abc seven.overage begins tomorrow at 5 p.m. >> all right. we are just minutes away from coverage of monday night football kicking off right here on abc seven. and today, one longtime member of the 40 niners faithful got a real surprise. >> yeah, marie bordallo is the principal at saint hillary school in tiburon. this morning, she woke up bright and early to join. good morning america at kaiser pub in san francisco. >> i have a little pop quiz for you. i know you haven't been to a niners game in a while. correct and so here's the pop quiz. true or false? you're going to the game tonight. >> false. i'll be home watching. >> you're wrong. you're going to the game tonight. bring me this ticket. you and one more are going to the game tonight. >> courtesy of gma and our friends espn. i am serious, you are going to the game. >> what are you thinking right now? >> i am so excited. >> awesome. >> i was going to be at home doing homework. >> nope. you're going to be at levi's stadium. i'll see you there.

you can watch the presidential debate hosted by abc news right here on abc seven. our coverage begins at 5 p.m. and stick with abc seven for local reaction and analysis on abc seven news at 11. >> google is facing another antitrust lawsuit that could break up the company. the justice department argues google has built a monopoly in lucrative technology that delivers online ads. both sides made opening statements yesterday before a judge. this is the second federal antitrust trial against the mountain view based company. last month, the judge ruled google illegally held a monopoly over its internet search. >> more than 100 current and former employees who work for i companies are calling on governor newsom to sign a bill regulating the technology. the bill made it out of the state legislature late last month. state senator scott wiener of san francisco authored that bill. it would set up numerous regulations for companies that spend more than $100 million to develop ai. governor newsom has, until the end of the month to sign or veto it. >> the justice department say

you can watch the presidential debate hosted by abc news right here on abc seven. our coverage starts at 5 p.m. and stick with abc seven for local reaction and analysis on abc seven news at 11. >> a big night on and off the field for the 40 niners. they start their 2024 season with a victory over aaron rodgers and the jets. in a game that you watched right here last night on abc seven before the game though, it was this moment ricky pearsall appearing on the field with the first responders who helped save his life. and happening today, the teen suspect accused of shooting pearsall is due to face a judge again. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live at levi stadium, where pearsall made his first public appearance last night since the shooting. good morning. >> he did reggie good morning. and he looked good. he was in great spirits this morning. the niners are celebrating a commanding win after an incredible game yesterday. but the real spotlight last night was on an officer and a surgeon on the football field. check out this footage. right here is a

our story is part of an abc news nationwide investigation and abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow has this seven on your side investigation. >> warren deng was dancing his way through retirement until he got duped out of his life savings. i was angry. >> i'm as angry for the last few years. >> warren was previously a 30 year scientist in big pharma. college educated? yes. master's degree? yes. in spite of his education, he says he trusted people who contacted him on linkedin with enticing investments. >> hey, i got this great investment. here's some numbers. look at the statistics on these. and so you dive in a little bit, maybe 5000 or 10,000 at a time. and you return with like 20%. then they entice you to get more and more money until they pulled out my 401. and that's the downfall. each of those platforms disintegrated. one was my account got dissolved the second the scammer just took off and the third i couldn't even get my money out. the fbi tells abc news that losses from investment scams rose from $3 billion in 2022 to 4, and a half dollars billion in 2023. >> fraudsters ar

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here's abc seven abc news reporter will reeve in this morning's gma first look, an abc news exclusivee with nfl star damar hamlin. your life changed on that day in january 2023. cardiac arrest on the field. he's opening up about the aed or automated external defibrillator that saved his life. >> i'm a little bit embarrassed to say that i really didn't know much about an aed, but you know, that's the big reason why after experiencing my situation, you know, i was truly it was life changing. but, you know, i was truly proud to see how many people were inspired. and, you know, it just made me want to even lead the charge. even more to, you know, raise awareness and educate people. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have a big announcement from hamlin on heart health. plus, hear what he has to say about that hard hit against dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa. with your gma first look, i'm will reeve abc news, new york. >> new at six the airline warning its employees there will be tough times ahead and the technique many parents use to get their newborns to sleep may actually be harmful to

you can head to our website, abc seven news.com/7 on your side.find this story. still to come this morning, a safe return home. spacex completing its first ever commercial space walk. how the crew's journey is officially making stay ahead of your moderate-to-severe eczema. and show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your eczema specialist about dupixent. a cooler day today. here's a live look from our mount emeryville camera. actually, this weekend marks the start of a cooldown that we'll be seeing throughout the week across the bay area. and we have francis here to tell us more about what we can expect. >> yeah, temperatures are really going to tumbl

news right here on abc seven. our coverage begins tomorrow at 5 p.m, and stick with abc seven for local reaction and analysis. tomorrow night here on abc seven news at 11. >> james earl jones, actor of stage and screen who lent his voice to many iconic characters like darth vader and mufasa, has died at the age of 93. no i am your father. >> remember who you are. >> oh. that voice. he had a distinguished career that spanned some 60 years and took him from a small town theater in northern michigan to the highest reaches of hollywood. he was with family when he died. no cause of death was shared. >> a vigil in oakland tonight remembered all of the palestinians killed in the ongoing israel-hamas war. it was organized by volunteers, some of which are returning from serving in the west bank. just today, an israeli airstrike on gaza killed at least 40 people, and 60 others were wounded. that's according to a palestinian news agency and new at 11. the bay area's most prominent black owned coffee company is filing for ban

tonight, of course, right here on abc.esident kamala harris and former president donald trump face-to-face for the first time. it could be the most consequential event of their campaigns. tonight here, the new abc news poll, who now leads in this very close race? rick klein standing by with the numbers. rachel scott on the campaign trail. >> reporter: tonight, with their first debate just one week away, former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris preparing for what could be the most consequential moment of this campaign. in a podcast interview today, trump projecting confidence, while adding a rare acknowledgement that he lost the last election. >> i've done well with debates. i mean, i became president. then the second time, i got millions more votes than i got the first time. i was told if i got 63 million, which is what i got the first time, you would win, you can't not win. and i got millions of more votes than that and lost by a whisker. >> reporter: trump, never a fan of formal debate prep, has bee

the abc news debate is one week away. harris, leaning on former hillary clinton adviser philippe reines to play the role of trump. the trump campaign bringing in tulsi gabbard, who debated harris during the 2020 presidential campaign. gabbard on cnn this weekend. >> what i pointed out in that debate stage in the 2020 campaign was her hypocrisy. it was how she was saying one thing and doing another. >> both campaigns have a lighter schedule heading into the debate next tuesday, the first debate between harris and trump. it's also the first time harris and trump will meet each other. perry russom abc news, washington. >> and the next presidential debate is just a week from today. vice president harris, the democratic presidential nominee, will face off against former president trump in the live debate. it is tuesday, september 10th, and you can watch it right here. and only here on abc seven. our coverage begins at 5:00. supporters of a ban on. all right turns on red in san francisco are expected to take their message strai

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denise teodoro, abc seven news. >> all right, and remember, abc seven is streaming 24 over seven. abc seven bay area app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. with that, we say thank you so much for joining us today for abc seven news at three. world news tonight with david muir starts right now. and i'll see you back here for abc seven news at four. bye bye. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. reports a judge has been shot and killed in his chambers. the breaking developments unfolding right now. the governor of kentucky moments ago revealing the judge was fatally shot in his chambers late today. what we now know about the judge's

you can find complete coverage and live updates on abc seven news.com and the abc seven news app. well taking a look outside, it looks like the bay area may be in for some changes with cooler weather. spencer joining us now with the accuweather forecast. let's talk about how cool okay cooler indeed. >> the cooling has actually begun already. let me give you a look at the 24 hour temperature change. and you can see that inland areas especially are much cooler than they were at this hour last night. nine degrees cooler in concord. concord right now, 11 degrees cooler in livermore. a current temperature readings are 56 degrees here in the city, right around the bay shoreline, upper 50s to about 61 degrees. and those inland areas that were around 7072 degrees this time last night are only at 60 right now. so these are the forecast headlines tomorrow. it's going to be gusty. today was pretty breezy, but even gustier tomorrow cooler and fall like early monday we can expect a little bit of light rainfall, maybe some drizzle as well. and for the remainder of the week. next week, partly cl

they air here on abc.en entertainment reporter joelle gargiulo, from our sister station in new york, has a look at what to expect. >> reporter what do some frustrated shefs, passionate teachers, true crime obsessed neighbors, and truman capote's so-called swans have in common? >> tell me everything. >> they're all part of the emmy class of 2024. >> it's a good thing, right? yeah no. it's great. >> celebrating the best of the small screen in a big way. i love this part. >> and the emmy. the emmy goes to this year's ceremony is shaping up to be a night of firsts and fierce competition. >> i'm a winner. >> showtime. let's begin, shall we? >> leading the pack with a staggering 25 nominations is the historical and highly praised drama shogun wars. is expected to win big. i would say shogun should win. >> i would say shogun will win. it's hard to not bet against the show that has 25 nominations. a really historic night on sunday for shogun. >> as for the comedy category, all eyes are on the bear with the academy

only on abc seven news. to discover a time capsule hidden in the transamerica pyramid. 50 years ago they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org the art facility, but deep within its steel bones, construction crews have discovered a time capsule. so what's in it? abc seven news got an exclusive look. >> we received an email about a potential time capsule that had been buried in the park. john gullickson has been overseeing the $400 million renovation of the transamerica pyramid, purchased by chievo in 2020. >> despite years of renovations and rumors of a time capsule in the tower, no one had found any sign of it. >> on

right here on abc seven. the break, you're going to hear from brock purdy about his preparations when sports 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. here on abc seven. yeah. >> it's exciting. the niners will take the field for a game that matters. for the first time since their super bowl 58 loss to the chiefs. abc seven news sports director larry beil is here with how the team has prepared for the start of this new season. you have to mention the chiefs again. >> i'm sorry. >> we're moving on. >> i know we're moving ahead. onward and upward. yes, yes. the off season for the 40 niners. we can call it let's say interesting challenging to say the least

watch it all starting sunday morning at 11, wherever you stream abc seven news and go to abc seven news.comride for inform you probably know him, ryan seacrest. >> i think i've heard the name before. he's going to be teaming up with vanna white, who's been turning letters on the show since 1983. seacrest is now part of the wheel of fortune family doing the job. pat sajak did for 41 seasons. >> i think just being there is so different, right? you know, pat and vanna have been on the screens and in people's living rooms for so many years, which is a blessing. yes. and just walking out with vanna is enough of a change for this show. at the beginning, it does work well. it's not broken. so that's right. let's not fix it. that's right. >> you can catch ryan's premiere on wheel of fortune monday at nine, following after the game right here on abc seven. it will be on tuesday at eight, then at its regular time later in the week. be sure to check it out. >> yeah, definitely. well, first for the nfl tonight. a new stop on the international tour. >> sports director larry beil is here. larry tan of th