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abc news, atlanta. >> we spoke with abc seven news political analyst jackie speier on abc seven news at 5:00 today about this and she highlighted the gravity of the former president's latest legal troubles. it's we have to sit back and think this is the former president of the united states who while he was president of the united states, committed potentially criminal acts. >> now he's considered innocent until proven guilty, but the charges against him are truly daunting. and they're really piling up. >> they are. jackie adds that she fully expects the former president to try to raise money off the georgia case, and her prediction is exactly right. his campaign tonight is selling a variety of items, including a t shirt with his mugshot on it that says never surrender. he even posted on x, formerly twitter, for the first time in more than two years. you could watch live as trump was processed earlier this evening, we sent this push alert through the abc seven news app with a link to our live coverage. download the app now so you'll be prepared the next time news breaks. >> all right. we want to turn no

stone, abc seven news. >> abc seven news. we are committed to building a better bay area tonight. we're focusing on public health, more places are masking up again in the us after a recent covid 19 resurgence. santa rosa kaiser permanente medical center is now requiring staff members and physicians to wear masks. they're encouraged for visitors. data shows a concentrated covid 19 variant in the city's wastewater increased by 200% over the past month. health experts suggest people take all preventative measures to avoid catching the virus. >> the mask becomes one of several tools we have every tool you use. additionally above the background immune status that we have reduces your risk somewhat . >> cdc data shows that covid hospitalizations jumped by more than 63% statewide in july. kaiser is also encouraging everyone to get the new variant protected vaccine when it arrives this fall. hundreds of people are accused of committing covid 19 related fraud that netted roughly $836 million. the justice department announced the results of a sweep today that included northern california. s

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. >> in oakland, hassan, abc seven news. >> a reminder here, our abc seven news neighborhood safety tracker is available to give you a picture of public safety where you live. we have data for oakland as well as san francisco and san jose. you'll find it on the front page of our website abc7 news.com today in a six month update on the roadmap to san francisco's future, mayor london breed praised the city's recovery. >> she touted the largest new police academy class in three years. a 38% increase in office attendance since last july and more than 5500 new business registrations. among other milestones. the mayor announced the launch of the roadmap during her state of the city address in february. it's a plan to transform downtown into a clean, safe, welcoming destination at all hours, every day. joining us now is abc seven news insider phil matier to give us some perspective. >> yeah, phil, obviously the mayor, of course will highlight the positives, but what grade would you give san francisco's recovery and why? >> i would give it about a c plus to a b. it's definitely not an a, it's not s

colleen liang with the port of oakland spoke to abc seven news in july. is is definitely a milestone for oakland airport. >> as i mentioned earlier, we have not modernized the terminal since it was built. >> in an email to abc seven news, the port of oakland responded to claims about the draft eir by saying, okay, continues to explore the new zero emission aviation technologies that will help us achieve our zero emissions goals. it wants to reach zero emissions by 2040. it says it's working with airlines to increase the use of what's called sustainable aviation fuel, which is not a fossil fuel. okay says it already has commitments from southwest airlines. the airport also joined airport carbon accreditation, an international program that requires airport members to complete a review of greenhouse gas inventory. his granite says local, state and federal agencies need to work more closely with the aviation industry to come up with a plan to reduce airline emissions and for investments in alternative modes of transport. >> nation traveling is very important,

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it really does. >> abc seven news sports anchor chris alvarez is live at levi's stadium with some breaking news tonight involving trey lance. chris >> hi, dan. and i'm a lot can change within an hour. and as you mentioned, you alluded to it. trey lance has been traded to the dallas cowboys for a fourth round pick. our espn and nfl insider adam schefter reports on that news. just within the last hour. we'll take you to some pre-game warm ups. we saw some of the other quarterbacks that still remain on this roster, including starter brock purdy. sam darnold next to him, and brandon allen. so it's a quarterback room of three and not four anymore schefter reporting the cowboys sending a fourth round pick to san francisco to acquire the former number three overall pick, lance. remember he was taken third overall in the 2021 draft. he's still owed 940,000 for the remainder of this year. 5.3 million next season, all of which is guaranteed by the dallas cowboys. and then dallas will have a chance to decide on lance's fifth year option in 2025. so he will go to play for the cowboys. here's gm john l

. >> lena howland, abc seven news. new details on the mysterious purchase of land near travis air force base in solano county. >> sources tell the i-team that the plan is to build a new city on the land. and the i-team confirmed a group representing the investment firm flannery associates contacted congressman mike thompson and john garamendi . the group wanted to schedule a meeting next week to discuss the firm's general plans. garamendi said he has agreed to the meeting. this is the first time that the firm reached out to meet with congressional leaders since the purchases started in 2018. in a statement, garamendi said, quote, the proposal of a mega city must answer legitimate community concerns about transportation, water, impact. a source familiar with the matter confirmed to the i-team thatliaire venture cast mhael moritz had the idea to invest in thecrtione land was cheap and couldnera tha source close to netrk of investors confirmed that flanne is backed by some heavyweights of sililley brian brokaw, a represent

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gop debate, abc news anchor martha raddatz will also speak with former new jersey governor chris christie about his run for office. coming up at 8 a.m. on abc's this week right here on abc seven. >> well, it's pretty unusual to schedule a tour to see the worst parts of a city that was scheduled in san francisco this weekend. >> but as we found out, it actually never happened. abc seven news was at civic center plaza, where the doom loop walking tour was scheduled to begin. it was promoted to take people through mid-march, hit the tenderloin and union square . it's unclear who exactly organize this tour, but contact information online indicated it was sold out. instead, we found a walking tour group focusing on the positive aspects of the area. >> there's so much more in this neighborhood, and we want to show i want to show that people live in this neighborhood. people who have worked all of their lives live in this neighborhood. there are children. it's a community that's very diverse and there's a lot of care and loving that. we really are a neighborhood and a community that's nice to see that positive energy. >> the tour guide lives in the tenderloin and went through substa

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abc seven at eight. it's will trent, followed by 2020 at nine. then do not miss abc seven newsat 11 and remember abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. get the abc seven bay area app and join us whenever you want wherever you are we'll find finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters this friday. >> this week too much fanfare. ikea opened a new store in san francisco at fifth and market. it's a troubled part of town, so there is a lot of hope that this 55,000 square foot addition to a neighborhood where a lot of stores have closed will help revitalize that part of town. it's encouraging. but let me tell you what isn't. i was there for the grand opening and what i saw all around the area was sad and disturbing by the dozen, the homeless, the drug addicted and those with mental illness often all in one person, were everywhere. it was really a sad to see it had an apocalyptic feel then the news this week that there have been more than 13,000 car break ins in the city so far this year. 13,000 odd. and that's just the ones that were reported yesterday. a fed up pol

abc seven news reporter suzannephan has more. former mayor frank jordan spent years trying to crack down on the homeless problem in the 90s. >> he was mayor between 1992 and 96, and this week he told california insider that mayor london breeds efforts are simply not working. >> when you look at our homeless issue we've spent in the last seven years to billion, $800 million. now that's in seven years. and we're averaging now $700 million a year just on homeless. but when you break that down, nobody seems to know. is it 7000 homeless or is it 17,000 homeless? >> jordan criticizes the mayor's efforts to put the homeless in local hotels for housing. he says 70% of the homeless have mental health, drug and alcohol problems and need round the clock supervision. >> they start fighting with people in the hallways or lighting fires in the room. >> so we have, i think approximately 30 of those 70 hotels that are now suing the city because of the damage that's been caused in those hotels. >> jordan says we need to try something new. >> and

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this is abc seven news. >> it's our top story tonight, the state of san francisco. so many problems. but tonight, are we beginning to see a brighter future? we are looking at it all tonight. good evening. i'm amanda. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. it's no secret we know the future of san francisco is threatened by many things. the work from home shift , struggling retail shopping and crime. but we're here to find the solutions to help build a better bay area and the city that we all care so much about. >> that's right. the city is struggling downtown scene has been a hot topic for months. we want to take a step back and get the full picture of its road to recovery. that's why we're making it. tonight's abc7 deep dive at 11 today in a six month update on the roadmap to san francisco's future mayor, london breed praised the city's recovery. >> she first unveiled her roadmap during the official state of the city address back in february. transform downtown into a clean, safe, welcoming destination at all hours every day. so here's a piece of what the may

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. >> and in martinez, lena howland, abc seven news. new details on the mysterious purchase of land near travis air force base in solano county. >> sources tell the i-team that the plan is to build a new city on the land. the i-team confirmed a group representing the investment firm flannery associate s contacted congressman mike thompson and john garamendi. the group wanted to schedule a meeting next week to discuss the firm's general plans. garamendi said he has agreed to a meeting this is the first time that the firm reached out to meet with congressional leaders since the purchases started in 2018. in a statement, garamendi said, quote, the proposal of a mega city must answer legitimate community concerns about transportation, water, sanitation and environmental impact. a source nfirmed to the i-team that billionaire venture capitalist michael moritz had the idea to invest in the crea a new city where lanwas cheap and could generate thousands of jobs . a source close to the network of investors owners med that flannery is backed by s

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tara campbell abc seven news. a redesign of a school bus system turned louisville students first day of classes into a logistical fiasco. about 96,000 students from the jefferson county public school system missed their pickup or came home hours after school, leaving parents furious. some children were stranded on the new routes for hours without food, water or access to bathrooms. kentucky's largest district says it will be reexamining the bus routing system designed by a consulting company that uses computer algorithms to map out courses and stops. sounds like it's back to the drawing board there. well, if you had an older iphone, you could get some money back from apple. owners of iphone six and seven models will get cash back after a judge ruled in their favor. the class action lawsuit centers around the phones, unexplained shut offs in 2015, maybe you experience this. the lawsuit goes on to claim that apple's software update secretly throttled the device to cut the number of shutdowns. the company is agreeing

the mayor's office today confirmed with an abc seven news that it's developing a feasible city study r the westfield mall site at market. and fifth sunday is the final day, by the way. we are now going to the abc news special report on president trump. >> let's show you the images just in to abc news moments ago, the motorcade pulling up to that jail in fulton county. as you know, the former president faces felony charges in connection to alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election in the state of georgia. this is the fourth criminal indictment this year. the motorcade arriving just moments ago. of course, in this community here, fulton county, this is the most high profile criminal defendant to ever be processed at this particular jail. donald trump, moments from being booked. we are expecting that fingerprints will be taken. there have been questions about a mug shot. the sheriff making it very clear there that donald trump would be treated like any other defendant in fulton county , indicating that there could very well be a mug shot here. he will be processed finger printed, pho

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it's abc seven news. uth bay reporter zach fuentes spoke with the doctor about his new app. >> and as a father and pediatrician, dr. navneet singh has devoted his life to providing care to children. >> i've been seeing unfortunate lately more and more youth that have been having issues with anxiety and depression, especially as we went through the pandemic. >> he led the san jose based dr. singh to do some research looking to see what makes people happy. a glaring answer was gratitude, not just mentally, but physically actually has been shown to help things like reducing your blood pressure, making you feel less stressed. >> and the amazing thing is that when you express gratitude, not only are you helping your own physical and mental health, you're helping the physical and mental health of the person that you give the gratitude to and that was the catalyst that led him to create this. >> it's an app called gratis purpose of the app is to be able to express gratitude towards others for acts of kindness. th

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this is abc seven news. lebrations today, nearly three months after a controversial statue was removed in san jose. we're talking about the statue of former mayor thomas fallon. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes explains what some hope will happen to the site and the statue. because we are in ceremony, this is ceremony members of the maloney tribe in central atlantico filled the space that was once the home of the controversial thomas fallon statue. the representation of the oppression that happened to the native americans who were here and the mexican people that were here. the statue was installed in 1990. it depicted former san jose mayor thomas fallon in 1846, raising the us flag. california was still part of mexico at the time. historians in support of the statue, said. fallon is the founding father of the city of san jose. but in april, the statue removal process started completely wrapping up in may. now months after those who fought for that to happen celebrated. we walked over from saint james par

app get customized alerts for your neighborhood stream abc seven news 24 seven plus get accurateeather anytime the abc seven news app download it now. head toward fall concern about covid is ramping up again and as cases tick up locally and across the country, some places are bringing back mask mandates just yesterday we reported santa rosa, kaiser permanente medical center is now requiring staff members and doctors to wear masks while recommending it for visitors. >> and now we're learning many california boards and commissions are backing a bill to keep pandemic rules in place for public meetings. joining us live now is the lawmaker who introduced that bill, state senator john laird from santa cruz. senator laird, thanks for your time. thanks kristen. >> great to be here. >> can you explain very simply what senate bill 544 aims to achieve regarding public meetings? >> well, basically, we had some really good outcomes from the way meetings were handled during the pandemic. costs were down 90. participation was up. people could participate from remote parts of the state to not ha

tara campbell abc seven news.n of a school bus system turned louisville students first day of classes into a logistical fiasco. about 96,000 students from the jefferson county public school system missed their pickup or came home hours after school, leaving parents furious. some children were stranded on the new routes for hours without food, water or access to bathrooms. kentucky's largest district says it will be reexamining the bus routing system designed by a consulting company that uses computer algorithms to map out courses and stops. sounds like it's back to the drawing board there. well, if you had an older iphone, you could get some money back from apple. owners of iphone six and seven models will get cash back after a judge ruled in their favor. the class action lawsuit centers around the phones, unexplained shut offs in 2015, maybe you experience this. the lawsuit goes on to claim that apple's software update secretly throttled the device to cut the number of shutdowns. the company is agreeing to pay up

in the studio, tom johns, abc seven news. >> just a shame. tim thank you. if you or someone you know could use an ally when it comes to dealing with loss, grief or mental health issues, you can find local resources by going to abc7 news.com slash take action and for urgent matters you can call the national suicide and crisis lifeline by simply dialing 988. >> tomorrow city workers of two unions will vote on a strike that would be the largest san jose has seen in 40 years. the unions represent 4500 employees who work in the airport, housing department and city libraries. the city is offering a 5% raise next year and a four and 3% in years following. but many say that's not enough to survive in san jose. i will be losing money, but it's for the greater good because we as san jose city employees, we deserve to have the same amount of raises as our sister cities. the city council is mediating some negotiations. san jose mayor matt mehan says he doesn't want the city to overextend itself in a way that could lead to layoffs later. both sides say they don't want a

live in san francisco, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria, thank you. and let's talk more about downtown. we've told you about stores leaving the market street corridor in san francisco today is the day when ikea is going to open up its new store in the city. our media partner, sf standard got a sneak peek inside the new store. it looks similar to other ikea's, but does have a different format geared towards city living spaces. the store opens at 11 a.m. across the street. bart station. >> happening today, the future of homelessness in san francisco is going before a three actually. federal judges the city is appealing an order temporal blocking officials from removing encampments on city streets. the order is keeping the city from clearing the encampments as long as the number of people experience homelessness exceeds the number of available shelter beds. now the problem, according to the city, is that many of the unhoused are refusing help. >> over half of the folks that they're reaching out to are refusing offers of shelter by the city or actually hav

i'm anna delcastillo, abc seven news. >> amanda, thank you. new developments in the fight to protect pedestrians in san francisco. so exactly one week after a four year old girl was hit and killed near oracle park, a rally was held in her honor at the intersection where that happened. advocates say the crash is just another example of how deadly city streets can be. they're calling on the city to make changes. >> the urgency isn't there, right? we have the basic infrastructure for 900 intersections that haven't been done yet. why. pienta 2022, 39 people were killed in traffic related deaths. >> that's the highest number in 15 years. at fourth in king, where last week's deadly crash happened, the city has announced changes the number of turn lanes will be reduced from 2 to 1. and they're going to make a yellow turn arrow replace the current green light. officials say they also want the state to pass a law so they can install more speeding cameras. >> the hotel facility in san francisco's mission district is under investigation after allegations

in the studio, tom johns, abc seven news. >> just a shame. tim thank you.now could use an ally when it comes to dealing with loss, grief or mental health issues, you can find local resources by going to abc7 news.com slash take action and for urgent matters you can call the national suicide and crisis lifeline by simply dialing 988. >> tomorrow city workers of two unions will vote on a strike that would be the largest san jose has seen in 40 years. the unions represent 4500 employees who work in the airport, housing department and city libraries. the city is offering a 5% raise next year and a four and 3% in years following. but many say that's not enough to survive in san jose. i will be losing money, but it's for the greater good because we as san jose city employees, we deserve to have the same amount of raises as our sister cities. the city council is mediating some negotiations. san jose mayor matt mehan says he doesn't want the city to overextend itself in a way that could lead to layoffs later. both sides say they don't want a strike to happen, but u

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abc seven news 24 seven plus get accurate weather any time the abc seven news app download it now.safety are being raised yet again following an apparent close call sunday at san francisco international airport . >> listen to this audio from air traffic control at sfo of what sounds like a near miss from the united 1722 looked like a near miss to us. >> i think he encroached on our side. you might want to review that. >> well, a woman who says she was on the plane or one of the planes alerted to the abc seven newsroom about what happened. there was another incident in may at sfo, and that's not all. in january, a close call between delta and american airlines jets at jfk in new york and abc news reports said it could have been one of the worst aviation disasters in us history. >> the delta plane accelerating to 115mph down the runway forced to abruptly abort takeoff. the two planes missing each other by just 1000ft. according to the faa. >> all right. and who who is right? >> and just yesterday, the new york times reported that only a fraction of near-misses and midair scares have

amanda delcastillo, abc seven news. >> thank you, amanda. san francisco police are promising to take action to stop scenes like this one. a former news photographer recently capturing people, breaking into three vehicles in just two minutes. the video sped up, but you can watch the whole thing right now at abc7 news .com. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is in san francisco this morning with details on the plan to crack down on these criminals. hi, gloria. >> good morning, reggie. yeah right now we are live at fisherman's wharf. this is one of the popular tourist areas where police will be ramping up their patrols to try to stop these car break-ins. and as we know, residents are just so sick of seeing these brazen car break-ins across the city. every single day. tourist lindsay dobler from missouri got her family's rental car broken into near the palace of fine arts yesterday. she says they shattered her glass, stole four backpacks with electronics and passports. this just before the san francisco police chief talked to the media about the

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but for now, reporting live at sfo, amanda delcastillo, abc seven news. >> amanda, thank you. and you can track you can continue to track hillary using the hurricane tracker on abc7 news as details about where the storm is currently located, its strength and the impact on the bay area. you can also check in on live updates and forecasts with the abc7 bay area app. wherever you stream san francisco crews are helping battle multiple wildfires burning along the california oregon border. >> the smith river complex, as you can see here, it's made up of 12 fires covering nearly 7600 acres in six rivers national forest. the us forest service is about 150. lightning strikes hit that area since last tuesday and that led to more than a dozen fires igniting you can track all of the fires burning in our state right now by going to abc7 news.com and use the abc7 news bay area wildfire tracker in washington this morning. >> a state of emergency because of wildfires burning near spokane. at least one person has been killed. hundreds of buildings have been destroyed because the fact of the mat

abc seven news yesterday for a tour.sponding and 2019 when there is power shut off's and another wildfire. the event was a chance to exchange ideas. >> share with them our living experiences. how we have overcome those but also it is a learning experience for us for the team to hear what they are doing in their countries. here with their programs are and see if there is we can take back here. reggie: the county department decades ago but what independent 2019 polity numerous disasters that hit the county. kumasi: 49ers ceo and several other executives from the online educational company chegg facing multiple lawsuits for suspected insider trading and misinforming shareholders for chegg. the lawsuits were aware of an academic team scandal that drove up sales during the pandemic. the civil suit also accuses the executives of making misleading statements, gross mismanagement, and in just enrichment as sales dropped. a list i made $1.4 million is alleged to have made 1.4 one million dollars after selling shares at inflated p

abc seven news reporter leon melendez went out to assess the situation.t and mission we found a group gathered in front of the federal building. >> do you realize you are in front of a federal building and doing drugs? they don't care you say. they said you can come here and do it? another man showed us his paraphernalia which included aluminum foil and a straw typically used to smoke fentanyl. >> can you explain what this is? >> this is, i picked it up off the ground. >> he gave his two unused needles to another man. are you using fentanyl or heroin? >> i shoot fentanyl and crystal together. >> that blasÉ behavior no longer surprises security at the federal building. guards occasionally come out to ask them to move. one guard told me that is all they can do. >> this is a daily occurrence. >> yes every day. >> so much so that the chronicle reported that the u.s. department of health and resources -- services which has an office here has told its employees to work from home in light of the conditions at the federal building. supervisor matt dorsey lives ne

. >> next on abc seven news, the end of an era. san francisco flagship nordstrom store closes for good after more than three decades anchoring the downtown shopping district. also tackling drug use in the tenderloin. today's overdose prevention panel aimed at finding real solutions to the problem and silicon valley pride wraps up in grand fashion on abc7 news starts now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> when people come to san francisco they want to be able to go to a world class store. that's part of the experience today. >> that experience is changing as nordstrom bids farewell to the city. shoppers say they're sad to see it go, but one leader is already looking to the future. and what's next for retail? downtown thanks for joining us. i'm j.r. stone. happening now, san francisco's flagship nordstrom store is officially closed and today marked the store's final day in business after 35 years downtown , the doors closed for good just moments ago at 5:00, nordstrom opened at the

abc seven news starts now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions.ws. >> when people come to san francisco, they want to be able to go to a world class store. that's part of the experience today. >> that experience is changing as nordstrom bids farewell to the city. shoppers say they're sad to see it go, but one leader is already looking to the future. and what's next for retail? downtown thanks for joining us. i'm j.r. stone. happening now, san francisco's flagship nordstrom store is officially closed. i was there with many others to see what it looked like earlier today. mark the store's final day in business after 35 years downtown town, the doors closed for good about an hour ago at 5:00. nordstrom opened at the corner of fifth and

this is abc seven news. >> good morning i'm reggie from abc seven mornings. ll be able to give their opinions on the qualities that they think should be considered for a new police chief. the police commission is holding the first of five public forums. oakland has been without a chief since lauren armstrong was fired in february. tomorrow's forum starts at 1030 in the morning at the golden gate branch library. the police commission will select four candidates for the job and send the list to the mayor, who will then make the final decision. hi, sue. >> good morning, reggie. and don't be fooled. >> metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. minor backup here, but it's very slow across the span getting into the city because of an earlier accident. we'll check. also high winds on the bridges this morning and pretty backed up on the richmond, san rafael bridge. that's very typical headed toward towards marin county, 8-80, oakland in the clearing phases from an earlier accident. >> thanks, sue. we're going to check in with meteorologist drew tuma, who's