okay dan and ama fall begins in just under two weeks. let me show you a live picture from our emeryville camera, where we are noticing that the view is pretty good, but this camera has been shaking. winds are gusting to 29 at concord. 26 sustained out towards the delta. these winds are going to get even stronger tomorrow morning. first, the winds ramp up near the coast. point reyes 30 miles an hour. you will notice over 35 mile an hour winds by 3:00 in the afternoon. it's not just near the coast. it's inland areas as well. so the gusty pattern remains with us through the evening hours. the gusty winds prompting a wind advisory for parts of southern californi. red flag warning, their red flag warning for the central sierra so not out of fire danger yet. as a matter of fact, we're facing critical fire weather conditions across parts of california. here's why it's going to get windy. low pressure moving into the pacific northwest. high pressure over the eastern pacific. we're sort of sandwiched in between the two. pressure systems. and so t

hi, dustin. >> hi, ama. and unfortunately, that crowd that was here along woodside road was not able to see the former president as he took a different route into town when his motorcade passed through around 330 this afternoon, only a few people were able to see them, including our cameras. but the excitement here still felt in san mateo county. it's actually the second visit to the bay area this summer for former president trump, as he continues to his campaign trail. this time, it's in san mateo county. dozens of his supporters lined el camino real earlier in the day to make their voices heard, waving flags and signs. >> 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. >> and here's that video of trump's motorcade arriving in woodside at about 330 this afternoon, almost two hours after he landed at sfo. major campaign events are no stranger to woodside. politician

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. when you see it like that, it's really hard to believe in so many ways. just a range of emotions in oakland today, as a sellout crowd of 46,889 watched the athletics win one last game at the coliseum. >> now, even more than an hour after the final out, fans are still soaking in the day and the last of their beloved team they don't want to leave. >> we have abc seven news team coverage with sports anchor chris alvarez on the field for reaction from the team, and suzanne phan talked to a's employees, and anser hassan caught up with fans. but let's begin with abc seven sports director larry beil, and i'm just glad they won today. that's a nice little feather in the cap. >> yeah, last night was kind of a downer because, you know, there wasn't a lot of energy and people had that, like the just the glazed eyes look, you know, but really emotional day at the coliseum for the finale in oakland for the a's. they've been calling oakland home since 1968. emotional week ending today in fitting fa

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us.e turn now to justice for the family of a san francisco photographer years after his murder. >> everything. my life to me to get justice for him. >> seven years of waiting is finally over for the family of ed french. his killing shocked the city, especially after the revelation that one of the suspects had been released from police custody just days before the 2017 shooting at twin peaks. >> a trial last year ended in robbery convictions for both suspects, but they were just retried for the photographer's murder. this year and found guilty today. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone has the emotional reaction from the victim's sister. >> pretty emotional for me. we've been fighting seven years and. finally never take this long. >> laurie french, reacting to the guilty verdict that came down from a jury on thursday. and her brother ed's killing way back in 2017. >> it's on film. there was no question that they murdered him. for it to take seven years of my life and all his friends and fam

and let me underline changes ama. >> all right. look forward to hearing more from you. thank you sandhya. in southern california, the fast moving bridge fire has scorched more than 49,000 acres in the angeles national forest, making it the largest active wildfire in california. officials say flames have destroyed 20 homes in the mount baldy area with another 13 homes lost in the wrightwood area. six cabins were also destroyed. 2500 structures are still threatened by the flames as sweeping evacuation orders and warnings remain in place. >> i'm hoping it's still there. you know, i'm almost 80 years old. i'm retired, i'm disabled, and i really don't want to live anywhere else. but if my house is gone, i don't know what to do. >> the fire, which started on sunday, remains 0% contained. cause hasn't been determined. >> on the other coast, another natural disaster to talk about. hurricane francene is ripping through louisiana tonight after making landfall. this afternoon as a category two storm. it intensified just before coming ashore with sustained winds of 100 miles an hou

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us tonight. an apparent case of road rage turns deadly in orinda. one person is dead and another has been detained. it happened at the intersection of las vegas road and la esperanza road just before 1 p.m. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone is following this developing story and spoke to neighbors about what they heard. >> detectives looking for clues after a deadly shooting in the orinda hills. witnesses who were on scene when officers first arrived described a situation similar to what was heard from police dispatch. keep in mind p here stands for reporting party. the one who also fired the shot. >> we have a murphy advising. he defended himself and he's in a dark gray vehicle. one party is bleeding profusely. okay, now males on the ground or p advising the subject, pulled a gun out and started punching him. and then the rp shot him. >> i work from home. i was at my computer and i just heard a loud bang that honestly sounded like a gunshot. but i'm thinking no, that seems strange. then my do

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. breaking news tonight. hurricane helene has made landfall on the florida coast as a category four storm. very powerful, pushing water levels to the highest level ever in tampa bay >> just look at that. there are 140 mile per hour sustained winds and even higher gusts in the big bend region. there are a number of downed trees and power lines. more than a million customers are without power in florida that could last days or even weeks. >> at least three people have died so far one in florida, two in georgia. the weather service warns of an unsurvivable storm surge. the water level could climb to 20ft, and we do have a live picture for you tonight. >> take a look. jacksonville. the camera's been bouncing around throughout the night. you can see it is still gusty. >> there it is. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. she's following the storm, tracking it very closely. sandy really packing a punch? >> absolutely. and dan and ama, they were warned this would be catastrophic and life threatening. a

yeah, and it's a changing forecast, that's for sure. >> dan and ama. let me show you some live pictures. right now we are noticing the summertime fog from three of our cameras there. mount tam exploratorium in emeryville, san jose. you're still all right. partly cloudy skies as we take a look at the forecast for tomorrow morning. there will be fog around spotty drizzle. temperatures primarily in the 50s. temperatures rising by noontime. the sun's out around the bay and inland and near the coast. there will be a few patches of fog. summer warmth with us for 4:00, mid 60s to low 90s. the fog is coming back in as we head towards the evening, so here's a sampling of your high temperatures. 85 degrees in san jose, 70 in the city 76 oakland. after the morning fog, it's a warmer day and you will feel that warmth in walnut creek, 89 degrees. we switch the seasons, we head into fall. and dan, i'm going to bring the heat. i'll be back with the forecast coming right up. >> all right. thanks, andrea. a kentucky sheriff has been charged with murder, accused of kill

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us.ttempted murder charges have been filed against the teenage suspect in the attempted robbery case of pearsall. the shooting happened saturday in san francisco's union square. >> abc7 news reporter j.r. stone sat down with d.a. brooke jenkins in an interview. you'll see only on seven. >> those charges now are attempted murder with additional gun enhancements. >> san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins laying out the charges against the 17 year old suspect in the ricky pearsall case. the 49 ers wide receiver shot in the chest saturday in san francisco's union square. i sat down with jenkins in a one on one interview tuesday night. she says in addition to the attempted murder charge, the suspect also faces assault with a semiautomatic weapon and second degree attempted robbery charges is attempted murder the strongest charge that you could have filed in this case? yes. >> it does appear to have been the most serious charge that was eligible based on these facts. >> monday, bullet h

ama all right. >> thank you sandhya. time now for our abc seven news at 11 deep dive, where we take an in-depth look at an issue with a lot of impact. tonight, we're focused on homelessness and how three different cities are changing their approach. we begin in berkeley, where action taken last night by the city council apparently isn't enough. several businesses, including biotech bagels and fieldwork brewing, are suing the city to clean up homeless encampments. they claim they are taking a financial hit, and customers, as well as employees don't feel safe. the lawsuit was filed yesterday, the same day the council approved new rules that will allow for a more aggressive approach. >> we have these large, sprawling encampments where there have been major safety issues, fires, rats, you crime, things that pose a risk to the homeless people that are sheltering there and to the broader community. >> the mayor adds, berkeley is still going to take a compassionate approach. the new rules are for encampments the city deems haza

yeah, and it's a changing forecast, that's for sure. >> dan and ama. let me show you some live pictures. right now we are noticing the summertime fog from three of our cameras there. mount tam exploratorium in emeryville, san jose. you're still all right. partly cloudy skies as we take a look at the forecast for tomorrow morning. there will be fog around spotty drizzle. temperatures primarily in the 50s. temperatures rising by noontime. the sun's out around the bay and inland and near the coast. there will be a few patches of fog. summer warmth with us for 4:00, mid 60s to low 90s. the fog is coming back in as we head towards the evening, so here's a sampling of your high temperatures. 85 degrees in san jose, 70 in the city 76 oakland. after the morning fog, it's a warmer day and you will feel that warmth in walnut creek, 89 degrees. we switch the seasons, we head into fall. and dan, i'm going to bring the heat. i'll be back with the forecast coming right up. >> all right. thanks, andrea. a kentucky sheriff has been charged with murder, accused of kill

ama all right. >> thank you sandhya.now for our abc seven news at 11 deep dive, where we take an in-depth look at an issue with a lot of impact. tonight, we're focused on homelessness and how three different cities are changing their approach. we begin in berkeley, where action taken last night by the city council apparently isn't enough. several businesses, including biotech bagels and fieldwork brewing, are suing the city to clean up homeless encampments. they claim they are taking a financial hit, and customers, as well as employees don't feel safe. the lawsuit was filed yesterday, the same day the council approved new rules that will allow for a more aggressive approach. >> we have these large, sprawling encampments where there have been major safety issues, fires, rats, you crime, things that pose a risk to the homeless people that are sheltering there and to the broader community. >> the mayor adds, berkeley is still going to take a compassionate approach. the new rules are for encampments the city deems hazardous

okay dan and ama fall begins in just under two weeks.ow you a live picture from our emeryville camera, where we are noticing that the view is pretty good, but this camera has been shaking. winds are gusting to 29 at concord. 26 sustained out towards the delta. these winds are going to get even stronger tomorrow morning. first, the winds ramp up near the coast. point reyes 30 miles an hour. you will notice over 35 mile an hour winds by 3:00 in the afternoon. it's not just near the coast. it's inland areas as well. so the gusty pattern remains with us through the evening hours. the gusty winds prompting a wind advisory for parts of southern californi. red flag warning, their red flag warning for the central sierra so not out of fire danger yet. as a matter of fact, we're facing critical fire weather conditions across parts of california. here's why it's going to get windy. low pressure moving into the pacific northwest. high pressure over the eastern pacific. we're sort of sandwiched in between the two. pressure systems. and so that's why

answer >> ama and dan. good evening. when kool and the gang song celebration came on, everybody knew game over a's win, but now they're headed to sacramento on the way to vegas. but for fans, this is it. you can see there's a few here still tailgating, but many of the fans we spoke to say today felt different. they know this was the end. >> it was heavier today for sur. the last few games there was a little bit more jovial kind of tone to it. today was just you felt it as soon as you walked in the stadium. i mean, there was a lot of heaviness when katie took the field that got me, you know, definitely wiping some tears away on that one. >> it's somber. it's very sad, you know, a piece of your childhood, a piece of your adult life. my son saw me grabbing my a's gear today, and he got to go sunday, and he said, oh, i want to go to the game today with you. i'm like, well, today's a. today's dad's game. >> so many people spent so much time here. like there's not many things you invest that much time. you come that many times

and dan and ama tonight.e a look at what we can expect from the fed's big announcement. a half point rate cut from the economy to the housing market and the upcoming election. we'll hear from an expert. speaking of experts, sports director larry beil will discuss the forty-niners as they look to beat the rams, but injuries to key players will make it a bit challenging. that's coming up on abc seven news streaming at 530. >> okay. thanks, karina. welcome back. >> all right. download the app. you can join karina in two minutes if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. >> all of us. i'm dan ashley, we appreciate your time and i'm ama daet >> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the deadly explosions one day after pagers detonated. today, our team at a funeral when walkie-talkies began exploding with deadly force. >>> also tonight, the delta flight, the emergency landing. reports passengers bleeding from their ears. >>> and the economy tonight.

ama and dan. we're going to take a look at the highs. so far, and then we'll talk about those advisories. san francisco has managed to get up to 85 degrees. oakland, you're at 89 triple digits. concord. santa rosa airport, livermore, 99, san jose 95 degrees. you can see there's a lot of sun from our golden gate bridge camera. and at this hour, temperatures are still in the 90s inland. 97 in san ramon, 93, san jose, 82 in oakland. looking at the north bay, we've gotten up to 97. in santa rosa right now. still at that hour. at this hour is what i should say. the heat advisory for san francisco until 7 p.m. tomorrow. risk of heat related illnesses. and that advisory covers virtually all of our inland valleys and hills. tomorrow morning until thursday night. so the heat risk is going to be in the moderate to major category for our inland areas. and we also have a spare the air alert up today. up tomorrow. poor air quality for the inland east bay, the santa clara valley. and as you take a look at a live picture, you can already see there is s

i'm ama daetz. and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. we're talking about the high profile murder of bob lee, the founder of cash app. >> now, the judge in the case is blasting the defense attorneys for not properly filing documents and in essence, keeping them from the public and journalists. >> abc seven news i-team reporter melanie woodrow questioned attorneys and court staff about the issue. in the next day, there was an unscheduled hearing and she is here with the latest now, dan and ama. >> these documents have since been filed after the judge ordered the defense to do so. an attorney i spoke to said this is a first amendment rights violation for journalists and the public. prosecutors and defense attorneys met wednesday at san francisco superior court for a hearing to make arguments about what evidence they say should be allowed or excluded in the bob lee murder trial. he is accused of stabbing and killing the tech executive in april of last year. several of those motions were heard in private. the judge cleared the courtroom afte

melanie. >> dan and ama. these documents have since been filed after the judge ordered the defense to do so. an attorney i spoke to said this is a first amendment rights violation for journalists and for the public. prosecutors and defense attorneys met wednesday at san francisco superior court for a hearing to make arguments about what evidence they say should be allowed or excluded in the bob lee murder trial. he is accused of stabbing and killing the tech executive in april of last year. several of those motions were heard in private. the judge cleared the courtroom after both sides agreed the discussion could taint a potential jury pool. prosecutors had filed their motions with the clerk's office, but defense attorneys did not. instead saying they had emailed them to the judge and prosecutors. yeah, we emailed everything to the parties and the judge in a timely fashion. david schneider is executive director of the first amendment coalition. it's a violation of the first amendment to exclude the public and

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right after abc seven news at 11. >> jimmy thanks, dan and ama. hello, friends in the bay area tonight, keegan-michael key, grace van patten, music from khalid and donald trump announced his unconditional love for me next on jimmy kimmel live down to the big event. >> tomorrow night's debate on abc seven will be the first, and potentially only time vice president harris and former president trump face off before election day. >> the two top candidates are preparing in their own ways today. vice president kamala harris landed in philly tonight. former president donald trump is set to arrive tomorrow, with polls still showing a very tight race. >> tomorrow's debate could have a major impact. >> those undecideds, it might. it's a marginal group. it's a it's a small group. uh. but, you know, this election is going to be a marginal election, and it's going to be decided by a small amount of votes. >> both candidates are going in with significant new endorsements. harris with members of the cheney family, longtime and staunch republican, and trump from

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. attempted murder charges have been filed against the teenage suspect in the attempted robbery case of pearsall. the shooting happened saturday in san francisco's union square. >> abc7 news reporter j.r. stone sat down with d.a. brooke jenkins in an interview. you'll see only on seven. >> those charges now are attempted murder with additional gun enhancements. >> san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins laying out the charges against the 17 year old suspect in the ricky pearsall case. the 49 ers wide receiver shot in the chest saturday in san francisco's union square. i sat down with jenkins in a one on one interview tuesday night. she says in addition to the attempted murder charge, the suspect also faces assault with a semiautomatic weapon and second degree attempted robbery charges is attempted murder the strongest charge that you could have filed in this case? yes. >> it does appear to have been the most serious charge that was eligible based on these facts. >> monday, bullet

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i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us.he jack london inn sits in prime location along the embarcadero in oakland, right in the heart of jack london square, but seeking a solution for the homeless crisis, the city council approved leasing the hotel to a nonprofit. it would turn the 110 room building into a shelter. the residents would come from another one that is closing down. >> as you can imagine, not everyone is happy about this decision. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has the pushback coming from businesses. >> the transformation of this inn in oakland's historic jack london square is causing concern among some business owners. >> i've been in business in jack london square for 50 years, and i'm very concerned about this homeless shelter. they're going to put at the entrance to jack london square. >> business owners gathering thursday speaking out against the city's plans to convert this 110 room in into a shelter. >> we're in the center of a dining and entertainment district, and this is not what we need. there

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us tonight. an apparent case of road rage turns deadly in orinda. one person is dead and another has been detained. it happened at the intersection of las vegas road and la esperanza road just before 1 p.m. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone is following this developing story and spoke to neighbors about what they heard. >> detectives looking for clues after a deadly shooting in the orinda hills. witnesses who were on scene when officers first arrived described a situation similar to what was heard from police dispatch. keep in mind p here stands for reporting party. the one who also fired the shot. >> we have a murphy advising. he defended himself and he's in a dark gray vehicle. one party is bleeding profusely. okay, now males on the ground or p advising the subject, pulled a gun out and started punching him. and then the rp shot him. >> i work from home. i was at my computer and i just heard a loud bang that honestly sounded like a gunshot. but i'm thinking no, that seems strange. then my do

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us.turn now to justice for the family of a san francisco photographer years after his murder. >> everything. my life to me to get justice for him. >> seven years of waiting is finally over for the family of ed french. his killing shocked the city, especially after the revelation that one of the suspects had been released from police custody just days before the 2017 shooting at twin peaks. >> a trial last year ended in robbery convictions for both suspects, but they were just retried for the photographer's murder. this year and found guilty today. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone has the emotional reaction from the victim's sister. >> pretty emotional for me. we've been fighting seven years and. finally never take this long. >> laurie french, reacting to the guilty verdict that came down from a jury on thursday. and her brother ed's killing way back in 2017. >> it's on film. there was no question that they murdered him. for it to take seven years of my life and all his friends and famil

stephanie. >> yes, dan and ama. there's a lot of it. supporters say these two bills would have paved the way for more transparency and lower costs to californians who are actually putting in the work to reduce wildfire risks around their home. but both of those bills failed, and we found the group of lawmakers who opposed them are getting millions of dollars from the insurance industry. >> this is where the palm tree was. >> tom grossman lives in the oakland hills. he's transformed his palm tree property from this to this. >> it went right up and the leaves were into the window. we have the five foot noncombustible zone adjacent to the house. very few oily plants keep these cut back really tight. >> $15,000 worth of fire mitigation. >> we don't want our house to burn down. >> when he first moved here in 2017, our old insurance company in danville refused to touch any houses in this area. now, seven years later, getting insurance up here is difficult to impossible. he says six of his neighbors have already been dropped by their insurance

tara. >> yeah, dan and ama. we actually set out ourselves looking for these thc containing products at local grocery stores and corner stores. and while we found plenty of cd baby drinks, we didn't find anything specifically labeled with thc. however, it also didn't always seem entirely clear what other detectable cannabis cannabinoids might be present in these gummy bears. friday, governor gavin newsom introducing emergency regulations banning products containing thc from being sold outside of dispensaries. >> we want these products off the shelf. we want the retailers, the grocers to get them off themselves today. >> officials say the new rules are aimed particularly at protecting children from potentially harmful health effects of intoxicating hemp products. >> i mean, i don't know how you know or realize this is a hemp product, says tune up sparkling water. then you can barely find that it's thc in there. >> and it's not just thc. the tougher regulations would expand the number of psychoactive cannabinoids t

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. jack london inn sits in prime location along the embarcadero in oakland, right in the heart of jack london square, but seeking a solution for the homeless crisis, the city council approved leasing the hotel to a nonprofit. it would turn the 110 room building into a shelter. the residents would come from another one that is closing down. >> as you can imagine, not everyone is happy about this decision. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has the pushback coming from businesses. >> the transformation of this inn in oakland's historic jack london square is causing concern among some business owners. >> i've been in business in jack london square for 50 years, and i'm very concerned about this homeless shelter. they're going to put at the entrance to jack london square. >> business owners gathering thursday speaking out against the city's plans to convert this 110 room in into a shelter. >> we're in the center of a dining and entertainment district, and this is not what we need. there's

tara. >> yeah, dan and ama. we actually set out ourselves looking for these thc containing products at local grocery stores and corner stores. and while we found plenty of cd baby drinks, we didn't find anything specifically labeled with thc. however, it also didn't always seem entirely clear what other detectable cannabis cannabinoids might be present in these gummy bears. friday, governor gavin newsom introducing emergency regulations banning products containing thc from being sold outside of dispensaries. >> we want these products off the shelf. we want the retailers, the grocers to get them off themselves today. >> officials say the new rules are aimed particularly at protecting children from potentially harmful health effects of intoxicating hemp products. >> i mean, i don't know how you know or realize this is a hemp product, says tune up sparkling water. then you can barely find that it's thc in there. >> and it's not just thc. the tougher regulations would expand the number of psychoactive cannabinoids t

that's all he can show, because um before he went into gaza, the stated objectives were to destroy amas, to bring back the... uh to bring back the the hostages and to make um you know gaza unleevable place so the only thing he has been able to achieve is that making gaza unleevable and also to expel the people in gaza but he has failed in expelling the people in gaza because they've chosen to stay on their land and they they have they have accepted that it's either they all die or no one is leaving because that's their land and there's nowhere else for them to go anyway because let's not... forget that um the regime has already closed all land crossing into into gaza and the place is now completely completely isolated and it is actually um death camp which is what israel has made you know gaza for the past 17 or 18 plus years and then to move into you know um lebanon or the general um resistance axis um we see that just like said abbas mentioned that uh israel w this fast warm. because it knows it has that military capacity, it has that intelligence capacity and it has an unlimited amou

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. court records show that the 53 year old man charged in the case was frustrated with trump's position on ukraine and has an extensive rap sheet in north carolina dating back to 1997. >> and today, he was in court to face two gun related charges, with more likely to come. abc news reporter perry russom has more. >> he's walking new police body camera video shows officers in florida detaining ryan wesley ruth, the man accused of apparently trying to assassinate former president trump at his golf course in west palm beach. >> we do not have information that he's been acting with anyone else at present. >> this morning, ruth, in a federal courtroom charged with possession of a firearm as a convicted felon and possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number. he did not enter a plea. he's expected back in court to be arraigned on september 30th. more serious charges could follow. according to court documents, cell phone data tracked ruth at trump's golf course for nearly 12 hours y

ama says the israeli prime minister is obstructing the gaza truice talks while the palestinian resistance movement remains committed to sease fire plan in the beseged territory and the leader of the ansarullah movement reiterates yemen's pledge to carry out anti-israel operations until the genocidal war on gaza comes to an end, hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehron, thank you for joining us. welcome back, there is no end insight to the israeli genocide in gaza as more civilians are killed in the regime's renewed is rights on the blockaded palestinian territory. at least three people have been. building an israelier strike on an area near the kamal adwan hospital in the north of gaza. several other civilians including children were also injured. in the ralah, another israeli ear strike on tents housing displaced palestinians near the alaxa hospital killed four more people. several other palestinians were also killed in separate attack on the amawasi refugee camp in the city of rafa. the us israel genocidal war on gaza has now killed nearly 40,900 palestin

ama and dan by then, we'll need it.definitely. >> thanks, sandhya. >> well, still ahead here, honoring warriors legend al attles all season long, we're going to tell you about the team's plan. >> a 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 for the last two years, people living in alameda said they could hear the music and even feel vibrations all the way from san francisco. organizers told the chronicle they are vowing to be quieter. some of the changes you'll see include one of the stages being rotated away from the water. there will also be more shipping containers up to block sound from traveling. performances will also end a

. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. merchants in san francisco's chinatown say they're fed up with illegal vending posing a risk to community health and their livelihoods. >> and now they are speaking out in hopes city agencies will save their neighborhood. abc seven news anchor dion lim has the story. >> the elderly is supposed to be not doing that raw meat, produce, even baby sharks. >> these are just some of the examples of the illegal vending plaguing san francisco's chinatown. it's a problem. the chinatown merchants association and the 175 businesses it represents has dealt with for years. >> we have a lot of merchants in chinatown here have paid for the rental insurance license, everything. illegal street vendors, they don't need to pay for nothing. >> that's just the beginning. edward hsu says food is sometimes picked from the trash and resold. >> if someone eat it, okay, it's got a stomach flu. >> merchants say it's causing them to lose business. >> they usually block the street, and then they. even when i ask t

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i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> world news tonight with david muir is next. you again at six. grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. >>> tonight, breaking news in new york city. sean "diddy" combs arrested. multiple federal sex trafficking charges. what authorities say he was doing for years. >>> also breaking tonight, the unprecedented widespread and deadly attack. beepers, pagers suddenly exploding. several dead, thousands wounded. >>> and in the u.s. tonight, the new system now moving up into the northeast. >>> first tonight, sean "diddy"

ama and dan as you both know. >> thanks very much. well, we are now getting a sneak peek of what the golden state valkyrie's locker room and practice facility will look like. the team released renderings today. the v shaped locker room at chase center features a training room, player lounge, dining area and coaches offices. while the practice facility in oakland has 17 basketball hoops, two full size courts, as well as a locker room, weight room, training room, and hot and cold pools. construction is underway at both facilities and expected to be complete in early 2025. for the valkyries inaugural season. >> i think the players will be pleased. pretty fancy. >> all right. still ahead, the 76th annual emmys are this sunday right here on abc seven and the series, leading all the others with 25 nominations is shogun. >> you're going to hear from the show creators and c 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

so ama and dan you can say i'll deliver eventually. >> all right. thanks andy. >> dodgers star shohei ohtani made baseball history tonight in miami. listen to this. he's now the first and only player of mlb's 5050 club, hitting 50 home runs and stealing 50 bases in the same season. he accomplished the feat in today's game against the marlins. ohtani is in his first year with the dodgers this offseason. you may remember he signed a massive ten year, $700 million contract with the team. >> nba hall of famer gary payton was introduced today as the new men's basketball coach at the college of alameda. the 56 year old oakland native inherits a junior college program that went seven and 21 last season. payton says he learned to work hard after struggling his first two years in the nba, a work ethic he plans to pass on to his players. >> then i went back to my roots in oakland and i started working out, and i started to be gary payton again, and that's when my whole life i had a lot of confidence. like, i have a lot of confidence in coaching this basketbal

dan and ama. >> all right.nk you sandhya. >> well, coming up here, next band and find the latest multi-million dollar settlement against the company that was once one of the nation's largest student lo fueled by the tech sector, bargain hunting investors sought those stocks after they dipped in the past several days. dow gained 235 points, closing just shy of 41,100. the nasdaq added 174 points, 1% of its value. the s&p went up by 41. one of the country's largest student loan services, navient, is now banned from servicing federal student loans. it's part of a settlement on a lawsuit brought by the consumer financial protection bureau back in 2017. navient must also pay a $20 million fine to the cfb cfpb and $100 million to impacted borrowers. now they'll receive a check from the consumer financial protection bureau, so no action is needed. navient says it doesn't agree with the allegations, but the agreement, quote, puts these decade old issues behind us. this is the company's third multi-million dollar settle

we appreciate your time. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we'll see you again at six. 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. what would y'all name this chapter of y'all life? probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay vida, no hay esperanza. everything that i'm doing is for my family. yeah. las mismas cosas que yo quiero para mi hijo las quiero para los niños de la comunidad. (♪) >> david: tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. the surprise moment in court. hunter biden pleading guilty. could the president's son face years in prison?

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 know that this is completely out of character for him. i do think there are extraneous circumstances that haven't really formed a part of the narrative yet, but i'm still piecing that together. >> it remains to be seen whether the case gets moved and the teen is tried as an adult in 2022. district attorney brooke jenkins said she would only seek to move cases out of juvenile court if there were heinous crimes. the attorney for the 17 year old doesn't think that's necessary, even though this case is garnering national attention. >> you know, we're the only reason you're here talking to me is because mr. pearsall i

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. combs is expected back in court tomorrow afternoon, but tonight he's being held in a special housing unit in brooklyn. according to law enforcement officials. >> reporter jim dolan, with our sister station in new york city, has more on the case. >> his family left court today without sean combs. the rap mogul offered to post an astounding $50 million bond. but the judge said combs was too dangerous, his behavior too violent, and she ruled that combs must stay behind bars. >> combs abused, threatened and coerced victims to fulfill his sexual desires, protect his reputation, and conceal his conduct. >> mr. combs is a fighter. he's going to fight this to the end. he's innocent. >> yo. cause it ain't. >> 54 year old sean combs was at the apex of the entertainment world, the owner of a vast empire that spanned music and clothing and lifestyle products. but it all began to crumble this year when a former girlfriend sued combs for sexual abuse and coercion. cnn aired this tape of combs appea

i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks so much for joining us. we talk about building a better bay area. so tonight let's focus on the bay part. >> and not just the bay but also the oceans that connect us to the world. what does it take to keep them healthy and thriving for generations to come? >> trash certainly is not the answer. the great pacific garbage patch is the biggest pile of plastic in the ocean in the world, and it's floating in between california and hawaii. it is twice the size of texas, but it could be cleaned up in just five years at a cost of $4 billion. abc seven news reporter tim johns is live on the ship that's making a difference in this really challenging struggle. tim >> yeah, dan, i am on the deck of that ship, but i want to show you guys what i'm standing beside. take a look at these giant bags here. now, just for reference, i'm six feet tall. so you get a little bit of an idea of how massive these things are. now, each one of them is filled with plastic cans, other forms of debris that came from the ocean. and while it m

if there is a ground invasion and any type of... assistance that we probably need, we also have the ama movement, the ama movement by the way was founded by the by sayid musa sabir who continues to be missing is believed to have been kidnapped by muhammad khadafi in libya, but those formations began as a resistance, and when he began forming those groups at the yama movement, he intended that it would be in support of the oppressed. be oppressed in lebanon, we had of course a big majority of the shee back then were uh in poverty or under the poverty line, he worked towards that, but he also said that these are groups that are going to be fighting the israeli regime which is cancerous tumor and these are the terms of course also of imam khumaini but then as well and just before the the islamic revolution imam musas was of course completely disappeared and that's now we understand why, because he was major figure in preparing and founding resistance groups and grass movements to be ready to face the israeli invasions, which he saw happening, he saw coming of course towards lebanon, and so

i'm ama daetz, and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us.resident's last visit to san francisco before election day, but it has started with one of those only in san francisco moments. >> yes. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez joins us live near the fairmont hotel, where kamala harris arrived about 90 minutes ago. hi, lauren. >> hi, ama and dan. it was definitely a memorable entrance for the vp and her team. we saw not one, but two driverless cars get stuck as they made their way here to the hotel. we captured all of that, as well as what's in store for harris's visit here in san francisco. vice president kamala harris makes what could be her final visit to california before the election. a little after 830 friday evening, the vp touched down at sfo as her motorcade arrived at the fairmont san francisco, an autonomous waymo got stuck making a turn. a san francisco police officer had to manually drive the vehicle out of the way. >> nowhere else in the city. nowhere else in the world. we're the only people come to see that. so we saw it.

discovered in gaza, he showed calendar in arabic and he claimed that was the names of the so-called amas, mass operative operating from that place, so we have to remember when we're dealing with israel we have to remember we're dealing with a regime that has no limit, you and i may have limitation based on our humanity, our conducts and the way we conduct ourself in life, israel for years has been getting away with it, but as only... change in recent time is because in gaza right now everyone is now more exposed to what israel actually is, everyone can see for themselves what israel has been doing for the past 75 years in this part of the world, whereas the people of this region know very well what israel stands for, they know what israel is, the only thing now is international opinion and public opinion, especially in western countries is changing drastically and and and seeing that this regime, it cannot be main again we have to remember israel is setting a precedence for other wars in the future, israel is setting a precedent that in the future we will not be able to believe how peopl

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 know that this is completely out of character for him. i do think there are extraneous circumstances that haven't really formed a part of the narrative yet, but i'm still piecing that together. >> it remains to be seen whether the case gets moved and the teen is tried as an adult in 2022. district attorney brooke jenkins said she would only seek to move cases out of juvenile court if there were heinous crimes. the attorney for the 17 year old doesn't think that's necessary, even though this case is garnering national attention. >> you know, we're the only reason you're here talking to me is because mr. pearsall i

ama and dan beach weather? yeah. 70s. all right. in this crab as our official crustacean, because it plays a crucial role for local fisheries and the coastal economy. the banana slug, as our official slug, because they're a critical part of a healthy redwood forest. and the black abalone, as our official seashell, which were once abundant and now considered endangered with cultural significance for native tribes. >> now for something adorable to start your weekend. this video is from the oakland zoo. i love this playful little guy is named brier. he's a rescued mountain lion cub. he's trained and get comfortable around vet staff, but he just wanted to play. they got around to training later. brier is getting his second round of vaccinations this week before he socialized with other mountain lions. let's see if the other mountain lions are ready for him. she's gorgeous. >> look at that coat. >> beautiful. wow. >> he is playful. yes. i can't believe we have a state slug now. >> i know, all right. >> the 40 niners look to get back on t

ama now back to you. wow. >> all right j.r. thank you. we move now to an update to an i-team investigation involving countless californians scammed out of their life savings. tonight congress is looking into the crypto con industry with bay area prosecutors leading the push for national change. >> i come before you today as a fellow american who is witnessing the single worst financial attack on individual people this country has ever experienced. >> that is santa clara county deputy district attorney aaron west, describing to lawmakers her frustration with these crypto scams, victims, told the abc7 news i-team they received messages about enticing investments. they'd start small. see returns, then invest their life savings only to see the accounts disappear with their money. >> you know, my heart just brok. >> i'm coming to the realization i'm never going to get that $2.5 million back. >> west, the santa clara deputy da, is telling lawmakers we need a national strategy focused on this kind of crypto crime. our story is part of an abc new