blue skies as we >>> it has been a few weeks since anchor brewing shut down in san francisco. some fear it would be a sign that more trouble is brewing. in fact, anchor isn't the only one closing its doors in the city. as max darrow shows us, it's having a domino effect beyond the tap rooms. >> they are fresh and lively. >> reporter: these are some of the hops eddie will brew the last batches of beer with in san francisco's dog patch neighborhood. >> we probably have one more lagger after this. maybe ten batches left this this facility. >> reporter: gobo, the brew master and cofounder say it is brewery is shutting down in october. they wanted to stay here, but they couldn't come to am agreement on a new lease with the property owner. >> it's a labor intensive expense e business to run. costs have gone up. rents have stayed the same. >> reporter: and revenue has gone down. >> spending habits have changed. people are at home a lot more. working from home. not meeting colleagues out. >> reporter: harmonics closure comes on the heels of anchor brewing's closure and other smaller br

anchor brewing opened its doors for the last time on sunday and the lines out the door with fans trying to buy as much of the beers they could. >> san francisco's oldest business says declining sales and challenging economic factors is what led to this closure anchor brewing is owned by sapporo and in an effort to save the brewery, employees asked that company to hold off on the liquidation until september 2nd. but supporters said they did not have the ability to do so. anchor brewing had been in business for 127 years and was the oldest craft brewing company in the nation. >> taylor swift fans broke a santa clara county record this weekend. the vta light rail system says ridership records were smashed by swifties friday night. estimated 23,000, 400 people boarded vta trains before and after the show. the previous record for highest ridership was the 2015 nhl winter classic around 15,000. people used pta to get to and from levi's the number of riders friday was more than double. what vta saw during super bowl 50 with just 10,000 passengers use the rail system. no word yet on the number

. >>> anchor brewing shutdown has been met with sadness and determination. many of those who worked at the brewery are trying to put together enough known buy it and reopen it. tonight a family-run south bay brewery is helping out. we have the exclusive story. >> reporter: philippe bravo is testing the taps gearing up to support an ale. >> 100% of the proteins of this beer, at least from us, that's what we're able to do. >> reporter: philippe, co-owner of fox tale fermentation brewery will soon launch solidarity ale. it will help the former employees of anchor brewing. >> we are an industry that loves to collaborate and work together. that's what this is all about. >> wendy paragraph voe runs fox tile with your husband. they're going to make and sell solidarity ale. >> whether or not you flock to drinking anchor beer all the time, i think the point is is it something that's meant a lot for a lot of people a long time. reaching out and collectively a beloved area brewery while there's still time. >> we're organized to do this for the people and the workers. i

anchor brewing's website says the tasting rooms last day was yesterday. the san fransco breweries operations permanently closed. today, more than two dozen groups have expressed interest in bidding on and possibly saving t iconic brewery, including a group of workers. that auction process opens in just a couple of days. >> a focus now on san francisco's economic recovery. as part of our commitment to building a better bay area, san francisco mayor london breed announced a four day carnival is on its way to san francisco's civic center. and it's coming this august. it is all part of an effort by the mayor and the city recreation and parks department. you can expect a number of rides, games, great food and more. the hope is the carnival will begin to transform civic center into a place where the community can come together at the end of the day, we can have all the law enforcement in the world, but the best way to keep a space happy and safe is to activate it and make it fun and to engage in positive placemaking rather than negative placemaking. >> this fou

reggie: the taps may be turned off at anchor brewing, but there is one place you can get anchor brewing pouring popular cold ones. kumasi: you can find it at the home of the giants. oracle says they will have the taps open at its center field bar for the next two months, and bottles are also available at kiosks around the park. reggie: we are hours away from san francisco's august music festival. outside lands is back for three days of music, food, art. the city says everything is in place for the festival. it is expected to bring a much-needed boost to the city. >> have generated over $1 billion in economic impact to the city of san francisco. and that is, particularly in these times, is even more notable than when we started. london breed was in golden gate park getting ready for the 220 thousand people expected to be there. >> this amazing event will be an opportunity to enjoy so many incredible artists. we also want you to support the surrounding businesses. we have so many restaurants, bars, and other places. reggie: that outfit. it's really good. kumasi: [laughter] the headliners

anchor brewing's owners. sapporo announced it would shut down the 127 year old brewery due to declining sales. some union employees offered to purchase the historic brewery and run it as a worker co-op. but sam singer, anchor, brewing spokesperson, said the company made over to a liquidator at the beginning of august. this has been very difficult on everyone in san francisco. the employees of anchor most of all said the brewery cannot extend operations because it is out of time and out of money. he said about two dozen bidders have shown interest so far. this is an historic beer that goes all the way back to the gold rush and it's history really can't be repeated. that's why it really be wonderful. someone steps forward and keeps it going on for future generations. in san francisco, i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. on the first day there in full pads, the 49 ers best defensive player is a no show at training camp. the team's general manager doesn't seem to worried are jason appelbaum will have all the

you remember anchor brewing company shut down last month and as fans of the famous beer scrambled to buy the last bottles the anchor bar in scoreboard plaza in oracle park still has it on tap and has bottles as well. giants say the distribute plans to keep the park stocked up through the end of the season so giants fans have at least two more months to get an anchor steam at the ballpark. >>> tens of thousands of students went back to school at san jose unified today. this is what it looked like outside willow glen high this afternoon. a lot of families there as you can imagine feeling anxious r several gun related incident the end last yea nbc bay area's chris sanchez is breaking down what they want and what the district is doing differently this fall. >>> many parents in san jose unified are asking for the district to take a more proactive approach to school safety asking the district not wait for a tragedy to force change. the request took on more urgency after several threat related lockdowns and gun incidents on san jose unified campuses last year. just weeks before the end of th

anchor brewing's website says the tasting rooms last day was yesterday.ries operations permanently ed. toy, more than two dozen groups have expressed interest in bidding on and possibly saving the iconic brewery, including a group of workers. that auction process opens in just a couple of days. >> a focus now on san francisco's economic recovery. as part of our commitment to building a better bay area, san francisco mayor london breed announced a four day carnival is on its way to san francisco's civic center. and it's coming this august. it is all part of an effort by the mayor and the city recreation and parks department. you can expect a number of rides, games, great food and more. the hope is the carnival will begin to transform civic center into a place where the community can come together at the end of the day, we can have all the law enforcement in the world, but the best way to keep a space happy and safe is to activate it and make it fun and to engage in positive placemaking rather than negative placemaking. >> this four day carnival runs august

brewing released a special beer in the city to help raise money for union workers at the old anchor brewing company. a corporation that owned it shut it down at the end of last month. workers wants to buy it back. that is where the solidarity ale comes in. different craft brewers are making it and teaming up to raise funds to help. >> if someone will take over the anchor it should be the people making the beer there in the first place. most of these people are san franciscans. >> enterprise brewing opened earlier this month taking on the name of a brewery. they actually shut down during prohibition. on labor day weekend, and other brewery in the south bay will release its own version. >>> it was a big night at the u.s. national gymnastics championship happening in san jose. the men's competition came to a close. garvin thomas was on the arena floor tonight giving us a great view with all of the pictures. you were there for the chronic of a new all-around national champion with local ties, right? >> that is right. one out of every five may compete at the u.s. national championships street:st

proceeds from all pints sold today will go to employees of the city's beloved anchor brewing. those workers are now bidding to buy anchor from the international conglomerate sapporo. the event starts at 1:00 p.m. and music starts at 5:00. >>> and in case you missed it yesterday, the 49ers now parted with the with quarterback trey lance now headed to the dallas cowboys. this move after the former first-round pick was demoted to third string earlier this week. nbc sports bay area matt maiocco was one of the first to confirm the trade for a 2024 fourth-round pick. the 23-year-old will now be the backup for cowboys qb dak prescott. purdy is the quarterback. >>> 7:11 on your saturday, much more "today" on the bay is coming up. did you know the beyhive is coming to the bay area and the south bay is buzzing as the countdown is on. we'll tell you how santa clara is getting ready for queen bey. plus -- >> reporter: getting ready to clear the shelters here at berkeley humane. tell you about the adorable tell you about the adorable animals up for (♪♪) rsv can be a dangerous virus... [snee

the owners served plenty much anchor and they want to help the employees. they are calling solidarity brew. all of the money will go to the former workers and staffers. >> whether or not you flock to drinking anchor beer all the time isn't the point. it's something that's meant a lot for a lot of people for a long time and it's a community. >> scott stopped by the brewery earlier today. scott, you know, a lot of employees want to keep that brewery. i'm wondering how long will this whole process take? >> i think it's g to take a while, audrey. who knows how it's going to turn out. this is such an interesting labor story. >> it is. >> like she said, a community story where breweries want to get together amtd do what they do best which is sell beer. they're creating one, taking all the proceeds and saying to that community that worked at anchor brewing for so many years, hey, we're with you, we want be to help you to keep technically i guess a competitor around but someone they see as part of the whole brewing community. it's neat to see and that's what they are working on right now is just p

in d 10 it has been home to anchor brewing since 1979. 44 years.his is a huge loss for san francisco. we have heard the workers are taking steps to turn this in a co-op. that the 127 year legacy can continue. they deserve to be acknowledged being a part of san francisco history. i want them to know we appreciate all of their work over the years. and will continue to fight to make sure that no one is left behind. you are all to be celebrated and today we honor all of our anchor brewing workers. thank you. [applause]. good luck on negotiations mithey be fruitful and anchor survive and thrive. clothes as part of mine and supervisor ronen's on going effort to recognize departments and employees who keep our city rung i wanted take an opportunity to thank and bid goodbye but not too far away to skwloean lee of programs at art's commission. who is here today. good afternoon. . i met her a quarter of a century ago serving my first term on this board. and deputy direct of china town community development center when she was in those days, where she advocat

in d 10 it has been home to anchor brewing since 1979. 44 years. this is a huge loss for san francisco. we have heard the workers are taking steps to turn this in a co-op. that the 127 year legacy can continue. they deserve to be acknowledged being a part of san francisco history. i want them to know we appreciate all of their work over the years. and will continue to fight to make sure that no one is left behind. you are all to be celebrated and today we honor all of our anchor brewing workers. thank you. [applause]. good luck on negotiations mithey be fruitful and anchor survive and thrive. clothes as part of mine and supervisor ronen's on going effort to recognize departments and employees who keep our city rung i wanted take an opportunity to thank and bid goodbye but not too far away to skwloean lee of programs at art's commission. who is here today. good afternoon. . i met her a quarter of a century ago serving my first term on this board. and deputy direct of china town community development center when she was in those days, where she advoc

they're not -- meeting colleagues out. >> reporter: harmonic's closure combs on the heels of anchor brewing'sng and ferment drink repeat. >> reporter: and as san francisco loses another browry, many local restaurants are losing options for pop-ups. a lifeline for business during and after the pandemic. gilbert cab of the coconer of gilbert's latin fusion in the dog patch says weekly pop-ups over the last three years atharmonic became an important part of his business model. the revenue from the weekly pop-up helped with rent and other expense. >> at this point we need to figure what's the next chapter in terms of the business. and i know, just -- try to figure something else. >> reporter: cab is not alone in having to pivot once again. >> we were due on fridays and there were benders sat and sunday. not having that like in a weekly basis w-- it will be hard. it will be difficult. >> reporter: eddie says a healthy craft beer scene is ben official for san francisco as a whole. >> we're worthwhile industry to have here. we're big for our community and we're big for tourism. >> reporter: but he's

. >>> san francisco is still reeling from news that anchor brewing is close for good, but today a brand-new brewery celebrated its grand opening. you can find enterprise brewing company at the corner of eighth and howard streets just a few blocks from where the original enterprise brewing used to be when it first opened in 1873. it survived the 1906 earthquake but then shut down in 1920 because of prohibition. the owners of enterprise brewing wanted to pay tribute to the city's history in a fun way. >> there needs to be more fun places in town for people to come and hang out. we are going to provide a space for music and comedy, or like, we will hold your nonprofit happy hour here. we just want to be a space for all these things to happen. >> that sounds good. the co-owners both live in san francisco and have been in the beer business for more than a decade. >>> pizza tossing and grape stopping. a big turnout for the annual italian family festa in san jose. very cool. kids learning right there. other highlights included a re- enactment of a roman encampment. foodies hit the classic italian

dan: the taps are turned off for now what a -- anchor brewing but there's one bar that is pouring cold ama: you can find a brew at the home of the giants oracle park. they will be serving the famous beer for the month at the center field location. anchor is available at other kiosks around the ballpark if you want one last nudge al -- nostalgic taste. dan: their first reason game ag larry: the below hangs over the 49ers. they are getting ready for the first preseason game on sunday and they held to join practices with the silver and black today. kyle shanahan says he thinks the practices are more important than the games in preseason. we don't know if he will play on sunday. jimmy had a blast against his old buddies. >> it was fun. just first play, he was talking. got things going right away. those are my brothers. i love those guys. >> good to see him. he looks healthy and good. just talking about how everything is here and how he loves it, how we miss him. >> he was the best quarterback here. 20 years since steve young. unbelievable record. you are either in the super bowl or the cha

our owner is the same owner that sold anchor brewing to saporo in 2017. out of the merger started we couldn't keep the name anchor so in honor of the biggest whiskey purveyor we tookoon the name. we make brand out of the facility. we have a good collaboration with (indiscernible) gin. it has been made in the city since 1996 and old potrero rye whiskey made at anchor distilling and now pier 50 and are that has been made in the city since 1993. we have a multiple decades of business here. we want to stay in the city. the opportunity came up to expand with our distillery. it is the only space that makes sense to work so reached out to jennifer once the previous tenant vacated and tried to seize the opportunity so we make spirits here in the city as well as import from around the world to have a two prong approach to our business. >> surprised all this time you have been there you didn't have a tasting in your facility, which is straisk strange to me. especially what was going on with anchor brewing and i hope they can save it because of the history and i'm al

we've talked a lot about the recent closure of anchor brewing in san francisco, but elsewhere in the bay area, the beer is flowing. groundbreaking breweries in oakland. the beer looks like beer, but the guys who make the beer, they're breaking the mold. right near jack london square is the home of two notable breweries. dokkabier, the first korean-owned brewery in oakland, and hella coastal, the city's only black-owned brewery. today, it's a full-fledged operation making its mark in a industry that's overwhelmingly white. take a look. according to a survey in 2021 from the american brewers association, 94% of brewery owners are white. 2% asian. less than 1% are black. joining us now, the owners of hella coastal, gentlemen, nice to see you. nice to have you on the program. mario, let's start with you. how did hella coastal start? >> it essentially started just off of a hobby, a whim. essentially we got into this competitive nature of wanting to do something together and knowing that we've gone to different breweries before and knowing that we wanted to create something of our own and

. >>> happening now, anchor brewing company workers are not letting their beloved san francisco brand, other bay area breweries are stepping in to help. enterprise brewing company on howard street announced a special event for this saturday. they will be selling a specially brewed solidarity ale with proceeds from all pints going to anchor workers now bidding to buy the brewery from the international conglomerate sapporo. in two weeks foxtail fermentation project in san jose will release their own solidarity beer. >>> netflix is officially pressing stop on its pass, and you could soon -- past, and you could soon own a piece of it. the company stopping the dvd service but the famed red envelopes will be sent out one final time. this tiny payment thing- is a giant pain! hihi ladies! alex f from u.s. b bank! cacan she helplp? hohow about a a comprehensnse poinint of sale e system.... that canan track invnventory, manage s schedules-- and d customize e orders? that's what u.s.s. bank business e essentials s is fo. (oven explplosion) whwhat about a new o oven, cn u.s. bank k help us thther

dan: the taps are turned off for now what a -- anchor brewing but there's one bar that is pouring cold: you can find a brew at the home of the giants oracle park. they will be serving the famous beer for the month at the center field location. anchor is available at other kiosks around the ballpark if you want one last nudge al -- nostalgic taste. wake up, achievers. nostalgic taste. dan: you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next level you. my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythms butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! so, it is a competition. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, 36-month financing on select smart beds. shop now only at sleep number. (smelling) ew. gotta get rid of this. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks. ♪have you tried downy rinse and refresh♪ it helps remove odors 3x better than detergent alone. it worked guys! ♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. larry: the below hang

the city still reeling from news that anchor brewing is closed for good. >> but today a brand-new breweryebrated its grand opening. you can find enterprise brewing company at the corner of howard and 8th streets. it actually stands just a few blocks from where the original enterprise brewing company used to be. brewery opened back in 1873. it survived the 1906 earthquake but shut down in 1920. everything shut down in 1920, at least it was supposed to, because of prohibition. today it reopened. the owners of the new brewery have three bottles from the original business above the bar. >> two of the three were just brought in by various patrons in town that like just had it on their shelf for a million years. and then they brought it in and like donated to the cause. so that's another reason like the story is fun. >> yeah, calling it home for 12 years now and spinning the beer business for decades. his co-owner and brew master cameron mcdonald is a veteran beermaker and fourth generation bay area resident. >> very nice to hear. >>> still tcome, the search for santa cruz's sea otter continues

anchor brewing's the tasting room's last day was yesterday.more than two dozen groups have expressed interest in bidding on and possibly saving the iconic brewery including a group of workers. that auction process opens in a couple of days. dan: the clues that show red algae could make a return to san francisco bay. >> growing up with a stutter felt very alone. dan: as we wrap up disability pride month, meet the a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. introducing togo's new frech dip sandwiches. featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese, just enough chipotle mayo and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips today. only at togo's. dan: angus cloud died and his family him -- home from mental health issues after being discovered by a casting agent on the streets of manhattan. he was know

they're not -- meeting colleagues out. >> reporter: harmonic's closure comes on the heels of anchor brewing's and other smaller breweries too. >> our friends, local brewing and ferment drink repeat. >> reporter: and as san francisco loses another brewery, many local restaurants are losing options for pop-ups. a lifeline for business during and after the pandemic. gilberth cab, co-owner of gilberth's latin fusion in the dog patch, says weekly pop-ups over the last three years at harmonic became an important part of his business model. >> we order every friday. >> reporter: the revenue from the weekly pop-up helped with rent and other expenses. what are you going to do now? >> at this point, we need to figure what's the next chapter in terms of the business. and i know, just -- try to figure something else. >> reporter: cab is not alone in having to pivot once again. >> we were due on fridays and there were benders saturday and sunday. not having that like in a weekly basis, it will be -- it will be hard. it will be difficult. >> reporter: gobbo says a healthy craft beer scene is beneficial for

reggie: anchor brewing is still alive at one location. where you can still get the beer but not for long. lisa: looking at clouds and rain to the south of us. look at the lightning strikes. will it make it to the bay area? what is your forecast has in store for the weekend? it is getting warmer. every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities. lisa: the umbrella continues to spin to the south of us spinning up some clouds but not moisture. we have seen upper elevations pickup 1/10 of an inch near monterey county. for the bay area, bringing up the humility and hi

sales from the ale will partially go to employees of the recently closed anchor brewing.me together again for the celebrity grape stomp in san jose. they tried their best but the san jose mayor squeezed out the most great juice. congrats to matt. today's event starts at 2:00. could you imagine stomping on that many grapes? lisa: wild. stephanie: it takes a lot of effort. lisa: nice workout. take it easy today because we are warming up everywhere near 90 in san jose. mid-80's in hayward. 102 in the livermore valley. mid-60's half moon bay. slightly cooler tomorrow for the first day of school in oakland, 70's. the rest of the week, cooler with more humidity by the end of the week. subtropical moisture coming our way. we will see what that brings us. stephanie: looking forward to that. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. and stephanie sierra with lisa argen. abc7news continues at 9:00. have a great day. >> live in oakland. >> yes! >> you are watching abc 7 news live. >> we are -- >> we are -- >> where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. d

sales of their ales on tap will go to employees of the recently shuttered anchor brewing in their effort to turn the company into a worker owned co-op. at samaritan house how its yearly backpack giveaway in san mateo gave 3000 bags of donated school supplies to local families drive-through style. >> post-pandemic everybody thinks we have gone back to normal but there is a new normal and as you know our economy has shifted so much that the dollar does not stretch as much as it did before. for our clients we are minimum wage or more to live in this very expensive community, us being able to support them and underwrite their expenses is critical for them to keep a roof over their heads and food on the table. >> samaritan house has been providing support for more than 45 years. san francisco's mclaren park sounded a lot like the 60's today. it was a huge turnout for this year's jerry day which paid respect to san francisco's native son of music and music icon jerry garcia. this event brought together so many juszczyk lovers and deadheads to take in jerry's classic hits. the music went till 6

the liquidation process began for anchor brewing, more than two dozen groups have expressed interestn saving the iconic brewery, including a group of workers. there hasn't been no word on a timeline for this process, but 127-year-old brewery announced last month that it was going out of business. the tasting rooms -- the last day was on sunday. ama: a one to real estate punch in oakland, pausing delevan of an office and retail tire. we report that the syndicate building has been returned to its lender. our reporter says it is a big blow. >> the look at oakland offices has to do with health-care workers, government workers, federal workers and city workers. they donate to be in the office right now. a lot of them are working remotely, a couple of days a week. that is a drop in flow as we have seen. as for the building's not going out, that is also a question about financing right now, we have interest rates that are uncertain, people are unstable and they don't see the return. notice will be going up. a lot of projects are hitting the pause button. ama: the problem is not unique to oa

. >>> we're talking about anchor brewing right now because workers are not letting their beloved sanhout a fight. we've talked about this in the past, but now we have another bay area brewery and a few others that are stepping up to help out. enterprise brewing company on howard street has announced a special event for this saturday. it will be selling a specially brewed solidarity ale with proceeds going to anchor workers now bidding to buy the brewery for themselves to try to preserve it. the international conglomerate sapporo has the brewery and they're trying to buy it back. in two weeks, another brewery, fox tail in san jose, is set to release its own solidarity beer. they're trying to keep more diversity within the brewing world as well. >> thank you for teaching me how to pronounce sapporo. >> now we've got to get sushi. >>> you can check out what's trending locally. head over to nbcbayarea.com, the trending bar is r

. >>> san francisco's iconic anchor brewing company may have poured its last brew. i had mine a couple weeks ago. one bar is still pumping out anchor steam, though not for long. the anchor bar at oracle park still has it on tap and in bottles. the giants say the distributor plans to keep oracle park stocked up through the end of the season. that means giants fans will have at least two more months to drink an anchor steam beer, but at the ballpark. >>> new video this morning, amazing and shot in the waters around monterey bay. >> check this out. a whale watching boat caught something other than whales, certainly a sight just as special, a pod of dolphins swimming near the surface, feasting on fish. it may seem lucky to catch that sight, a huge pod like this really is something special. mother nature is just -- >> i've seen a pod of dolphins leaping out of the water like that. i was on a cruise. then also i've been on a whale watching tour where we were able to see several whales. i highly recommend those whale watching tours, because you might see something really am

sales from their solidarity able will partially go to employees of the recently shuttered anchor brewingn the company into a worker owned co-op. three mayors will come together once again for a fest of celebrity grapes job. they tried their bes but san jose mayor matt mahan squeezed out the most great jews. the festivities include pizza tossing demos, wine tasting and live music. today's matchup begins at 2:00 p.m. we will stay posted. coming up next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00 a.m., a heartwarming reunion in the east bay. we speak to church members who were stranded in need share during a military coup -- niger during a military coup. what residents want oakland leaders to prioritize as the city searches for a new top cop. we will be right back. discover the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adult

kumasi: today, the liquidation process begins for anchor brewing. or than two dozen groups expressed interest in bidding on and potentially saving this iconic brewery including a group of workers. there is no timeline for that process. 127-year-old brewery announced last month it was going out of business and the last day was sunday. reggie: the u.s. women's national team is advancing to the world cup knockout stage. the team finished as runners-up in their group. overnight, the u.s. was held to a nothing nothing draw with portugal. portugal came close to winning in stoppage time when their stryker had the goalpost but did not score. the u.s. will likely face sweet and in their next match which is sunday morning. drew: we will take you outside to sfo, where we have cloud cover above, the planes getting underway to their destinations. live doppler 7 here locally. it is quiet, but if you are traveling to southern california, we have showers throughout the day. live doppler 7, you can see light scattered rain around riverside pushing close to long beac

well, we talked about anchor brewing in san francisco, shutting down of a famous brewery.e's another one. craft beer company harmonic. you see there sign they're they're closing their taproom and brewery in the city's dogpatch neighborhood. company says it's got something to do with the leasing issue there at that space. but in any event, they're shutting down their location there. however, the harmonic tap room and restaurant will stay open at chase center so you can still enjoy it. there. but as for the dogpatch location, they say they're going to be shutting those doors on october 31st. happening tomorrow, we have immigration reform advocates in the bay area heading out on a three-day march to san francisco. there demanding congressional action regarding immigration reform. so the groups are going to be split into 2 yet one in san jose and the other one in petaluma. and they're going to start marching at 8 o'clock in the morning tomorrow. they'll walk more than 40 miles over the course of the weekend meeting up at the federal building in san francisco on monday. the gro

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