inside on "fyi philly." >> reporter: friends created chinatown's new eclectic hot spot. >> there's 14endors in one building. what used to be a chinese gift shop at 10th and race. this dynamic duo turned it into a hip food sensation. there's asian pacific flavors. >> this is southeast asian curry. >> this is hawaiian and sushi. >> we have the first cambodian restaurant in chinatown. we have japanese food. >> they throw a little mediterranean fare into the mix. plus they have thai roll ice cream. a full service korean restaurant and karaoke. >> if you find yourself making calls to pass the time during the morning commute, the rules of the road could be changing. lawmakers introduced a bill to ban cell phones behind the wheel. it would ban drivers from under 18 from talking on the phone in any manner even if they are using a hands free device. >>> you could call him a super hero of sweet treats. most people know him as donut boy. the famous 9-year-old paid a visit to new jersey state police as part of his mission, cierl -- tyler stopped by state police headquartersers in williams -- head

and more people. >> no need to drive here, just take the subway. >> reporter: in san francisco's chinatown, i'm leslie brinkley, "abc 7 news." >>> a protest against president trump comes to roost right in front of the white house. coming up, the mystery tonight between -- behind this giant, inflatable chicken >>> digging up a bay area driveway, the home improvement project that uncovered a century old piece of san francisco history >>> the love of baseball knows no boundaries. the bay area little league kids coming together with friends half a world away. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. gray and drizzly start tomorrow mrning. find out when we will break out of the pattern by the time your weekend plans begin coming up >>> all of that is ahead. first here is a look at what coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" at "abc 7 news." >> jimmy: thanks, dan and all you. enjoy this sample of tonight's show. it is glute enfry. >> we cannot afford to have an unstable, unpredictable, ego maniac dictator in charge of a >>> protesters tried to roughly a few furthers outside the white house. check it out.

and more people. >> no need to drive here, just take the subway. >> reporter: in san francisco's chinatown, i'm leslie brinkley, "abc 7 news." >>> a protest against president trump comes to roost right in front of the white house. coming up, the mystery tonight between -- behind this giant, inflatable chicken >>> digging up a bay area driveway, the home improvement project that uncovered a century old piece of san francisco history >>> the love of baseball knows no boundaries. the bay area little league kids coming together with friends half a world away. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. gray and drizzly start tomorrow mrning. find out when we will break out of the pattern by the time your weekend plans begin coming up >>> all of that is ahead. first here is a look at what coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" at "abc 7 news." >> jimmy: thanks, dan and all you. enjoy this sample of tonight's show. it is glute enfry. >> we cannot afford to have an unstable, unpredictable, ego maniac dictator in c food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises,ees. i see you,

just take the subway. >> in san francisco's chinatown, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> it's 4:37 now. do you have that lottery fever yet? this weekend, two jackpots will total $738 million. it's just because the odds are so low, you're not even -- >> for me, it makes no difference what the lottery number is. i know for a lot of people -- >> you're doing this job for the love of it, not for the money. >> that's right. nobody matched all six numbers in last night's power ball drawing. the numbers were 12, 30, 36, 47, 62. the powerball number was 9, which is printed on the ball. i have always wanted to say that. saturday night's powerball jackpot increased to $356 million, and tomorrow night's mega millions jackpot is worth $382 million. because nobody matched all the numbers tuesday night. it's the first time that both of these jackpots have crested $350 million at the same time. >>> yeah, i'm awfully tired. i stayed up last night partying thinking we were going to win. those 1 in 280 million odds. mistake. good morning, everybody. back to school. dress the kids for jefferson union

this typically quiet chinatown alley looked like a campground overnight.e line for kendrick lamar's se block. >> just out here supporting real hip-hop. >> reporter: this teacher arrived at 8:30 last night to score the first spot in the line. >> i see kendrick lamar working in the community all the time, giving back of color, low income. >> reporter: many fans we spoke to echoed their respect for lamar and say the rapper's lyrics inspire them to do better. >> changes the way i see life. >> reporter: jeremiah soto is going to the concert at oracle arena tonight with his brother isaiah. >> huge fan. >> reporter: lamar's message is simple. >> love. love is everything. >> reporter: he's already wearing lamar's image. today he's hoping to buy some exclusive san francisco swag. >> to have a piece that's unique to my city, unique to my favorite artist and unique to the message that i love is going to be something really special to me. >> reporter: of course, these dedicated fans are hoping for a chance to meet their idol. >> i'm hearing that he will show up. >> re

fox 29's dave schratwieser has more from chinatown. dave report roar lucy, we're outside the restaurant where police believe the four occupants of the vehicle that struck that woman sat down to eat that night. the night of the fatal crash. video from this restaurant helped lead police along with a tip to the vehicle this afternoon and now they're trying to build their case against the driver. >> accident investigators swapped swabbed for dna and dusted for fingerprints inside this jeep rue bib couldn't tuesday night after it was size by police in a fatal hit-and-run that killed 53-year-old ann brodrick on race street in center city. >> the lady deserves justice. >> reporter: investigators got a tip and found the jeep in parking lot then towed it to the police garage. they executed a search warrant. looking for hairs, fibers, blood, fingerprints and on the evidence. dna was recovered from the right front wheel well and there was damage to the fender. >> if he had that vehicle hidden or whatever then got a tip, thank god. >> reporter: la

there will also be arts and crafts and entertainment all weekend and chinatown. the second annual pints at the park will be found at lake merritt amphitheater. enjoy local beer, food trucks and live music. the annual ready, set, growl beer festival were run with the santa rosa marathon. it's our craft beers and free food samples this sunday. seafood lovers can head to the nual bodega seafood, art and wine festival complete with microbrew beer tasting and entertainment. this is saturday and sunday. the a's are at home. the giants, quakes, niners and raiders are away. >>> beachgoers in brazil helped save the life of a humpback whale stranded on a beach. dozens of grabbed shovels and started digging in the sand and throwing saltwater on the well, trying to saved. hours later, the whale found its way back into the ocean as the high tide came in. experts say the whale was young and weighed between 10 and 15 tons. >>> video from coast to rica. the volcano erupted yesterday during the early morning hours. you can see all the heavy smoke and black ash spewing from the cr

. >>> everyone had their eye on the ball today in chinatown including san francisco mayor ed lee.ned out for the seventh annual chinatown ping pong tournament, though many took a shot at the mayor. he said the tournament started out as a diplomatic event. >> seven years ago we celebrated the decades old ping pong diplomacy that henry kissinger was involved in with, of course, president nixon at the time and try to break open the ice relationship between china and the u.s. >> mayor lee said now they continue the tournament as a way to bring the community together and we will be right back.

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only missing ingredient is water and there had been some water wars that they made movies out of in chinatown. they stored water from the valley. water war wars in and the states larger than just that little area. 80% of the water is number one owned goes to agriculture. 80% for agricultural related activities. that leaves 20% for the rest of the state including people who like to drink a couple times a day. add onto that 75% of the water in the state that comes from northern california, the sierras and the rain in northern california. two thirds, one third of the water is generated in southern california to the problem of southern california has two thirds of the population and northern company which by the way is very generous because a lot of people's just north. don't tell that to the people in california because as hard as they are concerned we are all urban scum, but the fact that most of the water is in northern company must of the population in southern california said the problem in itself and add onto that agriculture uses about 80% of the water and sets up an incredible competition

ethnically, we had separation, greektown, various racists separated and so chinatown, those are hard and fast where the black community lives were hard and best life. in high school for instance, that is when i had my first hit in the gut. i have always had -- next day etc.. when i went to high school, shop was where i really wanted to be and i enjoyed it. not recognizing in detroit the workforce came right out of high school, detroit shops were fantastic and i got in with a good teacher, i grew in that, but two years, the last two years in detroit used to have apprenticeship program, out of shop, sensible and shop teacher, compete for a football game, they machine, how well can you do it? you are stuck. in mind, these guys, that had been reached as apprentices in the paper. you got an apprenticeship, dodge maine and tourism and plymouth, packard, believe it or not, my shot came back and my shop teacher and my principal had been, called me in because i wanted to know what was going on and got in a room, they made a decision, and verifying i was a good technician and never should be a

. >> the silicon valley pride festival to the chinatown festival.>reporter: the weekend is here and here's what's going on. the palo alto festival of arts is on university avenue downtown featuring 300 art and craft booths. the italian street painting expo, gourmet food and microbrews with street entertainment and a studio. in the south bay the silicon valley pride parade is at caesar do chavez park on sunday. a taste of italy at the italian family fest in history park in san jose. the 30th annual chinatown street fest with more than 200 booths showcasing food and asian products. there will be entertainment and a cultural village. the second annual pinetop the park will be found at the lake merit amphitheater enjoy local beer and live music. in the north bay, the annual ready, set growl beer festival will run in conjunction with the santa rosa marathon. seafood lovers visit the bodega seafood art and wine festival with micro blued beer tasting and entertainment. it's saturday and sunday. the a's are at home and everyone else's away.>>> as california

there have been water wars that they've made movies out of them, chinatown in the way los angeles stole water from the owens valley. water wars in the states larger than just that little area, partly because 80 percent of the water is number one, opposed to agriculture. 80 percent of agriculture -related activities. at least 20 percent for the rest of the state including people who like to drink it couple times a day. add to that 95 percent of the water in the state comes from northern california, the sierras and the rain in northern california. 25 percent, two thirds, one third of the water, one third of the water is generated in southern california and the problem is southern california as two thirds of the population and more than california which are generous with the cause for a lot of people it starts north. don't tell that to the people in real california because as far as they're concerned we're all, but the fact that most of the water is in northern california, northern populations in sunny california, that sets up a problem in itself. add to that agriculture uses about 80 perc

and so, chinatown, for instant, those are kind of the hard and fast line with the black community lived, were hard and fast lines. in high school, for instance, that is when i had my first neo-rio hit in the gut. i've always had good hand eye dexterity, the better. so when i went to high school, shop was where i really wanted to be and i enjoyed it. in not recognizing that in detroit, the workforce came right out of high school. so the detroit shots are fantastic. and i've gotten in with a good teacher and i grew in not. for two years, and each rate used to have an apprenticeship program. he would come out of shop recommended by the principle and shop teacher. it was like a folk all game for who can operate a shop machine. how well can you do it? and let's judge or stop. well, i was submitting mine with five or six guys from a school where apprentices and then they printed it in the paper. when you've got an apprenticeship with dodge main, ford, plymouth, they were out there, packard, believe it or not. mine came back marked unacceptable. and my shop teacher and my principal had to call

from charlottesville, to chinatown.rganizers of the vigil say they wanted to send a loud message that asian-americans reject the hatred and fear created by white supremacist groups. >> we want to protect freedom of speech and expression. however, a line gets stepped over when people are coming into our city to insite violence. to insight a physical reaction. >> and they wanted to pay tribute to the victims in the charlottesville attack and stand in solidarity with people seeking social justice. >>> this morning, we are learning that north core has conducted another missile test, several short range projectiles launched and went around150 miles before they dropped into the ocean. none posed a threat to the u.s. territory of guam which north korea previously threaten toed attack. north korea back in july, successfully launched a pair of intercontinental ballistic missiles that analysts said could reach the u.s. once perfected. white house right now is monitoring that situation. >>> the white house is dealing with a depart

the western addition, castro, noe valley, the marinena, the richmond and the north beach chinatown area. the dbi says 3500 buildings altogether fall into this category. safety certainly comes at a price. retrofitting can be up to hundreds of thousands of dollars. the dbi says if these properties don't get the permits, they are going to put up earthquake warning placards on the buildings. they are also going to put up notices of violation. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> we'll find out within the next week of in a political group will be allowed to hold a rally at crissy field in san francisco, federal land under the jurisdiction of the national park police. the man organizing it says he formed the group "patriot prayer" after seeing people beaten up leaving a trump rally in san jose last year. gibson says his group is about love and respect and not extremism. >> unite the right is a horrible term because that's their justification for teaming up with extremists, right? so you can go to war with the left. that whole ideology is messed up. >> gibson says "patriot prayer" doesn't really have memb

in chinatown the street festival in the mid-70s. a good time this weekend. but boy, are we warming up. what are you doing this weekend, anne? >> well! actually anybody who is interested in hitting the museum of ice cream is going to be interested in this next story in a few hours general admission tickets go on sale for this thing. if you want to go, you're gonna want to get her done quickly because presale tickets sold out within minutes. the exhibit is opening next month at one grant in downtown san francisco. a huge hit in los angeles. a fan favorite was the sprinkle pool which will be appearing in our exhibit, too. tickets go on sale at 9 a.m. >>> the wait over another taylor swift fans. she just released her first single in three years. ♪[ music ] >> because she's dead! ♪[ music ] >> wow. yikes. it's called look what you made me do. a lot of fans say it shows the new side of the singer much darker. the new album called reputation is going to be released in november. >>> finally today, another fan favorite is back. alec baldwin returns to "saturday night

a lot of them are in the western addition, castro and noe valley, marina, richmond, north beach chinatown areas. the department of building inspections says 3500 buildings altogether are in this category. safety comes at a price. retrofitting can be hundreds of thousands of dollars. now, if they don't get one of these permits, the dbi says they will put earthquake warning placards on the buildings and also notices of violation. this deadline is september 15 for the property owners to get that permit. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> an oakland raider may be out against the rams. sean smith was arrested yesterday in pasadena. the 30-year-old is facing assault charges after being accused of attacking his sister's boyfriend last month. the victim was reportedly found on a pasadena sidewalk unresponsive. police say that smith beat and then stomped on the victim's head. >> i don't think there's any excuse for that kind of behavior no matter what you're doing. i mean, no matter if you're a pro football player or a regular person or anything. >> smith who is entering his second season

. >>> and they bid a fond farewell to a popular mural that's adorned a chinatown building for nearlyr area is that under a severe thunderstorm warning until this evening. the heat and humidity are stirring up things and that's triggering heavy rain in our region. >> get the very latest from meteorologist adam joseph in the "action news" weather center. adam. >> cold front a passing through sparking the severe storms torrential rain and vivid lightning. severe thunderstorm warnings for all of these because these storms as they are progressing through from the west to the east winds near 60 miles an hour and even some hail with these storms as well. as we take a look at one part of the storm here on storm tracker6 live double scan near lansdale worcester this is heading to the east about 25 miles an hour has a bit of an arc to it. along 202, 309 approaching doylestown willow grove right on the brink of norristown as this is moving in and we switch from our rain mode over to the velocity mode. what you're seeing here in these green colors especially the brighter greens, this is winds mo

for more let's get straight out to fox 29's dave schratwieser live in chinatown. dave?reporter: lucy, i'm standing outside the restaurant where police say the four occupants of that jeep went to have something to eat the night of that fatal crash. video from here helped lead to the truck. today they recovered that vehicle and now they're trying to track down the driver. >> cops did a go job. >>> fox 29 cameras were there as accident investigators swapped swabbed for dna and dusted for fingerprints inside this jeep wrangler rubicon after it was seized by collingdale police in a fatal hit-and-run that killed 53-year-old ann broderick on race street in center city. >> the lady deserves justice. >> i'm glad not just for her but four her family. >> reporter: they found a jeep in park lot and towed it to police garage after a tip. police execute add search warrant looking for hair, fibers, blood, fingerprints and other evidence. dna was recovered from the right front wheel well and there was damage to the fender. >> he had that vehicle hidden or whatever, they got a tip, than

independent newspaper only published in fresno specifically for the mexican community and its published in chinatownlist. it says here the names of all the dead who died in this plane crash. not only their names, but here's their hometown and their surviving family members. it lists all of them. when i found that article it was a jackpot. so with those only spanish language newspaper that gave them justice. they just say the names, it was a basic human right, wasn't about trying to use some bias, it's just here's the name and the family them members. and that newspaper published it. they came to me by way of one of the family members when i first found the first family member there still all around and they heard the story. and he said, he said, do you have a list of the names i said yes but the list i have is inaccurate. when he says i have a list to and he said hang on, and he opens up the envelope and he reaches in and pulled out this old tattered sepia stained wrinkled newspaper and it's from 1948. the mexican consulate has sent his family this newspaper as evidence of their family members death

. >> reporter: it is set up in chinatown where rich works at the special victims unit. the goal is to have one at every station. >> i feel passionate about this. my husband and i said we would fund this out of our own pockets. >> it's great. >> reporter: the jones family nsf pd are asking for things -- and sf pd are looking for donations. we will have a link on our webpage. >> parents get it. you don't want to see a kid hurt or upset. being able to get -- to give them something really brightens your day. >> reporter: tara moriarty, ktvu news . >>> it is going to be nice and the clouds are going to burn off. sam is not here in sal's not here. >>> thank you alex. not much change. close to -- close to seasonal averages. let's look at the solar eclipse. some people asks -- ask if it will be totality. it won't happen here. you will have to go to idaho or oregon. what about toto -- tahoe , yes. i've been asked about the pets and i don't think it will impact them. what about fishing? >> probably not. >>> idaho does not look great because it is in between clouds and clearing. o

this was the mayor's chinatown ping pong tournament. five-player teams took on all comers.from the mayor's twitter pictures. he prefers singles. >>> we're wrapping up a weekend that featured temperatures slightly below average and that will continue into monday as well. live doppler 7 along with satellites showing you the majority of the region has sunny skies. partly to mostly cloudy conditions along the coast. just to our east, live doppler 7 showing you some thundershowers have popped up in the sierra. as the sun begins to set, they lose their available energy. those showers will fall apart and not affect us here in the bay area. tomorrow morning a lot of eyes will be to the sky as our solar eclipse gets under way. what's happening in the solar system is the sun, the moon and the earth will be in perfect alignment. this actually happens once every two years or so, somewhere around the globe. it just so happens this time it's going to be across the united states. the sun is actually 400 times bigger than the moon but it's so far awaym us that in the sky tomorrow morning i

. >>> eight people are in the hospital after a metro bus crashed in chinatown this afternoon. this happened on h street. the bus appears to have jumped the curb and knocked over a motorcycle. nobody on the curb was hurt. the dri a are expected to be okay. not yet clear at this point what caused the crash. >>> a different kind of moving day in montgomery county. we'll show you why an entire building is relocating. >> people in one local community are so happy a road project >>> moving to a new building can be a pain, but try moving the building itself? the whole thing. that's what happened right here last night on wisconsin avenue in bethesda. so what you're looking at, moving trucks taking the entire store down the street. it was so big it had to be cut in two for the move. so this building used to be a paint and hardware store. developers wanted to move it to free up space. it has now been put back together and it's sitting at its new home on middleton lane. so, success. >> it's not every day that you have a party because road construction is done, but this neighborhood in no

variety of food choices and deserts and wine shop and kerry -- karaoke let's take a look at a new chinatown. "action news" will be back in a moment. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com woman waiting for a bus is struck by a stray bullet. we're live on the scene. >>> happening now, the russia investigation enters a few phase. president trump reacts to the fact that a grand jury is part of the probe. >>> a new jersey town is drying out from dangerous flash floods that stranded drivers in the streets. good morning, 5:30 a.m., august 4. matt o'donnell is off, alicia vitarelli is in. >

they pooled resources at hill country barbeque in chinatown. she's always reaching out online, raising more than $2,000 in just two days. the money would go to help victims of houston's poorest neighborhoods. >> always hang on to hope. know that we are fighting for you. know that you are in our prayers, and you are not forgotten. >> reporter: people, just like the ones of her hometown that now don't seem so far away. reporting in washington, michael quander, wusa9. >> houston's two main airports are expected to stay closed to commercial traffic until tomorrow. there are a few humanitarian flights carrying first responders and supplies that have made it into the city. about 7,000 flights to houston have been canceled since friday. most of >>> here's some perspective now on all the water dropped from the storm. harvey will have saturated southeast texas with enough water to fill all the nfl and division 1 college football stadiums more than 100 times. think 150 massive stadiums capable of holding 10's of thousands of people. and you can join us i

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. >>> there is a new mecca for dining and entertainment in philadelphia's chinatown section, here is a preview. >> reporter: friends and business partners, kenny and denny, created the new eclettic hot spot. 14 vendors in one building what used to be a chinese gift shop at 10th and race streets, this duo turns into a hip and entertainment sensation. food vendors offer a diverse mix of asian flavors. >> we do korean mexican concepts. >> this is southeast asian curry. >> hawaiian and sushi. >> the first cam bodean restaurant in china town. >> a soft bun filled with meat. >> we are serving saki. >> and they throw mediterranean fair into the mix. plus, they house the original brand of ice-cream. and the second store has a wine shop and full service korean restaurant and karaoke. >> i like the karaoke be sure to watch fyi philly tonight and every saturday night at 7:00 here on 6 abc. every year south jersey sends more and more tax money to trenton, but gets less and less back thanks to steve sweeney and chris christie. here's the sweeney-christie record eight years of underfunded schools.

. >> reporter: inside chinatown's far east cafe, the san francisco republican party held their annual lincoln reagan dinner. the headline speaker former united nations ambassador under president george w. bush, john bolton. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: speakers touched on reappealing obamacare, tax reform and the appealing of a nuclear capable north korea. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: what wasn't. spoken about much, president trump. we asked some gop candidates for their thoughts on the president's response to charlottesville unrest including ventura county congressional candidate antonio sabato junior. >> that hits me junior. from my mother's side i lost family members in auschwitz taken by the nazis so when people talk about nazi and socialism and communist and stuff like that, they don't know what they're talking about. >> reporter: a gubernatorial candidate john cox said. >> we have free speech in this country. and we shouldn't be throwing bottles and rocks at people who are exercising their constitutional rights. having said that, we should condemn them in no uncertain terms. and i t

this happened earlier today in the 600 block of h street northwest near the chinatown neighborhood. several people were treated for injuries. it's unclear if they were all passengers or people walking past. we're told no injuries appear life thre armed and dangerous. he's demarius anton jackson. they say he shot and killed a 19-year-old man in georgetown last month near the key bridge boathouse on water street. it was almost 3 a.m. july 8th when police found two men there shot. they say kennedy javier amaya olivares was dead. there is a reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >>> comedian jerry lewis has died in las vegas at the age of 91. lewis gained fame as the sidekick to dean martin before going on to make several movies including the bell boy, the nutty professor and the king of comedy. he appeared as himself in billy crystal's mr. saturday night. he was also known for his many years of hosting an annual muscular dystrophy telethon which raised more than $1 billion towards fighting the disease. lewis died of natural causes with his ly >>> he was known for b

this was the mayor's chinatown ping pong tournament. five-player teams took on all comers. twitter pictures. he prefers singles. >>> we're wrapping up a weekend that featured temperatures slightly below average and that will continue into monday as well. live doppler 7 along with satellites showing you the majority of the region has sunny skies. partly to mostly cloudy conditions along the coast. just to our east, live doppler 7 showing you some thundershowers have popped up in the sierra. as the sun begins to set, they lose their available energy. those showers will fall apart and not affect us here in the bay area. tomorrow morning a lot of eyes will be to the sky as our solar eclipse gets under way. what's happening in the solar system is the sun, the moon and the earth will be in perfect alignment. this actually happens once every two years or so, somewhere around the globe. it just so happens this time it's going to be across the united states. the sun is actually 400 times bigger than the moon but it's so far away from us that in the sky tomorrow morning it will look

the eighth annual chinatown music festival celebrates an eclectic mix of music on saturday at waverlylace. in the east bay, the 18th annual laurel street there is a day filled with live music, djs, vendors and a carnival for kids. in fremont, celebrate the 2017 festival of india and parade. the event showcases culture and heritage with a variety of dance and food. the festival is saturday and sunday. in the south bay, you will find arts, markets and live music in los gatos. enjoy it 150 artist, food trucks, wine,. and live music. in the north bay, enjoy the 44th annual apple fair. this will feature live music, great food, kid friendly crafts and games. in sports, the a's are at home, the giants and quakes are on the road.>>> let's check in with sal and get you moving on a friday morning. i saw lots of cars on the road and some drizzle out there earlier.>> i did as well although we don't have that many trouble spots. let's go look at the commute on the altimont pass. we did have a crash on 205 near mountain house parkway. 580 looks good as you drive into the livermore area with some sl

metro tells us that the driver was going over a steel construction plate in chinatown when it gave way. the driver lost control and hit several parked vehicles near the capital one arena. >>> keep an eye out for students heading back to school. all head back to school today. with the start of the new year, mayor bowser is launching a slow down campaign. she'll be in northwest to remind drivers to keep your speeds low around schools. not just in the morning. make sure you slow down in the afternoon during dismissal times. d.c. kids don't have school buses. they're on the streets walking home. >> everything changes when school starts, right? it is what everyone will be talking about today. we're working for you by counting down the start of today's big solar eclipse. it will begin at 1:17 in the afternoon and at 2:42. 82% o by the moon. that's in our area. we are going to get a total, right? >> 1979 was the last time the u.s. witnessed a total solar eclipse. this is really exciting. especially for the space and astronomy nuts out there. >> that's a nice way to put it. >> right? >> one ev

inside chinatown's far east cafe the san francisco republican party held their annual lincoln reagan dinner. the headline speaker, former united nations ambassador under president george w. bush, john bolton. speakers touched on repealing obamacare, tax reform and the possibility of a nuclear capable north korea. >> if north korea bonds together almost guarantees that whatever north korea achieves iran can have the next day. >> reporter: what wasn't stone about much, president trump. -- spoken about much, president trump. we asked some gop candidates about their thoughts of president trump's comments towards charlottesville's unrest. >> that really hits me personally because on my mother's side i lost family members in auschwitz and people taken by the nazis. so when people talk about communism and socialism, they pretty much don't know what they're talking about. >> reporter: gubernatorial candidate john cox off this take. >> we do have free speech in this country and shouldn't be throwing bottles and rocks at people taking their constitutional rights. having said that we should con

that's near the city's chinatown neighborhood. d.c. fire and ems say seven people were treated for injuries. it's unclear if they were passengers on the bus or pedestrians. we're told none of appears to be life threatening. >>> like the hopes that were dashed when the stock market crashed. those were the good old days ♪ ♪ ♪. >> comedian jerry lewis has died in las vegas at age 91. a publicist says lewis died of natural causes with his family by his side. lewis was best known for his slapstick comedy. he gained fame as a sidekick to dean martin before going on to make several movies including the bell boy, the nutty professor and the king of comedy in a career that spanned more than seven decades. >> meeting her majesty in england wasn't bad. the king of sweden was nice. would i have been exposed to in the last -- what i have been exposed to in years is impossible to put it all in its proper order because you can't. >> lewis is known for his many years hosting the annual muscular dystrophy telethon which raised over $1 billion towards f

they were waiting for the rapper's pop-up shop to open in chinatown as he goes on tour. he is opening shops like this across the country. one fan wait all night to get the merchandise. >> we came here at 10:00 last night. it wasn't too bad. we brought food, snacks, water, met some cool people. everyone here is a fan of kendrick's so that's always cool to meet somebody like that. >> dedicated fans, he performs tonight at oracle arena. he has shows in san jose and sacramento next weekend. >>> the "cbs evening news" is up next. >> anthony mason has a preview. >> reporter: hi, ken and liz. up next, a new cdc report reveals an alarming rise in teen suicide. and smartphones may be part of the problem. plus, why are lying strikes more common in florida? >> and this man's in a race to preserve the sound track of his life. steve hartman is on the road with his story coming up in just a few seconds on the "cbs evening news." >> thank you. thank you for watching tonight at 5:00. and ahead at 6:00, the plan to untangle a notorious bay area interchange that commuters call the hair ba

. >> any energy drink they are stealing from me and selling in chinatown report roar police acknowledged escalating red bull and energy drink thefts around the city. they're hoping someone might recognize this guy and give them a call. are wants the thefts and robberies to stop. >> i'm feeling disrespected. disrespecting for everyone because -- of two look how he's going to put something in the bag or not. >> reporter: he says more than 1200 people visit his store every day. and keeping an eye on the energy drinks is tough. he's added new surveillance cameras hoping that will make a dent in the thefts and robberi robberies. at police headquarters, dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >>> we're saying thanks to all of our first responders for protecting us every single day. today is the second annual first responder appreciation day in philadelphia. neighborhoods and organizationings recognize the fire and police departments and emt for the sacrifices they make all the time. mission barbecue is a huge supporter of our first responders love them. and northeast philly mission barbecue offered fr

the exact same thing telling people that we are going to put up with that craft and have been in chinatown this week. and i look to my left and i saw how their higher lying on the ground and i saw the life pass from arise and i watched. it from that moment on ice words myself that i would not stop the fight against white supremacy i would never let this happen again i would never let another person die. because of white supremacy because of domestic terrorism although many of them were separate demonstrations they all shared a similar message. states of america. were you. people at that point or are right right. meanwhile counter protest also took place. in seattle tensions were high as various counter protesters took to the streets at one point you could even see trump supporters clashing with law enforcement police said they had to use pepper spray and blast walls to disperse crowds after fireworks were thrown at officers here you can see some demonstrators pouring milk in their eyes after being tear gassed president trump is expected to arrive later this evening this will be the first t

earlier today, "abc7 news" was in san francisco to check out his pop-up shop in chinatown.s grabbed up all the items once the doors opened. many of them have been following his career for years. >> in 2012 when he dropped one of his albums, that's when he start eed blowing up. after that, he's just been top hip-hop artist in this generation. >> this was a one-day-only shop. lemar is opening them up across the country. he has one more show next weekend. >>> next at 6:00, a san francisco artist is transforming his home for your benefit. >> the inside is filled with the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. mak

earlier today, "abc7 news" was in san francisco to check out his pop-up shop in chinatown. fans grabbed up all the items once the doors opened. many of them have been following his career for years. >> in 2012 when he dropped one of his albums, that's when he start eed blowing up. after that, he's just been top hip-hop artist in this generation. >> this was a one-day-only shop. lemar is opening them up across the country. he has one more show next weekend. >>> next at 6:00, a san francisco artist is transforming his home for your benefit. >> the inside is filled with who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> another san francisco house is about to become legendary. the owner wants to pay tribute to latin rock sta

in the east bay, the chinatown street festival with 200 groups showcasing arts, crafts, entertainmenta cultural village. and the point at the park, and at the lake merritt amphitheater. enjoy local beer, beer, food and entertainment. and the ready, ready, set, growl festival. enjoy craft beer and free food samples this sunday in santa rosa. and seafood lovers can go to the art and wine festival with art and beer tasting. and the giants,? , niners and raiders are aware. >>> a man survives a lightning strike near lake tahoe. >> produce and poultry, whole foods is cutting prices on monday. >> and phil is tracking the return of triple digit heat. he is back with the complete forecast after this. vo: whenever a craving hits, vo: jack's got your back. jack: somebody craving my smoky jack burger? vo: the smoky jack burger combo for $4.99. vo: hickory-smoked bacon, smoked cheddar cheese, vo: all on an artisan poppyseed bun. vo: plus fries and a refreshing drink. vo: all for just $4.99. man: thanks, jack! jack: you're welcome. vo: the new smoky jack burger combo for just $4.99. vo: only at jac

. >>> a vigil tonight in chinatown will honor the memory of heather heyer. it is called light up the night. and it was just hours before scheduled rallies by far right groups. they want to reject hatred and fear created by white supremacists. >> we will not stand idly by. we will not allow genocide and oppression. >> the vigil was held at the chinese culture center on kearny street. >>> we have a weekend heating up, with high high pressure building in. it is going to be hot in the inland bay valleys. the coast will be staying cool and valleys, sunday, 103 degrees, 104 degrees, with heat advisories coming up for parts of the bay area over the weekend and mainly on sunday, the hottest day. 66 degrees in fairfield, 73 in livermore. this is as shallow as it has been in a while. we have fog out there. you can see the fog being pressing down. this fog cannot get over the east bay hills. cool and moist in the inland valleys. that is a cool shot. interesting to see the bay bridge, and the tower is closer in front. tomorrow, tomorrow, warmer, hotter in the inland val

. >> hunter's chests are set up at chinatown. and the goal is to have them at every station. >> i am passionate. my husband and i will fund this out of our own pockets if necessary. >> it is a wonderful thing, it makes me happy. [ crying ] >> books, games, and stuffed animals will be available. if you would like to help, we have a link on our webpage. >>> parents understand. you don't want to see a child hurt or upset. so, to see them come in, and to be able to give them something, it really brightened their days. >>> a series of barbershop conversations received honors from the district attorney tonight. >> i am so proud to call them heroes. >> nancy kicked off her campaign at the county fairgrounds and she said that it is about bridging relationships between the community and law enforcement. the series features conversations on policing and violence. and jack bryson was recognized for coming up with the idea. >>> a federally protected birdshot with a public - - shot with a pellet gun, the latest on the condition of the bird an

a restaurant in san francisco's chinatown has claimed some high honors. >> we have details on a restaurant that brought new life to an old space. >> get ready to salivate. mr. jiu's was named one of the top ten restaurants. the opening of mr. jiu's last year that used to be four seas was met with fanfare. the restaurant earned a one star in its first year. the native who learned cooking from his grandmother and honed his skill s now wowing foodies with his modern interpretation using fresh seasonal ingredients. he facetimed with me this afternoon. >> it's a story of success of chinese immigrants. that's something to celebrate. we want to continue to celebrate that through our food. >> some mouth watering specialties worth celebrating, pot stickers in rainbow of colors using purple cabbage, squids and lamb. how about black sesame cake with ging ginger mousse. chinese tradition with a decidedly californian twist. >> that's neat. thank you so much. >>> more proof as to how the high price of rent is taking a toll on bay area residents. rental website apartment list posed this question to local

but tonight, some chinatown business owners say the billion dollar project is proving to be bad for business:00. >>> coming up at 8:00, it's "the goldbergs," followed by "speechless." at 9:00 p.m., the story of diana. then stay with us for "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> at 5,s y el ve11 >> that is this edition of "abc7 news." we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. for all of us,hank you for being here tonight. >> have a good night. from washington, d.c., this is the "jeopardy!" teen tournament. here is our third group of semi-finalists -- a senior from germantown, tennessee... a junior from severna park, maryland... and a junior from darien, connecticut... and now from dar constitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] hey, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. what a week this is turning out to be. two semi-final games, sensational matches that were in doubt until the very end of final jeopardy! what will today produce with apurva, antonio, and michael? good luck. we'll start finding out immediately... as we discover the categ

that happeninged out around chinatown and gallery place and they're off the streets with a brand newmission. lindsey watts joins us with their story. >> mibz say they are done with violence and done with crime and more than just words. they put in the work. and now open their own clothing store in anacostia. i've been stabbed ten times and shot. >> the subject of this documentary film check it, was a brutal d.c. street gang made up of lgbt youth. >> all ove for robbing and fire. >> star bennett started check it years ago. >> dresses and jumpers and shorts. >> now she's helped transform it. >> we selling clothes and doing this that's a good look for us. >> clothing star got off the ground this summer thanks to lon time d.c. activist ron moton. >> we're struggling but getting there. >> star reached out to him after she went to jail for assault and her sister nearly lost her legs in a shooting. >> i was 14 when i got shot. i was sitting on my mom's porch. i don't know where the shot. >> it's not what you want to do. >> check it is the only documented and gay gang in america. >> they reb

nbc 10 in chinatown where they kicked this around. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here to tell us more. >> it's going to get better because you can see the clouds out there. they are going to be gone. and so we're going to have comfort and sunshine for the next couple days. this is easton. we're seeing a little billionth of blue in the sky, but still a fair amount of cloud cover. and also in delaware, similar type of. picture, similar type of clouds. you can see that on the radar and satellite. closest rain is way offshore. but these are high level clouds just raising up from the southwest. blocking the sun a little bit. fair weather cumulus clouds, it's a beautiful picture. but the drier air continues to feed into the region. 78 degrees in philadelphia, but it's 80 in wilmington and northeast philly and millville. the ocean temperature is is 73 degrees. it's going to be a a beautiful night as we clear out. temperature nice and comfortable. you need the air conditioners tonight or tomorrow night. or the night after that. as you can see