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san francisco's japantown was filled with people today celebrating asian american culture. it was all for the 50th annual nihonmachi street fair, a popular festival showcases the traditions of the asian american, native hawaiian and pacific islander communities. lots of different booths offered all kinds of food, 14 different vendors, art by local artists. there were also dance performances and a dog pageant. i've always been a priority for the nihonmachi street fair to bring our communities together, even from the first 1974 street fair, it was really to bring all the not only japantown, but chinatown, the filipino community, and all the communities really come together and work together. and it has become quite popular over those 50 years. organizers estimate 30,000 people came through the fair this weekend. you had me at food, dancing and the dog pageant dog pageant like the perfect combo in the weather was nice. there you go. there's no bad day for a dog pageant. that's true. it doesn't matter if it's foggy like we're seeing right now. yeah, or the sunshine we have inla

it was another successful weekend for the nihonmachi street fair in san francisco's japantown.he fair celebrated its 50th year by bringing in performers, vendors and artists all to the neighborhood. organizers say each year their goal is to highlight the rich traditions of the asian american pacific islander communities. earlier this year, the fair was officially designated as a san francisco legacy business, recognized for its cultural significance and contributions to the japantown community. >> thousands of students getting ready to go back to school this week. several school districts, including mount diablo unified, are beginning class on thursday, and while it's an exciting time for parents and children, it can also be pretty stressful. earlier today, on mornings on two, we spoke with doctor casey krieger, a clinical psychologist at stanford children's health. >> there are things that you can do in advance to help prepare, such as communicating with a child to help them know what to expect. visiting the school is really helpful so they know the layout and where to go. hel

. >> well, it was another successful weekend for the nihonmachi street fair in san francisco's japantownthe fair celebrated its 50th year by bringing in performers, vendors and artists to the neighborhood. organizers say each year their goal is to highlight the rich traditions of the asian american pacific islander communities. earlier this year, the fair was officially designated as a san francisco legacy business, recognized for its cultural significance and contributions to the japantown community. >> now to paris, where a san francisco woman has won gold in the women's cycling road race. kristen faulkner won the 98 mile race, pulling away from the pack with just three kilometers to go. she crossed that finish line nearly a full minute ahead of the silver medalists from the netherlands. faulkner is the first american to win the event in 40 years. the 31 year old was a former rower at harvard university and made this year's olympic team as a replacement. >> very cool right, bill? >> yeah, the olympics been so fun to watch this year and the sheer number of bay area athletes. yeah, it's

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it recognizes the significant contribution that it brings to the city's japantown. street, and that is between fillmore and laguna. if you want to head on out there, well, next on abc, seven mornings at 6 a.m, a setback for a city on the peninsula. some residents go to target is set to close its doors in september and also picking up the pieces. residents are returning home after the park fire to find what's still left of their small town. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today. hurt what we're learning about a south bay crash overnight, plus a crackdown on illegal dumping in the east bay. why? a method meant to solve the problem is now being questioned. and a new festival hopes for a more positive narrative of san francisco organizers

was named a legacy business, recognizing the significant contribution to that brings to the city's japantownighborhood. the celebration continues tomorrow on post street between fillmore and laguna. you climbed up a mountain and jumped off without wings to carry you in return of jerry day in san francisco, or deadheads celebrate the late jerry garcia's birthday. they gathered mclaren park in san francisco's excelsior district for live music and vendors. the annual free festival has been running for 21 years now. excuse me. all out of the love for the iconic musician and of course, the grateful dead band, joined by spencer christian here. and i will say the update from my parents who went to jerry garcia's last concert is that there was a forecast of haze in the air, but it wasn't the kind of haze that we're used to. >> it wasn't a purple haze, was it? >> no, it might have been. that's the kind you'd see on a 420 day. >> exactly. right. well, no haze today. we had bright sunshine and a wonderful afternoon and now we're going into a wonderful evening. now, here's a look at our satellite radar

was named a legacy business recognizes the significant contribution that it brings to the city's japantown. the celebration continues today on post street between fillmore and laguna alisa. it looks like it's going to be a nice day for that street fair. >> yeah. upper 60s. later on this afternoon, it's going to take some time for the skies to brighten up in the city. the accuweather seven day forecast. we have quite the range from the low cities at the low 60s at our beaches, mid 70s around the bay to the mid 90s inland. and then tuesday will be our hottest day. still pretty hot on wednesday, but by the time we get to the second half of the workweek, we're getting back to average and that's going to take us into next weekend. so certainly been hot, you know that. and we just have about two days of that coming up for the upcoming workweek. so pretty short heat wave. yeah. it's just pretty much inland. >> all right. well thank you so much lisa. and they give for joining us on abc mornings i'm gloria rodriguez along with lisa arjun and abc seven news continues at 5 p.m. have a wonderful day >

seven adams a new japantown restaurant opened by michelin star chef in november, snagged its first staran a year after opening and killed a nordic influence to fine dining spot in the hayes valley. also won its first star kill. chef john wesley also won the young chef award. history. >> in paris for a young bay area wrestler, 20 year old amy eller from walnut creek won her first gold medal today after defeating a wrestler from kazakhstan. she's now the youngest olympic wrestler to ever win gold in the u.s. she's also a two time world champion, taking a quick peek here at the latest medal count. team usa leading the way with the most medals totaling 86, as well as the most gold, silver and bronze medals compared at least at this point, to any other country. keep it rolling. >> so cool for amid. congratulations to her. thanks so much for joining s her on welcome to like it or not. my name is garcia mihael. it's a fun show where we see some familiar faces. we take on some trending topics. and as we weigh in on whether we like the ideas or not, we hope you play along at home. so i always sa

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. >>> in san francisco japantown has been extra lively all weekend long, the street fair bringing vendorswith focus on japanese culture. this weekend the fest festival is celebrating its 50th anniversary. >> nice. >>> for what is ahead in the work week forecast, lets go to first alert meteorologist, darren. >> tomorrow is going to be very typical for this time of year, there is a reason why they have come up with that fun descriptor of fogest, we went through june gloom, no sky, july, now fogest. what you are seeing on here is the progression of the marine layer tomorrow morning, having filled in almost entirely through much of the bay. one place i could stand here, or i wouldn't be in the clouds, is skyline boulevard. pretty much where our camera on black mountain sits, which typically looks across the santa clara valley, and that is where we are kind of looking from that vantage point. if i remove the clouds for a moment, you see where i am, everybody has got this, the one place that didn't was the tri-valley, you were relatively clear in that view. if you look at the daytime highs tomo

it was another successful weekend for san francisco's nihonmachi street fair in japantown, the 50th yearfair. it includes performers, vendors, and artists. organizers say every year their goal is to highlight the rich traditions of the asian american pacific islander communities. earlier this year, the fair was officially recognized for its cultural significance and its contributions to the japantown community. our time is 759. stanford blood center is rewarding fans of the giants who donate blood. this month, the center says if you make a blood donation on any saturday in the month of august, you can get two tickets to a giants game. the donors who make an appointment at campbell's south bay donor center can also get some free giants gear. the tickets can be used for select home games between august 9th and september 5th. >> well, a lot of eyes on the stock market this morning. us market falling sharply after opening bell. a global market selloff amid fears of a us recession. the key indicator that scott panic setting in among investors. then any time now we're expecting to learn who wi

seven adams, a new japantown restaurant opened by a michelin star chef in november, snagged its firstss than a year after opening and killing a nordic influenced fine dining spot in hayes valley. also won in its first star in kiln shelf. john wesley, by the way, won the young chef award. big night, big, big night and congratulations to all of those newly minted michelin star restaurants. >> thanks so much for joining us here. west coast rap is coming up next at seven on ktvu. >> and don't forget to stream the latest news and weather anytime on your smart tv. download next vice president of the united states, tim walz. >> vice president kamala harris introducing her new running mat, minnesota governor tim walz, the former congressman, military service member and

japantown peace plaza is also underway.is, so the park , oh there's almost nothing there with the maintained. and the, there's. we're maintaining access to both sides of the japan cente throughout construction. we've had to go into some late night, work so that we can continue to maintain to the to the buildings. buena vista is another project that's coming down the line. thi pathways, and it's the biggest part of this huge park that and it's becoming a bit of an impediment to a will be focusing on asphalt pathway pathways jacksonave some big milestones. we've received ceqa plan approved and we are now in i mentioned earlier, we have, the hilton hotel, that has a bridge that connects our park and the hilton. we areon removing that and getting their needed appr be on the opposite side, when so as i noted, we are hopeful that everything we can release our bid docs later this fall for construction start in after lunar new year next year. south sunset clubhouse is about to go into advertisement and we will start our interior, i

police responded to the japantown garage for a report of an auto burglary. officers tried to detain sonza as the suspect, but he fled, got in his car, ran over an officer's foot and hit a parked car. that case brought nine more charges, including assault upon a peace officer, burglary of a vehicle, hit and run, and resisting arrest. >> i too am disappointed. >> i spoke to district attorney brooke jenkins about sansa's release after 11 months in jail. so the bottom line is you were pushing for more, but you didn't get it. that's correct. >> we believe based on his prior criminal history as well as the conduct in the new case, that this should be stacked time so that the old case and the time that he was facing for that should be stacked on top of what we agreed to in the new case. and the judge, again, having reviewed his criminal history and heard our arguments, disagreed. >> robert sanzo was also ordered to pay $10,000 to the olive jesus, $4,000 to his other victim. that night. but his public defender told the court he is indigent so he won't have to pay co

well, the nihonmachi street fair is back this weekend in san francisco's japantown, and this year its. the festival showcases asian-american pacific island culture. there will be food trucks. they're offering everything from egg sandwiches to fried chicken, as well as photo booths and activities for dogs. this 50th anniversary will also come with t-shirts for sale. kids can also make arts and crafts with members from the cherry blossom court. the festival runs tomorrow for its final day. former san francisco mayor willie brown kicked off the start of an event called love fest sf. it's a three day electronic music festival and block party happening near downtown san francisco. brown says the return of the festival, which originally took place from 2004 to 2009, is a sign that the so-called doom loop in the city is coming to an end. today's ribbon cutting ceremony took place in front of sweet glory on larkin street around noontime. love fest sf is free. people attending are supposed to register online. which young star on team usa's basketball led them to a double dig it win when we're

japantown peace plaza is also underway.s, demolition is almost complete, so the p just looks like, oh there's almost nothing there with the looking lovely. still maintained. and the, there's still access. we're maintaining access to both sides of the japn. we've had to go into some late night, construction work so that we can continue to maintain these, the access points to the to the buildings. buena vista is another project that's coming down the line. this is we're going to be focusing on pathways, and it's the biggest part of this huge park that needs to be improved. and it's becoming a bit of an impediment tosing on asphalt pathway pathways jackson some big milestones. we've receivzred ceqa clearance concept plan approved and we are now in design portsmouth square. as i mentioned earlier, we have, the hilton hotel, that has a bridge that connects our park and the hilton. we are removing that and getting their needed be on the opposite side, when the bridge is removed. so as i noted, we are hopeful that everythingving f

. >> one of our largest challenges in creating this cultural distri ourselves to chinatown, japantownhere's little communities there that act as place makers. when you enter into little philippines you're like where k are the businesses and that's one of the challenges we're trying to0t solve. >> undercover love wouldn't be possible without the help of the mayor and all of our community there. it costs approximately every event. undiscovered is great tool for the cultural district to bring awareness by bringing thst parts of our culture which is food music, the arts and being ativism all under one roof, and by seeing it all in this way, what it allows san franciscans to see is the filipino-american culture.francisco, we've kind of lost track of one of our values that makes san francisco unique with just empathy, love of being acceptable of different people the out the crazy ones. we've become so focused onic maing money that we forgot about those that make our city and community unique. when people come to discover, i want them to rediscover the magic of what diversity and empathy ca

the fair was officially recognized for its cultural significance and contract contributions to the japantowns plummet right as that opening bell rang this morning, what led to the selloff among investors around the world? any day now, we are expecting to learn who will be kamala harris's pick for vice president. the candidates making one final push as she prepares to make her choice. >> plus, so sad. you know he's out here just trying to protect us, serve our community. >> a community service officer killed in san jose. we'll tell you how some of those who knew him best are remembering him this morning from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook. garcia has the day off today and i'm dave clark. >> it's monday it's august 5th i don't know if you're going to need a jacket because it's cool around our studios. and outside. and kind of gray too. >> i like being cool, not hot where you are. >> cool. you're already cool. pamela. >> yeah, are. thanks, >> 50s. there is a big fog bank, though. i don't think today

> well, today is the final day for the annual nihonmachi street fair festival in san francisco's japantown and pacific islander culture. there's food trucks offering egg sandwiches and fried chicken, as well as photo booths and activities for dogs and 50th anniversary t-shirts for sale. kids can also make arts and crafts with members from the cherry blossom court. a big week ahead for vp kamala harris as she's set to become the official democratic nominee. harris expected to announce her running mate before they hit battleground states. we're live with a look at the week ahead. fireworks like boom boom, boom. >> like a bunch of them. >> a fire destroys two homes in the south bay, leaving nearly a dozen residents displaced. we'll hear from survivors and how they describe how they escaped those flames. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome back. time now is 759. look at those roads. everybody's. let's go cozy at home. time to good time to get away. >> if you're or go to the city. i mean come monday morning that will be caked with cars. but sunday morning not so bad.

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