piedmont avenue. >> we're going to go visit grace at tea on piedmont, might be a possible fit for prescott market and also for our night market. that's cool. >> reporter: harv is here to evaluate her business and product and see how they fit into the bigger picture, but also to sell her on west oakland. >> this was not imaginable years ago. >> reporter: one of the leaders of this business used to live there. >> you moved out? >> i did, yeah, but i lived there for three years. >> reporter: back when it was home to the wood street encampment, a dilapidated area with little activity before the farmers market, the night market, and before the ballers. what do you think now? >> it's kind of amazing. >> reporter: harv says the community has really banded together over the last few years to bring color to what was to many a bleak picture of the neighborhood and the birth of the ballers couldn't have come at a better time. >> the ballers' existence just catapulted us. >> reporter: andrea malaya, manager of kill a volt coffee, a west oakland staple since 2014, says the ballers' first homestand did

prescott? yeah. normally they meet us at best one of the whole house in my life waiting to pass differently. that as i promised difficulties, oh ha. k, nice of us said about to find out if inside and continue to notice headquarters. because if you don't mind one of the spices homeless and they've got, you know, sort of a space for comes west which is about the i'm actually going to show you guys and feet about black, but i'm going to do it live on, come funny enough with the police left behind us to black essential workers share their experiences of racism in the u. k. replaced by the end of a point where they've done well and showed the way black. it was on the weathering on the jersey to your wills, the caught a duty in the grove using for the p. use a caught to contribute to improving the lives of thousands of our projects except the cost and we strive to ensure it reaches its deserving recipients. visit the cost on red crescent. and remember, it's a copier size, wealth, and increases systems. cos

piedmont avenue. >> we are going to go visit grace on piedmont, she might be a potential fit for prescott for the night market. >> reporter: she is here to evaluate her business and her products and to see how they fit into the bigger picture but also to sell her on west oakland. >> this was unimaginable years ago. >> reporter: one of the leaders of this business used to live there. >> i lived there for three years. >> reporter: back when it was home to the wood street encampment, a dilapidated area, before the markets and before the ballers. >> what do you think now? >> it is amazing. >> reporter: the community has really banded together over the last few years to bring color to what was to many a bleak future, and the ballers couldn't have come at a better time. >> the ballers just catapulted us. >> reporter: the manager of kilovolt coffee sent the ballers first homestand did actually bring home more business. >> we do get an influx of people from the farmers market to begin with, but that usually dies out around noon and i would say last time they were busy all the way through close. >

i going to do any john prescott stuff. i mean, going to do any john prescott stuff .tified, defended what he did. >> you'll have to be you did defend him. >> he'd just been egged, hasn't he. and he and he did what john prescott type people do . and he prescott type people do. and he just fought back. >> yeah i don't blame him for that. >> no, i don't blame him for it. >> no, i don't blame him for it. >> quite. absolutely. absolutely. i think it was a sort of tongue in cheek remark on the campaign trail. but she doesn't make the valid point about , you know, wasting police about, you know, wasting police time. i mean, how many police officers were investigated , her officers were investigated, her property affairs when, people in the local area will be ringing up for burglaries and such and not getting a response . not getting a response. >> oh, well, yeah, but i do know she. >> well, yeah, she's been found innocent. yeah. so that's all. that's all we can say? yes. that's all we can say? yes. that's all we can say? yes. that's all you can say? >> yes. >> yes. >> a lot

prescott.i knew i was going to be your wife and it's lovely to meet you today for the first time. lovely to meet you. >> stephen: are people don't know is that you do it alone in a booth. >> chloe: hi. >> stephen: hi. >> chloe: hi. >> stephen: we need to talk about our marriage. >> chloe: we do. i tried a lot of things. it was like the cousin of jennifer coolidge or the older sister of reese witherspoon. you are from south carolina. i guess i just thought in my head that you'd be like kind of doing a thing. >> stephen: no. no one told me that you chose to be a southern character. >> chloe: like georgia. to lou -- tootaloo. >> stephen: even in a cartoon hollywood gave a 60-year-old man a 30-year-old wife. >> chloe: you know. >> stephen: we have a clip right here. it's where we are meeting our new neighbor for the first time and you are very friendly and i am not. >> hi. i look over here in icu. i have one of my brilliant ideas. perry needs a fourth for tennis tomorrow. >> honey, i don't know, he

it was like, literally the prescott k no spaces. littlefield didn't eh, on fridays, was going on sending a 4 k. so, you know, been c by funding instead of the board in this, you get paid out. i'm and it's almost just 3 in the is anyhow, but i just got a seat in my test. it bore key, it's got a fix it for somebody pisca. sees your memory the scenario or in the morning to have to one i see in the sky. notice how this out by scott boss, misconduct model advice? yeah. so i'll leave it on that data. prince hours money as you know do, is that our last name data? so please know sam, offended on the funding for the most i come into this person, let's press the to do with us with the command. hold on and do it to a body of the $10.00 to $1.00 is a stock a to with those populace. okay, so you're not the one is to be 9 vs good. 0 ask the customer is still i see, i don't want to go into so many that i understand. i have to pay those 2 boys who study and community in las vegas, which is soonest the same thing came in confidence. all contained in this town, i guess in the city. but it, but it's intole

>>there's a lot of great things have been happening in this neighborhood in prescott. even before the ballers. just painted like 2 months ago, >>israel montes has been right around the corner since the 80s suddenly, the surrounding blocks are dotted with renovations. and new construction. >>everything is getting better. i'm pretty sure. yeah, yeah, i mean, you can see all the all the buildings housing all around. you've we've got a baseball team coming up this part of west oakland has actually really changed in the past 5 or 6 years since i've been here. brand new housing here. there's a new food hall opening up here. >>jason russell snyder makes his daily dog walk through raymond >>parks. repaved paved the roads and i've noticed that the areas that they're going to use for parking lot seems pretty lit. and clean. will be over there. >>freeman thinks some visitors may be pleasantly surprised when they see the refurbished neighborhoods surrounding the park. and that their focus will be on baseball. >>you know, the ballers have been adding momentum to a neighborhood that

remember john prescott who politics.emberjohn prescott who actually ended up, socking it to punching somebody? yeah, maybe nigel should, you know, be ready for him next time . like ready for him next time. like a butterfly. sting like a bee. you are. you are always going to get those idiots doing that. at the end of the day, it's politics and whatever these politicians tell us. have you ever known a politician get voted in and better keep all their promises? it's never , ever happened. ever. it's never, ever happened. ever. because it's impossible to do . because it's impossible to do. and it's like the public seem to forget that in the excitement. and there's not much excitement over this election race. but in the moment we seem to forget it and then seem to be disappointed afterwards. well, but they're never going to be able to deliver on all these. >> there's a lot of there's a lot of research that says that. one of the reasons that politicians are so stupid sometimes and make so many mistakes is they actually dumb th

remember john prescott who politics.berjohn prescott who actually ended up, socking it to punching somebody? yeah, maybe nigel should, you know, be ready for him next time . like ready for him next time. like a butterfly. sting like a bee. you are. you are always going to get those idiots doing that. at the end of the day, it's politics and whatever these politicians tell us. have you ever known a politician get voted in and better keep all their promises? it's never , ever happened. ever. it's never, ever happened. ever. because it's impossible to do . because it's impossible to do. and it's like the public seem to forget that in the excitement. and there's not much excitement over this election race. but in the moment we seem to forget it and then seem to be disappointed afterwards. well, but they're never going to be able to deliver on all these. >> there's a lot of there's a lot of research that says that. one of the reasons that politicians are so stupid sometimes and make so many mistakes is they actually dumb thin

. >> there's a lot of great things happening in this neighborhood in prescott even before the ballers. >> this one we just painted like two months ago. >> reporter: israel montez has been around the corner since the '80s. suddenly the surrounding blocks are dotted with renovations and new construction. >> everything is getting better, i'm pretty sure. you can see all the buildings, housing all around. you got a baseball team coming up. . >> this part of west oakland has really changed in the past five or six years since i've been hereby, brand-new housing, a new food hall. >> reporter: jason russell snyder makes his daily dog walk through raimondi park. >> they've repaved the roads and i've noticed the areas they're going to use for parking lots seems pretty lit and clean. >> tailgaters will be over there. >> reporter: freeman thinks some visitors may be pleasantly surprised when they see the refurbished neighborhood surrounding the park and that their focus will be on baseball. >> the ballers have been adding momentum to a neighborhood that already had momentum and it's going to be a

. >> residents taking advantage of the first ever prescott night market. it's underway right now. is being held in west oakland with food vendors, artisans and other local businesses on hand. the night market will be held once a month through october, and is being held right near the oakland ballers new field at raymond field, so be sure to check that out. i love it communities coming together to support downtown's all right. that's going to do it for me tonight. on this thursday evening make sure to download the fox local app right there to your sma tv. have [ navigation ] stay straight for the next 200 miles. ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ ♪ what could go wrong? ♪ ♪ come on, come on, come on ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. ♪ do what you want, yeah ♪ ♪ come on ♪ find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at your local audi dealer. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we

joe ernst, owner and developer of prescott market shows me the food hall that's being built. >> he sayshere will be seven other tenants in addition to almanac to fill the 12,000 square foot space. that was an industrial building. the food hall building is part of a larger campus, which will house research and development for various companies. >> as the food became a way to engage with the community, oakland west oakland has a very strong identity, and the people here feel very, you know, a real ownership of their community, engaging the community at the night market with a mural that reflects this neighborhood, its history and its future. >> this couple says they are celebrating their 25th anniversary by enjoying what some describe as a rebirth of west oakland. my husband and i are just excited to be out on a beautiful day, enjoying our city. the next night market is scheduled for july 11th. it will be held every month through october. the food halls grand opening is expected at the end of this year or early 2025. in oakland, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news moving toward carbon neutral.

through and now i'm able to do this towards and also give that to the community architect who rode me. prescott design it off market space with over $400.00 apartments, posting retail shopping on the ground level, something almost unheard of 50 years ago. his daughter still remembers the building when her father designed it. in fact, it was advertised as the kind of previous space to be in all of the apartments were furnished. and i mean, i remember coming here as a child and seeing the carpet on the roof is going up in the duplex foods, which i thought was just the most beautiful thing i've ever seen. oh boy is adamant at lunch. it creates genuine opportunities with kinda freaking use in the country with growing sort of food here and not just promoting poverty porn. i grew up here and photo for a guy to challenge it also grew up in this neighbor. so we don't look at this as sort of the same, but then as us showing people our neighborhood deadline, jay has welcome over 25000 visitors since 2012 and has high hopes for the future of a so grades to see that it was a delight to face that building i

>>there's a lot of great things have been happening in this neighborhood in prescott. even before the ballers. this 1 we just painted like 2 months ago. >>israel montes has been right around the corner since the 80s. suddenly the surround blocks are dotted. with renovations and new construction. >>everything is getting better. i'm pretty sure. yeah, yeah, i mean, you can see all the all the buildings housing all around. you got a baseball team coming up. this part of west oakland has actually really changed. in the past. 5 or 6 years since i've been here, brand. new housing here, there's a new food hall opening up here. >>jason russell snyder makes his daily dog walk through raymond e park. >>repaved paved the roads and i've noticed that the areas that they're going to use for parking lot seems pretty and clean. will be over there. >>freeman thinks visit. visitors may be pleasantly surprised when they see the refurbished neighborhoods. around. surrounding the park. and that their focus will be on baseball. >>you know, the ballers have been adding momentum to a neighbor

poppy prescott, villainess. [ meow ] you used to be a master villain. you're gonna help me pull a heist. is that my old school? which i have modeled with glue and popsicle sticks. i'm born to be bad. [ evil laughter ] no offense, but you're not me. i plan on being a lot better than you. ever hear of respecting your elders? i don't respect boomers. i just mock them. for stronger anti-doping measures at the paris olympics. michael phelps and allison schmitt testified before congress today. this comes after an investigation revealed that 23 chinese swimmers tested positive for a banned heart medication ahead of the tokyo olympics in 2021, and in spite of those positive tests, the world anti-doping agency allowed them to compete. five of those swimmers did go on to win medals, including three golds. during the hearing today, phelps expressed frustration over the lack of changes of anti-doping policies. sitting here once again, it is clear to me that any attempts of reform at wada have fallen short and there are still deeply rooted systemic problems that pro

in the region had changed fundamentally since the last border measured kremlin spokesman dmitri prescott said, you see how tensions have escalated and what the level of confrontation is, especially in the baltic. this of course, requires us to take appropriate steps to ensure our security one area that could be effected as rushes cooling in grad escalades between nato members. poland and lithuania. countries can restrict to ships rites of passage within their territory, a waters marked here in yellow. but not in their exquisite economic zone here in blue, extending 200 nautical miles from shore. the other area affected could be the gulf of finland, and it's islands, the waterway between water. now nato members been led into stone. here was historically, russia's gateway to western europe. here the territorial waters are even closer, which could lead to confrontation more easily. russia's neighbors stayed there, watching moscow was moves closely as we are. and we have to be built a badge against all kind of threats coming from russia. but now it's, it's time to be, come on and look very c

poppy prescott, villainess. [ meow ] you used to be a master villain. you're gonna help me pull a heist. is that my old school? which i have modeled with glue and popsicle sticks. i'm born to be bad. [ evil laughter ] no offense, but you're not me. i plan on being a lot better than you. ever hear of respecting your elders? i don't respect boomers. stock them. already instinctively know it. it is getting even more difficult to afford a home in an even bigger portion of the bay area we're talking nosebleed prices across much of the region. we want to bring our business and tech reporter scott budman, who took a look at the prices at several bay area cities today. you always come here with bad news. i have to say sorry. when you talk prices, you come with your bad news. well, we are talking prices in a wide range of cities today, jessica, and prices are continuing to climb as our tech economy stays strong. almost three dozen cities in the bay area alone now, where the average home price tops $2 million. yeah, the trio family has been looking to buy a home

. >> police in prescott, arizona, say they caught a pint sized driver on the road driving recklessly without a license. here's a photo of what an officer pulled the toddler over. police say there was an open container of juice in her cup holder, and that she was subject to a nap time violation. she was escorted home, where parents say she is now serving hard time in the time out corner. her parents also say she immediately requested to call grandma. no word on when that tiny driver will be released from time out, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> well, new at 11 today, marin county court granted a temporary restraining order against a sheriff's deputy. the order was filed by a man living in an rv, and it was obtained just hours before the man's rv was set to be towed. >> the man, whose identity will not be released, lives in his rv on binford road in novato, according to court documents. the rv resident clai

. >> new at 11, a brand new night market made its debut in west oakland, called the prescott night marketit's right across from raymond park, where the oakland ballers play will be held monthly, and the first three, including tonight's, will be paired up with a baseball game. almanac brewing is the anchor tenant and will have a beer garden. and just announced tonight san francisco's richmond district will be hosting night markets. the first one is this saturday. it will be on clement street. there are three other scheduled july 20th, august 17th and september 21st. >> vandalism at a local mormon temple. the messages read loud and clear the investigation tonight a tourism crisis in lake tahoe and now the locals fighting to take things back. >> the new possible tax to know about before you visit and the end of an era. >> pat sajak's final wheel of fortune tomorrow. what he plans to do now. plus, we just saw his co-hosts farewell message and it was quite touching. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. thanks dan and ummah

here to speak with us from porter print is journalist monique prescott from vancouver, author, and professor of global res at the university of british columbia. jimmy, i'm up here and here in the city with me is deputy program director for latin america and the caribbean with the international crisis group. right now has to go to thank you so much for joining me. i'm going to start with you, monique, you're on the ground. oh, what are you seeing? what are conditions like right now? the additions are catastrophic. i went out yesterday and when i went out yesterday, i saw a body on the ground. there. i passed a card that had several bodies in it because you that had an accident because the games had been in my area in my neighborhood 2 days ago. and the 8 was everybody's on the edge. everybody stressed everybody's absolutely terrified. they may come back yesterday. another gang, it appears, was also in another town fits your view, maybe about a 20 minutes from where i am and the 2 guys, the population in v. busy use neighborhoods in that area. so the situation is that the games control pretty

. >> new at 11, a brand new night market made its debut in west oakland, called the prescott night market. it's right across from raymond park, where the oakland ballers play will be held monthly, and the first three, including tonight's, will be paired up with a baseball game. almanac brewing is the anchor tenant and will have a beer garden. and just announced tonight san francisco's richmond district will be hosting night markets. the first one is this saturday. it will be on clement street. there are three other scheduled july 20th, august 17th and september 21st. >> vandalism at a local mormon temple. the messages read loud and clear the investigation tonight a tourism crisis in lake tahoe and now the locals fighting to take things back. >> the new possible tax to know about before you visit and the end of an era. >> pat sajak's final wheel of fortune tomorrow. what he plans to do now. plus, we just saw his co-hosts farewell message and it was quite touching. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. thanks dan and umma

you may not be as comfortable as your own home in your own country, but since it is at prescott, so best sense, i hope you will feel at home address comfortably. thank you very much for your hospitality and your time. meanwhile, the us says everyone must be concerned about moscow's deepening ties of kiln yang. russia has advised washington to mind its own leaders moves the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you are watching r t international lever button. and kim's on noon have signed the treaty establishing a comprehensive, strategic partnership between the 2 countries. during the talks and telling young bloodwork put and expressed russia is appreciation for the north trend support of moscow's policies, including the struggle against the gemini and imperialism. it was now relations between our countries are entering the period of new dawn, which cannot be compared even with a period of careen service relations of the last century. and i'm sure that during this visit, the ardent friendship as well as the mood of the people. so far, 2 countries will sole defy the government of the democrati

so it's very much important to achieve a breakthrough, the national committee, prescott spans ready to facilitate any agreement that would be realized once it's announced. and we start and ready to continue providing our human attendant assistance. okay, i'm just off of the gate, so yeah, me, me any real obstacle to aid apart from egypt controlling it side the roof of crossing is to honey said there any other old school, israel's blockade of garza? but what do you make of the fact that as well, wasn't even not this conference or well, of course the, the main problem is, is or not anybody else. and the main problem is that is there is continuing to just sort of been more the sort of this, this type of genocide against the hosting and people. and the 1st things that are nice to see is that there is no substitute to land passages. all these talks about data drops and this the product set the many so many question marks about will not solve the problem. the only way to get it together is to lift the seas and allowed all the land messages from jordan. i'm from egypt to, to, to, to work. and

prescott bush, who was the father of george h.w. bsurer of.what have been long-standis wite longer standing norms than whatn in just these last few years. alan: before we move fulles amoe rights. i want to bring inom jurisprudence around race which has a significant effect on health. i want to sort of tie a little bit of a wnistrative side. for those who -- for the general public, ways that the administrative agencies were involved. there is rulemaking where you have in essence t is also subrey guidance. then there are specific decisions to approve or sa particular drug. there's -- the administrative a apparatus has many different ways of making a decision. and the image of theuthority to second-guess every the topics in which the governmen functions -- michelle: keeping the court busy. alan: we have to understand that's the intent. pa of the goal is to defang the administrative we go back to a constrained powers moment you creat second-guess everything, it is literally thng works. erin: it is aggrandizement of power to the court. power in the

came from the city of prescott, arizona. eric marsh was the superintendent of the granite mountain hotshots. a very meticulous man, very intelligent. and then there was jesse steed. desiree steed: jesse was the captain. so he was second in command. prior to that, he was also in the marine corps. he was tough, 6' 4" and 220 pounds. always put his family first, his kids first. brendan mcdonough: jesse was a mentor, and he was a dad that i so desperately wanted to be like. desiree steed: he could handle all kinds of excruciating, backbreaking labor and work and actually enjoyed it. [music playing] todd abel: in arizona, june is usually kind of that month where everybody's hair on the back of your neck stands up, and we start getting higher temperatures. the relative humidity drops. the fuel moistures drop. kyle dickman: it was just perfectly primed for extreme fire behavior. todd abel: we start getting monsoon buildups, which sometimes throw out the dry lightning, which starts fires. the morning of june 30, the hotshots on the

prescott bush, who was the father of george h.w. bush, was treasurer of planned parenthood. have been long-standing norms within these spaces, longer standing norms are very different than what wet these l. alan: we move full bore into some of the constitutional issues. i want to bring in some of the jurisprudence around race which has aalth. i want to sort of tie a little bi a bow around the administrative side. for those who -- the general public, the many different wayss were involved. there is remaking where you have in essence the extension of a statute. but there is subregulatory guidance. then there are specific or disapprove a particular drug. there's --istrative a apparatus hasff■6#m!2erent ways of making a decision. image of the court having the authority to second-guess every dimension of that, along all of the topics in which the government functions -- keeping the court busy. alan: we have to understand that's the intent. part of the goal is to■jg statey we go back to a constrained powers of government because the me you create the opportunity to second-guess er

john prescott did a two hour thin . pressure. john prescott did a two hour thing on _ pressure.f england's target has been met. the snp launches its election manifesto pledging a major investment in the nhs, and a promise to deliver independence. independence for a stronger economy and happier, healthier lives, and independence for a better future for scotland, made in scotland, for scotland. sinn fein has also launched its election manifesto, pledging to deliver for the people of northern ireland. intense heat is feared to have killed hundreds of people at the annual hajj pilgrimage in saudi arabia. the jury is discharged in the trial of constance marten and mark gordon after being unable to reach verdicts. and scotland fans gear up for tonight's clash with switzerland in the euros, but can the team turn things around after their defeat to germany? hello, i'm annita mcveigh. thanks for watching us here on bbc news. uk inflation has hit the bank of england's target of 2% for the first time in almost three years. the figure, which tells us the rate at which prices are rising, hit

they're also striking to say, prescott on something new, keeping with the total of almost $45.00 millions load into the account. if i have seen a port to the post office, which raises the question of whether fina port should have warned to the swiss authorities all, what was the authority to assist? we show these cases to a former employee of track, seen the french financial intelligence unit. for security reasons, he asked to be made unrecognizable, but his reaction is very clear. for the it's not legal to have 2 passports, but 2 passports with 2 names and that raises questions. so normally village an expert should not have left that pass. you know, you can't treat this as a situation for standard procedure, especially since we're not talking about amounts of a few 1000 euros here. you have to be extremely careful. i mean, a just give them money to the you both shook based on these documents. so i think that in each of these cases, the authorities should have been alerted. your clients should have been asked much more detailed questions about the origin of the funds. and they should not

that's dennis prescott by the way. >> steve: hello dennis. >> ainsley: hello dennis, good morning. >>ve: today food service with the mclemore boys they are smoking barbecue on fox square because it's a friday in the summer. hey, guys. >> steve, fox family, thank you all. we are back in new york again. >> we actually just came from boise idaho. we did the concert last week. week four boisey idaho. barbecue for 200 people. we do it beak back for week five. dad, open up that right here. good old boy chicken thighs from georgia. shout out to sam at the timers. this is his recipe out of gather and grill cookbook. got to get yours we smoked and seared these on the master built digital charcoal auto ignite just came out in the last year. super pumped to be cooking with everybody. >> we go from horseshoe bend idaho near boise. cooking with our friends. motocross this week. cooking for 150 folks that were out there. it gets even more fun when we come back and cook for our "fox & friends" all-american concert. >> requesting to be amazing. we have the mount olive munchies we are serving out to t

and residents in oakland are taking advantage at the first ever prescott night market, which is underwayight now. the inaugural event is being held in west oakland with food vendors, artisans and other local businesses on hand. those who came out tonight said the event is boosting morale in the city. >> we really wanted to support west oakland as a community and the new ballpark and the new team in particular, because oakland needs it. we need a good shot in the arm and this is providing it. >> the night markets are being held once a month through october near the oakland ballers raymond field. the first three events have been scheduled to coordinate with the ballers home games. >> all right, a pleasant day today. the fog came back. temperatures cooled down a good ten to 15 to 20 degrees. perfect. inland still pretty hot. we still saw 90. and then far inland. you had upper 90s. but there is the fog and it's going to stick around for a little while, but it's restricted mainly to the coast. and as you look at the flag, you can see right here that's got a that's a pretty good little sea bre

. >> joe ernst, owner and developer of prescott market, shows me the food hall that's being built.ing. the food hall building is part of a larger campus, which will house research and development for various companies. >> the food became a way to engage with the community. oakland west oakland has a very strong identity, and the people here feel very, you know, a real ownership of their community, engaging the community at the night market with a mural that reflects this neighborhood, its history and its future. >> this couple says they are celebrating their 25th anniversary by enjoying what some describe as a rebirth of west oakland. my husband and i are just excited to be out on a beautiful day, enjoying our city . the next night market is scheduled for july 11th. it will be held every month through october. the food hall's grand opening is expected at the end of this year or early 2025. in oakland. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> ace fans are hosting another reverse boycott today at the oakland coliseum as the a's begin their weekend series against the toronto blue jays. they

. >> joe ernst, owner and developer of prescott market, shows me the food hall that's being built.says there will be seven other tenants in addition to almanac to fill the 12,000 square foot space that was an industrial building. the food hall building is part of a larger campus which will house research and development for various companies. >> the food became a way to engage with the community. oakland west oakland has a very strong identity, and the people here feel very, you know, a real ownership of their community. >> engaging the community at the night market with a mural that reflects this neighborhood, its history and its future. this couple says they are celebrating their 25th anniversary by enjoying what some describe as a rebirth of west oakland. my husband and i are just excited to be out on a beautiful day, enjoying our city. the next night market is scheduled for july 11th. it will be held every month through october for the food halls. grand opening is expected at the end of this year or early 2025. julie >> yeah, nice to see positive vibes in that community. amber

joe ernst, owner and developer of prescott market, shows me the food hall that's being built. >> he sayseven other tenants in addition to almanac to fill the 12,000 square foot space that was an industrial building. the food hall building is part of a larger campus which will house research and development for various companies. >> the food became a way to engage with the community. oakland west oakland has a very strong identity and the people here feel very, you know, a real ownership of their community, engaging the community at the night market with a mural that reflects this neighborhood, its history and its future. >> this couple says they are celebrating their 25th anniversary by enjoying what some describe as a rebirth of west oakland. my husband and i are just excited to be out on a beautiful day, enjoying our city . the next night, market is scheduled for july 11th. it will be held every month through october. the food halls grand opening is expected at the end of this year or early 2025. in oakland, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news kate icu fox two news at five starts now. >> gov

the prescott night market set up last night right across from raimondi park, where the oakland ballersy. it will be held monthly, and the first three, including tonight's will be paired up with the baseball game. almanac brewing is the anchor tenant and will have a beer garden. just announced last night, san francisco's richmond district will be hosting night markets. the first one happens tomorrow on clement street. there are three other scheduled july 20th, august 17th and september 21st. >> starbucks is hoping to make it even easier for easier for you to get your morning coffee. the coffee chain is now partnering with grubhub for delivery. this is in addition to uber eats and doordash. starbucks is hoping to boost its sales after dropping 3% last quarter. delivery, however, is up by double digits, so expect to see a starbucks option on grubhub across the country by august. >> if you want to pay cash, it will cost you more. cash used to be a way to score a discount, but the wall street journal reports it's now costing 1 to $6 for people who don't come prepared with a credit card. tha

the prescott night market set up last night right across from raimondi park where the oakland ballers play. it will be held monthly and the first three, including tonight's, will be paired up with the baseball game. almanac brewing is the anchor tenant and they'll have a beer garden and just announced last night san francisco's richmond district will be hosting night markets. the first one is already tomorrow on clement street. there are three other scheduled july 20th, august 17th and september 21st. we celebrate pride every day here at abc7, but especially during the month of june. if you're looking to celebrate with us, here are some local bay area events you can attend tonight. san francisco hosts the sf pride kickoff party. it starts at 6 p.m. at the tenderloin museum. tickets are 25 bucks. then tomorrow, hundreds of people gather at twin peaks to participate in the pink triangle commemoration ceremony. work is already underway to get the iconic beacon together. yesterday, volunteers picked up the pink canvas tarps and the 5000 steel spikes used to hold down the pink triangle ato

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. >> june 5, june 6, but alison they just said at that prescott conference that they have backup cards replacement cards on play on hand right here. so if it is a simple affixes swapping out few cards, then yeah, we could see them try again tomorrow, but it's just too soon to say exactly when it's going to go. but some good information mission there from nasa, boeing, and the united launch alliance. but i think it's really important for folks to remember that this is not a boeing issue would appeal here's despite all the issues and there have been many issues with the boeing starliner spacecraft over the years. this is an issue that was caused by the united launch alliances computers that power the atlas five rocket and propels the boeing starliner spacecraft into orbit. in terms of how they're feeling, allison steve stich to is one of the nasa managers here. he said, it is a little bit disappointing, but this is kind of the way spaceflight is and he's right. i mean, these kinds of things, if it's not the whether it's the software or it's a faulty sensor, or it's a sticky valve. i mean

so during panels with what, between the prescott was saying, washington is also responsible for this. is that equal responsibility with what she called the key, appreciate one. this read, it could be seen as a diplomatic escalation between moscow and washington, which could have them if occasions in the future. we saw ukraine keep very silent on this incident. on sunday. they normally do not take responsibility for these sorts of attacks when they happen. but how are they responding to these obligations if a tool that's what we have heard a response from the head of the ukranian presidential office. i'm a kind of part of that kind. it's certainly a ruffled feathers here in moscow. he said that there were no beats whose poor songs and peaceful life and premier describing the peninsula, like quotes as a, i'm going to treat come from the warehouse with civilian occupies being used as cover on this will be viewed by russian or is a tacit admission of responsibility for what happened then. we have seen this before from ukraine. nodes will be, for example, in january with the shooting down