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That’s a wrap for the Blue Angels at Fleet Week 2026. If you missed the shows, we’ve got your back! Here are some of the talented Naval squadron’s best moments over the San Francisco Bay. #fleetweek #blueangels #airshow #navy #sanfrancisco #abc7news

All eyes were on the skies above San Francisco's waterfront Sunday as the Blue Angels capped off Fleet Week with a spectacular final air show performance. The Navy's elite flight demonstration squadron returned for one last takeover of the Bay Area skyline, giving thousands of spectators a loud and thrilling finish to the annual celebration. #fleetweek #blueangels #navy #sanfrancisco #airshow #abc7news

three straight days of high speed stunts in the sky another Fleet Week air show is in the books several aerial teams putting on a show today with the amazing Blue Angels headlining the finale today you probably heard it you may have felt it as well good evening thank you for joining us I'm Cameron Pop all eyes looking up to the skies over San Francisco's waterfront for the final day of the Fleet Week air show ABC seven Eyewitness News reporter Cornel Bernard has highlights of today's show from San Francisco's Marina Green the Navy's Blue Angels back for a final takeover of the skies above San Francisco a big loud roaring finish to Fleet Week it's my first time and it's just like mind blowing like how they're flying parallel almost emotional it's overwhelming it's great to see that display of performance you know Sean Goward is a former Air Force mechanic his daughter even has her own DIY binoculars to watch the show dad has a unique perspective on things when I've seen them banking and making these hard turns I'm kind of cringing cause I'm like oh they're causing stress cracks that other maintenance guys are got to fix we were here on Friday actually and we couldn't see it so we came back blame Friday show delays on Carl the fog who thankfully left town for the weekend also impressive the F35B Lightning flown by Marine Corps pilot and Oakland native major Craig Turner it's crazy to be flying a jet around Fisherman's Wharf where I was grown up most of my life so to come back and fly the Marines F35B for my hometown after so much time is an amazing opportunity Marina Green packed with spectators looking for a front row seat we were stuck in traffic unfortunately for over an hour uh we came from the East Bay just to come and see it there were traffic delays but nothing compared to the July 4th holiday chaos when we mows got stuck transit leaders making the waterfront off limits to autonomous vehicles this weekend we tried ordering a Wemo from the Marina but the app said we'd have to walk 15 minutes to get one parking is tough but it's worth it worth it for the chance to get this close to the Blue Angels almost feels like a movie yeah it's definitely amazing I'm glad I got to experience this we're told the Blue Angels can fly at speeds up to 700 miles an hour air show organizers say over Saturday and Sunday it's estimated that 20,000 people came out to Marina Green to watch the show in San Francisco Cornel Bernard ABC seven Eyewitness News

A woman who was secretly poisoned by her co-worker at a Berkeley engineering firm back nearly 10 years is now sharing the hidden-camera video that helped catch him. This comes as the man, identified as David Xu, who has been convicted of poisoning her, is set to appear in court Monday to ask a judge to dismiss his felony conviction. #davidxu #poison #hiddencamera #berkeley #abc7news

In the East Bay, a woman who was secretly poisoned by her co worker is now sharing the hidden camera video that helped catch him. Take a look video captured in 2019 at the Berkeley Engineering and Research Facility shows this woman's water bottle being tampered with. Berkeley police say her coworker used cadmium, a toxic heavy metal, to poison her. Our media partners at the San Francisco Standard report the bottle contained cadmium levels more than 3 million times the federal drinking water limit. The co worker eventually reached a plea deal with prosecutors. He's expected in court tomorrow to ask a judge to dismiss his felony conviction.

A 44-year-old man appears to have killed his 14-year-old daughter, a 7-year-old son and then himself at their home about eight miles south of Ukiah, the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office said Saturday. #children #ukiah #mendocinocounty #california #siblings #murdercase #abc7news

A disturbing discovery at a home near Yucaia two children dead and their father suspected of killing them. Mendocino County Sheriff's deputies say the children are a 14 year old girl and a seven year old boy. Someone found them in the home on Old River Road and after calling 9 1 1, put them in a vehicle and rushed them to an ambulance. Deputies say their father killed them and then himself. The cause of death is still being investigated.

Fleet Week is often associated with air shows and the roar of military aircraft overhead, but organizers say there is much more to the annual event than what happens in the sky. Fleet Fest took over San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf over the weekend, giving visitors a chance to explore military equipment, meet service members and first responders, and participate in hands-on activities. ABC7's @drydenreports has the story. #fleetweek #fleetfest #sanfrancisco #military #abc7news

But when the air show is over, that doesn't mean the fun stops. Fleet Fest is going on at Fisherman's Wharf and will be there all day tomorrow. ABC seven Eyewitness News reporter Dryden quickly went to check it out. When you think of Fleet Week, you probably think of the air show, but there's more to it than just the roar of jet engines. The show is all day long. It might not be in the sky, it's definitely throughout San Francisco. Fleet Fest is on the ground, taking over Fisherman's Wharf for the weekend as a center for people to explore all things military and have some fun, too. You know, talking to other sailors, my daughter doing the Marine Corps pull up challenge. Yeah, I like the helicopters. I like looking at them up close, and you see them in the sky. We get to, like, see them up close and, like, personal. And up close and personal, look at the equipment and the people behind it. If you're here in San Francisco, we're not just your public servants. We're your neighbors, we're your community. Meeting the men and women in the armed forces and even taking them on in tug of war. This is a post game interview. How do you feel? Good. And there's plenty for kids or adults to do, too, like check out these cool vintage military vehicles or put your strength to the test. It's their first time, uh, in San Francisco. So they're really liking it. You know, they saw the fire engine out there, and they see this here, so there's plenty to keep the kids busy, I think. The fest is typically at Marina Green, but this year it was moved to centralize everything with the service and Safety Expo at Pier 27 and free ship tours just down the road. They're all open until 5 on Sunday. The energy is exhilarating. It's inspiring. And we're not done yet. We got one more day in San Francisco. Dryden, quickly. ABC seven, Eyewitness News.

Pope Leo XIV announced Sunday he will undergo surgery in the coming days to remove a nodular lesion on his lung that was recently discovered during medical checks. #popeleo #vatican #religion #nodule #abc7news

We're tracking breaking news from the Vatican this morning. Within the next few days, Pope Leo will undergo surgery to remove a nodule from his lung. He announced the operation to visitors at Saint Peter's Square during this morning's service. Pope Leo says the nodule is small and was detected at a very early stage. He adds the growth is, quote, very localized and that he is following his doctor's advice to have it surgically removed. The 71 year old pontiff is expected to spend a week recovering.

The thunderous roar of jet engines returned to San Francisco's waterfront Saturday as the U.S. Navy Blue Angels soared over the Bay, drawing thousands of spectators to Fleet Week after weather postponed Friday's performance. #fleetweek #blueangels #sanfrancisco #bayarea #navy #abc7news

Well, did you hear it? Better yet, did you feel it? The US Navy's Blue Angels taking to the skies over San Francisco's waterfront for Fleet Week. An incredible display here. The nation's premier flying squadron returning to the bay after being grounded last year by the government shutdown and getting postponed on Friday due to fog. ABC 7 Eyewitness News reporter Cornel Bernard was there when the angels took to the skies. It's true. You don't just watch the Blue Angels, you feel it fly over. You can't believe that they're that close together and that they can do that. They can do what they're doing. It's amazing. I love the planes flying. What the heck? It's a good show. I like the noise. Thousands of spectators on Marina Green looking up as the navy's elite flying team returns to the bay with their amazing signature, heart pounding, nail biting stunts on Friday. Carl, the fog had other plans for the show. It was canceled. But the skies are now opening up and it's clear for take off. Well, first of all, we got Carl a one way ticket out of town for the weekend so he can come back on Monday. Jennifer Flores from Oakland is back with her dad for day 2 to see the Blue Angels fly. So we were actually here yesterday and we saw very quick glimpses of them. So we decided to come back out today so finally get a good look at Them. The Blue Angels were grounded for the 2025 Fleet Week Care show due to the government shutdown. Other planes dazzled the crowd on Saturday, like the United Airlines 777, which buzzed the Bay. Fleet Week is truly the Super Bowl of air shows. I mean, you have the top talent with the Blue Angels and all of the amazing performers that want to perform here every year. And the backdrop like the Bay, I mean, there's just nothing like it. It's just truly spectacular. And after the show, crowds poured onto Marina Boulevard and traffic came to a crawl for a time. The viarangos from Santa Rosa expected delays. They say this family tradition is worth it. It was something we've done forever. You know, it's as kids, we did it year after year. And now we're bringing our children to their first air show. The kids going home with their own Blue Angel souvenirs and lots of jet fueled memories for a lifetime. It's amazing. It's amazing. So, uh, as our kids say, what did the Blue Angels represent? America! America! America in San Francisco. Cornell Bernard, ABC seven Eyewitness News.

The thunderous roar of jet engines returned to San Francisco's waterfront Saturday as the U.S. Navy Blue Angels soared over the Bay, drawing thousands of spectators to Fleet Week after weather postponed Friday's performance. The Blue Angels' return has been especially meaningful for Fleet Week fans after the squadron was unable to perform during last year's event because of the federal government shutdown. The Blue Angels will have one more air show on Sunday. #fleetweek #blueangels #airshow #sanfrancisco #navy #abc7news

Skies on San Francisco's waterfront are clear. Karla fog is gone and all eyes are looking up at the amazing Blue Angels. The stars of the Fleet Week air show are back, dazzling the crowd with some jaw dropping precision aerobatics. You really got to hear it to believe it. The Navy's Blue Angels did not fly last year due to the government shutdown, of course, and couldn't fly Friday due to fog. But you better believe this weekend they are back.

An Anthropic artificial intelligence model submitted a false tip to a Philadelphia police website about an unsolved homicide case, authorities and Anthropic said. It's the latest example of AI models acting in unintended ways and manipulating government and other websites during tests. In a report Friday, San Francisco-based Anthropic also disclosed a separate incident when its AI model submitted forms to an undisclosed government website instead of stopping before submission. Reporter Briana Smith from our sister station, WPVI, has the story. #ai #anthropic #claude #homicidecase #abc7news

There's another stunning incident involving a I. An anthropic model submitted a false tip about an unsolved murder to police in Philadelphia through a publicly accessible web form. Reporter Brianna Smith with our sister station in Philadelphia has the response from the police department and its message to the San Francisco company. Philadelphia police say it will keep a closer eye on its community tips and anthropic, an AI. Research company. This comes after the company's AI. Model submitted a false homicide tip to Philly Unsolved murders.com in July. But police say anthropic discovered the incident in September. It should have been detected earlier. Anthropic says it was testing how its model interacts with randomly selected websites. We don't exactly know what the goal is because just interacting with different websites isn't malicious. However, Vanket Margaret Perry, who is a Villanova University computing sciences professor, says this poses a problem. The AI. Model was actively submitting information to a different website on behalf of the user. So that is what I would classify as a high risk action. Philadelphia police say the tip was marked as spam by its system and there's no evidence data was compromised. But the department said in a statement, quote, The City of Philadelphia takes this incident very seriously. The company must strengthen its safeguards to prevent similar incidents from impacting city systems without the city's knowledge. The two month delay in detecting and reporting the incident to the city is unacceptable. After the incident Anthropic told police it ended that testing process and will have additional authorization in the future in hopes of preventing AI errors. And it obviously has its own merits. Uh, but then it, it comes with, I don't wanna say demurets, but then it has, it comes with a bunch of risks that we, we should be actively aware of and manage. And that was Brianna Smith reporting. Anthropic put out a lengthy response tonight that reads in part, quote, Claude was instructed never to log in, create accounts, enter personal data, make purchases or submit anything destructive. But the instructions did not rule out form submissions. It adds, quote, we have briefed the White House on these cases and notified each agency involved.

Golden State Valkyries capped off a stunning 3-0 semifinal sweep of Las Vegas Aces with an 87-77 overtime victory, punching their ticket to the WNBA Finals in just their second year of existence. ABC7's Suzanne Phan spoke to fans. #valkyries #goldenstatevalkyries💜🖤💜🖤💜🖤💜🖤 #wnba #ballhalla#basketball

Well, the dramatic finish had fans on pins and needles. ABC seven Eyewitness News reporter Suzanne Fawn caught up with them as they tuned into Game 3 of the W N B A. Semi finals at one popular sports bar. So many Valkyries fans came out of Ricky's bar here saying that was quote, an insane game. It was a nail biting game that came down to the wire. Euphoria at Ricky's Women's Sports Bar in San Francisco. Everyone is seeing Violet the Valk's family fired up WNBA fans hoping for and getting a historic night. This was a high stakes game. Fans had high hopes for a Game 3 victory and that's what happened on this Friday night. I told you Baja was gonna come back. I told you Natalie Nakase knew what she was doing and we're gonna win the 20. Twenty six W N B A. Finals. Over till it's over. I want to see them win it. Go all the way. I understand that. It's super amazing that an expansion team is in only its second year. For the first time ever, the Golden State Valkyries punched their ticket to the WNBA Finals. After back to back thrilling wins at the Chase Center, the Valkyries completed a spectacular series sweep against the powerhouse Las Vegas Aces, winning Game 3 on the road in stunning fashion. Valkyrie's fans are ecstatic and forever violent. This caps off an unbelievable playoff run for the expansion team. They are the champs. But I feel like all together, we have the talent. Everybody fires up all pistons. We can totally. We can totally do it. Let's go! So many fans walking out of Ricky's here chanting GSV. After Friday night's big win. They're looking forward to the W N B A. Finals. Tip off in San Francisco. Suzanne Fawn, ABC 7 Eyewitness News.

Long lines wrapped around the block in downtown San Francisco on Friday as hundreds of shoppers welcomed the return of Japanese clothing retailer UNIQLO, five years after it closed its original downtown location. #uniqlo #grandopening #sanfrancisco #business #shopping #clothing #retail #abc7news

Long lines and a block party in downtown San Francisco today. A major clothing retailer is back after five years, and shoppers just couldn't wait to get inside. ABC Sevens, Cameron Bop shows us why this grand opening is about much more than just shopping. Cameron. Hey, Karina. We are at the new Uniqlo location right here on 8 0 1 market street. So many people here. So much to pick from. Oh, my goodness. We're talking two floors of clothing to pick from. So many options, guys. It's no secret, though, if you go shopping on Market Street, there are still plenty of empty storefronts. We won't sugarcoat that. We know downtown's recovery is still far from over, but city leaders say that this opening signals a shift, and that it's just the beginning of what's to come. Okay, walk us through what all you got. Well, I got some crew neck sweaters. They're essential. A nice cashmere sweater, which is, like, pretty soft. Shoppers stocking up at downtown San Francisco's newest store. Now. I just bought all of them, so that's. Haha. But first they had to get in. What time did you get in line this morning? Oh, this morning I come in here around 9:00. For a little over an hour to get in. Worth it. Totally worth it. Five years after leaving downtown, a Japanese clothing giant, Uniqlo, is back. Its largest West Coast store now fills the former Old Navy store on Market. Street, a big investment in a downtown still recovering from years of empty storefronts. But what we've seen is this strong, steady momentum. San Francisco is coming back and it's coming back strong. Our media partner, the SF Standard, reports Mayor Daniel Larry sent letters to 50 major retailers urging them to open in the city and more could be on the way. A lot of businesses, I think are gonna start to popcorn around the district because this is where they wanna be. And this new store isn't just creating long lines and new business for downtown, it's also creating new opportunities for local students and their teachers. From vintage MUNI logos to custom San Francisco shirts, the store is packed with city pride. Local art student Mingus Blanco Norwalk has his own design on display. It feels great to, I don't know, be appreciated I guess for my work. And the partnership goes beyond the store. Uniqlo is also giving students materials to create their own fashions. And they also send us yards of denim. And we're gonna do a whole collaboration for our annual fashion show outside. An hours long block party with live music, art from local artists and family friendly fun. All bringing more foot traffic downtown. What it means for the whole city is retail is coming back. Brick and mortar is coming back. And with one major retailer returning, the hope is others will follow. And the grand opening celebrations are not over. Yet Uniqlo has special deals, giveaways and live performances planned all throughout the weekend. The store is open until 8:00 tonight, at 7:50 tomorrow Saturday and 6:50 on Sunday. We're live in San Francisco. Cameron pop, ABC 7 Eyewitness News. Alright, Cameron, thank you.

Two adorable capybaras, a brother and sister, made their debut at the San Francisco Zoo on Thursday, Oct. 8! Capybaras are the world's largest rodents, and native to Central and South America. The siblings currently don't have names. But News/Sports Anchor Larry Beil says we name them after ABC7 Eyewitness News anchors, "Dan" and "Ama"?! Friends and San Francisco Zoo, what do you think?! #capybaras #sanfranciscozoo #animals #abc7news

Tonight's good news is happening at the San Francisco Zoo. We want to introduce you to the zoo's newest residents, a brother and sister pair of capybaras. Their transplants from the Sacramento Zoo. Born just four months ago, capybaras are the world's largest rodents and are native to central and South America. The pair do not have names yet. Scan the QR code on your screen to share your good news with us so we can share with everyone else. I hope there's a naming contest. That's always fun. That would be fun. Daniel Moore. Original. Who says no? What's wrong with it? Oh, man. Thanks for joining us. I'm Amanda Dates. And I'm Dan. Ashley. We're not the coffee bars. We're singular. We appreciate your time. Have a good night.

Reports of immigration enforcement activity across the Bay Area are creating fear among immigrant communities, as school districts in Richmond and Half Moon Bay respond to concerns about recent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity. #ice #icearrest #immigration #abc7news

Now to breaking news. Concern growing across parts of the Bay Area as advocates report immigration enforcement activity in communities including Richmond and Half Moon Bay. Now, in Richmond, school officials say a man was detained near a campus, raising concerns and prompting district leaders to review the protocols. A B C7 Eyewitness News reporter Lupeania has the latest. Yes, we're seeing reports of immigration enforcement officers deployed across the state in the Bay Area today. The West Contra Costa Unified School District confirmed ICE agents detained a parent in their community. A confirmed ICE arrest in the city of Richmond Thursday morning has LED to fear in this community. There was a photo and a video circulating, um, that showed a father of a family being detained, um, in the morning hours. The West Contracosta Unified School District confirmed the parent did not have a student enrolled in their district, but the detention did happen near one of their schools, something that has shaken the entire community. Many of us are scared. We have to go out and we have to go to work. The same fear impacted Half Moon Bay. The Cabrillo Unified School District sent a letter to parents Friday morning confirming ICE agents were present in the community and reassuring them that students were protected, something the West Contra Costa County Unified School District shares. Immigration enforcement officers cannot enter, um, a school facility without a valid court order, um, judicial warrant or a subpoena. Um, and so our staff Is aware of those policies. This comes amid a reported statewide immigration operation by ICE, sources telling the Washington Examiner they're going after both the worst of the worst and non criminal illegal immigrants. The Department of Homeland Security said to ABC 7 News they would not discuss enforcement operations, adding everyday DHS enforces the laws of the nation across the country, including in California. California Governor Gavin Newsom addressed the ICE activity, saying Trump is using mass deportations to terrorize diverse communities out of legal voting. Bill Hing, professor and director of the immigration and Deportation Defense Clinic at the university of California, believes these waves of detentions are targeted. They wanna make California an example before the elections. I think that Trump is very desperate to get what he thinks is positive publicity. And the West Contracosta Unified School District said student attendance today dropped compared to previous three day weekends. This 24 hours after the latest ICE detention. In the newsroom, Los Pina A B C 7 Eyewitness News.

Hurricane Isaias crashed into the U.S. Gulf Coast as a dangerous Category 2 storm on Friday, lashing communities with wind and rain and threatening to flood low-lying areas. #hurricane #weather #abc7news

As Hurricane Isaias bears down on the Florida Panhandle and coastal Alabama, residents are being warned. Whatever category storm it is, when it makes landfall later tonight, it will be dangerous. Assume you're going to lose power, uh, assume that some of these services aren't immediately gonna be available, and so make sure you have what you need. Gasoline, any prescriptions, uh, non perishable food, water. To be able to get you through this particularly 72 hour period. Life threatening storm surge and damaging winds are expected. This morning, Isaias grew to category 3 strength, packing 120 mile per hour sustained wind. It's likely to be weaker when it makes landfall. Forecasted to hit land somewhere around Pensacola and Destin, Florida. Tony Chavez says she's Learned a lot from past storms. When Sally came through, we weren't prepared for it. So now it's just a matter of making sure that we're prepared. Grocery store shelves are bare, sandbags have been filled, and there are long lines at gas stations. Alex Stone, ABC News, Los Angeles.

Ex-Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao's federal bribery and corruption trial is scheduled to begin Tuesday, more than two years after the FBI raided her home. From private backroom deals to a massive $300,000 "pay-to-play" scheme, the unsealed files show exactly how federal agents built their case after raiding Sheng Thao's home. #shangthao #oaklandmayor #corruption #abc7news

The federal bribery and corruption trial against former Oakland Mayor Shang Tao is set to begin on Tuesday, two years and four months after the FBI raided her house. Also charged in the case, Tao's partner, Andre Jones, as well as father and son David and Andy Duong from California Waste Solutions. 7 on your side investigates the exhibits that will be part of the trial. What prosecutors say is evidence of the bribery of elected officials and not just town. Now, Dan noises here with the story. Dan, um, Dan, it's been a long, constant job keeping up with the court filings. Now more than 400 entries on the docket. Prosecutors contend that David Duong, with the help of a son, Andy, bribed public officials to further their recycling business, California Waste Solutions. But in Exhibit 5:40, they were celebrating the start of another business, Evolutionary Homes, which would turn shipping containers into housing for the homeless. $300,000 per unit. Here their business partner, Mario Walter's toast the new company's launch. We're starting this. This project. Hopefully this is many, many wanting many. Five years that we did together, that we make a lot of money. In another part of the toast, prosecutors say Walter's describes how he and David Wong paid cash to Oakland City officials after CWS obtained the recycling contract in 2015. The day after you won the. The city of Oakland contract, you were there paying everybody. Everybody was like fucking piranhas after you, right? And I remember because I saw. I was there. I was. I was in New York in 10, 50, thousand, hundred, thousand, whatever it was. After his FBI interview, agents wrote Walters knew his role in his relationship with the Wong's was to help facilitate bribes to public officials, wires recounted. Individual 1 was paid $300,000 in cash in a black gym bag. He knew the amount because wires helped count the money. Duong's lawyers tried to exclude that video from the trial, telling the judge these claims, which principally concern supposed millions of dollars in bribes, are unrelated to the charged scheme. But Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers is allowing the jury to see this video as evidence and to hear several phone calls recorded by Andy Duong. Exhibit 6. In April of 2019CWS faced accusations that it was overcharging customers. Prosecutors say then Councilperson Shang Tao provided Andy Duong with information on sensitive internal City Council deliberations. Noel feels like there should be a refund of some sort. This is where Rebecca got caught up because she didn't have an answer for it. So do you guys have an answer for it? Right. Tao and Duong set up a meeting to discuss strategy, but she was unhappy with the location. The restaurant was normally too crowded, she said. But we don't want people hearing us talk about this stuff, you know? Right, right. And. And. But if it's a private room, it's. It's. I prefer a private room cause we don't Really want to be seen with you guys. Right? Right. Prosecutors say the recording shows the deep and long term relationship between Tao and the duwangs and CWS and their modus operandi of conducting sensitive meetings in person and in private. Andy, what's up, brother? Exhibit I is Andy Duong calling City Council member Kevin Jenkins in January 2024. Jenkins says he can't attend a cruise the next weekend, and Duong says they can arrange another time. We can party up, up in the. The yacht, but, um, yeah, I'll keep you posted on another one. Next time we do, we do a private one for us only. Okay? Sure. Um. The defense said the phone call has more than a modest likelihood of unfairly prejudicing Andy Duong, painting him for the jury as a foul mouthed party boy. But the judge is allowing the jury to hear the call. In it, Duong tells Jenkins that Shang Tao was not moving quickly enough to purchase units from Evolutionary Homes and that he might pull the family support for the mayor. Duong claimed he told Shang Tao, if you really want to continue for another term, then you better start acting right. A small portion of the evidence now. One other note. Take a look at this documentary featuring David Wong and his flight from Vietnam. My father, the king of trash, had to escape from Vietnam with nothing so that he could start over from scratch. And now it's my turn. To build a new empire, David Wong held free screenings of The King of trash at local theaters. The last just this past weekend in Emeryville. In a pre trial motion, the prosecution raised concerns that the Roung's lawyers might try to introduce the movie as evidence of his good character. But the defense responded they had no plans to show the film to the jury. But the timing is quite a coincidence. Here's our documentary. And by the way, our trial starts next week. Connection? Yeah, it's a little. So proper quality to that? Absolutely. That's right. And we'll be following it every day. You'll be there in court? Yes, I will. Thank you, dad, very much.

As thousands of spectators pour into San Francisco for Fleet Week and the Blue Angels air show, city officials urge visitors to leave their cars at home and take public transit instead, while implementing strict parking and traffic controls along the waterfront. #sanfrancisco #fleetweek #traffic #parking #blueangels #abc7news

Uh, just regular parking. It's the question most traffic officers in San Francisco will be asked repeatedly on Fleet Week or Show Weekend. Where can I park? So what's the plan? Turn around, do circles, never ending circles, maybe pay 50 bucks for parking. Fabiola Garcia is driving a group of seniors from Castro Valley to watch the air show, but there's nowhere to park the van. We have a few residents from a nursing facility and we do this every year. So, um, we, you were used to the, the, the parking being a little easier than, than this year, don't even think of parking here on Jefferson Street, on Fishermen's Wharf or other spots along the waterfront. The city is creating and enforcing no parking zones to keep street traffic moving. Uh, yeah, I looked at Spothero and it's, uh, outrageous. Um, and the only decent pricing if you're looking at like six, 60 bucks is two miles away. So why do that? How did you get here today? We took Bart and then we took uni. Super easy. Uh, super cheap, actually, compared to gas prices nowadays. The SFMTA says extra Munich shuttles are running this weekend. Additional transit is going to be surveying the areas where we anticipate people to go and watch the Blue Angels. So that includes the eastern waterfront and the northern waterfront around Fisherman's Wharf. But you won't see any Waymo's or Zuck's robo taxis. They're totally restricted from most of the waterfront. Via a Geo fence and it's all because of confusion and traffic chaos. Many autonomous vehicles created on July 4th weekend in San Francisco and they cannot cross into that digital boundary. And those boundaries currently are gonna be on Lombard as an example. Kim and Christina from ST Louis are here for the weekend and loving the city's classic public transportation. Uh, staying at the Marriott and so we took the cable car all the way down here. So it was great. It was perfect.

Were you able to see the Blue Angels fly on Friday? San Francisco's Karl the Fog delayed and made viewing the Fleet Week show difficult. Here's what we saw! For more Fleet Week information click the link below #fleetweek #sffleetweek #navy #blueangels #sf #sanfrancisco #fog #fleetweekshow#abc7news

It was a quieter afternoon than most people are expecting here at the Marina Green, and that's because of Carl. The fog. Hey, everyone, I'm driving quickly here with ABC 7 Eyewitness News. And we were supposed to have a Fleet Week air show from noon until 4, but because of the weather, they pushed that back, and we only got a glimpse at the Blue Angels just after 3:30. Now, the good news is there's supposed to be a full show tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4. And we were able to see the Blue Angels fly by a few times here. Because the fog was so low, they would go up into the clouds. We were able to hear them, but we weren't able to see them. People said they'll be coming back for the show later this weekend and Fleet Fest, which starts tomorrow.

Shocking video shows the moments a Fremont woman was slammed to the ground in front of her home after a violent altercation with her neighbor that left her hospitalized for a week. The woman has multiple injuries, including brain trauma. She and her husband spoke with ABC7 Eyewitness News during her recovery. #fremont #neighbors #neighborhood #attack #bayarea #abc7news

Shocking video shows the moments Elsie Arlene is slammed to the ground in front of her home. The incident occurred last Wednesday. Elsie says she was at home alone when she heard her neighbor, who rented a room a few houses down, fighting with someone outside. Wondering what was going on. Elsie tells me she went out front, and then I saw him. He was just standing right in front of that house, um, next door. And then he started talking to me. The surveillance video from Elsie's house shows her recording the man as he approaches her and rips her phone out of her hand. So I ran after him, grab the phone, and he did something. I don't remember what else he doesn't remember. Is being violently thrown to the ground. She has fractures on the right side of her head, uh, around the ear. She has about 50% of her hearing still, accompanied by swelling, swelling of the brain. Elsie's husband, Dutch, was with the couple's son at a volleyball tournament when the incident happened. He tells me he first Learned of the attack on his wife after gaining an alert on his phone that there were police and ambulances in front of his house. At that moment, I felt a lot of feelings, uh, towards the guy. After a week in the ICU, Elsie was finally released on Wednesday, but with medical bills piling up due to not only this, but also her husband's two time Battle with cancer. The couple has started a gofundme. We just exhausted every single resource that we had, like a retirement funds, uh, insurance, uh, annuity. The Arlene say they know the weeks and months ahead will be challenging, but in this time of need, Dutch tells me they're thankful for friends and family. It's the community around us. It also is giving me hope. It's giving me the energy to. To, uh, deal with this. The man who allegedly attacked Elsie left the scene while she was lying on the ground. Meanwhile, Fremont PD says their investigation remains ongoing. They ultimately plan on referring the case to the Alameda County District Attorney's Office. I'm in the South Bay. Tim Johns, ABC 7 Eyewitness News.

Five years after leaving downtown San Francisco, UNIQLO is back! Long lines and big crowds welcomed the clothing giant’s new flagship at Fourth and Market. City leaders say it’s another sign downtown is making a comeback. #sanfrancisco #sf #uniqlo #newstore #openingday #abc7newsbayarea

Uniqlo is back in San Francisco, and based on these long lines, I think it's safe to say that the Bay Area is pretty pumped. Hey, everybody, Cameron Bop here with ABC 7 Eyewitness News. Its flagship store here at 4th and market is the largest Uniqlo on the West Coast. Yes, I am very excited cause I've only really gone to the Uniqlo in Asia, but I'm really glad that they're opening a big one up here in Bay Area. So yeah, it's gonna attract a lot of people here. The Japanese clothing giant is making its big return to downtown SF, Five years after closing its original location during the pandemic. We're talking a two floors, 20,000 square feet, and more than 80 employees. It's also breathing new life into the former Old Navy space that's just been sitting empty. Inside, you'll find some uniquely San Francisco merchandise, including custom multi themed shirts and designs from local artists and students. The grand opening even came with a street festival, live music and giveaways. And judging by the turnout, it's safe to say San Francisco is happy to have Uniqlo back downtown.

San Francisco Fleet Week festivities have begun! One free activity you can do right now is take a ship tour at Pier 27. ABC7 Eyewitness News toured the USS Cape St. George (CG 71). Here's what we saw! #fleetweek #sffleetweek #navy #blueangels #usscapestgeorge #ship #shiptour #abc7news

Welcome to San Francisco Fleet Week. This is the USS Cape ST. George. So coming aboard the Cape ST. George, you'll see the quarterdeck. First our officer of the deck will salute and allow people to come on board. As we go towards the forward of the ship, I will come to our first station, which is the VLS where our V LS Tech we'll talk about what it means to actually launch missiles. We'll then go forward towards the five inch and they'll talk about how we can go surface to surface, surface to air or surface to ground to support marine troops. Walking forward we'll get to our boats and mate area. We'll talk about the ground tackle, the anchor chains, what it means to be a boats and mate, the tradition, how it is one of the oldest rates in the Navy. As we transit towards the starboard side, walking back aft, we'll go to the RIB. We'll talk about man overboard, what it means to climb up and down the Jacob's ladder. In the pilots ladder, I will show the material for SAR, our search and rescue swimmers. As we continue back aft on the starboard side, we'll come to our gunners, mates and FCA techs. And then we'll talk about security measures and how everyone on side Cape Saint George is well trained. And law enforcement techniques as well as keeping the security gates safe. As go more towards the port side, back aft, we'll Go to our DC equipment, or they'll talk about all DC equipment, whether it's firefighting, combating flooding, or how we actually train on the casualties. And then we'll finish up the tour by going along the port side and going through the quarterdeck. Requested permission to go ashore. Or you can get some merch here at Cape ST. George.