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Popular North Bay BBQ spot attracts long lines, sells out of food well before closing time
ABC7 Bay Area 24/7 live stream Watch the latest ABC7 newscast here ABC7 proud new home of SF Chinese New Year Parade Track wildfires across CA with this interactive map WATCH LIVE Welcome, Manage MyDisney Account Log Out ByKumasi Aaron Friday, August 30, 2024 10:19PM SEBASTAPOOL, Calif. (KGO) -- If you want to try the hottest new BBQ spot in Sebastopol, you need to line up early. A&M BBQ is bringing southern food and flavor to the North Bay.
Leilah Babirye's 'We Have a History' exhibit at de Young explores the dangers of LGTBQ life in Uganda
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Leilah Babirye's sculptures spring to life, from bicycle chains, beer cans, and leftovers you might pull from any dumpster. And you could say her subjects have been cast aside in their country as well. "Real people from our queer community in Uganda, basically," says Babirye. Real subjects, like local drag queens, decked out in glittering cans to celebrate their style.
This self-guided tour takes you through the Black history of UC Berkeley's campus
ABC7 New York 24/7 Eyewitness News Stream THE LOOP | NYC Weather and Traffic Cams WATCH LIVE Welcome, Manage MyDisney Account Log Out ByKumasi Aaron and Jason Beal Tuesday, February 27, 2024 10:56PM BERKELEY, Calif. -- "He was right here," said Daniella Lake, a senior at UC Berkeley, pointing at Sproul Hall. "7,000 students," added Gia White, Administrative Director of Global International and Area Studies at UC Berkeley.
This self-guided tour takes you through the Black history of UC Berkeley's campus Original
ABC7 Bay Area 24/7 live stream Watch ABC7 newscasts on demand WATCH LIVE Welcome, Manage MyDisney Account Log Out ByKumasi Aaron and Jason Beal Tuesday, February 27, 2024 3:18PM BERKELEY, Calif. (KGO) -- "He was right here," said Daniella Lake, a senior at UC Berkeley, pointing at Sproul Hall. "7,000 students," added Gia White, Administrative Director of Global International and Area Studies at UC Berkeley. When Lake and White look at UC Berkeley's Sproul Hall they see more than a building.
'Farmacy Berkeley' introduces senior citizens to the benefits of cannabis
ABC7 New York 24/7 Eyewitness News Stream THE LOOP | NYC Weather and Traffic Cams WATCH LIVE Welcome, Manage MyDisney Account Log Out ByKumasi Aaron and Jason Beal Tuesday, February 20, 2024 8:19PM BERKELEY, Calif. -- "What's wrong with just feeling good?" Asks Sue Taylor, "I naturally feel good." And if you ask Taylor how she's feeling, she'll likely say... "Oh, I'm incredibly well." And her mission is to make sure as many people around her age can say the same thing.
At age 76, 'Mama Sue' making history as 1st and only Black woman to own Berkeley cannabis dispensary
ABC7 Bay Area 24/7 live stream Watch ABC7 newscasts on demand Super Bowl LVIII: ABC7 coverage of 49ers vs. Chiefs WATCH LIVE Welcome, Manage MyDisney Account Log Out ByKumasi Aaron and Ken Miguel Tuesday, February 13, 2024 8:54PM BERKELEY, Calif. (KGO) -- ABC7 News is celebrating Black History Month by sharing the stories of those who are making history right now. If you ask Sue Taylor how she's feeling, "Oh, I'm incredibly well," said Sue Taylor.
Will solar-powered vehicles ever be a thing? California company Aptera Motors looks to make it reality Original
ABC7 Bay Area 24/7 live stream Watch ABC7 newscasts on demand How safe is your neighborhood? Check out Bay Area safety tracker WATCH LIVE Welcome, Manage MyDisney Account Log Out ByKumasi Aaron Thursday, February 1, 2024 8:41PM SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- A question was being asked when electric vehicles started growing in popularity: what if these cars could charge on solar power? One company, Aptera Motors, has made it a mission to bring these types of vehicles to the roads.
Rooftop restaurant Chotto Matte in San Francisco offers the best of Nikkei cuisine
SAN FRANCISCO -- San Francisco's newest rooftop restaurant serves the best of Japanese-Peruvian cuisine in an electric atmosphere. Located in Union Square, San Francisco, Chotto Matte offers guests plates of Nikkei cuisine that are bursting with flavor. "I'm going to give everyone great food, great ingredients, great experience, great design, great locations, but I want them to come and relax," said Kurt Zdesar, the founding partner of Chotto Matte.
New artistic director Terence Blanchard ushers in new era at SF JAZZ
SAN FRANCISCO -- SF JAZZ, the largest non-profit jazz presenter in the world, is celebrating its 40th anniversary. The organization explores jazz from its origin to new expressions around the world, but moving forward, they faced the major challenge of finding new artistic leadership.
Bar Sprezzatura brings Italian elegance and life back into Downtown SF
ABC7 Bay Area 24/7 live stream Get the new ABC7 Bay Area mobile app today! Watch ABC7 newscasts on demand How safe is your neighborhood? Check out Bay Area safety tracker WATCH LIVE Welcome, Your Account Log Out ByKumasi Aaron & Naomi Vanderlip Tuesday, September 12, 2023 6:59PM SAN FRANCISCO -- The ongoing narrative of Downtown San Francisco is businesses closing their doors and moving elsewhere, depriving the area of its previous liveliness and excitement.
Ghirardelli Chocolate and Ice Cream Shop celebrates grand reopening in San Francisco with Kelly Rowland
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- A big day for an iconic San Francisco business: Ghirardelli Chocolate and Ice Cream Shop is celebrating the grand reopening of its flagship store. The store is back open, after undergoing renovations for the last six months. Ghirardelli brought in a little star power for the event -- singer, actress and Destiny's Child member, Kelly Rowland.
'Notes on Hope': Mezzo-soprano J'Nai Bridges, drummer Ulysses Owens, Jr bring opera and jazz together in Bay Area
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- You might not normally think of opera and jazz together. Mezzo-soprano J'Nai Bridges and jazz drummer Ulysses Owens, Jr will bring the two art forms together in concert presented by San Francisco Performances on April 28 and at UC Davis' Mondavi Center on April 30.
Bay Area organization National Coalition of 100 Black Women celebrates decades of service to Black women and girls
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- The Bay Area chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women is holding its 25th Annual Madam C.J. Walker Business & Community Recognition Luncheon & Empowerment Forum on Friday. A group of women will be speaking about small businesses, their importance and how we can support them. Each year, the nonprofit awards scholarships for Black high school graduates and continuing college students.
SF man says perseverance, tenacity pushed him to become 1 of just 4 Black sommeliers in the world
SAN FRANCISCO -- Do you think you have what it takes to be a master sommelier? You'd have to be pretty good at blind wine tasting. Only about 5% of the people who take the exam pass it. And Chris Gaither is one of them. "It's something that came with a lot of perseverance and a lot of tenacity," Gaither says. Seeing Gaither in Ungrafted, the San Francisco wine bar he co-owns, it's hard to imagine he didn't know too much about wine until college, when he got a job at a restaurant where he needed to.
Collective marketplace "In The Black" aims to empower Black business owners and revitalize the Fillmore
SAN FRANCISCO -- Like every neighborhood in San Francisco, The Fillmore has changed over the years. Known as Harlem of the West with its vibrant black community, urban renewal in the 1950's and 60's decimated it. Inside this building is an effort to bring it back. "We've got the Free Play merchandise, we're just trying to make it a lifestyle," says Troy Mathews of Free Play music group. "Dreamer Boyz consists of hustle, drive, ambition, and consciousness," says CEO of Dreamer Boyz Joseph Broussard.
This man is 1 of only 4 Black master sommeliers in the world. Perseverance, tenacity pushed him after 10 years of failed attempts
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- ABC7 News is celebrating Black History Month and highlighting people who are working to Build a Better Bay Area. One San Francisco man is doing that through his love for wine, a desire for more diversity in the industry, and a determination to never give up. Do you think you have what it takes to be a master sommelier? You'd have to be pretty good at blind wine tasting. Only about 5% of the people who take the exam pass it. And Chris Gaither is one of them.
East Bay civil rights icon Elaine Brown continues the Black Panther's legacy while building housing in Oakland
OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- ABC7 News is celebrating Black History Month and highlighting people who are working to Build a Better Bay Area. In the East Bay, one woman has been doing that for decades, and at the age of 80, has no intention to stop. ABC7 News Anchor Kumasi Aaron shows us how she's building homes, and a new legacy. On 7th and Campbell in West Oakland, it's all about building. Not just this new apartment building. But legacy, community and wealth.
'Every 28 Hours' play at Oakland School for the Arts creating performance piece based on Black experience Original
OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- A visual and performing arts charter school in Oakland is creating a performance piece based on the Black experience. The play is called "Every 28 Hours" and the idea comes from feelings amid challenging times during the COVID-19 pandemic and returning to in-person learning. And for students, especially Black students, feeling unheard and unseen, according to Tavia Percia, co-chair at Oakland School for the Arts.
Halloween: 'ABC7@7' pays tribute to 'Good Morning America,' Michael Strahan, Ginger Zee, George Stephanopoulos, Robin Roberts
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- On Monday, the ABC7@7 team performed a parody of ABC's "Good Morning America" to kick off the Halloween festivities. Anchor Kumasi Aaron played the role of the renowned Robin Roberts and was joined by her co-host and well-known former athlete, Michael Strahan, who was played by Jobina Fortson. The GMA cast was not complete without reports from Ginger Zee, who was played by Reggie Aqui, and George Stephanopoulos, performed by meteorologist Drew Tuma.
How do other countries feel about the election?
As Americans, we form our opinions watching the presidential debates. But what's the view outside our country? "Certain parts of the campaign are a bit are a bit embarrassing I would say," said Anders Rasmussen, the former prime minister of Denmark. His take on the debates? "As a European I think the debate is too negative," Rasmussen said.
Life inside this smart tech community
Life inside this smart tech community We've all heard of smart homes, but what about smart communities? Playing his favorite video games without worrying about internet speed or connection is just one of the reasons Brandon Ambrose chose to move into a home in a smart community. “The speed, gigabit, fiber to the home is about as fast as you can get,” he says. But that's just the beginning. Fast fiber speeds take everything in his home to another level.
Queer Arts Featured opening in Harvey Milk's historic San Francisco Castro camera shop inspired by legacy
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- This Pride Month, you'll have a chance to check out one of San Francisco's most significant LGBTQ historic sites reimagined. Harvey Milk's Castro Camera shop became the center of the neighborhoods growing gay community in the 1970's. RELATED: San Francisco Pride Parade and Celebration | Watch live June 26 on ABC7 For Devlin Shand to sit in this historic place roughly 50 years later is surreal.
Annie spotted with new male falcon atop the UC Berkeley's Campanile Tower, 1 day after her longtime partner Grinnell's death
"We were alerted to a dead Falcon in Downtown Berkeley. And when our team members went to go find it, they found it and it turned out it was Grinnell. And looks like he was probably hit by a car," said Sean Peterson, Cal Falcons Ornithologist. BERKELEY, Calif. (KGO) -- The saga continues at the tower at UC Berkeley for longtime and beloved Falcon couple, Annie and Grinnell. On Thursday, it was revealed Grinnell was tragically found dead. Grinnell's untimely death comes after Annie just laid two eggs.
Oscars 2022: Hollywood's biggest night at least for while felt like it did before pandemic, then Will Smith slapped Chris Rock
ABC7 Bay Area 24/7 live stream The Great Resignation 2022: Where are all the Bay Area workers? WATCH LIVE Welcome, Your Account Log Out LOS ANGELES (KGO) -- It was all smiles on the Oscars red carpet before Will Smith slapped Chris Rock after the comedian made a joke aimed at Jada Pinkett Smith. Hollywood's biggest night, at least for a while, felt like it did before the pandemic with all the glitz and glamour. Then....things took quite a turn.
Oscars producer, film director Will Packer tells us what to expect at 94th Academy Awards airing Sunday, March 27 on ABC
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Excited for Sunday's Oscars on ABC? Well, we are, too! ABC7 News Anchor Kumasi Aaron got a preview of what to expect at the 94th Oscars. She spoke to film director and Oscars producer Will Packer (who, by the way, went to the same college as Aaron. Florida A&M University. Go Rattlers!). "I love the Oscars. I've been a fan of it for a while. It's been around for 94 years. It's time to do something a little bit different," said Packer.
Director Enrico Casarosa, producer Andrea Warren of Emeryville-based Pixar's 'Luca' heading to Oscars as nominees
EMERYVILLE, Calif. (KGO) -- "Luca" is one of five movies that could win the Oscar this year for best animated feature film. Developed at Pixar studios in Emeryville, the film's director Enrico Casarosa and producer Andrea Warren told me they're still trying to process it all. "It really is a dream come true to be nominated for an Oscar," Warren says. "I mean, I'm a kid from South Dakota. I grew up watching the Oscars. It was kind of a thing me and my mom and sister always did.
Sisters come together to continue legacy of mother, owner of Everett & Jones BBQ and Oakland community leader
OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- ABC7 News is celebrating Women's History Month by highlighting an East Bay icon who left a legacy her daughters are now building upon. Dorothy King was a force. Owner of Oakland's Everett & Jones BBQ, she was businesswoman, activist, community leader and so much more. To four sisters, she was mom. And when you ask them what they're proudest of? "This space," says King's daughter Nina Moore.
Warriors, NBA Champ Andre Iguodala starts new podcast 'Point Forward'
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- NBA legend and champ Andre Iguodala has something exciting going on and Golden State Warriors fans will get to hear him like never before. Iguodala is hosting a new podcast called "Point Forward." He spoke to ABC7 News Anchor Kumasi Aaron on Thursday's weekday morning digital show, "ABC7@7." "I've just been brewing up for quite some time, just waiting for the right time and to get it off the ground," he said.
San Francisco's new floating fire station at Pier 22 1/2 is 1st in western hemisphere
It officially opened Thursday at Pier 22 1/2 on Thursday, along the Embarcadero at Harrison just south of the Ferry Building. SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- The San Francisco Fire Department will now have a new tool to deal with climate change -- a floating fire house. RELATED: San Francisco floating fire department to be towed into place It sits behind Station 35, built in 1915, which is now too small to meet the city's needs.
Mystery of University of California's missing peregrine falcon atop the campus' Campanile Tower may now be solved
The same has held true for UC Berkeley's peregrine falcons 'Annie' and 'Grinnel', under the care of the Cal Falcons research team. RELATED: UC Berkeley urges public to stop flying drones over falcon nest at top of campanile Annie and Grinnell have lived on top of UC Berkeley's Campanile since 2016, but late last month Annie suddenly flew the coop. After several years of keeping watch atop the Cal campus, suddenly Annie disappeared. Experts fear she was hurt, dead or abandoned her territory.
PBWC 2022: Professional Businesswomen of California Conference returns in May virtually
The theme of the conference this year is Rise. SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- We are kicking off Women's History Month with the announcement of the return of the virtual 33rd Annual Professional Businesswomen of California Conference. Some big names are set to speak: Actor/producer/writer Mindy Kaling, Ariel Investments co-CEO and President Mellody Hobson, LinkedIn co-founder and Greylock partner Reid Hoffman, and "Pay Up" author and Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani.
Toast Black-owned wineries this weekend at the 2022 Black Vines Festival in Berkeley
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- This weekend is a good time to celebrate Black History Month with the 11th Annual Black Vines Festival, "a toast to Black wineries and diverse art." If you had any doubt - USA Today named Berkeley's Black Vines its number one wine festival in the country. RELATED: New scripted series 'The Kings of Napa' spotlights rarity in Wine Country -- Black winemakers Black Vines founder Fern Stroud joined ABC7@7 to talk about the festival.
Bay Area artist brings high flying, first of its kind exhibit 'Love, A State of Grace' to San Francisco's Grace Cathedral
It's not uncommon to look up when you're in Grace Cathedral. But what is uncommon is seeing something a 70-foot pendulum swinging from the pews to the pulpit when you do. It's all part of a new performance installation called "Love, A State of Grace." SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- A Bay Area artist is bringing a first-of-its-kind exhibit to a San Francisco landmark, showcasing Grace Cathedral in a way we have never seen before.
4 friends from Oakland celebrate 20 years of monthly Girls Night Out
OAKLAND, Calif. -- It can be hard to maintain friendships as time passes, especially in a pandemic. But a group of East Bay women prove it's more than possible, with a little planning. Preparing traditional Armenian dishes at the Armenian Church where they all met, they are making girl's night happen. And they've been making it happen every month for the last 20 years. "We had this great, great night together," says Kim Bardakian.
'Barbara Lee: Speaking Truth to Power' director Abby Ginzberg discusses documentary about Bay Area congresswoman Original
WATCH LIVE Welcome, Your Account Log Out She's at the center of a new documentary that's now streaming, "Barbara Lee: Speaking Truth to Power" SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Bay Area congresswoman Barbara Lee has been called both a traitor and "the conscience of Congress." The film's director and Peabody Award winner Abby Ginzberg joined ABC7@7 to talk about the film. You can watch the full interview in the video player above.
Exposed to COVID-19? Here's how, when to take an at-home antigen test
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- The recent outbreak of the omicron variant has many people running for the store for an over-the-counter rapid test. But simply taking the test once isn't enough to tell you if you have contracted COVID-19. So you think you've been exposed to COVID-19? You run to the store and pick up a rapid test. It comes up negative. You're in the clear...right? RELATED: Exposed to COVID at a gathering? What to know about quarantining, testing Well, maybe.
Exposed to COVID-19? Here's how, when to take a rapid at-home antigen test
SAN FRANCISCO -- The recent outbreak of the omicron variant has many people running for the store for an over-the-counter rapid test. But simply taking the test once isn't enough to tell you if you have contracted COVID-19. So you think you've been exposed to COVID-19? You run to the store and pick up a rapid test. It comes up negative. You're in the clear...right? RELATED: Exposed to COVID at a gathering? What to know about quarantining, testing Well, maybe.
UCSF doctor sees omicron peak in 7 to 10 days, says we should prepare to live with COVID
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- The director of COVID Response at UCSF's emergency department expects the number of cases brought on by the omicron variant to peak in the next seven to 10 days, but she doesn't expect deaths and hospitalizations to spike as they have in the past. Dr. Jeanne Noble says there is a steady volume of patients testing positive for COVID but few hospitalizations.
San Francisco Ferry Building adds new immigrant and Black-owned small businesses to explore in 2022
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Yes, Maison Verbena at the Ferry Building has a visually-beautiful appeal. But what really draws customers in is the smell. Its fragrant soy candles are the most popular, followed by its Goat Milk soaps. Everything is made by hand. The company started 10 years ago as merely a passion project. Its owners never imagined they'd now be selling their products in a storefront at one of San Francisco's most iconic buildings.
Mulatto Meadows' equestrian programs making positive impact on underserved communities
CASTRO VALLEY, Calif. -- Research shows that horses and equestrian programs can really make a positive impact in the lives and development of kids. But high costs and limited accessibility makes it out of reach for young people from underserved communities, especially children of color. Mulatto Meadows is changing that. This year Mulatto Meadows moved to a larger 40-acre ranch in Castro Valley to serve more Bay Area children, and immerse them in ranch life.
Download CLEAR app to bypass long lines at Warriors game in Chase Center Original
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- The Golden State Warriors take on the Chicago Bulls Friday night at Chase Center. If you're headed to the game, the team wants you to download an app to help you avoid a bottle neck of fans entering the stadium. It's called the CLEAR app. You may be familiar with it at the airport, but you can use it for free to get into NBA games and other events. Once it's downloaded, you select "health pass" and upload your vaccination information along with some other quick details.
Fashion exhibit in San Francisco's de Young Museum explores images of race and designer's legacy
Strolling through the "Patrick Kelly: Runway of Love" exhibition at the de Young museum might be the closest feeling to walking down a fashion runway yourself, with videos from vintage shows providing the beat, and exotic, colorful gowns flowing all around you. It's a feeling of inclusion, that friends say, came straight from Kelly's heart. RELATED: Feminist artist Judy Chicago explores themes of extinction at de Young exhibit "Part of our work was speaking to his friends and colleagues.
California winery tasting room owned by Black women in the San Francisco Bay Area working to change the face of the industry
Until you step inside Karibu Wine Lounge. ALAMEDA, Calif. (KGO) -- You'd expect to see cute restaurants and shops on Park Street in Alameda. But a safari? Not so much. "What we're doing is a mini safari," Dr. Chris Wachira explained. "It's a wine safari. And it's called a wine safari because each of the varietals have one of the big five of the Kenyan safari on the bottle." First up, the Rhino, a cabernet.
The Race Card Project: What journalist Michele Norris learned from a half-million 6-word essays on race
Michele Norris, an Emmy and Peabody Award-winning journalist and National Geographic Explorer, created this six-word prompt in 2010 and said she didn't expect many to open up. WASHINGTON -- "Race. Your thoughts. 6 words. Please Send." She was pleased, however, to learn that she was wrong -- and has received more than half a million submissions from all 50 states and 96 countries.
The Race Card Project: What journalist Michele Norris learned from a half-million 6-word essays on race
Michele Norris, an Emmy and Peabody Award-winning journalist and National Geographic Explorer, created this six-word prompt in 2010 and said she didn't expect many to open up. WASHINGTON -- "Race. Your thoughts. 6 words. Please Send." She was pleased, however, to learn that she was wrong -- and has received more than half a million submissions from all 50 states and 96 countries.
New San Francisco museum looks into doomed city of Pompeii, striking similarities with Bay Area's wine country
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- A new exhibit in San Francisco is offering visitors the chance to gaze into everyday life centuries ago. And in a strange way, the exhibit from the doomed city of Pompeii just may offer the Bay Area a chance to look in the mirror as well. At first glance, "The Last Supper in Pompeii" might seem a world away. But scratch the exhibits surface, and you'll find some striking similarities to what some might consider, the Bay Area's good life.
Tragic murder of Black teen Nia Wilson in Oakland inspires powerful Legion of Honor exhibit "I Am Speaking, Are You Listening'
Walking through the familiar neoclassical gates of San Francisco's Legion of Honor, the effect is even more startling. Two bronze figures, sprawled on the cement, covered in blankets, only the disturbing glimpses of hands and feet visible. SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- This year has seen a raw reopening of our national dialogue on race and violence. And this week, a new exhibit opening here in the Bay Area will offer a chance to consider some of those themes through a powerful lens.
Menlo Park woman creates StyldLife.com to access celebrity stylists from your computer
If you're feeling inspired by the fashion from the Oscars, one Menlo Park/South Bay woman has created a way to give you access to celebrity stylists and make-up artists right from your phone or computer. It's called StyldLife. "I enjoy style but I am not very good at it," says South Bay resident Heather Hopkins. She was set to make a speech at an upcoming work event and was more concerned about what she would wear than what she would say.
California woman fights disparities in country music by following her dream
For the first time in 13 years, singer and songwriter Miko Marks is releasing a new country music album, called "Our Country." SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- ABC7 News is celebrating Women's History Month by honoring women who are working to Build a Better Bay Area by making history right now.
West Oakland Mural first to honor Women of the Black Panther Party
OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- ABC7 News is celebrating Black History Month by highlighting people in the community who are working to Build a Better Bay Area by making black history right now. It's not only what Rachel Wolfe-Goldsmith is painting on the side of this house in West Oakland that's left a mark. MORE: Celebrate Black History Month with ABC7 "I've drawn this drawing like three different times," Rachel Wolfe-Goldsmith of Wolfpack Mural Arts says.
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