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[announcement on pa] how far would you go for a togo? tonight for the first time you will hear from family members of the man killed here at lake merritt. and cats were taken in, why the woman who cares for them are concerned and who has the answers. abc 7 now. oakland it's time to stand up. it's time to get involved. words of empowerment tonight as a city coming together looking to heal after violence interrupts what was supposed to be a day of culture

and healing. a rally took place not far from where a shooting happened. the shooting happened about a mile from where thousands of people had gathered for a juneteenthe celebration. their message, we have to do better. >> it's that we are our town. we are expanding the definition of what it means to be safe and we're investing in the solutions that will make it so. speakers at times used colorful language to express their displeasure of what happened over the weekend. there's not only sadness but a great deal of frustration understandably. a man who was killed at lake merritt on sunday has been

identified. his name is james rhodes. >> reporter: moments and gunshots that proved fatal for 22-year-old deshawn rhodes of oakland. >> i can't believe he went out to celebrate juneteenth and never even came >> reporter: mariah herrera is rhodes high school sweetheart. there's anger from deshawn's family. they had not received

word or or sheriff's office. the sheriff's office said that they were given approval to release the name and they did. deshawn's family including his mom commented. >> he's not a gang member. he doesn't even have any tattoos. he's never been to jail. >> he was not in no gang. my nephew was not a gang banger. he knows a lot of people just like i know a lot of people. >> reporter: police have not identified specific gang members but believe the shooting is tied to the group. mariah says he's still in total shock. >> i just can't believe this happened. >> reporter: a $40,000 reward is still being offered for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the shooting or shooters in this case. j.r.

stone, abc 7 news. president biden is expected to announce executive orders. oakland police chief laron armstrong hopes federal funding can make up for expected budget cuts. >> my hope is it continues cont support our efforts to fund violence prevention in the city of oakland. president biden is expected to address so called ghost guns. those are unregistered homemade firearms without serial numbers. in the east bay a man with a knife broke into an oakland cathedral sunday morning yelling at a priest and disrupting the mass. a video from the cathedral of christ the light shows the mass being stopped with the deacon and altar boy standing off screen and the altar.

the video shows security was trying to keep the man out but snuck in through another door and started yelling profanities. new at 11:00, an upsetting mystery in san francisco. a group their limbs to an accident and nobody knows how. some of the images are images a disturbing. >> reporter: every day, they feed the cats every day. >> we have cats of our own. they don't realize they came from places like this. >> reporter: silvia's nerves a

bit raw perhaps because after 25 years of caring for the cats something the not right. >> in the last year and a half there's been four cats unrelated to each other that have had almost exactly the same injury to their legs. >> reporter: silvia's cell phone video shows the cats legs. she's seen racoons in the area with the same injuries. >> since no one has ever seen an injury like this and no one has been able to explain it it us. >> we asked animal control if they're concerned that someone is injuring the animals and they said yes they're very concerned. >> reporter: the vets determined the cats injuries are from a traumatic event and explains there are no cameras on the site. conversations with construction crews working on-site led nowhere. we have no lead, no idea when

or how the injuries happened and not enough information to build a case. >> it's only going to be a matter of time until the next cat and the next cat and the next cat is famed or mutilated. >> reporter: san francisco native denato who's been helping silvia with the cats says there's a solution. >> we want rob and silvia into the gated areas to trap the cats and get them out. >> reporter: because of of of f protocols they're not allowing people to trap the cats. while silvia is left to feed and rescue the injured cats through a fence. >> it's a as abc news reporter dr. fauci is calling it our

greatest threat. >> reporter: the highly contagious delta variant spreading fast in this country. it now accounts for 20% of new coronavirus cases in parts of the u.s. and is doubling every two weeks. >> the delta variant is currently the greatest threat in the u.s. to our attempt to eliminate covid-19. >> reporter: that strain now in at least 47 states k-ling for nearly half of from iowa to states. >> it's more important than ever to get vaccinated now. >> they will not meet the goal of having 70% with at least one

vaccine by >> i want to encourage people to be woke. the delta strain now accounts for nearly 7% of the 265 coronavirus variant infections detected in sonoma county as of june 21st. the numbers are a reminder that the pandemic is not over yet. and marin county hit a big milestone in its vaccine efforts the county health and human services department says 90% of eligible residents have received at least one doze of the covid-19 vaccine. that's more than 200,000 people

and nearly 82% have received the full vaccine dosage. it's been called the shadow pandemic. next how stanford doctors are helping covid-19 long haulers. uncertain future, tonight's key vote on the fate of vendors at a south bay flea market. mandatory new water restrictions in the north bay where you'll soon be limited on what days you can water your lawn. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel it's going to be a gray and drizzly start tomorrow morning but wait until you see the changes that are coming later there week. the forecast is straight ahead. sandhya thank you. all that is ahead but first here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. thank you dan and ama. stick around. >> do you know with your son you have a movie in mind that's going to be the first movie you show him. >> taxi driver. >> wait until he's at least 4.

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new developments vanessa bryant and other victim survivors have reached an agreement with the helicopter company. the terms of the settlement were not made public and it's awaiting court approval. even without many new cases doctors are still working with coronavirus patients. a stanford health care clinic is working on solutions for what experts are calling a shadow pandemic the so called covid-19 long haulers. dustin dorcey shows you how it's impacting one woman and what doctors are doing to

prevent it. as california celebrates one week of reopening after the covid-19 lock down, not all can enjoy the benefits. some are still feeling the grave impacts of the coronavirus. >> i've told my family i feel like i'm slowly dying. >> reporter: this is the life brandy knew before her covid-19 diagnosis in november. this is her life now as suffered six months after of acute covid-19 syndrome. >> some have called it a shadow pandemic. it's covid pandemic itself has been devastating enough globally. and now we're having to deal with the long term consequences that it's leaving in its wake. >> my body just feels like no energy. it feels like the life has been sucked out of me. >> reporter: the mother of four says she can't eat, sleep or work due to fatigue. high heart rates after normal activities and debilitating brain fog all common

of the syndrome. >> we recognize how difficult challenging but a big problem this is. and and it's not just our center but all around the country more centers have popped up because we recognize the need to advance the care, advance our knowledge. the urgency. and hopefully we'll be able to provide that for some of those individuals here in california. >> 32 patients have been treated at this clinic in the past few months. dr. hector bonilla says the work he and the doctors have ha done have been investing now into the care needed. >> if we don't do nothing, the problem keeps ongoing on. >> people don't realize what this can do to you. and how much it's a life changer. if i knew now, i woulwoulwoulwol

taken it more serious. >> in the south bay a contentious. it's prime real estate that could be turned into homes. rezoning it would wipe out a big chunk of the flea market that has been around for 50 years. part of the agreement does include money to relocate the vendors. the public had its say tonight. >> because i know the city is striving to make this a city like a destination city but it doesn't make sense when you're taking it away culture. you're talking away what makes san jose special. >> this isn't the end of the conversation in working with vendors is really the beginning of a lot

reenvisioning new opportunities. crews were able to improve lines around the fire in preparation for hotter and drier weather this weekend. the united states is expecting a significant increase in fires this month. the national interagency center raised the national preparedness level to a four for the first time since 2012. now this means much of of the country is experiencing wild land fires and areas are competing for fire fighting resources. everything is stretched thin in fact, half of the nation's wildfire resources have already been committed. >> in the north bay new water restrictions go into place july 1st for people living in the city of sonoma. officials say people will be required to reduce water by 20%. they won't be allowed to fill swimming pools or wash their cars.

we can only imagine what is going to come down over the next few months as things get hotter, drier . we're just in a bad situation. >> there's so much fire activity going on. sandhya i guess we'll get a little bit of moisture tonight but it's not enough to make any kind of difference. >> exactly. the only thing it can do is add a little bit of moisture to the fuel. that's the drizzle we're talking about for tomorrow morning just like this morning so that it at least helps especially where they're fighting fires. let me show you our our exploratorium camera. you'll be waking up to low clouds. here's the mechanism to why we see it. counter clock wise flow drying that moist flow in of the

marine air. that's going to continue to advance the gray skies across the bay and into some of our values. so tomorrow morning, you will start out with the over cast conditions. 50s, 60s on those temperatures right now. notice the ocean temperatures right off our coast. 57 degrees so because of that and the south wind it was feeling a little muggy earlier today. not as bad right now. but the dewpoints are still in the 50 to 59-degree range which is muggy for the bay area. don't say that to people from the south. because i know that the dewpoints there are much higher than this. i think we're just a little more sensitive. from our roof camera embarcadero. mild and breezy the next few afternoons. it'll be heating up quickly. low to upper 80s. we bump up those temperatures flirting with 100 degrees. some areas in the inland valleys will make it up there for the weekend and then early next week still going to be hot. hour by hour forecast tomorrow morning not so hot. it's the drizzle you'll have to

watch out for along with the clouds. and then the cloud will pull back to the coast and hang around there well into the afternoon. your morning temperatures will be primarily in the 50s this is good sleeping weather for you. a little drizzle, slippery roads is what you need to watch out for tomorrow afternoon. mid-50s to low 80s so pretty mild day away from the coastline. you're looking at temperatures inland below average for this time of year. but along the coastline it should be comfortable. here's a look at where that heat is going to be starting out. around the state you will note from the deserts around palm springs, 111. death valley 116. so this heat wave is going to hit most of california 119 in death valley on sunday. 109 in fresno it's summertime and it's going to feel like a scorcher. morning drizzle, mild afternoon the next couple of days. warmer friday but the heat here in the bay area not as bad as

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tomorrow the u.s. woman's soccer olympic team is revealed live tomorrow only on abcs good morning america. sports on abc 7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. good evening, giants open up a series in anaheim. the offense is clicking. the crawford family made the trip down wilmer florez sends this one to the pirates of caribbean. 9 strike outs over 7 scoreless. anthony rendon, you all get nothing. and like it. giants win 5-0. a's and rangers in texas and welcome back for elvis andrus the former ranger. rbi single in the first. as the a east jump out

0. ramon loriano three hits tonight and that is gone. his 13th. a's build a 9-0 cushion and hold on for dear life. sergio ramon in the 7th bomb to the second deck. suddenly it's 9-5. you know the umps are doing this. check romo for foreign substances he's ready for the strip search. pants on the ground, pants on the ground. a's go on to win win win win wi and booker and devenson collide. suns down 1. booker so clutch goes for 20. phoenix up one. l.a. answers, paul george clips by one but pg missed the throw. amazing pass, amazing play for

the win. 104-103 suns. now up 2-0. the warriors ended up with pick 7-14 in today's lottery. gm bob myers trying to hide his disappointment. >> i expect this year to be probably a little more crazy in that department. we're going to find out what they're worth. because right now they're just numbers and we'll see how much they're valuable toto us and everybody else. >> klay thompson working in the chase center. he's bound for two years. leaving his feet in she's shots as he tried to come back

thank you so much for watching i'm ama daetz. >> and i' >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, quentin tarantino, iliza shlesinger, and music from lukas nelson & promise of the real. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's very nice, thank you. look at this. great to be here tonight. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you. it's been a long time. that's right. this is our second night with a half-full -- is this audience half-full or half-empty? i guess that depends on how you look at life. really. we have 89 vaccinated people in our studio audience. [ cheers and a