area legend. what we are learning about the suspect in the shooting and illinois. and no mask mandate. for the upcoming school year. we will start in with a check in on the weather. drew: all that great you can see across along the coast that is where are maline -- marine layer is. temperatures are its 63 rightow 62 in

concord, as with these mild conditions, there are clouds over the city right now and here is how the day shapes up. it is a muggy morning out there. we will see some afternoon sunshine and the temperature is in the 60's and 70's but humidity will drop tomorrow and we will start to warm up by the end of the week. bay area icon, carlos indiana has postpone his concert in pennsylvania and this is after he passed out into his show. he was surrounded by crewmembers and escorted off stage. representatives for the 74-year-old said he was overcome by heat exhaustion and dehydration. he was taken to the

hospitalization for observation. if you want to get alerts like this in the future, you can download the app from the app store. reggie: oaklands police chief asked for help solving shootings. abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone has more. % awesome. longtime radio show host described the oakland a's game at the coliseum. gomez throughout the first pitch but while the fireworks show ended the night, so did the reports of people hit by bullet fragments. these bullet fragments could have come from up to a mile

away. police chief addressed the reports on tuesday describing five people who had been struck. gomez said, he did not even realized gunshots had been fired when he was there. >> i received a text from a friend of mine asking if i was safe. apparently, there was a shooting. everything was nice and people -- peaceful when i was there. officers found no sh shell casings in the coliseum. fourth of july, i know people like to shoot up into the air. >> people fire off their guns because they don't have fireworks. those bullets have to come down

somewhere. while news of the shots are concerning, fans say they will still come to games. >> i have been coming here for over 50 years in the security is really good. >> there is some risk but there is great reward living in the area. >> police hope that someone comes forward on who comes forward on who was firing off a rifle near the coliseum. now to the new charges on the parade massacre in illinois that police are saying was premeditated. the suspect even showed signs ahead of time. karina: the 22-year-old man who conducted the massacre has been charged with seven counts of first-degree murder. witnesses and police say the man

was perched on a roof above the parade when he fired out over 70 rounds on families below. vice president, harris visited the area and is calling out a ban on assault weapons. >> we need to end this horror. we need to stop this violence and we need to protect our communities from the terror of gun violence. i have said it before, enough is enough. karina: police revealed that the suspect planned the attack for weeks, he was spotted in women's clothing to cover up his tattoos. we also learned of two prior encounters with police in 2019 before he filed paperwork to buy guns. he cleared for background checks to buy the rifle to carry out this attack. reggie: we are learning more about the victims killed in this attack.

kevin and irena mccarthy took their young son to see the parade, both parents were killed in a stranger ended up picking up their son. >> he did not know. i don't know how they are going to tell him. how do you talell an 18-month-old boy that there mom and dad are in heaven? reggie: the seventh victim died in the hospital yesterday. to find more coverage on the shooting, you can find it on the app. karina: we are learning about monkeypox exposure in san francisco.

what officials are seeing and what you need to know. they are seeing an uptick in monkeypox cases. the ceo of the foundation gave a statement saying we need vaccines for monkeypox and we need them now. their clinic has only received 60 doses, not nearly enough from everyone who could benefit from one. if the city does not act swiftly and boldly we will see a lot more cases. monkeypox vaccines are in short supply nationwide and getting an appointment to get one can be difficult. reach out to our medical professional if you get symptoms. >> we want to know if someone has been in direct contact with someone with symptoms so we can vaccinate them.

>> we will see a lot more cases in the next few weeks but it will not be a big risk to the general population at this moment. >> there are currently a dozen cases in san francisco alone. a facebook message warrant people about a possible exposure at a pride weekend event. they said they received a plausible report that one attendee tested positive for the virus. there are some clinics in san francisco including the strike community center. all of those clinics are saying don't just drop in because of the short supply call ahead and try to make an appointment. reggie: we want to update you on the covid-19 headlines.

the ba phi variant now makes up the majority of infections. on the records of veterans administration patients, covid with the leading cause of death for people between 45 and 54. it was the third leading cause of death behind cancer and heart disease. students will not have to wear face masks when school starts. they will allow mask free classes to continue. health officials are still recommending face coverings to prevent covid outbreaks but a mandate will not be put in place. students and staff should be tested before returning from the log break. time now is 5:09, they are now

ordering evacuations after the fires. pg&e cut the power in on and calaveras counties. several hundred people in these counties have been ordered to evacuate. flames are near jackson and highway 49 which have made it difficult to evacuate. the omma door sheriff's office said the sheriff -- fire started in a recreation area. drew: you can see we have over cast skies.

tree pollen is now at low levels. tree pollen and grass pollen is running low. dew points, it measures how much moisture is in the atmosphere it is still muggy out there. it is not as humid as it was yesterday. tomorrow feels even better. low pressure just to our north is keeping us on the cool side. that low will lift tomorrow, it will bring in drier air, lower humidity and warm us up tomorrow and into friday. today, it is all about that cloud cover. by 1:00, 2:00 we will see a lot of sunshine and along the coast,

close to the coast it is a mostly cloudy day, 60's and 70's away from the coast we get some sunshine. still humid today but better humidity comes our way tomorrow. we will show you that in our seven day forecast. but first let's say hi to jobina. the traffic is back this morning and we can certainly tell, it is much more crowded than we have seen in the past two days. it is not as foggy either. in san jose, looking at 87, very clear there. no problems to report. 44 minutes, san rafael to san francisco 30 minutes. reggie: the south bay animal

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reggie: new development with the a's to build a new terminal. the oakland city council said no to a proposal that would have asked voters about the project on the ballot. those against the measure said there isn't enough information to put the ball park issue before the people. kumasi: the shelter staff said that july 4 holiday leads to loss pets. the race is now on to relieve

pressure on staff and help reunite pets with their owners. >> the city of san jose's animal care center is at capacity. candles are completely filled before july 4. we feel like there were early fireworks going off and that resulted in some of these dogs coming to our shelters early. by tuesday, 520 animals were on-site. the center receiving close to 40 lost dogs by friday. that was 10 more than this time last year. the center is exhausting every avenue to help house last pets. the shelter is offering

incentives tes impact. waiving all boarding and impound fees and offering free adoptions for cats, dogs, kittens and puppies but there is concern that any additional detonation could cause dogs to run. preliminary fireworks data published tuesday shows it took 59 fireworks calls from the first to the fourth, police received 517 calls, this year there was some promising development. we had zero incomplete reports this year. back at the animal care center, toronto says the best tool is getting pets microchip. staff is challenged with managing a full center and the threat of more fireworks.

the reality is, you just have to deal with what comes every year. reggie: travel made a strong comeback over the holiday weekend. it was at 75% of pre-pandemic levels. at the friendly skies were not so friendly for some. thousands of flights were delayed and cancellations across the country. air traffic troubles have been problems for many. it falls on transportation secretary pete buttigieg to start finding air lines. >> he has the authority that if airlines are selling you a ticket, they represent to you that they have a flight and they can't just cancel that. it is an unfair business practice and he can set a consequence for that. reggie: the tsa says it screened

11 point 3 million passengers nationwide. kumasi:rihanna is the youngest self-made billionaire. she is the only woman younger than 40 to make it to that list. she first became a billionaire last august. the second richest female entertainer after oprah. we are talking about fenty beauty. reggie: rihanna has more number one hits than beyoncé, madonna. she has 14 number ones.

the beatles have 20. kumasi: she has to release a new album. jobina: doesn't she have a new baby? be careful because some people were using auto shop. drew: they are naming the baby riri jr. we have nothing. she will give us something when she is ready. reggie: she is being private, i don't blame her. drew: i love her. that is the one artist i want to

see that i have not yet. she is like, my music career, i did it. outside we go, here is a live look at a rooftop camera. just a light breeze, you can see the flags moving gently in that light breeze. we have overcast skies. close to the coast we have a little bit of drizzle. it is not as humid as yesterday, you will deal feel that elevated humidity. as we get into the weekend, heat returns inland. this morning you are waking up to mild conditions, we are in the 60's it just feels warm out there with that humidity. the cloud cover lingers for a long time this morning.

as we head into the afternoon, parts of the east bay shoreline you will have some clouds to continue -- contend with. it is still humid out there, it remains muggy tonight. we will find temperatures in the 50's. the humidity does begin to drop. tomorrow afternoon feels a lot more comfortable. 90's return friday and then over the weekend, we have a lot of sunshine and then early next week we will start feeling like summer and then we will cool off by tuesday. coming up the seven things you will need to know this morning. virtual versus face-to-face which one is best for

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the san francisco aids foundation is making a public plea for vaccines. saying everyone who needs one has not received one. reggie: carlos santana has postponed his concert in pennsylvania after he collapsed on stage. his manager said he was exhausted and dehydrated. kumasi: the suspect in the illinois massacre will appear in court today. he is charged with seven counts of murder in life imprisonment without parole. reggie: the fire inn almodar is still raging and evacuations are still in place. drew: we are dealing with morning cloud cover, we will be

in the 60's and 70's with humidity dropping tomorrow. jobina: we have been nice clear right for you this morning with no advisories. kumasi: the national average for gas has dropped for a third straight week to four dollars and $.37. reggie: a new study from stanford shows it might not be a good idea to work from home. virtual meetings can hinder virtual collaboration. in person teams were able to generate 15% to 20% more than virtual teams. kumasi: disney's latest collection with givenchy is

inspired by 101 dalmatians. we know this is a luxury brand, this is the women's collection. you can get the job being pants for $1100. a t-shirt is $655. there are a lot of fun jewelry pieces. the collection also includes collars and leashes. reggie: that is too rich for me. kumasi: who is this for? reggie: i'm actually not sure. no one i know. kumasi: it is so specific. reggie: someone who really loves

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 5:30, a warning about possible exposure to monkeypox. the group reaching out to the community and where you can get vaccinated. kumasi: disturbing messages, republicans receiving threats. [music] reggie: beyoncé hitting another

milestone. the record she just broke with her new song break my soul. good morning on this wednesday, july 6. drew: we are checking out the humidity, it is still elevated. you will still feel some ugliness throughout the day. we have temperatures in the low and mid 60's. the lightest layer is all you will need. here is a live look from the exploratorium camera. here is how the day shapes up, cloudy to start. we look at afternoon sunshine, the exception along the coast. we stay cloudy through san francisco. away from the coast, inland cities seeing the most sunshine. we will see humidity dropped tomorrow in time for temperatures to warm up as we

head into the weekend. we will talk about all of that coming up next. reggie: a facebook message posted on sunday warning about exposure to monkeypox. the post was from comfort and joy a group that hosted a pride event over the weekend. this is the second time we have seen a message go out to the gay population. liz kreutz is at a location that is supposedly giving out the vaccine but apparently that number is limited. liz: comfort and joy hosted a pride event and they received a report that one of their attendees tested positive for covid. there are currently a dozen monkeypox cases.

there is no need to panic right now, it is important for people who have been exposed to monitor themselves. the virus can be spread skin to skin contact. comfort and joy says they want to warn of this exposure, they also want to warn not to let false information to harm anyone group. >> if you attended the event and you feel good, comfortable you don't see any symptoms or rashes it is likely that you are in an ok place and just watch the next two weeks. liz: doctors tell us the virus will not be a big risk to the general population at this moment. there are concerns about the shortage of the monkeypox vaccine. the san francisco aids foundation said they only

received 60 doses of the vaccine. their ceo is making a public plea for vaccines saying they need more vaccines now. there are more than a dozen cases in san francisco. the department of health is saying that it is difficult to get an appointment right now because there is a nationwide shortage of this vaccine. if you develop symptoms contact a medical professional. reggie: the issue is that with these parties, there are thousands of people who attended these parties. they get this message that you may have been exposed to monkeypox and they wonder what do i do now? liz: if you feel like you have symptoms, there are clinics around the area where you can try to get this vaccine.

we are at the scene works baths, this is one of the locations offering the vaccine. the san francisco city clinic and strike community center in castro. all of them are saying you have to call beforehand because of the shortage. a lot of health professionals are saying at this point, because of the shortage unless you have symptoms or you feel that you are exposed directly, for now, hold off on trying to get the vaccine. hopefully, we get more vaccines soon. reggie: they are only saying that about direct exposure because they don't have enough to go around. kumasi: a market was struck by russian forces in ukraine killing some and injuring others. this comes two days after six people were killed after bombs dropped. a video shows villagers impacted

by strikes. the biden administration is asked anyone there to evacuate. reggie: one of the two republicans on the january 6 committee is sharing disturbing messages he has received. jobina: adam kinzinger showed one of dozens of messages that he has received towards him and his family. what if's posts on twitter includes audio that says we know where you live, we are coming to get your boy. this after his work on the committee. the only other republican on the committee, liz cheney.

>> somebody is going to get hurt. somebody is going to get killed. americans need to stand back and think about their obligations as citizens. the kind of garbage getting left on adam kinzinger's voicemail is complete garbage. jobina: adam kinzinger said violet rhetoric over politics has increased. the next hearing is on tuesday and will focus on the white nationalist groups that participated in the riot. kumasi: juul e-cigarettes will not be pulled just yet. companies will have to show that they benefit public health, meaning they will help people quit smoking and not hurt public health.

the fda determined that juul warrants further review. reggie: a man admits to a $3.6 million fraud. he faces 20 years of prison to two counts of wire fraud. he used false company and employee information. court documents show that tran and others used it on restaurants, cryptocurrency and a $100,000 tesla. kumasi: two men are missing and believed dead after jumping in the water to rescue a child. five people were fishing at the riverbank when they saw a child

starting to struggle. all went into the water to save the boy but three did not come out. >> every july 4, you we go camping. we come to the spot to go fishing. kumasi: the three men have been identified. reggie: sunnyvale public officers had to rescue a man who got stuck in the mud while golfing. officers say they were happy to help and it could have been one of them. kumasi: supporters of people's park are getting together to support the part. they are inviting people to

gather together to rally at people's park. construction has been halted and the university is fighting the lawsuits from preservationists. reggie: the san francisco time supports the google cloud will take over the 300,000 square foot space on sixth and seventh streets. kumasi: gas prices are going down the bay area is spending more than the rest of the country. reggie: here is true with the weather. drew: we are looking outside from the rooftop camera. gray skies overhead. there is the lightest breeze as

you get up this wednesday. today, tomorrow we have fresh air. we have good air quality but it does remain muggy out there. yesterday, we talked about dew points. this time yesterday these numbers were in the 60's but today they are in the 50's. better air moves then tomorrow, drier air so to speak. this area of low pressure will lift tomorrow which will allow high-pressure to move-in. it brings lower humidity and warms us up by the end of the week. we will have a lot of cloud cover by 10:00 a.m., by the after noon there will still be patchy fog on the shoreline but we will see sunshine. it will be monday for the next

24 hours, 60's on the cosine, away from the cosine we will be in the 70's. we will talk about that lower humidity and warmer weather and time for the weekend. but first, let's check in with jobina. jobina: they have issued a wind advisory for the alta monitor pass. -- altamont pass. here's a live look from walnut creek, good news thereto. antioch to hercules is 27 minutes. 85 to san jose is seven minutes.

reggie: the family of jayland

walker is demanding answers. >> jayda walker is speaking with abc news since the akron police department released body camera footage. >> i don't want to see him in that light because i know who he is. i can't see myself watching him being gunned down by police. i am really sad, many black men who have been killed, even as a sister it is really hard. >> more with our exclusive

interview with jayda walker. i am andrew dymburt. kumasi: for the third straight week the average gas price has gone down. here in the bay area, we know gas prices are more expensive than the rest of the country. in san francisco it is $6.31. reggie: time now is 5:46, mike grier is the new general manager and this is a historic higher because he is the first black manager in nhl history. he is taking over for doug wilson. the 47-year-old played for three

seasons with team teal. he says he is encouraged by the growth and diversity at every level. >> something i am extremely proud of, the league itself has gotten more and more diapers. there are more black players in the league. from my standpoint, that is something i am happy to see and excited to see. and for me, my job is to do the best thing i can for the san jose sharks and if i do that that opens the door for other minorities to get leading positions. reggie: grier has a lot to do, he has to hire a new head coach and prepare for the upcoming draft. kumasi: steph curry's jerseys

went for a huge bid. the winning bid was $243,000. this is a solid sign that curry's collectibility is soaring. [music] reggie: beyoncé has earned a new honor, she is the third female to have 20 top 10 hits on the top 100 charts. break my soul is her newest solo hit. michael jackson tops the hit,

paul mccartney is second. i don't understand how these lists work. kumasi: what is your favorite of beyoncé's? what is yours, crazy in love? reggie: that is a great song but my favorite that was the whole package is formation. drew: i do love crazy in love, i love halo. that is such a great song. kumasi: i love love on top. i like xo. drew: that was on coney island,

right? kumasi: in love on top was when she revealed the baby bump? and then cut to jay-z? jobina: i was trying to go last because i think it might be crazy in love because i had that cd in elementary school and got my entire life. drew: i heard that song on mtv for the first time. jobina: everybody knows the dance. drew: she is getting in that fan, she loves a fan. hi beyoncé, good morning. reggie: good morning to beyoncé only. you know she streams us, she has

the app. in my head she has roku. drew: she has tivo. reggie: she has xfinity. drew: you're rich if you have xfinity. san jose, a cloudy start to our day. we have areas of drizzle close to the coast. lower humidity levels come our way tomorrow. humid again today. right now, you are waking up to numbers in the mid to lower 60's. it does feel rather warm out there first thing.

we will time out that marine layer that stays with us. in the afternoon, we still see a lot of cloud cover. sunshine elsewhere, that will bring a wide range of temperatures. 60's close to the coast, we will get to the 70's and again, it is muggy out there. tonight, we will hang onto that humidity, temperatures in the 60's. but that humidity begins to drop tomorrow. morning clouds, less humid tomorrow and those temperatures continue to climb. sunday is warmer of the two days on the weekend. 90's make a comeback. reggie: new at 6:00, tampa bay lightning, just about all the shock you need. kumasi:

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reggie: if you think you are shortstaffed, 97 percent of hotels are understaffed. about half of them are severely understaffed. many say finding housekeepers is the biggest challenge. they are hoping to entice future employees with higher wages, more benefits and more hours. kumasi: a new study finds san francisco the best place for live music. it is tied with four others for having more music venues per capita. the only other california cities that make the top 20 rla in san

diego. the way your next amazon prime orders could be your favorite sushi. reggie: we are next with your facts you need to know about the monkeypox vaccine. kumasi: we have an update on carlos santana this morning. carlos santana this morning. reggie:you're american. and then you come home and you're honduran. marianne: totally relate to that. it's like a double personality kind of thing. ♪ ♪

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building a better bay area. kumasi: sudden concert collapse. a bay area rapper and carlos in canada this morning. reggie: the july for parade rampage outside of chicago. the suspect due in court today. his dark history on record, still able to legally obtain a gun. kumasi: what we know about state guidance when students go back to class in the fall. reggie: first, we get a check of the weather. drew: muggy conditions continued today. we are already in the low 60's. 60 four in san jose. 61 in santa rosa.

morning, that marine layer with us. waking up to gray skies for most of us. we will have that monday morning. brighter skies away from the coast. the coast and the city state pretty. tomorrow, we will find lower humidity coming in, but also temperature start to warm up as we head into the weekend. those details in a few minutes. kumasi: thank you, drew. bay area icon carlos santana has postponed his concert tonight in pennsylvania after he collapsed onstage during a show in michigan. the rock legend was about 30 minutes into his show at an outdoor amphitheater when fans say he suddenly passed out. he was escorted off stage behind a curtain. representatives for the 74-year-old said he was overcome by a combination of dehydration and heat exhaustion. he was taken to the hospital to be observed. last night, santana posted, in