making sure we end these open-air drug markets. that we clear the streets. >> on tuesday morning, san francisco's new district attorney tour the tenderloin and met with leaders before speaking with the media. i asked her what her plan was for cleaning up streets like this one. jenkins says her first step is to try to get the dealers, especially those repeat offenders off the streets. >> i want to know what types of offers are on the table on the cases that are currently in our office so we can craft a policy that promotes more accountability. >> a lot of people say the da can only do so much and the police department will have to play a big role in stopping the open-air drug markets. >> you have to send a message to the police that making arrests will have a value because you're going to prosecute. >> even making those arrests can be difficult. on another street corner, abc 7 saw one officer get out of his

car and walk around the block both several people hurried away to others simply waited around until he presumably asked them to move. the director of the tenderloin housing clinic says while addressing the dealers is key, public officials need to figure out what to do with drug users especially those who review services. >> that is the question the city has to ask shared i would say you don't let them sit on the sidewalk on a public street like you would not let them be on union street. you should not let them be on any street. >> the previous district attorney has said as many as half of the drug dealers in san francisco are from honduras. some traffic here under pain of death. as a sanctuary city, san francisco has vowed to protect the undocumented. leanne joins us live. many are asking who is protecting the people dying on the streets everyday. >> that is a question we ask the mayor and the new d.a. after we

sell video after video of the open drug scene in the south of market area, midmarket and went there ourselves yesterday and again today. but this time as far as we could tell, most of the drug dealers were not there but the users were. we were on mission and eighth streets in san francisco once again. this time we could not take nor the graffiti on the bus stop. honduras 504. it is not quite clear if it is a warning or who controls the area. the whole honduran thing. are you surprised by it? >> i am not. >> a year ago, the former district attorney made reference to the nationality of some of the people selling drugs during the community town hall. >> perhaps as many as half are here from honduras. >> he said arresting some for selling drugs would endanger the lives of their families in honduras. >> some have had thin numbers in

honduras who have been or will be harmed if they don't continue to pay off the traffickers who brought them here. >> back then he said solving the drug problem in the tenderloin would never be as simple as making more arrests or prosecuting more cases. today we asked the mayor who is protecting the people who are dying of drug overdoses on san francisco streets. >> it does not matter what race someone is. this is about the crime and holding people accountable for the crimes they commit on residents of the city. >> some type of dispute over something. >> there are residents who are bold enough to take a video of what happens when our cameras are not there like this altercation. >> put your windows down. >> or a fight between two groups of people. it means go at it as one man encourages them to fight it out. brooke jenkins replaced the district attorney. >> i'm sensitive to the

immigration issue. my father is from el salvador . i understand why it is important to take that into account but at the same time we cannot allow our residents to die on the street of overdose. we still have to hold those who sell drugs accountable and that is what i am committed to doing. >> jenkins said each case will be carefully looked at and they will prosecute a person not based on where they come from but on the crime they committed. i just want to say one more thing. yesterday i was reminded by someone who has witnessed this open drug scene that there is a saying in spanish which means charity begins at home. let me tell you after talking to many people out there, they are feeling it is finally time to take care of the folks here in the city. >> we put together a 30 minute

special about the tenderloin. it is called 50 blocks. streaming right now on our abc 7 bay area tv app. >> details about the injuries from celebratory gunfire after the a's game on july 4 oakland police and the mayor's office said five people were hit bullet fragments but one victim's injury and x-ray shows something more serious. the story you will see only on seven. >> all kevins daughter wanted on july 4 was to be at the oakland a's and watch the fireworks. >> it was a wonderful game. >> the song celebrate by kool & the gang even played in the background after the win against toronto. > the mood before the incident was wonderful. it was festive. it was celebratory. it was a wonderful experience until that point. >> that point came shortly after the fireworks began.

>> she immediately screamed and yelled i am hit. we did not know what it was but we could immediately see blood or do see the pain she was going through. > kevin's daughter who requested we not username was one of six people oakland police chief armstrong said had been hit celebratory gunfire from up to a mile away. >> these appear to be bullet fragments that may have come from guns being fired in another location. >> the term fragments also used by mayor libby schaaf following the incident. >> it seems intentionally designed to minimize the seriousness of what happens in that area on a regular basis. >> i spoke with a veteran firearms expert who tells me this is not fragments. it is a complete bullet most likely from an ak-47 or similar style weapon. i asked oakland police about the disparity in their messaging and kevin's daughters x-ray. they responded saying bullet fragments were believed to cause all the injuries however upon

further medical treatment it was discovered some of the victims were struck by full rounds consistent with celebratory gunfire. they did not elaborate on how many victims were hit the mayor's office requested we direct questions to opd. kevin says his daughter is having the bullet removed wednesday. she knows it could have been much worse. >> there were several people behind us with young kids. >> father and daughter don't plan to write -- to attend more games anytime soon. kevin hopes by speaking out it sends this message to the public. > i think officials need to acknowledge the problem is much more dangerous then they are preparing it currently. about the chaos surrounding the coliseum. >> new developments in the battle between twitter and elon musk. twitter filed suit against musk to force the billionaire to complete his acquisition of the company. musk had agreed to by twitter

for 44 billion dollars but last week said he was dropping the deal. twitter filed the motion for an expert at a trial. they are asking for the case to be heard in september. >> firefighters from across the country are rushing to yosemite to help out of the washburn fire. that fire has charted more than 3200 acres. still burning in portions of mariposa grove where there are more than 500 giant sequoias. officials say the trees are secure for now. this comes as more resources arrive for their supporting the firefight. they have large tanks of fire retardant. a new 10,000 gallon portable water tank has been set up in the park. >> it is strategically placed so we can decrease the amount of time it takes for helicopter pilots to get their water, get over the fire, do their job and do it again. >> about 1600 people remain evacuated from the small community. the cause of the fire is under

investigation but officials say there was no dangerous weather like lightning when the fire broke out. >> let's check in with mike to see how conditions look in the area. >> let's take a look with the satellite and we will show you how it is still pumping up plenty of smoke. you can see from deadwood mountain we are looking at more of a blanket of smoke then we had the last couple days like the extra heat from the flareups. this is cleaner than it was a couple hours ago as you look from the valley ford. -- valley ford. mixing out a little bit into the higher elevations. emitted he is 28%. the breeze can be -- the temperatures can be warmer in the valleys. that is going to be an issue. it never gets humid this time of year but thankfully the winds are going to stay slow. could be a lot worse.

>> contra costa county fire officials say the marsh fire burning near pittsburgh and bay point is contained once again. this is video from sky 7. you can see it smoldering in the dense heat. the fire flared up on saturday driven by strong winds. it originally broke out on may 28 in a homeless encampment. the fire has burned 500 acres. officials say it is likely to smolder for weeks. >> a shocking homicide in the south bay. an 83-year-old man accused of killing a neighbor. you tend danger. the newest covid variance and why you are a risk even if you just had covid should dramatic images looking to deep space images looking to deep space from nas a jelly bean that's good for you? try nature's bounty jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier-for-you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. get more with nature's bounty jelly beans. another busy day? more flavorful immune support. of course - you're a cio in 2022.

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and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> in 83-year-old san jose man is in custody accused of shooting and killing his neighbor. the homicide happened at the river glen mobile home park last night. >> sec went and spoke with the victim's loved ones. >> this is what neighbors tell me the san jose mobile home park normally looks like. monday evening, it was the scene of a tragic shooting san jose police say left a man dead. his name has not been released publicly but david said he was a friend. >> he would give you the shirt off his back. >> he says he saw the victim and suspect talking to each other outside. he saw the suspect go back to

his home to >> five or 10 minutes later i hear pop, pop. >> police say they got to the scene after 6:30 monday evening and they were able to identify the 83-year-old as of the suspect. >> they both lived in this mobile home park. i'm sure they knew each other. the motive and why this occurred we are still investigating. >> michael haney's a bit defender denied a request for an interview. neighbors tell me the suspect had been through his own tragedy. >> he lost his wife a couple weeks ago and he has not been the same since. >> i got the opportunity to speak with the wife of the victim who was too emotional to go on camera but shared with me she is going to miss her husband who has been her caregiver after an aco injury. -- an ankle injury. this marks the city of san jose 20th homicide of the year. a woman was arrested and charged with killing her husband by starting a house fire.

>> they are not limited to an age group, and ethnicity. >> neighbors in this mobile home park tell me their priority is to support the family of the victim coping with his loss. >> slow going this afternoon on bart in the east bay after a train broke down inside the tunnel in the oakland hills. part says the train hit some sort of debris on the tracks tripping the power to the train around 11:20 this morning. crewmembers moved about 120 passengers onto another train and took them back to over to station. it was quite an expense for a couple visiting from london. > the train was moving and then there were sparks on the side. >> i think it had a light or something. there were loads of sparks and five minutes later they were like we are not moving. they were going to have to kick us off. >> cruz got the train off the tunnel around 2:15 and service

went back to normal. >> our view of the universe is expanding thanks to nasa's new telescope. four more images came out this morning. it is the deepest look at the cosmos ever captured. morgan norwood has a look. >> we can now see in high definition what was happening in the universe millions of years ago. nasa releasing more images from the james webb have also -- james webb telescope showing a gaseous planet outside of our solar system and two images of dying stars. also a cluster of thousands of galaxies dancing around each other. >> we might be seeing some of the first to form this image. we need to start doing the precise measurements. that is what we are all eager to do. >> the nearly $10 billion telescope peering into the universe deeper than humanity has ever seen. the use of the infrared light spectrum allows the telescope to see through cosmic dust. >> today for the first time we

are seeing brand-new stars that were previously completely hidden from our view. you sort of get the sense of depth and texture from this new data. >> as marvelous as the discovery is, it is just the beginning. the webb telescope help scientists study the earliest yelich sees, how our solar system formed and if there is light -- if there is life on other planets. >> this telescope embodies how america leads the world not by example of our power but the power of our example. it symbolizes the spirit of american ingenuity. >> the webb telescope was only scheduled to last about 10 years now holds enough capacity to operate much longer. >> coming up, we will have a look at the local connection to that telescope. these pictures are just breathtaking. >> they are stunning.

how do things look if you're looking to the stars today? will you be able to see them? >> not quite as clear as that but it does not take us $10 billion either. that is absolutely just jaw-dropping. there is a look from emeryville. the clouds are on their way back but they are not coming in quite as fast as they did yesterday. it was measurable along the coast. 300s in bodega bay. it could also fall in other areas but not become measurable. if you like today, you will love tomorrow. it is almost an exact replica. inland warming. that is where we are going to see the biggest changes in the forecast. we have another southerly push of mild air for most of us and look at that. the temperature at the coast jumped back up. it was down as cool as 55 when we had the northwest winds. that sets the stage for a little

moisture in the marine layer which means a little more drizzle. it is not litter temperatures fall quite as much as they normally would during the overnight hours. we had mid to upper 60's in half-moon bay in san francisco. 80's inland and even 91 in brentwood to temperatures in most areas are well below where they were yesterday. places like concord, livermore, fairfield where they are double digits. you can see the breeze coming up. it will go away about 9:00 tonight but we still have the small craft advisory from the golden gate through the delta. once that starts to taper at 9:00, we start talking about the coastal flood advisory coming in tonight at 10:45. there will be some minor flooding again. here is a look at what is going to happen during the evening hours. 61 to 73 at 3:00.

we have these two areas battling once again. this high and this low and the low is winning that is why we have the thicker marine layer and temperatures in the mid-50's to low 60's. upper 70's to mid 80's in the south day. maybe low to mid 70's for most of the peninsula. low to mid 60's along the coast and upper 60's for downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. 69 in berkeley. everyone else in the low to upper 70's. 81 to 87 in our inland east bay neighborhoods. when the high we have saved its dominance, it is going to be mainly in our inland neighborhoods. and linda we will start to head the upper 80's to low 90's thursday and friday. 90 saturday and when the high starts to lose out to the low, it will be our inland neighborhoods where temperatures are returned to normal. >> we are five days away from

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locations expensed a high-volume of incidents that make it unsafe to continue to operate. things like crime and drug use. >> time for consumer news. >> michael finney here with a look at amazon's own holiday. it is so big you need two prime days. >> that is how they get it to is it going to work for you? for some, yes pit others, no. it depends on what you are looking for. amazon's own brand such as kindle e-readers, fire, video streaming devices, echo smart speakers and other electronics from the amazon family are seeing the biggest discounts. some other namebrand electronics have also slashed prices but not everything will be on sale so you might be better off comparison shopping or waiting until labor day or black friday to find the very best deals. some other retailers are having their own sales. target, best buy, nordstrom and

coals are all having summer sales. the big holdout appears to be walmart but it says it is slashing prices on a large-scale. if you are hitting the sales, frog stores know that prime days are when shoppers have their credit cards out to the back guys are waiting to take advantage of folks like you looking for deals. a cybersecurity firm even calls this amazon crime day. last year it found 86% increase in fishing emails claiming to be about prime day. scammers have registered hundreds of new to baines with terms related to the term amazon so be careful out there. >> prime day is crime day for some. >> that is so terrible. the world-famous bts is coming to disney in big streaming deal to abc 7's parent company says it will add new original shows

to disney plus pit it will include a behind-the-scenes documentary at a concert special with the entire band. the move to disney is expected to show a personal side of some of the members. >> they are so popular. just ahead, mutant danger. the are talking about unfortunately the newest covid variants. what you need to know. >> this could have been the spark that started a new civil war. >> the explosive testimony today on capitol hill.

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today the committee presented more evidence and testimony about a fiery closed-door meeting that took place december 18 and the two-week the committee says galvanized extremist groups one day later. abc news reporter justin finch following developments on capitol hill. >> a bombshell moment at the close of the house committee's seventh hearing. >> after our last hearing, president trump tried to call a witness in our investigation. a witness you have not yet seen in these hearings. >> committee vice chair liz cheney saying they will take any effort to influence witness testimony very seriously. that the justice department has been alerted after that witness who did not pick up trumps call contacted their attorney. a dramatic close to a dramatic hearing that focused on a crucial timeline tracking the activities of donald trump and his allies from december 14, 2020 through january 6 2021. >> president trump is a 76-year-old man.

he is not an impressionable child. >> clips from last week's testimony from pat cipollone featured probably -- feature prominently. he believes trump should have conceded the election after more than 60 court hearings found no proof of election fraud. >> if your question is that i believe he should concede the election, at that point in time i did. >> that committee focusing on a heated meeting december 18 which included the former president, rudy giuliani and sidney powell and retired general michael flynn. pat cipollone was there and said he opposed the efforts of the other advisors to seize voting machines in states trump lost and other efforts they were proposing to overturn the election. >> i don't think any of these people were providing the president with good advice. >> the panel highlighting this tweet posted by trump on december 19, 2020 reading big protest in d.c. on january 6.

we will be wild. the committee calling that tweet a call to arms for trump supporters. >> this could have been the spark that started a new civil war. >> the committee revealed its evidence showing far-right groups the proud boys, the oath keepers and the florida 3% ours decided to coordinate together on january 6 which those groups normally do not do. the committee alleging trump's call to march to the capital january 6 was not spontaneous but it had been discussed among rally organizers days before the capitol riot. >> in covid headlines, the test positivity rate dropped in california for the first time in weeks. it stands at 16.1% down from 16.7% on friday. >> the cdc says more than 29,000 people died from drug resistant infections in 2020 largely due to covid-19. that total ends years of progress in fighting these

infections. >> australian officials estimate people can get reinfected from covid as soon as 20 days later. stephanie sierra is here with more on that research and what it means. >> this latest development is coming out of australia where health officials say due to the strength of ba.4 and ba.5 on antibodies, remain only have 28 days of immunity after infection . no raising questions, could we get reinfected with both? strengths a warning from australian health officials, we infections from ba.4 in ba.5 covid subvariants are happening much earlier. >> it means your protection is probably shorter than we had previously thought. we previously thought three to four months. it is probably less. >> a committee of australian doctors say immunity with ba.5 only lasts 28 days.

officials adjusting recommendations. your comments about those new guidelines implemented, do you think we should do the same? >> i think it is something for discussion. if you are infected at the beginning of the summer, there is nothing saying you could not the infected again today with one of these newer variants. >> ba.5 is one a -- is the most dominant strain under the u.s. accounting for 65% of new cases according to abc's analysis. ba.4 accounts for roughly 16%. the two are dominating the latest surge making up more than 80% of new cases nationwide. >> we are probably seeing a drop in the bucket in official cases compared to what is going on. >> as most of the bay area braces for another surge, solano county is already in one. >> we are experiencing it now. we have seen a bump of 10%. about 30 per day more over the past week than we did prior.

>> hospital systems across the bay are not overwhelmed are reporting an increase. abc 7's data analysis found marin, alameda, santa clara and solano counties are reporting steady increases in new admissions from just last week but thankfully not in icu admissions to >> they definitely seem to cause much less severe disease than earlier variants. >> the question is, could that change if you are infected with both strands? > you can be infected more than one time. it may have been but i expect it is a rare occurrence. >> what is not a rare occurrence is how likely each new omicron subvariant will lead to breakthrough infections. that is according to a recent study published in the new england journal of medicine. researchers found antibody levels were sixfold lower against the original variant but now are 20 fold lower against

ba.4 and ba.5. that puts it all into perspective when you're talking about antibody response. >> speaking of infections which seems to be easier to get, what we know about the potential for symptoms to worsen the more you get it? >> there is some preliminary data being looked into. that suggest the more you are infected, the more chronic symptoms you could have at it is too early to know for certain if more comes out to prove that, doctors are saying it may be time a second booster shot become available for people over 50. >> a man going for a record that is more than a little bit nutty. what is that contraption on his face?

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i thought it was a lot of money for two years. scientist at heart. i wanted to be an astronaut. i wanted to go into the stars and learn about new places and whatever was out there. think star trek pair that is what i was into as a kid. this is fascinating to me. i wish they would let out more information quicker because i want to keep digesting what they are seeing and learning. it is amazing. i almost cannot put into words. the inner child is coming out with excitement. >> it does boggle the mind how we are able to get those images at all. >> 13 billion years old. >> science is a thing. >> is it? it is amazing >> if you believe in it. it is remarkable. we have captain kirk over here. >> i have so many thoughts. i feel -- it makes me spiel -- makes me feel in feet --

insignificant but significant at once. we want to take care of the world we do have even though it is a tiny speck in the world. >> can you still think we are the only intelligent life form out there? >> intelligent arguably. who are we talking about here? a new tribute today to one of the world's most famous conservationists. barbie has released a dawn modeled after dr. jane goodall. it is part of arby's inspiring women series. the doll is also green. the company says it plans to be 100% recyclable in its products and packaging by 2030. what do you think? >> i think it is great it if we are going to have barbies, let's educate our kids. and honor these incredible people and i love they are going to do better for the planet to make everything more recyclable. >> it is interesting reading about jane goodall that she really wanted this because i

thought initially -- but she wanted it because i think in her mind it speaks to female empowerment and what you can do and having that barbie be a role model for little girls realizing you can do this. >> she is also of a generation where barbie was it. that is partly why and how i think if girls are playing with barbies, may have -- may as well have good role models. >> can we make her real proportions please? >> i am with you there. >> if you are looking for a high vacation spot, timeout magazine is out with its list of the world's best cities. it appears scotland is the place to be because it makes two appearances including number one, one, edinburgh because of its architecture, scenic hotspots and what are described as forward thinking bars. not sure what that means. chicago.

columbia. glasgow, scotland and amsterdam. to round out the top five. san francisco ranks 25th. who wants to go where? >> i never edinburgh but you have. >> the birthplace of harry potter. >> amazing? >> yes. you could tell it was a very wealthy city when it was built. the architecture is phenomenal and it is everywhere. what they do in europe especially the united kingdom is when they refurbish and will old and, they leave the façade but they take the rest of the building away and make it modern but they leave the old architecture on the front of it or on the side of it and that is something i wish we can do more in the u.s. with older buildings. >> we don't have anything that old. >> the architecture is amazing. it is everywhere you go. it is a walking city.

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>> a celebration in the east bay for a local company that helps seniors lead healthier lives. the center for elder independence marked its 40th anniversary officials say the

pandemic has been trying for older americans leading to even greater isolation. >> the pandemic has shifted the way we think about how do we serve seniors and serve him well and keep them healthy and also provide excellent socialization opportunities. >> a cdc report found nearly a quarter of adults ages 65 and older are considered to be socially isolated to the report says isolation and loneliness puts cedars at -- put seniors at greater risk for dementia and other medical conditions. a new study puts california at number one when it comes to wellness. >> reggie spoke with dr. michael smith today on our streaming show. >> congratulations. you guys are number one. great job. it is a really extensive survey that we did. you can see on the screen california, number one. arizona and then my state, florida pulling out the top three. this was an extensive study.

we looked at 11 different parameters in three broad categories. one was mental health and physical health from cdc data to another was access to open spaces. city parks, national parks. and then we also looked at google trends. what kind of things are people searching for when it comes to health and wellness and how often are they searching for those things? when you put all that together, california did really well. mental health is good. physical health is good. obviously access to a lot of parks and stuff. what was interesting to me as an integrative medical doctor there just to know that californians, you guys are really into learning about health and wellness because you guys are all over google. i'm searching all kinds of stuff

relating to health and wellness. >> when you invent google, you also use google. that is part of how that works. what states did not fare well? >> unfortunately, a lot of the states in the south so alabama, oklahoma. arkansas. we have had a problem in the states for a long time. high rates of diabetes. high rates of obesity. let's be honest. obesity, diabetes, these are things that are epidemic throughout the country. we have to do a better job as a country, as a nation on dealing with these things. >> interesting study. you can see some of the problems and also some of the pluses we have in california. >> namely the plus, the weather is always nice. you can always work out, go for a walk.

no excuses. >> who else gets to swim outside all year round? >> live in hawaii. -- people who live in hawaii. i random thought that just popped into my head. >> random like it is always there. >> 2465. with larry, either working from home or hawaii. >> let's talk about our weather. i wanted to start with hurricane derby. major category 3 but it is expected to weaken by the time it gets close to the island. it will be just an area of low pressure. it could kick up extra rain and showers especially on the eastern side and extra tall surf on the eastern side of the big island and possibly maui. we are still watching what is going on in the sierra but the air quality is better around yosemite with places like auburn and placerville.

they are dealing with unhealthy air while ours is green and yellow. it is mainly going to be good. that is the forecast from the bay area air quality management district. tonight, 63 at 6:45 dropping down to 60. if you see a little higher than normal are some areas where you walk to the park may be flooded that are not normally flooded temperatures tomorrow a little bit below average from 67 in san francisco to 76 in antioch. nothing too extreme for thursday, friday and saturday and sunday, monday and tuesday temperatures slide down the scale. not a bad forecast to >> who wants to be rich? raise your hands. >> i think everyone has their two hands raised. >> lottery tickets, the megamillion jack pot is the highest it has been in more than a year. now worth $440 million. the 248 million in cash to

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