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equipment and tools. >> i was not shocked at all to see so many tools. i imagine there are probably several more places like that around town with how frequently tools and specific are being taken from construction sites. >> ashley king responded to police on social media, curious about whether any of the items may have been taken from her family's nearby construction site. king says the location has been targeted four times in six months, including the theft of tools, two stolen trucks, a stolen tractor and a poured forth attempt -- a awarded fourth attempt -- thwarted fourth attempt. even more concerning, the bunker was built in the area of coyote creek and will creek drive next door to franklin mckinley school district at an elementary school. this neighbor spoke anonymously,

a victim of theft herself. >> i am scared. we have to be safe. if there's children nearby. >> king is an eighth grade teacher. she says recent mass shootings make the discovery of firearms even more frightening. >> to see weapons like that, weapons that could hurt anybody, especially children, from far away with precision, like, that is just so incredibly disturbing. >> officers found the bunker at a homeless encampment during a follow-up to a recent commercial blur agree -- burglary. six people were arrested for a variety of charges. all of the stolen items have been returned to their rightful owners. >> for two weekends in a row, vandals have left richmond elementary schools in shambles. the west contra costa school district says the damage varies from school to school.

the district adding lincoln elementary, which you see right here, was the hardest hit. they are hoping somebody saw what happened and they will call police. meanwhile, walnut creek police say they have arrested a man in connection with a smash and grab robbery at macy's in broadway plaza. these pictures captured the aftermath of that heist on june 18. the suspect is in custody, identified as being 19 years old and from vallejo. ama: demand for the monkeypox vaccine is exploding in san francisco. for the second day in a row, there were lines down the street. 136 monkeypox cases have been confirmed in california. almost half are in san francisco. j.r. stone spoke to the people who are scrambling to get vaccinated. j.r.: people lined up outside of san francisco general hospital tuesday hoping to get the monkeypox vaccine. >> i was recently informed of a direct contact so yeah, i need

to get one. j.r.: these are monkeypox lesions. doctors say they are only some of the symptoms. >> the initial flulike symptoms, followed by a rash that does not seem to be explained in other ways are really important to take note of. j.r.: 60 monkeypox cases have been confirmed in san francisco, 929 across the country. >> it is spreading fastest right now within the networks of gay, bisexual and transgender people. this disease has nothing to do with sexual orientation and gender identity. this is a flexion of networks. j.r.: trish says his friend who has monkeypox lives in new york. >> they are pretty sick, lesions, fever. j.r.: they tell us they were unable to get the vaccine on tuesday due to the high demand. this week, san francisco health officials requested 35,000 monkeypox vaccines. last week, they received under 3000 because of that loan

number, they are trying to prioritize vaccines for those who have been in direct contact with someone suspected or confirmed to have monkeypox. someone who has received a notification about potential exposure or lab workers who handle monkeypox samples. many here were not expecting it to be this hard to get a vaccine. the monkeypox virus has recently been found to have a 3%-6% for tally rate -- 3%-6% fatality rate. >> i only recently found out about the spread of monkeypox. j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> a warning from australian health officials about covid-19 subvariants. re-infections from ba.4 and ba.5 are happening much faster than expected. a committee of australian doctors say immunity from ba.5 is lasting only 28 days, not

three months. this report is a wake-up call. >> it means that your period of of immunological protection is shorter than we previously thought. it is probably less. >> theba.5 variant is now the most dominant strain in the u.s., accounting for 65% of new cases, according to an abc news analysis of cdc did. while every bay area county is reporting an increase in hospitalizations, there have not been icu admissions. ama: firefighters are rushing to yosemite national park to help battle the washburn fire. the fire has charred more than 35,000 acres. it is still burning in portions of mariposa grove, where there are more than 500 giant sequoiass. officials say the trees are secure, at least for now. this comes as more resources arrive for the aircraft supporting the firefight. large tanks of fire retardant

are being driven in and a new 10,000 gallon portable water tank has been set up in the park. >> the water tank is strategically placed so we can decrease the amount of time it takes for pilots to get water, get over the fire, do their job, come back and do it again and again. ama: about 1600 people remain evacuated from the small community. because of the fire is under investigation -- the cause of the fire is under investigation but officials say there was no dangerous weather when the fire broke out. >> tesla's closing an office in san mateo and ling off over 200 employees. according to techcrunch, the workers were part of the company's. . autopilot team the layoffs are part of a cutback announced last month by elon musk, who said tesla would reduce workforce by 10%. the company has more than 100,000 employees. some from the san mateo office could be relocated. twitter is suing elon musk. they're trying to force him to buy the social media company for

$44 billion. musk said he was going to terminate his bid because twitter had not given him information about fake accounts. twitter denies then fired back in its legal filing, sing elon musk apparently believes he is "free to change his mind, trash the company,, disrupt operations, destroy stockholder value and walk away." ama: in the north bay, part of a popular trail is closed because of a homeless cap. sonoma county parks announced the jo adell the trail between dunn avenue and stony point road is closed. it says the encampment is becoming a safety concern. the camp popped up recently and quickly grew in size. the trail has seen homeless camps before. in fact, there was one estimate to have well over 200 people living in it in early 2020. it was eventually cleared and the people were relocated. >> she immediately screamed and yelled "i'm hit!"

ama: the father of one of the victims hit by gunfire at the oakland coliseum shares their story and a picture that he says is a lot more than just a bullet fragment. >> a bombshell comes out near the end of the latest january 6 committee hearing. we will tell you what else was revealed today in public. >> our cooling marine influence kicked into the. i will let you know how long it's hanging around, coming up. ama: a look at what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live." >> thanks. i am anthony anderson. watch this, or my mama will find you. note. it is actually an acronym, not of planet earth. blinked twice if that's what the mo

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>> in washington, the january 6 committee was wrapping up for the day when there was one bombshell moment. >> after our last hearing, president trump tried to go a witness -- call a witness in our investigation, a witness you have not yet seen in these hearings. >> liz cheney added the committee takes any effort to influence witness testimony very seriously and that the justice department has been alerted. whether this qualifies as witness tampering is unclear. that witness did not pick up the call and contacted an attorney instead. also today, the committee focused on an explosive white house meeting in which the

president's advisors suggested seizing voting machines without providing any proof of election fraud. we heard from a member of the oath keepers, who said a trump tweet reading "be there, will be wild" was a call to arms. ama: new details about the injuries from celebratory gunfire after the a's game on the fourth of july. oakland police and the mayor's office said six people were hit by bullet fragments but that's not what one victim's x-ray shows. dion them brings us the story. >> all kevin's daughter wanted on july 4 was to be at the oakland a's game and watch the fireworks. >> it was a wonderful game. dion: the song "celebrate" by kool & the gang even played in the background after the a's win against toronto. >> the mood before the incident was wonderful. it was festive, celebratory. it was a wonderful experience up until that point. dion: that point came shortly

after the fireworks began. >> she immediately screamed and yelled, "i'm hit!" we could immediately see blood. i could see the pain that she was going through. dion: kevin's daughter was one of six people oakland police chief leronne armstrong said had been hit by 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. dion: the term fragments also used by mayor libby schaaf following the incident. >> it seems intentionally designed to minimize the seriousness of what happened in that area on a regular basis. dion: 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 daughter's x-ray. they said initially, bullet

fragments were believed to have caused all of the victims' injuries. it was discovered some of the victims were struck by full rounds. they did not elaborate on how the other victims were hit by bullets. the mayor's office requested we direct questions about the gunfire to opd. kevin says his daughter is having the bullet surgically removed wednesday. she knows it could have been much worse. >> there were several people behind us with young kids. dion: father and daughter do not plan to attend more games in the coliseum anytime soon. kevin hopes by speaking out, it says this message to the public. >> officials need to acknowledge that the problem is much more dangerous than they are portraying it currently about the chaos surrounding the coliseum. dion: in oakland, dion lim, abc7news. ama: san francisco's new district attorney is promising to crackdown on the tenderloin's open-air drug market. >> no longer love children

and families have to walk through the situations which i walked this morning, sing the drug dealing, the open drug use on the street. that is not something that we can tolerate in the tenderloin and he longer. ama: jenkins says that means prosecuting repeat offenders. she may also revoke plea deals that have been offered by her predecessor. jenkins says she will continue to walk the streets of the tenderloin to see if her policies are working to but will also work with san francisco police to track drug crimes and other neighborhoods. >> top san francisco officials say they will arrest drug dealers in the city, no matter where they are from. the new d.a., brooke jenkins, along with mayor london breed, vowed to crackdown on hand during -- pondering street gangs -- honduran street gangs dealing drugs in the city. he admitted that the staff of san francisco's drug dealers are from honduras but he balked at prosecuting them.

mayor breed says no more. mayor breed: it doesn't matter what race someone is, this is really about the crime and about holding people accountable for the crimes that they commit on residents of the city. >> jenkins says while it's important to be sensitive to the immigration issue, officials cannot allow residents to overdose on city streets. we have put together a 30 minute special about the tenderloin, it is called "50 blocks," streaming right now on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. let's get to the forecast. sandhya patel is here. cooler days ahead. sandhya: absolutely. today was 10-15 degrees cooler inland. tomorrow, we are going to continue that trend, at least away from the coastlines. let me show you what is bringing us the free air conditioning, this trough that has enhanced our onshore winds coming off the ocean, blowing towards the land. that drops temperatures, along with a deeper marine layer.

and has a ready pushed into the east bay, parts of the north bay. a nice push into these areas. that is going to continue as we go into the overnight hours. what's really helping out is the delta breeze. right now, 29 miles an hour rio vista, 27 in fairfield. temperatures are still pretty comfortable, in the 50's and 60's. we are not getting as much upwelling of the waters. 58 degrees right now with that southwest went. good air quality across the entire bay area right now but it is not expected to remain that way. an air quality advisory is up there tomorrow for eastern contra costa county. the air district is saying that smoke from the marsh fire could impact the area. if you smell smoke, stay inside, stay indoors,. . put your ac on air quality is expected to be good for wednesday and thursday. exploratorium camera showing you graykiver san francisco.

late night tides will continue and warmer weather is expected towards the end of the workweek. coastal flood advisory until 1:00 a.m. tomorrow for the king tides. high tide came up at 10:45. just over seven feet. . minor coastal flooding is expected in the low-lying areas. that's going to repeat again tomorrow night, so just keep that in mind. tomorrow morning, you will notice quite a bit of gray, a bit of drizzle around. in the afternoon, we will see the low clouds still lingering around the bay and along the coastline. morning temperatures will be in the 50's, 60's. it is actually going to start out quite comfortable, drizzle along parts of the coastline, just like today. tomorrow afternoon, only mid 80's our warmest inland valleys, plenty of sunshine. along the coastline, mid to upper 60's, breezy with lingering low clouds. if you're going to the giants game tomorrow against the d backs at oracle, it's going to be really nice, lingering clouds, breezy conditions.

the accuweather 7 day forecast, morning gray and drizzle. tomorrow, temperatures bottoming out inland. we will start to see a recovery thursday, friday, saturday is our hottest day. mid 90's and lived, mid 60's coast. carries on through tuesday of next week. ama: we are just five days away from this year's aids walk san francisco. it takes place sunday, july 17. to register, call the number on your screen or visit sf.aid swalk.net. stay with us.

ama: we are seeing deeper into the universe than ever before. larry: nasa's webb telescope is sending back incredible images going back to the dawn of time, like even before i was born. we are talking about 13 billion years ago. this is series! the camera was designed in palo alto. it took 60 years of work. >> we are really going to be able to observe, you know, the first stars, the first galaxies,

how they were formed. because we can observe with a high-resolution and higher sensitivity, you can see more details. ama: nasa is calling this the cosmicclipse. it shows the edge of the nebula. the tallest peaks are about seven light-years site. larry: almost looks like in painting. we are going to get more and more photos. i am in for dan. nba finals rematch and some league and offense color for the giants and ace. ama: chris alvarez is here with sports. >> coming up, the warriors' future on display. wiseman, kiminga and moody. which team scored more runs tonight, giants or a's?

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>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river casino. chris: one week from tonight, major league baseball's all-star game will be held at dodger stadium. left-hander carlos rodon added to the team and joc pederson will start in the outfield. giants luis gonzalez meet diamondbacks legend luis gonzalez. david villar to right. villar headed to third, ball gets away again. it is 4-0 giants. bottom of the second, joey bart, first homerun in nearly two months. 5-0 san francisco. more offense in the second. german mercedes, two-run liner is out to left. 7-0. thairo estrada, two homers in this game. logan webb earned his eighth win. giants win.

a's and rangers. life-sized bobblehead at globe life field. lou trivino, one strike from closing it out. tavares is going to score. bottom of the 11th, 6-6, bases-loaded, kirby sneed striking out steven duggar. garcia, there's his first career hit and rb i, made it 9-6 oakland. oakland scored 8 in the frame. chad pinder grand slammed. oakland wins 14-7 and 12. we saw the trio of james wiseman, jonathan kuminga, and moses moody hit the floor. first quarter, james wiseman making an impact. he had six points and seven rebounds in this one. late first half, how about

moody, moses, spin cycle and scores. warriors trailed by 20 at the have. wiseman times this block just perfectly. he hit three of those in this game. weatherspoon scored nine points, the steel and the showtime. nice dunk. late third quarter, jonathan kuminga, the other part of the trio, slimes at home. he scored a game-high 29. moses moody took a hard fall late. warriors lose. next up, a game against the thunder on friday. sports on

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