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forced to curb force to the curb and evacuated from san francisco airport's international terminal police are investigating a bomb threat and suspicious package this all unfolding during one of the busiest periods of the week to fly traffic also is now backing up outside the airport. good evening. i'm amidates. let's get right to abc 7 news reporter tara campbell who is live at sfo terra. latest yeah, alma we've been sent over to domestic departures to make sure we're not getting in the way of the investigation bart is also not making any stops at sfo right now and as you can see it is quite quiet behind me here, but a much different story at the international terminal at around 8:15 sfpd here at the airport got word of a bomb threat and shortly after we're able to locate what they're calling a suspicious package with a possible explosive. ice travelers in the international terminal terminal worry evacuated out of an man pd about it to social media causing

quite some chaos, especially on a friday night during the height of summer travel season. we spoke with one passenger arriving from toronto. i was getting my information from like just looking it up on my phone. i wasn't actually getting any official thing from the airport or from the airliner or anything. so yeah, i wasn't sure what was happening at all. and i think everybody was the same in that regard. now sfpd does say they have a man detained. they will continue with their investigation, but no word on when the international terminal will open back up until then they do say to expect delays and check with your specific airline about your flights for any of those delays alma. all right, tara. thank you so much and when news of the sfo evacuation first broke tonight, we sent this notification on our abc 7 news bay area app if you want to alerts like this when situation resolves download the abc app from the app store turning now to monkey pox says your health is a key focus of building a

better bay area tonight more local counties are saying they need more vaccine oakland's vice mayor penned an open letter to health officials marin's top doctors requesting more doses amid, two more possible cases. and in the south bay, there's a vaccine distribution strategy. that demands doses be given to those at highest risk first, but abc 7 news reporter am castillo highlights potential for some relief across the region it seems like we just can't catch a break from covid-19 to monkeypox south bay assembly member evan lowe pointing to the overlapping public health concerns from a distance. he's witnessed the urgent demand for the monkeypox vaccine hours long lines amid limited supply while the percentages are relatively small given our population. we know that this can easily grow quite rapidly. so it's incumbent upon us as government officials to nip this in the -- as soon as possible a member of the lgbtq legislative caucus himself low says it's

imperative. the lgbtq+ community has the public health support. it needs reasons why santa clara county says it connected with local outreach groups early on that is an effort. we think will be quite fruitful in reaching the people who are at highest risk for getting much box right now deputy health officer, dr. hans said the county had 11 cases friday. he says the majority of close contacts have been from sexual contact santa clara county received 742 doses of the genius vaccine administering 30 so far the vaccine is being made available by invitation only but in identify who have monkeypox and getting them tested and interviewing them to see you know who their close contacts might have been different from the county's covid-19 response dr. han doesn't anticipate monkeypox will rise to the level of needing mass vaccination events. the current supply wouldn't support such an effort the government needs to understand

the importance of getting to these communities quickly safely and that we have a readily available supply low supporting other. area leaders and their demand for the federal government to do more a move that highlights the region's connectedness, especially when dealing with health concerns. we are already teaching with other counties to think about you know, how how we could set up vaccination efforts that make sense that that aren't necessarily limited by county borders in san jose. i'm a medical studio abc 7 news. and in the south bay of vaccine distribution strategy demands doses be given to those at first risk as we mentioned in san francisco. the health department has announced that it's expecting more than 4,000 doses of monkey pox vaccine next week. it's not nearly what they hoped for earlier this week. san francisco said it needed 35,000 doses the san francisco 8 foundation had 500 people on the waiting list for the vaccine

last week. that number has since grown exponentially. some people are concerned that upcoming street fairs with large gatherings will spark an outbreak. wish you'd have learned from the previous epidemic that we had than being more proactive or taking action. the federal government ordered an additional two and a half million doses of the vaccine today, but those doses aren't scheduled to arrive until next year and in berkeley an update to a story we first brought you on abc 7 news at 11 this week the management of a club that held a vaccine clinic is explaining their planning changes for next time some people who are waiting in line to get the vaccine at steamworks wednesday complained after paying members of the club. we're loud inside first today, the general manager explained many of them were wearing. robes and bath towels and had to receive the vaccine inside. he said it was a misunderstanding and told abc 7 news from now on all vaccines will be administered outside next week. the plan is outside.

only one line. i have them coming to check out our parking lot, which is where we may have it. hoping to 500 doses again and yeah, that's the deal. steamworks says it has administered 800 monkeypox vaccines so far want to know more about monkeypox. we invite you to visit abc7news.com to get information on cases testing and vaccines in the bay area. more shake-ups today in the san francisco district attorney's office today da brook jenkins announced some promotions and there were some layoffs too. we asked abc 7 news insider phil mature about it today on abc 7 news at 4. there's two kinds of changes one is when you take over from somebody that you're friendly with. all right, in which case these transitions are usually very slow and you bring in your own team and your own appointees second one is when you take over from somebody that you are opposed or aren't in sync with and that's what happens. let's say when you have a new governor or a new president you bring in your own people.

this is happening quickly. and i think the reason to that is brooke jenkins doesn't have a lot of time. she's having to hit the ground running and she wants to make sure that she has a full line in front of her that's going to help her out. jenkins is expected to be on the november ballot for san francisco da. the east bay efforts to put out the smoldering marsh fire in pittsburgh ramped up today sky 7 was above the scene of contra costa water district flooding the area millions of gallons will be needed to flood the marsh for the next seven days to reduce the smoke. the marsh fire has been burning nearby vegetation for six weeks if the fire isn't put out pete in the marsh could cause the area to burn for months the ongoing smoke. caused an air advisory to extend through monday. so let's get right to abc 7 news meteorologist sandia patel with the latest sandia. yeah. there's good reason why that was extended. let me show you the air quality right now from purple air. you will notice that it is unhealthy in the red in pittsburgh moderate to poor in other parts of contra costa county that air quality advisory

through monday as you mentioned even though the overall quality for the bay area is expected to be good most of those days not in contra costa county avoid exposure to smoke. these are just some safety tips. keep your doors and windows closed put your ac on recirculate if you do not have ac temperatures are going to rise. it's going to get hot try to find a cooler place like a library or a mall 71 degrees right now humidity is coming up windsor light which is why the air pollution level is going up and the winds are going to remain out of the south southwest west breezy at times as you take a look. at the temperature trend. yeah, it's going to get hot tomorrow. and then the temperatures will begin to ease after that. i'll be back with a full look at the weekend forecast coming up ama. all right. thank you sandia. we will check back a tortoise sanctuary is reaching out for help tonight after a wildfire burned through its property in shasta county rocky. you survived a fire, buddy? your pen doesn't look so good. the user. no, it doesn't.

yeah, thankfully. it survived owner. katie. hoffman says tortoise acres rescue and sanctuary is one of the largest in the country. it was just hit hard by the peter fire near the town of anderson. hoffman says some of her 80 plus turtles were burned others are missing. you can see some of them coated in fire retardant says she's hoping for donations to help rebuild fences lost in the fire. new at 11:00 pacifica school leaders are dealing with their third hate. to in just weeks investigators say classroom items were also stolen. it was just days ago a large homeless camp in oakland went up in flames again. now caltrans is responding what is going to do starting next week? we normally don't get too worked up over nba summer league highlights, but you've got to see one play tonight from

all right, a live look now at san francisco international airport where the international terminal is closed right now as officials investigate a bomb threat. they all started around 8:15, and now we're starting to see the impact on flights. united has notified travelers. it's pushing back some international departures including to sydney and singapore. it's also expected that there will be impacts to arrivals at the international terminal. knew at 11 the leader of a san francisco. nonprofit is in the hospital tonight after being beaten this morning friends say it happened outside the community center. he helps run in the fillmore

district. the incident is now turning into a call to action abc 7 news reporter tara campbell also has this story i have over for anyone. be hit. hit with a two by four that's serious. and is serious for a community. to be challenged with lawless and violence reverend amos brown is san francisco's naacp leader and pastor at third baptist church just blocks from the ella hill hutch community center where james pingola was attacked. friday was beaten by two homeless persons with two back holes because it's simply asked them to leave the ground which you had rights do as the rector of that program police responding to a call just after 11 o'clock in the morning outside the community center in a statement saying once suspect was arrested on scene and they

are working to locate a second and as far as james condition, we know his injuries aren't life-threatening. he's a great. swelling in his head. thank god it's not. and worse. reverend, why do you think do you think james was targeted or why do you think it why do you think was not just james? black community has been targeted. has nothing to do with one individual. is a systemic problem calling on san francisco's board of supervisors and others to do more to tamp down on the homelessness crisis. we have not. the collective efforts on a part of our leaders and citizens all walks of life to say enough is enough. and that's exactly what reverend arnold townsend is saying he's lived and served in the fillmore district for decades and knows james. well his leadership around many of the issues and the difficult

issues in our community has been essential describing james as someone deeply devoted to the community and to its you someone intensely concerned about young people. so to help them set a path and of course for themselves, or they become contributors to the community. he too calling for more accountability and more help for people on the street without giving people an opportunity to live well. is really just setting them up. for a lifetime of failure. we've got to do better at approaching these issues tara campbell abc 7 news. now reverend brown says they're planting a community meeting next friday in the fillmore district. they're inviting the police chief and other local leaders to discuss a way forward trying to find some solutions to the violence and growing homelessness crisis. caltrans said today. it will close a homeless encampment in oakland. wot cd fst week ofires.pm

august crews are expected to start the process next week a large fire at the campus this week put up enough smoke for officials to briefly close part of the macarthur may. raising more concerns about safety caltrans is coordinating with oakland and alameda county to get the nearly 200 people living at the site access to shelter beds. new numbers out today on covid-19 showed deaths are back up in the us 10% more people have died in just the past week according to data compiled by the new york times los angeles county is reporting the most deaths in the nation. also, the cdc says nearly 85% of americans are living in areas that are at medium or high. for covid transmission the agency is now urging people to reconsider masking indoors if they are high risk for severe covid-19. the city of pacifica is investigating yet. another possible hate crime y sunt ridol tsk bh weed inne an officer

und a doll with a swastika inscribed on its forehead. another hate incident happened last month when someone stole a pride flag it re a few days later tattered and burned police are asking for help identifying the suspects. san jose's parks department is asking for help renaming columbus park the large 10-acre park located south of the airport was named for the famous italian explorer. however, columbus has been criticized for his treatment of indigenous people in recent years when the community was asked if they wanted to change the park's name 75% said yes, the department has posted an online survey listing 19 names among them frida, kahlo harvey milk and rosa parks the top three vote getters will be put to a final. vote all right. the weekend is here are some people hitting triple digits sandia that really happening. i think places like cloverdale will get up into the triple digits here in the bay area 90s, but getting close. all right, it's gonna be hot. it's gonna be a good weekend to hit the pool or go to the beach.

let me show you why high pressure over the four corners region expected to shift a little bit towards the bay area towards eastern california, and that's going to bring the heat there were thunderstorms in the central sierra earlier today, but fortunately they did have now with that high pressure ridge you're going to see rapid warning warming by lunchtime. you're already looking at 80s inland some 90s around clear lake cloverdale by 2 pm. it's going to get hot inland. this is not where your temperatures will end up. i'll show you in just a moment but notice how comfortable the coast remains speaking of the coast if you want to get away and you want to go to the beach. that's a live view from santa cruz a sun clouds mix for tomorrow very high uv index 64 degrees at ocean beach 67 at stinson beach. how about 79? in santa cruz if you're going to be taking part in aids walk on sunday, it's going to be quite comfortable so you don't have to worry about the heat 57 degrees foggy in the morning walk starts at 10:30 and it'll be in the upper 50s. the sun will be out low to mid

60s for the afternoon hours if you're going have a great time live doppler 7 showing fog along the coastline visibility down to four miles. it will be thick at times if you are going to be out and about early in the morning, so just plan accordingly 50s to these on your temperatures right now. we do have that coastal flood advisory for the king tide flooding potential until 4 am tomorrow high tide coming up just over six feet up 125 minor low-lying flooding expected fog on the golden gate bridge making for a murky view areas of dense fog overnight tonight heating up inland mild coast tomorrow and we'll go with a gradual cooling trend next week morning temperatures in the 50s and 60s once again, watch out for the fog afternoon highs in the south bay 86th and san jose los gatos. degrees on the peninsula you're looking at 82 and redwood city 62 pacifica downtown san francisco. 71 degrees quite mild along the coast where the fog will linger and in the north bay you're looking at 88 in san rafael 98 in calistoga 93 santa rosa in

the east bay 77 in oakland up to 81 in castro valley had inland and it's going to get hot 98 in fairfield brentwood 94 livermore 95 in concord accuweather 78 forecast is summer heat with us tomorrow. good news is after tomorrow. so temperatures are trending lower is still going to be hot inland on sunday numbers will be in the low 60s coast side and then minor cooling into the midweek ladder part of the workweek time period ammo ammo will be we didn't win we're hert

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