>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. [no audio] >> good morning -- >> we are looking at some fog here along the coast. what we see as we get coaster is around the san mateo coast is some dense fog. look at that up her elevation temperature, 79 degrees. it is warm and dry above 1000

feet. below 1000 feet, we have cooler air and moist air. 55 novato. 58 san mateo. visibility 2.5 miles half moon bay. elsewhere not a problem. as we look outside, we are checking out a dark situation. the sun coming up at 6:00. it sets at 8:30. 50's at the coast. low 60's bayside. near 70 inland. it is a quick warm up inland as that delta flow is going to be weaker. that means a warmer afternoon. we will be above average in our inland valleys down by the south bay, morgan hill, and antioch and brentwood. mid 80's as we get closer to danville and pleasanton. the fog will be trying to

dissipate. we will call it partly cloudy. temperatures hovering in the lower 60's, half moon bay and pacifica. bayshore numbers in the 70's. you can see the golden gate bridge socked in with fog. you may have to use your wipers. certainly some dense fog in spots. to e use your low beings. -- your low beams. as that fog continues to lower and deepen, it will clear out partly. we will have a typically cool day with a wide range of temperatures, 60's at the coast to mid and upper 90's. >> breaking news in mountain view, police say they are looking for a suspect wanted for shooting a police officer during a car stopped overnight. the officer is currently in the hospital. he was hit in the upper body. we are told he is expected to

make a full recovery. police say the shooting happened in downtown mountain view just after midnight. the officer was conducting a car stop at a villa in wild cherry when a person inside the car shot at the officer. they say the suspect drove away from the scene before crashing at hinton and villa. mountain view police say a perimeter search for the suspect is underway around the downtown area. developing news, all clear at sfo after a bomb threat forces passengers to evacuate the terminal. international terminal is back open. san francisco police say they have cleared several areas of concern. officers have safely removed multiple suspicious packages. no word on what those packages were. this started around age: 15 last night. thousands of people had to evacuate. many posted about it on social media.

police have made no arrests. they are talking to a man in connection with what happened. >> officers made contact with an adult male they detained and discovered that there were suspicious packages that could possibly be an incendiary device. it has not been determined at this point whether those items are incendiary devices that could be set off. at this time, the adult male that we detained is still speaking with us and still part of our investigation. >> if you are flying out of sfo this morning, the airport is urging passengers to check with their airline for flight information and allow extra time. when the sfo evacuation first broke last night, we sent this notification on our abc 7 news bay area app.

turning now to monkeypox. your health is a key focus of building a better bay area. more local counties are saying they need more vaccine. oaklands vice mayor penned an open letter to health officials. marin's top doctors are requesting more doses. in the south bay, there is a vaccine distribution strategy that demands doses be given to those at highest risk first. there is potential for relief across the region as amanda del castillo you explains. >> it seems like we cannot catch a break. >> from covid-19 to mckee pops, southbay assembly member evan low pointing to the concerns. he has pushed for the urgent demand for the monkeypox vaccine. >> the numbers are relatively small given our population, but we know this can grow rapidly.

it is incumbent upon us to nip this in the bud as soon as possible. >> a member of the lgbtq legislative caucus, he says it is imperative the lgbtq plus community has suprt it needs. reasons why santa clara county connected with local outreach groups early on. >> we think it will be fruitful in reaching the people at highest risk. >> deputy officer george hahn said the county had 11 cases friday. he said the majority of close contacts happens from -- have been from sexual contact. they have administered 30 doses of the vaccine so far. the vaccine is available by invitation only. >> we are getting people tested to see who they're close contacts might have been. >> different from the covid-19 response, he does not anticipate

monkeypox will rise to the level of needing mass vaccination events. the current supply would not support such an effort. >> the government needs to understand the imports of getting to these communities quickly, safely, and that we have supply. >> low supporting other bay area leaders and their demand for the federal government to do more. >> we are already working with other counties to think about how we could set up vaccination efforts that make sense, that are not limited by county borders. >> in san jose, amanda del castillo. >> they are announcing 4000 doses of monkeypox vaccine next week. it is not what they hoped for. they said they need 35,000 doses in san francisco.

the san francisco aids foundation had 3500 people on the waiting list last week. that number has grown its financial he. some people are concerned that upcoming street fairs will spark an outbreak. >> we should have learned from the previous epidemic we had in being more proactive about taking action. >> the federal government ordered an additional 2.5 million doses of the vaccine yesterday. those doses are not scheduled to arrive until next year. in berkeley, the management of a club that held a vaccine clinic is explaining they are planning changes for next time. some people waiting in line at steam works wednesday complained after paying members of the club were allowed inside first. 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 that from now on all

vaccines >> will be administered outside. >>the plan is outside only, one line. have them check in at our parking lot. we are hoping 500 doses again. that is the deal. >> steam works says it has administered 800 monkeypox vaccines so far. want to know more about monkeypox? we invite you to visit abc7news.com to get more information on cases, testing, and vaccines. more shakeups in the san francisco district attorney's office. d.a. brooke jenkins announced promotions and layoffs. hear his perspective on those changes. >> there are two changes. one is when you take over from someone you are friendly with. in which cases these transitions are slow, and you bring in your own team. the second is when you take over from someone you are not in sync with. that is what happens when you have a new governor or

president. you bring in your own people. this is happening quickly. brooke jenkins does not have a lot of time. she has to make sure she has a full line in front of her that is going to help her out. >> jenkins is expected to be on the november ballot for san francisco d.a. now to new developments on the washburn fire in yosemite, grew to more than 3700 acres and is 37% contained. the fire has crossed into the sierra national forest, prompting road closures. park officials say no giant sequoias have burned. we got our first look at the mariposa grove, all of the trees still standing. the cause is under investigation. fire officials say it appears to have been started by a person. in the east bay, efforts to put out the smoldering marsh fire in pittsburgh ramped up. sky 7 was on the scene of contra

costa water district flooding the area. millions of gallons will be needed to flood the marsh for the next week. the marsh fire has been burning nearby vegetation for six weeks. if the fire is not put out soon, peat in the marsh could cause the fire to burn for months. the ongoing smoke has caused an air advisory to extend through monday. >> good morning to you as we look outside. what a gorgeous shot. the marine layer at about 1000 feet deep. there is fog, mist, and drizzle at the shoreline. near 100 inland. we have a warm up on the way. we will talk about it in detail next. >> the family of alexis gave resumes another search this morning. why evidence is keeping the family hopeful. a popular san jose park is getting a new name. why it is now controversial.

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>> caltrans has announced it will homeless encampment that has been the site of numerous fires. it will be closed by the first week of august. crews are respected to start the process next week. a large fire at the camp this week put out enough smoke for officials to close part of the macarthur maze, raising concerns about safety. caltrans is correlated with oakland and alameda county to get the people living at the site access to she the family of alexis gabe is going to look for her this morning. this search is planned in oblique near where her iphone protector was found. she was last seen leaving the antioch home of her boyfriend marshall jones. jones was killed by law enforcement in june when police moved in to arrest him, and he reportedly charged them with a

knife. based on notes, investigators say were written by jones. the leader of a san francisco nonprofit is in the hospital after being beaten yesterday morning. friends say it happened outside the community center he helps run in the fillmore district. this is turning into a call to action. tara campbell has the story. >> anyone be hit with a two by four, that is serious, and it is serious for a community to be challenged with lawlessness and violence. >> reverend brown is san francisco's naacp leader and pastor at third baptist church just blocks from the hutch community center where james panola was beaten friday. >> being with two by fours

because he asked them to leave the grounds. >> police responding to a call just after 11:00 in the morning just outside the community center. in a statement saying one suspect was arrested on scene, and they are working to locate a second. as far as james condition, we know his injuries are not life-threatening. >> he has had swelling in his head. thank god it is not worse. >> reverend, do you think james was targeted? why do you think -- >> the black community has been targeted. it has nothing to do with one individual. >> calling on san francisco's board of supervisors and others to do more to tamp down on the homelessness crisis. >> we have not put forward the collective efforts on the part of our leaders and citizens to

say enough. >> that is what reverend arnold townsend is saying. he has lived and served in the fillmore district for decades. >> his leadership around many of the issues in our community has been essential. >> describing james as someone deeply devoted to the community. >> someone intensely concerned about young people to help them set a path for themselves where they become contributors. >> calling for more accountability and 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 have got to do better at approaching these issues. >> tara campbell, abc 7. >> reverend brown says they are planning a community meeting next friday in the fillmore

district. they are inviting the police chief and other local leaders trying to find solutions to violence and the growing homelessness crisis. the city of pacifica is investigating another possible hate crime. police say two portable classrooms were broken into at sunset ridge school this week. both were ransacked. an officer found a doll with a swastika on his forehead. another hate incident happened last month when someone stole a pride flag. it reappeared several days later tattered and burned. san jose's parks department is asking for help renaming columbus park. the 10 acre park located south of the airport was named for the famous italian explorer. columbus has been criticized for his treatment of indigenous people in recent years. the community was asked if they want to change the part name.

75% said yes. the department has posted an online survey listing 19 names. among them harvey milk and rosa parks. the top three vote getters will be put to a final vote. san francisco's presidio tunnel top part will be opened tomorrow. this was six years in the making. the $118 million project again with the construction of the presidio parkway, which opened in 2015. there are 14 acres of park with thousands of native plants. the aids walk sf 2022 returns to golden gate park tomorrow. to register, call the number on your screen. the fundraising walk and if it's diverse hiv aids cobeneficiaries, each delivering essential programs to the community. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. our coverage will start at 9:00

a.m. at 10:00 a.m., watch the walk kickoff on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. turning to the weather, lisa argen is tracking the forecast. how is the weather shaping up this weekend? lisa: good thing it is right here in the city. we will have that breeze. it is not too hot. extremes today where temperatures will be above average inland. wide range with us before we begin a subtle cooling trend. as we look at live doppler seven, you can see the fog up and down the coast. san francisco sitting in between with patchy dense fog between the san mateo coast and el cerrito, san rafael, and as we get closer to the coast, there is mist and drizzle. you may need your wipers in spots. keep that in mind. temperatures in the 50's. low 50's foster city.

51 redwood city. upper 50's fremont. 57 hayward. 49 santa rosa. as you look from our suitor tower camera, this is the deck its dense as it gets compressed by high-pressure building in. we are looking at foggy conditions as you drive in along highway one. we will be looking at some slow clearing at the coast. it is going to be much cooler. as we get into that fog and drizzle that lingers throughout the morning, it will heat up inland quickly. mild at the coast. as we get through the upcoming work week, just gradual cooling. we will keep the extremes, except for today, out of the bay area. notice those pinks getting closer to our east bay or out by the delta. we are going to see numbers from the mid to upper 90's from antioch and pittsburgh. 92 conquered. this is your forecast sunday.

the warmest day out of the weekend, the next seven days is today. 60's and 70's bayside. by monday we are still in the 90's inland. where is the change? they are subtle. we will see the onshore flow keeping temperatures 30 to 35 degrees from our inland valleys to the coast. inland and east bay mid 90's today, average high's in the upper 80's. as we go through the next couple days, there is your gradual cooling trend. monday, we are around 90. the rest of the work week should be pleasant. highs today ranging from a percent of these, a boost in our inland valleys, 77 oakland today. look at 97 in antioch. near 80 in santa cruz. the aids walk very nice with comfort her -- with comfortable ratings.

that sea breeze keeping temperatures in the low 60's. the accuweather forecast summer heat today and inland heat lingers sunday. minor cooling monday. we will keep the 70's along the bay. the coast still only in the 60's with limited sunshine. >> thank you. just ahead when you think of your favorite sports team, do you get hungry? thinking of garlic fries. a look at some tasty treats across the country. announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight.

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a taste of texas. >> i am outside oriole park, home of the giants. when you go to the game, you have to get the garlic fries. the stadium smells like garlic fries. everyone has the hotdogs. the garlic fries, that is what makes san francisco's signature. >> i have to go with doghouse grill across the street from san jose state. get the barbecue sauce and a basket of fries. you are set. >> when it comes to food at the ballpark in l.a., i'm a traditionalist. when it comes to dodger stadium, you have to have a doctor dog. get the full-blown carnet asada nachos and extra jalapenos because if you are not sweating, you are not doing it right. >> those garlic fries. you can get a special look at the espies at 10:00 right here on abc 7. then catch them featuring steph

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>> this is abc7news. >> we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. lisa argen joins us with what to expect. >> good morning. starting with low clouds and fog. some mist and drizzle at the shoreline. it is july. the marine layer has not gone anywhere. 58 down in campbell. we are in the 40's in the north bay. we are looking at more

temperatures in the upper elevations, visibility two miles at half moon bay. it is 80 atop mount diablo with relative humidity 86%. relative humidity at the surface is near 100%. we are near 70 at 9:00 inland. we quickly warm up to upper 80's to the 90's noontime. it is above average heat with temperatures well into the 90's inland. elsewhere will be closer to average. a warmer day across the bay. stephanie: developing news at the san francisco airport, police say the international terminal is reopened after a bomb threat forced passengers to evacuate. here is a live look from our sfo camera. san francisco police say they have cleared several areas of concern, and officers have safely removed multiple suspicious packages.

this started around 8:15 last night. thousands of people had to evacuate. many people posted about it on social media. this happened on a friday night during the height of summer travel season. abc 7 went inside the airport to show people waiting, not knowing when they might take off. police say they have made no arrests, but they are talking with a man in connection with the suspicious packages. >> it has not been determined whether those items are incendiary devices that could be set off. at this time, the adult male that we detained is still speaking with us and still part of our investigation. >> when we landed and i turned on the signal on my phone, i was getting these alerts that everything was getting shut down, that was worrying. it seems mostly ok now. stephanie: if you are flying out

of sfo, the airport is urging passengers to check with their airline for flight information and allow extra time. a new three digit phone number is now live, and it aims to save lives. 988 is the new number for the suicide prevention lifeline. mental health professionals hope it will be as easy to remember as 911. zach fuentes has more on the change and why experts say it is needed. >> the national suicide prevention lifeline is a critical resource for people in distress. >> just making that call has an impact. >> the number is not the easiest to remember in times of crisis. >> as a mental health professional, i have to look up the one 800 topline. >> saturday, it is being simplified. >> when people call 988, they will be connected to trained counselors. >> it is necessary. >> suicide was the second

largest cause of death for individuals between ages of 10 to 14 and 25 to 34. the number of deaths by suicide in california was over 4000. >> more than $20 million in state funding has gone into it. that is to equip call centers to expected increase in calls. >> there have been 13 call centers across our state. >> the community behavioral health agencies includes those call centers. the ceo said she had concerns last year of the centers being overwhelmed once the new number went live. she says she feels more confident but adds there is room for more. >> as 988 goes live, there is enough volunteers, trained and paid staff to answer the need. >> for mental health professionals, the number is a

new resource and sign of hope. >> it says a big message -- it sends a big message. >> sac point is, abc 7. >> if you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts, there is help available now. you will find a list of loc a ll resources on abc7news.com. new numbers on covid-19 showed deaths are back up in the u.s. 10% more people have died in the past week compared to data compiled by the new york times. los angeles county has reported the most deaths in the nation. the cdc says nearly 85% of americans are living in areas that are at medium or high risk for covid transmission. the agency is urging people to reconsider masking indoors if they are at high risk for severe covid-19. as cases continue to surge,

could we see mask mandates return in the bay area? we contacted all nine bay area counties to ask if indoor masking will be reinstated. they said no. health officials said even though hospitalizations are rising, it is not high enough to reinstate the mass mandate. uc berkeley infectious disease expert dr. john schwartzberg are said masking can help. >> if we don't want to get infected, we need to be wearing masks now. if people would do that at a higher level, mandates would be unnecessary. >> the latest cdc data shows every bay area county is at a high level of transmission. the crackdown continues on retail theft operations in san francisco. earlier this week, officials seized $200,000 in stolen goods

from one man's apartment. these operations are planned months in advance. how can you tell what you are buying online is not stolen? >> it was a bust that surprised many. a san francisco man was able to steal and resell $200,000 worth of stolen goods in his apartment. police say there are many operations like it across the bay area. >> this one a rest from wednesday could result in opening cases on several other open investigations and lead to more arrests. >> police sergeant adam says there has been a spike in these operations in the midmarket area. how do they work? they often start small and involve middlemen, the people who try to offload stolen items as fast as possible. >> they are selling hundreds of thousands of dollars of goods online. >> according to an analysis by

the senate judiciary committee, there is more than $5 billion of stolen and counterfeit items sold online. in some cases, it is the online retailers tipping off investigators. scott ryan says ebay contacted them about wednesday's suspect. >> there was no crazy undercover process to it. we followed up with what they saw. saw the same thing, and took steps to identify who he was. >> what is being done to crackdown? state senator nancy skinner introduced a bill tightening requirements for sellers. >> the marketplace has to get information like their business license, the receipt of goods, those kinds of things, to prove that they are the owners of these goods in a legitimate way, and they have not been stolen. >> investigators say these

organized crime rings operate on ebay, craigslist, and amazon. what should we look out for? >> you want to look for is it a seller who is brand-new? they have never sold anything before. especially if it is an expensive purse or watch or if it is brand-new bulk, a whole case of aspirin. where do they come up with this? if it does not pass the smell test. >> another tip from michael, if you buy an item that is stolen, you could be subject to legal prosecution. that is unlikely if you bought the stolen item unknowingly. legally, it is not yours. as for senator skinner's legislation, if it passes, it will help protect consumers and retailers. it is moving to the assembly. tuesday nights mega millions jackpot has increased to $530 million.

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lola and mia were rescued from a roadside tourist attraction in oklahoma. a concerned citizen contacted the oakland zoo saying the tigers were underfed and lived in small, filthy cages. they travel thousands of miles and found deformities on both tigers. >> the thing with neglected animals is we have no history on them. we don't know their age. they probably have never received any veterinary care for preventative care. >> the tigers will live in the zoo's newly remolded tiger exhibit. before we had to pray, let's check in with lisa. lisa: we are looking at fog on the golden gate bridge. visibility down to less than a mile in spots. be careful across the bay bridge. look for this to stay here

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>> in sports, the giants and the a's will try to win their second straight games against division leaders. first pitch is at 1:10 this afternoon at minute maid park. last night, san francisco had one of the most dramatic wins of the season. here is larry beil with the highlights. >> good morning. talk about saving best for last. the giants were toast until the bottom of the ninth against milwaukee. they came through with three

homers off of one of the best closers in the game. you know how i get to work? it right the foil. good to go. giants were not good to go early. andrew kai-chen makes them pay. 4-2 milwaukee. giants down 5-2 bottom of the ninth. josh hader one of the best in baseball. bart has come alive. darin ruf again. hi and deep. the loja means goodbye. it is 5-4. is this really happening? bases-loaded. good night. drive home safely. walk-off grand slam. the last giant to do that, bobby bonds in 1973. 8-5 giants. the a's facing the astros in houston.

in this game urban allows a run on three heads. two on for elvis andrus. base hit center field. jake myers bobbles. rbis single will make it 3-1. in the ninth, it is a bolt of lightning. he had a career-high three rbis. nba summer league in vegas, james wiseman getting back into shape for the warriors. maybe the best summer league play we have seen. jonathan coming up with authority. mac may have run himself a two way contract. looking good. as for jaylen williams, showing the skills at 10 points. okc beat the summer w's.

reality it might be settling in. this could be his last time walking up the 18th fairway at st. andrews. the gallery was cheering for tiger. the leader after two rounds, cameron smith. this is a 64 foot eagle on 14. he is -14 and has a two shot lead heading into round three. >> let's get a check of our bay area forecast. lisa argen joins us with the details. lisa: we are waking up to low clouds and fog at the coast. the foggy conditions creating some issues along highway one. elsewhere, you can see it does not reach far across the bay. we are looking at pretty pictures.

whether or not you are influenced by this will happen to be if you are heading towards the shoreline. this is mount tam. we will seek temperatures cool at the beach. in the upper elevations, about 75 degrees here. upper 70's mount diablo. that warm air above the inversion. low 50's and two mile visibility at the coast. this is the marine layer at about 1000 feet. as high-pressure sets on top of it, it pushes it to the ground. that is why we are getting dense fog and moisture in the form of drizzle. high-pressure will release its grip in the coming days. upper 50's concord and livermore. we are not talking dramatic swings the next several days. the warmth stays with us about that deck of low clouds. 53 degrees in santa cruz with 70's on the way.

heating up inland, mild at the coast. that temperature spread 35 degrees and gradual cooling next week. in the south bay today, i wish it would be in the low 80's. 86 san jose. sunnyvale at 80 degrees. sea breeze comes into play in the afternoon. 82 redwood city. 80 palo alto. it looks like not a lot of clearing along the san mateo coast. low 60's from pacifica to half moon bay. closer to downtown, partly cloudy skies. low 70's for you. average high's in the upper 60's. in the north bay, it is a warm day. calistoga upper 90's. into the east bay looking at 77. calistoga should be in the mid 90's. you will notice the numbers coming up around five to six degrees in the east bay. fremont about 80 today.

that is about five to six degrees warmer than yesterday. heading inland, mid 90's to upper 90's. much of the warmth in our inland valleys getting closer to the bay, at least we will have that sea breeze. 90 in livermore. pittsburgh 96. certainly hot with that breeze not quite as strong throughout the delta. tomorrow at golden gate 10:00 's heat upayth next seven. inlan upper onand ttgartodaoling it w. stephanie: thank you for the

update. inflation and other issues continue to be a worry for the broader economy. tourism is proving to be a bright spot for the bay area. numbers have seen a dramatic surge since the start of the summer. tim johns tells us why it is having a positive impact on your wallet. >> after a pandemic break, they are back. everywhere from down on the streets to high above the city skyline. as inflation and other issues because worries about the economy, tourism is proving to be a bright spot. >> the pandemic was hard on everyone and everything. certainly small business. >> melissa rodriguez is a head of the -- is the head of the union square alliance. she says the number of visitors to the city has exploded. that means thousands of jobs throughout the bay area. >> they are coming to our businesses, frequenting shops >>

and restaurants. >>the uptick in visitors has been noticeable. figures from sf travel shows hotel occupancy climbing from 30% in january to 75% in june. growth that is broad-based. >> at the beginning of the year, it was pretty much all domestic. we are seeing it coming from europe, especially the u.k. >> the return of tourism is also about the intangible things, making the city come alive once again and giving us back a sense of vibrancy many have not felt since 2019. >> it is good for the morale of the city as we are moving forward. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. stephanie: the disney magic is back this weekend. wait until you hear what the park is cooking

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prevagen keeps my brain working right. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ♪ >> passengers forced to evacuate from san francisco airport's international terminal after a bomb threat and a suspicious package was found. this all unfolded during one of the busiest times of the week to fly. good morning. much more on the evacuation at sfo in just a moment but we will begin with a quick check of the forecast. lisa: we do have low clouds and fog this morning.