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below the 35,000 doses they have requested. >> preston is the first person to get the monkeypox vaccine at the special vaccination event put on by the san francisco aids foundation. >> we are doing 500 today. >> russell is with the san francisco aids foundation. he says as infection rates increase across the city, one way to get out of it is through vaccines which are in short supply across the country. those in line are here by appointment only. rick batista got vaccinated. he says this is more than just personal responsibility. >> i think it is important for our community to look out for ourselves and do whatever we can to make sure that monkeypox does not spread. >> san francisco has almost 50% of almost -- of monkeypox infections in the state.

city health officials requested 35 hundred new doses. >> the fact that it will take until the end of this year to get 1.5 million to 2 million doses out is frightening. >> monkeypox is affecting most people -- mostly men who have sex with men. people are afraid that the gay community will be blamed for the prices. >> we don't want people to be afraid of having sex. we fought a long time in the hiv and aids movement to not be stigmatized for the sex that we have so we don't want this outbreak to have us have to relitigate that conversation. >> vaccination is how we will control this outbreak. if we don't control it, it could be endemic. crisis got winners has san francisco and new york are the epicenters of the u.s. outbreak.

he says it is in the national interest to prioritize resources to cities like san francisco. >> if san francisco spirals, it will not stay in san francisco. same with new york city. we need to go over the operas are worse and get it under control. >> the senator says that nancy pelosi is advocating to have federal health agencies to move faster on the vaccine front. quite moving on to the east bay, police are searching for the suspect involved in a triple shooting at a livermore bowling area -- bowling alley. a man died here last night as families were dying -- dining.

the suspect pulled out a gun and shot three people before taking off. livermore police are pursuing several leads in the case. >> and some are following up on the suspect info. we are making sure that the victims at the medical hospital are getting their attention first so that we can interview them as well. >> police say they will track down the suspects with help of the community. >> these crews were responding to a fire and two trucks crashed into each other. the fire department tells us that four firefighters were taken to the hospital but were not seriously hurt. no word on what caused the

collision. new developments in the shooting of a mountain view police officer. the driver of an suv shot the officer and drove off during an early morning stop yesterday. the gunmen crashed less than aea mile away near hendon avenue and villa street. the department posted i thank you on the social media for the community support. a report released on the school shooting in you've aldie, texas says there were systemic failures in the police response. morgan norwood says the report by a special texas house committee into several agencies for failing to take action.

qwest surveillance video showing the minute by minute spots inside of rob elementary and vivaldi, texas. more should have been done. >> if there was only one thing i can tell you, there were multiple systemic failures. >> the police unleashing another round of heartbreak. >> broken all over again like it just happened. >> new surveillance video released with a 77 page report, the detailed -- they detailed a marriott of failures. adding that the entirety of law enforcement and is training preparation and response chairs systemic response to buddy missed opportunities on that tragic day. >> several officers in the hallway or that building knew or should have known there was dying in their classroom. they should have done more and acted with urgency, tried the door handles or to go into the windows and tried to distract

him. >> they failed to prioritize saving the lives of innocent victims over their own safety and larger state and federal agencies that arrive late or should have taken over demand. >> our government failed the students. what else do you want me to stay -- say? qwest they don't know if a faster or more competent response could have saved the lives of the students and teachers. many of them still seeking answers. >> why didn't they take them down while it was running in the school? >> others hoping this report sparks change. morgan norwood, abc news, los angeles. >> now to that wildfire burning in yosemite national park. neighbors in the community who

work under an evacuation order were able to return home today. the highway 41 entrance remains closed. crews have successfully kept flames away from ancient sequoia trees. the fire is now 51% contained. it has been burning since july 7 and has charted more than 7.5 square miles. no word on what specifically ignited the fire. a bay area beach mystery. where a rail washed up this weekend and a tragic scene at an airport near las vegas. these two small airports collided -- airplanes collided mid air. >> a reason to walk, we are looking at the return of aids walk san francisco. >> we have brisk breeze is blowing around the bay area right now but they have not managed to push out that in land heat.

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>> four people are dead after single engine planes crashed in north las vegas this afternoon. a single engine piper was coming in for landing when it struck a single engine plane. both planes fell to the ground with the piper catching fire on impact. the other fell into a water retention pond. there were two people in each plane. the clark county aviation department says there are no survivors. ntsb and the faa are investigating the incident. a dead whale has washed up on a popular pacific beach. it was spotted at 7:40 near

pacific appear. the carcass had reached chartres park beach. marine biologists from the california academy of scientists are investigating how they got there and the biologists -- biologists will also look at how to how to expose -- scientists will look at how to dispose of the dead animal. this is the first impression gathering since covid hit and message is don't forget about this other pandemic. after two years apart, people focused on the fight against pandemic that came well before covid re-convened in san francisco. >> all the money, all the research has gone to covid so we want to bring people back. quick this was another big success. the fight taking on a new

urgency in recent years. >> we still don't have a cure or a vaccine and now, long-term survivors are dealing with so many issues. especially since covid. >> it is 40 years now plus. we have come so far but we still have too far to go. >> abc seven is a proud sponsor of the aids walk. dan actually has been part of the event for the last 28 years. >> that is why it is having point to get back on track and to keep aids walk going and to restore full attention to the job ahead in terms of dealing with hiv and aids. >> so encouraging to see that turn out. one ice cream shop is taking this we treat to the next level. would you like a spritz with your scoop? we will check out a new fragrant

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>> happening today, it is national ice cream day. here is the scoop on how it all came to be. in 1984, president ronaldn istional i day ahehird sunday of ipinnaonas including dairy queen, cold stone creamery, dipping dots and baskin-robbins, they have special offers to celebrate. and taking national ice cream day a step further. they have listed in edible fragments that the company says

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another breezy day around the bay area but also a quite warm one. we have wind speed up to about 18 miles per hour. this is a much-needed cooldown. 4° cooler in oakland and hayward. you can feel that differs because it is cooler near the bay then the inland areas. it is 64° right now. palazzo, 74. it is 84 in santa rosa.

mid 90's here. it is run 99 or 100°. these are the forecast futures. it will be warm to hot inland. temperatures dropping off only a couple of degrees at our inland areas going through the week. we expect to see low clouds and fog return to the coast and push locally across the bay. we will start the way -- start the day that way with the lingering clouds here. overnight lows will be in the mid to upper 50's. still pretty mild. highs tomorrow, about 50 in half moon bay. once again, mid to upper 90's. here is the accuweather 7-day

forecast. minor cooling on tuesday. temperatures will drop in a few degrees. we have about a 2° reduction going into the latter part of the week. by friday and saturday, look for in land highs and highs around the bay shoreline in the low to mid 70's. we will be right back in just

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>> abc seven sports with chris alvarez. >> the giants wearing their throwback jerseys today to honor the a bear cub on the front

of those. the c line scott the uniforms from the san francisco cubs and did not change the image. the shirt says judas giants fan, hard to argue that. the giants looking to take three of four from milwaukee. andrew mccutchen, watch out. the liner back at 108 miles per hour. he saved his arm at there. the giants scored five runs in the third, sunday afternoon, taking jason alexander to the covey cove. to wilmer florez, look at him readjust and making the out. what a play. that was his third home run in 10 days.

the athletics and their fans are trying to finish their first half on a good note in houston. top of the sixth, the a's are down. a solo shot to left. his night of the year. the athletics are down 3-1. two on for chad pindar. a sinking line to center field. jake myers, can make a play. sean murphy scores. here comes open. stephen hit a sac fly there. to the bottom of the ninth, lou trevino pictures perfect ninth-inning. the athletics when it 4-3. oakland still has the worst record in the american league. the final round of the 150th bridge open, rory mcilroy tied for first when they began, has not won a major but has 16 top 10 finishes coming in today. with the drought and on the old course. cameron smith caught fire on the back nine.

five straight birdies to charge to the top as that goes. he could not convert his birdie. the tie on 14. that slide on by. a frustrating day. look at this part on 17. down the hill. gets back up. he will stay one ahead of rory. another chance for birdie to tie on 17. missed by that much. stays one back. a two shot lead. mcelroy must hold this out on 18 to tie. as you know, there it goes. smith with his firstajor, td for the best score ever in a major. what a run that was for him across the pond. eight weeks until the nfl, your favorite countdown continues. >> just ahead, spending a hot day checking out some

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>> a street party like no other. the hot summer sun does car show is back after three years. enthusiasts could not be more delighted. it has been 24 years since the show got started and the show features hundreds of hot rods and classic cars along prospect avenue in downtown danville. there were rare collector cars as well and classic muscle cars from all eras. all with life music and awards

for the favor collector vehicles. that is all the time we have for tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the first major investigative report on the uvalde school massacre has just been released. the 77-page report on the murder of 19 students and two teachers. texas lawmakers cite "systemic failures and egregious poor decision making" across multiple agencies, local, state, and federal. the report says nearly 400 officers responded to the scene but that no one assumed command. saying local officers "failed to prioritize saving the lives of innocents over their own safety." officials say the gunman fired more than 100 shots in a matter of minutes and that prior to the may 24th massacre, he had never fired a gun. and for the first time the report giving us an understanding of a possible motive tonight. how family members are responding. our mireya villarreal is in

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