a part of our effort to build a better bay area. health officials estimate that half of monkeypox infections in california are in san francisco. abc seven news reporter joins us in the newsroom with a look at an effort today to get more people vaccinated. reporter: good evening. san francisco aids foundation says their staffs he is wanted to cases of monkeypox every day in the castro. city health officials say another 4000 doses will be here this week, but they add that will still be well below the 35,000 doses they have requested. they are the first person to get the monkeypox vaccine as sunday's special vaccination event was put on by the san francisco aids foundation. >> over 3000 people on the waiting list and were doing 500 today. crease, one way to get ahead

of it is through vaccines, which are in short supply across the country. those in linarrick got vaccinat. the way he it, this is about 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. reporter: san francisco has almost 50% of all monkeypox infections in the state but the city only has 3000 vaccines city health officials requested 35,000 doses of the federal government, which many say will not be enough. >> the fact that it's going to take until the end of this year to get a million and a half to 2 million doses out is frightening. reporter: monkeypox is impacting mostly men who have sex with other men, activists are concerned that the lgbtq community will be blamed for the emerging crisis.

they say education will be another key component to prevention. >> we also do not want people to be afraid of having sex. you know, we fought a long time in the aids movement to not be stigmatized for the sex that we have. so we do not want this outbreak to have us have to relitigate that conversation. >> vaccination is how we are going to control this outbreak. if we do not control it, it could become endemic. reporter: california state who represent san francisco says 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. >> because if san francisco spirals, it's not going to stay in san francisco. it's going to move elsewhere. same with new york city, so we need to go where the optics are the worst and get it under control. reporter: senator wiener spoke with house speaker nancy pelosi on saturday about monkeypox.

he says pelosi is advocating to federal health agencies to move faster on the vaccine front. on monday, a protest rally is planned at the san francisco regional office of the u.s. department of health and human services to demand more vaccines. in the newsroom. abc7news. dion: much appreciated. moving onto the east bay now. police are searching for the suspect involved in a triple shooting at a livermore only alley. though it was calm this morning, a 28-year-old man died here last night, as families are gathering for the evening. police said the incident started as an argument in the bar area at around 6:00 and that argument turned into a physical fight. the suspect then pulled out a gun and shot two people before taking off. two are listed in stable condition at the hospital, while livermore police are pursuing several leads in the case. >> so they are splitting up, some are following up on suspect info. lots are interviewing witnesses and also trying -- waiting until

the two other victims who are at the hospital, they get their medical attention first, so we can interview them as well. dion: police say they are confident they will checked on the suspect with the help of the community. the granato bolt will be open tomorrow at 4 p.m.. four firefighters were injured when a ladder trucks collided. the crews were responded to a nese at a vacant pgeed perheer the fire department tells us the four firefighters were taken to the hospital, but not seriously hurt. no word on what caused the crash. two new developments now, the shooting of a mountain view police officer. investigators say they have made an arrest in the case. the driver of an suv shot the officer and drove off during an early stop early yesterday morning. the injured officer is expected to survive. the gunmen crashed less than a mile away on villa street and ran away. officers say they arrested

33-year-old jeffrey troy, which you can see in the photo they released. the department posted a thank you on social media for the community's support and the department shared photos from the mountain view chinese community and free breakfast they received. developing news now, a report police today on the school shooting in texas. it says there were quote systemic failures in the police response. abc news reporter morgan norwood says the report by a special committee blamed several agencies for failing to take action. morgan: surveillance video showing the minute by minute police or sponsor the massacre inside robb elementary in uvalde, texas, confirming what families and officials have been saying all along. more should have been done. >> if there is only one thing i can tell you, it's that there were multiple systemic failures. morgan: the release unleashing another round of heartbreak. >> broken, broken all over again. like it just happened. morgan: surveillance video

released with a 77 page report from the texas house investigative committee that detailed a myriad of failures. report finding robb elementary did not adequately prepare for the risk of an armed intruder on campus. adding that the entirety of law enforcement and training shares systemic responsibility for missed opportunities on that tragic day. >> several officers in the hallway or in that building knew or should have known there was dying in that classroom. and they should have done more, acted with urgency, try the door handles, try to go into the windows, try to distract him morgan: according to the report officials a revived -- arrived failed to prioritize saving victims over their own safety. larger state and federal agencies that arrived later should have taken over command. >> law enforcement failed the students. our government failed the students. what else do you want me to say? morgan: the members also stressing that they don't know

whether a faster or more competent response could have saved lesgunman firing at studed teachers with an assault rifle. the texas committee that released the report presented the findings face-to-face to family members, many of them still seeking answers. >> why did they take them down when he was running in the school? why didn't they take them down? morgan: others think the r eport sparks change. morgan norwood abc news los angeles. dion: new details on a fire burning in pittsburgh for more than six weeks. nearly 20,000 gallons of water are flowing on the fire. fire crews today said the owner is pumping water from the delta water district. smoke has turned into an air quality advisory for tomorrow. the fire is burning underground, which is fueled by heat is decomposing wetland vegetation. coming up, a bay area beach mystery.

where a whale washed up this weekend. plus. >> that is why i am here, to support and defend people's right to whatever they choose to be. dion: a reason to walk. we will take a look at the return of aids walk san francisco at the golden gate arc. >> i'm spencer christian. we had a few more hotspots but look at this. it is cooler in most places than at this time yesterday. could this be the beginning of a trend? i will have the accuweather forecast

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dion: a dead whale was washed up on a popular each. it was spotted near pappear. this morning, the carcass had reached sharp each where a troop curious onlookers. marine biologists from the california academy of sciences are investigating how it got there. a chunk has been taken for analysis. biologis will assess how best a community celebration today honored three san leandro high school graduates. they were members of the schools special education program but their names were left off the program. their diplomas were never ordered in time. parents say it was an act of

discrimination while the school called it and ever. today they all moved on and honored the gradst kennedy park in hayward. >> to be able to come together with the community and somebody else saying we've got you guys, we're going to celebrate you guys, it just means the world to them. it makes the nightmare kind of become a little bit better by seeing the communiki >> h a party. i do not imagine to have it, but i had it. dion: congratulations to them. san leandro high school officials say they are reviewing the incident to make sure it never happens again. today, more than $750,000 was raised during today's aids walk san francisco. it was the first in person gathering since covid head and the message this morning, do not forget about this other pandemic . after two years apart, people focused on the fight against a pandemic that came

well before covid reconvened in san francisco's golden gate arc. >> it still an issue and there is still a need. so much has pivoted to covid recently, all the money, all the research, everything. so we want to bring people back. as an francis. >> we still do not have a cure or vaccine and now long-term survivors are dealing with so many issues, especially since covid. >> prevention, it is 40 years now plus that we have been living with hiv. we have come so far, but we still have too far to go. dion: abc 7 is a proud walk yu n dan ashley has been part of the event for the last 20 years. >> our community here, those people living with this disease, they were really impacted by the covid-19 pandemic. and so, that is why it is so important to get back on track and to keep aids walk going into

restore full attentionng with hiv and aids. dion: great to see that turnout. next, one ice cream shop is taking a sweet treat to the next level. would you like a spritz with your scope? we will take a look at a new way to enjoy it national ice cream day. and taking a live look outside, i think it is brisk and breezy this evening. temperatures are on a downward trend and spencer will be here with the numbers. >> coming up in sports we've got a major comeback at the opn championship. and a/hit. logan lamont playing big roles as the giants get huge. tobe: in the society that we were brought up in, it's very hard on little black boys. jordan: sometimes, when i cry, i won't know how i'm feeling or why i'm crying. tobe: you have to navigate feelings and emotions so they world don't get you.

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taking rybelsus® with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. need to get your a1c down? (♪ ♪) ask your healthcare provider about rybelsus® today. dion: happening today it is national ice cream day and here is the scoop on how it all came to be. in 1984 president reagan established national ice cream day as the third sunday in july. a number of participating national ice cream shops like dairy queen, cold stone creamery, dip dots and baskin-robbins all have special offers to celebrate. the international dairy foods

association says the average american eads 20 pounds of ice cream each year, which is the equivalent to four gallons. i'm not surprised. i know a lot of ice cream lovers. speaking of, salt and straw is taking national ice cream day a step or rather they have launched an edible fragrance the company says was created to add the missing sense of smell to the ice cream experience. basically, you should spray it on your ice cream, spray it on your body also. people can ask for a spritz on their ice cream from a scooper at the location you have to go to. the perfume goes for $65 online. i guess anything about it, you don't really smell your ice cream like wine or dessert. >> i never knew ice cream needed a bouquet. dion: oh yes, that is very technical. >> i guess it does. for some. the bouquet here is warmth. spencer: but also wind. let's take a look at arc current surface speeds.

wind is anywhere between 10 and 20 miles per hour for most of the bay area. stronger whee h mile-per-hour wind seds. so it is breezy but a bit cooler in most places than this time yesterday. more than two degrees cooler in oakland and four degrees cooler in concord, which was at 99 degrees this time yesterday. and fairfield 7013 degrees colda right now, but the warmth is likely to bounce back again tomorrow. 71 palo alto, upper 70's san jose and santa clara. 59 at half moon bay. mainly blue sky over the golden gate right now, low clouds later in the evening. 78 degrees in santa rosa right now. napa in the low, 90 at fairfield, 94 concord and 89 at livermore, so toasty in the bed. be warm to hot inland

again tomorr.expect gradual coog on tuesday about two degrees cooler each day as we go later into the week. overnight, look for clouds along the coast. they will move locally across the bay. 7:00 tomorrow morning, as the commute is underway there may be lingering dog -- fog but it will push back to the coastline and we will have a sunny day tomorrow. overnight lows will be in the upper 50's to low 60's in inland spots. mild overnight and then warm away from the coast again tomorrow. d to upper 70's near the bay and mid to upper 90's at the inland east bay. mid 80's to lowhe way up north, lakeport will be around 102 and 99 respectively. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast predict notice a gradual cooldown each day going into the latter part of the week. but the bay will nice dzylleelon

low to mi70's by thtieto xteek. highs will be only in the upper 80's. it is cooling down. >> now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: the giants were ranked throwback jerseys for african-american heritage day honoring the 1946 sea lions. there's a bear cub on the front of those jerseys. as the story goes the sea lions got the unities from the san francisco hubs and change the names. then they change the image. that is the cutest giants fan you ever to see. giants looking to take three of four from milwaukee. andrew mccutchen, watch out cream minor hit at 108 miles per hour. saving his arm right there, he wins six strong. ththsuayfternoon. taking santa rosa native. areer, 7-1 giants per web getting help from his defense as well. thairo estrada, look at that play.

look at wilmer. readjust for the out. that is a great play on all sides. brandon's third homerun in 10 days. the giants went 9-5. they have won seven of their last nine. the third and wild-card spot -- third and final wild-card spot. the a's and fans trying to finish the first half in houston on a good note like thatof t 's. they are down now 3-1. three batters later, to on. sinking liner center field. cannot make it. the ball gets away, sean murphy scores. it's a three-to game. steven had a sac fly to tie it up and in the eighth, ripping one down the line, pindar is going to score. that made it 4-3 a's. bottom of the ninth. a perfect ninth. taking two of three but oakland still has the worst record in the american league. final round of the 150th british open, fan favorite rory mcilroy

tied for first appeared has not won a major in eight years but has 16 top 10 finishes coming into today. so with a drought and on the old course? australian cameron smith caught fire on the back nine. five straight birdies, charging to the top of the leaderboard while mcelroy did not make mistakes, he could not convert his birdies, 14 slides on bi and smith was locked in. look at this put on 1700 down the hill, gets back up, save par. he will stay one ahead of rory. another chance for rory, bertie chance to tie on 17. missed by an inch, heat stays one back. frustration building until smith on 18 with a tap in birdie to get to -20, as a two shot lead. that is important because he must pull this out on 18 just to type. that's going to bounce on by, so the 28-year-old, this was his first major, 20 under his tie for best score ever in a major,

he plans to drink lots of beer. >> how many beers as gonna take to drink it all? >> i'm gonna guess two cans of beer. >> how many are you going out after that? >> i'll probably have about 20. >> i keep knocking on the door and again, i cannot get to down on myself, because the game is there it's just a matter of setting. >> stephen curry is hosting the sp's. he is up for four awards including best player. heba title, so come the m.v.p., west finals and, all-star game m.v.p.. he will be adding this went to his trophy case as well. does the host get to present himself with the award? you can find out and vote for curry at espn.com. it is airing at 8:00 on abc seven. we will be right back.

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