area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: no more mask mandate. bart is dropping that today. jobina: monkey backs -- monkeypox vaccine people people lining up. reggie: an update on the fire containment. jobina: good morning. reggie: let's get a check of the weather. lisa: starting out unusual without any of the stratus that has impeded some of the commuters of the golden gate bridge and bay bridge. we had some tropical moisture flowing from the south that could bring us partly cloudy skies in and around san jose. we are going to see a similar pattern. 55 in berkeley. mid 50's in novato. fog proof -- forming over pacifica.

temperatures extreme. the 24 hour temperature change, in the 60's over by the delta. the inland valleys in the 60's. pretty mild versus the low 50's in the north bay. looking at the golden gate bridge, visibility good. the fog increases. but overall final -- minor coastal fog. upper 70's along the bayshore. another day inland hot. we will talk about the gradual lowdown -- cooldown. a deadly incident on bancroft. of -- a body was seen. we reached out to oakland police in will let you know as soon as we hear more information. reggie: and now the push to get more monkeypox vaccines to the bay area. 4000 weirdos a set to san

francisco and that will not be enough. those who are able to get a vaccine are continuing to indoor extremely long lines. >> preston vargas is the first person to get the monkeypox vaccine the sunday vaccination event put on by the san francisco aids association. >> we are doing 500 today. >> is with the san francisco aids foundation. he said infection rates increase across the city. one way to get ahead of it is to vaccines which are in short supply across the country. those in line are by appointment only. he got vaccinated. the way he puts it, it 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 doesn't spread. >> san francisco has 50% of

monkeypox next -- vaccines. the requested 35,000 doses from the federal government, which many say still won't be enough. >> the fact that it will take until the end of this year to get a million .5 -- a million and have doses. >> it is affecting mostly men who of -- have sex with men. education will be a key component to prevention. >> we also don't want people to be afraid of having sex. we fought a long time in the hiv and aids movement not to be stigmatized for the sex that we have and we don't want this outbreak to have both -- to have to relitigate. >> vaccination is how we will control this outbreak. if we don't control it, it could become an deming. >> he says san francisco and new

york are the epicenters of the u.s. outbreak. he said it is in the national interest to prioritize resources to cities like san francisco. >> because if san francisco spirals, it is not going to stay in san francisco, it will move elsewhere. same with new york city. we have to go where the outbreaks are the worst and get it under control. >> he spoke to nancy pelosi about monkeypox and said she is advocating health agencies to move faster on the vaccine front. a protest rally planned at the u.s. health and human services to demand more vaccines. reggie: we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccine and treatment on our website, abc 7.com. jobina: you won't have to wear a mask on bart starting today. bart is dropping the mask

mandate requirement again, the second time in three months the agency is making move. lynn holland is in -- li na holland is in the newsroom. >> while some said they couldn't wait to take their masks off with part being one of the last places. other said the risk of getting covid is too high to take their masks off right now. if this story sounds familiar, that is because in february, all federal and state mandates on public transit were lifted. nanimousppas mande a time are rising because of a new contagions subvariant and experts say the pandemic is far from over. we spoke with one bart writer who said she is planning to keep her mask on despite the mandate being did.

>> i personally don't think so because of the heavy foot traffic the city gets and just personally around the area, i think covid isn't completely over, so i think it is smart to still stay safe and still wear your mask. >> free masks will be available for anyone who wants one at all station agent booths and safety staff. artificial say they could reinstate the mandate if the current uptick in cases continues. this is still a very fluid situation. reggie: friends and family are remembering a 28-year-old man killed in a shooting at a livermore bowling alley. they say antonio vargas was having a night out with friends when he was shot saturday night. his father, josé vargas, said he is part of his son who is a daca recipient. he was a work who started his

own carpet cleaning business. gunshots hit three people, killing antonio. the two other victims are expected to survive. a witness was at a stoplight. >> a bunch of people r out and young adults were running in different directions. ki to melf, what is going on. reggie: police have not made any arrest or released a suspect description. jobina: another mass shooting, three are dead and two others hurt in a mall outside of indianapolis. police say a man armed with a rifle open fire at a food court before he was shot and killed for -- by an armed shopper. police said the person who took down the person was a 22-year-old man from a nearby county. >> the real hero of the day is

the citizen that was lawfully carrying a firearm in that food court and was able to stop the shooter almost as soon as he began. jobina: so far, police have not released a motive but say they will have more information about what happened later today. reggie: a man accused of shooting in mountain view officer is in jail. they released a video of the man who is identified as 33-year-old jeffrey choy. he is accused of shooting an officer during an office stop here he crashed his s lg locate him today in the east bay . with the assistance of u.s. marshals as well as a ton of other law enforcement agencies, we were able to locate him, track him him and taken into custody. reggie: the injured officer expected to survive. there has been an outpouring of support from the community.

department posted a special thank you on social media. jobina: an investigation after a car ended up emerged. he drove off northbound 880 between 60 6th avenue and high street. -- 60 6th avenue and high street. no work on his can -- 66th avenue and high street. no word on his condition. reggie: highway 41 enters to you 70 remains most. crews have successfully kept flames away from agent scalia trees. 4800 acres have burned since the start. lisa: 101 in is 70 today, 99 tomorrow. the heat is on in the southern sierra. we have a dominant ridge of high pressure to the south and east and the flow is bringing up subtropical moisture into parts

of california and may bring up clouds and also inhibiting the low cloud deck from moving into the coast. morning temperatures in the upper 60's to mid 70's. mild from dublin to pleasanton. 68 in pleasant hill. not as cool as what we are used to. 54 in novato. looking at our temperature change, we are three to five degrees milder. little change throughout the workday today as we remain hot inland and cool at the post. we should get some fog forming and then warm to hot. the cooling trend comes in gradually for the inland valleys toward the end of the week. if we look at the cloud deck, it is overdone. there is some stratus saying to the post later in the day and

that will keep our temperatures around the bay and coast comfortable. inland, low to mid 90's. 94 in concord. sue: starting off quiet. looking at the golden gate bridge, no fog. light conditions. three lanes in the southbound and northbound. disregard that graphic over the san mateo bridget. we have easy flowing traffic here with no del from 880 towar. here is where we have slow and go over the altima pass. an accident at the 285 merge. also high wind of the ultimate this morning as well. reggie: a scathing report. the agencies being accused of a

lackadaisical response to the uvalde, texas shooting. going with the flow, why hundreds introduced -- ditched their cars to take an inner tube to work.

jobina: a blistering new report to the police response to the school shooting in uvalde, texas. it shows nearly 400 who responded failed to use their active training. new details on the response. we want to warn you for this story airs that some of this is very difficult to watch. >> new bodycam video showing officers initially responding to calls of shot fired at robb elementary school. the camera worn by a police officer show him and others arriving minutes after the gunman got into the classroom or 19 students and two teachers were killed. a drawback after taking gunfire

from the suspect. one who was injured by shrapnel tells the others to go in. surveillance video shows law enforcement did not enter for more than an hour. the video released by the mayor of uvalde the same day as skating report showing officers showed a lackadaisical report -- response with no real leadership. if there is only -- if there is only one thing i can tell you, there were multiple failures. >> the report said they failed to adhere to their training and prioritize saving the lives of innocent victims over their own safety, adding it is possible that some victims could have survived if they had not had to wait 73 additional minutes for rescue. the report criticizes the school in hopes of getting other schools up-to-date. >> robb elementary was not adequate prepared.

>> whatever i see in this report is not going to bring my son back but we need to prevent it so someone doesn't lose their son or daughter. >> a possible motive revealed in the report. the shooter was a former student of robb elementary and spent time in 111 where the shooting happened. reggie: opening arguments begin in the sentencing phase of the parkland school shooting. the shooter is facing the death penalty here he pleaded guilty just killing 17 people and injuring 17 more at mar dglh hon onises and upbringing, including blaming his mother's alcohol and drug use during pregnancy. jobina: in oakland, police are sku to avoid the port of oakland for the next -- are asking you

to avoid the port of oakland for the next few days. some trappers said they will have to pay thousands of dollars in extra insurance and license costs. supporters say it will provide more trucking conditions. they denied hearing an appeal. reggie: san francisco looking to look for a deal with grubhub and doordash. deliveries were originally capped at 15% both companies filed lawsuits calling that unconstitutional. the companies paused their litigation and will dismiss if the new ordinance is amended. the board of supervisors will review the proposal tomorrow. it preserves the 15% cap for basic services but allows fees up to 30% for octant services like marketing and better visibility. jobina: keeping their cars in the garage, boulder commuters

took their inner tubes to work. it is nearly tradition. somewhere wetsuits over there business suits for a float down boulder creek. it has increased in popularity with more than 500 people taking part. even though they were hit with some traffic jams down group, they did get to have some refreshments at the end. reggie: that looks so fun. jobina: what a fun time. i would hope there is a shower at work. lisa: it looks like a live forecast. i can do the job from their. reggie: make it happen. lisa: it has been interesting. we have had typical summertime weather but things are going to get different simply because the fog is gone. what we do see this time of year, monsoonal moisture moving

from new mexico and arizona. the flow around that bringing showers into southern california. for us, it means high clouds and mid-level clouds and disrupting the marine layer. a bit of change heading out. no fog right now and very mild temperatures inland. fog is forming around monterey. overall air quality is moderate oakland into san jose and into the east bay where the wind has backed off. the lighter wind brings air quality down. we will have the onshore flow and we will see the low cloud deck forming in the next few hours. upper 50's in sunnyvale. toward the east bay, mid 60's. that is a change for livermore and brentwood. as we look at the highs in the south bay, 83 in san jose. you may see a few high clouds later. mid 70's for menlo park, palo

alto and san mateo. as we look at the north bay, warm, 86 in sonoma. low to mid 70's for oakland but for 70's toward union city. heading inland, very little change. looking ahead, it will take all week until we cool off to the upper 80's inland. jobina: coming up, the seven things to know. reggie: a favorite of oprah, the

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some say it is not enough. san francisco has 50% of all cases in the state. reggie: number four, the state is trying to figure out what to do with a whale that came up on a popular beach. lisa: number five, it is a clear and mild start with 50's and 60's this afternoon. another hot day with mid 90's inland. sue: number six, light traffic conditions all the way around. a little windy over the altamont pass. you are looking at the sun rising over the oakland hills and the eight 80 freeway. jobina: number seven, bart is lifting its mask mandate for writers today -- riders today. reggie: number seven, j. lo is confirming she and ben affleck were married. >> knew details from jennifer

lopez and ben affleck's surprise wedding -- new details from jennifer lopez and ben affleck's surprise wedding. love has shared the stunning news with fans on sunday that she and actor-director ben affleck tied the knot, offering details in her newsletter. she wrote, we did it, love is beautiful and loved his kind and it turns out love is patient, 20 years patient. the surprise nuptials coming three months after they announced their engagement. >> i am engaged. >> she gushed saying it was the best wedding we could have imagined, one we dreamed of years ago. more on the wedding coming up at 7:00 a.m. reggie: in the east bay, a street party like no other. danville's hot summer car show returned after two years. it started 24 years ago.

it features rock -- hot rods and cars in downtown danville. there were collector cars, custom and classic muscle cars from all eras with live music and awards. another hot summer sunday event is scheduled for august 21. jobina: a north bay bakery that has made oprah's favorite list four times is opening its largest. they are bringing it to walnut creek by the end of the year. the bakery will be able to see customers indoors and expected to have a patio and outdoor seating. the owner sadie expansion plans have been in the works for more than a year. reggie: i love the english muffins. jobina: me too. do you toast it with just butter? reggie: keep it coming. jobina: avocado and jam? reggie: avocado.

my favorite is peanut butter. jobina: you are the peanut butter came. reggie: i love some peanut butter. president biden's agenda stalled. jobina: amazon now under fire for sharing video caught on their doorbell cameras. reggie: a live look outside. it is a live look at sfo.

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annoucer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: mask mandate expires. a live look from the warm springs bart station. you can now take the mask off on bart stations today. jobina: emergency landing on a southern california roadway. cameras caught it landing on a busy street. reggie: how three high school graduates were honored in the east bay. good morning. jobina: we will get a check on our weather with meteorologist needs a -- lisa argen. lisa: starting out with mild temperatures in the inland valleys. 65 in livermore. we still have the sea breeze. 62 in concord. it is elsewhere typical. the marine layer has not formed overnight so we are looking at that further south this morning

and then by 8:00, still in the 50's and 60's. here we are at noon time, another day where it heats quickly inland, mid 80's. right around 70 degrees in hayward. cool conditions at the shoreline . at 3:00, the heat heat holds in the inland valleys. mid 70's along the bayshore and cool at the shoreline. we will talk about more subtle changes as we cool down for the week ahead. reggie: part of building a better bay area involves focusing on your health. masks are no longer required on our starting -- on bart starting today. bart is lifting the mask mandate as covid cases go up in the bay area. lena holland is live in the newsroom. lena: because this is being lifted while covid cases in the

bay area surging once again, riders have mixed thoughts about taking masks off again. if the story sounds million, it is the second time in three months bart has lifted the mark -- mask acquirement. all federal, state, and local mandates on transit were lifted in february. a week later the board of directors unanimously approved their own mask mandate which expires today. this comes at a time when doctors say the worst covid subvariant is here called ba.5 and it has never been easier to be infected, even if you are vaccinated. we spoke with a rider, with bart being the last place, she couldn't wait to take hers off. >> i think i is people are doubleed if not -- thate -- vazed if not more.

>> bart official said they could reinstate the mandate at the current uptake in covid cases continues. this is a very fluid situation. free masks still available for anyone who wants one at all station agent booths and safety staff. jobina: a bittersweet celebration yesterday for a special needs -- special needs students who were left out of their graduation ceremony. graduation was held of their own. committee members gathered to celebrate the students and achievements in their perseverance as they received certificates recognizing their strength. >> summary of saint we got you guys and we are going to celebrate you guys means the world -- somebody else saying we

got you guys and we are going to celebrate with you guys means the world. >> i got to have a party. jobina: for the students and their family, the situation has been tense here at some felt nervous and some felt deeply hurt and the decision not to have them in the original graduation. as of today, the students have all received diplomas. the school says it is reviewing the graduation process to ensure errors like this don't happen again. reggie: in the east bay, four firefighters hurt when two latter trucks collided. they were responding to a fire at a vacant pg&e building. the fire department says the four fire departments were taken to the hospital but not seriously hurt. no word on what caused the collision. jobina: the ntsb and the faa are expecting a deadly crash

involving two single engine planes in the north las vegas airports. one of the planes was coming in for a landing when it hit another plane. both fell to the ground, one catching fire on impact. the other fell into a water retention pond. there were two people in each plane and all four died. cameras caught the scary crash landing in san marco's. at least two people were injured in the emergency landing over the weekend according to local process. there was a family in the red car and they were quite able to make it out they were at the intersection when the driver noticed the plane headed for them. unsure of where the plane but touchdown, the driver moved forward, and the road was closed for several hours. reggie: a crash in the rural part of oregon on highway 47 your crater lake national park. oregon state police say a 50

eight-year-old from sam carlos veered into oncoming traffic when the car in front of him suddenly the brakes. he was hit head on by a 43-year-old from san mateo. both men were killed. a 20-year-old riding was also killed. seven other work hurt and taken to the hospital. jobina: amazon admitted to sat -- sending out ring location without the owner's consent or permission. in a response to a senator inquiry this month, amazon said it has handed over private recordings to police 11 times this year. they stated that each instant required urgent disclosure because ring determent there was a danger of death or serious physical injury. they said they were complying with an emergency request. reggie: steve bannon is facing contempt charges for refusing to

cooperate with the investigation into the january 6 insurrection. he claimed executive privilege for not complying with the subpoena despite the fact that he stopped working for the white house three years for the insurrection. records show that bannon spoke with trump twice on the day for the attack saying this on his podcast january 5 -- steve: all --is going to break loose. reggie: the washington post says prosecutors expected take one day to present their case. he faces up to two years in prison. jobina: ticket service text messages sent before january 6 will be handed over to the committee by tomorrow. a southbay congresswoman said investigators will go through the texts to see if there is anything of value. >> we need all of the texts

from the fifth and sixth of january. i was surprised to hear they didn't back up the data before they reset their phones. this is crazy but we need the information to get the full picture. jobina: the department of homeland security said the messages were erased for a planned migration. the texts could factor into the next hearing on thursday. reggie: president biden back home after a middle east trip thursday. >> resident biden returning to washington and news that his -- president biden returning to washington and news that his economic policy may be fizzling out. vermont senator bernie sanders unloading -- sen. sanders: it is the future of the planet.

so when joe manchin sabotaged climate change, this is for future generations and is an existential threat to humanity. >> mentions that he is concerned about inflation. with majority in the house and senate, president biden came into the office with high hopes and a big to do list for congress, paid family they've, universal pre-k, and more. now with the midterms looming, one of their own is standing in the way. he had the fist bump with the saudi crown prince. he said he raised jamaal khashoggi's murder privately and he said he believed he was responsible but saudi officials pushing back. the president defensive.

the big question offer democrats on the hill, do they wait and negotiate with joe manchin when he said he is ready to talk again or do they take what deal they can get him and he indicated he would be open to helping medicare negotiate drug costs. jobina: on the peninsula, a dead whale washed up on a popular pacific beach. it was spotted saturday night near pacific appear. -- pacifica pier. they are investigating how the whale got there and will and success -- discuss how best to dispose of it. the fight against aids. the important work being done at the annual aids walk in san francisco. reggie: a bay area company working to get you to experience concerts in a whole new way. lisa: good morning. happy monday. we are starting out with a different view. satellite and radar shows

tropical moisture moving up over a ridge of high pressure that is a permanent feature of this time of year over arizona and will ring in moisture our way, from the getting the strata spirit fog moving into the bay. 55 -- stratus fog moving into the bay. the warmest numbers are the in the inland valleys. low 50's santa rosa. mid-60's out by fairfield. 62 in concord. anywhere from two to five degrees milder in the inland valleys. patchy fogt e coast. , especiaey. gradual cooling begins tomorrow. there isn't much change. mid 90's inland tomorrow. 70's across the day. the pink is still just into the

sacramento valley. triple digits. still with comfortable 70's and onshore flow at the coast. very little change from day-to-day. eventually we will take away some heat. 79 in fremont today. 80 in richmond with upper 90's in lakeport. 76, palo alto. low 60's at the coast. sue: we go to the bay ridge toll plaza, light traffic conditions coming into san francisco. a little sluggish as you approach the tunnel into the city itself on the western portion but otherwise looking good. slowing over the altamont, very typical this time of the morning. we have reports of fire visible from the freeway, 101 near cesar chavez. a shutdown with fire crews there. south to 88 near highway one, an

accident blocking the left lane.

reggie: $750,000 raised during san francisco aids walk. the message -- don't forget about this other pandemic. >> after two years apart, people focused on the fight against a pandemic that came well before covid, reconvened in golden gate park. the 36 aids walk san francisco was another big success, the fight taking on new urgency in recent years.

jobina: sorry about the technical difficulty. employees at red lobster in hollywood, california found an extremely rare orange lobster. it arrived in a recent shipment here workers decided to name it chatter as an -- chatter -- c heddar as an ode to its payments biscuits. it is extremely rare and the chances of finding one is one and 30 million. reggie: disneyland opened in anaheim in 1955 20 attractions. it was designed and built under the direct supervision of walt's b. admission cost one dollar for adults and $.50 for kids. to be fair, he had to pay for the ride.

park visitors enjoyed magical treats yesterday. never birthday cupcakes and a mickey shaped will be pie. -- will be -- whoopie pie. there are still some original attractions. jobina: which ones? reggie: peter pan. the mansion was not an an original. it sat there for -- this is testing my trivia -- think it sat there for at least five years if not longer than that just as a coming soon. they just weren't sure what to do with it. they were going to make a haunted attraction but worked sure what kind.

it took a long time to bring in there. worth it. lisa: good morning, everyone. it started out monday. it is nice. 50's and 60's out there. live doppler 7 are -- seven image shows there could be some showers and high clouds the south bay. that is a switch. the good news is it will not instigate any showers. this is a scenario we don't like to see one we see a low interact with moisture to the south. that is how we got out of the fires a couple of years ago. we are just looking at patchy fog. you can see the hazem the camera, where air quality is good to moderate. it is to five in san francisco. 58 in palo alto.

60's from the south bay. half moon bay, fog at 59. we are still looking at 70's in the upper elevations for mount tam to mount diablo, anywhere from 1200 feet and above, temperatures warm. six to 12% relative humidity. 62 in concord. we have milder air to start out. clear skies. looking at the gradual cooling trend taking its time throughout the work week. patchy fog setting up there and comebacks -- and comes back into play. it is going to be warm, mid 80's. peninsula numbers from the 70's to the low 80's for redwood city . near average downtown.

east bay, mid 70's to about 80. inland, we are hot again hopefully you've got that pool. reggie: wine soldiers on watch for the interesting ideas -- wine soldiers on watch. the interesting ideas. jobina: watch what happens as a mama bear and her cubs make their way into a home.

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t-mobile recently tested the app using their 5g network during a concert and said it was very successful. it is not clear when the app will be available for public use. my question is, there are some acts that you don't want to hear that clearly. sometimes it needs a little distance from the speaker take you. jobina: this is a fact. a popular greek restaurant is opening its biggest location in san francisco set to take over the now closed magnolia brewing spot. an exact date has not been set up the website said it will open in august. this best -- this menu, i have to try it. i love greek food. it will be the fifth restaurant location in the city and

planning to open a location in marin this year. reggie: i think they are also on delta. jobina: ok. reggie: now back to aids walk san francisco. more than $750,000 raised yesterday in golden gate park. >> after two years apart, people focused on the fight against a pandemic that came well before covid, reconvened in golden gate park. >> there is still an issue and need. so much has pivoted to covid recently, all the money, research, everything. >> the aids walk san francisco was another big success. the fight taking on a new urgency in recent years. >> we still don't have a cure or vaccine. long-term survivors dealing with issues, especially since covid. >> so much progress in treatment

and prevention. it is 40 years plus we have been >> our commuesofhe ent for ling with this19em, and importan track and keep the aids walk going and to restore full attention to the job ahead in terms of dealing with hiv and aids. reggie: a homeowner in southern california found two intruders eating her donuts last week. >> that is our donuts. reggie: this is the first thing i saw when i woke up this morning i was mesmerized. jobina: i wouldn't be in the room. reggie: that is what i am

saying. it is amazing video and then you think how is this video captured, because they are in the living room with the bear. this was in monrovia near the national forest. the homeowner said the bear removed a screen from an open window. , bear and the cub at her feet -- mama bear and the cub at her feet went in and that is when they noticed donuts. the homeowner remained calm and then she made noises and the bear scampered away. this is the second time she has had the visitors but she said she enjoys having them in the community. jobina: keep the window closed. reggie: to close. what was -- too close. what was her plan? see how fast that bear went. what if it went toward her?

that coach isn't going to do a darn thing. i am glad everyone is all right the bears are cute. jobina: thanks for the donuts. new at 6:00, our office buildings out of the style? according to amazon, the move from online shopping and what it says about our work in the years to come. reggie: a suspect arrested in the traffic stop shooting of a bay area officer. the hours long chase to track him down this weekend. jobina: do your member these? the controversial trash cans hitting the streets. what debuts in san francisco today and why leaders say they are so needed to fix a lot of our problems. reggie:

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: another mass shooting america. this time at a mall. families running out of food court in indiana. and a deadly shooting at a bowling alley here at home. reggie: the desperate effort to stop the spread of monkeypox. it is still falling way short of solving the problem. kumasi: the lifted mask mandate starting today and riders are

already reacting. good morning everybody. reggie: we check in with lisa for a look at the forecast. lisa: it is a quiet start grade we have patchy fog that has formed around the bay area. monsoonal moisture is going to bring partly cloudy skies. you can see the clearview from our exploratorium camera. it is milder to start. patchy fog at the coast in the 60's. kumasi: new information about an investigation happening overnight in oakland. police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run between 61st