reports of the building is presentlyna w aar renlut w bye we will bring you any updates as we continue throughout this hour. >> now to the fight against monkeypox, cases rise, the san francisco department of health announced 55 new probable cases, bringing the total to 141 lay the city. you can see the location on this map. there are nearly 200 overall in the bay area. abc7 news luz pena has spoke to the mayor about her plan to make sure san franciscans who need the monkeypox vaccine can get it. she joins us live with answers. reporter: that'san francisco haa 35,000 monkeypox vaccine doses. have only received over 7000 so far. mayor breed is urging the

federal government to your ties the city, is cases -- prioritize the city is cases are soaring. san francisco is officially the epicenter of the monkeypox infections in california, with 141 cases. according to cdc, the golden state has the second most confirmed cases in the country only by new york. dssis houghnkpoisat during the n francisco's left on its own, and we had to fight the hard to get resources in order to address the issue. reporter: hundreds of people waited in line outside of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, hoping to get the vaccine. >> i showed up at 6 a.m. today. there's already 200 people in line. reporter: the aids foundation said they have a waitlist of over 4000 people, who meets the criteria to getting monkeypox vaccine. >> this is an incredibly

infuriating moment where we are once again, as members of the lgbtq plus community, facing a public health failure. reporter: this fight, being the hotspot in the state. san francisco's supply is limited. in this letter, the mayor asked the department of health and human services to provide more resources to the city. what is your plan to get more vaccines to san francisco? >> reaching out to the administration. we reached out to javier becerra. this falls under his jurisdiction. the goal is to get -- we made a request for 35,000 vaccines. we estimate we need about 75,000. reporter: the monkeypox vaccine is a two dose vaccine. one option, the mayor said is to vaccinate people with one dose for now. >> our goal is to do what is necessary. if it means maybe people are partially vaccinated, in order to get more people vaccinated, that is something the department

of public health is exploring. >> we asked ucsf's dr. what the implication of this strategy could be. >> it can be less effective with a single dose than two doses. it moves from 100% effective tonight 9% to -- 99% effective -- that is what i cannot quote you. the numbers. obligated times call for complicated -- complicated times call for complicated remedies. reporter: new york's health department is vaccinating people with windows of the vaccine as they wait for the second dose. san francisco's department has not confirmed if they will implement the same strategy here in san francisco. larry: thank you. sky 7 flew over a line of people waiting to get the vaccine today outside of steam works, at fourth and addison on berkeley. it is the second monkeypox vaccination event this month. santa clara county hosting its first monkeypox vaccination clinic today. as we heard from other counties,

there are specific criteria for those who are eligible to receive the shot, including direct physical contact is somewhat confirmed to have had monkeypox. >> a friend of mine had a case of monkeypox. he was kind enough to share about his experience on facebook. also, share the link to the county vaccination, which is how i found out about it. larry: santa clara county has 23 confirmed monkeypox cases so far. we have everything you need to know so far about key pox and treatment. go to our website. kristen: new details on that deadly shooting at a livermore bowling alley. 27-year-old roger ailesma -- aleman garcia was taken into custody, wanted for the death of antonio vargas at granada bowl's. two others are injured but they are expected to be ok. garcia was arrested at a home in lathrop. he was booked for murder along with several other charges.

a break in the case of a ride-share driver murdered in oakland as officers heard for the suspect. police say they found the car the suspect used in sunday mornings attack. the car was found monday night lay san francisco. surveillance video captured two men in hoodies approaching the man as he sat in his car on sunday. seconds later, he was shot and killed. police believe robbery was the motive. larry: you've likely seen a lot of graffiti around san francisco. it is a challenge for small business owners, who are a vital part of building a better area -- bay area. one restaurant owner, in september, has been repeatedly hit by randall's -- vandals. he is facing possible fines, on top of the cost of opening a new business. our reporter shows us what the city has in the works to try to help. reporter: as cars race by, fresh coat of greasy -- graffiti covers the old taco bell in the sunset district. >> it cost a lot of money.

i have to go pay that -- paint that thing again. reporter: on the inside, this man has been busy transforming the space to turn it into a be enemies restaurant -- turn it into a be enemies restaurant, to be open in september. >> i don't expect it to stop. the most frustrating thing is i keep getting tagged. what can i do? i clean it up, i boarded up, whatever i need to do, it comes back. reporter: the tagging is happen so many times he has lost count. >> i'm not going to deal with that anymore. i am done. and waiting until september. reporter: it does not end there. >> this is what gets me. reporter: the city gave him a notice that he has 30 days to clean it up, or face a fine of more than $360. >> during the pandemic the heart of the pandemic, we did hit pause on enforcement of graffiti tags on private property.

we just started that up again this week. reporter: som ithe works for small business owners. tuesday the san francisco board of supervisors gave initial approval, for public works afridi abatement pilot program -- graffiti abatement pilot program. >> you still get a violation on your property. we have information on how you can come back to us and say, would you be able to remove this graffiti for us? reporter: complete with $4 million over the span of two years, the public works department would clean up private properties too once they are in. >> it is going to be focused on neighborhood commercial corridors, to try to alleviate, as a supervisor wanted to do, a burden on property owners and business owners. reporter: welcome news to this worn-out entrepreneur. >> anything will help. larry: the state budget is creating a windfall of cash for one san francisco neighborhood. the state senator announced the

sunnydale area is getting nearly $12 million in funding, $5 million will be used to build a new warehouse for the san francisco wholesale produce market, nearly $2 million will go to the box shop, workspace for local artists. this comes just in time for the box shop which lost its lease on its current building. >> this funding will help us purchase a new building and create a permanent home, for the hundred plus artists in the thousands of people who use the space. larry: $5 billion will go to build a new recreation center. the nearest jim is two miles away from the sunny day -- sunnydale area. kristen: the chp is looking for semi truck that crashed in interstate 80 in berkeley and fled the scene this morning. the impact on the other side of the structure left a lot of debris on gilman street. caltrans says the overpasses are critically damaged. the chp is searching nearby construction site to find the truck that caused the damage. larry: a bay area family

witnessed a wild explosion yesterday at the hoover dam, a transformer burst into flames ascending huge plumes of smoke into the air. trevor ault spoke with the redwood city mother and son. reporter: an explosion at one of the nation's most historic landmarks in critical pieces of infrastructure, flames and thick smoke rising up the 700 foot hoover dam, tuesday. the family was watching overhead. 13-year-old william recording this video, as a bridge was shaking underneath them. >> i saw a lot of smoke. immediately after, fire, then the sound started to hit us, a little bit right away. >> no one is there. >> it was a very long siren. that is when we decided to leave. reporter: hoover dam straddles the arizona/nevada border and provides power to well over a million people in the region. officials say a mechanical problem caused a transformer

near the base of the dam to catch fire. it was quickly extinguished. no injuries were reported. >> it was crazy. we were not expecting that when we woke up this morning and set off on our route 66 family vacation. reporter: there continues to be no threat to the power grid at large, which is especially important given these extreme temperatures that we are enduring. kristen: immigration reform, the effort to change a law that has been in place for nearly a century. abc7 news's i-team's investigation into a food ingredient causing concerns. we are ahead of the espys. >> good afternoon, i am meteorologist mike nicco. here's a look around from 61 a to san francisco, to near 91 in walnut creek. i will talk about more temperatures. i am tracking some monsoon moisture possibly next week. moisture possibly next week.

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larry: now to an i-team exclusive. daily harvest announced tara f lour as one of the ingredients sickening people. another company has pulled a smoothie from its website because it contains tara. kristen: melanie woodrow has more on revive superfood's decision in a story you will

only see on 7. ♪ reporter: sandy as a country singer in nashville. superfood's emailed her to give her products to share with her social media followers. she says she welcome the offer. >> revive superfood's, mango and pineapple smoothie. reporter: on the same day she shot this video she says she became sick after drinking the companies may go and pineapple smoothie. >> i felt this clenching in my sternum. it was going through as a stabbing pain, straight through to my back. reporter: she says she was hospitalized four separate times with liver issues for a total of 17 nights. >> i'm having a couple of medical issues. reporter: perplexing her doctors. >> i'm a healthy person so scary. reporter: in june she learned about daily harvest customers hospitalized and sickened with similar symptoms as hers, by the company's recalled lentil and lick crumbles. >> after the daily harvest story

came out i put two and two together. reporter: she says she is never enough daily harvest connected with a handful of other revive superfood customers online who said they had similar experiences to hers. she said she spoke to the fda and food attorney. the food attorney, found the plant-based source of protein was an ingredient in the make on pineapple smoothies. >> we have known for two weeks that the likely ingredient that was causing people to be sick was tara. we just don't know where the tara it came from. reporter: daily harvest announced tara flour his because of the issue. the ceo says they are still working with the fda and the tara flour producer to this -- determine what made people sick. they're not publicly named their tara producer, just at the company is no longer sourcing from the producer and that the tara was only used in the french

and lentil crumble. since it became aware of this ingredient as a potential hazard it regulatory authorities and remove mango and pineapple smoothies from further sale on its website. the company ceo says the company run extensive testing for all major pathogens, toxins and allergens. all results have come back negative. writing in emailed statement, are ingredients processes and suppliers may differ from daily harvest but we are taking her chances. we have reached out to daily harvest and the fda for further clarity on what is causing tara protein to be an issue. the statement falls short for her. >> i don't think they warned their customers about the products in people's freezers right now. reporter: revive superfood ceo says the company is utilizing all resources to get to the bottom of this. larry: and fda spokesperson tells the i-team, during an ongoing investigation, the fda names ingredients only when

there's enough evidence linking that specific ingredient to illness or injury. currently the fda is conducting sample analysis on multiple ingredients. kristen: the house of representatives is said to vote on a bill that would protect the use of contraceptives. house speaker nancy pelosi joined the author of the belted announced efforts to restrict the use of birth control. supreme court justice clarence thomas indicated that the courts should review the rights to contraception. the bill would establish a statutory right for individuals to access and use contraceptives like birth control pills, iud's, an emergency contraception like plan b. >> these extremists are working to take away the rights of women, to take away a right to decide when to have children, to take away our right to control our own lives and bodies. we will not let this happen. kristen: the house will vote on the bill tomorrow. larry: now to the global heat

wave is affecting millions. president biden taking new executive actions to address climate change. kristen: reena roy has the details. reporter: is more than 100 million americans face heated visors across the country, president biden taking new executive tionto are scorching temperatures and climate changnationcesleresent . that is what climate change is about. it is literally, not figuratively, a clear and present danger. reporter: the actions will provide $2.3 billion for stronger infrastructure meant to withstand the effects of climate change and funding to help low income families improve air-conditioning in their homes. the biden administration also taking steps to expand wind power production, off american coasts. unbearable heat, coast-to-coast, wildfires raging in texas. now the northeast facing high

temperatures, some areas hitting the triple digits. experts say climate change has accelerated the frequency number and intensity of heat waves. also making them three to five degrees warmer and much of the u.s.. biden considering declaring a national climate emergency. >> we are in an emergency. it is a worldwide emergency. reporter: climate change activists say the steps biden announced far short of the more sweeping measures that are necessary to actually combat global warming. larry: back here in the bay area. an air quality advisor has been extended through tomorrow. smoke from the marsh fire burning near pittsburgh is impacting parts of the east bay. officials say, efforts to flood the marsh fire he but the smoks causing problems. what are the conditions out there, mike? mike: they are about the same. i was going to correlate this to the nightmare version of the movie ground rugs they --

groundhog day. this is the nightmare version of it where the folks in antioch have to get up every morning and read this unhealthy air. goes away in the afternoon and comes back at night. there you can see, just to the west, it blows towards antioch. that is where you see, just like every morning, we have had unhealthy air. we lift the lid off the atmosphere and look at this. it is green which means the air is healthy. as we had deeper into the forecast, you can see we are going to have more lids on the atmosphere and more warm temperatures. my concern for you in antioch, for those of you who do not have a scene have to close the window to keep from breathing that terrible air. you put yourself in the risk of heat. that is something you've got to continue to weigh upon until this thing is out. we have a rough and dangerous surf ending at the coast. the coast is going to give up to cloud cover and spread across most of our neighborhood. look for areas of fog,

especially in the coastal valleys and into the north bay. some drizzle also. i am tracking monsoon moisture. a little too early if it will spark thunderstorms, but it will bring us an increase in the cloud cover. we're looking at mid 90's, speaking of brentwood and antioch and concorde. 83 in san ramon. cool 60's when you factor in the wind around the base -- bay. around 15 to 25 miles per hour, they will be around all through 9:00. nothing is changed in that respect. we're watching storms up in the sierra. they started a little later today and moving quickly east. if you're heading to the high country, these will more or less vanish starting tomorrow. it should not come back until the middle parts of next week. we have clouds along the coast. they are not over oakland, but i expect them to come back faster during the evening hours than they have the last couple of evenings. if you're looking to see that sunset, you may have to go higher to see that, a brown 1900

feet -- up around 1900 feet. the coast, a bit of drizzle, low 50's into san francisco and low to mid 50's for the rest of us. tomorrow, temperatures from 79, low to mid 80's for most of the south bay. 80's, if we get them on the peninsula, it will be up around brentwood city. a breezy day around the coast, low to mid 60's, same thing in the downtown with steady sunshine. in the north bay, 81 in petaluma, east bay is always the most comfortable. as you head inland, 86 in san ramon, pleasanton to about 95 in brentwood. this is my accuweather seven-day forecast. breezy and cooler conditions. high-pressure loses its grip tomorrow. we will see a warming trend, a couple of degrees saturday and sunday. as easy as they come in they go away by tuesday and wednesday of next week. kristen: thank you, mike. a mega jackpot.

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>> the espys with host steph curry airs tonight it 8:00. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez joins us at the dolby theatre or the stars are arriving. reporter: larry i got the chance to talk to everybody so far. i saw steph, he was heading in. he said hello but he had to walk in. we have seen klay, we talk to cameron brink of stanford. we talked to bob myers, the war years, everyone is so excited to see their guy, steph curry take place as host. here some of the reaction i got moments ago on the red carpet. >> it is pretty crazy. because watching him 10 years ago, people think he was always this guy. he really wasn't. he became this guy. it's a big deal. i think he talked to peyton manning, he said it's not hard. it should be fun i'm excited. reporter: what you expect?

>> he is the theatrical guy. i hope he brings that aspect of him. >> i don't know if this is the first time he has hosted an event. he is probably little more nervous because it's live. i don't know how much off script he will go. reporter: elite level. >> as elite as it gets. i don't think he has to do this, you know. i think, like anything, great athletes put their mind to something, we maybe have set the bar in her mind somewhere else, i think is going to blow it away. reporter: everyone has had amazing things to say about the steph curry. how can you say anything bad? he can do it all from basketball to golf, to acting in commercials, to what he does in the community. i saw him with ayesha and the kids. he has done everything in front of 20,000 fans but this is a different ballgame.

larry i know you are always good at telling jokes because you get a good laugh out of us. larry: the warriors p.r. is just behind you, he looks like he is so serious. tell him to smile. he's right behind you. ask him if he can smile a bit. he's on camera. he positioned himself to be on tv. reporter: larry wanted it smile on camera. we got him to smile. raymond is the guy. he helped his corral all of the warriors all year long. larry: thank you, chris. all right. you can see -- i like the artwork. have to exceed a and half with the trophy, good job. hosting the espys tonight at 8:00. we will be right

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kristen: you take you back live to the breaking news in san jose. sky 7 is over the scene of a commercial building fire on park avenue near cleave street. it has been going on before the show sfo csed. rerews look like they're doing better, but they're asking people to avoid the area. we will keep an eye on the fire and bring you updates. larry: there was a push underway in washington dc to change the immigration status of millions of people who are undocumented. kristen: zach fuentes spoke with groups undertaking an effort here in the bay area. reporter: dozens of community members gathered outside of the san jose offices of congressional representatives, each of them in some what of the new bill she introduced wednesday morning in washington dc. it aims to update what is called the registry act of 1929.

>> it allows people who are been in the u.s., for more than 50 years, apply for green card. reporter: along like this could change the lives of many of his family members. >> they have paid their taxes, there become citizens. they have made their lives here in the u.s. and a law like this would help my family. reporter: also on hand in support of the bill were members of the filipino association of workers and immigrants. they tell me a bill like this would have huge impact for the undocumented members of the filipino community, many who are voiceless. >> they fear that if they complain about their wages, the long hours, about the horrendous conditions, then they would be fired or there threatened of deportation. reporter: 46 congress members have backed the bill. it faces and up kyl -- uphill climb, passing the house of

representatives and approved by the senate. they point to the fact that it has important criteria. >> it's important to know if it is it admissible or do not have good moral character they are not eligible. there are requirements in order to get what is called rolling registry. reporter: the local economy can see benefits from the bill, telling me people granted green cards can apply for jobs. the bill has tough challenges ead, its proponents say they are focusing on activism -- optimism. larry: san jose's's police chief and assistant chief got to see the countries fentanyl crisis rose -- up close. they encountered a man suffering from an overdose. they call for help, a second officer administered a first dose of narcan. >> i was concerned because that did not seem to work. he said to me just give it a .inute it takes a e to kic sure enough, within 30 to 60 seconds the gentleman came around. he was survived. larry: all of this happened on

monday on coleman avenue as the assistant chief and the chief of police were leaving a restaurant. they were flagged down by a woman who had a boyfriend in the car. the man was taken to hospital in san jose to recover, almost twice as many people -- this data it shocked me when i read it. almost twice as many people die from drug overdoses in the u.s., then are killed in car accidents. interesting. kristen: the onyx collection. and abc news studio commandery streaming on hulu. and follows the deaths of two young women, who passed due to childbirth complications. larry: we see two bereaved families galvanizing activists, trying to deal with the pressing american crises today, the u.s. maternal health crisis. >> i lost my partner, october 6

2019 due to maternal mortality. >> my lifelong partner, who unfortunately passed away due to medical negligence. >> the film, aftershock, what it means to me, is it provides the community a lens and lets you see the devastation of maternal mortality, but also the power behind, community. and what we do as a community and when we suffer our losses. specifically what lack men and fathers do, or have the power -- lack men and fathers do where the power to do when they have lost their partner. >> i want to see us uplifting black and brown indigenous women, let them know they are heard and loved. paid attention to how your partners being treated. whether she is in the hospital, that she is protected and you are listening and you're giving her full attention to everything

going on. to be in a position to save her life is important. >> if we don't have fathers, specifically, but also mothers, community members, understanding the scope of their experiences and being free to speak about their experiences and not hide what happened to them, i honestly feel that is when change can happen. for fathers on father's day, again, celebrate the day, love yourself, understand that it is important, to tell. that is the only way change can happen. larry: you can watch the full spotlight by heading over to on the red carpet.com/storytellers spotlight. you can stream aftershock now, exclusively on hulu. kristen: the bay area's social commentary or is tackling racism head-on.

it is called do the work. i had a chance to talk to him on our 3:00 p.m. show getting answers. >> at some point realized, i'm saying the same things over and over again. i need to figure out new things to say. because those things have not solve the problem. it should be an anti-x -- antiracism activity book with adults. this is highlights magazine but about racism. kristen: he kicked off his do the workbook to wear last night in san francisco. he has three more upcoming bay area appearances, including in alameda. the other two are in oakland. larry: coming up, making moves in the nfl. what 49ers are saying about the quarterback.

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unless they can work something out with cleveland. the 49ers might have to cut him. that could be it. >> isn't it amazing that there -- i'm assume you're talking to me. there's no market for him. there's a market for deshaun watson, who had how many allegations of sexual impropriety against him? jimmy garoppolo, he had two or three under throws at crucial times and very high-profile games. otherwise they would be all over him for his talent. he is a bit better than i think he getting credit for. what he has some issues. larry: the injury problems, was scare a lot of teams away. he is coming off a shoulder surgery. so, we will see. clearly, trey lance is going to be the quarterback for the 49ers, that is why they gave him all the draft picks. we will see where jimmy ends up. >> maybe like drew brees. larry: in television?

>> know, the same shoulder injury. kristen: no need to worry, some changes coming to knott's berry farm. starting friday, there implementing a chaperone policy after a series of fights involving teenagers. all guests 17 and under this be accompanied by chaperone. the policy will remain in effect on fridays and saturdays, until further notice. huh. just thinking about, not sure 21 is much better in terms of a chaperone to keep your responsible. >> this is just always a mess. this always happens. you have a couple of bad apples that mess it up for everyone. they come up with a weird rule like this. everyone's going to get the older brother to let them all in and the older brothers going home. kristen: that's how it works. they are not sticking around. larry: isn't it kind of sad? where are your parents?

you should not have to need a chaperone. you should know how to behave. kids will do stupid stuff from time to time, but it shouldn't be to the point where you need a whole policy change just to get in. >> i don't know. hasn't been that bad there? kristen: they've had a few fights. but yeah, i'm sorry, i don't want to go to an amusement park with my 16-year-old in all of his friends. that doesn't sound like fun to me. [laughter] you ask where are the parents, we are home. larry: we are staying home. the do-it-yourself trend is going to the next level. or higher level. a company is selling a diy kit to make your own coffin. one woman is displaying this in her living room. wow. that must be inviting. for now, she is using the coffin as a bookcase. you can't tell it is a coffin, which we are fortunate.

is decorated with schools. -- it is decorated with skulls. is this a new trend that you can see catching on? mike: i'm pretty handy but i'm not making coffins anytime soon. i don't want to remind her of my impending doom sitting there with all of the books, that i will probably not read before i jump into that coffin. no, no interest. kristen: no. it's a weird business concept. like you said, it's not something like you're in your 50's and 60's you want to think about and build. when you're in your 80's, will you want to build something? i don't know who is going to buy that and build this. michael: i already have death staring me in the face. i don't need to stare back at it. i don't want to see that. i don't know who would want to. i did a story a long time ago,

when before you could only buy confidence at -- confidence at the funeral home. was a change in the law and people were getting them and using them as coffee tables. i did a story on that. it's not for me. larry: i don't wanted as a coffee table either. [laughter] every morning oh! i better savor this last cup. it may be my last. kristen: no thank you. get ready for lottery excitement. no one one last night to megamillion jackpot, the prize is going to $630 million, the fifth-largest and lottery history. the next drawings friday night. who is getting our office pool going? mike: i will do it. give me your money. kristen: you're going to send us a photocopy of all of the tickets right? mike: sure. larry: i would like a little

more confirmation. mike: sure. [laughter] larry: you will get around to it? mark -- mike is in barbados, please leave your message. [laughter] he is in the cayman islands or switzerland. what is the first thing you would buy, if you won all this money? kristen: oh my goodness. come back to me as michael first. michael: a gift. i would not quit my job. larry: you would not? michael: that is what they always say. of course i would be out of here. [laughter] did it used to sit here? kristen: you might be one of those working for fun people. larry: i would love to see that. kristen: i would buy an island in the south pacific. mike: would you let us visit? kristen: i don't know.

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amusement park in philadelphia, and here apologizing after accusations of racism. kristen: reporter sonja from our er the video showing the latest. six year old cousins eagerly hoping to interact with the character, but instead getting a gesture that looks like a no. pillow crushed and confused -- they look crushed and confused. sesame places initial statement was, the costumes make it difficult to see at lower levels and performers ms. hug request. speaking outside of the headquarters, the mom said that was bogus and they can prove it. they think the parks apology and a second statement was damage control. >> the apologies put out, has caused much uproar. i want them to be able to do the right thing. reporter: sesame place says it

is committed to making this right and it will be conducting training for employees. why not say that the first time? >> an incident like this should not have to go viral for the harms to be properly addressed by corporations of this country. reporter: the family's attorney says since the video went viral, dozens of family came forward alleging they have experienced racism at sesame place. >> what took place saturday is not an anomaly. but we have seen his business as usual to deny, to defend, and to deny accountability. >> our communities have been disrespected when the entire history of what this park is supposed to be about is the opposite of what we saw, not just in this video with this family, but in so many more that have come forward. reporter: the attorney says this family wants a formal apology. the performer fired and for

sesame place to cover any mental health care of the kids acknowledging something like this causes harm. >> where here to make change, and effectuate change in this country. kristen: valeo's own agr is set to play belle and abc's upcoming beauty and the beast special. in response the five-time grammy winner says they will see a black and filipino belle, i've always wanted to be a disney princess. the special airs on december 15 will include live performances and brand-new sets and costumes. the performances will air alongside the screening of the film, produced by another bay area native, who was born in palo alto, and whose family has a restaurant. larry: she is quite the voice. a special honor for espn's dick vitale. >> are you serious? larry: the award that he is

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basketball are synonymous. often we do not know if we are watching the game for the teams or to hear him say. >> that's awesome, baby with a capital a. >> this iconic figure is true to his jersey roots. he grew up in east rutherford where these basketball courts carried the name of a man who is risen to the heights of broadcasting fame. >> he is jamming and he is slamming. >> he is also member of the new jersey hall of fame. >> i grew up in a home that was with so much love. my mom and dad were uneducated. that a fifth grade education at best. >> he is someone that has genuine humility. he is someone who was a tremendous amount of gratitude in his heart. >> one of his earliest big rakes was when he was named assistant head coach of the rutherford basketball team. >> he is an honest guy.

>> even then he showed a real understanding of basketball. he got the players attention. >> he relate so well to people. and and makes you feel very comfortable. >> he joined espn in 1979 and became the pride of basketball fans worldwide. he graduated from seton hall university anyone who roots for the pirates is also rooting for vitala -- vitale. >> he would come to broadcast the game. >> he spent years raising money for the jimmy v foundation. at 83 years old, he has battled melanoma in the former and had the courage to come back -- lymphoma and had the courage to come back. >> college basketball season has begun when hear that voice. >> here we go. >> he is currently recovering from lesions on his vocal chords

but is expected to lead his voice be heard when he receives the jimmy reward for perseverance. >> in south orange new jersey, anthony johnson, abc7news. larry: he is a treasure, you can see him get his award tonight. abc7news at 5:00 is

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