linked to more burglary cases. reporter: as he entered a san francisco court room, he told the sheriff deputy he did not want to be there. we were asked not to show his face. it was his first appearance after being arrested last saturday for a couple of thing at the cvs pharmacy. employees told police he used the same tactics as he did a year ago when he was caught on cellphone video leaving a walgreens on a bicycle with a plastic garbage bag full of stolen products. >> it is the same exact going into the store, filling up a bag. reporter: he now faces second-degree burglary and grand theft charges. he was on probation when he was arrested last saturday. he served time for shoplifting a

year ago. here is what transpired. i june 14, he was caught on camera shoplifting. a few days later, he was arrested. he was held in jail for a little bit more than nine months while he waited to be tried. in april 2022 he pleaded guilty and received a 16 month sentence. but the penal code allows for halftime credits. therefore, he was immediately released. police say they have reason to believe he shoplifted from the cvs store multiple times and at other establishments. >> the same story and we have reason to believe there are other stories as well. bail was set that $75,000. anchor: sky 7 is over chase in oakland right now. you are taking a live look. it has reached speeds of over

100 miles per hour. this is happening on mlk near 980. this car is just turning through 30th st. it has been on interstate 580, 8080, all over the east bay and peninsula. police are keeping an eye on it. they have been tracking the driver for about an hour. it looked like the case was going to end, but as survivors -- officers surrounded a, the driver took off. the pursuit started in san mateo. about 10 or 15 minutes ago it got on 580. it is a porsche suv on 29th st.

the porsche has been all over the place, crossing valdes street, now going straight. chp continues to follow this porsche suv essay makes its way with speeds over 100 miles per hour. it went right through that stop sign and then it made a turn. it is on vermont avenue. now it is behind an amazon delivery truck. this is a fluid situation. it could get dangerous. anchor: that is always the concern that somebody could get hurt. zipping along at ominous speeds.

always very dangerous. it is always a mystery to me why they do this. they are going to get caught almost every time eventually. you always worry that somebody will step out into the street or hit the crosswalk or pull out because it can happen in an instant. the case turns into a tragedy. but so far it has not happened. ama: we just saw a person walking on the sidewalk. you never know if the car will end up on the sidewalk. it is unclear what started this case. we just know it started in san mateo and i headed over the san mateo break into haywood. people walking through the crosswalk and this vehicle continues to go. dan: and the person on the crosswalk has no idea this person is driving from police. police cars have pulled back

somewhat. this person may think they are getting away, but they are not. it has been going on for some time. ama: we will keep an eye on this. we want to be cautious because we never know what will happen and we do not want to show you anything horrible. we will continue to follow this on 29th st. this is live. you never know what can happen. dan: under the overpass there on 980. let's see which way they go on martin luther king. taken the right. then you see another pedestrian not far away from all of this. that is always the worry. whizzing past a lot of cars on

martin luther king. 34th st. straight through. ok. you do not see any police car pushing them very closely. there certainly nearby, but they are deliberately pulling back as best they can so as not to make it any worse than it already is or any more dangerous than it already is. ama: we continue to follow this case that started in san mateo. speed in excess of 100 miles per hour at some points. it continues to head down west street, now picking up a little speed there. dan: this has been all over the place. all over the east bay and the peninsula.

taken a left on 40th. ama: you do not see any police pushing him. but of course, the police seeing the helicopter overhead watching this. it is not just us. they know where this car is. going over those speed control bumps there. we do not know what started it or why police are chasing this vehicle. we do not know if it is stolen. this is the kind of thing that happens every day in los angeles. we do not see it that often here in the bay area. ama: you wonder what they are thinking because you are not

going to get away and you are just making it worse. there was a person right there. we have to be cautious about what is going on here. we are watching this live. dan: as dangerous as this is, at least this person appears to show some consideration for other cars and people. just the act itself of course is reckless. picking up a little bit speed here. moving past 50 miles per hour. ama: speed is increasing now. thank goodness he is slowing down as some of these intersections. you never know when somebody is going to come out on the street. dan: we have seen these things many times and they tend to end the same way. almost never do they get away.

ama: they are starting to pick up speed and go through traffic. this is live. it is going so fast it is hard to see the streets. dan: kind of going around and around in some spots. ama: you hate to see this. you hope they can end this peacefully. we will continue to monitor this. dan: here we go. at least again did not blow through the intersection. making some effort not to crash to anybody. we will stay with this a little longer. we are hoping it comes to an end here without any incident. this porsche suv being chased by police. you do not see any police cars close by, but they are following and watching from the air and on

the ground, but they are trying not to push this person to drive more recklessly. getting back on the highway it looks like. ama: back in 580. picking up speed. is that right, 140? dan: it is a porsche after all and they have powerful engines. they are fast cars. pushing 100. just a dumb person doing this, just reckless obviously. literally zipping past these cars. we have all been on the highway when somebody is changing lanes. moving at the speed and somebody who is in a bit of a panic and

trying to get away, it will be very easy for somebody to get in this person's way. ama: going into the gas station, through the gas station and out on the other street. this started in san mateo. police have been following for about an hour now. it went over to the east bay. 880, 580. it has been all over the place, blowing through that intersection. it has gone through stop signs, making a left on 46. was that a motorcycle? dan: i think so. you have to wonder what is going through that person's mind. what do they think they are going to do. how do they think they are going to get away? in all the years we have done this, we almost never see them

get away. with any luck, it will not end with some terrible accident. interesting though, surface streets, back onto the highway. ama: continues to go through on this high-speed chase all over the peninsula and east bay. we do not know how many people are in the car. dan: are they looking for a place to ditch and run? as you can see, it is very easy for our helicopter to follow this person. it is just as easy for police helicopters to do the same thing. and with radiocommunication on the ground, police are keeping an eye on this guy. they are just trying not to push them into driving any more recklessly. ama: especially going into neighborhoods. it is summer and kids are out

and about. we hope this ends soon. dan: we are on macarthur boulevard. obviously as you can tell, there is no plan. this person has no idea what they are doing, they are just frantically trying to get away. hoping somehow to lose police, but as you can see from our helicopter, it is child's play to keep tabs on him. it is not hard. ama: you can see how fast they are going. sky map seven is keeping tabs on that as of this car goes down 37th st. speed humps. dan: this has been plowing over this speed bumps. ama: is he stopping? those are kids outside! we do not know what is happening here. we need to be cautious. dan: he is switching back,

trying to go the other way and confuse people. not that many tree-lined areas here. you see people driving -- crossing the street. and they have no idea and no reason to think they are in danger. ama: they continue to zoom around these corners. on broadway now. dan: we are going to move on here. we will keep tabs on this. you can watch it on our streaming platforms and on our website. we will come back if anything changes. swerving now pretty

aggressively. speeds of up to 60 miles per hour now. let's stay one more minute and see what happens. the traffic is not too bad. this person has had moved -- room to move around. stay with us on streaming. we will come back if anything changes as this current zips down broadway. ama: now we continue with the rest of today's news. dan: police chase involved in for shoplifting suspects has ended in san francisco. officers followed this car from daly city and pursued it along interstate 80. the car cap going even after all four tires were blown out. at least one person was arrested. that is how these usually end.

a close call for fire crews in san jose who were able to keep the flames of a fire from spreading to nearby buildings. you can see how close other buildings are to the fire. sky map seven shows you the location on park avenue. three blocks were closed. fire crews are asking people to try to avoid that area. the previous tenant of the building was astro jump, a party rental chain. the building is vacant and crews say it appears nobody was inside. ama: there are more monkeypox cases in san francisco been in some states. this map shows which counties have reported cases. there are more 140 in san francisco. our reporter spoke to mayor breed about her plan to make sure more san franciscans who need the best thing can actually

get it. reporter: san francisco has requested 35,000 monkeypox vaccine doses. we have only received 7000 so far. may your breed is urgent the federal government to prioritize the city. san francisco is the epicenter of monkeypox infections. according to cdc data, the golden state has the second most confirmed cases in the country, only behind new york. san francisco's mayor said she is having flashbacks to the aids crisis. even though monkeypox is not fatal in most cases. >> during the aids crisis, san francisco was left on its own and we had to fight hard to get resources to address the issue. reporter: today, hundreds of people waited in line outside of zuckerberg general hospital hoping to get the monkeypox vaccine. >> i showed up at 6:00 today. reporter: they have a wait list

of over 4000 people who meet the criteria to get the monkeypox vaccine. >> this is an incredibly frustrating moment where we are once again, as members of the lgbtq plus community. reporter: despite being the hot in the state, san francisco supply is limited. may your breed asked the u.s. department of health and human services to provide more resources to the city. >> what is your plank? >> reaching out to the administration. this falls under javier becerra's jurisdiction. the goal is to try to get 35,000 vaccines. we estimate that we need 70,000. reporter: the monkeypox vaccine is a two dose vaccine. >> and list is to do what is

necessary. if it means people are partially vaccinated in order to get more people vaccinated, that is something they are exploring. reporter: we asked a doctor what the implications of the strategy could be? >> it will be less effective. complicated times call for complicated remedies. reporter: people who get the first dose of the monkeypox vaccine are well protected after two weeks. the hope is that for weeks later , there will be enough supply for the second dose. ama: are there any cities vaccinating people with just one dose? reporter: yes, new york state health department is already vaccinating people with one dose as it waits for second doses.

san francisco has not confirmed if they will implement the same strategy here so we will have to wait and see. ama: we have everything you need to know about monkeypox. just had to our website. dan: we also have everything you need to know about the weather. >> i want to show you a fine view from her santa cruz camera. peer paul are out enjoying the beach. notice the surf, it is rough out there, so definitely be careful. beach hazard remains up through 9:00 tonight. it is an energetic swell that is keeping conditions dangerous along the coastline, especially for south facing beaches. so just be careful if you are going to be at the coast through

the next few hours. some fog at the coast right now. winds at 46 miles per hour. 20 in oakland. this wind is keeping the air quality good in contra costa county. but at -- as the winds of these late at night, the marsh fire smoke is still impacted eastern contra costa county, which is why the advisory has been extended through tomorrow. overall, air quality will be good across the area. looking at the beautiful view of the fog rolling in. it is 57 in the city. 63 oak lane, 55 half moon bay. nice, blue skies right now. low 70's from santa rosa to

napa. 63 petaluma. upper 80's walnut creek. our highest got into the low to mid 90's. fog in the morning. breezy and cooler weather coming your way for friday. the fog will push across the bay. tomorrow morning you will see spotty drizzle. be careful if you are driving, some of the roadways will be wet. the fog will linger near the beaches. your morning temperatures anywhere from 49 in santa rosa to 64 in antioch. in the afternoon in the south bay, 83 in san jose. on the peninsula, 80 redwood city, 60 pacifica. clouds hang tough near the coast. 65 in the city.

north bay temperatures, 84 in san rachel. in the east bay, quite comfortable. 71 oakland, 70 two oakmont. as you check out the seven-day forecast, a wide range of summer temperatures. low 60's to mid 90's. a cooling breeze on friday. you get relief from the heat. upper 50's to upper 80's. a touch warmer going into the weekend before temperatures back off again next week. dan: an update from the eye team. the fda is responding to daily harvest announcement that it identified the ingredient tara flour is the cause of the issue of the product which hospitalized dozens of customers who ate the companies food. a spokesperson says the fda

names ingredients only when there was enough evidence linking that ingredient to illness or injury and that currently the fda's conducting sample analysis on multiple ingredients. the ceo of revive superfoods tells us removed its mango and pineapple smoothie, which contains tara flour from further sale on its website. they reached out to daily harvest for further 13 and what specifically is causing terra protein to be an issue. ama: stacks finished -- stocks finished higher things to a rally in tech stocks. the dow gained 47 points to close at 31,000. the nasdaq gained 180 four points. the s&p 500 added 23 points.

pandemic might bounce and supply chain issues in china are being blamed for big dip in profits at tesla. they sell second-quarter profits dropped by 32%. the company still earned $2.2 billion in profit for the quarter, but supply chain shortages slowed production. tesla was originally headquartered in palo alto before moving to texas last year. next, see what is happening in chinatown to make people feel safe. plus. >> it is disgraceful. a community activist is determined to ke

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moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. dan: touring the town and building a better bay area. the new captain for chinatown walked through his speech. oakland's atapi community has taken a double hit with ongoing hate crimes against asian americans. ama: the new captain for the area has a request for the community. get involved. our reporter has more.

reporter: the drums and lion dancers are ushering in a new period in oakland chinatown. in the parade through the city, oakland police captain is getting a big introduction. >> the main messages let's continue to collaborate and build our team. reporter: that team includes residents and local businesses. >> you guys have done great work in the community. reporter: in his meetings, he is trying to build trust and come up with solutions to end the growing violence against the city's atapi community. they came up with the idea of educational seminars for business owners. >> we can bring experts in different fields. we can talk to the community and get educated on how to handle things.

reporter: this store has been in chinatown for the past 30 years. but due to covid and violence, she is now up and limited hours. she has already seen change. community volunteers and surveillance cameras are strong deterrence. she says it is good for business. >> i want to include more visitors to see our chinatown. reporter: oakland city council president is aware of concerns of over policing and mistrust of law enforcement. but ads this is a collaborative approach to public safety. >> making sure there is a good partnership. that the police are accountable. dan: new details. a break in the case of a ride-share driver murdered in oakland.

police today say they have found the car of the suspect. the car was found monday night in san francisco. video capture two men approach and the victim. -- approaching the victim as he sat in his car. seconds later, he was shot and killed. ama: today, our reporter spoke with the beloved leader who is now out of the hospital. reporter: i am going to take my glasses up when i explain how i am doing. i guess i am doing well. james is now out of the hospital after being beaten in the fillmore district. >> my only thought was how do i survive this? reporter: the beloved community leader was attacked by two

people after asking them to leave the property. >> they hit me in the head and knocked me out. i found myself getting hit in the back. that was waking me up. reporter: he began fighting for his life. >> my coworkers came around and helped. reporter: police arrived shortly after 11:00 and arrested one of the suspects. the man is now being charged with assault with a deadly weapon. police are still searching for the second suspect. >> we believe the second suspect fled the scene on foot in an unknown direction. reporter: police have surveillance video of the attack and are coming up with a profile in hopes of tracking down the second suspect. asking people with information to contact the department. >> our investigators are working around the clock together the

best pieces of evidence. reporter: in the meantime, the community is getting behind james. a gofundme page it reads in thousands of dollars. >> the fact that people would rally around him in a time like this is absolutely no surprise. reporter: this reverend is a close friend of james, describing him as deeply devoted to helping the community. >> for him to get assaulted for trying to serve the community is very disgraceful. reporter: jay says he will be increasing security at the community center. but the attack will not slow him down. >> it does not scare me. it does not make me think twice about what i am going to do. ama: if you are looking for an ally or a way to take action when it comes to issues of

violence where you live come out we can help you get started. go to a be seen as -- go to abc7news.com. dan: it appears police have lost sight of the porsche sub. it looked like the case was going to end before 6:00 p.m. as officers surrounded, the driver took off. this chase started in san mateo, headed over the bridge into hayward. then into oakland on two surface streets before getting on two 580 and back onto surface streets. we have been streaming it, but it appears this driver has invaded police for the time

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dan: newark -- new york city's positivity rate hit 50% since the first time since january. cases are spiking. here in california, the test positivity rate is 16.1%. americans have four vaccine options. the newest one is novavax. the next generation of protection could be a pillow or maybe a spray -- could be a pill or maybe a spray. reporter: awake of covid christian over the united states again. the latest variants spread more easily. >> it feels like we are in a no man's land of covid. reporter: hospitalizations and deaths arising, but not get to

the peaks we have seen in past surges. the next era of protection could come in the form of a pill or a spray. >> most of those are in prehuman trials. reporter: both will need to go through rigorous testing before trying to get fda authorization. some researchers say delivering vaccines via tablets or nasal sprays will deploy more protection. but there are hurdles. >> we have a ways to go still. if we do not see more money come in, it could be a long time. reporter: experts continue to urge vaccinations and boosters for those eligible.

ama: the chair of the january 6 committee, bennie thompson, has tested positive for covid-19. he will not be at tomorrow's hearing. thursday's hearing will focus on former president donald trump's inaction during the january 6 attack. this is the final scheduled hearing and the committee likely will not get access to text messages from the secret service. the agency claims messages were inadvertently deleted. jay o'brien has the latest from washington. reporter: in a letter to the january 6 committee, the secret service said text messages from january 6 are likely lost. >> six committee chairman sent the letter saying preserve everything. reporter: the messages subpoenaed by the committee over the weekend. the agency said they were only

able to recover one text exchange. all of the other messages were deleted during a device upgrade which began on january 27 when agency phones were moved to a new cloud system. personnel were given a step-by-step guide to preserve records on their phones, but some did not. it comes as the committee is investigating the deadly january 6 insurrection. trump has called the committee's investigation rate and one sided. the committee is planning to call to former trump aids. both resigned after january 6, given taped depositions to the

committee about a tweet where president trump lashed out at mike pence. >> we talked about how it was bad. reporter: in georgia yesterday, state prosecutors telling a group of 16 republicans who signed on as they collectors in an effort to undermine the count in the state. they are not targets of a criminal investigation. the department of justice is conducting its own similar federal investigation. ama: tomorrow's hearing is scheduled to begin at 5:00 p.m. you can watch it here. dan: if you liked today's weather, you will like the seven-day forecast. that is coming up next. what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed... my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12 hours, even on moderate pain. salonpas. it's good medicine

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the espy awards are underway. you can watch at 8:00. hollywood and the sports world come together with proceeds going to fight cancer. abc 7's chris alvarez spent the afternoon have not been on the red carpet. join us live now from outside

dobie theater. how are you doing? reporter: here in hollywood, rubbing elbows with some of the best of the best from the world of sports and entertainment. steph curry is the man. he is the host of the espy's tonight. he did say hello to our camera's, but he had to go in to host the show. >> watching him 10 years ago and people think he was always this guy and he really was not. he became this guy. it is a big deal. he said he can talk to peyton manning. >> he is a very theatrical guy so i hope he brings that aspect. >> he is amazing at everything he does.

i got the opportunity to say hello and let him know how much he inspired me. i have 100% confidence in steph curry putting on a great show. >> i think we are going to get a lot of comedy. i cannot wait to see what he has in store. >> he has a good approach to everything he does. >> are you going to laugh if the jokes do not hit? >> i will laugh at him. >> he will make it look effortless. >> elite level on the court. as elite as it gets. i do not think he has to do this

though. i think that if a great athlete puts his mind to something, i think he will blow it away. larry: how great was that to hear? everybody from across the sports world where genuinely excited for them. it is hard not to root for the guy. he has no ego and he is so good at every he does. we cannot wait to hear what steph curry the host has to say. larry: the 49ers open training camp next week. you may on the roster but perhaps not for long. jimmy's agent has been given permission to seek a tray. he is coming off the shoulder surgery. 49ers will go through another

upward season where every week the question is who is your quarterback? they do not want to go through that again, understandably. dan: thank you. ama: that is a for this edition of abc7news. thank you for joining us. dan: have a great rest of your evening. enjoy the espy's.

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