pena is live now with what community leaders are saying about this loose. yes, emma and dan if we think back to the beginning of the covid-19 pandemic latinos were disproportionately impacted by this virus for multiple reasons, including unclear communication poor language based services and supply now community leaders are listing those same reasons as key contributors. of what's happening with the monkey pox virus despite latinos making up 15% of san francisco's population the latest monkeypox data shows a 30% of cases in this city are among this group. so for us that's another alarm that sounding in the community that we're responding to for over two years the latino task force gained. they commit covid test. ing spread this proportionally among the lgbtq latino population. hope is to begin vaccinating for

monkeypox at their covid sites. it is disheartening it is, you know a call to action but because we did well in the response to covid we have the infrastructure to do well to respond to how monkeypox is affecting our community. the latino task force is asking san francisco's department of public health to give them monkeypox vaccines, but the supply is limited and we also have like an undocumented population. community and sometimes they just don't want to speak out and they don't want to reach reach out for help the ceo of san francisco's aids foundation is advocating to not only increase monkeypox vaccination among the latinx community, but also testing and treatment public health crises. we need to be ensuring that we're using the appropriate equitable lens to ensure that information education and awareness is available in whole languages as of aids foundation

wait list for monkeypox vaccines is now over 5,000 people supervisor rafael mandelman criticized the government's response to this crisis. they seem to have done the bare minimum being dragged along each step of the way and turned out to be a when what turned out to be a woefully inadequate response where we have significant communities spread. and when it comes to supply the city of san francisco has requested 35,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine and received over 7,000 san francisco. aids foundation is now planning a spanish town hall for next week to better inform the latinx community. lusmania, abc 7 news. all right those thank you and we have everything you need to know about monkey pox including information on vaccines and treatment just head to our website abc 7 news.com this morning governor newsome signed a first in the law that allows california residents affected by gun violence to sue gun manufacturers it mimics texas

law that allows regular citizens to sue anyone who provides or assists in providing an abortion. if they're going to use this framework to put women's lives at risk. we're going to use it to save people's lives here in the state of california. the california law lets state residents sue anyone who distributes illegal assault weapons or parts that can be used to build weapons plaintiffs can seek $10, civil damages for each weapon if the us supreme court strikes down the texas law. it will also invalidate the california law. a federal judge has extended a temporary restraining order that keeps caltrans from clearing out a massive homeless encampment in oakland about 200 people live at the encampment on wood street under the 880 and 580 freeways this morning us district judge william orrick ordered caltrans to work with alameda county officials on a plan to house the people living there safety concerns about the site have grown since a fire in april killed one person.

warning from san francisco police about a rash of robberies involving exp of watches it's a problem. we've documented in the past these videos show armed robbers stealing high-end watches from people in parking lots and other areas, san francisco police are investigating more than two dozen watch robberies since the start of the year. they say the assaults are happening in popular high traffic areas in the city. a small plane carrying a banner crashed into the ocean today right in front of beach-goers in southern california. okay. it's going into the water. it's going into the water. it's going to the water guys. oh goodness. this is video of the plane as it lost altitude then smashed into the water plane went down about 30 feet from the beach where there was a lifeguard competition taking place. the pilot was rescued and taken to a hospital. scorching heat and suffocating humidity are expected to last in many areas across the us through the end of the month millions of people coast to coast couldn't endure triple digit temperatures and all that humidity mike

valerio has the latest now on these ext. heat warnings it's treacherous heat for the next week forecasters warn around 85% of the us population could see temperatures breaking through 90 degrees and staying inside for many isn't an option now. it's like how in sun scorched arizona maricopa county officials say at least 29 people have died from heat related issues since march dallas reported its first heat related death year as teams work to help the city's homeless. we got a few people we put in hotels they all. thought they were having a heart attack and they were dehydrated relief is up and running at cooling centers coast to coast. i can be out in the heat too much because i get really nauseated. and since we've been here, it's been really nice in philadelphia a heat health emergency is extended through sunday and in

washington dc. it's heat emergency is effective. through monday morning in the south and midwest fields are drying up not enough food to feed cattle forcing some ranchers in texas to sell early. we're taking young cows in the prime of their life, and they're getting turned into hamburgers. we're selling just out of desperation because you don't want to miss treat the animal and make it starve. i'm mike valeria reporting. well, thank goodness. it is a very different situation here in the bay area abc 7 news meteorologist. mike. nico is here with the first look at our forecast mike. all right. thank you very much, dan. good afternoon. yeah out here the temperature. that's what it actually feels like thanks to our lack of humidity. we don't really ever talk about the heat index and we may get a little humidity next week, but let's focus on the here and now and you can see the summer spread out there from 64 in san francisco to about 96 in brentwood, but most of us in the 60s and 70s very comfortable around the bay and the breezes are it up and that's adding to

the comfort if not a little bit of discomfort because it's getting a little aggressive in places like well san francisco 39 in concord at 22 and same thing at fairfield, but those will start to relax as we head into the nine o'clock hour. so you thinking about going out for a walk or maybe some outdoor dining temperatures will start off pretty warm inland around 83 a little more comfort around the bay at 76 and cool the coast 59 by the time we get to nine o'clock though. you'll definitely want to have a jacket with you. we'll take a look at that. forecast coming up amma. all right. thank you. mike. big basin redwood state park in santa cruz partially reopened today comes nearly two years after the czu fire destroyed much of it highway 236 the main road through the park has also reopened you must make reservation if you are driving and we'll park your car there only a small area of the park is open including redwood. loop services are limited. there is no electricity. no running water and no internet. the us forest service is implementing an emergency. plan to protect giant sequoias

from the growing threat of wildfires the work entails removing vegetation growing on the forest floor that could fuel fires. it will also conduct prescribed burns and removes smaller trees the work will protect 12 giant sequoia groves in an area encompassing more than 13,000 acres of the 37 giants sequoia groves in california all but five has partially burned in wildfires. a beloved bakery in the east bay is dealing with the aftermath of a customer who went on the attack after being asked to follow covid safety protocols abc 7 news anchor deon lem visited the owners of starbread in pittsburgh and brings you a story. you'll see only on 7 along with the empanadas and lumpia the star of the show at starbread in pittsburgh is their senorita breads thousands of these buttery sweet crowd favorites are sold each day from this family-owned location seeing the community happy and excited purchasing our bread. it's exciting that excitement though was shattered with the

very last customer monday evening as the shop was preparing to close when i first saw the video i was shocked. that surveillance video shows a man clad in a shirt that reads army approached the register. he was known to employees after previously ignoring covid protocols and we did ask him. you know just to keep his social distancing from another customer that was in here in another strange twist employees. say the man then said the previous offender wasn't him. it was his twin. he was even offered a refund, but it wasn't enough just kept pointing at his shirt that said the us army on the video. and respect that's when things escalated the man throwing hand sanitizer the cash register terminal even hurling the donut display. they tried to close the door lock the door, and then that's when he came back the man can be seen in video used in the police investigation punching the employees face and eye even shutting the door on his arm. all i saw was anger.

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assemblyman phil ting announced a four million dollar state budget investment today. this is considered a living room for somebody seniors because many people live in single room occupancy hotels that obviously are just one room. this is where they congregate. this is where they this is where they talk. this is where they play card games. this is where they hang out. the city's recreation and parks department has been working on renovation plans for several years those plans include demolishing the unpopular kearny street pedestrian bridge construction is set to begin late next year. it's a race weekend in san francisco the 45th, san morning at 5:30 today thousands of runners picked up their race packets at the fort mason festival pavilion. the first wave of runners will start at 5:30 am on the arcadero admissions street, there are also two half marathons a 10k and a 5k as well all happening on sunday. i'm a lot of running going on in

san francisco this weekend. how about relaxing? it's a good weather for relaxing. should we do that just about once all the running that's going on. yeah. i like your style. i'm with you. all right, i'll bring the drinks. let's take a look at what's going on in the embarcadero right now. good afternoon. you can see the breezes have picked up and as we head into sunday, i want to show you that's going to be a little humid a little foggy as racers gather as early as four o'clock and then by six o'clock some of the races are off still cloudy and cool of 54 cloudy and 55. i was looking at the marathon temperatures talking to some experts and they said yeah anywhere between 50 and 60, so we're still right in that ballpark. in fact, we'll stay in that ballpark until the sun really starts to come out around noon and that's when those winds start to pick up out of the southwest. so if you're heading across the golden gate bridge, they'll push you when you come back from sausalito a little bit of a headwind. is the way it looks from such a tower much cleaner. in fact, enjoy a sunny and breezy sunset everywhere this evening it set to about 8:26 summer spread that we've been dealing with lingers through the

weekend and a touch of cloudiness and humidity next week, but still no storms from that monsoon moisture. you can see the dry air take away all the cloud cover. in fact, look at that all that orange on top of us that spreads all the way to hawaii. it's kind of like the reverse pineapple pipeline this time. it's very dry. that is 1000 miles worth of drier that's going to keep us clean as you can see for memoryville during the evening hours. but also watch out north of the bay bridge through the delta. we've got a small craft advisory for a moda chop. it's going to be a little gusty of our beaches though, but if you're going to watch the sunset, it's going to definitely be sunny and the milder evening if you're heading out maybe some live music or dining up temperatures tonight will fall back to 49 in santa rosa the 59 in antioch with partly the mostly cloudy conditions from inland to the coast. you can see some drizzle possible along the coast. tomorrow we're going to have pretty clean air and sunshine and 77 in sunnyvale the 81 at san jose to gilroy about 85 67 in millbrae mid upper 70s comfortable everywhere on the peninsula over the coast of 58

at half moon bay a little breezy little bricks there same thing in the sunset a little cooler than average in downtown san francisco about 63 north bay valleys. we're looking at mid to upper 80s. in fact, i'll have your sonoma national forecast coming up in the next weather upper 60s and mid 60s richmond berkeley oakland gl 70s for the rest of the east bay and as you had the inland we've got 85 in san ramon 89 in concord and livermore and some 90s still trying to hold on around antioch and brentwood. here's a look at what's going on down in santa cruz you can see it is going to be rather sunny and that's where the warm spots will be this weekend with highs in the mid 70s. all right, let's take a look at our temperatures back here around the bay pretty close 60 to 62. not much of a fluctuation at the coast. the bay will move between mid-70s and near 80, especially that sunday and you can see 90s inland just barely getting there tuesday and wednesday and there's that extra moisture coming in so it may feel just a little humid by our standards thursday and friday. have a great weekend ama.

thank you, mike. all right. well daily city rolled out the red carpet for comedian joe coy today his upcoming film easter sunday takes place in daly city and celebrates its rich filipino-american culture abc 7 news reporter lena howland explains how it's helping build a better bay area. from the big screen father and son road trip to the pinoy capital of the united states we've declared. joe coyote one-year-old comedian joe koy got his own day, and now the city of daly city presents the key to this to the city to joke boy or the film easter sunday. i am going to put this on my keychain always film easter sunday takes place in daly. he was thrilled to shine a light on the city's filipino-american culture. just a represent them shadow mountain the movie. is just my inner my indirect way of giving love back, you know.

shining light i have literally never seen this many filipinos in the same place before that's why movie like this is so significant because finally like now my mom can finally get to see something that looks like her talks like her acts like her lives here in like her and she gets to celebrate it. just let manolo daly city's first ever female filipino city council member says it's representation that's been long overdue. there were no movies growing up. i would say that had a filipino american family. she believes the key. she handed over symbolizes opening the door and keeping the door open for others that look like her. it's finally here. and joe coy is opening those doors for so many others like the local actors and comedians and i think what he's doing is paying it forward and making

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and give them also lower pay so to retain these employees to recruit new employees. so again a big advantage in the face of a recession. dr. cipersky believes remote work will increase in the fall. he points to the current covid-19 surge saying that in previous surges companies rolled back their plans to get employees back to the office. he says leaders are endangering the success of their companies if they force workers to return as part of disability pride month. we're looking tonight at disabled americans in the workforce the unemployment. for disabled people the surround 10% that's about twice as high as the rate for those without a disability abc 7 news reporter. karen travers looks into this disparity. melissa gates is a secretary for nasa but getting to this point took her 20 years during that time. she was actively searching and applying for federal jobs saying she sent hundreds of resumes and never heard back. the reason why i wanted to be in for in a federal government

because i know no job is secure but it was important for me to have as more of a stable life as i could gates is physically disabled and uses a cane and scooter to stand and move around. condition she was born with she feels her disability played a role in her lack of job opportunities. i was able to get a few jobs within you know fast food or the malls even traveling to career fairs geared toward people with disabilities. i said online for hours just to meet up with the representative to tell me that i should take my resume and put it on their website gates move from new jersey to maryland and discovered melwood. non-profit organization that provides employment job training and skill development services to more than 2,000 disabled people each year in the greater, washington dc area. it was only six months before i was able to have three interviews and within three interviews to get my position

where i am now scott gibson chief strategy officer at melwood says training hiring managers about unconscious bias along with simple accommodations can prevent the exclusion of disabled candidates. we that that hiring process which was innocently designed. is creating a barrier that's keeping people out. accommodations in the workplace gibson recommends include quiet spaces in the office for those who needed to concentrate captioning during video calls or technology that enlarges text on screens for those who have trouble hearing and seeing offering remote work options for those with physical disabilities or compromised immune systems this old way of doing things isn't perfect. and maybe if we try something new you'll find out that great talent is right in front of you to the hiring managers. i would like to ask that they take a second look at people with disabilities. we are creative. aend.and in my opinion we are e

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was feeling abc news reporter. rena roy has the latest. the white house says it's business as usual for president biden as he battles covid-19 in isolation. here in this new photo masked up and on the phone with his national security team today. the president said he is still he still putting in eight plus hours a work a day. and that he wants to remind americans to get vaccinated the president's physician says he did have a temperature of 99.4 thursday night, but has remained normal since taking tylenol biden still has a runny nose fatigue and an occasional loose cough, but his medical team says his symptoms have improved since testing positive thursday morning. i really appreciate your increase your concerns. i'm doing well the 79 year old says he's been fulfilling his duties and hard at work cleaning a photo of himself. signing the formula act into law thursday today. he met with his economic team to discuss lowering gas prices. you'll have to work in isolation

for five full days and get a negative test result before returning to work in person and normal activities. president. biden is taking the antiviral drug pax livid given his age as his medical team keeps a close eye on him president is doing better. he slept well last night. he ate his breakfast and lunch. i fully he actually showed me his plate contact tracing is underway for those considered close contacts of the president including members of the press and congress and the white house resident staff has been reduced to only essential staff as the president isolates rena roy abc news, new york. marin county health officer, dr. matt willis appeared today on our 3 pm show getting answers. he says the president's experience shows how far we've come since the start of the pandemic. he thinks we may see an increase in eligible people wanting their second booster shot. we have about 60,000 of our residents about 250,000 total resident about 60,000. i've gotten that second booster

not one has died from covid-19. that's a mortality rate of 0.0 percent among people who have gotten that booster about 65% of our age 65 and older. it's about two thirds have gotten that second booster and we think that's really contributing a lot to the decreased mortality in bread. currently a second booster shot is only approved for people 50 and older in marin county dr. willis says there's a continuous high plateau in case rates with about 100 new cases per day in about 10 hospital admissions per day. well, the pandemic has led to a major problem with routine immunization so much. so in fact that there's been the largest decline in childhood vaccinations in decades abc 7 news contributor, dr. elope patel is with us today a local always great to be with you. thank you for joining us. likewise dan and i wish we did not have to talk about no, this is crazy. you know you talk about, you know, one step forward two step backward the new data released by unicef is really disturbing talk about what's behind this decline. well, then simply put what

unicef found when they're using the tracker of three vaccines diphtheria tetanus and pertussis looking at global rates, and they found that 20 about a 25 million children are not getting their first dose of this shot, which is two million more than last year 6 million more than 2019. so this this very slow, but insidious decline in getting children the coverage they need worldwide for childhood vaccines. now, there's multiple reasons out there. one of them is obviously covid-19 is disrupted a lot of supply chains. clear access issues. there's also children living in very fragile areas possibly some political turmoil, but that's also contributing as well dan. there's also misinformation out there. there's also a massive generation of young parents out there who don't see the the need to get these vaccines out there and just more work we need to do in terms of communication. i wonder how much of this could be traced to the negative reaction about the covid vaccine and the people who refuse to take that and now they're sort of a generalized a reluctance to get any vaccines. i'm sure that's part of it. you know, i haven't actually

seen me being that really quantifies how much that's translating, but i do think a large part had to do with the disruption that a lot of parents saw from covid-19 and we've seen this decline in 2020 and 2021 of children not getting routine vaccinations for multitude of reasons and dan i do worry, you know this upcoming school year what is going to happen with things like the influenza shot now that there's parents out there who have less trust in the vaccine, but there was a recent study. this april was showed a and only one percent of three vaccines of children entering kindergarten now, you might say one percent from 95 to 94 percent. that's no big deal. that's a big deal for two reasons number one and that's 35,000 children entering kindergarten who are not getting protected. that's also getting closer to below 90% which is actually heard immunity for a lot of those diseases of childhood such as mumps measles rubella. so that's a keith threshold to talk about a what about you know, we just reported the other day about the first new case of in the us since something like

2013 a disease really largely eradicated of course, but you know, no one wants to hear about another covid case in this country. is there any danger of a resurgence of diseases like that? this is a massive red flag about what could happen if we let vaccination rates for polio drop now this individual has no travel history. there is an ongoing investigation about how this individual caught polio. this individual. we know is unimmunized and may have been in contact with someone who received a live virus and possibly could have shed at some polio now long story short if you're vaccinated fully against polio. you're not going to catch polio. you're much mess much much more likely. i mean the polio vaccine is so really effective that the overwhelming majority of us physicians have never seen a case dan. i sell one case when i was a child in india and my uncle pointed it out and said see that child over there who can't walk properly. that's why you get the polio vaccine. well, you're a pediatrician. let's hope you never see another case. although let's talk quickly before we run out of time here about what can be done.

what is being done to get these children protected and make sure we are at the very least above that 90% threshold you just talked about then it comes down to communication which communication is building trust talking very clearly with parents guardians anyone out there about the need to continue to vaccinate children and it also comes down to access making sure people have access to getting those vaccinations. they have insurance. they have a clinic that they can go to and i will tell you i have a lot of parents respectfully will ask me like dr. patel. why do we need these vaccines? we don't see these diseases anymore. well, you don't see them because vaccines work. that is why i don't see cases of diphtheria, tetanus measles mumps. rubella pneumococcal meningitis. yeah, i could go on i don't see cases of these anymore because of vaccines. all right goodness, right abc 7 news contributor dr. alok patel a look. thank you. dan happy friday youtube a record-breaking real estate deal the condo that went for big bucks and it's famous previous owner the fort for his ne

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in-unit elevators and floor-to-ceiling glass walls the same buyer bought both. well, i mean, i guess chris if we won the lottery tonight mega millions, maybe that would get us, you know, some of the money to get that what do you think is a lot i was gonna say i can confirm it was not me if you guys were wondering but if it was me, you guys would all have a spot in my place because it'd be fun to hang out outside of work. i never see you guys outside of work, but that's crazy. is a crazy amount of money but good for the person that bought it for sure and notice we didn't say how big it is or it doesn't matter right mike. no. no, i was gonna say how about this since i'm broke from buying that i'll provide some beer and pizza if you guys can help me move. yes, we're in though. they didn't mention the size. did they, but i did take a sneak peek at in the you know, like 20 foot ceilings and you can see everywhere from there. it was pretty impressive but 29 million, i'm not gonna find that in the couch you're waiting to get the whole station. pitch in dan if we were going to get that. i agree take a collection here

and mike if you're bringing the food, we'll come help you it is no secret that concert tickets are expensive, but the cost of a bruce springsteen concert ticket has some people going nuts tickets to watch the boss. next year went on sale this week and to say there's sticker shock. that's an understatement floor seats at some venues are going for more than 5,000 a ticket. the cheap seats are at least four hundred dollars right i've seen the boss several. times i'm a huge fan, but chris not at five thousand dollars a throw. wow, based on our last story. that seems like deal, right? seeing him and he's one of those guys. it's legendary. i would say you can spend the money people spend their money where they want. it's more than more to go to a warriors game the nba finals. so what are you into what do you want to do? but again with regards to the last story, it seems like a really nice deal if you will, you know, and mike chris makes a good point. so many things whether it's the you know the circus a concert

sporting events prices have gone through the roof. i often feel really even a baseball game if you're going to go take a family couple of kids. you're gonna spend some money by the time you buy the tickets pay 20 bucks or whatever. it is to park. yeah, you know 30 40 dollars for a couple of hot dogs. it's gotten a little out of hand right and if you have kids and you don't want to take them then you have to find a babysitter and pay for that and pay for their food. and yeah, but i know know springsteen puts on legendary legendary concerts in their length, but you know, i've heard they're like three hours. sometimes they are three disappointed. he's phenomenal the place forever from what i understand, but that's still a lot of dough. maybe if you're like, well, i've never seen him. i've always wanted to this is my one time. let's you know do it right again. you regret it if you just if you've ever laid eyes on them, i'm sure. all right. well a new report reveals which us airlines are most likely to lose your luggage. all right business insider looked at the first five months of the year. find out how many bags were lost damaged delayed or stolen after

being checked in on non-stop domestic flights republic airways mishandled one in every 111 bags wife. i never even heard of that line american airlines also made the list followed by envoy air, alaska and jetblue allegiant air performed best mishandling. just one in every 630 bags dan. you just traveled was all your luggage fine. yeah, you know, what's interesting? just did travel to europe as you guys know and all of our luggage made it there and back but some people that were in the group that were on the little river cruise we did they did not get their bags and never did for the entire cruise. they had to go buy some stuff there. so it's a huge problem. and then remember i guess it was delta airlines sent a plane full of luggage. just no passengers just back here with wow lost luggage cheese. is awful chris. i'm always an amazement that things get to where they're supposed to most the time with whether it's baggage or males. so i don't know how any of it works. i'm like like happy when my bag

arrives but it does happen every once in a while. i had the same scenario in boston when i was going the nba finals luckily within the next plane, but there was a weather delay and so things happen around the country and and that's what happens, but i feel bad for the people you mentioned for sure and i spent their whole two week vacation without you know, but it's interesting. it's different than it used to be remember a few years ago before they had codes and computer tracking just a tag they put on right so if it got misplaced somebody have to physically see if they had no idea where it was. a long way since toy story that's true. all right. well, we are in the middle of summer. but if you're ready for pumpkin spice and everything nice halloween has already arrived at some bay area target stores one of our abc 7 colleagues saw these decorative pillows on display last weekend. that's mid july by the way and check this out this ad we saw just yesterday on instagram. it's promoting grandin road an online retailer for furniture and decor it says halloween has arrived let the think begin. i don't think halloween has arrived yet. i i think yeah, i feel very

strongly. i love me anything pumpkin, but kate or six o'clock producer sent me that photo she thought i was like what? no way. we're still in july. come on. let's have our summer before we go right into all that fall stuff. at least they haven't mike started christmas advertising yet. that'll be in like a week. i hear they're gearing up. they're getting ready making room in the stores for that already. i mean, i've seen this early august christmas stuff really? yeah. happy new year guys 2023 that is this edition of the fort for happy new year. we'll be right if you have advanced non-small cell lung cancer, your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed

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largest jackpots in the game's history. hopefully. oh my luck is on my way the mega millions jackpot sits at 660 million the third largest in the game's history according to the california lottery. no one has one since april, which means that jackpot continued to rise in rolling. three months and tonight 660 million dollars is up for grants. the odds certainly are not in anyone's favor one in 302 million, but if you do pull off the almost miracle win, they recommend you put that ticket somewhere safe asap you wake up tomorrow and see the coverage and realize it's you who won the first thing you should do is put your ticket in the safest spot you have maybe a safe in your house medalist says if she wins she would use it for practical reasons, but then might think of some luxury expenses maybe pay off some of my debts and you know go on vacation. and a tropical vacation somewhere. that no one can find me. for a long time now the drawing

happens at 8pm tonight if there is no winner declared then of course that jackpot will keep rising and rising if there is a winner declared it happens to be here in the bay area. cal lotto does recommend that you get some financial or legal advice just to help you with that large sum of money in fremont ryan curry abc 7 news. you may feel like you've hit the jackpot if you land this job a canadian candy company is looking for a chief candy officer. the job description includes taste testing more than 3500 products every month and approving. what kind of candy the company sells along with strategy and candy board meetings. the company says the person it picks will be put through extensive pallet training. i can be trained dance. we are trainable and willing. all right, let's update the weather forecast. all right, we'll start with some activities tonight. how about baseball resuming it did last night. but and again tonight we'll take over to oakland and show you what's going on with the a's in

the rangers temperatures about 66 at 6:40 dropping down to 58. it'll be a little breezy a little bristol dress accordingly tomorrow fifties along the coast a little more cloud cover than what we're dealing with right now a lot of mid 60s to upper 70s around the bay and 80s. mainly inland 90s way out on our periphery. so a pretty seasonal day heading to the beaches. weekend that we know for sure. it's going to be a little bit milder with us southerly wind coming in sunday, but it's not going to be worn by any stretch. we're still looking at low to mid 60s in most neighborhoods. all right, if you're going up to sonoma it's not going to be hot other than the race cars up there the hot fest sonoma nationals temperatures in the mid to upper 70s after lowe's in the 50s a little fog in the morning giving way to breezy conditions and sunshine in the afternoon, you know this time of year can be very hot up there. so thankfully that's not happening. most of the heat is inland. a sacramento and fresno in the hundreds lake tahoe right around 80 if you're heading up there this weekend my accuweather seven-day forecast sure. it gets a little bit warmer as we head through the weekend, but

as far as what we're dealing with compared to the rest of the country sit and pretty dan boy, we sure are. thanks mike check out this massive jellyfish swarm in israel. all those white dots those are jellyfish. you can see them for miles in the sea green water. jellyfish are common in the mediterranean, especially summer, but they'll be gone soon. typically, they are gone by august but that's a weird site, isn't it? wow. that's incredible. gosh, can't stop looking. all right. well, there's uber door dash and airbnbs. now one man has a new idea. i've been kind of searching for something fun kind of a side project, you know in this. world of side hustles that we're in right now. oh a side hustle with a lot of pluck how you can rent a chicken coming up next. coming up next. ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme.

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ask your dermatologist tonight on abc 7 at 8. it's shark tank followed by 2020 a nine then don't miss abc 7 news at 11 on and i will be back with you for that. all right in the north bay if you've ever dreamed of raising chickens a new business venture can make those feathered dreams come true for as long as you like. hens are now for rent on demand complete with delivery even a coop abc 7 news reporter. bernard has the story. there's been a lot to cluck about on eric strother's urban farm in sebastopol. they're v the ladies in his hand house. they all have their own unique personalities.

all those pecking personalities are now available to rent. well. i've been kind of searching for something fun kind of a side project, you know in this this world of site hustles that we're in right now. he's okay if i take some eggs strother who works by day as an archaeologist. has launched rent backyard hands a chance for folks across the bay area to become temporary at home chicken ranchers. you know, i figured this is a really good opportunity for people to just try it out if it's if they like it, you know, they like having the hens and stuff. they can i can come and pick all this up and they can start their own. set up later. he will personally deliver a chicken coop and two egg-laying hens anywhere across the bay area takes them about maybe 10 minutes to lay an egg it lay an egg every day. there are some free screening questions to make sure you and your rent a hens are a good fit. yeah. do you have a dog we need to worry about you know, is your fence or your yard fence? and yes all of the backyard hens for rent have names me betty one

gertrude etta amelia a lot of ease and kelly citron from san francisco rented her coop and hands two months ago. he has character and personality. they're super smart. they escape from the yard into the neighbor's yard the hands are available for one to three month rentals prices range from 175 to 475 dollars while the new business venture may. for a few feathers around here one thing is not negotiable at either rooster is not available to rent. in sonoma county cornell bernard abc 7 news about farmer bernard. all right, abc 7 news is streaming 24/7 get the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. right. that's the suggestion of abc 7 news at four. i'm day and ashley for amidate

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moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. we are stepping in and doing something. perhaps is the most impactful thing we have done in decades in the state of california to our efforts on gun safety by getting these weapons of wars salt weapons off the streets governor newsom signing a first of its kind vigilante type gun law allowing private lawsuits against those who sell make or distribute band assault weapons and ghost guns. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. and i'm on the dates. it's the latest groundbreaking bill from governor newsom. and what's been a week of sweeping action on gun control and this move comes as the governor launches an ad campaign in texas abc 7 news reporter tara campbell has that story? and in shrine this bill governor