announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> a pilot is in the hospital after crashing his plane in san jose. the investigation into what exactly went wrong. good morning. let's start with a quick look at the weather. there is meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: we are starting out with mist and drizzle with dense fog in the city of san francisco. the marine layer from the san mateo coast, a little break through martin, but further to the north, there is fog. 57 in elsa brontë.

the fog from pacifica to half moon bay, 2.5 feet visibility. there is a look at the roof camera where the sun comes up after 6:00 with temperatures cool at the coast, only in the 50's to near 60 all day thow0'ndhe bay. 80 at noon time. highs approaching 90 and some of the warmest locations. we will talk about seasonal weather and changes ahead. stephanie: investigators looking into a small plane crash in san jose. they believe the pilot went down shortly after taking off. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo spoke with residents who live near the scene. amanda -- >> i heard a big noise and then it went like that and

then it went right there. amanda: she was outside of her home playing with her grandchild when this single engine took down power lines and crashed at 730 p.m. friday. the faa said the pilot was parking from a county airport and went belly down. >> this is a residential area, this is not palo alto. they are in the middle of a residential area. >> one we are sleeping or laying with our grandchildren. this is too much. amanda: video shared with abc 7 news show what followed. the pilot laid out with a nearby pile of blood. >> he must've been flying low to

hit the power line and have that loud noise and just the fact that he was hitting the gate and he was still moving. it was pretty overwhelming. amanda: those living around there were evacuated. police say the pilot sustained life-threatening injuries but had been stabilized. >> we are trying to close the airport and this is good ammunition. amanda: they say this is just one of many aircraft crashes they have seen. >> there were some people helping out and blocking so the cars could go around and there were people hopping the pilot. amanda: this is unfortunate and they say their concerns are returning. crews have responded come working to restore power. we are told there was no reported structural damage to any of the property in the area.

the faa and ntsb are investigating. stephanie: a wildfire in mariposa county has forced evacuations for several areas around yosemite national park. this is new video overnight of the so-called oak fire which ignited yesterday afternoon. it has now burned more than 4300 acres. officials say the flames are spreading rapidly. it is 0% contained as of this morning. structures have burned in mariposa. a downtown resident tells us a dangerous mix of conditions left his neighborhood extremely vulnerable. >> it is extremely dry and right now it is really windy. all of the trees are blowing. it is pretty much the worst conditions you can imagine. it is super dry and super hot and windy. >> they told us that everybody has to go. at 4:00 the power went out and the fire was moving faster and

faster. stephanie: evacuation centers are now open. red cross is on hand to assist. for the second time in two months, the world health organization is weighing whether the ongoing global outbreak of monkeypox infections once a public health emergency, after the cdc announced two confirmed cases in children yesterday, one a toddler. monkeypox spreads through close skin to skin contact which for children could mean holding, cuddling, feeding and shared items. california has the second most cases behind new york. san francisco has 200 cases of monkeypox, either probable or confirmed. nearly every bait area county has reported at least one case and this map shows how widespread it is. new data shows the latinx

community is disproportionately affected. >> despite latinos making up 15% of san francisco's population, the latest monkeypox data shows the percent of cases in the city are among this group. >> for us, that is another alarm that is sounding in the community we are responding to. >> for two years, a task force gained their trust with testing and vaccinations. as the monkeypox virus spreads, they hope to vaccinate at covid sites. >> it is disheartening and a call to action, but because we did well in response to covid, we have the structure to do well to respond to how monkeypox is affecting our community. >> the latino task force is

asking the department of health to give monk about vaccines, but the supply is limited. -- give monkeypox vaccinations, the supply is limited. >> sometimes they don't want to speak out or reach out for help. >> san francisco aids foundation is advocated to not only increase monkeypox vaccine in the latino communities. >> we need to make sure we were using the appropriate equitable plan to make sure that education and awareness is available in multiple languages. >> a wait list for monkeypox vaccines is over 500 people. he criticized the response from the government. >> they are doing the bare minimum each to other way and in

what turned out to be a woefully inadequate response, where we have significant community spread. stephanie: that was abc 7 reporter luz pena reporting. san francisco has requested 35,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine and has received 7000. the san francisco aids foundation is planning a town hall for next week. now for a story you only see on abc 7 news, an east bay bakery reconsidering the way it does business after a customer on a furious rampage because he did not want to follow the protocols. this is surveillance video grabbing a counter display and throwing it. the manager of starbread in pittsburg didn't want to wear a mask or distance. he pointed at a military shirt and ask for respect. >> we had another donut case

that was thrown over this one of the employees, but luckily one of the employees was able to block it. stephanie: the bakery's owner suffered a broken finger in the altercation. starbread is now considering installing a take-out would do to keep employees safe. a block party in chinatown, the second annual block party, will take place on pacific avenue between stockton street and grant av grant avenue. the goal is to ring together chinese and black residents. the speaking program begins at 12:30. the mayor and the san francisco police chief are expected to attend. the mega millions jackpot is continuing to grow. no one won and the drawing for tuesday is now a $790 million. no one has won since april and

now the jackpot is approaching historic territory. lottery officials say only three jackpots have ever been bigger. people across the country did win smaller prizes, so check your ticket. the winning number's art 14, 40, 60, 64, 66, and the gold mega ball is 16. before we head to break, check in with lisa. lisa: is cloudy. temperatures in the low to mid if these. down towards the airport, a little milder. we have mist and drizzle and fog . we have a fair share of 90's in the inland valley. my forecast is next. stephanie: what former president trump had to say about the latest january 6 hearings that involved testimony from former white house staffers. just ahead, an update on president biden's condition, how he is continuing to work

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stephanie: president joe biden is feeling much better after testing positive for covid-19. the president was able to meet via videoconference with his top economic team. he signed bills into law and took part in his daily intelligence readings over the phone. abc's karina mitchell has more. karina: heaving a thumbs up at his first event, he is eager to reassure americans he is feeling fine. pres. biden: let me start by apologizing for my voice. i feel much better than i sound. karina: at 79 years old, the president is considered at greater risk for problems from the virus. he is tolerating treatment well and will continue to take the antiviral drug paxlovid. dr. fauci: given the fact that

he is asked -- faxed -- vaxed, double boosted come in on paxlovid, we feel he will do good. karina: he had a temperature but was given tylenol and his amateur has been normal. >> a lot of -- his temperature has been normal. >> lot of people, and say they tested positive and they feel they have failed. they haven't failed. people will get infected. karina: the white house has identified 17 people who are close context to the president but so far none of them have tested positive. >> this part of his job to interact with the public and everyday people, so he does not regret that. karina: the biden administration is encouraging people to get vaccinated and boosted if possible.

87% of the country is living in a community with high risk. stephanie: former president trump responding to the recent january 6 committee hearing. on his tooth social platform he accused the panel of spreading lies and continue to insist the election was rigged against him. the committee detailed the 187 minutes that he waited to tell his supporters to leave. a staff white -- a white house staffer that resigned testified. >> among those who was hoping to see an unequivocal, strong statement clearing out the capitol. stephanie: the committee will continue to collect evidence and hold further hearings in september. governor gavin newsom signed a first in the nation all that

allows california residents impacted by gun violence to sue gun manufacturers. it mimics a texas law who allows regular citizens to sue anyone who assists in an abortion. governor newsom: if they are going to use this framework to put women's lives at risk, we are going to use it to save lives here and the state of california. the law stephanie: -- the law allows anyone to -- stephanie: the law allows anyone to sue anyone who sells an illegal gun or gun parts. big basin redwood park is partially open to the public for the first time in two years. the fire left it badly burned. our reporter took a trip to the park. zach: these are some of the

first steps to civilian visitors to california's oldest state park in two years. >> it is completely different than before. zach: one of the first visitors was he and his family. after a difficult two years, he looks at the park's reopening as a sign of encouragement. >> have reached the end, overly. zach: -- and, hopefully. zach: many of the trees destroyed included douglas firs but many of the iconic redwoods survived. >> redwood trees have an amazing ability to regenerate. you will see them spouting from thbase and a stem and regrowing their crowns. zach: he says there was tireless work to get the park open to the public. it is still partially open,

reservations required, and slots booked up for the next 60 days worth of weekends. stuart is a member of friends of the parks and he said people will see the new iteration of the park being priceless. >> it is an evolution of how a redwood forest repairs itself. zach: there are still several years for it to be fully operational. >> there was despair. this moment feels really good and feels like a victory. i am pleased to the -- to see the public and joint park. stephanie: it is race weekend in san francisco, the 45th san francisco marathon start tomorrow morning at 5:30 at mission street. yesterday, thousands of runners picked up their packets, including a two-person running team that will be making their tandem debut this weekend.

turning to weather, meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the forecast. what do you think? are we going to see you running? lisa: unfortunately, i have a previous engagement right here. we are looking at low clouds and fog. temperatures in the 50's. there may be some mist and drizzle. as we go in the sierra nevada and where the fire is an mariposa county, the average is 101 today. the clouds and fog not mixing it up. decreasing visibility. smoke impact from the fire, you will notice that as we go in to 8:00, you can see the trail of smoke impacting sensitive groups and through the evening hours, you can see that to the san joaquin valley, southern sierra,

and into your sunday, getting up into lake tahoe. the plume moves out. an area of low pressure pushes strong onshore flow power weight deflecting smoke away from the bay area and even sacramento, and even pushing across the state line. they are certainly dealing with unhealthy air, where we have low 50's from half moon bay, 51 in pacifica. about 50 up to the north bay. 56 in fremont. looking at the 24 hour temperature change, a few degrees to five degrees cooler this morning in concord. elsewhere, milder from santa rosa. we have fog along the coast. visibility looks good. we have a little fog and drizzle along the coast in the city and we will see temperatures cool at the beaches and warm inland. we are taking hot out of the

forecast and the possibility of higher humidity as we may see high clouds into next week. here is a look at the fog impact for the morning hours. clouds at the beaches. sonny elsewhere. the stretch of -- sunny elsewhere. into sunday afternoon, look how quickly the fog comes back. we are in the pattern that is not going to be hot. as we look at san jose the next few days, average high should be in the low 70's. a bit of a bump up for your saturday. numbers right around average or below for the next several days. 70 in oakland. san mateo, 70. in the north bay, 70 in santa rosa. in the 90's, you have to go towards the inland valley and way out towards antioch and

redwood. the seven-day forecast, 60's at the coast. mid-seventies around haywood. fremont, maybe upper 70's. 92 in the inland valleys. we still have warmth inland throughout the middle of the week. nothing too extreme. humidity could bring some high clouds. as of now, maybe the end of next weekend we can see some heat coming back. it remains the typical summer pattern. stephanie: coming up, stuck in fog. by dozens of band students

stephanie: a nightmare scenario unfolding for students after a successful band tour around europe. 80 students and their chaperones are stuck in prague after their flights were canceled.

abc7news reported tim johns explains they have no return date. tim: their two-week artistry tour around central europe has come to a less than desirable and -- end. they haven't stuck in prague after their flights were canceled. >> you can't make this stuff up. tim: they were meant to fly from prague frankfurt and then to sfo. the school had decorated for their return. after the first leg of their journey was canceled, the group spent the last two days trying to find other ways to make it back, but with no luck. >> one gentleman said i can get all of you home in september. tim: saratoga high school officials have reached out to local counsel people and staff around the world trying to get their people home. on friday night, a potential breakthrough coming when the

tour company spoke with left onto representatives -- lufthansa representatives who said they would get the students home. they said they would either charter a flight to take all 120 people back to the bay area or finance tickets for other airlines. a possible welcome relief for the students, many of whom say they are missing out on plans they made weeks ago. >> we are going to miss a scout trip, theoretically, to the minnesota boundary waters. tim: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. stephanie: santa clara county fair kicks off without rides or traditional fair food. sky 7 was over the fair and it is set up for livestock shows. the shows and art exhibits will be the only attractions at the fair this year, which runs through next friday. fair organizers say much of the

fairgrounds is dedicated to administering tests and vaccinations. folks say they understand our disappointed. >> hot dogs, and all of the good stuff. area. that will be the only way. the county fairgrounds will lose all this business and all this means money for the county. stephanie: fair organizers say they hope to host a full-scale fair next year that is better than ever. still to come, a community gathering spot since the 1830's is getting a multimillion dollar renovation. details of the plans and went construction will begin ash and when construction will begin -- and when construction will begin. an upcoming film spotlighting the city and filipino culture and what he says representation

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. stephanie: the big question this morning for investigators in san jose, what caused a small plane to crash in a residential neighborhood shortly after takeoff? we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather. his meteorologist lisa argen -- here is meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: a quiet weather pattern and fog at the coast. this morning not mixing it up. 56 in union city. about 50 in santa rosa. temperatures have been cooler in the inland valleys. the fog with us in the north bay, three quarters of a mile in novato. as we get through 9:00, we are in the 50's and 60's with the fog retreating to the shoreline.

only in the 50's and low 60's at the beaches. 80's inland. upper 60's to low 70's around the bay. cooler than average. inland, near 90. we will warm a couple degrees for the second half of the weekend. we will tell you how much and where in a few minutes. stephanie: investigators trying to determine the cause of a plane crash that entered the pilot. the plane came crashing down at ocala avenue. the pilot had just taken off from read hill -- hillview airport. video shared with abc 7 news shows the moms that followed. residents rushed to the scene to help the pilot who was laid out

with a puddle of blood. the pilot sustained life-threatening injuries but had been stabilized in the hospital. >> the plane must have been flying pretty low to have the power line and make that loud noise and the fact that he hit the gate and was leading and still moving, it was pretty overwhelming. stephanie: police say residents living near the down power lines were evacuated and surrounding roads were closed. new elements in the case of taira wilson. -- tyrell wilson. he was shot and killed by a former danville police officer in march of 2021. he was responding to reports of a person throwing rocks onto 80. his family said he was mentally ill. body camera showed wilson holding a knife. the officer was in a similar shooting prior but remained on

the force. he is serving six years in prison for killing him. californians who are self-employed or work for a small business have a new way to save for retirement. it is called cal savers. melanie woodrow dug into the data. melanie: david has been teaching yoga for 20 years. >> i love what i do. valley: he went to -- melanie: he started teaching full-time in 2010. >> it is a grind. melanie: he previously worked for a business that offered retirement for yoga teachers. >> i have been without any sort of retirement plan since the summer of 2020. melanie: on june 30, any employee with employees of more than five was required to sign

up for the savings plan for those who do not have access to a savings plan at work. >> we know that about half of californians are headed towards economic insecurity in their retirement years, about 8 million of them don't have access to a retirement plan at work. melanie: there is no fee. the default is a roth ira with no matching contributions. the standard is a 5% contribution. they can opt out or change. it is meant to help people save for retirement. >> all of us need a nudge sometimes. melanie: it is meant to level the playing field. >> two thirds of workers who don't have access to any kind of retirement plan are workers with color, and that is because workers of color are more likely to work in sectors where retirement benefit offerings are

low. melanie: we provided news that bay area's without retirement benefits in 2021 broken down by industry. of the top three was accommodation and food services, as in the hotel and restaurant sector, followed by health care and social assistance, providing care for seniors. workers are much more likely to say for retirement if there is a program at work. those who don't have it face penalties beginning at $250 per employee. he says he is grateful for the option. >> hopefully with this new role out it will have people have a savings plan or the future. stephanie: and i team update, consumer reports a agassi group

-- an advocacy group suggests people stop eating food made with tara flower. hundreds were sickened and hospitalized after eating it. at had gallbladders removed. the company has not said what specifically in the flower made them ill. a superfood stopped selling a product with tara flower. no work imitations have been made about tara flower said it names suppliers only when there is enough evidence licking the ingredient to illness or injury. san francisco's portsmouth square will be getting a long overdue renovation. the chinatown park has been a gathering place since the 1830's. an assembly man announced a budget yesterday.

>> this is considered a living room for so many seniors because so many people live in single occupancy hotels. it is just one room. this is where they congregate, talk, like hard games, where they hang out. stephanie: the recreation and parks department has been working on renovation plans for several years, including demolishing the unpopular pedestrian bridge. construction is set for late next year. comic joy koi has a film taking place in daly city and celebrates the rich filipino culture. he was thrilled to represent them and give a shout out. daly city is home to 33,000 filipino americans. the message is simple, you can do it, you are not silent anymore, you are being heard. >> that is why a movement like this is so significant, so now

my mom can get to see something like her, talks like her, ask like her, lives in america like her and she gets to celebrate it. stephanie: city officials say honoring koy symbolizes opening the door and honoring those who look like him. the east bay's iconic art and soul returns after a two-year hiatus. the celebration will run from noon until 6:00 p.m. there will be live concerts on two stages, a community dance party, an outdoor rollerskating rink. portions of city streets will be closed to vehicle traffic for the celebration. 14th street from broadway to jefferson and clay street from 16th to 12th street. still ahead, there's luber, -- there is uber, doordash and airbnb and now a man has new

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something fun, aside project in this world of side hustles we are in. >> he works by day as an archaeologist and has launched rent backyard hens. >> i figure this is a really good opportunity for people to try it out. if they like having the hens and stuff, i can come and pick this up and they can start their own set of later. >> he will personally deliver a chicken coop and hen laying eggs. >> takes about 10 minutes to lay an egg and they lay one every day. >> they want to make sure that you and the hens are a good fit. >> and yes, they all have names. meet betty white. >> gertrude, etta.

>> and i love eggs, and i thought what better way to have eggs every day. >> she rented them two months ago. >> they have character and personality. they are super smart. >> the hens are available from one to three months, ranging from $175 to $475. while the new business venture may ruffle some feathers, eddie the rooster is not available to rent. [rooster crowing] stephanie: i have to ask, are you going to rent an on-demand hen? lisa: it might be fun, but i don't think my neighbors would think the same thing. looking out toward mount tam, temperatures in the 60's but relative humidity at 5%.

out where we have mist and drizzle and low clouds and fog in the upper elevations, we will talk about a not so hot forecast. stephanie: for a second straight night, is de ja blues. here's why tribal leaders urge you to vote yes on prop 27. the act provides hundreds of millions every year for permanent solutions to homelessness, mental health and addiction in california. prop 27 supports financially disadvantaged tribes that don't own big casinos. by taxing and regulating online sports betting for adults 21 and over, we can protect tribal sovereignty and finally do something about homelessness in california. vote yes on prop 27.

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stephanie: the giants will try to bounce back another tough loss to the dodgers. san francisco's face l.a. today at 4:15 -- san francisco faces l.a. today at 4:15. last night the giants suffered a late inning loss to the dodgers. here is chris alvarez with the highlights. chris: good morning. the giants are just on the outside of the third and final wildcard spot in the national league with two weeks to go until the trading deadline.

the giants hoping to improve position to be buyers at the deadline. representing nla -- in l.a.. trying to bunt and gave a what are we doing type of laugh. a flip to write and we are tied at one. logan webb the starter. he went six innings and gave up just one run. tight game into the eighth. bases-loaded for cody bellinger. sammy long a hanging breaking ball, and that is gone, a grand slam. the second straight night the doctors had a go-ahead homer with the game tied. giants lose 5-1. a's and rangers, great barehanded catch by the kid not wearing any shoes. you might notice, trying to

advance the third. a laser and he is out by plenty have a seat. bottom of the fifth tied at one. to right field, it is up and out of their peer check out this young fan, sparky's with the swag -- out of there. check out this young fan, sparky's with the swag. the a's hang on. six-zero and the third. no idea where that is. the first inside the park grand slam. a franchise record scored 28 runs, too short of the modern record. the blue jays beat the sox. if if he seven mark in the women's 400 meter hurdles was considered nearly impossible. mclaughlin making it lookshe brd

by almost a second, one of most flawless hurdle runs ever. the warriors guard moses moody returning to little rock, arkansas as part of the champions tour. the mayor handed him the key to the city, predicted for a guy who just turned 20 a few months ago. that is your look at sports. stephanie: if you're headed out to oakland for the a's game tonight, lisa has you covered. lisa: it has certainly been cool, with temperatures dropping to the 60's and even 50's, and that pattern is not going to change. low clouds and fog dictate the weather. unsure wins will continue and even have the sacramental -- sacramento valley i'm sure when -- i'm sure winds -- on-shore

winds. air quality is good as we go into the san joaquin valley, most of this pushing up through fresno county to the north. it this is early today. as we get through much of the afternoon, you will notice that here comes the smoke from the sierra into the northern sierra from lake tahoe. this gets into sunday morning. smoke continuing to push from the west to the east. it continues where the fires are burning pretty hot in the air unhealthy. unfortunately, the third fire for mariposa county for the third summer, while the bay area in particular, hasn't been too bad. but the extremes in heat and fires, talking about the upper

elevation dry air, from mount diablo to mount tam. you can see the low clouds below. it is 54 in palo elko. fog on the peninsula giving the afternoon sea breeze with temperatures in the 70's. pleasant from beaumont, redwood shores. some of the mist and drizzle with wipers is possible throughout the morning hours. 24 hours ago we were warmer. cooler air in place, feeling good with the windows open. fog and drizzle along the coast. warm inland with high clouds coming into the forecast as a ridge of high pressure moves to the east. always watching for the possibility of thunderstorms. in the mountains, we could see some next week. andy in santa clara.

mid 80's. the peninsula, we talked about 70's. 64 downtown. in the north bay, 87 in santa rosa. near east with widespread low 70's from san leandro to oakland. in concord, looking at it is to low 90's george brentwood. headed for san francisco and the marathon tomorrow, 50's, cloud cover and near 60's near noon time. we have warmth inland. more so for sunday. as the heat uses, we will see cap just around the bay coming down a bit. below average. if you are by the beaches, don't count on a lot of some. kind of a good forecast because we are in the depths of summer. stephanie: no chance for any redlined -- any red flag

warnings? lisa: not this week. stephanie: a restaurant that hasn't opened yet has already been dealing with graffiti problems. the latest came from a warning to the city to clean it up or face a fine. we have the details. lena as cars go by:, graffiti covers the old ksc. >> it is causing over of money. lena: he has been transforming the space to turn it into a vietnamese restaurant federal to open in september. >> i don't expect it to stop but the most frustrating thing is, i keep getting attacked by the city, but what can i do? i clean it up and what can i do, it keeps coming back.

lena: it has happened so many times. >> i am just done with it. lena: the city a notice that he has to clean it up or face a fine. >> during the heart of the pandemic, we get paws on enforcement of graffiti tags on private property. just started that up this week. lena: some relief is in the works. the board of supervisors given initial approval for a public works graffiti abatement pilot program. >> you will still get a notice of violation and we will have information on how you can come back and would you be able to remove this graffiti for us? lena: the public works would clean up private property once

they focus in. >> it will be focused on corridors to alleviate burden on property owners and business owners in those areas. lena: worn-out news for this entrepreneur. >> anything would help. stephanie: coming up next, a first for silicon valley, the extra special f

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hours. it will be the first corpse flower to bloom in silicon valley. the greenhouse is not open to the public it can be watched on livestream. next at 6:00 a.m., the latest on the plane crash in san jose and the big question for investigators. an update on the fast-moving wildfire burning out of control in mariposa county. thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by 50 bucks or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours.

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