>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> the fire is moving towards us faster and faster. stephanie: growing wildfire has forced evacuations from several areas around yosemite national park. it is saturday, july 23. i'm stephanie sierra. we will have the latest on the oak fire in a moment. first, a quick look at the weather. lisa: good morning. the local weather has air-conditioning, mother nature providing at the shoreline. you can see how it pushed and across the bay in oakland, el cerrito and down the peninsula. this is the view from mount tam. we are looking at temperatures

on the cool side. low 50's downtown. you can see san francisco socked in with gray skies. that will clear. mid-50's in napa. clear and cool in the inland valleys. overnight we have the fog in the north bay. a look at the sunny shark tank. as numbers climb this afternoon they will not be as warm as they could be this time of year. 70's, bayshore. upper 80's and the inland valley. slightly warmer sunday and a look at the yosemite satellite picture coming up. stephanie: thank you. a wildfire and mariposa county has forced evaluations around your 70 national park. new video overnight of the so-called oak fire which ignited yesterday afternoon. it has burned more than 6500 acres. cal fire says the flames are spreading rapidly and it's still

0% contained. 10 structures have burned or are destroyed. alex presha has the latest. alex: the urgent fight to get the upper hand on this dangerou. >> seven people unable to get out. seven people trapped in a residence and cannot escape. alex: the so-called oak fire now reaching the sierra national forest. the fire sparking friday afternoon southwest of yosemite park, spreading within just one hour. firefighting aircraft battling the stop the flames from the skies as firefighters on the groundwork the dangerous front lights. clouds of dark smoke rising from entire hillsides. >> sheltering in place. alex: cleaving buildings in ruins and coming dangerously close to others. >> the fire was coming towards us faster and faster. alex: doesn't have evacuated in the county's third wildfire in

two weeks. >> i'm hoping we are able to get it out before it damages anybody's homes. alex: another concern is the heat. the fire forcing outages. pg&e says 3100 customers are without power with temperatures creeping closer to 100 degrees today. alex presha, abc news, los angeles. stephanie: breaking news from the world health organization. they are officially declaring the monkeypox outbreak of global -- a global health emergency. to could spill over into more countries and require a coordinate a global response. there have been 16,000 cases outside of africa. the virus has reached 75 countries and territories. the cdc announced the first two confirmed cases in children yesterday, one being a toddler in california. monkeypox spreads through close skin to skin contact which in the case of children can include holding, cuddling, feeding and

through shared items. california has the second most cases in the u.s. behind york. most california cases are here in the bay area. san francisco now has around 200 cases of monkeypox, either probable or confirmed. nearly every bay area county has reported one case. this map shows how widespread it is. new data shows the latinx community in san francisco is being disproportionately impacted by monkeypox. luz pena spoke to community leaders who are urging leaders to change their outreach strategy. luz despite latinos making up 15% of san francisco's population, the latest monkeypox data shows 30% of cases in this city are among this group. >> that's another alarm that is sounding in the community we are responding to. luz: the latino task force has gained the community trust with covid testing and vaccinations.

as a mucky poxvirus spreads disproportionately among the lgbtq latino population the hope is to begin populating for monkeypox at their covid sights. >> it is disheartening. it is a call to action. because we did well with the response to covid we have the infrastructure to do well to respond to have monkeypox is affecting the community. luz: the task force is asking the department of public health to give them vaccines. the supply is limited. >> we have undocumented population and our community. sometimes they don't want to speak out. they don't want to reach out for help. luz: the ceo of the san francisco eight foundation is advocating to not only increase vaccination among the latin community but testing and treatment. >> we need to be ensuring we are using the appropriate equitable lands to ensure -- lens to

ensure education and awareness is available in multiple languages. luz: the waitlist is now over 5000 people. the supervisor criticized the government's response to the crisis. >> they have done the bare minimum, drag along each step of the way and turned out to be a woefully inadequate response where we have significant community spread. stephanie: that was luz pena reporting. when it comes to supply, san francisco requested 35,000 doses of monkeypox vaccines. so far has received over 7000. the eight foundation is now planning a spanish town hall for next week. investigators are looking into a small plane crash in san jose near reed hillview airport. they believe the pilot went down

after taking off yesterday. amanda del castillo spoke with residents who live near the scene. amanda -- >> i heard a big noise. it went like that and then it went right there. amanda: she was outside of her home playing with her grandchild when this piper pa 32 took down power lines and crashed at 7:30 p.m. friday. the faa says the pilot was departing from reed hillview county airport, going belly down. >> this is a residential area. this is not minette of. this is not send martin or palo alto. they are in the middle of a residential area. >> i know. it might have come on top of the house and we were sleeping or playing with the grandchildren. this is too much.

amanda: video shows the moments that followed. residents rushing to the scene, the private laid out on the pavement with a nearby puddle of blood. we are blurring the victim because of the nature of his injuries. >> the plane must have been flying low to hit the power line. he hit the gate and was bleeding and still moving. pretty overwhelming. amanda: police say residents where evacuated. rhodes were closed and late friday police say the pilot sustained life-threatening injuries but had been stabilized. >> we are trying to close the airport and this is good ammunition for us. amanda: residence critical of those in power saying this is one of many aircraft crashes they have seen. on friday, some assisting others in the emergency response. >> there are people helping out, flocking so cars could go around. there were people helping the pilot. amanda: an unfortunate reality, according to residents.

>> i'm very scared. amanda: pg&e has responded, working to respond -- restore power. there was no reported structural damage to any properties. the faa and ntsb are investigating. stephanie: now for a story you will only see on abc 7 news. a customer in the east bay went on a rampage because he did not with the follow covid protocols inside a local bakery. the bakery is considering changes. this is surveillance footage of the man grabbing a counter display and throwing it. the manager of star bread in pittsburgh says the men do not want to wear a mask or distance himself from a customer. the man punched an employee and then pointed at a military shirt asking for respect. >> we had another doughnut case that was thrown over this, at one of the employees. luckily they were able to block it off with his hands.

stephanie: the bakery owner was not so lucky, suffering a broken finger in the altercation. star bread is considering installing a take-out window to keep employees safe. a block party in san francisco's chinatown, the second annual unity block party. it will take place on pacific avenue between stockton street and grand avenue. the goalgoal is to bring togethr chinese and black residents. the party begins at 11:00 this morning. a speaking program begins at 12:30. news from the mega millions jackpot. it is continuing to grow. the bad news, no one one last night's drawing. it is raising the jackpot for $790 million. that could be more good news if there is a tuesday winner. nobody has matched all six numbers since april. now the jackpot is approaching historic territory. officials say only three other

lottery jackpots have ever been bigger. despite no big winner people did win smaller prizes. check your ticket. 14, 40, 60, 64, 66, and the mega ball is 16. lisa: good morning. looking up from the roof cam. you can see the gray sky and the clouds. they will clear but it'll be cooler than average today. a warmer day of the weekend happens to be your sunday. a very subtle change to the week. we have been in this pattern and it's kind of nice. we will talk about where they are seeing smoke from the fire in yosemite coming up. stephanie: next, an update on president biden's condition. how he is continuing to work despite his covid-19 infection.

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stephanie: president biden says he is feeling better after testing positive for covid. the president was still able to meet with his top economic team via videoconference yesterday. he signed several bills and took part in his daily intelligence briefings over the phone. karina mitchell has more. karina: giving a thumbs up during his first event since his

diagnosis, joe biden eager to reassure americans he is feeling fine. >> i apologize for my voice. i'm feeling better than a sound. karina: the president is considered at greater risk for more severe illness from the virus. a letter from his doctor says his symptoms have improved. he is tolerating treatment well and will continue to take the antiviral drug paxlovid. >> given the fact is vaccinated, doubly boosted on a very good antiviral, we fully expect he will do well. karina: he still has a runny nose, fatigue and the occasional cough. his oxygen levels are normal. the president had an elevated temperature thursday night at 99.4 degrees, which is not considered a fever. he was given tylenol and his temperature has been normal since then. >> over the last two years a lot of people call me when they get a positive diagnosis. they say i'm sorry i failed. if not a failure. it's a very contagious virus. it is widespread.

people will get infected. karina: the white house says it has identified 17 people determined to be close contacts of the president. so far none of them have tested positive. >> this is part of his job, to interact with the public, interact with everyday people. he does not regret that. karina: the administration is encouraging americans to get vaccinated were boosted if eligible. cdc data says 80% of the population has a high or medium community risk for covid-19. karina mitchell, abc news, new york. stephanie: governor newsom signed the first of the nation law that allows california residents impacted by gun violence to sue gun manufacturers. it mimics the 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 are going to use it to save people's lives here in

the state of california. stephanie: the california law that state residents sue anyone who distributes illegal assault weapons or parts that can be used to build weapons. plaintiffs can seek $10,000 in civil damages for each weapon. if the u.s. supreme court strikes down the texas law, it will invalidate the california law. big basin redwood state park is now partially open for the first time in two years. the lightning complex fire left it badly burned. zach fuentes shows us how it looks different. zach: are first steps taken by civilian visitors to the old state park in california in two years. >> it completely different. zach: one of the first visitors was matt ryan and his family. just like the park they were impacted by the complex fire after a difficult two years. he looks at the reopening as a sign of encouragement. >>we have turned a corner may,

hopefully. zach: the devastation can be seen on the way into the park. the august 2020 fire tore through miles of trees and level buildings. not only have so many of the park's iconic redwoods survived, there is new growth, something officials, as a testament to nature's resilience. >> you will see them sprouting from the base, from the stem, even regrowing crowns. zach: the last 23 months have been spent doing tireless work to get the part back open for the public. it's only partially open. reservations are required and so far slots have been booked up for the next 60 days worth of weekends. stewart is a member of friends of santa cruz state parks. he experienced -- he says the experience is priceless. >> this will be like a whole new kind of lesson in the evolution of power forest repairs

itself. zach: there are still years of work ahead for the park to be fully operational. the new milestone only furthers their motivation. >> there was despair. this moment here, it feels really good. it feels like a victory. i'm very pleased to see the public enjoying the park. zach: zach fuentes, abc 7 news. stephanie: it is race weekend in san francisco. the 45th san francisco marathon starts tomorrow morning at 5:30 on the embarcadero at mission street. yesterday thousands picked up their race packets at the fort mason festival pavilion, including a running team that will be making their tandem debut this weekend. if you're curious how the weather will be shaping up for the race and across the bay, lisa argen is tracking it all. it got a little cooler when we stepped outside this morning. lisa: we needed the coat. by this afternoon breezy winds. the pattern we have been in and what you expect from a july.

the wildfire season locally obviously has not been destructive. we cannot say the same thing for the sierra nevada with a third fire in mariposa county. as we look at the low clouds and fog blanketed not only the coast but well across the bay into oakland and down through san francisco. we have had mist and drizzle through -- here's a look at the plume of smoke here from down from fresno. we had a southeasterly wind. the smoke from the san joaquin valley up through southern sierra and the unhealthy air at times continues to track to the north over the weekend. we have good air quality with a strong onshore flow locally. as we look at air quality towards fresno, looking pretty good. overall i'm not -- it's not horrible.

we are looking at the onshore flow and the winds to push the smoke up from yosemite through the southern sierra and over the state line into nevada as we get into your early sunday. sonora, southlake. you may see upper level smoke there. otherwise low-pressure off the coast doing its job here bringing in the mist and drizzle. a wide range of temperatures once again today from the coast, beaches and inland valleys. trim back a couple of degrees today. 53, downtown. 60, palo alto. 63, santa clara. mid-50's at mount tam. temperatures above the marine layer near 70 degrees. relative humidity quite dry. anywhere from 10% to 20% for mount diablo and mount tam. highs in the 80's today over 2000 feet. we get the cool marine layer underneath. looking at the high relative humidity allowing for those 50's.

good news for the bay area locally as the fog burns back. you will have the fog and cloudy skies from montero and stinson. comes back through the delta. sacramento looking at some comfortable weather. yosemites days slightly above 100 degrees for the entire week ahead. we have a sunny sunday. slightly warmer temperatures. not a lot of change for the second half of the weekend. across the bay we are in the mid 70's in fremont. 81 at san jose. 80 five vallejo. same for -- by vallejo. same for the wine country. the coast stays cool and gray . very little dramatic change. more subtle as the fog -- the air conditioner keeps us comfortable. stephanie: thank you. abc 7 still ahead on mornings, there is uber, door dash, but

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stephanie: a new business venture can make your feathered dreams come true for as long as you like. hens are now ferment on demand, complete with delivery. yes, evening coop. cornell barnard takes a look. >> there has been a lot to cluck about on this urban farm. he's talking about the ladies in his henhouse. >> they have unique personalities. i had been searching for

something fun, side project in the world of side hustles we are in right now. cornell: he works by day as an archaeologist and has lost rent backyard hens. a chance for folks to become temporary chicken ranchers. >> it's a good opportunity for people to tried out. if they like it, they like having the hens, i can pick all this up and they can start their own set up ater. cornell: he will deliver a chicken coop and two egg laying hens across the bay area. >> it takes about 10 minutes for them to lay an egg. cornell: there are some prescreening questions to make sure you're a good fit >> do you have a dog? is your yard fenced? cornell: paul the backyard hens have names. betty 1. betty 2 is a renter somewhere. >> i love eggs.

what better way to have fresh eggs every day? they have character and personality. they are supersmart. they escaped into the neighbors yard. cornell: they are available for one to three month rentals. prices range from $175 to $475. while the new business venture mate ruffled a few feathers around here, one thing is not negotiable. any other roosters are not available to rent. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. stephanie: still to come, the latest on the wildfire in mariposa county. exploding in and forcing residents to evacuate. former president donald trump and former vice president mike pence do get out in arizona for opposing candidates as the battle for 2024 continues.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. stephanie: we're getting right to the weather. here is lisa argen. lisa: you can see our marine layer above the deck of low clouds where we will count on mother nature to bring us that air conditioning today. a look at temperatures from san francisco. 53. oakland, 57. 61, san jose. there is santa cruz with cloudy skies. 54 degrees and 70's and sunshine on the way. 55 at santa rosa. cloudy and parts of the north bay. inland and the low 60's. that is what has been cool this morning. six to seven degrees cooler. cooler on the peninsula. making up the difference is temperatures climbing to the 60's and 70's for afternoon highs from san mateo. by 1:00, you will warm up to the

mid-70's. mid and upper 80's by the afternoon. the fog coming quickly back into play. we will talk about a warmer sunday coming up. stephanie: thank you. governor newsom has just announced california will receive a federal grant to help crews battle of fast-moving wildfire in mariposa county. cal fire says it has grown to more than 6500 acres as of this morning. this is new video of the so-called oak fire which ignited yesterday afternoon. it has forced evacuations for several areas around yosemite national park. it is still 0% contained. at least 10 structures have burned, including some on triangle road in mariposa. a downtown resident tells is a dangerous mix of conditions have left his neighborhood extremely vulnerable. >> is extremely dry. right now it is really windy out there. all the trees are blowing around. it is pretty much the worst

conditions you can imagine. super dry, superhot and windy. >> they told us everyone has to go. at 4:00 the power went out. the fire has been coming towards us faster and faster. stephanie: evacuation centers are open for residents who had to leave their homes. the red cross is on hand to assist. one center was relocated due to how fast the fire was spreading. investigators are trying to determine the cause of a small plane crash and it eased san jose neighborhood that injured the pilot. the plane came crashing down at ocala and carl street. the pilot just took off from the airport. it took down power lines and crashed at about 7:30 last night. video shared with abc 7 news shows the moments that followed. residents rushed to help the pilot. we have blurred the victim because of the nature of his injuries.

please tell us the pilot sustained life-threatening injuries but had been stabilized at the hospital. >> the plane must've been flying loaded the powerline and make that loud noise. just the fact he hit the gate and was bleeding. he was still moving. it was pretty overwhelming. stephanie: residents living near the power lines were evacuated. roads in the surrounding area were closed. new development in the case of 33-year-old tyrell wilson. a coronoer -- he was shot and killed by former danville police officer andrew hall last year. he was responding to reports of a man throwing rocks on the highway 680. wilson was a transient his family says he was mentally ill. body camera footage showed wilson holding a folding knife. hall was involved in a shooting back in 2018 but remain on the force. in that case he killed vladimir

arbolita. now to politics. former president and vice president face-to-face in arizona. donald trump and mike pence appearing at rival campaign events for the first time since the january 6 hearings that highlighted the differences. andrew dymburt has the details. >> hello to an incredible place called arizona. >> hello arizona. andrew: former president trump and his former number two mike pence now competing against one another in what is seen as a proxy battle. the arena, arizona. the stakes, republican influence and a possible precursor to a 2024 showdown. trump and pens are now split over the upcoming arizona governor's race. former vice president pence

stumping for gop establishment favorite karen taylor robson. >> there is only one candidate in this race it will be ready on day 1. >> mike pence has led and lived his conservative values. boy, do we miss him in office right now. andrew: trump is campaigning for her republican opponent terry lake, a former local news anchor who pushes the false claim the 2020 election was stolen. >> going to elect a truly great woman who i i have gotten to know very well. do we love this manner what? -- this man or what? andrew: it comes amid the explosive january 6 hearings, with the divide coming increasingly apparent. new video shows outtakes from trump's video message the day

after the attack. >> i just want to say congress has certified the result without saying the election is over, ok? andrew: with his supporters chanting hang mike pence, trump blamed him for certifying joe biden's victory even after the violence finally ceased. andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. stephanie: a federal judge extended a temporary restraining order that prevents caltrans from clearing out a massive homeless in camden oakland. about 200 people live at the encampment on wood street. firee person, raising safety concerns. u.s. district judge william orrick ordered caltrans to work with alameda county officials on a plan to house the people living there. and oakland spokesperson says the city does not have the capacity to shelter all 200 people. governor newsom said the decision endangers the public, adding roadways and highways are

no place for individuals to live. this and can't meant is risking public health and safety. san francisco's portsmouth square will be getting a long-overdue renovation. the park's been a gathering place since the 1830's. there's a $4 million state budget investment yesterday. >> this is considered a living room for so many seniors. many people live in single room occupancy hotels. this is where they congregate and where they talk, where they play card games. this is where they hang out. stephanie:the city's parks department has been working on renovation plans for several years now. those plans include demolishing the unpopular kearny street pedestrian bridge. construction begins late next year. joe coy now has the key to daly city and maybe it's hard. his upcoming film "easter sunday" takes place in daly city and celebrates. the rich

filipino-american culture the washington data says he was thrilled to represent them and get the city a shout out in the movie. daly city is home to around 33,000 filipino americans. his message is a simple one. you can do it. you are not silent anymore and you are being hurt. >> that's why a movie like this is significant.now my mom can see something that looks like her, talks like her, acts like her, lives here in america like her. she gets celebrated. stephanie: official say honoring coy is a symbol of opening the door for others to look like him. still ahead, before the doors have even opened a restaurant owner is already grappling with a repeated graffiti problem. what city officials are doing to try. to address the issue here's a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. you can see the fog in full force. a bit of a cooldown. lisa has

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stephanie: the santa clara county fair kicks off today. sky 7 was over the fairgrounds yesterday. it is set up for livestock shows, the only attractions this year that runs through next friday. organizers say much of the fairgrounds is dedicated to administering covid test and vaccinations, which the county wanted to keep running. people say they understand but are disappointed. >> turkey leg, deep-friedl attu. we have to travel out of the area. that would be the only way. they will lose all this business. all this means money for the county. stephanie: organizers say they hope to host a full-scale fair next year that is better than ever. the east bay iconic art and soul

oakland returns. after a two-year hiatus the 20 thin diversity celebration will run from noon to 6:00 p.m. at franco gaba plaza. there will be live concerts. -- frank ogawa plaza. portions of two cities three to be closed for th 14th street from broadway to jefferson and clay street from 16th to 12th street. let's check in with lisa. lisa: we have some sunshine. partly sunny here from sfo further south, san mateo. san bruno on the edge here. as we go through the afternoon it will brighten up. upper 60's to near 70 in this part of the city. the breezes with us and it will spread across the bay. we will talk about a comfortable and certainly not to hot forecast coming your way next. stephanie: also, for the second

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stephanie: here is our view of the san mateo bridge. traffic not bad this morning. a bit cooler so grab a jacket if you heading out. the giants will try to bounce back from another tough loss to the dodgers. san francisco faces l.a.. at dodger stadium at 4:15 the a's will try to win their second straight game over the rangers. this first pitch is at 6:07 tonight at the open coliseum. last night the giants suffered another late inning loss to the giants. here's chris alvarez with a highlight. chris: good morning. the giants are just on the outside of the third and final wildcard spot in the national league. with a little less than two weeks to go before the trading

deadline, they hope to improve their position. giants and warriors fans representing nla -- in l.a. trying to but. -- bunt. two pitches later. a little more traditional flip to write. we are tied at 1-1. settling in after that. webby went six innings and gave up one-run. bases-loaded for cody bellinger. that is gone, grand slam. ouch. giants lose 5-1. a's and rangers. great barehanded catch by the kids not wearing any shoes. learning the hard way.

the laser. he is up by plenty. tied at one. 4-1.wni kno mia.spkyis whack. his 12th of the year. the blue jays poje durt has iae that is. tapia with the first inside the park grand slam since 2014. two short of a modern, be record. the blue jays beat the sox, 28-5. a sub 51 second mark in them women's 400 meter hurdles was considered impossible. cindy mclaughlin making it look effortless.

breaks her own world record by almost a second. one of the most flawless fertile runs ever. moses moody returning to little rock, arkansas. he took shots. the highlight. the mayor handing him the key to the city. pretty good for a guy who just turned 20 if you must ago. back to you. stephanie: if you're heading out to oakland for the game tonight, lisa has you covered. lisa: good morning. low clouds and fog that will be quick to move in across the bay. we have that over the east bay. that will be the forecast for the evening hours. a couple of features to pick out. monsoonal moisture for southern california will play a role in the forecast for the week ahead. high clouds continue to move up into parts of the interior and the bay could see high clouds. right there is the fire in

yosemite that brings up haze and unhealthy air. temperatures above average there. 101 at yosemite. we have had mist and drizzle and temperatures slightly cooler then we would be this time of year. really not too far off for mid july standards. a look at the clouds. san francisco is 53. 57 at oakland. 64 with the sun in palo alto.. the fog has been about over a mile at half moon bay.

higher humidity with the clouds moving up from southern california throughout the work week. not a lot of change going on with some subtle temperature differences day-to-day. we are slightly cooler with 80 in santa clara. a lot of sunshine already here. mid 80's for los gatos. the sea breeze keeps the peninsula on the comfortable side with 76 in mountain view. it's a sunny afternoon with 67. san francisco at 64. the clouds around the coast with the sunset. nice day in the -- navado.

low to mid 70's for san leandro. 75 at newark. we have mid 80's for pleasanton. 89 at concord. antioch at 91. in the city tomorrow it will be a cloudy start for the marathon. 4:00 with miss dan drizzle. -- missed and drizzle -- mist and drizzle. you have to got to go oakland for 90's. around the bay we should warm up to the upper 70's at hayward. we drop off a little bit. it is good sleeping weather out there. stephanie: we have been talking about this quite period. lisa: the week ahead very comfortable. towards the end of july a little warmer, watch out for monsoonal moisture. this week looks comfortably quiet. stephanie: a brandy restaurant

in san francisco's sunset district is already dealing with an ongoing graffiti problem. the owner says the latest incident came with a warning from the city to clean it up or face a fine. nina howland has the details. >> has cars race by, a fresh coat of graffiti covers the old kfc taco bell in the sunset district. >> it cost me a lot of money. i have to go paint that thing again. andrew: on the inside he has been busy transforming the space to turn it into a vietnamese restaurant. now scheduled to open in september. >> i don't expect this to stop. the most frustrating thing is, i keep getting attacked by the city. i clean it up. i do what i need to do. they come back. nina: the tagging has happened 70 times he has lost count. >> i will not deal with this stuff anymore.

i'm just waiting until september. nina: it does not end there. >> this is what gets me. nina: the city gave him a notice he has 30 days to clean it up or face a fine of more than $360. >> the heart of the pandemic we did hit pause on enforcement of graffiti tags on private property. we just started up again this week. nina: some relief is on the work for small business owners. the san francisco board of supervisors gave initial approval for a public works graffiti abatement pilot program. >> you still get notice of violation on your property. we will have information on how you can come back to us and say would you be able to remove this graffiti for us. nina: complete with $4 billion over two years the public works department would clean up private property once they opt in. >> is focused on neighborhood commercial corridor's.

it's tried to alleviate a burden on property owners and business owners in those areas. nina: welcome news for this worn-out entrepreneur. >> anything would help. nina: abc 7 news. stephanie: coming up, i southbay first. the rare flower expected to

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stephanie: here is something to wake you up. san jose state's biology apartment is -- department is offering a look at one of the rarest and smelliest flowers in bloom. it is the corpse flower. it smells like rotting flesh and there are only about 1000 in the wild. san jose state has a flower on display at the university's tropical greenhouse. the plant will bloom sometime between tomorrow and tuesday for about 24 to 36 hours. it will be the first corpse

flower bloom in silicon valley. the greenhouse is not open to the public but don't worry you can watch the bloom livestreamd. let's get a final check of the forecast. lisa: looking at the clouds around the bay. still pretty gray out there. parts of the east bay. we will hit about 70 today with sunshine in oakland. mid 60's in the city. not a lot of change but the numbers coming down inland from the upper 80's. that's a nice day in livermore. 87, santa rosa. we will come up if you degrees bayside and inland tomorrow. dropping a few more and monday and tuesday. a very comes of a pattern of low clouds and fog at the coast. stephanie: thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm stephanie sierra along with lisa argen. the x games are next. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great day.

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