>> thanks for joining us. let's go straight to sandy patel to check on the conditions out there. >> yes let's take a look out there. 56% relative humidity which should help firefighters. but what is not going to help is the wind gusts. 23 miles per hour right now out of the west to southwest winds will remain elevated, before dropping off and coming back up again. i want to show you the visible full satellite picture, you can see the smoke being pushed near american canyon. if you are seeing smoke in the area, the winds are pushing that smoke, on that topic, we are certainly seeing smoke from the fire in the upper levels of the atmosphere, air advisory has been extended through tomorrow as that smoke will remain aloft.

the upper levels of the atmosphere will show you increasing smoke at midnight tonight, and then continuing to linger as we head into tomorrow. i will be back with the rest of the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> let's talk about the oak fire and the containment. it is up to 32% of more than 18,000 acres have been burned. mariposa county, has been reopened. nothing inside yosemite is threatened by this fire, however visitors could experience air-quality issues. >> what we see here in mariposa is that it's quite smoky in the morning, and then as the wind shifts it puts the smoke out of the community and toward the east. >> through the yosemite tourism board is encouraging you not to cancel your trip to the area, because they come -- they depend

on the tour is into that area. it also shows current air quality all on the same map, you will find it on abc7news.com. >> breaking news in san francisco, where a police chase ended in a crash downtown, the sfpd was chasing that white audi after a report that the driver was involved in a road rage incident in laguna. he crashed into someone, fired shots and then sped off, police say. >> he crashed into a truck flipping it over on market street. the impact was so loud that they could hear it on the 14th floor. >> my coworker said it pounded like a bomb. the impact and noise sounded like a bomb went off. >> police have detained two people from the audi, the driver

from the truck was not seriously hurt, and neither was the other driver i mentioned at laguna. >> a big rally on wall street, reaction to the federal reserve raising interest rate by three quarters of a percent. the dow added, the s&p gained over 100. meanwhile, gas prices are dropping several cents every day. cap california's averages down today. according to aaa, in solano county it is down to $5.58. >> right now to a warning about financial fraud with devastating consequences. >> we have victims who lose their life's savings to the pig butchering's team. -- scheme. >> they are specifically targeting asian and americans in

silicon valley. we spoke with the u.s. secret service about the investigations that started in san francisco. she is live in the newsroom. >> at first grant -- at first glance cryptocurrency can seem exciting. but scammers are using newly does and -- newly designed technology impersonating crypto sites and draining bacon counts. >> it's a million-dollar mistakes -- mistake that is draining the bank accounts of silicon valley workers. >> i was shaking and collapsing. >> investigators say anyone can be a victim. >> and for one silicon valley man, and end is in the financial ruin. we will call him see why. we have altered invoice -- his voice to protect his identity. he said it started on whatsapp. >> someone approached me, i

believed it was my old colleague. she gained my trust. >> the woman called herself jessica, she began messaging why every day, -- she began messaging and every day as a means of building report. >> i was being careful. i started with 5000, 10,000, to see how it was. >> see why sent money from his bank to a legitimate crypto trading site. the funds eventually went to a platform to make trades. it appeared legitimate at first but it was fate. or days after his father passed away he lost his first $500,000. >> i believed it was real. she encouraged me to find more capital to break it -- to bring it back. >> his personal balance at that time was -65,000 dollars.

but he was able to take out a loan for $200,000 and borrowed another amount of money from his brother-in-law. >> i lost it all. >> in total he lost 1.2 million dollars. he liquidated his entire portfolio. 30 years worth of savings, including his daughter's education fund. meanwhile, the alleged scammer disappeared >> stay away from cryptocurrency. it is a nightmare. >> he is the victim of a scam called pig butchering. where someone builds a relationship on social media, with the goal of fattening them up to get them to invest in crypto. once they invest in crypto, they see it arise in their screen account, and then they end up investing their entire life savings.

>> pig butchering cases have tripled across california so far this year. a majority of the victims are here in the bay area. >> how much money do you believe has been lost here? >> likely end bear area it is in the millions. i would say that the average case that i have so far is about 100,000 -- hundreds of thousands, >> why do you think the bay area has become such a target? >> he is with the -- she is with the global anti-scam organization based in singapore. >> anytime you are on social media, that includes facebook, not just facebook dating, instagram, we have seen people scammed from reddit before as well. unfortunately, nowhere is safe. >> according to federal

investigators, the scam began in 2019, but it has become more prevalent in the u.s.. 740 reports of romance scams were reported in northern california last year. almost double the amount of money lost in 2020. san francisco county, and al amino -- alameda county are one of the top areas this scammed targets. >> victims feel that they can double or triple their money and it matter of day. >> money that vanishes in a couple of days, just like the scam artists. in see wise case, jessica contacted and again two months after he lost everything.

he tracked her location in cambodia. >> basically, she told me to go to hell. >> unknowingly, jessica contacts him again. >> she didn't realize that this was the same dude that she'd scammed already. it is a nightmare. >> and it is a nightmare for hundreds of bay area victims. today we will introduce you to another victim who lost even more money. her case points to how this scam is flourishing in our area. we will expose it, and tell you about how teams are cracking down locally. >> coming up next, a debate involving inclusivity, representation, rainbows and pride. >> can a credit card help this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a year.

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flag. this is the flag that is creating controversy in san francisco's castro district. since 1978 the rainbow flag has gallium -- gal mutely represent -- g represented the lgbtqallantly community, but recently there is a new flag, the progress flag. >> there is a long history of certain segments of our community being left out of the move meant. -- the movement. we are not a community immune from discrimination, inc. castro itself. >> when he developed the flag in 1978, he -- here is him speaking before he died, >> if you put a flag on your windshield, you say something. >> there are people who want the rainbow to be continue -- their

people want the rainbow flag to continue to celebrate inclusivity and -- someone in the night posted these flyers asking people to boycott the progress flag because that has both the trans pride flag and the rainbow flag, they claim someone is profiting for it. >> that one has been tradition for years, and they incorporated it into a new design outside of the community without the communities consent, is daring. >> portland-based daniel quasar developed the flag. he tells us, anything you need to know about the progress of flag and his -- and its use are explicit on my weight -- on my website. he writes, if you are a small's notice, we are owned or operated business or an artist, in other

words, you are not a large corporation, you do not need my permission for this, and i encourage you. box it is not something controversial, it is meant to be inclusive and welcoming, with the lgbtq community is all about. >> some of us wonder how -- some wonder how it will change the debate in the community. exit was meant to bring us together, not terrace apart. >> he was -- it quickly ride around the world because it was free. he often said it belonged to everyone and every country. that was his legacy. >> but the question remains, anyone know who is behind this? who is putting up the flyers? >> right now we don't know, no one is owning up to it. i contacted the gilbert baker

foundation, and they told us they have nothing to do with those flyers and didn't know about them until we mentioned it. again, it remains a mystery. >> leanne, thank you. >> one of the longest rent strikes in oakland history is over, and the key renters will not only get to keep their apartments, but the building will become affordable housing. some say landlords get the short end of the stick in situations like this. >> after a six-year battle and almost two and a half years of not paying rent, the tenants in this oakland building claimed victory. instead of these tenants getting evicted, their landlord is no longer involved. >> what does this mean to you and your neighbors? >>[speaking spanish] >> we will be able to live in

peace. >> they are some of the tenants who lived in this wilting for 15 years. he showed us his kitchen sink, it hasn't worked in two years and mold is growing. his bathroom had a leak and his ceiling paid the price. they claim that their landlord refused to fix the building for years. >> the landlord never thought that you and your neighbors would accomplish this. >> [speaking psanish] >> he said he never knew it was a possibility. >> the tenants made history with one of the longest rent strikes and oakland history, now the entire building will turn into affordable housing. >> we are essentially

stabilizing rats where they are at now, and in some cases lowering them. they are defined by the city locally. >> they say this is part of a bigger movement to turn private housing into affordable housing. also, those tenants will be able to purchase their units in the future. >> this housing association represents landlords, and they feel they are under attack. >> in some ways, it feels like a different way of blockbusting if that makes sense. you can create conditions within a community that force owners out. that is exactly what is happening. the organization that helped tenants organize, said that they hope that this sends a strong message to landlords. >> this is also manage for tenets to rise up and fight back. >> abc7news.

>> let's focus on the weather now. >> we are watching the forecast and it conditions now on the fire line. >> yes in the oak fire is indigo smoke in the bay area. i want to show you a picture from our east bay hills area, as expected the hayes is increasing across the region, you can definitely see you if you are definite -- if you are sensitive to smoke stay inside. here in the bay area don't have extreme heat, but put your ac on recirculate. air advisory warning is continuing through tomorrow. down near the surface, air quality is good but is expected to remain that way over the next few days. looking out toward you somebody area -- yosemite area, where the oak is burning, you can see the

upper layers of the smoke forecast. you will notice that that smoke continues in our direction at 11:00 at night. it continues to be pushed out toward the ocean by tomorrow afternoon, still lingering smoke and that will create hazy skies as we head toward tomorrow evening as well. near the surface, this -- the highest concentration of smoke will burn through tomorrow night. don't be surprised if you do smell a little smoke at the higher elevations here locally. you can see the hazy is to views are from mount tam, santa cruz and san jose you look at blue skies right now. we are seeing the monsoon flow bringing more thunderstorm, but it is quiet in the bay area with the fog sitting at the coastline. 59 in half moon bay, most areas high temperatures tonight in the 60's-80's range. we do have a good breeze right

now, 45 miles per hour in san francisco. from the san jose camera we are looking out the sun shining. fog, clouds, and seasonal pattern will continue into next week. as we look at the hour-by-hour forecast, some of the monsoon mode sure will head our way tonight. we will see the morning fog in the drizzle, and in the sierra will you will continue to see the thunderstorms fire up tomorrow afternoon and evening. morning numbers look like this, in the 50's and 60's. watch out for slick roads roads. trace amounts in places like monterey. we are looking for an opportunity of a little drizzle. on the peninsula, high at 66. downtown san francisco, 60 five degrees. north bay numbers, 85 in napa. hazy skies, east bay and oakland.

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>> flower watches happening now in side of san jose state. the bloom of the corpse flower is underway. it is commonly known as a corpse flower because they release 800 stench when blooming. the plant started opening last night and there are multiple signs that the bloom is underway. >> this outer layer is coming open. it has been doing that throughout the evening and this morning. now it is really starting to smell strongly in here. >> is in it brought -- isn't it wild? look how big it is. it is expected to last six hours. at that time flowers inside the nine foot flower are expected to bloom. >> today, some of our abc 7

colleagues are helping building a better bay area by volunteering at a food bank. they were at the stones town family ymca in san francisco. it will help the food bank serve a need that has skyrocketed. they have started pop-ups in response to the pandemic. >> we are operating 28 of these pop-ups across san francisco, we know that are participates have the -- our participants have not recovered from the economic impact of covid-19. that's why were here. >> they will distribute money -- they will distribute food to 55,000 households every week. >> we have been living with covid-19 for two years. where did it begin? some california researchers just published answers. >> meanwhile, we deal with the new health threat, monkeypox,

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solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> president biden is back. the president tweeted this negative covid result, six days after testing positive. nine: d and tire time i was -- i do: -- >> it is a statement on to where we are in the fight against covid-19. >> the president had michael -- had mild symptoms. he will wear a 10 days. >> researchers from u.s. -- from ucla have published their findings about the origins of cover 19. >> our analyses show that these cases cluster tightly around the who nan -- wuhan market. and these cases in january and

february are dispersed around the city itself. it looks like the cases were radiating from the market to the city to the rest of the world. >> the study was published in the journal of signees -- bernal -- journal of science. >> in san francisco, more than 200 confirmed or probable monkeypox cases. over 800,000 doses of monkeypox vaccine will soon be available for u.s. distribution, and the demand is growing as u.s. cases increase. here is the latest. >> hundreds lined out in hopes of getting a dose of the monkeypox vaccine. >> of this virus is spreading it is out of control, and we don't have enough testing. >> scott weiner that a state of emergency should be called in

san francisco and california where case numbers is -- case numbers are up and demand for the vaccines are soaring. more than 4000 additional doses are expected this week. it is unclear when they will arrive. weiner believes the state of emergency clarification would help with those vaccinations is also testing. >> we are grateful and thank for that we are not seeing any kind of significant death. but people are suffering. this can be extremely painful and debilitating. it is slow-moving. >> in santa clara county, there have been 39 confirmed monkeypox cases. health officers are demanding more vaccines. >> we will get a little more than 700 doses additionally coming into the county. we are not sure get when those will arrive. we are advocating as fiercely as we can with the federal government as with the state of

california. we badly need more vaccine. >> more than half of the county's 39 cases involve the latin community, and most of the cases involve men who have sex with men. >> san francisco has the most infections, and california and california is only behind new york state. >> we are seeing incredibly long lines at pop up clinics whenever they are held in the bay area. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines in treatment, head to our website, abc7news.com. >> developments in the case of wnba start brittney griner, today we learned the biden administration offered a prisoner exchange with russia.

saying they will turn over paul whelen, who is been held for espionage since 2018. greiner has been detained since february since she said she unintentionally brought marijuana to russia. >> a zero bail order implemented at the beginning of the pandemic is set to expire. zach fuentes has a look over the battle of what happens next. >> a big call to action was made to santa clara county officials. he says that the county's efforts to depopulate the jails due to covid are allowing habitual criminals to commit rhymes and end up back on the street with -- commit crimes and end up back on the street with little to no jail time. a zero jail order -- a zero bail order is part of the reason, he said.

he also said that they have a policy of depopulated the jail without alternatives. zero bail is set to end at the end of the month, but carter says there is still not enough. >> we have a policy to do, what they call, depopulate the jail. and still have in place a procedure that enables county employees to release inmates without any judicial review. the call is to change that. >> responding shortly after the press conference. >> the mayor has a fundamental misunderstanding and lack of information about the issue. but he is talking about our individuals who are multiple offenders. there is no evidence that these individuals are the ones that are being released. >> myth says that the county has no formal policy on d populating the jail, he calls it a practice. >> he went to reduce the

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collects members of the police officers association say that they have lost confidence in the city's police chief. , slamming what they call the chiefs unethical and failed leadership. tough words. melanie woodrow has the story. >> members of the valeo police officers association were present but did not speak. >> we had to advise it would not be in their interest. >> police chief shani williams. >> he's the king, not the chief. >> he said in december of last year, 73 out of 75 members voted no-confidence and shady williams. -- in chief williams. >> no one believes this chief is an ethical leader or capable leader for this department. >> they accused chief williams of hiring his friends.

ike malone issued a statement which include that the chief and department staff have worked closely with the city's hr to change how the department recruits could ask and -- recruits cadets and staff hires. >> they are sick and tired of being maligned. >> they have been ending the corners of their badges to celebrate killing people. >> they were celebrating in a gang like, ritualistic fashion, bending there badges. >> an investigation was concluded in september of last year, but the findings have not been released publicly. a spokesperson told the team, we will prepare statements long ago -- we --

>> we are unable to share information regarding the legal advice provided to any of our clients. valeo city manager said yesterday that use of force is a to six are down significantly -- use of force statistics are down significantly. abc 7 news. >> last check on her weather. meteorologist is to gandy -- meteorologist stand the -- >> take a look at the west coast. there are key warnings and advisories up and down the pacific northwest where they are dealing with the dangerous heat wave, and record-setting heat. two parts of california up to our north, you will see the amount shasta, reading area. as we check out the statewide temperatures, we are at 100 13 degrees tomorrow. 116 in death valley. it is going to be a scorcher. 117 --. wanted to 12 on reading.

-- 112 in redding. in pacific northwest, temperatures are well above average. tomorrow, more records are possible. 102 in portland. they are not used to this, a lot of places there don't have ac. take a look at our live doppler 7. we do have fog. it is nice to have our moderating effects of the marine layer. 60's to 90's tomorrow. hazy sunshine away from the folk -- hazy sunshine away from the coast. minor cooling is expected over the weekend, overall, a nice pattern. one thing to watch out for is the smoke and haze from the oak fire. fortunately, not reaching us down near the ground. just higher elevation. >> i ran into chris in the elevator into the tilting today, he has been busy today. >> i have been up to camping

with the 49ers. day one of training camp practice was so fun. stefan or stephen, how the a's swept the astros.

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you see him there, he didn't practice, he worked out on the side. they are working toward a contract extension. fired up to see lance taking timo bretz. by all accounts, the second year pro looked good. he was throwing the ball all around santa clara. yesterday he was named a starter, which was no surprise. but i asked the coach what that moment was like when he handed over the keys to the franchise to try. >> i thought it was always obvious. maybe somebody tweeted him my press conference yesterday. all of -- i hope that was a good moments for him. he has no that for a while. i don't think there has been any crazy off-season for him waiting to find out what would happen. we have just been waiting -- we are all waiting to see how it settles, but we have known for a while that this was trey's team.

>> the summer of staff continues, stefan throws out the -- kids from various oakland foundations took in a ball game. >> we are supporting oakland through the three pillars that are supporting the next generation of kids, it's good to be here and to have a neat love play day at the ballpark. to have a thousand kids from the oakland area out to the park today to watch the game and have fun, and just enjoy themselves. get the sport a little bit, and means a lot. >> that's so cool. let's play ball with the lord and play. and and -- and a custom eat learn play jersey. homerun first stephen. and then next is stephen

piscotty, also spelled like stefan. there is something about that name, doing things in the town. how has cole irvin been of late, he has -- another run, oakland sweeps the astros out of town. giants are looking to avoid the sweep in arizona. these fans are looking for a rally in the worst way. he is going to scamper home, and the giants are to one on the road. david peralta out to the corner, still on the mount in the seventh. i random belt. that goes to the backstop. and then another run score. the giants top the ninth. san francisco is going to run the plate.

jackson loses by free -- by three. they have a major-league worst, seven-game losing streak. grappa showed up at the facility today, he has been cleared for practice. for all those wondering, we are waiting to see where he goes but you don't want to put them out on the practice field, it's kind of a different situation. you need to know that jimmy is on the move. i imagine it happens with a different injury on a different team that would loosen things up for jimmy. >> coming up tonight starting at 8:00, the connors, the goldbergs, at the elementary and then home economics. that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you for joining us. for all of us here, we appreciate your time is always and enjoy the rest of your evening, we will see you for abc 7 news at 11:00

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