it's quite a story here. it turns out one of the sheriff's friends ordered a batmobile and wasn't happy with how long it was taking to deliver. the it stand noise is here with a story that you'll see only on seven. well, dan your public money paid for the trip last week by the share some investigators four round trip plane tickets three nights of hotels meals rental cars and a lot of overtime all because of a friend of the sheriff. can't wait for his batmobile. real estate is a lot like surfing sam and agnostio is a real estate agent who lives in atherton and suddenly the perfect wave shows right up in front of you. got to be ready to catch it this profile video. he posted online shows and agnostio likes expensive a1000 e from the only builder licensed by dc comics fiberglass freaks of logan's port, indiana. you wanted one since a kid and now you can have your very own

replica of the batmobile complete with roll top dashboard flashing beacon light detectoscope and even a working flamethrower owner mark breakup has nine batmobiles in production. he tells me an agnostio was first in line and he paid $170,000, but then missed a $20,000 payment and he disappeared on me. or over eight months almost nine months gray cup moved and agnostio to the bottom of the list. he'd have to wait a year and a half or two for his batmobile. he didn't like that he exploded he did pay off the entire car at that point, but he was absolutely livid to find out that his car was going to be delayed and agnostio filed a complaint with atherton police. but last september the san mateo county district attorney declined to bring criminal charges at this time according. you this letter to the batmobile builder at agnostio also filed a lawsuit in san mateo county superior court alleging breach

of contract and fraud. but this past march a judge dismissed the case saying indiana is the proper venue then sources inside the san mateo county sheriff's department. tell me the realtor asked his facebook friend sheriff carlos balanos to intervene. he sent a lieutenant sergeant and two deputies to indiana. they raid it fiberg. freaks last week july 19 then they showed the warrant saying that they were here to seize anything to do with his car. so i thought oh they're coming in to pick up. his car which is right behind me by the way, so i thought i was going to move my other batmobiles out of the way to be able to let them take this car but investigators took only two files of documents according to the search warrant. return breakup says they read his miranda rights brought him to the local jail for an hour, but let him go. he only later found out they got a warrant for his gmail contacts and photos that they froze his

bank account and charge him in california with two felonies. gaining money by false pretenses and to version of construction funds. i was horrified. i've never gone through anything like this ever before in my life. i am on the side of good i as a batman fan since i was two years old. this was a completely opposite side. i love 66 batman and batman always stood with the law. i interviewed the san mateo county deputy district attorney prosecuting this case. you wrote a letter to rake up in september of last year saying, that there would be no criminal charges. what changed? additional investigation the detectives were able to obtain search warrants and obtain additional evidence. marie mclaughlin would not discuss that additional evidence or the sheriff's unusual step of sending four investigators across the country for what raycup argues is a simple business dispute after the case went nowhere with the first criminal case. the civil case is the sheriff

stepping and for friend here. i can't each of that. i have no knowledge about what relationship if any the sheriff has with the victim. i wanted to talk to sheriff milanos about sam ed agnostio and about the use of public funds. were round-trip airline tickets hotels for three nights meals overtime. he didn't return my repeated calls and text to his personal cell phone his office confirmed. he's away on a month of vacation. he leaves office in january after losing the election the undersheriff now in charge mark robbins and the department's spokesman lieutenant eamon allen refused my request for an interview citing the ongoing investigation. i just can't imagine why it's in criminal court. it shocks me that it's in criminal court. ran the case by tony brass former prosecutor for san francisco and the us attorney's office. he says the squabble over a luxury item the batmobile belongs in indiana civil court with no involvement by the san mateo county sheriff's

department it simply defies reason. in my view why so many people so many high-ranking members of law enforcement would have to go and enforce something so unnecessary and and so trivial i did read sam agnostio by phone and greece where he's on vacation. he was surprised when i asked about the batmobile. he said quote i'm dealing with someone privately on that. i asked him. who's that? he hung up investigating this story. i learned something more about mark raycup. a minister good evening. i watched his church sermon this past sunday online. it's the only thing that helps me through this dan i should expect trials and tribulations. it's just part of being a christian and as a creature it you know, this is an attempt to be smart my reputation. i reached the lawyer for sam at agnostio. he also didn't want to go on camera but said his client is

returning from greece in a few days and both of them will sit down for an interview. we'll see mark raycup tells me he'll be flying here for his first court appearance in three weeks. dana carina, i'll keep an eye on this. oh, i'll bet holy preposterous predicament. this is something else a bilanos lost the last election as you said dan, which means he's out in january that said he's done sheriff. what's the mood inside the department? this is obviously embarrassing. well, dan. i've talked to a lot of sources inside that department and they say that january can't come fast enough. that's what his own staff is saying and really they're saying that a case like this is is a clear reason why people are anxious for him to finally go. okay, dan. thanks so much. now to the latest monkeypox update san francisco updated. it's case count just about an hour ago. there are now 305 probable and suspected cases. la county has 306 cases state health officials. say san francisco and la county account for 66% of cases in

california senators, diane feinstein and alex padilla are asking the government for 600 to 800. and more monkey pox vaccine doses and to get them as quickly as possible. members of the lgbtq+ community are sounding the alarm concerned about the potential stigma associated with monkeypox abc 7 news reporter. terry campbell is in the newsroom with the details on that tara. yeah karina as we all know cases of monkey pox are on the rise and so are concerns over stigmatizing the lgbtq+ community today. i spoke with local leaders working to slow the spread of the virus and misinformation ahead of a large gathering this weekend. i don't want young queer kids to to be ashamed of who they are who they love or how they love suzanne ford is the interim c. eo pride and she's concerned about the lgbtq+ community being stigmatized by monkeypox people

might not go to receive treatment on people might not be as quick to help using the hiv pandemic in the 80s as an example, you know, it was hard to find people that wanted to treat us. and then people became isolated and then it just compounded itself. we shouldn't. just diseases expert at stanford. she says the virus could have just as easily targeted a different community if it had been introduced in a community of daycare centers, for example, you might have seen a lot of spread through children in daycare the focus. she says needs to be on slowing the spread of the virus not stigmatizing those impacted. hopefully if we take measures very quickly we can we can really not only help that community but keep it from spreading outside and keeping it from spreading is top of mind of the organizers of this sunday's

up your alley event. it's expected to draw. of members of the lgbtq+ community this as it became. clear that epox was going to have a big impact specifically on events and spaces that are explicitly sex positive and rooted in sexual liberation. we were in communication with the epoxy task force angel add a hoya is heading up the event and says public health officials have been guiding the way we're providing more hand sanitizing stations. we are providing more outreach and information. we're limiting public. participation and be aware of symptoms they say things like fever or a rash. we're all so really encouraging folks that if you feel unwell at all stay home. keep yourself and your community safe. it's you know, there's always another party and if anyone knows anything about putting on a party, it's san francisco

pride, you know covid was still going on. we've we took some extra precautions, but people came out and and we we were able to be together and i think that that we can do that this week. awesome now another important important point here is there's been a lot of talk about the monkeypox virus spreading. amen among men who have sex with men sf pride wants to point out how misleading that is much of that information is anecdotal adding that what impacts one part of its community it all down in karina. from there a berkeley-based lab is ramping up monkeypox testing and response to the current outbreak abc 7 news went inside. renegade bio today the ceo says the lab has the capacity to detect monkey pox and a sample within four hours machines can also determine the origin of the virus whether it's the west africa or congo basin strain. this machine is a thermocycler. it amplifies the genetic information of the virus by

fluctuating between hot and cool temperatures at the end of 40 cycles of temperature fluctuation. the results are viewable on screen as s-curves if the virus is present. renegade biolab is currently testing samples for solano county and will soon expand to san francisco. we have everything you need to know about monkey pox including vaccines and treatment just head to our website. that's abc 7 news.com it's a horrific attack and it was caught on surveillance video the alarming details. the victim's family has revealed now to abc 7 news with covid cases reaching their highest level in months. the white house is preparing for another round of booster shots. how this plan will tackle subvariance and a little later who wants to be a billionaire the massive jackpot on the line for the drawing tonight. i'm meteorologist sandy patel. it's a quiet pattern right now, but we could see showers and thunderstorms your weekend thunderstorms your weekend forecast is coming u

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stealing an atv the santa rosa police department is helping investigate and will release more details including the man's name. we understand in the coming days on the peninsula a brutal robbery in daly city and it was caught on camera. this happened yesterday at about 4:30 pm on skyline drive. police. say the robber struck the victim with a firearm and stole his watch karina. yeah, the robber then got away. red vehicle with tinted windows investigators. say the 71 year old victim was treated for his injuries at the scene, but did not go to the hospital the victim's family tells abc 7 news, they believe they were followed from a bank in san leandro. with covid cases surging the biden administration is preparing to roll out new boosters that target the dominant omicron variant, but second boosters won't be going out for those under 50 quite yet abc news reporter morgan norwood with when the shots could become available.

abide in the administration securing 171 million variant specific doses to help fight the spread officials say the current vaccine was designed to work against the original strain of covid and while it continues to dramatically reduce the risk of hospitalizations and deaths. it's effectiveness has slightly waned as the virus mutated is not done. this virus has continued to prove more than a formidable foe with variance of concerns emerging it keeps bumping. walk the prior variance as we're starting to see now with the highly transmissible va-5 ba-5 accounts for most of the new daily cases in the country with 88% of americans now living in a county with medium or high covid-19 risk level, but in los angeles county the nation's largest county health officials declining to impose an indoor mask mandate citing a decent decrease in cases and hospitalizations. meanwhile in milwaukee. it's public school system is updating its guidance to her

mask only when covid-19 levels are high and that's based on county cases and hospital stays president biden who says he just tested negative again on friday morning after battling the virus for days urging americans to take the necessary precautions to protect themselves. unfortunately, this covid is still with us watch different now is our ability to protect ourselves some serious illness due to covid meanwhile. the biden administration has decided to hold off on rolling out second boosters for under 50 until september now, that's when those new vaccines should be ready at that point the administration hopes to start a new campaign to get people under 50 to get what would then be a fourth shot a morgan norwood abc news, los angeles today on our 3 pm show getting answers abc 7 news special correspondent dr. alok patel talked about the fall booster shot plan. both moderna and fiser are gonna put forth they buy valence booster with that basically means is a vaccine that's going

to cover the ancestral strain of sars cove to which is what the vaccines currently are targeting plus an updated strain. that would be targeting ba4ba-5. dr. patel said right now doctors estimate covid cases from those two variants may be as high as seven times the amount being reported. that's because many people are testing at home. it was one week ago today the oak fire broke out in mariposa county and became california's largest wildfire of the season firefighters are gaining ground and containment is now up to 45 percent people are being allowed to return to their homes. the fire has charred more than acres and has destroyed over. hundred buildings including several houses cal fire expects to have the flames fully contained next saturday about a week from now. no one has been hurt in the fire, which is remarkable considering how quickly it spread good news. is that the weather has cooperated a little bit more on the fireline screen. yeah. that's right, sandia and you've been watching you know, the air

quality all week long. let's talk about that. how are we today? yeah. it's actually not bad today, dan and karina first things first though near the fire lines. i mean, it's not terribly windy right now. it is hot there. let me show you a live view from yosemite where you will notice that the air quality is actually not that bad. they're seeing some blue skies. some clouds. here's a view from tahoe and you will also notice a combination of clouds and sun as you check out yosemite's air quality near the oak fire. it's moderate right now good to moderate around the tahoe area and here locally. sy evee seere green, which 's g occasional haze from time to time going into the weekend overall the pattern looks good good for outdoor plans good air quality bow, saturday and sunday. i want to turn your attention to live doppler 7 monsoon moisture has been resulting in a few showers over the sierra thunderstorms over northern california. that's gonna stay there for now, but what's going to be

interesting is sunday afternoon into monday some of this monsoon moisture that's been prompting the flood watches and warnings over the desert southwest brought that flooding in in arizona is certainly going to make its way towards us on sunday, and that could possibly combine with what is now tropical storm. frank just remnants of it if the two combine and all the right dynamics come together we could see showers possibly an isolated thunderstorm sunday afternoon through monday evening for now though. we're just seeing some high clouds and low clouds as you look at live doppler 7 a nice breeze coming through out towards the delta 27 miles an hour on shore winds. it's a nice day in santa cruz as you can see here. people are enjoying the sunshine san francisco 59. it is 69 in palo alto low 70s, san jose santa clara pretty much everyone in the 60s to 80s range today. unless you're out towards brentwood then it was in the low 90s. here's why a nice deep marine layer from our mount tam cam advancing right now 76 in santa rosa 69 annapolis 65 petaluma.

you're in the low 80s in fairfield livermore 75 so at or below average for this time of year and from our east bay hills camera you can see the fog is just taking over clouds drizzle again overnight cool at the coast warm inland this weekend. we're looking at a slight chance of showers and thunder late sunday into monday. so tomorrow morning you start out with drizzle clouds will thin out except near the coast and then you notice the increase in the monsoon flow sunday afternoon going into monday could see a few showers or an isolated thunderstorm. so keep that in the back of your mind numbers first thing tomorrow morning 50 60 some drizzle. was afternoon highs in the south bay 78 in san jose 82 in gilroy on the peninsula 74 redwood city 60 and pacifica clouds linger windy near the coast tomorrow 64 in downtown san francisco north bay upper 70s from santa rosa to san rafael in the east bay 67, oakland 74 union city fremont inland areas. no extreme heat here. i know it's july one of our

hotter months, but not going to be that hot 84 concord 85 livermore 87 antioch accuweather seven day forecast morning. windy afternoon chance of a thunderstorm and showers between sunday afternoon and monday and then you will notice those temperatures are back around the 60s to 90s range heat is back on thursday korean indian. right, sandia. thank you. sold on the outside. this might look like just a regular house. we'll tell you who used to live here making the home coveted by a non-profit group. a non-profit group. stay with loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's

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and pacific islander community. last night they held a meeting with the new san francisco district attorney. karina: we have a look at the effort to make sure their voices are being heard. >> you have me with you. i stand with you and think you withstanding -- for standing with me. together we will protect each other. reporter: thursday night, the new district attorney held htee. >> her coming to the community and speaking to us directly, that is a great first step. reporter: mark young with the group stayed with asians organized the event, he's one of eight groups that took part. >> we want to feel heard. we are trying to change the fact that the silent majority doesn't really want to be silent anymore. reporter: he says asian americans are galvanized by the rising violent attacks against the community. a recent poll finds that

nationally, almost 50% of a api adult want stronger hate crime laws and others want stronger police presence in their communities beauty even though advocates say tough on crime policies lead to more arrests. jenkins believes that change must also include more civic engagement. >> we have to give her some time to show the community what that looks like. for us, the most important thing is to be engaged enough to be paying attention. >> i want to be the symbol of our unity. this is the symbol of our unity. reporter: carl is the president of the oakland chinatown association and also attended the event. he says san francisco's aapi community is seen as a role model for those across the country and what happens in san francisco can impact the entire bay area. he said he liked what she had to say. >> making sure there will be

consequences for those committing crimes, whether they are hate crimes or all communities, especially against seniors and women. that is a good message. dan: will has posted a video apologizing to chris rock for slapping him at the oscars. it's the first time smith has gone on camera to talk about what happened. >> there is no part of me that thinks that was the right way to behave in that moment. dan: smith released a video this morning on social media. other than releasing a statement shortly after the incident, he has remained mostly silent. smith slept chris rock over a joke the comedian made about his wife, jada pinkett smith. in the nearly six minute video, the actor reflected on what happened and said he wanted to answer some of the questions people have asked. >> why didn't you apologize to

chris in your acceptance speech? i was fogged out i that point. -- by that point. it is fuzzy. i have reached out to chris, and the message that came back is he is not ready to talk. i apologize to you. my behavior was unacceptable and i am here whenever you are ready to talk. dan: smith also apologized to chris rock's family as well as his fellow nominees. he has been banned from the oscars for 10 years. karina: turning to the urgent push to get basketball star brittney griner and former marine paul wheeler released from the russians. we have faith abubey from washington. reporter: right now, high-stakes

phone call between secretary of state antony blinken and his russian counterpart in the works. >> we had a frank conversation. i pressed of the criminal to accept the proposal. reporter: part of the diplomatic effort to bring paul whelan and bradley -- brittney griner home. the russian minister apparently open to the prison swap the u.s. offered weeks ago. secretary blinken asked to talk about what the u.s. is calling a substantial offer. just yesterday, a russian spokesperson saying the diplomat would pay attention to this request when time permits. just hours ago, lavrov appear to to change his tune, saying he plans to propose a time to discuss the prisoner exchange because it would be interesting to listen to blinken's proposals. >> the arnie is while the white house -- irony is while the white house went public with

their negotiations to speed things up, it may delay the release and backfiring on the white house. reporter: the biden administration has declined to detail the proposed officer but abc news has learned u.s. officials were trying to exchange an arms dealer for the two prisoners. >> i'm confident whatever the offer is come the russians will take it. reporter: the family of another prisoner disappointed he not part of the offer. >> he needs to be part of the deal. reporter: it is unclear whether russia will agree to the offer but the white house says the issue of americans detained abroad is a priority for president biden. in washington, faith abubey. karina: today, the russians added another prisoner to the mix, they are seeking the release of an assassin currently in german custn: the next generh the health care field feeling the strain of the pandemic. we will show you how people are

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karina: the pandemic has caused a great strain on everyone, including health care workers. numbers are show hundreds of thousands of health care workers are expected to leave the field over the next decade. that's why work is being done in the bay area to inspire the next generation to fill those spaces. zach fuentes has the story from the south bay. reporter: from an introduction to ultrasound technology for learning how to search her -- suture a banana, these high school students have gotten an insight into medicine they will never forget. >> i wanted to be a doctor since i should -- could talk and walk. reporter: the student chosen out of more than 200 to be part of this kaiser permanente program giving hands-on expense in medicine. the goal is these students will be encouraged to enter the health care field. the pandemic has not only highlighted the need for health care workers, how challenging the jobs can be. >> you are very privileged to be

there with people in a very difficult time in their life and able to help them and do something that is a positive impact on their lives. reporter: one big challenge for the health care community is getting the next generation to realize that. the u.s. bureau of labor statistics reports that nearly 200,000 openings for registered nurses are projected each year over the next decade. it cites reasons like workers try -- transferring to other fields or retiring. but professionals are working hard to recruit. the good doctor even donating his body to science and the students soaking up every minute of the experience. >> that's my first time doing an ultrasound, let alone one connected to a phone and it was really cool. reporter: from what students have shared with me, the goal of the program looks like it is being accomplished. >> before the program, i was hesitant on the medical profession because i wasn't sure, there's a lot of stigma. after this program, i think my pathway is leaning toward the

medical field. reporter: in san jose, zach fuentes. dan: totally -- tony larissa's animal foundation held an event today and got the superhero assist. a few d.c. themed action characters showed up to help potential adoptees find a special sidekick. the foundation plavery year. today, they have placed more than 46,000 dogs and graduated 48 rescue turned service dogs with veteran handlers. >> this is our d.c. league of super pets event. intake was able to customize the names of our puppies so we have puppies like johnson and duane and crypto. dan: tony larusso is still the name but he is no longer involved. >> we don't have any place to live now or anything. karina: devastating flooding

hits kentucky, swapping homes and leaving scores of people dead. dan: coming up, some of the damage left behind, the worst

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dan: at least 16 people, including two children, our dead following the devastating flooding that hit eastern kentucky. officials fear the death toll will rise. karina: with more rain forecast through the weekend, floodwaters and warnings are likely to remain in effect for some areas. here is derek dennis with the details. reporter: entire neighborhoods in eastern underwater after heavy rain brought on/flooding. >> i've been a fireman 27 years and this is the worst i've seen. probably 95% of the people in the area have lost everything. houses, cars, animals. reporter: residents trying to salvage what they can. >> anything i say would fall short of what is being experienced. i know people personally who have lost everything they have. >> as folks are picking up the pieces in hinman, kentucky, you can see the force of the floodwaters, tossing around tckt

carried it over here and wedged it under an overpass. reporter: governor beshear has activated the national guard to assist in rescue efforts. >> be safe around natural gas and electric power and be safe moving through the water. don't walk through or drive-through water with the current. reporter: president biden approving a disaster declaration for kentucky. >> this is still a dynamic incident and there are so many hazards out there. reporter: officials unsure how the people are still unaccounted for. the governor believes thousands may have lost their homes. >> to all of the families that know you have sustained a loss, we will grieve with you. we will support you and we will be here for you, not just today but tomorrow and in the weeks and years to come. reporter: in neighboring missouri, st. louis is underwater for the second time this week after heavy rains caused more flash flooding. kentucky's governor has called us one of the most devastating floods in the states history and fears it may also be the deadliest.

derek dennis, abc news. karina: just devastating seeing what those floodwaters can do to that community. dan: yeah, they have been drenched. sandhya: they have been. as you look at live doppler seven, a front has been stalled over the region, so they've been dealing with flooding conditions, obviously some rain. flood and warnings in effect for parts of that area and also for the desert southwest, where the monsoon flow has been causing some flooding issues from las vegas parts of arizona. we have seen some thunderstorms in northern california. for now it is staying up there. northwestern u.s. dealing with extreme heat, dangerous heat, and records again, excessive heat warnings in california in he'd advisories as they deal with hot weather. 107 tomorrow in reading, 111 in death valley. sunday, a bit of a back off, 98 in reading.

the northwest will continue to set records. 101 in seattle. locally, nice, fog along the coast, afternoon highs in check, the 60's to 80's, thanks to a nice sea breeze and a strong marine influence. accuweather 7 day forecast, a chance of afternoon thunderstorms sunday into monday. isolated at best, could see some showers. if we don't, could see some new wildfires. dan: thank you. karina: let's get a check on sports with casey pratt. casey: stephen curry's routine is sweeping the nation and we will show you the night night celebration like you've never seen it before. sports is next the world is full of make or break moments. especially if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, it's time to make your move to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones

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>> now, sports from abc7news. casey: injuries are a part of nfl training camp in the 49ers have a big wear. arik armstead will be out a few weeks with a sprained knee but he should be ok for the season. nick bosa is picking up the slack, tearing apart the offense. despite his dominance, he isn't exactly blowing up trey lance's offense. >> he such a good athlete, he gets by the quarterback and gets away. he is stopping most of the plays but doesn't normally stop the play. he's good at running by everybody.

if you had 20 to guys like that, it would be much easier to not guys hurt. >> coning everything in, i'm not good at too many more things, i think even through my career, i have the tools. i just have to perfect everything. casey: pac-12 media day was today, on hand were refuges in the lives from usc andsionerhand he has been working hard to contain the turmoil as other teams consider the future. >> i've been trying to defend against a grenades lopped from every corner of the big 12, trying to destabilize our remaining conference. i understand why they are doing it, when you look at the relative media value between the two conferences, i get it, i get why they are scared and trying to destabilize us. but i wish is tired of that. that's probably not the most collegial thing of ever said. casey: giants all-star outfitter joc pederson just lazed on a

concussion injury list. he hit his head last night. he was clearly in pain after the collision. the giants play tonight on apple tv. meanwhile, the a's visiting the white sox. oakland with a winning streak. chicago on the board first. a.j. pollock beats the throw home. 1-0 white sox. but the a's answered. a three run homer to left will give them a two-run lead. the stephen curry nigh nigtsor. he even has a night night shirt and now it has gone digital. there is curry hitting the night night. the graphics are amazingly lifelike. the celebration was used when eliminating opponents in the postseason, and made its way to the parade. you've got to see this video. the tour de france, fifth stage,

a writer goes down and it is a tidal wave of crashes entangled humans. one writer was sent to the hospital but was ok. it took several minutes to clear up and untangle this pile and get everyone on the way. that's one of the craziest pieces of footage i have seen in a long time. back to the night night celebration, curry said he kind of came up with it on the fly. he said children's bedtime routines are important and that's what he started doing it. he has three kids. i think more news anchors should be doing the night night. dan: night night. that is cute. that tour de france video is crazy. karina: nobody was seriously injured? casey: one person went to the hospital, they had some injuries but they were deemed ok, no breaks. dan: thank you. karina: tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, it is the fatal flaw, a special edition of 2020, followed by 2020 at 9:00, then

abc7news at 11:00. remember we are streaming 24/7. get the bay area app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. dan: finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. as if we need something else to worry about. monkeypox is spreading, making headlines and a growing number of people nervous. so much so that the mayor of san francisco declared a public health emergency yesterday, as we reported. san francisco has nearly 300 reported cases, and with los angeles, account for two thirds of all cases in the state. a statewide emergency declaration is under consideration and we will have to see whether they decide that is warranted, but these declarations like the one in san francisco can speed up vaccine distribution and research and help get treatment to people faster. look, monkeypox is not coronavirus. it will not have the same impact on lives in the economy as covid

but it is a painful and dangerous virus that is spreading more rapidly. sadly, just like initial months of covid, the government has been caught on its heels, slow to respond my behind on testing and getting enough vaccine into communities like san francisco and l.a., as well as others across the country. what really matters is the lesson from covid. we must react faster to monkeypox and whatever comes next to keep a public health emergency from becoming a crisis. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think him a me on twitter and facebook. karina: that's it for this edition of abc7news. thank you for joining us. dan: for all of us here, we appreciate your time. have a nice evening and we will see you at 11:00.

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