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solutions, this is abc7 news news. >> tonight, a state of emergency in california over the spread of monkeypox. the governor sending a strong message as lawmakers outline a vaccination plan and its cost. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. reporter: as monkeypox cases increase, california declare add state of emergency over the outbreak. >> the message that it sends to the community that the state is taking it very seriously. reporter: the latest numbers from the state confirm 786 monkeypox cases. 310 of them in san francisco. this decision made california the third state in the nation to declare a state of emergency right behind new york and illinois. in this press release, governor newsom said the state will build on the framework developed during the covid-19 pandemic to deploy vaccine clinics for

monkeypox. what this announcement doesn't do is get more vaccines to california. >> it won't increase the number of vaccine dose that is we will receive that is determined solely by the federal gove government. reporter: today senator scott wiener asked for $38.5 million to help counties across the state respond to this virus. >> when they have to set up vaccine clinics to administer the vaccine, you have to pay staff. they have to pay for the sight. they have to pay for the outreach to make sure that people know about it. >> on the same day, the state declared a state of emergency, san francisco's health emergency went into effect. hundreds of people waited in line in san francisco general hospital hoping to get a monkeypox vaccine, many leaving without it after hours of waiting. >> we made an initial request of 35,000 vaccines.

we need that's 70,000. it's heartbreaking that we can't produce them even ourselves and make them available. i wish that were the case. >> the mayor said san francisco received another 4,000 monkeypox vaccines last week. but says now, they're holding back on fully vaccinating people. >> we're not able to give second dose without having a commitment that we're going to have more. >> luz pena, abc news 7. dan: meantime president biden is set to announce the monkeypox team tomorrow. he's going to name the centers for disease control to deal with the growing outbreak. the united states has reported 5800 confirmed cases since the middle of may we have everything you need to know about monkeypox. head to our website, abc7news.com. >> let these kids enjoy their lives without the threat of gun

violence. >> tonight, oakland's police chief answered tough questions from city families. he visit add community prayer circle one day after a 6 year-old girl and two others were shot at a pee wee football game. j.r. stone explains the chief promises changes are coming. j.r.: kids of all ages throwing around the football just one day after bullets fired at oakland tech high school leading to a scene of chaos. >> debt the kids! >> i had to get her on my chest and start running down the stairs and like as soon as i hit the stairs like bullets were just flying. >> a 6 year-old girl was shot and injured a long with a man and woman. they believe multiple shooters were involved. monday evening a prayer circle was held. dozens of parents side by side with their kids. parents who are praying for safer times who voice their

hopes for city funded security. >> it seems that the city would be willing to help us fund something like that to keep these kids safe. reporter: oakland police chief making changes and saying that an officer will be on hand for oakland dynamite practices and games while make ago plea to those who fired shots. >> don't do this to these children because we don't need to see another child dead, another child shot. i've got a 6 year-old in the hospital now. she shouldn't be there. >> that makes me feel a lot more comfortable. it just makes me feel like i will change -- it will make people think twice. >> while circumstances of the shooting haven't been released, the dine -- dynamite's coach doesn't believe this was a back and forth with the fresno valley boys. >> i don't think we had anything to do with what happened. chief armstrong begging those with information to come forward saying these shooters not only broke the law but they broke a

street code. >> i've come from this community. there's always been trials the game. coming on to these fields and shooting is against the rules. >> going forward, there will be no in and out privileges at dynamite's games. an officer will help in making sure that all attendees are checked with a metal detector wand. j.r. stone, abc news 7. dan: a san jose police officer could face similar charges after being arrested for a d.u.i. raydarius suri was off duty he displayed symptoms of alcohol influence and was booked into jail. the santa clara district attorney's office will decide on formal charges. he is a three-year veteran of the san jose police department. >> it may be the middle of summer. but parts of the area saw raindrops.

for more of the damp weather let's get to sandhya patel. rory it was quite a treat to get those showers. we had a few lightening strikes. but fortunately, those lightening strikes did not result in any new fires. all is quiet right now as we head into tomorrow, especially early on in the morning and then later in the afternoon could still see, hit or miss showers. the focus of the thunderstorms will be over northern california and the sierra nevada as you take a look at live picture from our south beach camera. last 24 hours pick up trace amounts. kent field. 400's in half moon bay. august we don't see rain too often. but for the entire month of august, our average is 600th in san francisco. i'll be back to let you know if there's any more humidity or

showers in the forecast. dan: thank you we'll see you shortly. one of the most wanted terrorists in the world killed by the united states. ayman al-zawahiri was killed. norman norwood explains that he was strumal in some of the deadliest attacks against united states. prior to the blue room ball con inn president joe biden announcing the takedown of one of the world's most wanted terrorists. >> on saturday at my direction, the united states successfully concluded an air strike in ka kabul, afghanistan that killed the amir of al-qaeda. >> he had been hiding for more than 20 years even at the u.s. pulled out of afghanistan. >> a senior administration official said the u.s. killed him over the weekend. it happened in a wealthy area

within walking distance of the u.s. embassy. they've been monitoring his safe house for months. >> this mission was carefully planned. rigorously minimized the ricks of other civilians -- risk of other civilians. and one week ago, i gave the final approval to go get him. and the mission was a success. he was osama bin laden's number two. the assault on american soldiers in 1993. the bombing of the u.s. embassies in kenya and the suicide bombing on the uss cole in yemen. and on september 11, 2001, the plot that destroyed the world trade center left devastation at the pentagon and claimed 3,000 lives. >> now, justice has been delivered. and this terrorist lead ser no more. people around the world no longer need to fear the vicious and determined killer. >> there were no civilian casualties and the mission

calling ate successful counterterrorism operation. he was not only known for the terrorism plots but also recruiting and calling on others to join. president biden with a strong message and a warning to the others. >> no matter how long it taken, no matter where you hide, if you are a throat our people, the united states will find you and take you out. >> morgan morewood, abc news, los angeles. dan: more to come here. new developments over fights of safe injection sights in san francisco. how they are one step closer to reality. >> a local family is desperately searching for their dog lost in the care of a rover pet sitter. >> a bay area of college collect a new collection of plantses. the story behind a plant swale bite. >> first, a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live.

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are nausea, constipation, and tiredness. >> before venturing off in a recent hawaiian vacation, a family book add pet sitter.

it's now been days without any word on the dog. abc7 news reporter amanda dell castillo had the story. amanda: this is coco the 2 year-old malti-poo was reported missing. more than just a dog to allison ruiz. she was gifted by her parents to provide her comfort through the pandemic. >> i'm still in shock. i can't believe it. >> before take off on a recent family vacation, ruiz made accommodations through the rover app. through the online market through pet care services, she booked a pet sitter having used it previously as what she called convenient care and cost. but then came a text from coco caretaker. >> i don't know if the app contacted you but your dog bit me and he ran away and i couldn't catch up to him. and i started panicking. i i'm in hawaii. they canceled my flight.

>> ruiz and her family searched for coco hasn't stopped. >> when we got here we started posting flyers in the fillmore in the tender loin, >> jocelyn barrera is ruiz's aunt, the she said, a bystander mentioned seeing the dog running in distress. >> i'm sure that someone with a little more expertise like a private investigators can find a lot more from the businesses in the area from the cameras, surveillance. >> we reached out to rover. they said this is far from the typical experience on rover. and our team taken it very seriously. the company says among they're e suspended the sitter's account during the investigation. they've sent alerts to local shelters and veterinarians, they're offering a $500 reward and have issue add full refund to ruiz. the family says still finding

short of finding coco. >> as her aunt to see her go through that emotional d distres of losing your first dog is pretty traumatic. dan: a bill to open safe injection sights in two bay area city is headed to governor newsom's desk. the state senate gave final approval for safe injection sights to open in san francisco and oakland and as well as los angeles. opioid areas could legally inject drugs with staff who are trained to prevent accidental overdoses. scott wiener said the benefits go beyond safety. >> they can be offered treatment and recovery services. we can make sure that they aren't using dirty needles so we can reduce the spread of h.i.v. and hepatitis. and we can eliminate the syringe needle. >> it will take effect january

1st if it is signed and it could open then. >> a meeting of the san francisco school board has been called tomorrow over anne shoo. the teacher's union and the naacp have asked for her resignation. 300 people have signed a letter supporting her. >> the mckinney fire continues to rage out of control. over the weekend, it turned out deadly when two people were found in a burned out car. 56,000 acres and spreading. the weather has been problem make it for firefighters with gusty winds and thunderstorms. the lit flames have leveled several house and have all but wiped out some of the small towns including clamath river.

>> this hurts. i watched her from my -- my bedroom. i watched everything come. it was head right straight towards our property. >> more than 2,000 people have been told evacuate. this is the largest wildfire in california this year anma: a collection of rare carnivorous plants goes on sale. there are more than 300 species like the venus fly trap. the plants were acquired from a collect or who moved away. and while most are hungry for a new home, slop be kept where they are in the name of conservation >> the natural habitat, carnivorous plants are en dangered. so the garden has a great role in helping to conserve these plants. proceeds will go to help the nonprofit.

it is open from 10:00 to 2:00. it yow can ply the plants as long as supplies last. some of our plants got watered today, dan. dan: august 1st, we're getting rain. >> it was just nice. it was just enough to water the plants or dampen the ground. dan and ama i'll show you what it left behind. all that monsoonal moisture resulted in a stunning sunset. we had mid, high level clouds. i'm taking you through time to show you what it looks like. so just beautiful. here's a look at what brought the lightening strikes. combcombining with high pressuro our east, drawing up that monsoon moisture. there were thunderstorms in the sierra nevada and also off our coastline but fortunately, we did not see any new fires f there's a red flag warning for the mckinney fire area in northern california area near the oregon border as they're expecting lightening strikes up

to the north and across mainly the sierra and across southern california. so through tomorrow evening, that's where the biggest threat of thunderstorms will be. here in the bay area, we continue to see lingering mugginess in the air. right now, the dew points are in the 50's. we've seen some 60's. livermore 49 degrees. tomorrow morning it will be muggy to start off the day. as we head into the afternoon, still that humidity lingering. what we're not used to. but later on during the day we see the due penguins dropping off into the 40's, which is comfortable for us. anywhere from the 50's to the 70's. it's pretty mild outside at this hour. do want to show you why the humidity may return. tropical storm frank that is well-defined in the pacific expected to weaken to post tropical depression tomorrow. but right now, it's still a tropical storm as it continues to weaken. notice the north, northeast trajectory. could see some of that leftover

moisture. and if it does come in our direction, we could see mugginess, a humidity later on in the week. we'll have to watch in case there's a stray shower. a live look, just a beautiful look looking across the bay. chance of showers tomorrow. humidity will continue to linger. as you look here, hour by hour we continue to see some of the clouds 2:00 in the afternoon. hit or miss shower not out of the question. that continues into the late night hours. but it's not going to be a widespread event, just an isolated shower or two. really mild to warm. forget about the jackets. you don't need them. mid # 0's to the low 90's. it's still going to be human. as you check out the seven-day forecast we turn up the temperatures, the humidity starts to come down on wednesday. and you will notice that it's the summer heat with mid 90's. mid 60's coside but we bump the temperatures again for the first

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am: stanford will induct a all-female hall of fame. one is a current wnba player. nneka ogwumike. tara vandaveer is also among the honor's. title nine prohibits discrimination in cool activities. the ceremony will be held september 9th. >> larry biel is here with sports. larry: the giants have to decide are they buyers or sellers before tomorrow's trade deadline? deebo samuel back and happy to be wearing 49ers red and

>> with the trade deadline tomorrow, the giants open add four-game series with the first place dodgers tonight. one team on the way up. the other trying to keep their head above water. it's always special going to the game and get a s.u.v. anywhere. sparky threw it away, oh no! >> andrew heeney. 1-0 giants. to the second, max muncy, high deep and aloha. austin slater tried to make a play on it. extra kale, please. dodgers score three in the third. gonzalez gets tangled up out there. freddie freeman scores. r.b.i. double. webb allows six runs and five frames against the dodgers. rally time in the fifth. wilmer flores down the line that is gone. a solo blast. his 16th. this game was literally out of reach for the giants.

mike yastrzemski diving attempt. dodgers win 8- the they've won five straight against the giants. now, the a's, they made a deal trading away their best pitcher, frankie montas, their opening day starters going to the yankees. so he's now frankie the yankee. they get four prospects in return. back in april, deebo samuel demanded a trade. today dressed in red and gold, he signed an extension with the 49ers. it's amazing how $71 million could change your mind. he emerged at the niner's top offensive weapon last year. they had absolutely no interest in training him. >> we have one goal. got a great team. one thing everybody are faithful and let's go back to work. >> my favorite part of the deebo how he inspires people. he inspires me. he loves playing football and he loves helping us win.

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