this is breaking the rules coming onto these fields, coming onto these games. it is against the rules. >> the city of oakland is getting $6 million in state funding to help with gun violence prevention. the money is earmarked specifically for a new strategy. it will work with fairly members to help keep individuals from pulling the trigger. >> the saying in legislative circles is your budget is your values. >> we went to fix this problem should we have to decide we are going to do it here we are going to fight at the budget table to make sure our communities are invested in. >> at fight includes a six begin della grant for the city of oakland to help fight gun violence. >> this grant is the first i know of in which the emphasis will be on working with individuals at the highest level risk and working with the

individuals family. >> the chief of oakland's department of violence prevention established in 2017 and focuses on prevention and intervention. this program will focus on 192 individuals at the highest risk. >> those individuals who either have their fingers on the trigger or the gun pointed at them. >> the grant money will be put toward prevention but also outreach to teach how to resolve everyday conflicts without violence. >> the street code, automatic get back. those are the people most essential. >> they are part of the community engagement teams already doing some of this work. they say more money means more >> the kids nowadays, they do not have the path to go this way. they only know this way because

there is nothing out here. the only no violence because there is nothing for change. >> the grant money will pay for coaches to work with families. families need to be involved to create sustainable change. >> the families end up unintentionally supporting the violence. >> the grant money funds the program for the next three years. >> president biden appointed an official to oversee the nation's monkeypox response. fema official robert fenton was named white house monkeypox coordinator and there was a deputy pit 5800 cases have been confirmed in the u.s. every state except montana and wyoming have confirmed cases of monkeypox. >> in the bay area, every county has at least one case pit san francisco has more than 300. just yesterday, california join san francisco by declaring a

state of emergency over the monkeypox out rig. -- outbreak. >> this means california has more flexibility to respond to this outbreak. counties will be able to set up clinics for monkeypox like they did for covid-19. before we get to that point, there is still a big need for vaccine supply. it is a public health crisis that has reached statewide intervention right behind new york and illinois. california became the third stay in the country to sound the alarm on monkeypox. >> we are declaring loudly we have a an emergency. >> what does the state of emergency actually change? we went to the state member to speak to assembly member matt haney. >> we are telling the federal government we need help but we are also putting the infrastructure, the personnel,

the treatment resources and education resources in place so we are prepared to respond. >> counties throughout the state will be able to speed up efforts to tackle the outbreak. another key out recover this declaration is it opens the door for counties and cities to get a refund for their efforts. >> my hope there is a reimbursement for the expenses related to monkeypox specifically. >> san francisco's public health state of emergency went into effect yesterday. other -- hundreds waited in line at zuckerberg hospital. the state of emergency able allow more officials to administer the vaccine but it does not mean california will get anymore vaccines. >> i think this thing -- the cases are going to increase significantly before they start decreasing. >> california is right behind new york with the highest number of infections. 827 cases.

even before governor newsom declared a state of emergency, the federal government was prioritizing places with the most cases. today, san francisco got a call. >> i'm happy to share news that san francisco was told it will be getting over 10,000 doses this week of monkeypox vaccine. that is good news p that is more than double what we have gotten in previous weeks. it is obviously still not enough. >> as part of california's state of emergency, pharmacists will be able to vaccinate people from acute talks supply is limited. for now, the state is only giving vaccines to local health jurisdictions. >> do we have any idea on how many people are waiting for vaccines and when will they be available? >> we have an idea. in san francisco for multiple days, we have seen people waiting in line at zuckerberg general hospital for a vaccine. the waitlist from san

francisco's aids foundation is 300 people short of 10,000. the doses coming to san francisco possibly this week will be much needed relief but there is no way of knowing what the scope of the need is now. >> developing news with the coronavirus pit california will likely hit 10 million cases this week. the state is just under that number in today's report. >> the seven-day positivity rate is going down and stands at 14 and a half percent. >> hospitalizations are on the rise with more than 4600 people being treated for covid. more than 500 patients are in the icu. >> after the amy's kitchen san jose plans closed, employees have called for a boycott of the product sold. dustin dorsey was at a rally where the employees continue to call for justice for the hundreds left without a job to

>> this amy's kitchen plant may stand empty after closing two weeks ago but there is a new addition to the exterior. 300 ribbons representing the employees left without jobs after they say the company decided to abruptly close the san jose location, a symbol from the employees to fight back against what they call unfair treatment. >> we have kids peered we have families. we have elderly who we take care of. it is hard to go out there and start from the bottom. please support us. >> of the employees of the petaluma based company who prepared the vegetarian frozen meals found at grocery stores. that was until the south bay plant closed. a spokesperson for the company said the -- they believe it was a result of employees aiming to unionize. >> andy barr lender, you own of this company.

this is all on you. you say this plant was due to loss of notng too th you attempt to silen this powerhouse of workers ready to organize. i say prove it. >> amongst the groups fighting for fair and just treatment, a san jose assembly member. he says rather than the company listening to the needs of the employees, they hired consultants to break up talks of the union. the sma member says this must be stopped to >> if they don't want to get whatever these unionbusting consultants, they are showing who they are. we have to s buying any amy products -- we have to stop buying any amy products. >> the workers have called ownership to meet with them to discuss a list of demands. they say no conversations have happened at this time. >> of the largest rent-to-own

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>> nancy pelosi touchdown in taiwan this morning. she is the most senior u.s. official to visit the country in 25 years. lena howland is gathering local reaction to the news in san francisco. >> as speaker of the house, nancy pelosi touches down in to one -- in taiwan. people in san francisco their breath. >> is extremely dangerous. our concern is with the possible ramifications could be in terms of escalation even to the nuclear level. >> the vice president of the sample go of veterans for peace organize st ofce in n franci monday urging her not to visit taiwan. ignoring pleas from long and 100 others, pelosi went anyway. >> it was important because this

is a pivotal moment that could either trigger a war or could be hopefully the escalated test -- hopefully de-escalate it diplomatically. we basically dared china to do anything about it. >> while there is a rear fear this could trigger action, some experts believe it could be worth the risk. >> there is an overlay of important technological cooperation between taiwan and the united states. in particular, the manufacturer of semi conductors. >> taiwan is the world leader in semi conductor manufacturing kid a critical item used to power anything with a chip. craig allen, president of the u.s. china's nest counsel says pelosi's visit is timely, happening on the same day president biden is signing the chips act. >> we will support not only

american companies investments but also taiwan and korean investments in semi conductors. that is a good reason for the speaker of the house to visit asia. >> knowing the chinese government has their military on alert, he is keeping his fingers crossed this visit ends peacefully. >> americans overseas are being warned to be on high alert following yesterday's announcement the u.s. killed the leader of al qaeda. the advisory from the state department went out a short time ago and warns of possible kidnappings, hijackings, even bombings. he was killed in the capital of afghanistan on saturday in a u.s. drone strike. he was one of the masterminds of the 9/11 attacks. >> the death toll in the mckinney fire has increased to four. search teams located two more people dead inside separate homes.

the fire in siskiyou county is still 0% contained. firefighters did say they have made some good progress thanks to lower temperatures and rain over some areas of the fire. dr. lucy jones who you may know for her earthquake research is also focusing on wildfires. her foundation will begin to work with state and local governments trying to come up with guidelines for communities so they can increase their resilience in the face of so many fires. >> we are bringing these communities together. to come up with approaches that will make it easier for future communities to recover from natural disasters, to understand what is coming because as we all know, the rate of wildfires in california is increasing substantially because of climate change and we can no longer use the past to tell us what the future is going to be late. >> dr. john says the work will help all californians identify

the next steps they can take to recover faster. >> pg&e says it is continuing to make improvements to its public safety power shut off program to reduce wildfire risks. it says last year there were 17% fewer outages and 88 percent fewer customers impacted compared to 2020. >> we have made some changes based on previous events to be able to clear some areas faster than previous years so we think there is going to be some benefit coming out of an event to start the control and restoration process earlier in some areas based on what we have learned in the past. >> the utility says with its continued efforts to underground power lines, the use of a psps as measure of last resort will continue to decline. the weather also playing a big role during fire season to >> it is getting hotter especially england. i did notice i don't want to

call it drizzle but there were droplets almost on my windshield driving in. >> a few sprinkles possibly. there were sprinkles today and they will continue during the evening and overnight hours has some moisture is streaming from a post-tropical storm. let's take a look outside. the sum of those clouds -- let's take a look at some of those clouds. sprinkles to a shower possible tonight. watching the leftovers to see how much closer they will get over the next 72 hours. a few sprinkles falling from the clouds toward vallejo. not a lot of that reaching the ground. lower nob hill had a late shower -- a light shower today. here is a look at some of the moisture that has broken off

from the main system. the fact it is 900 miles away and sending us moisture is ready impressive and it will continue to do that through tomorrow morning should it is supposed to drift to our west next several days. if it comes any closer, we could have another round of this. anywhere you see these high clouds roll in, you could have a sprinkle or light shower. the best chance is going to be across the north bay. by tomorrow afternoon, we are going to start to get back into the pattern of clouds at the coast. 20 degrees warmer in santa rosa and fairfield. 91 in concord should comfortable around the bay with 60's and 70's a couple of 61's sh. it will feel much more comfortable. not this evening. but we will get there. still near the 60 to 75 degree

mark from the coast inland by 10:00. in warmer than average night upper 50's to upper 60's. low to mid 80's most of the south bay. we are looking at upper 70's to low 80's and to get to 74. clouds most dominant along the coast. 69 around 1:00 and dropping temperatures in san francisco. temperatures in the mid 80's to low 90's. you can see the breeze keeping most of the east bay pretty comfortable. as we move inland, air conditioning weather. most of us in the low to mid 90's. we are going to keep it a little warmer thursday especially in the land and we will drop a couple degrees we gain for friday. temperatures back to average saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday. at least we will lose some of the humidity. >> if you feel like your days

are youare onto something. scientists say the earth completed the quickest rotation on record. it was 1.59 milliseconds less than 24 hours. they say the record has been broken nearly 30 times since 20 so something is going on. before that it had not changed since 1960. nobody knows. the earth rotation is getting faster. if it continues, some modern technology like gps systems could soon be useless. that would be a problem. >> coming up, making a positive impact this transgender history month. how you could support a youth in transition. >> it is a crisis situation. >> phil matier gets it straight from san francisco's police chief. the

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>> san francisco is celebrating transgender month. abc7news was there as the mayor did a walking tour of the transgender cultural district founded in 2017 at encompasses several blocks in the tenderloin neighborhood. while the castro is known for its role in the lgbtq plus community in the 1960's, the tenderloins history runs much

deeper. >> transgender people have been living in this neighborhood as early documented as the 1920's. we have the densest transgender population of any neighborhood in san francisco but also any other city in the united states. >> last year, san francisco became the first city in the country to recognize transgender history month. >> advocates say transgender people are at a higher risk of suicide than cisgender counterparts. >> morgan norwood explains how you can support loved ones who come out to you as trans. >> you don't have suicidality because someone is trans. you have suicidality because of the way society treats people. >> a suicide hotline run by trans people for trans people. she says parental support and family acceptance is a big deal for the mental health of trans youth. trans advocates say part of the

problem is society at large sees trans people as a threat. skyler baylor is the first openly trans ncaa d1 athlete. he says he has seen this firsthand. >> what if people think trans people are going to ruin whatever it is, whether that be sports, children's health care, schools and bathrooms. >> from your perspective, how can families support trans youth? >> the most important thing for families to do is listen to the trans youth. >> elijah has been share his transition with followers on social media but he was nervous to come out as trans to his family. >> i did not want them to try to talk me out of it and they -- and then later still be living as a woman and identifying as a woman further happiness. >> elijah has their support but he had to educate his family about what it means to be trans. in perfect world he says he would have appreciated if loved ones did the educating for themselves.

>> i felt like a big weight on my shoulders to look at you to tell them the correct information. >> advocates say online resources like lane change or are a great way for people to learn more on their own in addition to self educating, advocates say you can show support by asking questions to >> how do i help you? what do you need for me? be ready to put the armor on and get out there and slay some dragons because they're going to be dragons that need to be slain in our schools, school boards, legislatures. >> most importantly, providing affirmation and love. >> you don't have to understand everything but you knew -- but we do need to provide affirmation and love to your kid. >> to speak to someone who has experience support entrance people, you can call the trans lifeline. as for the family and friends line. >> if you or someone you love is

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phil joins us without discussion. they are so woefully understaffed. >> it is going to get worse. nearly a quarter of the department's sworn officers are now or will soon be eligible for retirement. some officers are staying longer but in june 50 officers called it quits either through retirement or othe only about a dozen officers graduated the police academy. in san francisco it means longer shifts for the officers we have, fewer police in some parts of the city and longer response times even for critical incidents. how many officers are you down right now? >> from what we should have, over 500. from what we should have based on staffing analysis. >> we have 1200 for the whole nine yards.

it comes to how many a day a shift? > you are looking at approximately 300 officers. >> what effect is that having on policing? > it is definitely a string to keep up with the cost of service, keep up with the demand of what our residents and community members want in the city. >> a good number of those are assigned to the tenderloin because that is a high visibility area. >> that is very high visibility and high need area. let me clarify. when we say 300, the tenderloin station has over 100 officers. they are not working at the same time should >> we have 100 of the tenderloin, a residential station like park station by golden gate park has something like 40 officers? >> they have over 50, mid 50's. >> that seems like a pretty big area for not too many cops.

>> the call load in the park station is much different than the tenderloin. >> i understand on some nights you are down to two squad cars. >> and that is very challenging. thank goodness we have been able to augment that staffing with overtime so we have what we call backfield. >> so we have mandatory overtime now. it is not optional. >> at times we do. >> let's get into the fabric. traffic cops. a problem with san francisco traffic. to even have that many traffic cops left? >> traffic cops have also dwindled from what it used to be. there was a time when there were 70 plus motorcycle officers. it is hovering around the mid-40's or 50's now. >> as the number of police have

dropped, what about the need? what about the calls and the need for services? we have sideshows now. we did not have those 10 years ago. we have the rampant drug dealing. we have the grab robberies. the free-form shoplifting. they seem to be going up while the police numbers are going down. what is the effect? >> the effect is a strain on the police department. we cannot be everywhere at all times. we have to do the best with what we have. we also need to be efficient with our resources. you have a dwindling workforce with a call load going up and the community demand, most commuting meetings i go to, people are demanding they see foot beat officers and other neighborhoods. particularly the business core doors. the tourist areas. they want to see officers visible because we don't want people going to our most popular site in san francisco whether it be people who live here or visit

here and get their cars broken into and those things. there is a high demand. >> i understand in june over 50 officers either retired or left the department. how many came in? how many graduated from the recruit class? >> the recruit classes have been small lately. one class i had 13 officers. we are getting anywhere from 25 to 30 in the academy and usually 80% of those make it through the academies. >> if we have 20, 30 or 40 a month leaving for whatever reason and we have 13 to 20 coming in, the math is not in your favor. >> no and that is one of our top priorities right now not only to hire but to retain. that pays accelerated over the

last two years in terms of more people leaving and that is one of our top priorities is turning it around. >> what is the impact on policing and catching the bad guys whether it be somebody who runs a red light or somebody who steals from a store or somebody who shoots at someone? >> calls for service, we have response time goals. we try to get to our highest priority goals within eight minutes. when you don't have enough officers and we do pretty good there but when you don't have enough officers to respond to call load, the response time typically goes up. >> triage is a term used in the medical profession where you have to decide quickly who gets the attention. it seems like that is what the police have to do with their ability to respond to crimes. >> that is called prioritizing

calls and some of the response times are a little scary to tell you the truth. a burglary at a place empty of police -- a burglary at an mp place is going to get a slower response than someone coming into your house. 30 years ago the department had more officers or the chief says the response time for others can go further and further and that leads to people and can, where are the cops? my car got broken into. i waited two hours. when it comes to crime, a lot can happen in minutes. when you have a response time of eight minutes, think of yourself if you are confronting some situation. that would seem like an eternity of terror. >> a lot of hard decisions here and no easy answers for the police chief. >> much more to come. some sports news for everyone. the warriors new uniform and

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state warriors on this very day in 1971 when they moved from san francisco to oakland and now they are back in the city playing at chase center.online d they are wearing cow uniforms -- wearing cal uniforms or university of michigan. mike, what is your take? >> i think warriors has become the chant. we don't chant golden state. we chant warriors so i kind of miss that aspect of it. i liked the other jerseys better. > i think they look pretty cool. it may take us some time to get used to them and embrace them. the old uniforms were great but these look fine to me. >> as the resident sports guy, this is not going to be there forever jersey. >> no, they have a zillion uniform covers. this is an effort to get you to

buy more apparel, merchandise going on here. >> thank you for that analysis. applebee's has a saucy new way to spice up date night. the restaurant chain teamed up to create four lipgloss is supposed to taste like their wing sauces. they caused $18 each. you can only get them on winky looks's website. in many people love hot wings. this is not up your alley. >> do you want to kiss someone who tastes like wing sauce? that is my take on it. [laughter] >> that was so poignant. mike, you look disturbed.

>> do we have to mash-up everything? >> i feel like bacon was the thing a few years ago. >> maybe it makes a stocking stuffer. >> i see this working. bring over that honey. it all works together. >> the romantic in the group. >> if you have been to the store lately, you know fall decor -- i saw halloween costumes the other day. the unusual fall food is here as well. tailgate candy corn. bronx is trying to stretch candy corn season out. hotdogs, hamburger, fruit punch, vanilla flavored candy corn. the football themed candy corn is in stores now. how about candy cornhoney mustard sauce?

>> i would only eat that if i were wearing the lipgloss that tasted of low wings. >> we are taking a very downhill slope here. we should preface this by saying our producers daisy did effort ordering this. the delivery service she used for got it so we have spared. >> hopefully they are eternally lost. candy corn just -- >> candy coin the taste like a hamburger? i would just >> my the hamburger. > that is so much better. >> candy corn is an acquired taste. >> a sugary hamburger? >> we got to move on. let's that out of our mouths. now we take you back in time to the 80's. and in abc promo for fall we should consider doing. abc7ne>> abc.

>> the 1980's video has been making the rounds on social media. it features stars from the hit shows like happy days, threes company, fantasy island and bosom buddies. apparently tom hanks is in here. i don't recognize any of these people or any of the shows so i have nothing to say. >> i think it is kind of cute. i recognize many of them should >> tom hanks right there. >> with the big hair. >> i kind of expect to see spencer and it is promo somewhere. >> i am the only one here employed by abc in 1980. i'm probably the only one here alive in 1980. it is kind of like an nostalgia trip for me. brings back lots of memories to me of those times at abc. >> that is what we tried to do.

that is so-and-so from such and such show. that was fun. >> we need to do the abc 7 version of that. or maybe not. > you would have to dance on tv. >> that has been done before. >> i have to reclaim the big hair. >> over the weekend, we googled -- > there is henry winkler. >> it does exist. what a blast from the past. >> howell miller. barney miller. >> how linden. >> we will get it straight. >> it is hard to remember 42-year-old -- >> that is true. >> there is tom hanks. >> next to dan aykroyd's wife. i cannot remember her name. >> donda something.

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>> michael finney is here with a look at today's headlines. recall news. >> popular prepackaged drinks are being pulled from the shelves due to contamination concerns. 53 beverages including brands

like oakley, lowell and premier protein. everything from liquid coffee to protein shakes and pediatric nutrition supplements. there are concerns there could be bacteria contamination. good abc7news.com for a complete list of the products being recalled. there is another attempt to put an end to the annoying robo calls. the attorney general announced the launch of the nationwide into rep. cole: task orders to investigate and take action against communication providers that facilitate illegal robo calls. the task force consists of 50 attorneys general across the country and has already listed civil investigative demands to 20 providers. walmart is making old things new again the company has launched a new section of their online retail site called walmart restored. refurbishing -- i should say

featuring refurbished projects. brand names like apple, samsung and kitchenaid while the restored category is currently available on the website only, the company said it is expecting to launch in select stores by fall. everyone once stuff even cheaper, walmart is answering. >> another check of the weather and i guess we can say there was some moistness in the atmosphere. >> there is definitely some humidity. light showers here and there. the chance will continue as we head into the overnight hours to the sea breeze is back also. 40 miles per hour in san francisco. 66 down to 61. temperatures tomorrow a little bit above average.

we will look to the sierra for the best chance of thunderstorms. be careful if you're heading that way. temperatures going to be warmer than average through the earlier part of the weekend. >> a dramatic>> new image from nasa today of a distant galaxy. this is called the cartwheel galaxy. it is about 500 million late will -- let years away from earth. the image from the james webb space telescope will reveal a new view of how the galaxy hashs changed over billions of years. >> finding that third act in life. one woman's secret is excess. >> finding something i really wanted to do. >> from tv mom to

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(♪ ♪) ask your healthcare provider about rybelsus® today. 7 catch -- >> catch celebrity wheel of fortune. celebrity family feud is at 10:00. stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. the fourth book in the class mom series is out today and you may know lori delman from her occasional appearances with live with kelly and ryan. sandy kenyon has a new look at the book. >> her ease is evident on the show produced by her husband.

>> i think it was in the green room. >> before they met, lori gilman's first act played out on tv. >> there's always a song that plays on vacation. >> her second act came at home raising two daughters and she has used that experience to write her third act as a best-selling author. >> finding my voice in writing was such a eft. it was not something i expected. it fit like a glove. >> what was the key to writing a good third act? >> finding something i really wanted to do. something that gave me maybe not joy but passion kid sometimes i hate writing so much but it gets my juices flowing. >> at first, lori drew inspiration from her time as a volunteer class mom when her daughters were in elementary school. as they have grown older, so has

her care. >> she is the a pit in me of the sandwich generation. she has a kid she is looking after and she has parents who need her just as much as her child does. >> the book may be called smells like between spirit but the book allows her to explore issues facing people her age the result is a genuine connection between the author and her audience. >> there is a bunch of us and we are all going we may as well talk about it. the key she tells of the women, don't be afraid to fail >> it is ok to fail because that not only makes you stronger and smarter for the next thing you try. >> abc7news is streaming 24/7. get the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app and you can join us wherever you want. abc7news at 5:00 is next.

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news. >> that breaking news is it's of the south bay, where two people accused of kidnapping a 3-month-old baby boy back in april are expected to plead guilty. good evening,. >> thank you for joining us. >> this all stems from the san jose kidnapping in which police say samuel ramirez and her boyfriend, jose p portillo kidnapped the 3-month-old baby while his grandmother was unloading grocery. fortunately, he was found 24 hours later. >> we're live now from the santa clara county courthouse. zach. the reporter: this is all just wrapping up today. yesterday and today were preliminary hearings to see if the case would go to trial, but now we're being told there are negotiations and prepared to plead guilty. those two suspects. this comes after we've heard testimony from police who worked on the case and the lead detective, we also heard today from the baby's