dan a.: thanks for joining us. the board of supervisors is taking action. the chief sent four investigators to raid the only garage that makes bat mobile replicas licensed by d.c. comics. ddan noyes is back with his exclusive investigation. dan n.: i have obtained some of the receipts for that trip funded by your public money. last week, i introduced you to realtor sam who ordered a $10,000 bat mobile from this indiana builder. he missed a payment and he couldn't reach him for more than eight months and moved the realtor from first position to the ninth customer in line.

>> he didn't like that. he exploded. he paid off the entire car, but he was lived to find out his car was going to be delayed. dan n.: when complaints to the police and a lawsuit didn't work, several sources tell me that he turned to an old friend to inten veer. he sent a lieutenant, sergeant and two deputies on a trip. >> i was treated as though i was a criminal from to get-go. there was no discussion. it was not an interrogation. it was not an interview. they were there to intimidate me from minute one. dan n.: investigators from california told his workers to leave, turned away delivery people, took him to the jail for an hour and let him go. only later he found out that

they froze his account and charged him with two felonies. >> will now go to public comment. dan n.: the san mateo board got an earful from their constituents today. >> we heard nothing about the allegations of sheriffs being sent to another state to pretty much abuse power and bully a businessman when the matter could have been settled in civil court. >> the d.a. is supposed to pursue truth and justice irrespective of a person's wealth and status. >> this is unacceptable. it is embarrassing. it is humiliating when i get calls from my friends around the country asking what the heck is going on in san mateo? dan n.: they are looking to get answers from the sheriff's department. >> it is appropriate that the county look into this and give

us a report back. dan n.: i got some answers using the california public records act. the receipts from the four investigators on their trip to indiana. they spent more than $5,000 for airfare, $1,272 for hotels, $427 for rental of s.u.v. one investigator received overtime, a total of $10,700 so far. i put in a new request to speak with the sheriff, still no answer, but the realtor who ordered the bat mobile agreed to sit dune for an interview and i should have that coming up later this week. dan a.: what a story here, dan. thank you very much. remember, if you have a story for the abc7 i-team, go to

abc7news.com/iteam. ama: guilty pleas from the couple accused of kidnapping brandon cuellar. he was found unharmed within a day. zach fuentes is live outside of santa clara county court with taps adevelopments. zach: that's right, yesterday and today were accomplishment hearihearing -- preliminary hea. in these preliminary hearings, we heard from detectives who worked on the case and police and today's baby brandon's mom and grandmother. cameras were not allowed inside of the courtroom, this is video that we have of brandon cuellar who is 6 months old. jose roman portillo and and jose roman portillo believed to be in

a relationship. marquez says he was in a relationship with ramirez and until the news broke, he thought it was their child together. she is accused of passing off the baby for her own. she faces up to 14 years in prison, portillo faces up to five years. a prosecutor in this case tells us she was hoping for something more harsh. >> there were multiple attempts to kidnap this child, as well as other things that occurred that these individuals were looking to kidnap brand and there should have been an opportunity for us to have a sentencing hear where they could have been sentenced up to the maximum exposure. zach: you heard her mention that the suspects attempted to harm the family. a vehicle manipulation and they face a misdemeanor charge for that.

we pictures were given to ayala, baby brandon's mom. they have evidence that the suspects cut baby brandon's mom's brakes to her car. she noticed the brakes were severed as she was about to take the older daughter to school. they have enough evidence that backed that story up. we heard from the defense attorneys for ramirez and portillo, ramirez''s attorneying saying this is an opportunity to minimize the damage it caused on her life. portillo's attorney says he was the victim of being in love. they are to be sentenced on august 8. dan a.: let's move on to monkeypox. a fifth child tested positive. the newest patient lives in long beach and is the second pediatric case in our state.

it has been 4 hours since california declared a state of emergency. every county has at least once case and we're seeing count cases rise in some areas. san francisco has 386, about a third of all of the c the casese state. there are more than 70 cases initial meet da county, 55 in santa clara county. luz pena is in the newsroom to describe in more detail what state of emergency actually means. luz: it means california has more flexibility to respond. they can set up clinics like they did for covid-19. before we get to that point, there is still a need for more vaccine supply. it is a public health crisis that has now reached statewide intervention, behind new york and illinois, california became the third state to sound the alarm on monkeypox. >> we are declaring, loudly that we have an emergency here.

luz: what does the state of emergency actually change? we went to a state level to speak to matt haney. >> by declaring the state of emergency, we're telling the federal government, we need help, we need support. we're also putting the infrastructure, the personnel, the treatment resources and education resources in place, so that we're prepared to spond. luz: in other words, counties will be able to speed up efforts to tackle the outbreak. another key to this declaration, it opens the door for counties and cities to get a refund for their efforts. >> my hope is there is a reimbursement for expenses for monkeypox specifically. luz: just yesterday, san francisco state of emergency went into effect. hundreds waited in line at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, many leaving without a vaccine. the state of emergency will allow more medical professionals to administer the vaccines, but

it doesn't mean that california will get any more vaccines. >> i'm very concerned. the cases are going to increase significantly before they start decreasing. luz: according to c.d.c. data, california is behind new york with the highest number of infections. infections, 827 cases. before governor newsom declared a state of emergency, the federal government was prioritizing places with the most cases. today, san francisco got a call. >> just today, i'm happy to share some news that san francisco was told that it will be getting over 10,000 doses this week of monkeypox vaccine. that's good news. that is more than double than what we have gotten in previous weeks, it is obviously not enough. luz: as part of california's state of emergency, now pharmacists will be able to vaccinate people for monkeypox, but again, supply is limited and the state is only giving the vaccine to local health gurs

duckses. ama: the death toll in the mckinney fire is at four. the fire is 0% contained. firefighters did say they made good progress overnight thanks to lower temperatures and rain over some areas of the fire. >> so, let's bring in meteorologist sandhya patel. dan a.: sandhya has more about the fire zone. sandhya: let's take a look at some of the warnings over the fire zone. they have a severe thunderstorm warning for central siskiyou county and that is in effect until 6:15. it is right there. the storm prompted the watching expected to weaken below limits. this is coming out of the flash flood watch, as they are seeing excessive rain and a red flag warning until 11:00 p.m. then reason for the red flag,

there is dry fuel out there and dry lightning could cause fires and gusty winds could cause them to spread. we're watching this moisture about 90 miles away. it is a combination of remnant of what was once tropical storm frank and monsoon moisture. a few showers here, spotty showers. we're going to continue to see the potential for that as you will notice. those two flows, monsoon flow and remnant once a tropical storm will continue. how long it will continue with the mugginess? i will be back with the answers. dan a.: demanding a resignation. our abc7 senior education reporter explains the latest to do of a san francisco school board member. >> this is a crisis situation in my opinion. liz: the department needs new officers badly.

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dan a.: the san francisco school board is meeting right now to discuss whether to represent red council member ann hsu. lyanne melendez is in the newsroom with the latest. how is that going? lyanne: very heated. the other school board members can remove her. they are not going to do that.

now, i have been listening to this meeting on zoom, again, very heated. they just called a recess. this will end up being a stern warning to hsu that she cannot repeat the statements ever again. now, i want to also point out that in that meeting, the president of the board said the inability to learn is not the fault of the student or the parents, but that of the school district. well-known columnist herb cain said that san francisco is where the opinions clash. thrown in was school board hsu and likely will be reprimanded by her colleagues. >> people can say anything about you and it is ok. lyanne: the ncaap held a rally in front of the school asking for her resignation after hsu made racist comments about black

and brown parents. expect they did not ask allison collins to resign after her tweets describing anti-blackness among asian americans. he supported collin, but he, too, asked hsu to step down. phil has an explanation. >> san francisco has takennen a hit, the recall of a school board member and another recall and they are hurting. in san francisco politic, you hit and you hit back and this is a hit back. lyanne: the democratic party has been asking both collins and hsu to resign. >> as we both black and latino and api communities get pitted against each other. i think political environment has gotten too toxic, too

divisive. lyanne: nowhere is that more apparent than in the board of the supervisors. 10 of 11 board members said collins should resign, but only four of them asked the same of hsu or said they would not vote for her. >> the difference with ann, she harmed another community and she acknowledged something was wrong and she apologized and opened up dialogue to learn from this experience. lyanne: here is another likely reason for not going after hsu. >> the chinese americans swung their way in the recall of bow dean and they are now a force to be reckoned with. lyanne: what we heard, it is time for the group, it is time for the city and school board to focus more on educating students and outcomes rather than all of this adult bickering.

dan a.: lyanne has been reporting on school issues for decades. you can get in touch with her online, her facebook, instagram and twitter handles are on your screen right now. ama: we are tracking weather, dan. sandhya: it is going to be hit or miss. no thunderstorm chance here in the bay area. we have a beautiful view. we have tropical moisture here and subtropical moisture that has been moving in. also, down below as we pan around from the east bay hills camera. familiar sight. carl the fog or carla the fog. we are seeing clouds right now. we had a few showers earlier today, as we check off of what is off the coast here, watching the moisture here. even though not all of it is hitting the ground there is still the possibility that we may see a shower or two. certainly active weather around

the mckinney fire and the sierra nevada they have been seeing thunderstorms. we have been seeing rain. once a hurricane, downgraded to a tropical storm and now it is post tropical, so it is falling apart. expect it to continue to move northward and make a northeastward turn. we're getting theit. atgoing to continue torrow,giness that you're experiencing is going to linger into tomorrow. right now, dew points are in the 50's, 60's, anywhere from muggy to humid across the bay area when we have 60 dew point in palo alto. w38-mile an hour winds in san francisco. if you're near the coast, it is feeling good. right now, you can see the fog looking back to the golden gate bridge. it was a warmer day today. 81 in san jose.

mid 60's to mid 90's. mount tam cam nice to see the marine layer. 87 in livermore. the sun is shining. the clouds are filtering the sunshine. isolated shower or two through tomorrow morning. isolated with a mix of clouds and we're looking hot inland through the next few days. as we go hour by hour, a couple of showers into tomorrow morning, but the focus will remain over the sierra and parts of northern california where more thunderstorms and showers are expected. morning temperatures, a lot like this morning, it is going to be mild to humid. you can leave the jacket behind. mid 50's to upper 60's. afternoon highs in the south bay. 78 in santa cruz. 885 in san jose. 65 a, half moon bay. downtown san francisco, 68 degrees. breezy near the coast, partly cloudy. 87 in san rafael.

74 oakland and head inland, it is going to be hot. antioch, 85. accuweather forecast, we have the heat tomorrow, not as humid thursday, and a little bit of a drop-off in the numbers. minor fluctuations are expected over the weekend going into next week. ama? ama: thank you. the speaker of the house is visiting taiwan. visiting taiwan. tonight, a look at the risks and this is john. he never gives up—no matter what life throws his way. high cholesterol. heart disease. 17 fad diets... 5 kids...

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ama: speaker of the house nancy pelosi is in taiwan. some say it is dangerous and damming to u.s.-china relations. lena howland is gaining local reaction in san francisco. lena: as speaker of the house, nancy pelosi touches down in taiwan, people in san francisco are holding their breath. >> this is extremely dangerous and our concern is what the possible ramifications could be in terms of escalation even to the nuclear weapon. lena: michael wong vice president for the champions for peace helped organize a protest outside of speaker pelosi's office on monday, urging her not to visit taiwan. ignoring pleas from wong and 100

others, pelosi went anyway. >> it is important, because this is a pivotal moment that could either trigger a war or hopefully, deescalate it diplomatically. but we basic dared china to do something about it. lena: there is a real fear that this could trigger military reaction, some argue it could be worth the risk. >> there is an overlay of technology cooperation between taiwan and the united states. united states, and in particular, the manufacturer of semi conductors. lena: taiwan is the world leader in semiconductor manufacturing, a critical item used to power anything with a chip, including smartphones and cars. president of the u.s. china business council says pelosi's

visit is timely the same day that president biden is signing the chips act. >> we will support semiconductors and also taiwan and korean semiconductors manufacturing and that is a good reason for the speaker of the house to visit taiwan. lena: he is keeping his fingers crossed that this ends peace i will. lena howland, abc7news. dan a.: president biden's cough accommodates as he deals with a rebound case of covid. he is still fever free. he tested positive on saturday, three days after being cleared from isolation during his initial bout with the virus. ama: coming up next, we're joined by phil matear hours after he sat down with san francisco's police chief. >> i understand that sometimes

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moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. dan a.: the numbers don't lie. the san francisco police department is facing a major staffing shortage. ama: in a report a few months ago, the department was down 352 sworn officers and 133 civilian positions. in june, the department lost another 50 officers. the latest academy had just 12 graduates. how will we build a better bay area with fewer police? abc7news insider phil matier sat down with the police chief to find out. dan a.: you had a candid conversation, phil. phil: the conversation is bad and it is surfacing every day and night with a quarter of the staff is soon or now eligible for retirement. cops are leaving and they are not being replaced. it means longer shifts, fewer

cops in parts of the city, but more importantly, slower response times in critical situations. how many cops are you down now? >> around 500, 525, what we should have based on our staffing analysis. phil: so we have, 1,200 for the whole nine yards comes to how many a day, a shift? >> you're look at about 300 officers. phil: what effect does that have on policing? >> well, it definitely, devil is a strain to keep one the cost of service. it is a strain to keep up with the demand that our residents and community wants in the city. phil: a good number of those are assigned to the downtown because that is a high visibility area, right? >> that is a very high visibility and high-need area. when we say 300, the tenderloin station has over 100 officers.

they are not all working at the same time. phil: we have 100 at the tenderloin, residential station like park station out by golden gate park has something like, what, 40 officers? >> they have over 50, mid-50's. phil: that seems like a pretty big area for not too many cops. >> the car load and the park station are much different than the call load in the ender loin. phil: i understand that sometimes between midnight and 6:00, you are down to two squad cars. >> yes, and that has been challenging and we've been able to augment that with staffing overtime, so we have what we call backfill. phil: so, you have to work overtime. it is not mandatory. >> that is true. phil: traffic cops there is a problem with san francisco

traffic. do we have that many traffic cops left? >> we do. our traffic cops have dwindled from what it used to be. there was a time when there were 70-plus motorcycle officers, we call solos. it's hovering around the mid 40's and 50's now. phil: chief, as the number of police have dropped, what about the need? what about the calls and the need for services? we have side shows now. we didn't have that 10 years ago. we have the grab robberies, we have the free-form shoplifting. all of those things seem to be going up while the police numbers are going down. what is the effect? >> well, the effect is they are a strained police department and we can't be everywhere at all times. we have to do the best we can with what we have, but we also need to be efficient with our resources. you have a dwindling workforce with a call load that is going

up and a community demand, most community meetings i go to, people are demanding they see foot beat officers in their neighborhood, particularly the business corridors. the tourist areas, they want to see officers visible, because we don't want people going to our most popular sites in san francisco, whether they live here or visit here and have their cars broken into or get robbed. there is a high demand. phil: i understand in june, over 50 officers retired or left the department to go to other departments, how many came in? how many came in from the recruit classes? >> the recruit classes are small. one class had 13 officers, one had 19. we're getting anywhere from 25 to 30 in the academy and usually 80% of those make it there through academies. phil: if we had 20, 30, or 40 a

month leaving, for whatever reason and we're having 13 to 20 coming in, the math isn't in your favor. >> no, and that's what our basically one of our top prioritities, not only to hire, but to retain. that pace accelerated over the last two years in terms of more people leaving than we were bringing in. that is one of our top priorities so turn that around. phil: what is it in policing or catching the bad guys, whether that is someone who runs a red light or someone who shoots at someone? >> we try to get to the highest priority calls 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 the call load, the response time

typically goes up. we have seen the response time tick up over the last few years. ama: phil, how will they ever be able to keep up with staffing demands with 25 people coming into the academy? phil: they have to recruit more. it is not just san francisco. we're seeing it in oakland, berkeley, and other bigger communities. it is everything from housing to commute times and the attitude of the public. when you go to the meetings, you're told that the police are overreacting, that they are brutal, people don't want to be a police officer anymore. you go to another meeting and they say they like the cops and they want more of them. it is tough to get people to take the jobs, and that is, you know, a tough thing. they have to sell the department and being a cop, because if not only san francisco, but the whole society will be suffering. if you don't have someone

keeping an eye on law enforcement, you don't have enforcement, if you don't have enforcement, you will have complete, more problems. dan a.: complex problem, but serious. thanks, phil. ama: the city of oakland is getting much needed funds to help battle gun violence. the city receive l re -- will re a $6 million grant to keep individuals from pulling the trigger. >> this grant is the first that i know of, in which the emphasis will be on working with individuals at the highest level of risk, and working with that individual's family. ama: those families will work with individual coaches. officials say that is the best way to create sustainable change. it will focus on some 200 individuals teaching them to resolve everyday conflicts

without violence. dan a.: what happens when a neighbor builds a gun range in their backyard. >> reporter: did a major retailer knowingly put the safety at risk?

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lower. longer. ama: in the red. stocks fell even lower today. the dow jones fell00 points. the s&p500 lost 27 points. investors worry about tensions between the u.s. and china after speaker nancy pelosi landed in taiwan earlier today. dan a.: t.j. maxx's parent company agreed to settle a case with the safety commission. michael finney has been talking with the commissioner's chair and is here now. it is a big deal, isn't it? michael: it is. the commission says the lives of babies are in danger. when t.j. x., the parent company of t.j. maxx and homegoods paid to reselling items.

the agreement settles charges at the firm knowingly sold, offered for sale and distributed approximately 1,200 recalled products in 2019. the chair says the majority of sales were products recalled due to the risk of infant suffocation and death. >> now, the majority were products that were recalled that were poor babies, so one of them was fisher-price rock and play, so these are ones that we know about and did investigations of, worked to recall them, because of the deaths were that involved. we want to make sure they were taken out of people's homes and instead what happened, they ended up putting them in the hands of families who didn't suspect anything. michael: tjx provided this statement. safety is very important to us

and we prohibit that in our stores. we deeply regreat that between 2013 and 2019 that recall products were not remomoved from our stores despite the recall process that we had in place. we have worke worked to strengtr processes and cooperated fully with the consumer property safety commission. tjx agreed to report yearly. we are investigating here at 7 on7on your side, some of the rel products that were sold. i will report on that soon. dan a.: thank you very much. ama: did you see blue skies today. today. sandhya explains w ♪♪ ♪♪

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community has been anything but. tom recorded these videos on his property. you can hear a neighbor firing off rounds and rounds of ammunition. the man who lives here has been using his home as an unofficial shooting range spending hours firing off automatic weapons. >> you feel like you're in a war zone. >> loud bursts, explosions of noise. >> reporter: neighbors say this gunfire started two months ago and could be heard for miles. it is terrifying for neighbors, including one war veteran. >> he described having ptsd symptoms. >> i had to convince my kids that someone was not coming to shoot them. >> reporter: they reached out to the county, but they were told they can't do anything because this man is on his private property. they have hired an attorney to

take legal action. >> we have two local ordinances where we believe a plain reading of them, wave clear violation. >> reporter: one of the ordinances is that a firearm cannot be used within 150 yards of a residence or where neighbors assemble. >> you can't see where they are shooting. you don't know if you're safe. >> reporter: the homeowner in question did not return abc7's request for comment. a spokesperson for the sheriff's department sent us a brief statement saying the shooting range is a nonlaw enforcement issue and more of a civil dispute. neighbors disagree and say it may be time for a judge to decide. >> read the ordinance and enforce it. am ama: let's get one more check on our weather. sandhya: let's take a live look at our live doppler 7.

it is moisture off of the coast, if it holds off, it will be at sea ranch. clover dale at 9:28. you will notice a few sprinkles or isolated shower showing up. now, the best possibility will remain over the mckinney flyer flyer -- fire and the sierra nevada. christine is telling me there are no fires in the area and our assignment desk telling me that, but freemont has poor air quality. poor air quality up north as well. it is possible that below this marine layer and the tropical moisture there could be smoke coming in. good to moderate air quality wednesday into the bay area. mid inland, mid 60's coastline and it is going to be humid tomorrow. not as humidity thursday. cooler on friday.

ama, dan? dan a.: thank you. ama: larry beil is here with sports. larry? larry: the giants made a trade. carlos rodon still a giant. we will hear from him on staying your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, there's entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant;

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that did not involve the giants. they kept carlos rodon and joesh peter sent. the giants sent darren rough to the mets for j.d. davis who is from elk grove. he has 11 homers in 90 games this season. giants dealt back up catcher to seattle for prospects. closer trevor rosenthal, acquired 12 days ago traded to milwaukee for another prospect. >> a hot two weeks can turn it around like a bad two weeks put us in this position. so, again, i think the prudent thing was for us to be open to anything, but we have good players on this team who we think can help us have a really good last two months. we're not going to do, you know,

we're not going to make trades for the sake of making them. they have to make sense for us short term and long term, so that was our general philosophy. larry: basically, underwhemming. giants were in talks to trade rodon, but he will stay in san francisco. none of these moves are non-moves. giants are hanging around the fringe of the wild card chase. not in serious world series contention though. >> it is one of the things, that it is over. we don't have to be anxious about what is going on, if we're on the move, but now we know what we're doing. we're here and let's try to freaking win. over here, we might as well do it. not showing up for no reason. larry: there is a slogan, might as well do it.

traded from washington. the prospects are good, but soto is one of the best in the game at age 23. he turned down a $440 million from the nationals. it will give seattle the highest paid players in baseball. giants were not close to the assets that san diego offered to land a star like soto. after months of waiting and wondering and cryptic social media messages. deebo says he is happy to be back with the 49ers after working out the three-year, $71 million extension. him saying he did not want to run the ball, deebo says he is fine in the wide back role. >> that is false. there was a lot of things that came out that i want to speak on, but at the end of the day, i was not allowed to. go back to the cowboys game.

it shows what kind of player i am. you can turn on the pro bowl tape and what i said being a wide balker, i don't mind doing whatever it att attack -- takesr this team to win. larry: golden state warriors unveiled a new uniform. the color scheme confused some people, because if you pull up cal basketball uniform, they are very same. they will be in the mix. moses moody with a normal home and road unis. circling back to the giants, i know fans are frustrated. they want to see the giants to spend money, but it looks like the checkbook is locked in the safe and forgot the combination. they don't have the prospects that other teams did. dan a.: big deals going down. larry: that's for sure. ama: coming up tonight at 8:00,

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