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debated the bill saying it'll bring down inflation and save us money abc news reporter m win tells us how opponents of the plan say, it won't work. cinema majority leader chuck schumer did not speculate on when the senate might pass the bill and send it to the house for consideration, but called the legislation a very big deal. the american people are going to learn an unmistakable truth about this proposal. it was written first and foremost with the american people in mind it reduces inflation. it lowers their costs and it fights climate change. saturday's voting comes after arizona senator kirsten cinema the last democratic holdout announced she's ready to move forward after the party leaders agreed to scale back some of their tax proposals the bill which democrats are calling. the inflation reduction act would be the largest investment in fighting climate change in us history and aims to lower health care premiums and prescription costs and would be paid for by

raising taxes on big corporations. wealthiest americans president biden believes the bill will bring down inflation and save americans money for republicans disagree. democrats bill will do nothing to meaningfully cut inflation. hundreds of billions of dollars in taxacts on a struggling economy will help them will help kill american jobs if passed the bill will give democrats another major legislative victory ahead of november's midterms. the president is already touting. friday's jobs report that showed the economy added 528,000 jobs in july doubling wall street's expectations today. there are more people working in america than before the pandemic began. in fact, they're more people in america than any point in american history still inflation is at a 40-year high despite four interest rate hikes from the federal reserve. the fed is looking to control inflation without tipping the us into a recession the finding that perfect balance is

difficult and when abc news, washington no one was shot but police say they got into a shootout with a suspect today in the mission district officers say they returned fire when a man in his 50s. this is in san francisco fled on foot and shot at officers. it all happened just before eight at shotwell between 16th and 17th. suspect hid behind a vehicle and continued to shoot at officers members of the department's tactical unit helped to take that suspect into custody. based on the behavior and what he was engaged in. there will be criminal charges. but at this point we are several hours out from figuring out what they actually are. the suspect was taken to the hospital suffering minor injuries police have not revealed what led to the pursuit a town hall meeting will be held to discuss the police involved shooting within 10 days. the meantime in the east bay four people in oakland were shot one killed during a three-hour span. 35 year old pittsburgh man died

in a drive-by shooting just after three this morning. it happened to the uptown district at 17th and broadway our media partner the bay area news group reports that a man and woman from berkeley were injured in that shooting. they are expected to be okay about three hours earlier and a few blocks away officers heard gunfire and found a man shot at 14th and webster. he was critically wounded investigators say the shootings are not connected. a 17 year old boy died in a crash during a pursuit in vallejo with chp officers just before 1 am yesterday morning the california highway patrol says they tried to pull over the driver of speeding red chevrolet pickup truck. driver refused to stop and began chase that truck eventually crashed officers say the boy who was driving was not wearing a seatbelt and was thrown from the pickup. a 16 year old passenger in the truck was injured. she is expected to recover. with education being a key component in our efforts to build a better bay area.

we focus now on the new school year that is about to begin. this year inflation has made it harder for some families to cover the cost of school supplies abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard shows us how one young woman has spent a decade helping students succeed binders. me notebooks headphones. diana garabay is ready for seventh grade. now that she has the school supplies. she needs to succeed. it's going to be a big help for you. now that school started. yeah a lot of help. yeah. thank you everything from notebooks to rulers and glue sticks are part of stuff the bus a free school supply giveaway at deer valley high school and antioch organized for the past 10 years by 21 year old. so wilson with the help of volunteers coming from a low-income family myself, you know, i i definitely understand.

clarissa organized her first supply giveaway when she was in sixth grade after realizing some classmates didn't have the tools. they needed check it out. we're talking thousands of backpacks. all the school supplies are donated every year for clarissa's goodwill mission parents of families have always been, you know, struggling but that we have noticed an increase in those families. this is really helping a lot hard times with covid and this is really helping keep extra food in our family by giving us backpacks. it is expensive just to buy food is expensive. so supplies all that. they need this year is great. clarissa is now a senior at san diego state university with big plans ahead. i have a strong love for community service and this is something that i want to make a career out of doing she hopes to start a nonprofit. profounding mission to continue helping families during back to school season. yeah. we just want to keep it going. an antioch cornell bernard abc 7 news allows we know yes a new

school year is nearly upon us students in the oakland unified school district head back to class on monday while san jose and san francisco unified schools are back in section next wednesday, august 17th. well moving on to developing news on the largest wildfire burning in california. the so-called mckinney wild fire in siskiyou county near the oregon border is now 30% contained for deaths are being on the fire. peruse a dangerous weather conditions over the next couple of days could make their job a whole lot harder flames has scorched nearly 94 square miles since the fire began seven days ago and more than 7300 people are under evacuation orders or warnings. and not far from the mckinney fire a cluster of wildfires is burning between the communities of syed and happy camp. it's being called the yeti fire the lightning sparked fire started tuesday and has shut down a portion of highway 96. flames have burned more than 12 square miles and there is zero

containment. evacuation orders are in place 336 structures are threatened. i'll just ahead notice the gas station change a new price trend at the pump and when prices nationwide could fall below $4 gallon. plus the music is the only thing creating a buzz during this year's outside lands music festival. how much rideshare prices surged following the show? but the weather there is looking gorgeous. we've got blue skies over the golden gate bridge. and breezy conditions. i'll let you know what you can expect over the next few days especially for heading to outside lands tomorrow.

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president, joe biden has tested negative for covid but will remain in isolation. a second test that's according to his doctor's update today. mr. biden hasn't left the white house for 17 days after initially testic positive on july 21st after taking a five-day course of the antiviral drug pax levid he tested positive for a rebound case last saturday. you remember and resumed isolation. during isolation the president participated virtually in public events from the white house. well, are you noticing a drop in gas prices? the average price nationwide is down again today. triple-a reports. the national average is now standing at four dollars eight cents nearly a dollar drop since gas prices read an all-time high now if the trend holds the nationwide average could dip below four dollars within the next day or so in california.

the average price today is $5.47. it is higher across the bay area with san francisco averaging $5. sense down 70 cents from a month ago. now speaking of transportation. samtrans is offering free rides on all of its roots through august 20th. it's an opportunity for passengers to get used to the transit agency's new bus system. riders will be able to test out new trips and navigate the network without worrying about paying for fares or transfers. the re-imagined samtrans project began in 2019 to streamline the system and remove little used routes. the agency expects there will be a drop in ridership until passengers can get used to those changes. happening right now day two of the bay area's biggest music festival. well underway. outside lands continues this evening at golden gate park the three-day music festival

features more than 100 artists on nine different stages nearly a quarter million concert goers are expected to attend by the end of the weekend for some both covid and monkey pox are concerns this year kept our distance with everyone, you know, they gets a little crowded so we kept our blankets out to create a little bubble around us because you know monkeypox is prevalent, especially in the bay area. tonight's performers include jack harlow in green day rideshare pricing by the way. also created quite a buzz by the end of opening night last night uber and lift prices for rides tripled as performances ended sf gate reports a four-mile lower hate trip that costs 20 dollars earlier in the day jumped to $62 and the cost for a ride to oakland soared to 140 dollars. dozens of bay area kids with asian american and pacific island roots are getting a glimpse of themselves and their own heritage on the big screen for free. check it out several aapi

organizations are teaming up to buyout movie theaters and allow kids to see the upcoming movie easter sunday the film stars comedian joe coy, and it's based on his life and is the first hollywood movie based on a filipino american family one of the free showings was held today at pres. theater in the marina district among the organizations taking part in today's event include stand with asian americans asian americans are strong japanese community youth council soma filipinas and west bay filipino multi-service center. a much more to come including a piece of computer history going up for auction. how historic is that you're holding me is beyond the story. that is a circuit board that changed the course of a company. we'll explain exactly what makes it so special. and right now we have blue skies and sunshine over many parts of the bay area, but the marine layer will move in again tonight and we'll see some drizzle at the beaches tomorrow morning.

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the apple computer that started it all is up for auction this month take a look. this is steve jobs original prototype of the apple computer known as the apple one jobs use the prototype as part of a demo that one apple its first big order it was and soldered by apple co-founder steve wozniak on a unique circuit board and this is wise the reason why it was is how tight these are yeah. and he did it because what he does is he soldered with with three hands. he used this hand this hand and he used to put the solder in his teeth and and do this so he could hold stuff. that's what we made them tight. wow, talk about detail. i love that it comes with its

own carrying case. the apple one prototype was thought to be lost until recently it is on display at the computer history museum in mountain view this weekend with an estimated value of 500,000. it has attracted 19 bids so far online the price now stands at more than 407,000 the auction ends on august 18th. what do you do with something so valuable? i mean put in a museum otherwise exactly loan it to museums so i can think of other ways to spend 400 or 500,000. yeah, me too. we could even share at that rate. yeah, and what we have is priceless weather. we've got blue skies plenty of sunshine. i'll start off with live doppler 7. the clouds have moved off to the coast, but they will move in again overnight. so we're in a very typical pattern but here's a beautiful view from sutra looking out towards san francisco where it's currently c7 degrees oakland 71 san jose 76 and we see some mid-70s in santa clara half moon bay. it's cooler at the beaches mid-60s there because of the sea

breeze and you can see some of the wind blowing in the waves and the santa cruz santa rosa petaluma and napa in the 70s and fairfield is at 85 concord hanging on to 80 also check out the winds. they are picking up this afternoon. they're gusting to around 30 miles in san francisco over 20 in nevada and sfo and even up ukiah and here's another live shot from emeryville looking out across the bay towards san francisco. so this is what we expect a very typical summertime pattern with a marine layer coming in overnight temperatures even near average for the most part and then little change through tuesday, but we will see warmer days inland next week and that's where we'll notice the most change in the seven day forecast. here's a look at outside lands for tomorrow, so you'll still need a jacket because it will be breezing the afternoon. temperatures will top off in the mid-60s in the afternoon and then it does cool down quickly to about 60 degrees for the evening shows also to here's a

look at the forecast animation. so notice the marine layer the clouds move in the areas of greens show the possible drizzle near the beaches possibly even some of the higher elevations in the north bay mountains, then it all pulls back to the coast plenty of sunshine by the afternoon and throughout the day tomorrow lowe's tonight will range from the upper 50s to low 60 san francisco 59 to 6. on in san jose santa rosa 57 and check out the highs tomorrow. so breezy at the beaches temperatures near the mid-60s there and then our warmest spots will be generally in the mid 80s. we could be a little bit warmer though in fairfield that 87 also cloverdale san francisco 68, oakland 72, san jose 79 degrees and check out the next few days. we'll start to warm up a little bit. we'll see some 90s in the wednesday forecast high for inland areas, and then we'll start to hit some hello, possibly mid-90s by thursday. that'll be the warmest day of the week. and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so since body drizzle tomorrow holding steady through tuesday,

and then warming up inland towards the latter part of next week. all right, look at toasty francis. thanks. stay with us sports is nex wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty.

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the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's with chris alvarez the pro football hall of fame ceremonies. where today in canton ohio inductees included calistoga native and san jose state graddick for meal the head coach of the greatest show on turf the super bowl winning rams team and the late great wide receiver cliff branch who played all 14 years with the raiders and won three super bowls 49ers defensive. lineman bryant young played his entire career in san francisco

in 14 seasons. he became a super bowl champion four-time pro bowler was a comeback player of the year. member of the 1990s all decade team young's emotional speech fulfilled a promise to his son colby. i've introduced five of our children. now, i like to let you meet kobe and fall 2014 when he was 13 kobe started having a headaches. a cat scan revealed a brain tumor kobe showed immense courage he felt good for months. we really were hopeful. the following october kobe said that i have a headache. cancer was back we assured. keep his memory alive and continue speaking his name. on october 11 2016 god called colby home colby.

you live on enough arts. we will always speak your name. wow, what a tremendous tremendous speech. the bay bridge series is back giants and a's battling the east bay right now at last check to one giants in the third. well have highlights at 11. the clock is ticking for the a's and oakland if they want to get a deal done before the end of the year when mayor libby schaaf is termed out. they need to come to terms on a development agreement and community benefits are going to buy next month in order to present a financial analysis to city council on time our own casey pratt caught up with oakland city council member chang tao one of oakland's top mayoral candidates and asked how she bounces want to keep days here while also serving as a financial gate key or gatekeeper that is for the city. if you can't be out there going like i'm voting. yes, no matter what because that only damages your position, right? that doesn't help you. no, it doesn't.

it's like i'm voting. yes, because i'm gonna keep the oakland a's here no matter what i mean literally than the okays will just like great. well, this is our proposal and we're gonna walk away if you don't sign off on it, you know, and so, you know, there's there's many more conversations to be had. it's a really all new ones, you know, we have community benefits that we to look at. you know, i going to talk about affordable housing and that number what that should look like again just so much that needs to go into this proposal, but really truly i need to see those hard backstops like we cannot be held with the responsibility of paying back billions of dollars or millions of dollars at the end of the day. our casey pratt has been all over this from the very beginning a great resource to follow both obviously here as a coworker and then on twitter, you should follow casey if you have any questions about the a's and what's going on at that stadium casey's the guy deon. yeah quite the saga and he is totally on top of him. all right, chris. thanks stay with us. thanks stay with us. we'll be right back. flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming.

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time of year on the peninsula tales were wagging and waves were crashing during the world dog surfing championship today. this is at linda mar beach in pacifica the event as you can see included a dog beach fashion competition with that mohawk a surf dog village and a food truck or multiple ones for the humans canines came from across the country to eat for the top dog awards in various categories a portion of the money raised by

the event goes to charity always such a good time. well, thanks for joining us for this edition of tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. record rainfall unleashes flash flooding at a popular national park. the historic vote on climate change and prescription drug prices in the senate. and a massive search for a killer in ohio. we begin with that flash flooding in california's death valley. more than six months of rain falling in a matter of hours. nearly a thousand people left stranded. all roads in and out of the national park closed. tonight we're hearing from someone who is trapped, and we're tracking severe weather threats across the country. more flooding in kentucky and extreme heat. rob marciano timing it all out. the urgent manhunt for a killer. four people found shot to death at multiple crime scenes near dayton, ohio. the fbi joining the search, now spanning several states. what we're now l