>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. liz: another mass shooting, multiple people hit in cincinnati, ohio overnight. the suspect nowhere to be found. what we know coming in at this hour. it is sunday, august 7. we will have more on the shooting and what is unfolding now in ohio in a moment, but first let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. lisa: fog is patchy out there.

you can see the golden gate bridge, where we are socked in, but we are looking at fog around concord. you notice there is not a lot of low clouds. it is 63 in oakland and 59 and half moon bay. look at the south bay here with the clear sky. it is 56 in napa with concord, a little fog. because it is patchy, we have had time to cool off overnight under a clear sky in the north bay. three degrees cooler in the livermore valley. we have a gray sky giving way to mostly sunny skies. by the middle of the day, we will be in the mid 70's in our inland valleys and try have average with only low 80's, maybe mid 80's around the livermore valley, so another cooler than average afternoon. we will bring in a little warmth through the week ahead. liz: at least nine people are injured and another -- in

another mass shooting, this one in downtown cincinnati. gunfire broke out in a large crowd just before 2:00 a.m. local time there. our sister station their reports the total number of injuries still unknown but police say multiple victims are being treated at the university, with the chief saying none now are in critical condition. it appears there is one shooter in all of this. that person fled the scene. we will keep you updated as soon as we learn more. happening now, and hours long saga as taking place on capitol hill. currently a so-called voter rama -- vote-a-rama. this bill makes the single biggest investment in clean energy in the country's history. the funding would primarily be from taxes on the wealthy making

more than $400,000 and from corporations. it locks in a minimum corporate tax rate. support for the bill is split along party lines. >> it is imperative that we show the american people we are capable of representing the needs of ordinary people. >> we are about to increase gas taxes at a time you cannot afford it. liz: democrats need a simple majority for it to pass. we will have more on this coming up in the next half hour. today, a plea for safety and social justice, a crucial part of building a better bay area. organizers, activists, and allies will gather today in washington square park to rally against the continued attacks on asian americans. multiple organizations have come together to demand sustainable and tangible action from city officials. the effort comes in light of the

recent spike in attacks on elder asian americans. last week, a 70-year-old public servant was brutally attacked outside his home on market street. >> they used a fist to hit my head multiple times and then they pulled me down to the ground and kept hitting me. kicking me. liz: horrible. now she is bedridden, fearful to leave her home. organizers set up a fundraiser for security services but say more needs to be done. a research -- a recent report shows a third of asian americans across the country have made changes in their daily lives out of fear of being attacked or targeted. when it comes to issues of race and social justice, abc7news is helping you make a difference in your community. you can check out our list of

resources. education is another key component of building a better bay area. we are focusing on the new school year, which is kicking off in the coming days. oakland unified schools began their first day of school tomorrow ahead of expected cdc changes to covid guidance in classrooms. that will come as soon as this week. school district officials say parents and students can expect the same covid protocols that were in place the end of last school year, including at home testing and masking indoors while on campus. in may, about 20 schools experienced early summer outbreaks. the current rate of inflation is making it hard for just about everybody. some families are struggling to cover the cost of school supplies. how one young woman has spent a decade helping students succeed. >> binders, notebooks,

headphones. >> she is ready for seventh grade another she has the school supplies she needs to succeed. >> it is going to be a help for you now that school has started. >> a lot of help. >> everything from notebooks to glue sticks are part of a free school supply giveaway at dear belly high school organized for the past 10 years by a 21-year-old with the help of volunteers. >> coming from a low income family, i understand what it is like to only have a certain amount of things to succeed in school. >> she organized her first supply giveaway when she was in sixth grade. >> we are talking thousands of backpacks. school supplies are donated every year for the mission. >> families have always been

struggling but we have noticed an increase. >> this is helping a lot. hard times with covid and this is help keeping extra food in our family. >> it is expensive just to buy food, so supplies are great. >> clarissa is now a senior with big plans ahead. >> i have a love for community service and this is something i want to make a career of doing. >> she hopes to start a nonprofit to help families during back-to-school season. >> parents and students also got help preparing for the return to the classroom. samaritan house giveaway about 1000 backpacks and school supplies yesterday. the ceo of samaritan house says the free supplies are especially needed this year. >> the cost of food, of gas,

rent is tearing them apart. what we are able to do today is give out 3500 backpacks full of age-appropriate school supplies so these kids can start school ready to learn and feeling great about themselves. >> each backpack is filled with spiral notebooks, crayons, and more. the group will giveaway about 2000 more as the start of the school year approaches. we have a complete library of coverage relating to schools and improving education in the bay area on our apps. you can find it on amazon fire and android tv. just search for the education collection. today is the finale of the bay area's biggest music festival. post malone will be the headliner. the festival features more the 100 artists on nine stages. last night, green day closed out

a lively day. >> spending time with my kids and husband, enjoying live music and good food. we are happy to be here. >> today also includes weezer and many hope the traditional august fog will clear out so they can see the bands and feel warm. what is the weather going to be like today? lisa: there was blue skies there yesterday and a repeat performance through the middle of the afternoon. the fog has moved in this morning. there is a look at santa cruz. some sun here today and back home we will talk about a sunny afternoon and where the warm up is going to be for the week ahead. >> also ahead, flash flooding in death valley. hundreds of tourists stranded by severe weather. >> i do not think i could go to one of those places again. i think i am going to be nervous

about it forever. >> a costly mistake during an errant at the car wash. one woman's warning.

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liz: today, ac transit is returning several lines to pre-pandemic service. a few other lines will restore partial service. some are in place to handle the return to school. just check the transit website for information. mavs arst -- masks are still required on board. a conquered woman is speaking out after her vehicle was stolen from a local car wash.

it is costing her thousands of dollars. she is still looking for answers. tim johns brings us the car wash warning you will see only on seven. >> i hope it was a mistake, but to me it was a bad mistake. >> a nightmare situation unfolding for shannon. on july 20, she took her car in to be cleaned. she says she waited for it to be finished but when it was done -- >> i watched my car drive off the lot. they gave my keys to someone else. >> she says after the shock wore off she went inside to talk to the staff, telling them one of their employees had given the keys to the wrong person. >> the lady at customer service went to the guy claiming my car and asked where the subaru was and he just stood there like this. >> police were called and she filed a report. she says while she has not see

the footage herself officers told her surveillance video shows a person with glasses and a face mask getting into her vehicle and driving away. she says she is unsure of what to think now but wonders how the carwash made the mistake. >> they did not check for a claim ticket. this should have never happened. >> the error will cost her thousands of dollars. she now has to buy a new car and her insurance will only pay a small amount. >> i was almost done paying off my car and now i have to start over. >> staff tells me none of the employees present at the time i went in where they the day the car was stolen. i left my name and number and she told me a manager would get back to me. for now, she is taking it day by day, trying to one others to be careful to ensure the same thing does not happen to them. >> i do not think i could go to one of those places again, honestly any of those.

i think i'm going to be nervous about it forever. liz: san francisco police have a suspect in custody after they say they got into a morning shootout in the mission district. officers say they returned fire yesterday when a man in his 50's ran from them and shot at officers just before 8:00 in the morning. the suspect hid behind a vehicle and continued to shoot at police. that person was hit by at least one officer and taken to the hospital for minor injuries. police have not revealed what caused the pursuit in the first place. it will be discussed in a town hall meeting in the next 10 days. violence is erupting in the middle east. at least 16 people have been killed in afghanistan. two separate bomb blasts have exploded in the past few days. our reporter spoke with a local a vacuum who says the bombings hit close to home. >> clean up on the streets of

kabul after a saturday morning blast killed at least eight people and injured dozens more. it comes just one day after a car bomb killed another eight people in the capital city. >> when we saw social media, we talked with family members and they were safe. >> he worked alongside the u.s. for years and evacuated amid the taliban takeover nearly one year ago, now living in concord. his family, still in kabul >> my sisters and brothers are not able to go to school. they are like >> prisoners. lamed for saturday -- blame for saturday's blas is likely to fall on the islamic state. >> everyone in afghanistan are worried about their family. >> the attacks come after

hundreds of afghans took to the streets, protesting the u.s. drone strike that killed the leader of al qaeda. in the bay area, local resettlement agencies are trying to make sure evacuees can stay here permanently. this would potentially pave the way to bring family members over. >> already are a silent is packed. >> more than a thousand afghans have landed in the bay area since september, needing legal assistance to navigate the immigration process. >> every organization we know are at maxim capacity and every one of them has a waiting list. >> the clock is ticking on their stay. >> it is temporary status that would expire in two years. >> he anxiously waits, hoping to be reunited with his family. >> they are worried about me and

i am worried about them. i will be happy to check on them in america and see them. liz: new developments in death valley. hundreds of guests trapped by flash flooding were able to drive out of the park after cruise -- crews cleared a path through rocks and mud. many roads were critically damaged friday. some 60 cars are buried under debris in death valley. authorities have been conducting searches, looking for stranded vehicles in remote areas. no injuries have been reported. friday was the second wettest day ever for the park with nearly 1.5 inches of rain. dozens of bay area kids are getting big limbs of themselves and their heritage on the big screen. several organizations are teaming up to buy out movie theaters to allow kids to see

the upcoming movie easter sunday starring a comedian and based on his life. one of the free showings was held yesterday in the marina district. among the organizations taking part are the japanese community youth council and west bank filipino multiservice center. what is better than dogs, especially when they are serving -- surfing? tales were wagging and waves crashing. you are looking at the world dog surfing championship. yesterday also had a dog beach fashion competition and food trucks for the humans. canines came from across the country to compete for the top dog awards in different categories and a portion of money raised by the event will go to charity.

i love the one with the gopro. lisa: you have heard of the dog days of summer. we are in that. we have had a stagnant weather pattern. we have been stuck between two weather systems with an area of low pressure to the west and that monsoon moisture to the south and east. you can probably pick them out on this satellite image. you see the twist in the clouds offshore. this has not moved. when the area of high pressure moved a little and brought that moisture toward death valley and part of the sierra nevada had heavy rain, and with this feature now and again we get the stronger northwest wind and that brings up humidity. eventually this will lift and move away. as it does, it will allow a warming trend toward the second half of the upcoming work week in our inland valleys.

there is a look at the fog. it has already moved across. you can see the blanket of low clouds in the south bay, 63 in oakland. low 60's in san jose and there is the great start in the city. 55 in santa rosa with cloudy skies. 63 in concord mso overnight the bulk of the clear sky allowing for temperatures to drop but not with that blanket of low clouds stabilizing and waiting to peel back with sunny skies. you can see the low cloud deck here, so a summertime pattern with near average temperatures through tuesday and a warm up midweek. there is a look at wednesday, where we are seeing 90's. you have to go far out to the delta and upper 80's instead of low 80's for concord.

mid 70's in oakland, about three to four degrees warmer. thursday, the 90's are still far-reaching and numbers in the mid to upper 80's, up from where we were yesterday. very little change right here in the city at the coast. along the bay, numbers should come up a few degrees. there is our cloud deck, pulling back for a sunny day. patchy fog around half moon bay, more low clouds tomorrow through monday morning and breezy went up to 25 and 30 miles per hour and ties today in the low 70's. look for upper 80's, an outlier in inland valleys. 83 in livermore. heading to the game today, 107. the seven-day forecast, it is

déjà vu again with temperatures very similar and a sunny, breezy afternoon and temperatures coming up a few degrees. the end of the week, no extremes. it has been a good summer so far. many of you probably like it hotter, but for our fire concerns and has been good for us. liz: i like the heat, but that is a good silverlining. darth vader on vacation. he is taking some time for self-care. your favorite star wars characters in beach lounge form.

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if you any family are looking for sunday cartoons, a look at lego star wars summer vacation, now on disney+. >> lots of ice. if anyone asks, i have been here all day. >> yvette nicole brown is one of the voices in "star wars summer vacation." >> do not forget my shoulders. they really burn. >> you never know what you're going to see any star wars special. the movies and tv shows are serious, but the specials are when they go crazy. so you get to come and let your freak flag fly. >> go jabba. >> she says she was brought up believing in kindness and thanks that has helped turn her career. if she was not an actress, she would have been a kindergarten teacher.

she thinks kids are magic. >> i do not know what you were like when you were seven >>, 10 years old. >>i think you do. i was introverted. i loved anything creative, loved barbie. who i am as an adult is just a bigger version of me at seven. >> show us your identification, rebel spy. >> i am on vacation with my husband. >> vacation in mos eisley? >> i like my career. i think i have done good for myself. if there is a heart wrenching drama, i would throw myself into that, but i like my lane. it is a good lane. >> lego star wars is available to stream tomorrow. liz: lego star wars summer

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>> those in a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. liz: a marathon saga on the senate floor. senators have been fiercely battling for hours overnight. the vote coming very soon. good morning. we are going to start with a check of the forecast. the sun is finally coming up. >> it is and the fog is overtaking the bay area. you can see the fog settling

into the valleys. as we look at the numbers, they are reaching from the upper 50's and it is cloudy and san jose with san francisco in the low 60's, another classic summer view with the sea lions back here. 55 in santa rosa. a great start there with 60 in livermore. it has been clear for the overnight hours and now clouds have allowed for a mostly cloudy start to the day. by 9:00, 10:00, it is a sunny inland. by noon, sunshine is across the bay. and a sunny afternoon for outside land with that fog is still clinging to half moon bay. as we get through the overnight and evening, fog is back. we will pick out the differences with the warm up coming our way for the week ahead. liz: a marathon voting session

on the senate floor. debate all night long on the historic inflation reduction act. this is a live look at the senate floor. they have been working for hours overnight. they are currently in the middle of this. lawmakers are able to consider all possible amendments to a bill. if passed, it would be the largest climate and clean energy investment in u.s. history. several other big items are at stake and christine sloan is following the potential chances this has of passing. >> the senate working around the clock on what is being called to inflation reduction act. it makes the biggest investment in clean energy in the nation's history, allows medicare to negotiate some prescription drug prices, and sets a $2000 annual cap on out-of-pocket drug costs for seniors. it locks in a minimum corporate tax rate of 15%.

support is split along party lines. >> it is imperative that we show the american people we are capable of representing the needs of ordinary people. >> we are about to pile misery on top of misery. we are about to increase gas taxes at a time you cannot afford it. >> the senate voted to begin debate saturday evening after the vice president cast a tie-breaking vote in favor. >> the vice president votes in the affirmative and the motion is agreed to. >> the senate began a process known as vote-a-rama, voting on dozens of proposed amendments before a final vote. >> i would urge my colleagues to vote no. >> democrats need just 51 votes for it to pass. no republicans have said they will support it.

democrats are hoping to get this to president biden's desk quickly, but the measure would also have to pass the house. >> coming up, george stephanopoulos will have complete coverage of the vote. he will have analysis and interviews with senators, including democrat chris coons of delaware. you can watch this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 on abc seven. a new poll shows more sour views toward president biden and his administration's handling on the economy. two thirds of americans think the economy is getting worse, the highest since 2008. the president's overall approval rating is suffering. 37% of americans approve. the only area where biden sees some improvement is on his

handling of gas prices. in a statement released friday, he touted the recent july jobs report, saying it shows his administration is making progress for working families. president biden is spending the day in his home state of delaware. his physician announced he is cleared to emerge from isolation after a second negative covid test. saturday, the former president trump won an unofficial straw poll at the conservative in texas. it asked who attendees preferred as the republican nominee for president in 2024. 69 percent said they preferred former president trump and 24% said they preferred ron desantis. >> you won the straw poll. i said i better win that straw poll. done by mclaughlin.

they are fantastic pollsters, so it is an honor. we made 69% and 99% approval. why could and i get 100? -- couldn't i get 100? liz: the top issues of concern were election integrity alongside domestic threats. less emphasis was placed on international matters. developing news over the battle on abortion rights. indiana has passed a near-total than on the procedure. the state legislature became the first in the nation to pass such a measure. former vice president mike pence tweeted life is winning. the white house blasted the legislation, saying another radical step by republican legislators to take away women's reproductive rights. >> this is going to be restrictive and hurt women. >> under the new legislation,

all abortions would be banned except when the mother's health is at risk alongside certain cases of rape or incest. indiana's abortion ban comes after voters in kansas defeated the effort to remove abortion rights from the state constitution. the san francisco department of public health has received 10,000 more doses of the monkeypox vaccine, more than double the previous two shipments combined. we are likely to see long lines. the walk in vaccine clinic will open this week on tuesday at 8:00 a.m.. local officials have begged the federal government to send more vaccine to san francisco. tomorrow, a protest is planned at the san francisco federal building to demand action. 670 eight cases have been reported in the bay area. a special day for dozens of kids

at a children's hospital. it was a special day with families. it was the 25th annual pediatric picnic. the event has not been held for two years because of the pandemic but serves as a highlight for kids and families who have faced similar challenges. there was a dj there and crafts for kids. >> is the opportunity to be normal. you cannot tell who is patients, who does not have a transplant. >> organizers say doctors and patients being able to see each other in real life gives hope to everyone going through a similar process. still ahead, a wild story. a woman living hundreds of miles away gets a fast-track bill for a bridge she has never been on. and here is a live look outside

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liz: it is your last chance to catch the fremont festival of the arts. it includes live music performances, food, attractions for kids, and a lot of art. jewelry, clothing and more. the fair stretches across downtown fremont and starts at 10:00 in the morning. one of san francisco zoo's most popular events is back. take a look at these five chicks. they made their way past hundreds of guests to their new home yesterday. they took their first swim after graduating from fish school, where they were taught how to eat whole fish and socialize with handlers. they bring the total ping when

population at the zoo to 59. congrats to those penguins. >> i am sure they did swimmingly. here's a look at mount tam, or you can see the low clouds and fog. it has pushed further inland since the last few hours and we are looking at similar temperatures but a warm up on the way. my forecast is next. liz: the lasting legacy of a 49ers legend. bryant young goes into the pro football hall of fame and his speech moves everyone in the crowd. plus, the series with the giants and a's.

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liz: inliz: sports this afternoon 20 giants and a's will play the -- the giants and a's will play the final game of the series. first pitch is at 1:0 seven.

yesterday, joc pederson and brandon crawford returned to the starting lineup. here is chris alvarez with the highlights in sports. chris: after a rare friday off for the giants and a's, the series resumed in oakland saturday. warriors nba champion jonathan kuminga throwing out the first pitch. not bad. giants scored the first two runs. there is the oakland rb i leader. joc pederson back from the il, robbed by jed lowrie. nice play from the first baseman. the giants first baseman, frustration with the pop-out. the giants searching for a spark. here is a spark defensively. great catch right there. in the six, deep to write,

making it a 4-1 game as he rounds the bases. 40,065 in attendance. his first pitch to jd davis was just crushed to center. back to. that is his second home or with the giants. and a solo blast to left-center. his third homer in a week. giants win seven-three, snapping the four game losing streak. >> our line is deep and healthy. it feels like we have a chance to put runs on the board. two new guys in the lineup makes everything deeper and gives you a chance in a different way. >> we have had games where we left more runners on base than eight and you have to get a big hit especially when there are two outs and guys on base. we just were not able to come

through today. chris: canton, ohio the scene for the hall of fame ceremony. bryant young played his entire career in san francisco and became a super bowl champion and was a member of a 1990's all decade team. he spoke about family and dedicated his speech to his son colby. >> the treatments were hard. colby showed immense courage. he felt good for months. we really were hopeful. the following october, he said, dad, i have a headache. the cancer was back. we reassured kobe we would keep his memory alive and continue speaking his name. you live on in our hearts. we will always speak your name.

>> that is your look at sports. >> such an emotional speech. >> very sad. we are thinking of him. as we look at live doppler 7, these features have been with us week after week. it is an area of low pressure offshore, giving us higher relative humidity from time to time and want moisture. that is a permanent feature over the four quarters region. it is just when it moves that it brings changeable weather with flooding yesterday and the day before and then through last week in the sierra nevada. today, low clouds and fog across the bay. it is taking time, but we have fog filling in. for mount tam, a pretty view. we like that relative humidity

even though above the fog deck it is as dry as can be. clouds and fog in santa clara. and some scattered low clouds here with the 70's on the way, 57 in napa with low 60's in concord and a great start for you. through the evening, we were clear in the north bay. that is why the temperatures dropped so much but now fog is back. it is the same story into the east bay but not as dramatic. summertime pattern, near average temperatures, a little change through tuesday. warmer days inland for sure, but that warmth moving across the bay. we will see areas like fremont warm up toward wednesday, thursday, and friday. 80's come back into play, unusual for one country to be barely at 80 but we have warmer numbers out the door. for wednesday, it is

comfortable. thursday, lower 90's by the delta. looking at your friday forecast, still staying to the east of us as this area of low pressure pivots to the north but still low clouds and fog dictate the temperature spread with the afternoon sea breeze and good air quality. the sun coming up by about noon, with us through 4:00 p.m. and then fog comes back. it is breezy in the south bay. we are shy of average. peninsula numbers, upper 70's. you will need the jacket heading closer to the coast. we have sun through the middle of the afternoon and then fog comes back. you can see it is a little patchy there but santa rosa, 78 degrees. what a nice break it has been for you the past couple weeks with napa and the upper 70's.

it has been cool on the east bay. 72. inland commitment 80's. the seven-day forecast keeps this trend with us for morning gray and breezy wind. by the middle of the week, high pressure builds back in. that brings our east bay numbers into the 90's. liz: now to a 7 on your side investigation involving pesky tickets we all deal with from time to time. if you catch a -- crossed a bay area bridge without fast track, a camera will mail you a bill. sometimes it goes to the wrong driver. among the latest, a woman living thousands of miles away who has not been to the bay area 40 years. michael finney found out how fast track got it so wrong. >> cynthia loose a quiet life in a tiny town whose website shows a village surrounded by miles of

farms. she only drives about as far as the next town for groceries or gas. it was puzzling when she got this ticket from 1000 miles away. >> obviously surprised and before old. i thought, how did this happened -- happen? >> it said she had crossed the san mateo bridge and now had to pay the seven dollar toll. >> i have not been to san francisco since probably 40 years ago. it was surprising that i could get a ticket and not even be there. >> at first she thought it was a scheme. she says she has never been on a toll >> bridge in her life. >>i certainly do not know where the san mateo toll bridge is. >> she found the fast-track information was real. why did she get a ticket way up here? she was surprised to hear the

seven dollars only paid for one trip across the bridge. >> i am staying here. >> she lives in a place where there are no tolls, not even a stop sign. >> we have a bridge here. >> her town is 430 residents were no one worries about fines and fees. >> i am sorry you have to live like that. i do not think it is healthy for people. she said at the end of the day she sits by the creek with a fishing pole. now the fast-track ticket was pulling her back in. >> i allegedly went over the bridge at 10:40 a.m. she found our stories about fast-track online and we found out why she got that invoice. fast-track tells us someone else with a washington plate did cross the san mateo bridge that morning.

the camera ready plate but the results came back uncertain. it went to a manual review. this letter in the middle -- can you tell? it is a d but the clerk made the wrong call so cynthia got the invoice. after we inquired and fast-track waived the fee, >> cynthia was impressed. it was a wonderful experience with government, which you usually do not have. >> fast-track tells us about 2% of the photos given uncertain results. two to manual review. of those 2% are wrong. mistakes are going to happen. you can share your story, from the good to the bad. just head to abc7news.com.

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