vaccine is getting easier abc 7 news reporter. bernard visited those two clinics in san francisco now offering the vaccine in cornell. this is really promising news it is and you know deon we were very surprised because there were no long lines to the clinics compared to week's past due to high demand in short supply now a new shipment of doses seems to be allowing better access to the monkeypox vaccine. stating what you might be able to expect as far as the side effect to the vaccine dan. kalshan. just got his monkeypox vaccine at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. he's been searching and waiting for weeks. i know others who have tried very hard to even go outside the city up into marin and even in canada to try and get the vaccine. so i feel very very fortunate the hospital hosted its first weekend monkeypox clinic for walk-ins and those with appointments improving access and equity to the vaccine. we realized that some patients may not be able to take off time from work or come during this sort of hours that we had during the week.

yeah. it was really smooth. we saw no long lines compared to earlier clinics where people waited for hours hospital officials say they've streamlined the registration process for eligible patients san francisco received about 10,000 monkeypox vaccine doses earlier this week from the federal government making this weekend clinic possible. we've been averaging this week about 600 to close to a thousand vaccin. a day, we've not been we've not turned anyone away. we are using the vaccine as quickly as we get it kaiser permanente opened its first walk-in monkeypox vaccine clinic on gary boulevard kaiser members and non-members welcome. we just really want people to come out and get vaccinated if they qualify so that we can do our part in the ending this disease, i mean, you know, it's about protection and it's about taking care of everybody san francisco remains the hot spot in the bay area with over 500 confirmed cases, santa clara and alameda counties have over 50 each. we actually are seen increasing numbers of people coming in to get evaluated treated.

we've also seen our hospitalizations around monkey pox. also increase over the last couple of days. and so this really speaks to the need to really try to get out there to the community, especially those who are at risk or potentially who have been exposed to monkeypox. now zuckerberg san francisco general gave 822 monkeypox vaccines today kaiser gave 1,500 both providers plan more weekend ug vaccine to play. i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news. okay much appreciated cornell. thanks, and we do have everything you need to know about monkey pox including vaccines symptoms and treatment. you can find it all at website abc7 news.com due developing news now investigators searching for missing trucky teenager, kylie rodney say they are frustrated by the lack of new leads. the 16 year old went missing after a campground party in truckee last weekend as many as 300 people were in attendance local state and federal law enforcement have launched a

massive search for rodney covering land air and sea. investigators believe someone who attended that party holds the key to finding the missing team. can't urge enough that people that were there know something if you know something please say something come forward about kylie's disappearance. community concert was held this afternoon in truckee to raise awareness of the search investigators say locals have taken it upon themselves to conduct their own search efforts. a bay area attorney who became a giant in the legal world has died dennis reardon gained a reputation for freeing those who had been wrongly convicted one of his biggest local cases was in 2002 when he argued for a new trial for marjorie knoller she was convicted of second-degree murder after her dogs attacked and killed a neighbor in san francisco. in 1986 he won a long battle for johnny spain a black panther convicted of murder in connection with the deadly 1971

san quentin state prison escape attempt. reardon died of cancer on thursday. he was 73 years old. over in the east bay a man is accused of a deadly hit-and-run that killed a bicyclist and a second car crash that injured a driver. us before for this morning police respond to church lane and willow road a 57 year old man died after being hit by a car then about two miles away a car was going the wrong way and hit a second car police. say the driver who caused that accident was involved in the earlier hidden run. they arrested anthony greenwood of fairfield. happening tomorrow parents protesting the closure of oakland's parker elementary school plan a town hall there several dozen people as you can see gathered yesterday outside the now closed school. they held what they called a vigil in solidarity with those occupying the school many have been there since may the district says the group is trespassing parker is one of several schools the school board

recently voted to close due to budget concerns. moving now to marin county where a sign of the times is happening a free training session on how to use narcan which reverses the effects of a drug overdose. the county holds life-saving first aid training seminars every year, but this year participants were taught how to administer narcan this event was at the village oaks shopping center in novato one of several throughout marin. he's very quickly and with the opiate epide mic everywhere this if administered quickly and correctly the treatment can save someone from dying from a drug overdose the training also included cpr lessons and how to stop traumatic bleeding. developing news now california's biggest wildfire of the year is now 90% contained. the mckinney fire has burned 95

square miles in siskiyou county near yreka. the fire broke out july 29th, and so far has burned 185 structured and destroyed them. the sheriff's office said yesterday that residents near highway 96 could return home. at least four deaths are being blamed on that fire where 11 people have been injured no word yet on exactly what started it. well, it's being called a win for the american people congress passed the so-called inflation reduction act. critics contend it won't deliver on its promises though abc news reporter deirdre bolton takes a look. democrats celebrating a major legislative win as the house passed the inflation reduction act the 220 to 207 vote falling along party lines with no republican support. the motion is adopted. president biden with a broad smile as he watched the vote on television democrats are calling the $700 billion dollar package a giant win for the american

people. we send to the president's desk a monumental bill that will will be truly for the people it allocates 375 billion over 10 years towards combating climate change the largest investment in clean energy in us history. we make good on our promise to take on climate change and climate justice with historic investments in green technologies that will cut carbon emissions by 40% by 2030 democrats. also touting the prescription drug and healthcare provisions meant to cut out of pocket costs for millions of americans. it ensures that people on medicare with diabetes won't have to pay more than 35 dollars a month for their insulin and it caps out of pocket spending at $2,000 per year for medicare part d. david. mitchell is fighting cancer and says he spends more than 16,000 a year on medicine. this is going to save me a great deal of money, but despite its name republicans argue. it won't do much to fight inflation. you cannot spend your way out of

inflation or tax yourself out of recession or borrow your way out of debt democrats say the bill will reduce the federal deficit by $300 billion dollars and will pay for itself with taxes on corporate stock buybacks and a new 15% minimum tax on companies making at least a billion dollars a year president. biden will sign the bill into lawn next week deirdre, bolton abc news, new york. just ahead a warning for us government workers in mexico. a flare-up of violence has led to an alert from the us embassy the specific cities. it covers plus. it's just an incredible piece of aviation history. played a crit. ical market annivert has on naval history. and we had a gorgeous saturday. we have another one in store for us tomorrow. lots of blue skies, but here from this live camera from sutro

we can see the marine layer making its way in it will move in overnight but temperatures in and we'll start to heat up near triple digits this week this upcoming week. i'll let you know when and where

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embassy has issued a violence alert and a shelter-in-place warning for us government employees in several mexican cities. it comes after reports of vehicle fires. roadblocks and heavy police activity in tijuana, mexicali, rosarito and sonata and tecate expected gang members went on a shooting spree in ciudad juarez near the texas border killing nine people drug cartel gunman burned vehicles and businesses the area around tijuana is a lucrative drug trafficking corridor, which has since become a battleground between various games. the knoll police department held a free catalytic converter etching session at the public safety building this morning. do to a surge in catalytic converter crime the department created a theft prevention program to track down thieves and returns stolen catalytic converters to their rightful owners. the department is working with the local auto repair shop to engrave licensed numbers on the devices police plan to extend

the event to surrounding communities in the near future. a distinguished guest returned home to the bay area to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the us navy's aircraft carrier fleet. thank you. you're a giant that all that have come after you shoulders. we stand up aviator. oh. so much mutual respect you can certainly see and hear the excitement on the faces of docents and volunteers at the uss hornet museum in alameda. they met vice admiral dan dwyer and alameda native and commander of the navy's second fleet. he was back home to partake in the hornet's celebration to the navy's floating airports. i grew up watching navy aircraft and aircraft carriers come into alameda and i was inspired. and that inspiration led me to the career united states navy. today's event included a flyover

of navy f-18 jets. what a site the hornet is a decommissioned aircraft carrier. that's now a floating museum. well just ahead a successful launch for spacex. ripped off the drone the intent of this mission is to better connect people around the world. and heading outside for a live. look it is a warm weekend and the mercury will keep rising abc 7 news meteorologist francisco coming up next with your accuweather forecast. and would you believe it's been a decade since the giants won it all in 2012 time to talk about those champs and trade agree with the 49ers are saying about their big play connection last night's preseason win over the packers. we'll see you in sports.

large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us.

new mission to bring 46 satellites into the earth's low orbit. it's approximately 1200 miles from the earth's surface as part of the starlink mission as it's old the falcon 9 blasted off from california's vandenberg space force base friday rocket soared past the speed of sound within just 60 seconds. starlink satellites are part of spacex intermittent

constellation to bring broadband internet to consumers around the world. satellite weighs about 500 pounds. this was spacex's 36th mission of 2022. all right closer to earth things look pretty nice on tap for this weekend. oh my gosh, they look so gorgeous outside lots of blue skies and sunshine out there. i want to take you out to a live shot just show you how pretty it is from our camera sutra looking down towards san francisco temperatures range right now from 60s at the beaches and at the coast san francisco 66 still hanging on to some upper 70s in palo alto 79 oakland has dropped down to 69 santa clara 77 half. moon bay is cooled down to 63 degrees with the coastal clouds moving in for mount tam. we're looking south and it is just a gorgeous day across the bay. we have another one on the store for tomorrow in santa rosa still 85 degrees and check out some of those inland areas still 90 degrees right now in concord, and that's where things are going to heat up even more over the next few days and we have the cooler weather by the

beaches because we have that northwest seabreeze moving at around 36 miles per hour in san francisco even gusting up to 30 miles per hour sfo. and so this will help push the marine layer. overnight into the bay and into the east bay. in fact, i'll show you the forecast animation. we've got we're going to have some low clouds right now along the peninsula coast and then overnight that will expand into the bay and even into parts of the east bay and then notice by lunchtime. mostly sunny skies throughout the afternoon until tomorrow 7 o'clock tonight. it'll start to move in or rather tomorrow night start to move in once again, so we have a very similar pattern in store for the next few days overnight lows will be upper 50s to near 60 cent oakland 60th, san mateo 60, but we'll see some mid 50s through parts of the north bay a little bit cooler there with the clear skies overnight. hi tomorrow little bit warmer compared to today but plenty of sunshine once again in san francisco 73 oakland 79, san jose 85, so we're a little bit warmer than average. we'll see some mid-90s for some

of the inland areas and then check out tomorrow near 100 degrees for some of our inland communities like cloverdale, fairfield antioch. tuesday will be the warmest day of the week around 104 fairfield antioch 105 possibly in cloverdale and clear lake. wednesday's temperatures start to come down a bit. but tuesdays when an excessive heat warning is in effect for salano county tuesday morning through thursday night temperatures could be as high as 109 degrees and overnight lows only dropping into the mid-60s and mid 70s so you won't have much to recover overnight. here's the accuweather seven day forecast plenty of sunshine, but we'll be dealing with the marine layer and that coastal fog overnight through the morning notice we start to warm up especially for inland areas the hottest day will be tuesday then we start to ramp things down, but we say above average all week. so enjoy the sunshine and stay hydrated. now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez last night trey lance made his preseason debut as a

49ers starting quarterback and the early returns. trey was efficient with one really. wow play and most importantly came out healthy. we know lance is mobile number five running out in the field is qb1 showed it off on the very first series. step back surveys and field then runs for seven yards and a first down said he slid for the first time in his life look good doing it. and then this is neither fans are hoping for open up the playbook ability to throw deep down the field the bomb to rookie. danny grace 76 yards down the sideline trey finished four five for 92 yards and that touchdown after leaving two series. that's where that touchdown pass. lance said, it was a very easy decision. mean, those are the fast guy danny did a great job and he's done a great job all camp just him being healthy. obviously. he's the difference maker for us on offense. his speed is something that for me. it's a fun guy to have well, they they know i was fast. so everyone just came up to me and they were just tell my man.

you will blaze and you was fast like you you burnt them so with my speed and what i know what i can do with my confidence. i feel like nobody could touch me. season starts four weeks from tomorrow as for where jimmy garoppolo might end up jets quarterback zach wilson only expected to miss two to four weeks with a bone bruise and meniscus tear in his right knee now when he went down with the non-contact contact injury here initial fears were a torn acl and since jed had jet said coach robert solon offense. according to mike lafleur no garoppolo. well from the top of the niners there is immediate speculation. jimmy g could be headed to the big apple for those plans though. they are off. for now preseason action niners week one justin fields and the bears hosting patrick. and the chiefs mahomes only played the first drive six to seven sixty yards and this touchdown to lake bell fields part of the same draft class. remember as trey lance played the first three series and made a couple of nice throws the receivers making even better

catches darnell moody right there and then watch taj a sharp. that was nice chicago winds 19 to 14 tonight. the giants are honoring the 2012 world championship squad a team. that was right in the middle of a run. saw san francisco win three titles and five seasons among the many attendance tonight bruce boji, matt, kane hunter pence barry zito ryan mobile song and angel pagan plenty of reminders of the 2012 season all across the ballpark always the championship flag blowing at top the jumbo tron as well as those three titles on the left field wall 2012 right in the middle. there are a few holdovers from those teams, including both branding crawford and brandon belt giants manager gabe kapler describing the forever feeling of being a world champion. to be a part of a team like that. it's it's forever. it it lasts your entire lifetime and you always have that bond with the players that you went to. you went to battle with so to speak and and went through the ups and the downs of the season

and ultimately came out on top with a with the championship ring first. it's exciting to be a part of and it's nice to have kind of the representation on our team from those early 2010 teams. prison for this group mba releases some special game schedules next week several reports say the warriors will receive their championship rings on opening night, october 18th against the lakers at home and it looks like the warriors will host the memphis grizzlies on christmas day. again. memphis started john morent has been pushing for he tweeted to draymond green. we got what we wanted and dre replied. that's great. bring the fam over for dinner afterwards that christmas game will more than likely be right here on abc 7. can't wait for the nba season to start back up again. we'll be right back.

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news at 11:00 cracking a cold case in san francisco a mother's plea to find her son's killer and the response from the city's police chief. plus dusting off the memories tonight at oracle park. we are there as some of the members of the 2012 giants team that won the world series make their return. we'll hear from some of the players tonight at 11. well, finally now foodies

rejoice the very first california garlic festival kicked off today at the san joaquin fairgrounds in stockton. festival goers are enjoying everything and family fun from cooking demonstrations of petting zoo to carnival rides and vendors. a new festival says it does not plan to replace the gilroy garlic festival, which said it wouldn't return because of financial challenges but wants to fill the gap the event runs through sunday. and that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at six. i'm dion lynn for chris and francis and all of us. thanks for joining ♪ ♪ elon musk says tesla's full self-driving software is “amazing”, it will “blow your mind.” but does it work? this happens over and over again.

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