avoid grapefruit during treatment. your future is ahead of you, so it's time to make the most of it with kisqali. because when you invest in yourself, everyone gets the best of you. moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. very simple. it was quick and not hustle for all it's just a matter of getting the appointment and then come and get it done. one more bay area county is now vaccinating up to five times more people who are the highest risk of monkeypox and today one man invited us along to see the whole process good evening. i'm amidates and i'm dion limb moree because of a new fda approved method of vaccine administration that they just started using abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes. spoke with officials about whether this new method is as effective as the previous one. victor avalos made his way to

the santa clara county fairgrounds friday morning after hearing that vaccine appointments were now available. so that's he told me i said, i'm gonna get it right away santa clara county says it's been able to expand appointments to people like victor because of a new method before the vaccines were being injected subcutaneously or under the skin now, they're being injected intradermally just under the top layer of skin. connie health experts say this method helps stretch the vaccine supply only one fifth as much of the dose is used for that intradermal injection compared to the full dose that was used before this was approved by the fda based on a study that was done a few years ago, dr. jennifer tong says the fda studies showed the immune response was just as strong with the new administration method now aside from the efficacy of this new method one other question was how much does this hurt? well, victor tells us wasn't any more or less painful than a typical vaccine, but it was different you put that being it and then see the effect of the

vaccine that you see a little bubble, but it's almost disappearing. now what the focus is on getting as many people to get there first dose of the vaccine dr. tung says the new method can also be used as a second dose that includes people who got their first vaccine injected subcutaneously when they return for their second dose. the cdc has recommended that they now get the intradermal injection method again to increase the number of people who we are able to vacate victor avilo says that getting his first dose was easy. he encourages everyone else at high risk to get there. my mom passed because of covid that makes you think that you better act when these situations happen, right and that's why i got it on and i'm inviting everybody too to get it done to book an appointment in santa clara county head to vax that scc gov.org in san jose zach fuentes abc 7 news. as for some other bay area counties alameda says healthcare

providers. there are still completing training once supplies are available vaccine will be administered intradermally contra costa began the process this week. and marin county has also already been doing it that way just yesterday san francisco updated its guidance to administer the vaccine intradermally, and san mateo county is set to place an order for more vaccines next week, and then we'll administer introdermally california's updating its guidelines for those who have contracted monkey pox people with the disease are asked to home isolate until their lesions are completely healed lesions are infectious until a fresh layer of skin is formed at the lesion site the state department of public health, which is now calling monkeypox mpx is working on using the my turn vaccination website to schedule mpx vaccines san francisco in los angeles continue to make up the majority of infections in california one of the last bay area school district. to require students to wear masks indoors dropped its

requirements starting today. it all happened after this video surfaced that showed a four year old boy being removed from class for failing to keep his mask on his father says the boy has developed mental issues yesterday the mountain view wiseman school district changed its mask mandate from a requirement to a recommendation this morning about half the kids were wearing masks. i'm happy that it's gone, but i didn't have a problem with it being there. so we are keeping it just to be safe, but it's up to individual to decide. now the school district says it didn't drop its mandate because of the video it cited health data that shows it is safer to be without a mask indoors. richmond police have arrested four juveniles in connection to vandalism at four east bay schools three schools in richmond and one in san pablo discovered extensive property damage over two consecutive weekends in july, some schools were facing difficult budget deficits before the string of break-ins the names of the juveniles will not be released police are searching for more

individuals who could be involved. today, we are learning new details about yesterday's deadly crash at watsonville municipal airport when two small plains collided abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey was there when federal investigators gave an update today and he joins us live dustin, you know as this airport just reopened today the federal investigators that are going to be on here and today from the ntsb are just really diving into a lot of the details from that deadly crash and what we do know at this point, is that this plane and one more along with it two planes. everyone on board was killed in that crash sadly. flowers left behind others on hand to pay their respects after two planes crashed into each other mid-air at the watsonville municipal airport thursday afternoon, the national transportation safety board confirmed today, there were no survivors two people and one dog were aboard one of the planes

and one person was flying the other this couple told us they knew the pilot of the smaller aircraft. a like the entire community warning the losses anytime that there's an accident or there's a concern whether it's a loss of life, which is the most serious or someone has a flat tire in on the ramp. it's a small community and there are people here that certainly are grieving. oh my god. this video shared with us from a neighbor shows the smoky and fiery scenes just after the accident the ntsb was only able to provide a few details as the investigation continues. this is a busier small airport. that does not have a traffic control tower. the airport is uncontrolled airport. there is no tower here and the aircraft people in traffic pattern will communicate through the common traffic advisory frequency. we are working to get the radio communications that we're occurring at that day pilots. we spoke with nearby the airport as well as aviation news talk podcast host max trescott told us the pilots were in

communication through the common traffic advisory frequency or ctaf just before the crash trescott says he's done investigation into the accident and said the bigger aircraft was coming into land much faster than it should have been and only began to communicate with the other pilot involved about a mile away from the airport. he adds the smaller plane did not have the transponder turn on which allows other pilots to see the craft on their displays. these were contributing factors in trescott's opinion, but he thinks a tower could have also helped at a time here for the controller would have given instructions to the twin which was flying extremely fast this slow down long before it reached the airport that didn't happen the fact this twin was going extremely fast didn't get noted apparently by its pilot or the other planes that were in the traffic pattern while trescott said both pilots communicated through ctaf. they aren't legally required to do so most pilots at so-called uncontrolled airports choose to use ctaf because it's safer when asked about the tower airport director ravon williams told us today. the airport doesn't have the volume of traffic to support the

cost of bringing and control tower to the field. the ntsb told us today that they are still looking for witnesses of these of this crash to come forward to help with their investigation. they're hoping to have somewhat more of a report here and then at least in the next two weeks for now live in watsonville, dustin dorsey abc 7 news dustin. thank you one of two suspects arrested in the killing of a safeway employee in san jose will not be charged. the man is being held for conspiracy in the june shooting of manuel hazar santa clara county prosecutors say there isn't enough evidence to build a case police confirm. the man will be released investigators. say this expected shooter 18 year old te vita takalau of san jose remains in custody in utah awaiting extradition to santa clara county and the east bay a group of antioch residents is banding together. they're demanding the antioch city council pass an ordinance. that would put a cap on rent increases abc 7 news reporter

loose peña spoke to a resident who has had two rent increases in less than six months. said this is our last resort. every year this resident who did not want to be identified by name has been getting a 10% rent increase but this year she says it was different. it was crazy. she got a $500 rent increase in less than six months. i got almost a 43% increase. can you afford that? even afford the 13 12 that i'm paying now a new rent bill is city of antioch at the highest eviction rate in the san francisco bay area deborah polk with east bay county regional group said, they're noticing a pattern of antioch residence reporting rent hikes after the state lifted the covid-19 eviction moratorium. we have so many people that have had their rents increase from you know, 300 dollars to $700 this group is now urging antioch city council members to intervene and vote on a rent

cap. there are so many loopholes and we're a general law city and so even though the state has conditions, i think that it is up to us as local leaders and local government to increase those protections councilmember. tamisha walker says she is on board, but they need the majority of the council to vote yes on put in a cap on rent increases at 60% of consumer price index or 3% antioch is one of the many cities in the bay area without rim protections rental renters have been struggling with harassment the ceo of the east bay rental housing association, which represents landlords across the region says putting a cap is not the solution that property owner isn't able to affect changes and modifications and repairs and things of that nature to the property. so i think that's one of the

unintended consequences in putting in an arbitrary cap like a 3% or some you know, or some portion of cpi in antioch loose pena abc 7 news. city and state officials are celebrating 3.5 million dollars in new funding for aapi senior facilities in san francisco's sunset district 2.3 million is for renovating the south sunset playground clubhouse. another 1.2 million is for building a new senior center on taraval street organizers. say both facilities will offer seniors nutritious meals exercise programs and safe spaces. we need to make sure we have safe spaces as you all know for the last couple years. we've been hearing about seniors getting attacked. we have one of the largest proportions and not of seniors of any district in the city. organizers say the fastest growing demographic in the city is seniors by 2030 nearly 1/3 of residents will be at least 60 years old and nearly half will

identify as aapi they say still ahead a new poll out about who california voters do and don't want to be president in 2024 what they think about biden trump and newsom. but first after the break kobe bryant's widow breaks down on the witness stand today as she testified in the trial over the photos taken at his crash site abc 7 news at 5 will be right back. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year

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who admitted to murdering 13 people in the 1970s has died in prison the california department of corrections and rehabilitation announced today that herbert mullen died of natural causes. he was 75 years old mullen was serving two concurrent life sentences for murder. he confessed to killing 13 people in the santa cruz area in a five-month span from late 1972

to early 1973. that's a bryant gave emotional testimony today in the trial of her federal lawsuit against los angeles county. she's suing over photos of the helicopter crash that killed her husband kobe daughter gia and seven others reporter. rob hayes from our sister station in los angeles takes us inside the courtroom. a morning full of tears, vanessa bryant breaking down several times as she took the stand today talking about the day her husband kobe bryant and daughter gigi died in that january 2020 helicopter crash bryant crying as she told jurors when the coroner returned their clothing. you can tell that they burned. bryant and chris chester whose wife and daughter were also killed in the crash are suing los angeles county for negligence and invasion of privacy after several members of the sheriffs and fire department took graphic photos of bodies at the scene then shared them they violated her taking advantage of the fact that her daddy couldn't protect her he was at the morgue brian said of her daughter whose

body wasn't recovered until a day after the crash bryant and chester declined to be part of a two and a half million dollar settlement the county reached with two other families involved in the crash the fear that gruesome photos of and daughter will pop up on the internet. brian says has led to panic attacks and left her emotionally drained. i want to remember my husband and daughter the way they were i don't ever want to see these photographs. i don't want my children to see them also on the stand today, la county sheriff alexander called by the county to explain why he granted amnesty to the deputies involved in taking and or sharing photos of the crash site via nuwave bus saying these photos can never see the light of day and deciding the department could more quickly staunch the spread of the pictures if the deputies involved were told they would not be disciplined if they erased all the photographs now even though this is a civil case federal prosecutors are showing some interest members of the

public corruption unit have been sitting in on this trial and taking notes. rob hayes abc 7 news. after the break, what is a possibility of former vice president mike pence testifying before the house select committee investigating the january 6th capital attack. we'll tell you what one member of the committee is saying it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because proven quality sleep is vital to our health and wellness, only the sleep number 360 smart bed keeps you cool, then senses and effortlessly adjusts for your best sleep. and tells you exactly how well you slept. your sleepiq score. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. so, you can be your best for yourself and those you care about most. don't miss our weekend special. all smart beds are on sale. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends monday.

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that donald trump was putting on him. we would have had a much worse constitutional crisis, and i think that he has clearly as he's expressed concerns about executive privilege. which you know, i have tremendous respect. i think it's it's, you know, hugely important constitutional issue in terms of separation of powers. i believe in executive privilege. i think it matters, but i also think that when the country has been through something as grave as this was everyone who has information has an obligation to set forward so i would hope that he will do that. so you think we'll see him here in september in this room. i would hope it well, i would hope that he he will understand how important it is for the american people to know every aspect of the truth about what happened that day. and you can see john carl's entire interview with representative cheney this sunday on this week at 8 am right here on abc 7.

it seems californians aren't too keen on president joe biden seeking a second term or a second donald trump presidency a berkeley igs poll found that 61% of registered voters opposed biden running again. republicans overwhelmingly oppose it democrats are evenly split at 46% now trump does not far better 71% overall oppose of presidential run as far as who else should run governor gavin newsom leads a field of potential alternative candidates followed by vermont senator bernie sanders vice president, kamala harris comes out third. all right. now, let's check on our weather because the weekend has arrived. yeah, i think something can all agree on summers. not over sandia. that's right. not over at all. amma and dion we're talking about triple digits inland tomorrow for our hotspots. i want to show you some live views right now. here's why not. everyone's going to have to deal th the h the golden gate bridge and sutro tower you can see fog in both of those shots that along with the sea breeze will keep the temperatures in the

comfort zone right near the coast, but we will definitely feel the heat like we are right now inland brentwood 99 degrees 95 in concord at this hour. meanwhile only 61 in half moon bay. there is a heat advisory that is going until 7:00 pm tomorrow temperatures are going to rise a little bit more in the solano county area moderate to high heat risk as those triple digits show up. definitely keep cool. stay hydrated. here's a closer look at those current temperatures vacaville right now 99 degrees, rio vista 93 degrees. the ridge is in charge bringing us the eat, but like i said, not everyone will be having to deal with that hot weather because high pressure is going to just be mainly keeping the inland areas hot. all right, let's take a look at the travel forecast if you're getting out of town mid 70s to upper 80s that are local airports. sunny and mild to warm breezy near the coast and here's a look at other areas honolulu 88 degrees tomorrow, sunshine new york city clouds will be on the decrease 81 chicago looking at a

chance of showers thunders 78 and in los angeles. hey, it's summertime. it doesn't get better than this because they normally deal with the heat only 82 degrees tomorrow afternoon a little bit of a shaky camera from sutro tower right now sizzling inland tomorrow mild at the beaches sharp drop in temperatures sunday and the heat returns early next week hour by hour. you see that fog it pushes in over the bay tomorrow morning. we start out with a little mist along the coast and possibly some drizzle and then for the afternoon those clouds will linger right near the beaches temperatures first thing in the morning 50s 60s to start the day afternoon. eyes in the south bay 91 in gilroy 89 in san jose. you're looking at 85 in milpitas, so it's going to be a warm one there on the peninsula 78 in san mateo 66 pacifica downtown san francisco 70 degrees in the north bay. you're looking at 90 in san rafael 93 in santa rosa, but really getting hot triple digits around lakeport, cloverdale 97 calistoga heading into the east bay 78, oakland 86 fremont inland areas. this is where you get those

triple digits fairfield brentwood 97 in livermore 98 degrees in concord your accuweather seven day forecast. here's the good news. tomorrow's the hottest day. all right if you don't like it sunday's your day because upper 80s show up inland lowe's 60s coast side more of a marine influence. we'll drop those temperatures and then it gets hot for a day on monday and then we'll drop those numbers down to manageable level. we like manageable. yes. thanks dania or stay with us. we'll be right back.

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well, finally tonight the bears met the dogs at uc berkeley today. yeah players from the cal football team got a chance to rub some of the ears and bellies of these cute little dogs. the puppies are undergoing training to be guide dogs for blind people. they're learning to maintain their composure even when faced with a lot of distractions. be around a lot of different people at a different noises different surfaces under their feet and this turf is really cool and squishy, there's lots of noises whistles. the visit was also to raise awareness about the need for people to raise the puppies volunteers raise the dogs for the first. and then half of them live their lives before they begin their training anyone interested in volunteering should contact guide dogs for the blind such important work. yeah. it really is. all right world news tonight with david muir is next. thank you for joining us. i'm on a date and i'm dion limb for sandia patel and all of us here. thanks for joining us tonight. don't forget our next newscast is at 6 o'clock. we'll see you then.

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tonight, tensions rising over the nuclear power plant in ukraine and fears of a potential disaster in the making as the u.s. unveils a massive new military aid package for ukraine. 24 hours after president zelenskyy's dire warning about the danger at the nuclear facility, the u.s. is now rolling out $775 million worth of ammunition and artillery. for the first time, the u.s. is sending scan-eagle surveillance drones along with rockets and new howitzers. all of this as new shelling hits dangerously close to the power plant. ukraine accusing russia of using it as a military base. growing fears of possible radiation across europe as hundreds flee to neighboring towns. the tropical storm warnings just issued as we come on the