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kaunas -- county and went all the way into san francisco. ama: sky 7 caught part of the chase. at times, the car reached speeds around 100 miles per hour. it went onto interstate 80, appearing to strike some cars as the driver tried to get through the gridlock. the driver abandons the car near anderson park. the chp said officers had the car boxed in and one of its officers with a canine moved in but the dog got struck as the driver escaped. >> one of our k-9 officer's was nearby. it appeared that the suspect would try to run. he exited his vehicle and retrieved his dog from the backseat. just as he did that, the suspect put the vehicle into drive and continued to drive forward. ultimately, he struck numerous vehicles and ended up hitting the canine. dan: the dog was not seriously hurt and was taken to a vet to

get checked out. the california highway patrol says the chase started after an officer tried to make a traffic stop. ama: the city of martin is is responding to last week's police shooting that left a 20-year-old man dead and his brother injured. four officers have been put on leave, causing serious staffing partner -- problems. lena howland has the story. reporter: a week since to manuel's and was shot and killed by martinez police. it happened outside the velvet can a bit -- cannabis dispensary after their video alarm reported to go off around 3:30 in the morning. police said one suv fled the scene and shots were fired. wilson's brother also wounded. >> he had a front row seat to watching you strike his younger brother. reporter: a second car attempted to flee before crashing into a fire hydrant. a civil rights attorney who is representing the wilson family says both men were unarmed and

were shot out from behind in a car while leaving the scene. >> this is just a tragic situation that should not have happened. reporter: that's why he is advocating for victims of police brutality and they are calling for the release of body camera footage. under state law, it month -- must be released within 45 days of the shooting. >> we are looking forward to the footage being released. unfortunately in the past, we've seen that the narrative t enforcement gives is not always what's happened. reporter: the department of justice is investigating the shooting. it's caused a ripple effect for department staffing. the vice mayor says the city's optimal staffing for the police department is 37 officers. until last friday, they had 31. after the four officers involved in last friday's shooting were put on administrative leave per

protocol, that brought the total available police force down to 26. >> that's been alleviated with the aid from surrounding agencies. filling up some of the vacant spots. we feel comfortable with our level of staffing right now. the citizens should not be concerned about that. reporter: he says council voted to approve updated body camera equipment. >> that will help us get to the bottom of the facts, the investigation. we will find out what truly occurred. reporter: lena howland, abc7news. dan: a california woman who faked around kidnapping is getting out of prison early. she was charged last year with making false statements to law enforcement about being of ducted in 2016. she's being moved to a halfway house in sacramento before her new release date in october, six months earlier than expected. ama: new details on the

mysterious massive purchase of land near travis air force base. sources tell us the plan is to build a new city on the land. the i-team has confirmed the group contacted mike thompson to schedule a meeting next week to discuss the firm's general plans. tonight, he said he agreed to the meeting. this is the first time the firm has reached out to meet with congressional leaders since the purchases started in 2018. he said, the proposal of a mega-city must answer a legitimate community concern about transportation, water, sanitation, and environmental impact. one source has confirmed to the team that michael moore had the idea to invest in the creation of the new city where land was cheap and could generate thousands of jobs. a source close to the network of investors confirmed flannery is backed by some heavyweights in

silicon valley. a representative for the investor group released the following statement to abc7news. it reads, we are proud to partner on a project that aims to deliver access to good paying jobs, affordable housing, clean energy, sustainable infrastructure, open space, and a healthy environment to residents of solano county. dan: in maui, hundreds of people still unaccounted for after that devastating wildfire. at the moment, the number of confirmed dead is 115. the first child has been added to the list. authority's have released the names of 35 victims who have been identified through dna testing, most of which over the age of 60. a bay area woman and her dog who are part of the recovery effort in hawaii just got back home. lauren martinez talked with her about what she did and what she saw. >> good boy. >> i love working with the dogs. i love trying to figure out what they're telling us.

they are the smart ones. reporter: julie and rampage are returning home after a two-week deployment to maui. they are part of a california task force the oakland fire department court native. they arrived friday afternoon. >> i've worked fires before. this is the hottest fire i've ever seen. the fire was 2500 degrees or hotter. you can see what the difference there was. reporter: she has trained dogs since 1995. rampage is her 10th trained search dog. >> he has incredible drive. it's hard to stop him. he can climb incredible things. reporter: he can find what humans alone cannot. >> the dogs were very successful and what they could do. it came to the point where our dogs are getting older but the anthropologists weren't able to make identification. reporter: the reality for humans is tragic.

to these working dogs, it is a game of search. >> you put it away when you are working because you have a job to do. the dogs, that's their job. it's our job to keep the dogs up and moving. reporter: for the first line out a search and rescue scene, she had to put roots on rampages pause to protect them from the rubble. she's looking forward to being home but knows the work continues. >> i'm honored that i could be a part of this deployment. we learned a lot. there's things i will go home and add to my training. reporter: lauren martinez, abc7news. dan: making a difference. very important work. we are heading into the weekend and there's an air quality advisory for the bay area. ama: here is sandhya patel. sandhya: we will be seeing more scenes like these when you take a look at these pictures from sunset. hazy skies over the next 24

hours. you will notice the smoke in the air as the wet -- as well. air quality advisory extended through sunday as smoke through -- from all the wildfires into oregon expected to impact their air quality. moderate for both saturday and sunday. right now, good to moderate. when you look at the smoke forecast, notice the increase in the haze and smoke tomorrow morning at 10:00. into the rest of the afternoon, it disperses a bit and it will still be hazy sunday but perhaps not quite as bad. we have changes in our temperatures coming as well. i will be back with a full look at the weekend forecast, coming right up. dan: the trey lance experiment is officially over tonight for the 49ers. ama: days after he was announced as the third string quarterback, they traded him to the dallas cowboys. larry beil is here with more. larry: when the 49ers gave up three first-round picks to draft trey lance in 2021, they were

hoping he would be their quarterback for the next decade. after being demoted last week, he was traded to the dallas cowboys. broken ankle and year to cap him from really learning how to play quarterback in the nfl. he only played in one game in his final college season. he spent most of his time with the niners rehabbing. brock purdy is the starting quarterback. elevating sam darnall to the backup role. you knew that he was not going to be around much longer despite being the third overall pick. many fans are upset, they are calling kyle shanahan straight the worst draft deal day in history. the fact is, if the 49ers when the super bowl, the gamble won't matter. more coming up on the 49ers later in sports. dan: you could have access to an updated covid booster in a matter of weeks. but will you get it? the nation's top medical experts sega shot targeting newer variants will be released in

september. after a years long pandemic, some people are hesitant to get yet another vaccine. special correspondent dr. patel says you should do this -- view this booster differently. >> we have to reframe the way we are approaching these covid shots and put it into the influenza category. every season, there's a potential for people to get sick . the vaccine is likely going to be tailored to match whatever strains are circulating. dan: the new booster comes just as cases begin to increase, prompting one local hospital to reinstate a mask mandate for staff. ama: we will introduce you to a unique mental health program that's expanding. what sets it apart is who it's helping. dan: the beehive is going to swarm the south bay. the special plans

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new home. it's a unique approach to mental health. in a few short weeks, this building will offer help and hope to young people who could use a little of both. you're looking at the future home of a specialized mental health program in monterey created especially for children, teens, and their families. >> its hawaiian for family and you are trying to bring the families into the treatment and the solution. there's no child without the family. this idea then connects that idea to the family doing so much more when they are connected to the community. reporter: she's the executive director and chief mental health officer to get she's worked in child psychiatry for more than 20 years and says psychiatric illness and childhood is incredibly common. >> it affects one in four kids before they turn 18. asthma affects about one in 10 children before they turn 18. reporter: there is some

encouraging news. >> we've learned so much about how to effectively treat psychiatrically -- psychiatric illness in childhood. most of the time, we can heal it. we can be done with it. you don't need chronic therapy or medication. about three out of four times. reporter: my mouth dropped. three out of four times? that's incredible. there's a problem though. >> unfortunately, the reality is not the same as that. about one in five children with a psychiatric illness are seen by a mental health professional. so 80% never see a mental health professional in the u.s.. reporter: the program has been up and running for about five years now but is getting a new home thanks to a generous gift of more than $100 million from philanthropist roberta buffett elliott. the gift means they can do more to get in addition to traditional outpatient treatment , there's a day program.

re with significant mood and anxiety disorders. >> i suspect families from the bay area will call us clinicians feel they need a higher level of care. reporter: care that is vital for kids who need it like sawyer. they gave him and his family the tools they could use together to work through the sadness he was feeling. >> they helped me and taught me how to set boundaries with my friends. i felt like they appreciated and really helped me and my family. reporter: involving a child's family while still protecting the child's privacy accelerates treatment. essentially, treatment is better together. >> the idea is you are there for one another to make the bad stuff bearable and the good stuff better.

ama: such a wonderful program with so many opportunities for people. the grand opening ceremony for their new campus will take place on september 27. we've put together an entire list of resources for anyone dealing with mental health issues. you can find it by going to abc7news.com/takeaction. dan: that's outstanding. let's get into tonight's abc 7 advancer. a useful way we like to get you ahead on the headlines and events. this sunday, you could join a movement to prevent overdose deaths by getting trained to use narcan. one mother is on a mission to educate others about the dangers of fentanyl. she's teaming up with public health departments across the bay area, training hundreds of people to use narcan. it's a life-saving of reversing an opioid overdose. >> my son died in his dorm room

at sonoma state after taking one fentanyl laced m 30 pill. the night that we found out he died, my husband and i said, we have to be loud about this. dan: they are making a difference. san francisco is on pace for its deadliest year in the fentanyl crisis. if you would like to attend her next event, it's from noon to 1:00 at their san francisco store in laurel heights. monday anniversary of the historic march on washington. president biden and vice president harris will observe the commemoration by meeting with organizers of the 1963 gathering and relatives of martin luther king jr.. the 1963 march for jobs and freedom is considered one of the greatest civil rights and racial justice demonstrations in american history. highlighted by letter -- martin luther king's famous i have a

dream speech at the lincoln memorial. back here in the south bay, the silicon valley pride parade and festival kicks off this weekend. the celebration will take place in san jose's plaza starting at 6:00 on saturday evening. organizers anticipate about 15,000 pride goers will attend the festivities to live out proud witches this year's theme. the pride parade starts at 10:00 on sunday and will begin at the intersection of julian and market street and end downtown at the plaza. ama: wednesday, santa clara will be welcoming the queen herself. beyonce will be there for her renaissance world tool -- tour. we spoke with the mayor about what to expect upon her arrival. >> we have something very special planned. i'm going to make her mayor for the day that she will be performing in santa clara. our city is preparing a big key

to the city to present her to memorialize her visit here to santa clara, to show her how much we honor and respect her and are excited to have her there. ama: the mayor plans to decorate her gavel just in case beyonce happens to show up to the council meeting to take over as mayor. the concert is wednesday at 8:00. for all things you need to know, check abc7news.com. dan: that's awesome. i would love to see mayor beyonce with the gavel, calling the meeting to order. let's turn to the weather forecast. sandhya: it's going to be great. we are looking at an early preview of the forecast for beyonce store. the sun goes down at 7:39 but people start getting there at 4:30. it will be warm to get 90 degrees by 11:30. dropping down to 68 and clear skies. now you know. it will be a warm one to start. later in the day, it will cool

off. let's talk about sunday. silicon valley pride festival takes place tomorrow. the weather will be fantastic. it will be 65 degrees. the sun will be out in the afternoon. afternoon, mid-80's. by evening, temperature drops down to the mid-70's. let's take a look at a live picture of a gorgeous view. you can see the marine layer is starting to compress. it was 2000 feet deep as a result of this area of low pressure that continued cooling today. now it is 1700 feet deep so we are going to notice that those temperatures begin to rise over the weekend. the marine layer will mix out better than it did today. right now, fog near the coastline. here's a look at the temperatures. 50's and 60's as we look at a live picture. you can see san francisco under a blanket of fog. here's a look at the forecast headlines. low clouds, fog, drizzle in the

morning. the heat builds inland early next week. your temperatures. 50's, 60's for your early plans. drizzle to start the day. by noontime, 80's inland. as we head into the early afternoon, 80's and 90's. near the coast, it will remain mild in the 60's. i think you will need a light extra layer to get out the door. 50's and 60's as we head into the afternoon hours. short sleeve weather in the south bay. 83 in san jose. 90 degrees in gilroy. a warmer day on the peninsula as well. 76 and ms. -- san mateo. 72 degrees. breezy near the coast. some fog near daly city. hazy sun upper 80's from santa rosa to sonoma. 76 in oakland. 80 in newark.

it will be warm and hazy. 94 in fairfield. hazy and warmer both days. mid-90's and lynn mid-60's coast. into the new workweek, temperatures will begin to come up. triple digits inland. 70's coast side and the heat eases as we head i (smelling) ew. gotta get rid of this. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks.

♪have you tried downy rinse and refresh♪ it helps remove odors 3x better than detergent alone. it worked guys! ♪yeahhhh♪ downy rinse and refresh. dan: bronny james has a congenital heart defect which likely caused him to collapse last month during the workout. the spokesperson says the defect can be treated and james is expected to make a full recovery including a return to playing basketball. return to the court for the trojans. it's estimated 1% of babies born each year have a congenital heart defect. dan: the 49ers made a big trade.

ama: larry beil is here with sports. larry: the 49ers gave up on trey lance. dealing him to dallas after he was demoted to third string. how does a tonight with brock at how does a tonight with brock at the are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. larry: good evening. the 49ers gave up a ton to get trey lance in the 2021 draft but

they traded him for pennies on the dollar. he goes to dallas for a fourth round pick. injuries preventing him from developing into the quarterback the niners were hoping for. there was no opportunity for him to get wraps so he's off to big d. 49ers hosting the chargers. brock purdy connecting with brandon aiyuk. nice move on the wide receiver. down inside the five and the drive would stall. still no nick bosa who was holding out. no release on that play. let's go to the second drive for party. nice slant. in stride for a first down. five of 9, 73 yards in the air. nobody open. sees the hole in the defense and takes it in for the score. they have both kickers hurt so extra points were an adventure to put it mildly. san donald comes in. tight rope in the back of the

end zone. chargers won the game but the focus after the game was on trey lance. >> we told him that he wasn't in. i would like to keep them here is a three. we want to do what's good for him. we will see how this plays out. he told us that he would like another opportunity to go somewhere where he had the chance. we thought we sought -- we had some good deals for him. there's a number of teams involved. it was better than we anticipated and it clears up a lot of money and allows a better situation for him. larry: braves and giants all dressed up on a friday night. michael harris the second takes logan webb deep. this is almost to the cove. not quite to the water. matt olson doubling to the gap here. harris scores. web goes five and a third innings. that's all spencer strider whitney. he struck out nine.

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a food culture that's virtually unknown. announcer: but first, celebrating love and community at oakland's pridefest. sean sullivan: the energy at pridefest is just like pouring out into the streets. you feel such a great sense of community. like, everybody feels the joy, the excitement, and it continues to build throughout the weekend. i would say the appeal of oakland is its diversity, inclusivity. everybody feels welcome here in oakland. pridefest is important to oakland 'cause it's just one more reason that really celebrates our diversity, our really social justice movement that we've been known for for so many years. pridefest oakland also amplifies the lgbt community of oakland. they're so proud that they no longer need to go and cross a bridge to go have a good time.

pridefest is completely different than any other pride i've been to. it feels like a local hometown kind of pride, you know. something for everybody. it's just a time to celebrate how far we've come, but then also reflect on how much there is to go. peter: well, pridefest takes place september 10th. it's really the lgbtq+ celebration of pride here in oakland, california. and it draws people from the bay area and all up and down the state of california. we'll have a parade, as you traditionally have. ours is gonnstart at frank ogawa plaza right in front of city hall, and the parade's gonna go down and end by a festival. the festival will have local vendors. we'll have music, we'll have a celebration that's unique only to the town. what's also amazing about that, it's so easy to get to this festival. you can get here by ferry, a great airport,

bart, or drive in. well, it was my honor to found pridefest a couple of years ago during the pandemic when other celebrations weren't happening, of how we could pull our community together in a safe way, and in a very celebratory way. and it's given a sense of pride to the town, not just to the lgbt community, to have this top-rated talent in the middle of our downtown celebrating our lgbtq queer community. that's what pridefest is about, about celebrating the beautiful community that we have here in oakland. each year, our team selects... fern stroud: well, i've been a part of prides for a long time, and it's important to provide a space and an environment for people to simply love, and to love without restriction, and without ridicule-- a place for you to just be. and that's what pridefest, and oakland pride, and all of these pride organizations try to allow us just that day,