officials back off on their plans. good afternoon. kristen: today is international overdose awareness day. the opioid crisis is difficult to escape from the news to the streets to local government, it is everywhere. if it appears to have no end in sight. since 1999, more than one million people in the u.s. have died from drug overdoses. last year, nearly 108,000 americans died twice the number of 2015. larry: 11,000 deaths were in california and the majority of overdoses caused by specifically fentanyl. kristen: in san francisco, a group of nonprofit workers is going rogue today opening a pop up safe injection site. larry: you have been covering this story for quite some time now. >> yeah, it is a call to action by these activists who say it is

taking too long for the city to establish safe consumption sites in sanford disco. today, saying enough is enough as the city stares down what is potentially the deadliest year yet in the truck overdose crisis. in the heart of the tenderloin district, a drug overdoses reversed, right this group is here setting up this pop up safe consumption site, a place for people to use drugs with summit nearby in case of an overdose. >> we are not putting anyone at risk, and coding ourselves. >> he is battling addiction to fentanyl and says it is a relief. >> do you have to move everything around? >> yeah. >> we just keep going. and feel safe. we are safe. the public is say. >> what we are doing today is we are showing how simple it can be to save lives. >> she is the executive director of a local nonprofit working with people on the streets, one

of a handful of activists who took the day off of work. >> it is important that when we do something unsanctioned that it does not below back on our organizations -- blow back on our organizations. >> they have been trying to set up safe sites, citing concerns, legal, but they have describe support for new york model, where a nonprofit is funding an operating three nights. >> this is not scary, nefarious. >> she is one of the local leaders who visited new york early this year to learn about the sites in the hopes of bringing them here. >> it is watching people to make sure they don't die. >> safe consumption sites are connecting people to treatment and housing, as well as handing out clean needles and other harm reduction supplies. >> we have different needles for people to choose from. we have sterile water to used to

inject with, nor can, which saves -- narcan, which saves lives. >> thank you. >> it is nice to have the resources available. that makes for maybe safer, cleaner usage, or whatever, and of course, getting a bite to eat and some water. i am so thirsty, so glad. >> i hope this is not temporary. it would be nice if this place would pop back up again but i don't know what it would take. >> as for how long this pop up site will be around when they say the plan is to keep it going until the city establishes proper sites. of course there is always the possibility that law enforcement steps in and it could end sooner. larry: thank you. although fentanyl overdoses can be reversed, parents with fentanyl victims want to remind all of us about the dangers of this drug. our reporter

parents in san jose who say awareness is the key to saving lives. >> i don't want to meet another parent who lost her child because their child was not educated. >> overcome with emotion says parents remember their children before they died of a fentanyl overdose. one of them, her son died on thanksgiving weekend after taking what he thought was annexed from a friend -- was a pill from a friend. >> he was not there. he had no clue what happened. the deputy, i believe found the drug in his pocket. holding a portrait of her son, she remembers him as a fun and caring man and says her son did not know the drug he took was laced with fentanyl. >> it did not make sense to me. it is a drug, you would have to take a bottle of it for anything like this to happen. the santa clarita supervisor gathered parents and leaders to spread awareness about the

dangers of fentanyl in the county health department says overdose death tripled from 2018 to 2022 and say most are young adults. >> we have to get smarter and more strategic in terms of how we are addressing it. we cannot give up because we are losing the lives of children in our community. >> dr. masella -- michelle jordan says she finds fentanyl mixed with other drugs on a regular basis. >> the vast majority of fentanyl overdoses in santa clara county involve another drug, along with fentanyl. >> dealers often don't know the chemistry for making drugs and mixing in fentanyl is a way to make drugs more potent. the problem, it makes one dose deadly. >> he got a bad pill, something i had not heard of, and the more i learned the angrier i got because i have not heard it. how could this be out there? >> they want parents to know the

dangers of street drug use and to know the dangers. >> i had know>> knowledge if he knew the risk or what was in that pill but i know he did not want to die that i know. kristen: the white house today announced a $450 million investment to address the opioid epidemic. the money will go to overdose prevention, treating addiction and increasing efforts to disrupt the supply of opioids. larry: the weather and the poor air quality continues but improvement is on the way in our sinuses, cannot wait for that to get here. kristen: let's check in with sandhya patel. sandhya: we can't wait to breathe easier. let's look at a live picture now from our oakland airport camera. it is difficult not to notice how hazy it is. as we look at the air quality, the worst is to the north, red,

unhealthy near the fires in northern california and the oregon border where were seeing bad air. ukiah is unhealthy but most of the bay area is good. to moderate. excuse me. that smoke will forecast we show you a shift in the smoke pushing east as the sea breeze strengthens, and that is just a matter of hours away. tomorrow is a better air quality. i would look at the holiday we can forecast coming up. larry: family and friends of a man shot and killed by a vallejo police officer are furious. the officer is getting his job back. the man was killed by the officer in 2020 and police were responding to a looting call at walgreens and had made previous arrests there. this was one week after the murder of george floyd. our reporter explains how family and friends are planning now to take action. >> this city has allowed for

un-harmed civilians, black and brown men but to be killed inhumanely. >> the loved ones that the man said the community needs to do something. >> it is not just about him, but everyone and justice. >> the vallejo police officer killed in june 2, 2020 by shooting to the windchill of an unmarked police vehicle from the backseat. his attorney tells us that his termination was overturned in arbitration along with all obligations to his use of force. he was reinstated with a reprimand for failing to timely activate his camera and received back pay and benefits. >> the news was devastating and frustrating. >> now the monetarism family, attorneys and advocates are calling on the community to stand together. >> we overruled that decision. we decided as a community the decision cannot stand. >> they plan to speak out the city council meeting on september 12. >> were calling on the community to pack the room to demand heat not get his job back, do not be

reinstated, and also demanding the release of the report. >> one attorney says he setting aside his on money and starting a crowdfunding campaign to raise money for a private security force. >> we will identify the location he has been assigned to police and police the community from him. >> they are calling on the california attorney general to take action. the attorney general's office has had the case for more than two years. >> we tell him his time is up. >> yesterday he released a statement in response to the reinstatement of the officer. "our review in this case is ongoing. we owe it to the family and community to concert cases involving the loss of human life are done right and supported by a thorough, fair and conference of investigation." community advocates, the family, and friends hope that justice system will reconsider the reinstatement. >> we want to make sure he is the last impacted family and this is nothing like this will

happen any family again. kristen: san take action it hopes will put the brakes on sideshows. today, the mayor called on social media platforms to work with the san jose police department and institute harsher penalties for those who post content related to sideshows. the mayor says the post can attract hundreds of people in minutes. >> these dangerous and illegal infants are fueled by social media -- events are fueled by social media, consumed and attended primarily for the purpose of generating content to get likes and build a social media following. kristen: he is calling on platforms to suspend the accounts of people who post sideshow material 30 days and to suspend them and definitely if they continue to promote it and also encourage the public to report what they see on line, saying they cannot stop it if they cannot find it. larry: launching the newest

phase of the campaign designed to stop sexual harassment on public transit, including change, an advertising campaign, stories of courage and also more trains added to the schedule on nights and weekends starting september 7 -- 11, to reduce wait times with fewer cars to reduce isolated spaces, something passengers say makes them feel vulnerable. organizers say phase two of the campaign will also include some new bystander intervention cards developed by members of the foundation. >> one says, i got you. it says, do you need someone to stand with you right now? this is for someone, a bystander, witnessing a harm or act. the others says, you got me? this is for someone who is experiencing violence and sexual harassment, to ask discreetly for support. larry: the cards are available for pickup at each station agent

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for covid test kits. larry: those are difficult to find in stores that sold out. our reporter has information where you can go to find those tests. >> it is better to be prepared. >> mary has home covid tests on her shopping list, but she can't find them. >> i went to costco and then came here to the cvs hoping to get some and they've not had any since early august they told me. >> several pharmacy chains and the county are sold out of tests and employees telling customers to check back later. online, we found walgreens stores showing test kits not available or in limited stock. at stores in san francisco and the east bay. >> we are seeing more transmission, more cases, more demand for test. >> he says a summer increase in cases is likely fueling demand along with students going back to school. those test kits may be in short supply going into the fall season.

walgreens telling abc7news we are seeing greater demand in this category nationwide which may cause temporary and isolated shortages and we continue to restock stores as quickly as possible to meet customer demand. >> i am wearing a mask inside again and i want tests available. i'm traveling on monday, so i wanted to get some test. >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10. >> this store got a fresh shipment and we found kits available on amazon to some with overnight shipping. >> if you need to get tested right away, call your doctor. >> the other option is to call your health care provider. they have test kits. kristen: during a white house briefing today on covid, the new head for the cdc was asked about the spike in cases in the emerging variant she seemed confident the u.s. is prepared.

>> our tests can pick up this lineage and our treatments will work against it. what we still need to learn more about is exactly how a vaccine, the vaccine coming out might perform in terms of effectiveness at preventing severe illness. kristen: when asked about the return of the pandemic measures like mask mandates, there was no clear answer. , instead she pointed to -- instead, she pointed to the new vaccine and increased immunity among adults. larry: a fused face is familiar with warriors fans today stressing the importance of reading at the school. former warriors and members of the broadcasting revealed the renovated library as part of, to achieve as an initiative between the warriors and ross stores to improve reading proficiency and fight summer learning loss among bay area elementary school kids. >> it is about finding something you really enjoy, a subject you are interested in.

you can read about anything. i did not have to report my sister was reading about i could find something i'd like, so it is super important. larry: the students got treated to a, along with a former warriors basketball player, part of the basketball team, and someone who does rod because on the radio talking about a book -- there is a whole series and they are fantastic and they love it. kristen:kristen: the message of loving yourself. larry: yes. yes. kristen: and what size and shape you come in. larry: yes. yes. kristen: the challenge is there is more pollution too. larry: you. me. sandhya patel and everybody else. if you could see the air, that is not good. sandhya: no kidding. burning eyes, scratchy throat may be some symptoms but i have

great news for you. we will see an improvement in air quality. this is a live picture. not improved. it is a hazy view from our camera smoke choking the bay area. air quality advisory remains up-to-date due to the smoke from wildfires in northern california and the oregon wildfires as well. i want to show you what will happen with that smoke. it continues to come down but gets pushed to the east later tonight into tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon, evening, even though it tries to come into the north bay, not much will make it into our region so air quality will get better. we have a cold front coming in increasing cloud cover but also the winds, which will help to poor step away from us. the pacific northwest is getting rain out of the system. for us, a cooler air mass and window maker than anything else and hopefully pushing that smoke

out. double digit drop today put 26° cooler in napa. down 18° compared to 24 hours ago in san jose. 25 miles per hour onshore breeze in san francisco, gusting to 23 towards the livermore area and winds remained gusty, especially the coastline. 5:00, 40 mile-per-hour wind. 7:00, still breezy in the wind will ramp up tomorrow afternoon and evening as well. your live picture from our santa cruz camera shows you the marine layer in the hazy skies. 63 san francisco. 73 mountain view. warmest thoughts like livermore barely made it to 90. 76 palo alto and san jose. live view from oakland airport, hazy looking towards the city. low 80's. santa rosa. napa 70. 84 fairfield. a far cry from the triple digits yesterday. 77 concord. 78 livermore.

there is hope from our camera seeing some blue. air quality improves tonight. chances sprinkled friday. cloudy, gusty and cooler and a minor warming trend for the holiday weekend. tomorrow morning, we start with drizzle. throughout the day, as the trough deepens, we could see a sprinkler shower, really isolated, and this carries over into saturday. morning temperatures, 50's and 60's, watch out for slippery roadways due to the drizzle tomorrow afternoon. it is cooler than today. most in the 60's to 70's. breezy inland. wendi coast side. not much sunshine. the forecast, temperatures slowly recover for the holiday weekend, warmer labor day, upper 80's inland, mid 60's coast, and the warming continues next week. kristen: all right. see? summer ison the server. thank you. [laughter] larry will appreciate that. sandhya: sure.

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she says she struggled to find activities for her five-year-old who is nonverbal and on the spectrum. >> the last movie he went to he was two years old and he could not set and he was loud because he vocal everyone so we had to leave. she learned about sensory-friending screenings and took this video of him singing and moving freely throughout the theater during the little mermaid and it went viral on tiktok. >> he is nonverbal so that means he would not have a conversation with us, but for days after the movie theater, he was singing under the sea. that let me know he enjoyed it. >> for them, the transformational impact of sensory-from the thumbs is about more than accommodations, it is about inclusion. >> it is important because our children deserve to be included. >> amc offers the screenings twice a month and many other chains offer similar experiences , just check the listings near you. larry: getting an early

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♪ announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. larry: labor day already here for many people and the roads are already busy. tomorrow is expected to be busy busy day at the airport, expected to be the third is he is holiday weekend of the year. our reporter has a look at your weekend travel. >> the dog days of summer are almost over but according to the transportation safety administration, it has been the busiest summer for air travel on record. the tsa expects to screen 14 million passengers over the labor day holiday weekend, up almost 11% from last year, with the busiest day expected tomorrow. tampa international among other major florida airports open after shuttering due to hurricane idalia, a warning for travelers, facing possible weather delays, but if you're

heading to your destination by car on the pack your patients as traffic is expected to be at its worst today. aaa says driving is the preferred method of transportation the labor day weekend and average gas prices are sitting around $3.82 per gallon across the country. >> i just left the gas station because the prices are $3.99. >> despite the sticker shock, prices appearing to level off since last year. aaa says the busiest time to travel for the holiday is today, friday between 11:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m., you're likely also hit heavy traffic and experts advising if you want to avoid the logjam of the best time to travel is before 7:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m., while others are just choosing to stay put. >> i don't go anywhere so i will be safe. >> if you're choosing to flight this weekend, tsa predicts tomorrow and monday will be the busiest days. larry: now here in the bay area

with the worst times will be tomorrow afternoon and monday to hit the road. gas prices no surprise rising aaa says prices across california have jumped $.40 from month ago, the average cost per gallon nationwide is $3.82, in california, much higher in dollars $.29 a gallon, the most expensive destined bay area, napa $5.41 a gallon, up eight cents a gallon. kriste y can face a traffic mass -- message driving to the eastayid not come a caltrans shutting down westbound 80 four repaving at 10:00 p.m. our reporter has the details about this weakens closure. -- this weekend's closure. >> caltrans is closing westbound 80 between vallejo and state route four and hercules started thursday 9:00 p.m. to tuesday at 5:00 p.m. >> the detours out of the area in sacrament of, we won't have

you come in the bay area to take i-5 all the way down and if you're going to oakland, san francisco, 24 or 580. for locals in the bay area of the freeway will be closed at highway 780 and vallejo, so the detour is 783 valeo to 680 than heading westbound on 680, you can come back over across highway four or the 24 down. >> this caltrans spokesperson says they will be replacing asphalt and concrete over a three mile stretch for ultimately a smoother drive, while labor day traffic can be a nightmare, he says this is a good time for them to do the road work because traffic is lighter in the bay area. >> so it is an opportunity to take that traffic being lower and get this work done. what were hoping to do is reduce the amount of trips because if traffic did not reduce, we would be looking at 200,000 trips we would be detouring along those

detours i mentioned. >> this is part of a series of 80 closures. the project will finish in the fall 2023 instead of the summer 2024. kristen: i weekend plan on getting there early. here is a live look from the oakland international airport camera. it estimates it will see 88% of the traffic level of 2019 pre-pandemic, while san francisco international predict levels will be 93% of what they saw during labor day 2019. the san jose international airport expects to mode to be the busiest day of the holiday weekend. larry: coming up, a bowl of soup that was set you back big bucks. and i'm of the hairstyl breaking a world record. that is next.

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at 4:00. this is interesting. joe montana is widely regarded as one of the best quarterbacks in history, right? who does he think is best. he said dan marino. i love this. archrival for the day. the best quarterback ever despite never winning the super bowl. joe montana said he put up more passing numbers in a time where water backs did not pass as much. those two battled and i love he is saying he is the best. larry: that is interesting. he is wrong. [laughter] tom brady wins this. look, dan marino, as you mentioned, did not win the super bowl. joe was undefeated. tom brady is not undefeated but has won more than any other quarterback so i'm going with tom brady with all due respect to joe montana. >> that is the standard, like golf, the majors of the standard. larry: exactly.

>> the greatest golfers of all time. super bowl victories and appearances are the same. larry: he is right. now everybody can throw for 3000 to 4000 yards. back then, it was extremely rare in the passing game has evolved. a tennessee woman says she kept the same hairstyle for more than 30 years. now she owns the guinness world record for the longest mullet. she says the last time she cut the back of her hair was 1990. look how long it is. we are talking 33 years ago. the mullet is five feet eight inches long and she says she kept it braided because her hair is longer than she is tall. that is quite the commitment. >> is that a mullet? that is a must a ponytail. >> wow. >> how does she maintain that? i mean, washing her hair, people stepping on her hair. >> how much is she spending on conditioner? >> oh my god, half a bottle, or

a bottle. >> right? larry: how long would it take you to wash your hair? five feet eight inches of hair. >> i don't know. it seems like the hassle factor, it is amazing she can put up with that because clearly it is something you think about every day. >> yeah, but hey, she is in the guinness book of world records. larry: commitment has paid off. >> one country i out an expensive version of acer. a restaurant in vietnam is serving pho that has been slow-cooked for 48 hours with beef and shaved truffles and top with an edible gold leaf, $170. the chef says it lingers on the taste buds and in the memory. you guys, i'm not sure about that, but i know in san mateo, i think there is a $90 version. i want to say it has either a

gigantic lobster or some gold things as well. it's all for the grand prize. >> i would love to try it, but how much can i save if we leave the gold leaf part of? [laughter] >> it does not get as many like. >> that is the key. don't call it pho. >> who does? [laughter] >> a lot of people do. >> it is delicious. >> how do you digest the gold flakes? now to that family-under restaurant in one north beach neighborhood. it is a family-on restaurant in the heart of north beach, known for its fresh fish and pasta. >> yeah. >> good stuff. joining us now is someone from mona lisa in north beach. i can't wait to dive in. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> can i show this amazingness?

>> go ahead. >> i know you have amazing attain dishes. talk to us about what we are seeing. >> that is are rezoned to -- scampi. to us, mediterraneans, the difference between lobster and shrimp is special, light, buttery, amazing. >> this is also amazing looking. it is a fish. it is a whole fish, i think? >> yeah. that is -- >> what kind of fish? >> a mediterranean seabass. she was excited because the fish head was staring back at her. [laughter] >> i will have to dive in. >> that is something i don't want. >> this is a family-on restaurant that has been in the family. tell us how long it goes back and who comes up with these amazing recipes? >> we have a phenomenal chef who

is amazing. my parents have been in the business 40 plus years, so i went off to college, they put me through college, and i could not wait to get back to the restaurant business. it has been open about one year, so we are new to the neighborhood. >> interesting. you should jump in here. >> yeah. >> she is a sauce connoisseur. [laughter] >> that is true. >> she tasted one bite. i will let you describe. >> it is amazing. the sauce is rich and flavorful. [laughter] >> i'd love to. >> thank you. that is our five-cheese cream sauce. >> delicious. what is the right way to eat a fish head? >> usually we dispose of that, but you can go ahead. [laughter] >> wow. give her the disposable part, yes. [laughter] what is your favorite? i mean, this is incredible.

i'm deliberately not diving into it now because i will run upstairs and dive in. [laughter] what is your favorite item on the menu, because the menu is fantastic. >> yeah, one of my favorite items is the one you held up. i got that recipe from my grandmother. we would hand wrote it day in and day out and i would eat it every night if i had the chance. >> the presentation is like a work of art. that is not easy to do, to be consistent that way? >> no, it is not, but we have a great staff in the kitchen that always pull through. >> ooh, the scallops and the price -- -- rice. >> baby scallops. >> how is business? we are post-pandemic but a lot of businesses are struggling. are you getting a lot of foot traffic? >> you know what, we see foot traffic come and go. it is not as busy as we would like it to be but we are

optimistic things will be better . hopefully next summer will be more busy. >> totally. when people come in, is it about the amazing food, or do you create a special expense that is more than the food? >> yeah, we are more upscale. the other money lisa is pizza/pasta. we have -- mona lisa pizza/pasta. we have a wine menu, homemade desserts. everything is homemade. cocktails, a full bar, which is something they don't have. >> ok. >> fantastic. >> amazing. >> amazing. where do you get the fish? where are you sourcing this from? >> local, local seafood. >> really? >> we like to keep what we get daily, use it, and the next day, we get a new order, five pounds of clams, and other items, so we go through it.

>> so you>> build the dish around what is fresh, right? this is so good. how do you keep reinventing? it is so competitive in the restaurant business. how do you stand out? >> we, that is a tough question. we will sit down with the chef and talk about things this might work, so if it's a special you are like, ok, let's put it on the menu. >> it is basically always trying to innovate, right, trying to bring something new to your customers? >> being different is the biggest thing because everybody has something, but not everybody has fresh homemade pasta made with love. >> i have to tell you, whenever you and your chef whatever you're coming up with, it is working. >> yeah. mona lisa. >> mona lisa in north beach. thank you for joining us. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough.

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