this declaration will allow us to serve the city and its residents better. >> right now. a monkeypox health emergency declared in san francisco. the impact health leaders say you will start to see across the city in a matter of days and the latest on the surge in cases. a long-lost photo album full of bay area history is found. the action one person is taking to return it to its rightful owner . and a weekend weather outlook. meteorologist rob mayeda is breaking down the outlook.

this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> apple tv. taking it back home for you. good morning to you on this friday. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's start with the weekend. maybe it's already here for some of us. >> we have some interesting weather coming. if you're heading out on the morning commute, they have a drizzle storm in san francisco. 56 degrees and enough to get the golden gate bridge a little slippery this morning. mike will be watching that closely. drizzle this morning and at lunchtime the skies were clear inland and temperatures climb into the 70s and mid inland. 78 in san jose. mid-60s around san francisco and coming up will talk about isolated shower's lurking by sunday. we are on drizzle watch for the other bridge into san francisco come with the bay bridge.

you see the missed from emeryville and it could be some damp roadways. it's not a major concern. chp is not concerned but i want to make my body easier so use caution. there could be slick conditions because during the dry season there could be some grease and a little bit of missed could create a slippery layer. the smooth flow of traffic around the bay. a smooth drive in the south bay and niles canyon, overnight closure in the could be an issue in the north bay. i'm checking on a crash perhaps in vallejo. we start with breaking news . moving you forward on covid booster shots. the white house confirms an updated booster shot will arrive in september. pfizer and moderna said they expect to have them ready. it's not clear if the new shot will supersede the second booster shot approved for people over 50 or if all three boosters will provide full protection. the new version is expected to perform better against the current ba.5 sub variant.

right now there is no exact release date. san francisco declared a state of emergency response to the monkeypox outbreak. one of the first major u.s. cities to make the declaration and with 281 confirmed cases there's a higher amount than most states. >> monkeypox is not spread as easily as covid and he won't get it without prolonged skin to skin contact with someone who is already infected but as cheryl hurd reports, concerns and sentences go are running high. >> we are at a very scary place and we don't want to be ignored by the federal government in our need. >> reporter: mayor london breed sounding the alarm declaring a local emergency for the monkeypox vaccine. the san francisco director of health. >> this declaration will allow us to serve the city and its residents better.

>> reporter: the declaration begins monday and allows the city to prepare and allocate resources to prevent the spread of the virus. california has 800 monkeypox cases on the books. san francisco has 261, outnumbering all other cities in the state. >> if there were any other community that was disproportionately impacted by it monkeypox the way the gay committee has been impacted, this whole country would be up in arms . so let's not treat this community different then we would anyone else. >> it's really tough to be in the lgbtq a community and ask for a vaccine to say, hey, i want a monkeypox one. you're essentially coming up a lot of people want to be more discreet about it. >> reporter: the biden administration dancing within 780,000 doses of vaccine will be available friday. but it's not known who will get them and how many. so far san francisco has 12,000 doses and needs 70,000. the city has clinics ready to

distribute the shots but officials don't know when they will arrive. >> even though no one has died of monkeypox in san francisco come it is causing severe suffering and pain for many individuals. >> reporter: the virus is not a gay disease nor is it a . however it began circulating in the u.s. among men having sex with men. state senator scott weiner says people should know this virus is in the lgbt community but affects everyone. >> once again, gay men are getting attacked and demonized and blamed as we get sick and that we can never tolerate. >> reporter: state senator scott weiner said he will be working with the federal government to push for more vaccines. health officials here say they have no idea when a supply will come in. the bottom line is they say they need it now. cheryl hurd, today in the bay

san jose mayor sam liccardo is once again experiencing covid systems and has deposited after feeling sick late yesterday afternoon. this is the second recent positive test after getting infected in may. in a tweet he said in part, symptoms are minor with intermittent grumpiness. my apologies to anyone i may have exposed in recent hours or days. this morning there is a mystery surrounding a piece of bay area history. a woman trying to find the owner of a long-lost photo album that dates back nearly 150 years. as ian cull reports, how her family got the photos is as intriguing as thri foster's she a time capsule. the photos inside were all shot in the 1860s and '70s decades before the 1906 earthquake that destroyed much of san francisco.

>> this book, one thing leads to another to another to another and it's mind-boggling. >> reporter: she lives in chico but grew up in the bay area. most of the pictures were taken by a woman san francisco and oakland photographer at the time picked this one came from the dunham's new photo parlors and shows sharply dressed women and men with hairstylist and beards of the period, but she doesn't know who they are. >> been fiddling with this for about 20 years off and on. it's a bucket list wish that we find out who it belongs to >> reporter: to add to the mystery, the book was stolen. foster's father worked for police in the east bay and nabbed a burglary suspect in the '60s who had the album in his trunk no one claimed that after the trial so he kept it. >> i would not let him fill it at a yard sale because of a blonde with the family. or at least a museum. actually has a little bit of color in it.

>> reporter: lori and i found a few answers after two is a research but the name engraved on the album is wr h atoms and we found old papers that claim he was the executor of adolph sutro's will as in the sutro heights and the former mayor of san francisco adolph sutro and it was apparently a gift to adamson but it's not of one family come up but all different people. >> on the back of it in gold is written, christmas, 1876. the one >> reporter: the one she could identify is there arthur edward kennedy, the governor of hong kong and western australia at the time. >> if you go back, the people that he knew somewhere comments all intertwined. >> reporter: request has led to more questions. perhaps it was a gift passed down through generations. foster just wants to find the family with answers to this long-lost mystery album. ian cull , today in the bay.

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good friday morning to you. walnut creek waking up to low clouds and temperatures climbing into the mid-80s. looking at the golden gate

bridge. he talked about that drizzle storm. it could be an issue. slicker roadways. not unofficially rain but a possibility of a loss of traction. let's check in with contessa. good morning everyone. i'm contessa brewer from cnbc. we are green across the board. dow futures heading higher. the s&p and nasdaq following suit posted by positive earnings from apple and amazon. the markets rallied for a second straight day as investors look past recession worries even though the data shows the u.s. economy contracted for a second quarter in a row this spring. the dow is up 2% this week by the s&p 500 and the as nasdaq are up 3% all three set for the best month of the year. to date we're watching for reports on employment costs and inflation, personal income and spending and consumer sentiment. and we got earnings from chevron and exxon.

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good friday morning. we do see some areas of drizzle as you wake up around san francisco. 56 degrees with lots of clouds and drizzle closer to the tri- valley. not as much in san francisco on 580 in dublin. 63 and san jose and mild. through late morning we see those low clouds retreat back to the coastline and stay around the central be into the afternoon. temperatures won't change much. in the 60s from san francisco

through oakland. upper 70s and low 80s. fairfield and morgan hill should see temperatures in the upper 80s. we don't have a smoke advisory today as the seabreeze is helping us. it's not just the seabreeze but the fact that the oak fire has decreased inactivity compared to earlier this week. what is on the increase is the humidity. you will notice that this weekend. it will feel buggy. areas of green showing that mid- level moisture which may combined with a system to the west that could bring a slight chance for showers this weekend. i don't think we will see much on saturday but look at sunday. areas of green showing a possible isolated shower along with cloudy skies mixed with sunshine on sunday. a better chance right here monday morning. this is typically the driest time of year and we could see a few showers passing by once we get out of the weekend. san francisco temperatures in

the mid 60s. the good news is there's no sign of any heat in the forecast. trending a little cooler though the humidity will come up as we head into the weekend. looking toward oakland where we have a report of some wood in the middle of the freeway northbound 880 around 98. haven't seen a disturbance but the issue has cleared from the chp report. not far from the b.a.r.t. station. b.a.r.t. did rule that you must wear a mask if you're taking b.a.r.t.. that is reinstated from a brief break. keep that in mind if you take the rails which are not delayed right now. no major issues so far. this weekend there will be a track and thus bridge between south hayward and union city. that will add some time for that stretch on the nimitz. 84 come a little bit of time as you use mission and 680 and niles canyon is closed for road

work. just building on the altimont . with the recent overturning of roe v wade, california governor gavin newsom about the golden state will continue to protect women who decide to have an abortion. some lawmakers make opposed to protections for college students. a law will allow all qc and cal state campus is to provide abortion pills to students joining us now to talk more about the bill is the author this morning, senator connie leyva. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> senator, you authored this bill in 2019. who knew it would be so timely now with the overturning of roe v wade. >> we did not know that. we knew it was something that was needed at the time but we had no idea we would be in this situation in california and the united states so it is extremely timely. >> why was it so important for you to work on this? >> you know, as a 54-year-old

woman at the time, i felt our rights are being eroded. i did not think that women had as much access as they should have. just because you have a right, if you don't have access, is it really a right? and we had students come to us from uc, berkeley who wanted to know if we would be willing to author a bill that would allow medicated abortion on all uc campuses and it seems like the right thing to do. >> the pills are available to students starting january 1st. will the cost be covered by the uc system will students have to pay out-of-pocket? >> some students would have to pay out-of-pocket's but it would be $60-$60 ticket would not be cost prohibitive if they went somewhere else and it has been a special fund set up. things have changed also. when we did this bill we made sure there was a special fund set up so that would be no tax payer dollars going towards this. but now we have a governor who believes that women should always have access to abortion and so public dollars are being

used but in this case there is a private fund set up >> this is interesting. according to the reproductive health report by ucsf within 6000 students will seek medication abortions on you see and cal state campuses every year. this bill will help others who are potentially coming to the state of california or who live here who are seeking abortions at clinics. >> yes. we think what will happen now is that women, students come access to medicated abortion on campus. this will free up appointments, slots if you will, at other clinics up and down the state. i know that a plan parent clinic visited in san bernardino said they'd seen an uptick one week after roe v. wade have been overturned of 900% of people seeking services. >> it is important to note many antiabortion groups including california family council oppose the requirement picking

a statement the council side, quote, you don't have to be pro- life to recognize sb 24 is bad for colleges and dangerous for students. if you want to see the full interview, watch it on roku, amazon fire come apple tv. download the nbc bay area streaming app. you can find it under the must- see playlist. helping you make it in the bay. next on today in the bay, the newly approved housing plan one city just approved. and happening now, mendocino county authorities are hoping to reconnect a concerned mother with her until he challenged daughter who they say was seen this week in san francisco. surveillance images so 27 he wrote cassandra mckee inside a store on wednesday. mother said she struggles with schizophrenia and has been homeless at times after leaving her ukiah home in early june. she reportedly told her mother she feared someone was trying to kill her. san francisco police are assisting deties that ma puc puc

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new affordable housing options are one step closer for families thanks to a high-rise approved in the heart of san francisco. the new tower was set on property adjacent to the transbay transit center in the financial district and will add nearly 700 housing units come half of which are below market and much of west our family specific. the same developer that built salesforce tower is behind the project. planners approved it and will now go on to supervisors. construction may start as soon as next fall. california's housing crisis is the focus of our investigative serous, overpriced. overwhelmed.

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>> right now at 5:00. san francisco leaders declaring a local emergency over monkeypox. in my report on the changes you can expect in a matter of days . masking backtrack. if you're writing b.a.r.t., have your mask with you. it is once again required. the reason for the sudden about- face. and president biden downplaying concerns over a possible recession . why some wonder if the latest move is purely political. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online . good morning to you on this friday. i'm marcus washington. >> it's friday and i'm laura garcia. let's get a road with mike in a bit. it's friday so hopefully not as crowded. and let's talk about that forecast. >> the weather will is affecting the roots, especially on the peninsula and san francisco. drizzle falling over downtown san