>> from the cbs studios, this s kpix this. >> right now, businesses in downtown oakland are struggling to make ends after covid. now, things are made more difficult by violence. > >> monkeypox cases continue to climb and they are trying to get get the vaccine. what could the new federal declaration the worry love? > >> music and food go along with road closures. outside lanes is back in services go. good morning everybody. thank you for for watching. we are getting off

off to a great start. it is sunday, august 7. let's check in in the forecast. hello darren. >> nice to have you with us on a a weekend morning. we are starting out great today. cloude taken over the entire part of te bay. they are stretching far in. it will be very much like saturday morning was. if you were an early riser, the sky will look the same. we are all g up to this elevation. we are not not dealing with fog on the road. look at these reporting stations across the bay, we have we have low clouds. we are in the low to mid 60s. daytime highs will be identical to yesterday. it will be in the low low to mid 80s. it is cooler than average for inland. you cak out your spot on here. i will be be back with more detail in a few minutes. back to you. >

>> the police are trying to check down suspects in two separate shootings in downtown oakland early saturday. first, just after midnight near 14th and webster, the second was around 3:00 am your 70 that broadway. four people were shote died. another is a great condition. the shootings happened near several clubs and restaurants, busy areas. businesses in the area tell us the violence is what is keeping customers away. > >> many business owners are deag with gun violence. >> i have seen a major dramatic drop. 75%, almost 80%, businesses have dropped. >> reporter: this nightclub business has taken a dive compared to a few years ago. >> this is a 2400 square foot b.

>> reporter: oscar edwards of the downtown club which has a rt on the second floor. they were t hard by the pandemic. >> when you add violence, that makes everybody not want to go out. >> reporter: he believes the two two shootings will prevent more customers from returning to downtown businesses. >> we will see a decrease in weeks to come. nobody wants to lose their life. >> reporter: a shooting deadly injured a man on webster street around 12:15 a.m. a exchange of gunfire broke out between a victim and a thief. three hours later, a drive-by shooting killed one man and injured two others on broadway. even though they are a few blocks apart, the the two shootings are not conne. not connected. >> one shooting took place in front of four of my venues. >> reporter: this club has seen a 75% drop in business compared to a few years ago. he owns three clubs in downtown oakland. oakland. >> basically you get people who are scared to come out to downtown. they are afraid of th. they do not want to go to the venues. >> reporter: club owners say thy

say they have a livelihood that depends on people feeling safe to spend money. they want to keep people safe by using metal detectors and checking customers customers for weapons before entering. >> the biggest issue really and truly is having illegal guns on the streets. i think if we can figure out a way to get rid of l of these illegal guns, you knowy has a gun now. >> reporter: aside from getting rid of the illegal guns, they wt nighttime police foot patrols. >> this affects every business n here whether it is restaurants, bars, nightclubs, living spaces, spaces, all of us suffer. nobody nobody feels safe and oakland. >> reporter: the police department is down 73 cops. thee a huge staffing issue. without enough police, they cannot do proactive policing. in downtown, kpix 5. >> thank you so much. > >> a clerk in a liquor store is wounded after he fought off a robbery attempt. authorities say authorities say an armed man walked into the store at 4:30

p.m. and tried to rob the place. the place. the clerk fought back. he took a bullet. he is ie hospital with serious injuries. the suspect is on the streets. > >> in san francisco, the police got into a shootout with a man. we were told yesterday morning officers tried to arrest a man r 16th street and van nuys avenue. nuys avenue. he took off. the pe chased after him. the guy turned and started shooting at them. the officers were forced to fir. nobody was injured. they did finally managed to arrest the suspect. > >> a lot of you are concerned about monkeypox. infections cone to climb all of the country and where we live. as the cases do climb, so does demand for vacci. for vaccine. we report on what the government is saying they are doing about it. >> reporter: >> reporter: monkeypox cases are

are on the rise in california and across the country. more than 7000 confirmed cases are nationwide. >> we are prepared to take our response to the next level in addressing this fire and. we urge every american to take monkeypox seriously and to takey to help us tackle this. >> reporter: the federal government declareda public health emergency late this week. >> this declaration will be helpful and it will help us gets and allow for faster medication dispensing as well as new, bettr kinds of testing. so, this willy be a good step in fighting this outbreak. >> it may be a little late but better late than never. it will have a significant impact. >> reporter: this dr. is an infectious disease expert. he is on califos monkeypox scientific advisory committee. the declaration

should help open the door to more resources but it is also symbolic. >> saying it is a public health emergency makes americans realize that he or she are potentially impacted by what is happening right now in one population. >> reporter: cases have shown up shown up in men who have sex with men. anyone can get infected with monkeypox. the virus primarily spreads by skin to skin contact or exposure to contaminated clothing or bedding. nationwide, people continue to line up hopeful thel be able to get vaccinated as the is a shortage of available doses. >> there is a huge demand. it is is feeling anxiety. a lot of people are changing plans. a lot lot of people are feeling frightened. >> reporter: the san francisco department of public health said said it will receive 10,000 doss of the vaccine. this will be available for distribution starting on tuesday. in san francisco, kpix 5. >> the vaccine could come right now and it will not come at a better time as the shortage is forcing people to cross the canadian border to get the shot. the shot. sums it was easier too debt that and get it here. >

>> there are a number of ways to ways to get the vaccine. they are going fast. you can get oneh appointment at clinics like kair permanente. we are also under the understanding that walk-ins will be accommodated at general hospital next tuesday through friday from 8:00 am until noon and again saturday from 8:00 am until 3:30 p.m. let us know how long you had to wait. we are curating the information and putting it on our website which is kpix.com. you will find dr. s and the latest on how many vaccs are coming to the bay area as we we watch the case count climb. > >> fire watch, it is that timef year. evacuation orders are in t in humboldt county. a lightninge ignited the six rivers lightning lightning complex fires. a group group of eight fires has burned 1100 acres so far. containment is 0%. it will be a long day for for firefighters. > >> more about the damage from the deadly mckinney fire burninr the oregon border. the u.s. forestry says the fire has destroyed 87 homes and 45 buildings. the fire has killed four people since it broke out on july 29. in a national fores,

more than 60,000 acres has been scorched. it is 40% contained. it looks like it is going to be a long fight still ahead. the bay area, volunteers are staffing look outpost in county for fires. meet michael fisher.e spends his day perched on the mountain. he helps the fire department keep an eye out for hotspot. spots one, he calls it into crews who rallied to contain it. he says this happend with this fire last year. >> a did three acres instead of a third of an acre. there was wind from the east. this was over the ridge and down over there. no water. >> this is a device that fisher uses to plot locations of the fire. it allows them to connecth another lookout spot right there there on the mound he can pinpoint the exact location. > >> hundreds of thousands of

festivalgoers were at golden gae park or day two of outside lands. maybe you have not gone to bed. the festival will draw about 200,000 people once it is all told. music fans who live nearby had easy access in and ot of the park. those of you who had to drive in, use our road closures. it was challenging. ts was in addition to the fact that that the great highway is usually closed on weekends. a lot of you did exactly what you could do which was enjoy the mu. >> i rode my bike. this is onlya mile. >> it was really cleansing. it s

really packed. >> it was pretty packed. we tooe bus so it was not like we drove. we drove. about parking. >> if you are driving, avoid tha due to traffic. this traffic wil bring back a lot of people. hav. >> he moved into a temporary base in the heights. >> to go from here go selling

sandwiches to be looking for a brick and mortar is unbelievable. >> reporter: they have already sold 1000 items this weekend. compare that to a busy day in te city where he would normally sell 90 sandwiches. it outside lands, he offers a vegetarian version and specialty cookies. >> i went to culinary school. i have worked in great restaurants great restaurants in downtown. i i out of the kitchen before the pandemic started. i was bartending. i think for me to come back to making sandwiches from new orleans is something i never envisioned. i am so happyg this. >> reporter: most of the customs are first timers. >> it is good. >> we are about trying new thin. we try to actually help people who hated it. >> i scarfed that down. >> i will definitely come back for seconds. >> in golden gate park, kpix 5.

> >> the time right now is 6: 12 am. still ahead, we have a lot of students getting ready to go back to school. are there enough enough teachers to do the work to greet them and educate them? > >> it is the busiest time of year for lake tahoe and surrounding towns. look at that, that, rain is in the area. it caused problems. this brings hope for the pandemic bounce ba.

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try ststeak or chihicken, t. now at t togo's >> [ music ] welcome back. we just hate 6:15 a.m. monday is back to school for the oakland unified school district. a lot f family scrambled with last-minute preparations. the same could be said for school staff. kpix 5 's wilson walker spent some time at fremont high. >> if you can hear my voice, say voice, say go tigers. perfect. >> reporter: fremont high schoot ahead of the first day of the year. time is running short and the checklist is long. rallying the teaching staff and staring the campus principal, lydia paez

paez is working on an injured l. she cannot afford to let it slor down. >> my meds have been fixed, thank god. >> reporter: she spent 12 yearsg on this campus, six of them were were spent as assistant principal. she will now need toe her desk blackard. >> i am going to do the deliverables tracker. we will send that out. >> reporter: to follow her is to to watch a whirlwind of problem solving and agenda setting. she is leading and teaching staff through a time of tremendous change and not just from covid. >> one of the challenges about going all the way to the four point scale schoolwide is that the. community needs translation translation around what is a four versus an eight. >> i have a lot of open tabs in my head. the computer has open tabs and i need to refresh open

tabs to use a technology. it is good. i feel anything i can do to support people to fill ready for day one, i will do it. >> reporter: she has built a staff with deep connections to oakland. >> back in 2010, we taught at the same school together. somebody came knocking at my door to help out now. >> we are examples of wanting to to come back to oakland. we want want to give back. >> reporter: with everything left to do before day one, she is constantly stopping to get people her time. in this case, it is a family member who has personally come to campus because of a transportation concern. >> they were trying to figure out how to get to school on monday. if i do not have a ride, a ride, they are being great byg in on thursday. they could have waited until monday. we can confirm whether the student will will be somebody who has transportation for monday. >> this is what i am doing. i am

am trying to figure out who am i am i talking to at the school district to get this done. thank thank you jonathan. you have been helpful. >> i have to be mindful to pete treat people with respect and bring it down to what it is that that they need. >> are you ready to go monday? >> we will have fun. >> reporter: fremont high school school in oakland, kpix 5. >> with school starting around the corner, samaritan house picked up the season with a back giveaway. lines stretched through the event center parking parking lot. thousands of backpacks were handed out to young students and their families to help them get ready for a great year. this event was was one of many samaritan house wants to continue doing in the south bay. >> we definitely a a lot. my wallet, my finances, i have three kids going back to school. school. they all need everything. you know last back. >> this really helps out

personally. every year my backpack it's either ripped or damaged. this american house, i am so grateful for them giving us new backpacks to kids in the. the area. >> with the age of students reaching from preschool to kindergarten, 35,000 backpacks were given out. > >> let's look outside. we have had cool temperatures. that coud be changing. our first alert met has what we can expect over the next few days. hello. >> good morning. by wednesday ot week, it will start warming up a up a little bit. i will show you you how the pattern changes for. for the rest of this weekend, no weekend, no change. we are doing doing exactly what we did yeste. we are going to have another 75,000 people in the park out here, that is the view from the top looking down in golden gate park. you can see the main page.

you can also see ocean beach in in the distance. this makes this this a great reference, just toe how that frontline of the marine marine layer is being treated. it is great here. it is not like like it is fog or mist your terribly windy. the marine layer layer will be with us for the first part of today. you will get sunshine once we get moving. moving. we have had a great strh of weekend this weekend for outside lands. there has been me son, less wind. let's look at the last day of the forecast. the temperatures are not going to budge. it will be in the mid 60s. you will get more sunshine this afternoon. it will be breezy but i do not think people people will be paying attention much today. that is what it looks like over the santa clara valley. mountain view, san jose, jose, you are underneath that. look how pretty it is. those clouds extend inland. again,

that is the drive out. dublin ig up to gray as well. the marine layer may not be low in terms of of fog but it is high enough that it can get everybody is waking up to that you today. we are in the late 19 watch the future cast. it will bounce back. the reason why it is going going away completely the afternoon is kind of a unique set up. watch the future cast. we will come out for a wide view. it is subtle but right out out here, we are going to play t forward. you have got to watch, there is a little bit of clouds. clouds. that is unique. there is is low pressure out that. when you get a little area of low pre low pressure off the coast, that that can really build the marine marine layer. that is what it has done this morning. it has everybody under right. the reason why it goes away completely in the afternoon is because it's that little low wobbles a little too far west, it will pull the whole thing with it. so however big if builds the marine layer, it juss it all off the coast to that you you get sunshine. that i built back in the overnight hours it does not last long. that is the pattern we are locked in. i do not think anybody will complete. complete. low to mid 84 daytime.

the on shore breeze is really able to filter into the inland valley's. we get another day like that today. it will be like be like this again for the first of this week. as we look at the seven-day forecast, you can a subtle warm-up. san jose might be more noticeable on this first first from the upper 70s. it isw low 80s by wednesday and thursday. it shows up a little bit more here for the microclimates, from the city down to the low 90s. that is average. that is where we should should have been all along. we e been getting off really lucky lately around here weatherwise. >> i think it is great. my grandmother used to say you cannot shake case take it that. thank you. > >> next in sports, semi final action from san jose. who will play for the championship in silicon valley classic. plus the the bay bridge series in oakland, crucial peaches to the time effort. we will give you the lineup. ♪♪

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>> welcome in to the all-star break was 3-12. the oakland a's, a's, they saw the ball. this giants fan was chilling in the coliseum. look at the second inning. look who is back at the giants? peterson makes his presence felt. the scores were

run with a single. the score was was 2-0, giants. the oakland a's a's had their work cut out for them. look at murphy in center field. he will score a run. this this was the only one that was given up over 5 1/3. here is a game change, six in sixth innin, sixth inning, look at that thing thing getting ripped into right. into right. this was a two run shot. the giants were off 4-1. the oakland a's made a pitching change. they go to the reliever. reliever. first pitch of his outing,. look at davis. goodbye. goodbye. he said that over the d wall at the coliseum. this was his second homerun in three games as a giant. this was part of a four run inning for san

francisco. look at this home ru. the giants when 7-3. the oaklans want revenge tomorrow afternoon. want revenge tomorrow afternoon. want revenge tomorrow afternoon. want revenge tomorrow afternoon. want revenge tomorrow afternoon. want revenge tomorrow afternoon. want revenge tomorrow afternoon. want revenge tomorrow afternoon. want revenge t

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who got drafted, you talk about a rookie who comes in and does not act like a rookie. that guy was a man from day one. for me o even know that as a seven playe, you show how unusual it was and how much you suck out. that was our super bowl year. how long ar he had! i got to see him in atl. he got to work with us. the situation was not right at the time but by has been deserving as a player. he is one of the most impressive people as well. > >> golf, we go to the pga championship in greensboro nort. there was a weather delay. peope still had fun. look at this approach on 11. what condition but no problem here. look at the the ball reentering its way. dos it have enough? yes it does. and does. and eagle, that moved him to 12 under for the tournament. he was tied for the lead before they had to stop playing due to

lightning in the area. if you want to catch the tournament, ch it as play resumes this, right here on kpix 5. that does it for for morning sports. have a great a great day everyone. > >> coming up, areas around lake tahoe are reeling from flooding. flooding. look at the impact the the flooding has had on businesses during what is supposed to be the busiest season. and, the senate pulling a rare weekend session to debate debate amendments to the president's spending bill. we have the latest from

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>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> the time is 6:30 2 am. thank you for joining us. let's start off this half hour with the weather. our first alert meteort is here. hello darren. >> good morning. the sun came up came up 15 minutes ago. we have been watching it unfold from our our camera on top of the west side of the santa clara valley. we have pretty light on top of the clouds. most of us are under under the clouds. this is what it looks like. the marine layers taken over the tire bay. we are not dealing with fog on the road. it is fairly elevated. it is just as great and widespread as a was yesterday at this time.

time. low 60s. it is going to melt back to give us just as much widespread sunshine as we had yesterday. there is little difference between the saturday you just had and the sunday before you. it 80s inland, it is it is 10 degrees below average. we will have more in a bit. bacr to you. > >> those are pretty clouds. new this morning, business is at a standstill during peak season due to a flood and clothes at a bar in lake tahoe from last year's fire in the sierra. we report. we are in mark louisville and alpine county. >> >> reporter: all cam johnson could say as he watched the rain the rain and flood run through s through this town, ultimately washing away businesses. >> business has really dropped. profits are way down. we are trg to come up and keep the restaurant open and support thes who have no way of getting out of town. >> reporter: camryn is the general manager at cutthroat brg company. he is struggling to stay afloat since the flash flood shut down highway 89. >> this is the busiest time of year. so, we were told it would be four to six weeks before the road would be reopened.

>> reporter: what would that do to your business? >> well, we would probably lose $150,000 in revenue. >> reporter: this woman owns a restaurant. like others, she depends on the summer when business quadruplese closed up shop until the highway highway reopens. >> this is important. there is one road directly in and out. and, we cannot have it closed. >> reporter: alkyne county economic leaders posted, reminding people to support local businesses recovering. i met with an artist within hours of the mudslide. her basement was full of art and supplies. it it was nearly filled to the ceig with my. >> this is my livelihood, down there underwater.

>> reporter: there is a strugglo move past the mud. she wants everyone to know they are still open for business. >> we are resilient. the whole town is open and we are trying to provide for the locals. we love external support. that woud help out a lot. > >> the democratic spending bill is advancing through the senate. the senate. a marathon session continued into this morning as senators debated amendments. the amendments. the legislation would address some of the president's priorities on climate. it would also deal with with energy, healthcare and taxes. we have more from washin. from washington. >> reporter: in a rare weekend session, senators debated the democrats sprawling climate healthcare bill into the early mornings on sunday. democrats say the inflation introduction t with lower energy and healthcare and healthcare costs. it was the the largest single investment in in american history. >> the people will learn an unmistakable truth about this proposal. it was written first and foremost with the american people in mind. it reduces inflation. it lowers costs and it fights climate change. >> reporter: the measure would provide incentives to invest in clean energy and it aims to negotiate down the cost of prescription drugs. during the

overnight debate, republican slammed the bill is not beneficial to most americans. >> >> there is very little if anything at all that is pro-the people in this bill. >> this bill has nothing to do with real people in the real wod real world regarding what they are worried about every day. >> reporter: bernie sanders called for an amendment to let e negotiate prices with pharmaceutical companies. >> my amendment is simple. medicare should not pay any more more than the va for prescriptin drugs. if we do that, we will cut the cost of medicare, prescription drugs in half. we would save $900 billion. >> reporter: democrats say the bill would reduce the federal deficit, raising revenue through through increased tax provision such as an increased endorsement endorsement and a 50% minimum regarding taxes on large

companies. cbs news, washington. washington. > >> americans are piling up debt at a greater rate than economists were predicting. $40 billion in debt was reported in june. that is a spike from a. borrowing also grew by more than than 10%. this was even though interest rates were going up. evolving debt like credit card balances jumped by 16% in june. car and student loans are up by nearly 9%. that is scary for a lot of people. > >> we have gotten no details about biden's health. he has tested negative for covid afterg positive for days. the president's doctor says he will stay in isolation until he has a a second consecutive negative test results. the president initially tested positive on july 21. he was put on a five-day course of the antiviral antiviral drug but then he tested positive again last weekend. the president has not left the white house for 17 days days just to keep people around him safe. > >> faith and family guy this week's students rising above scholar. we will talk about how

a sense of deep caring is helping out communities. there k there back > >> how will the u.s. handle escalating tensions as leaders s inflation? what will change >

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sounding an alarm after thousans of the box the bike stopped working. we investigate. >> reporter: they were supposed to be a climate friendly solution for commuters around richmond. it was also in a dozen dozen other cities across the c. francisco carlos says these you bikes by a startup called bulk were a bust. >> i was pretty let down. it tok me forever. it was really slow. i am frustrated. >> reporter: this was the bike e tried to rent. it was one of 250 250 you bikes installed throughout richmond less than a year ago. it was meant to make fransisco and others get around the city cheaply. this was as gas prices skyrocketed. it was a was a nice plan that fell flat. nobody knows exactly when or hot the bikes got a bug. they simply simply stopped working. some people called the mayor and he got the wheels turning.

>> i was the first one that actually pointed out that no, the bikes were not working. i wanted to warn people. >> reporter: the mayor tried tol the company but he got no answe. we tried and the call got nothing. we emailed and it bounced back. so, we brought it to the source. we found that the the company will not interface h its own bikes. normal procedure is to scan a code to unlock the bikes. these days, you are told to call this number. >> thank you for calling verizon calling verizon wireless, your call cannot be completed as dia. as dialed. >> reporter: there are 250 bikes 250 bikes like this one collecting bikes across richmond. where will they go? who is left holding the bag? the the mayor is on the case. people people like francisco want to know who got us on the wrong track in the first place. >> it is really wasteful. it was

was done with a lot of foresight. >> reporter: hindsight, it is nobody going anywhere. we are following it. kpix 5. > >> we look outside now, zeroing in on the end of the weekend. let's go over to our first alert alert meteorologist with a look on what we can expect for the work week ahead. do we have to say work week already? can't we stretch it out a little bit? >> it is coming fast. it will be be here tomorrow. we have another full day. it is going to going to look almost identical to yesterday. it saturday worked worked out well for you weatherwise, make plans for sun. it will not change. this is the view from the camera sitting on top of the santa clara valley on on the west side. sunrise happened at 6:18 a.m. it was a gorgeous time. but, it does not look like this for most of us. most of us are waking up under that. so, here is the view from the tri-valley. that is dublin.

this is a good way to gauge howr inland the clubs have gotten. they have gotten far enough inld and we all have it. the tri-valley is waking up to that you. that is the great toward te east bay. the numbers are all in in line. santa rosa is the one n that stands out. it is 55 degres for the northbay valleys. it isw to mid 60s for everybody. watch the patch of great. all of the clouds so widespread, just like yesterday, they bounced back to the immediate coast, right physl gate by late morning this will be another day that is warmer than anything else. it is working out well. we talk about outside lands. in the last visit, stern grove is happening. it will be another wonderful day. this is if you are planning planning on heading there. you will have more sunshine than not. both of these events can go go either way. they are on the front lines in august or gray. it is working out wonderful this wonderful this weekend. for your your part of the bay, there is plenty of sunshine. this is unls

you are at the beach. it will be be noticeably cool. low to mid 80s for the inland spots. 85 in concord, 80 in san jose, 70 in san jose. it is not like this i. we have been doing this for two days. it has been friday and saturday. today will be just like this. tomorrow will be simr to today. by the middle of the week, we have a little bit coming our way. need to break this pattern a little. just to show you what has been going on, on, how we have had no good, we might lose this wonderfully coolness to the forecast. you have got to look right there. you do not even see it on the satellite. of regular satellites not show up at the water vapor picks it out clearly. did you see the spin? look at what is going on. that is an area of low low pressure off the coast. it has been us or the last several. and for the next couple of days, days, there is a big dominant ridge of high pressure. it has been causing heat waves were so much of the midsection of the

country. when you look at the atmosphere, the pressure feels like this. that blob of red is the center of high pressure which would love to build our way. as long as it cannot over the next couple of days, it will will drift to the north. sure enough, the ridge of high pressure will try to sneak in. you will see that in the seven-y forecast. it is subtle for san jose. when you look at this, yon you can stands out a little more. upper 70s today and tomorrow but we are back into the low 80s by thursday and friday for san jose. that is average. look at the microclimate, you have a warm-up warm-up from 84 all the way to 90 by thursday. that is what you you should be doing this time of of year underway. we have been g this read for quite a while. even for the next days, we will still be getting it. >> tonight i get to welcome the crowds for taj mahal. i am so that it this beautiful weather. >> i am looking forward to hearing what the weather was like today. it is going to be really nice. >

>> speaking of reporting back, let's talk about giving back to. it should really be a priority for all of us. it is how we create world peace. it is for this week's students rising above scholars. she looks to fah and family as her bedrock of in. here is my friend elizabeth cook. >> jenny likes to be called jenny. >> reporter: she just past the end cap, a difficult medical college admission's test. her mother is very proud of jenny. >> [ foreign language ] [ laughter ] >> my mother is saying that she is very proud. since i was a little girl, i said i would love would love to study. she was buying me bible books for children. it had pictures. i wod finish that book and she would buy me another one. >> reporter: the close. share a deep faith in god and a commitment to serve others in the neighborhood that they have called home for 15 years. >> these are the projects.

>> reporter: they live in san francisco's sunnydale neighborh. sunnydale neighborhood. >> healthcare disparities are ay fact of life here. >> reporter: jenny sees lack of access to equitable healthcare as just a part of the trauma her her community experiences. violence also concerns her. >> i think it is very sad that they have come to normalize shog normalize shooting. one guy, when i was 14, there was a shoog rights out outside of my window. my window. and, i looked over my my window and there was tons of police. there was like yellow t. my mother came crying and she was crying. a woman was crying my baby, my baby, a young persod been shot. >> reporter: she cares for others. a ucsf professor and prg ob/gyn doctor, she really is proud of jenny. >> jenny is a wonderful

communicator and relationship builder. she is so good at bringing people together. >> i am grateful to have grown up in this neighborhood. i am proud to be part of this neighborhood. >> reporter: she is not only proud of her neighborhood but she is committed to its potenti. now, the 25-year-old future doctor is dreaming big. jenny wants to go to medical school at at ucsf where she currently works as a project manager. after that, she wants to give back to the community that has r heart. >> in 10 years, i see myself as a medical doctor. i am hoping that i would be at ucsf. that is is the first program who took me took me under their wing. i hope i hope to come back to serve thy that has raised me here. >> reporter: or students rising above, i am elizabeth. >> jenny would like to go to other countries like guatemala where her family is. she wants to provide medical services for free. congratulation her. > >> that the dog hit the beach ts weekend to hang 10 or maybe even

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