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it's going to miss the bay area. most of us will be out of the heat advisory but east of that arrow or east of that white line, the heat advisory stays in effect through friday. the fog is at the coast not really showing up here at all, but it was right at the coast earlier. it's going to be around the bay and coast tomorrow morning, little bit more afternoon, and it's going to increase on thursday, and that's when temperatures are forecast to drop the most so cooler tomorrow. milder tomorrow but still really hot in those inland bay valleys. and so with that there even though it's not a heat advisory. for most of us , it's still a hot day, and then it cools off more significantly as we move through the weekend. i'll see you back here with the full forecast, bill. thank you. at 11. a judge has handed a legal victory to a san jose church that defied county covid roles during the pandemic. a california appeals court has overturned the nearly $200,000 in fines against calvary chapel san jose. during the height of the pan

. >> missing in the bay area. tonight we are taking a closer look at the recent uptick in reports of missing girls. this comes after a 12 year-old girl from antioch was found safe just today. well, for says it might on talk to an expert about the increase in these cases. >> there appears to have been an increase in reports of missing girls in northern california. the movie and the are seeing more because they're now paying more attention, specifically paying more attention to missing black and brown news. that is one of the factors. an increase in reports of missing girls. according to jennifer lyles, the executive director of missy. >> an oakland-based nonprofit organization that specializes in helping young people that are at risk or experiencing exploitation. lyles says let youth make up about 5% of the population nationwide. but annually represent over 30% of the youth that go missing. the reason that they are kidnapped and taken in such great numbers because of me. >> perpetrators know that nobody going to loo

find a xiaflex-trained urologist at bentcarrot.com >> missing in the bay area tonight we're taking a closer look at the recent uptick in cases of missing girl at this comes after a 12 year-old girl from antioch was found safe just today. fortunately,ecrowd forces seek. but, you know, spoke to an expert about this increase in cases. >> there appears to have been an increase in reports of missing girls in northern california. the movie and the you are seeing more because they're paying more attention, specifically paying more attention to missing black and brown news. that is one of the factors. an increase in reports of missing girls. according to jennifer lyles, the executive director of missy. >> an oakland-based nonprofit organization that specializes in helping young people that are at risk or experiencing exploitation. lyles says let youth make up about 5% of the population nationwide. but annually represent over 30% of the youth that go missing. the reason that they are kidnapped and taken in such great numbers because >> perpetrators know that nobody going to look and they had b

bay area. new details after a missing teen's suv was pulled out of water in the sierra. her family's reaction. >> we are seeing widesp calls for civil war. >> and growing concerns accompag that as far right threats against law enforcement ramp upt lawmakers want social media coms to do about it. > >> the next gift for your childd be more of a gift for mother earth. how the toy industry is working to go green. good afternoon. i am reed cowan. thas for joining us. we begin with a live look in oakland. in less than a half-hour police chief laron armstrong will talk about the violent and deadly weekend which marked the # 7th homicide of the year. the latest one happened yesterday afternoon ine city's little sighing on a neig. police say a 60-year-old asian n died after she was shot several times during and attempted robbery at east 11th street. kp5 obtained surveillance vehicle showing the incident. the whitee involved. i will hear the screams, the sound of bullets ad learn more about the investigation. > >> this is response, this is vio of the rally from chopper 5. it is th

. >>> also missing in the east bay, daisy lancaster.year-old was last seen saturday around 3:30 at the extended stay in alameda. she was last seen wearing a black nike shirt, black shorts, black shoes. if you have any information, for natalie or daisy, call oakland police. >>> cracking down now on catalytic converter thefts in south san francisco. that's the subject of a new law in that city. the law will make it illegal for anyone to abuse a catalytic converter -- to have a youth catalytic converter in their possession. the city council passed the law unanimously. police say, previous theft laws made it difficult to enforce and prosecute these kind of cases. >>> investing in violence prevention in richmond. city leaders gathered today to celebrate a $6 million grant from the state richmond's office of neighborhood safety will use the money to prevent gun violence in the city. the agency was formed 15 years ago, and was the first of its kind in the country. it provides stipends to young people considered at risk of being involved in gun

bay buccaneers is eminent. super bowl champion and quarterback will join the bucs in the coming days. as abc news reporter explains no one knows exactly why brady missed teams last two preseason games. >> the tampa bay buccaneers are 0-2 this season and so far, no tom brady. has substance looming over everything. the goat excused with permission from his second preseason game with the bucs. >> he went to a deal with personal things. this is something we talked about before training camp started. >> ok but when will he be back? >> not definitive day for me. >> not much to say the anxious fans. whatever the reason, he is not on the field. >> everyone concerned about brady being the guy that sets the agenda for the rest of the locker room. >> after 22 seasons in the nfl the legendary quarterback announced his retirement only to shock the sports world returning to the bucs 40 days later. >> it makes no sense in the fact that no one is telling us anything i think it adds to the drama and the mystery of it all. >> the bucs start the regular season out in dallas. if brady makes the start he will break another record. he will be the oldest and i fell quarterb

desperate for answers, we speak with the family of 16- year-old kiely rodni who went missing over the weekend. >>> bay area football legend marshawn lynch arrested for dui. we have the dash cam video from las vegas. >>> also vice president kamala harris back in the bay area. we met with the vice president this afternoon. >>> good evening, a lot of things happening. we start with that new information about that shark attack yesterday in the monterey bay. tonight, the paddleboarder involved in sharing his story with us. his name is david stickler, and he and his german shepherd brutus were out on the water just off lovers point in pacific grove. david was watching some seabirds when he noticed a shadow under him. at first he thought it was a small whale and then the shark took a bite. >> that's when i hit the board, and turned really hard and grabbed the front of the board. that was really jarring. >> both david and brutus were able to get back on the paddleboarder before the shark struck again. from there he was able to flag down about which followed him until he got back onto the beach. as for brutus

i want to zoom into the north bay area where we see the hit or miss showers. also to the east bay and down to the south county were gilroy is getting some light rain. it is all surging to the north. heads up, there could be some rain if you are heading out. for the most part it is cloudy and it feels very humid. we will see the temperatures, today headed for the low 70s in berkeley. still, a wide range in temperatures. we will talk more about that. mike, where can we find lower gas prices? >>> we are searching around and finding places where you can fill up for less. we found some in union city. the cheapest we have is the national along alvarado boulevard at $5.39 per gallon. the north bay, vallejo is $4.99 a gallon. same thing in larkspur. that location is on larkspur avenue. we have some slowing for highway 24. an earlier crash, just past this exit shown. we have slowing and there may be one lane blocked and a lot of activity. we are tracking that through the wallet interchange. once you pass the tunnel, it is like traffic. even now at 6:10 there are no mete

but what we're talking about today is daisy is the 3rd child to be reported missing at some point in the past week, 2 other bay area teens reported missing this week. you have 14 year-old natalia perez rivera was the missing saturday in oakland. and then you had 13 year-old daisy lancaster, who is also reported missing on saturday in alameda. thankfully, both girls were also found safe. but it seems like there's been an increase in reports of missing girls and an expert in the field says that's not our imagination at all has it that breaks down that story. >> there appears to have been an increase in reports of missing girls in northern california. the movie and the poor. you seeing more because they're paying more attention, specifically paying more attention to missing black and brown news. that is one of the factors. an increase in reports of missing girls. according to jennifer lyles, the executive director of missy. >> an oakland-based nonprofit organization that specializes in helping young people that are at risk or experiencing exploitation. lyles says let youth make up about 5% of the population natio

. >> the missing pet and the frantic bay area family. abc7 news >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news news. >> tonight, a state of emergency in california over the spread of monkeypox. the governor sending a strong message as lawmakers outline a vaccination plan and its cost. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. reporter: as monkeypox cases increase, california declare add state of emergency over the outbreak. >> the message that it sends to the community that the state is taking it very seriously. reporter: the latest numbers from the state confirm 786 monkeypox cases. 310 of them in san francisco. this decision made california the third state in the nation to declare a state of emergency right behind new york and illinois. in this press release, governor newsom said the state will build on the framework developed during the covid-19 pandemic to deploy vaccine clinics for monkeypox. what this announcement doesn't do is get more vaccines to california. >> it won't increase the number of vacc

♪dance♪ >> missing in the bay area tonight we're taking a closer look at the recent uptick in reports was found safe just today kron four's haaziq mod-yoon talk to an expert about the increase in these cases. >> there appears to have been an increase in reports of missing girls in northern california. the movie and the poor. you are seeing more because they're paying more attention specifically paying more attention to missing black and brown news. that is one of the factors. an increase in reports of missing girls. according to jennifer lyles, the executive director of missy. >> an oakland-based nonprofit organization that specializes in helping young people that are at risk or experiencing exploitation. lyles says let youth make up about 5% of the population nationwide. but annually represent over 30% of the youth that go missing. the reason that they are kidnapped and taken in such great numbers because of me. >> perpetrators know that nobody is going to look at. and they had much. but we're seeing major but other young women, but not our girl. >> and that's a another factor she sa

desperate for answers, we speak with the family of 16- year-old kiely rodni who went missing over the weekend. >>> bayhave the dash cam video from las vegas. >>> also vice president kamala harris back in the bay area. we met with the

miss school. >> reporter: a number of bay area high school districts like pleasanton unified which you can see return to school already swished to the 8:30 start time last fall. same with tamalpais high. their superintendent who agrees with the later start times tells us the mornings seem less frenetic but so far haven't seen an increase in attendance. she says they need more time away from the pandemic to see if this extra half hour is making much of a difference. >>> the beginning of the year, some of the students at the school that had just gone to it were still adjusting. they didn't love it. just because they were getting up at 3:40 in the afternoon and for some they felt that was a really long day, particularly in the winter when it starts to get dark earlier. overall we haven't heard a whole lot of complaints. >> reporter: this new 8:30 start time mandate does not impact zero period. that's the period before the regular class schedule begins. in livermore, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> happening today, oakland education advocates demanding mandatory covid vaccines, more testing and a virt

miss school. >> a number of bay area high school districts like tamapais switched to the 8:30 time last fall. the superintendent tells us the mornings seem to be less frenetic but so far has not seen an increase in attendance as a result. she says they need more time away from the pan demmic to see if the extra half hour is making that much of a difference. >> the beginning of the year, some of the students at the school that had just gone to it were still adjusting. they didn't love it, but just because they were getting at 3:40 in the afternoon, for some they felt that was a long day, i think particularly in the winter it starts to get dark a little earlier, but overall, we haven't heard a whole lot of complaints. >> reporter: now this new 8:30 start time mandate does not impact zero period, if you're not familiar, zero period is that class time before the official start of the school day. reporting live here in livermore, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> as you mentioned, though, it takes some adjustment not just for the kids but for the parents and carpools and sports, practices after s

bay area. what's missing from the map is no 90s out there and the warmest place in the mid- eighties near fairfieldga, scotts valley in the mid 80 70s around the area and blue skies. the tri-valley of this time of year 78 degrees in dublin toward livermore with blue skies , san francisco the chamber of commerce it's great today, 60 degrees and more good news with air-quality staying in the green. during the day tomorrow strong onshore winds keep most of the wildfire smoke with the six rivers lightning complex fires. now the leading source of smoke pollution and it should stay near the fire line moving towards oregon. tomorrow very similar from what we saw this weekend. areas of low clouds inland and as we approach lunch time it will be nice to head outdoors with numbers in the 70s, san jose 72 degrees and climbing eventually closer to 70 degrees by mid afternoon for oakland, 75% has a and morgan hill around fairfield, saratoga and santa cruz in the 80s, 70s and 80s across the north bay so for now it doesn't look like anything is changing plus low clouds for the morning and this is the exact same fo

. -- miss bay, eastern south of market commission and bay view neighborhoods and provide outreach advertisinghe 2023, members of the public joining remotely and wish to comment, call 415-655-0001 and enter the meeting id of 24927999124. then press pound twice. once connected to the meeting, yes, once connected to the meeting, you'll need to press star three to enter the speaker line. the system will prompt you have raised your hand and when the system indicates you have been unmuted, you can begin your comments, madam chair. >> thank you. we have ms. carla here from the office of contractor, did you or from the city administrator's office and contract administration, do you have any remarks? >> no, i'm here to answer any questions, i wasn't planning to give a presentation >> fantastic. thanks for being here. supervisor mar? >> thank you, chair ronen and, colleagues, we made some amendments at the last budget and finance committee meeting to this item which was really severed from another item that the board has already adopted and i'm going to be making one or proposing one further amendment

fortunately, we're missing in the bay a little bit of good news.nment continues to grow. not a lot of new smoke coming out of that one rainfall to our west. but is it going to make its way our direction it has to do with how very humid it is that monsoonal moisture that continues to wrap itself across the region. likely seeing a few sprinkles right along are in sonoma and mendocino coast lines. a few sprinkles possible in the north bay hills to rest of us shouldn't be tapping into much from that one. same high pressure ridge center right here you see that are up around precipitation from it. a lot of times this time of year. we do tap into some monsoonal moisture monsoonal moisture that's resulting in heavy rainfall at times. some flooding conditions for areas like nevada, southern utah and arizona, where they're seeing a lot of rain and a lot of it in a short period of time here in the bay. it's nice and cool near the water. but look at what happens when you head inland triple digits from bakersfield after reading. and that does today for the firs

missing. it some point in the past week. >> 2 other bay area teens were reported missing this week. 14 year-oldland and 13 year-old daisy lancaster was also reported missing saturday in alameda. the good news is both girls were found safe. if it seems like there has been an increase in reports of missing girls. an expert in the field says. >> that's true. there has been kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >> there appears to have been an increase in reports of missing girls in northern california. the movie and the poor. you are seeing more because they're paying more attention, specifically paying more attention to missing black and brown news. that is one of the factors. an increase in reports of missing girls. according to jennifer lyles, the executive director of missy. >> an oakland-based nonprofit organization that specializes in helping young people that are at risk or experiencing exploitation. lyles says let youth make up about 5% of the population nationwide. but annually represent over 30% of the youth that go missing. the reason that they are kidnapped and taken in such great n

from the mid-80s tomorrow for those were missed in the east bay valleys to mid and upper 90s for theround here again. back over to you. > >> coming up, local contractors contractors being hit hard by thieves. we will meet the man on a mission to track down his expensive stolen tools, when >> from car break-ins to shopli, much has been said about property crime in san francisco. for one set of victims, theft does not just come with a cost, it is making it hard for the victims to work. to work. wilson walker introduces us to one contractor contractor whose latest job is tracking down his stolen tools. >> remodel, total interior addition, front and back. >> reporter: from full remodels remodels in the oakland hills. >> this is all a new addition on the back here. >> reporter: to foundation replacements in san francisco. >> one section does not fall down. >> reporter: dan is a city native who built his contracting business from scratch, no employing teams of workers on various sites and for all the complexities that come with running jobs around the bay, his work in san francisco has pre

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but as abc news reporter phil explains, no one knows exactly while brady missed the team's two preseason games. >> the tampa bay bucs are 0-2 this preseason. so far no wins and so far no tom brady. the goat and seven-time super bowl champion excused with permission from his second preseason games with bucs. head coach todd bowles thinking it was a planned absence. todd: he was going to deal with special -- personal things. reporter: when will he be back? dodds: sometime after tennessee. >> the ambiguous timetable not doing much to south anxious fans. for whatever reason, he's not on the field. >> i'm concerned with brady being the guy that sets the tone for the rest of the locker room. reporter: the legendary quarterback announced his retirement in february, only to announce his return just 40 days later. >> i don't think it's worrisome. it kind of makes no sense and the facts that no one is telling us anything adds to the drama and mystery. reporter: the bucs start the regular season in dallas on september 11. if he makes that start. brady electric the oldest nfl quarterback ever to start a regular season nfl

the monkeypox outbreak in the bay area might be about to get worse. also ahead, finding a missingpend on other teens. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> a major development in the batmobile case first uncovered by the abc7news i team 10 days ago. that evening, i am ama daetz. >> i am dan ashley. thank you for joining us. first let's turn to the growing threat of monkeypox. the united states is closing in on 10,000 diagnosed cases. today, the fda issued an emergency use authorization for monkeypox vaccines which will help in several ways. >> it allows for use of the vaccine in individuals younger than 18 years of age. determined to be a high risk of monkeypox infection. dan: the fda's action reduces the dose amount and should help stretch supplied by up to five times. here in the bay area, san francisco has topped 500 cases now. a san francisco senator is pushing the state to do more to combat this threat. abc seven news reporter tim johns has been following the hearing. he is part of our team coverage along with abc 7 news report

missing for two weeks. all the details >>> welcome back. 6:56 right now. we are moving you forward with a look at the top stories on "today in the bay" including loved ones fearingst after a discovery by divers in the search for a missing teenager in the sierra. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez in the newsroom and authorities will provide an update this morning, right? >> right. kiely rodni's family said they won't be commenting unt law enforcements comment on what volunteer searchers say they found this weekend. they posted that they found the silver honda crv with the license plate matching rodni's. volunteers with adventures with purpose say that divers using sonar imaging technology finding vehicle in 14 feet owater 300 yards from the campground where she was last seen at a party with 100 teenagers on august 6. volunteer search was separate from the one launched by authorities that searched an 80-mile radius by ground, by boat and by air. after ten days that search was scaled back. but the volunteer search continued. we should learn more when nevada and placer county investigators hold a press conference at 11:00 this morning. we'll pass it along. >> tha

police are searching for a 13 year old girl missing in the east bay. daisy lancaster was last seen around 3 30 saturday afternoon at the extended stay hotel in alameda. police say they consider her at risk because of her age. daisy lancaster has described as four ft eight inches tall, £115 blond hair, brown eyes. she was wearing black shorts, black nike shirt and black slip on shoes. investigators said that, according to her family, she is considered to be in good. physical health police in oakland are asking for the public's help to find a missing teenager, investigators say 14 year old natalia perez rivera was last seen on saturday morning on the 2200 block of 48 avenue. police say she may be trying to get to washington square in san francisco. natalia is described as five ft. five inches tall £155 and she was last seen wearing black sweatpants and a gray adidas hooded sweatshirt. anyone with information is asked to call oakland police. easier access to the monkey pox vaccine coming up where and when more doses will be available, also ahead. authorit

police right now searching for a 13 year old girl missing in the east bay.lancaster was last seen around 3 30 saturday afternoon at the extended stay hotel in alameda. oakland police say they consider her at risk because of her age. daisy lancaster's described as four ft. eight inches tall £115 with blonde hair and brown eyes. she was wearing black shorts, black nike shirt and black slip on shoes. investigators said that according to her family, she is in good physical health and an update now on the missing truckee team, kylie rodney as the search for that 16 year old continues for 1/10 day, investigators have now released new information about what the team was wearing at that party and where she was last seen. officials say she had on a white and pink sweatshirt with the words odd future on the front. she was last seen just after midnight on august 6th at a large party near the processor, family campground along the process creek reservoir. it's not clear if she was wearing that sweatshirt when she disappeared. her silver 2013 honda crv is also still miss

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now at 11:00 on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, the family of a missing woman hoping to get justice for alexis. andrea nakano spoke with the family and the district district attorney's office about about where the case goes from here. >> reporter: the meeting took place here at the district attorney's office with prosecutors, investigators with the antioch and oakley police departments and the parents of alexis gaye. the gaye family left the meeting hoping today would be the day arrests would e made and charges would be filed in those that covered up alexis. >> definitely not today. >> reporter: alexis' father has been vocal about his desire to have the mother of marshall jones tried in the case. marshal was killed as officers tried to make an arrest. >> if our child did something bd like that, we would be the first first one to turn him in and give the information. marshall is gone. >> reporter: bill murphy represents the gabe family. he says there are steps prosecutors prosecutors still have to take to file charges. >> i'm a former prosecutor. they prosecutor. they are doi

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. > >> now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, brand new details as crews recover a body while they search for a missing teenager. that information coming in the last hour. authorities in the sierra strongly believe they have recovered the body of missing teenager kiely rodni. the 16-year-old from truckee was last seen alive on the night of august 6 at a party at a campground. since then, investigators from multiple agencies were treating the case as a possible abduction. just a a short time ago, the nevada county sheriff confirmed that a car, believed to be that belonging to kiely rodni, was found in a reservoir near the campground with the body inside. inside. >> we have recovered the vehicle. we recovered the vehicle last night. we have located a decedent inside the v. the vehicle. we believe it is our missing person. we have not been able to positively identify but it is more than likely where we are today. >> a volunteer dive team said crif rday they found the praised their work while emphasizing the investigation is is still active here. two divers divers from adventures with purpose talked about