. >> i'm ama daetz. abc7 news reporter j.r. is in oakland to explain how the fight hinges on the lack of late night train service. >> i think it's messed up. >> it's unfair. >> there brewing between the kland id'singame ty n'exndra service for thwo so thursday e ckets. >> we had to suspend sales of the game at 35,000 because we can't support any additionallot fit any more fans. >> i only have 9,000 parking spots and there really is no in urban area where you have other spots, so there's really nowhere for people to go. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. reps say their trains are at 20% ridership and they aren't back to prepandemic service till august 2nd. they say they've been very vocal about this, too. >> we provide extra service for a's fans after the b.a.r.t. closing time of 9 p.m., but we would not be able to accommodate the upcoming fireworks game simply because we can't keep all 50 stations open so late. >> reporter: he points to last week's bay bridge series in san francisco where b.a.r.t. trains stayed on light for the fireworks. >

i am dan ashley. >> i am ama daetz.viting us into your homes and we hope to see you again at 6:00. like you, my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture. and it got to the point where things i took for granted got tougher to do. thought surgery was my only option. turns out i was wrong. so when a hand specialist told me about nonsurgical treatments, it was a total game changer. like you, my hands have a lot more to do. learn more at factsonhand.com today. >>> tonight, the growing alarm. new cases of the coronavirus on the rise in 48 states. the state department travel warning for anyone traveling to the uk, given what they're seeing there. and two more american olympic athletes testing positive. >>> the delta variant fueling the surge. health officials warn nearly every hospitalization, nearly p unvaccinated patient. cases in florida doubling in a week. hospitalizations in arkansas soaring 235% in a month. and the american academy of pediatrics contradicting the cdc, now recommending

. >> i'm ama daetz. as cases surge one bay area organization is facing a unique challenge. abc7 news reporter and vaccine team member kate larsen reports on the growing number of people skipping their second vaccine dose. >> we've had a lot of people pass away, a lot of people get ill, a lot of people still in hospital. >> reporter: nick lee with the rafiqqi coalition with health and wellness is working to reduce health inequities in san francisco's black community. mayor london breed says 28% of san franciscans hospitalized with covid last week were african american despite being only 5% of the city's population and now this week there's been a 40% increase in testing at the bayview site, but turnout is not the same for vaccines. >> getting you to come get tested is one step. getting you to get vaccinated is another. getting you to get your second dose has become its own barrier in itself whether it's because of the side effects from the first or a lot of individuals just feel like they're already vaccinated. they feel all they need is one shot and they're good to go. >> r

. >> i'm ama daetz. abc7 news reporter j.r.ne is in oakland to explain how the fight hinges on the lack of late night train service. >> i think it's messed up. >> it's unfair. >> there is a battle brewing between the oakland athletics and b.a.r.t. between friday's upcoming game against the red sox. b.a.r.t. said they won't extend train service for the fireworks show, so thursday the a's stopped selling tickets. >> we had to suspend sales of the game at 35,000 because we can't support any additional fans without the public transportation. >> reporter: a's president says these parking lots won't fit any more fans. >> i only have 9,000 parking spots and there really is no overflow spots in east oakland because we're not in a nor peop >> reporter: b.a.r.reps say th back to prepandemic service till august 2nd. they say they've been very vocal about this, too. >> we provide extra service for a's fans after the b.a.r.t. closing time of 9 p.m., but we would not be able to accommodate the upcoming fireworks game simply because we can't

. >> i'm ama daetz. as cases surge one bay area organization is facing a unique challenge.7 news reporter and vaccine team member kate larsen reports on the growing number of people skipping their second vaccine dose. >> we've had a lot of people pass away, a lot of people get ill, a lot of people still in hospital. >> reporter: nick lee with the rafiqqi coalition with health and wellness is working to reduce health inequities in san francisco's black community. mayor london breed says 28% of san franciscans hospitalized with covid last week were african american despite being only 5% of the city's population and now this week there's been a 40% increase in testing at the bayview site, but turnout is not the same for vaccines. >> getting you to come get tested is one step. getting you to get vaccinated is another. getting you to get your second dose has become its own barrier in itself whether it's because of the side effects from the first or a lot of individuals just feel like they're already vaccinated. they feel all they need is one shot and they're good to go. >> repor

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. >> i'm ama daetz. abc7 news reporter luz pena is in oakland where law enforcement and firefighters are gearing up for a busy weekend. >> reporter: it only takes a spark for fireworks to turn from lighting up the sky to someone's house. >> the fireworks make me nervous. i can't tell people what to do, but i prefer they use some common sense and courtesy and didn't put others at risk. >> reporter: oakland resident carl rose says that because he lived it. in 1991 he looked out his window and saw this, the oakland hills on fire, a product of a small grassfire. >> it just makethe dry conditions and wind plus potential sparks by illegal fireworks are keeping firefighters on high alert this weekend. >> the fire danger is very, very high right now. fuel moisture is very, very low along with higher temperatures and the drought all combine to make this a very high concern for us. >> reporter: on july 4th this intersection near grizzly peak will close for 24 hours. also 20 additional firefighters will be deployed

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. it is friday. >> it is. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time very much. stay tuned now on jimmy kimmel. have a good weekend! ♪ >> hey, bay area, it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. ♪ on today's show, bringing hope to the unhoused community... a boutique building volunteers making a difference... a stroll down memory lane. but first, tips on how to recycle right. ♪ >> recycling is important to the environment, so we all need to do our part. learning what goes where makes the process easier. >> oakland recycles is all about the message of recycling right to oakland residents. it's a joint collaboration between the city, california waste solutions, and waste management. as a team, we provide education, technical assistance, free tools, and most importantly, the recycle right message to all oakland residents. ♪ califo

i'm ama daetz. cdc confirms the original strain of covid is no longer found circulating in variants across the country. we spoke to a ucsf vaccine specialist who says a vaccine mandate may be in our future. >> reporter: as covid-19 cases surge across the country, the cdc reports mu concerning trends, outbreaks in low vaccination states, high levels of community transmission and the unvaccinated making up 99% of deaths, all this pointing to the delta variant. is it safe to say that you're trying to keep up with these variants? >> yes, absolutely. it seems like the virus is always a couple steps ahead of us and we're trying to get at least one step ahead of it. >> reporter: in april the delta variants represented only 0.5% of u.s. cases. now fast forward to three months later. it's more than 83% 19 cases. dr. nevin krogan and his team are actively studying the molecular accents of all these variants and says we need to act fast before a new variant emerges. >> they mutate and try to evade the defense

. >>> i am ama daetz.n what it will take to save san francisco tourism. >>> and make the bay area better f >>> finally tonight, lost and found. >>> finally tonight, lost and found. tonight, in cincinnati, ohio, a firefighter using a sledgehammer to try to reach a dog missing for five days. gertie, a white terrier mix, had gone missing. days later, the family got a call from a worried neighbor, thinking they heard gertie stuck behind two old concrete walls. coaxing her out. >> nice job! >> reporter: carrying her over to her thankful owners. >> thank you. >> reporter: and another rescue in wales, ollie lost in the ocean, paddling for at least three hours. >> found a dog. >> reporter: giving ollie water. >> oh, good pup. >> reporter: safely in the boat, soon to be reunited with his family. while back in cincinnati tonight, gertie is home. and her family, grateful. >> everybody was loving on her. the firefighters were so happy. >> we're grateful they're home, too. and i'll see you right back here tomorrow. goo

. >> i'm ama daetz.bc7 news reporter luz pena is in oakland where law enforcement and firefighters are gearing up for a busy weekend. >> reporter: it only takes a spark for fireworks to turn from lighting up the sky to someone's house. >> the fireworks make me nervous. i can't tell people what to do, but i prefer they use some common sense and courtesy and didn't put others at risk. >> reporter: oakland resident carl rose says that because he lived it. in 1991 he looked out his window and saw this, the oakland hills on fire, a product of a small grassfire. >> it just makes you cringe a little bit. >> reporter: the dry conditions and wind plus potential sparks by illegal fireworks are keeping firefighters on high alert this weekend. >> the fire danger is very, very high right now. fuel moisture is very, very low along with higher temperatures and the drought all combine to make this a very high concern for us. >> reporter: on july 4th this intersection near grizzly peak will close for 24 hours. also 20 ad

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good evening and thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. you are watching live on abc7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. >>> a ban on ghost guns passed unanimously today. >> ghost guns are self assembled firearms that don't have serial numbers, making their use and crimes difficult to prosecute. they are untraceable. stephanie sierra found out the seizure of these illegal weapons are reaching record highs across the city. she is breaking down the latest data and information for us. >> reporter: ghost gun seizures, as you pointed out, in san francisco have more than doubled in the past year and part of what the legislation would do if passed in september is not only prohibit the sale of these illegal weapons, but help law enforcement crackdown on the manufacturers. when you hear that a 10-year- old is able to build a ghost gun, describing it as easy as building legos, you know there is a problem. just ask steve linley, the former california doj firearms chief. >> this is a kit you can buy and have sent your house online, no regulations. >

good evening and thanks for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. you are watching live on abc7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. >> california reported more than 10,000 new cases today. the last time we had over 10,000 new cases was february 12, 24 weeks ago. >> the delta variant is driving up case counts at a rate not seen in months. dr. brand colfax sums it up this way. >> the delta variant is covid on steroids. in many ways this is a different virus than the virus we were dealing with earlier in the year. it is far, far more infectious and there is also increasing evidence suggesting it causes more serious disease. >> this is serious and that is why we have team coverage tonight, because protecting our public health as part of building a better bay area. we began with abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez and the concern in san francisco. >> reporter: here is the situation. even if you get more people vaccinated tomorrow, it will be more than a month before they are protected from covid. the health department knows this and that is why a mask ma

i'm ama daetz. >> hello there, glad you're with us. our focus is on san francisco and a vehiclesing problem. how to make sure tourists and residents too are safe when they're in the city. >>> the city's economy thrives on tourism, unfortunately so to criminals. tourists make easy targets for car break-ins and easy customers for people trying to make a buck. we're tackling both top sglieks and with phil will help us but let's here from luz pena. >> we heard at the beginning of press conference speaking about 9 high vaccination rates of san francisco. tourists can come to the city and know they are visiting one of the safest cities regarding covid. but are they safe with belongings? are they safe leaving bags in vehicles or even stepping away for a photo? that's the trust the may have is trying to regain today. >> we've become too familiar with the story, another tourist and another break-in. the latest incident happening to this family from missouri. right across from the park and they are coming back from alcatraz. >> we come back to t

if you can't make it, watch the draft beginning at 5:00 right he >> from dan ashley and myself, ama daetzre, thank you california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. >>> tonight, the first mandatory vaccinations for some city and state workers. and the first federal workers, v.a. health care workers. with new cases on the rise now in 49 states, fueled by the delta variant among the unvaccinated. the u.s. now averaging more than 47,000 new cases a day, up 314% since last month. florida alone recording 73,000 w cas inhe lt . tonight, new york city now orrs including teachers and first responders, to be vaccinated or undergo weekly testing. california issuing a similar rule for state employees and hospit

. >> tonight two bay area hospitals are seeing i ama daetz.have team coverage tonight from two members of our vaccine team. let's begin with abc7 news reporter kate larsen who found out how hundreds of san francisco hospital employees are getting infected with covid. porter: two major san francisco hospitalled, zuckerberg san francisco general and ucsf, are reporting who than 230 staff members infected with covid, most of them breakthrough cases. >> more staff are getting covid than we saw before and it's mostly vaccinated staff and that's just because of the easing every restrictions. >> reporter: the chief medical officer of san francisco general hospital says in july more than 50 staff members tested positive for covid, 75 to 80% of them fully vaccinated. none of them have been hospitalized. this is out of 7,005 7,500 total hospital staff. it's a small portion, but how they got covid is important. >> i think 99% of those cases, almost 100% we have been able to track back to community spread. we have so far not detected patient to staff or s

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i am ama daetz. >> you are watching live on abc 7 news. cosby was serving a 10 year sentence over a 2004 encounter. he was charged in 2015 days before the statute of limitation ran out. pennsylvania's high court ordered cosby's release after finding that he was denied protection against self- incrimination. they say a previous agreement with a prosecutor prevented him from being charged in the case. prosecutors say it also shuts down the possibility of a third trial. late today cosby made his first media appearance. abc 7 news reporter leon melendez has react on that and from a bay area accuser. >> reporter: one of cosby's accusers told us that she was on the phone this morning with a friend who asked if she would be willing to talk to some of the women who have come forward in the case against windsor. remember, dominic has been accused of sexual assault by nine women. a few minutes after she hung up, she received wo&d of cosby's release. she told me at that moment she felt deflated. a few hours after his conviction was overturned, actor

i'm ama daetz. >>> and i'm dan ashley. you're watching abc7 news at 5:00 here live on abc7, hulu, and review stream. >>> alameda county health officers say they are considering specifically recommending masking indoors for everyone. san mateo county tells us it is considering changes to his guidance. for other health departments tell us they are planning to stick with state guidelines, which do not require indoor masking for vaccinated people. residents in both sacramento and yolo counties are being asked to mask up indoors, as covid cases increase, and the delta variant surges. >> starting sunday in los angeles county, people will be required to wear masks indoors, regardless of vaccination status. officials recommended indoor masking for all announced this afternoon it is noah mandate, you have to do it. it comes amid a sharp rise of covered cases in that county, and the threat of the delta variant. almost all of those hospitalized in the county for that are unvaccinated. >> waiting for us to be at a high community trans

. >>> i'm ama daetz. next at 6:00, only in san francisco. often a phrase of pride.ems. >>> finally tonight branson >>> finally tonight branson versus bezos. who will be first to make it into space? tonight the billionaire space race is on. just weeks before amazon founder jeff bezos' history making launch into space, sir richard branson releasing this video nouncing overnight he'll blast off first. >> astronaut 0ll be evuangtomer space erience. this july our dream will become a reality. >> reporter: branson's virgin galactic flight, just over a week away, scheduled nine days before bezos and his blue origin team. >> i'm just expecting the most extraordinary trip of my lifetime and extraordinary trips of a lifetime for other people in the future. >> reporter: joining him are two pilots and three mission specialists. bezos will fly with his brother, the mystery $28 million bidder and 82-year-old wally funk, the aerospace pioneer who underwent astronaut training in the '60s, but never went into space. bezos >> oh, finally. >> reporter: bezos and the blue origin team do

. >> i'm ama daetz. we have team coverage tonight from two members of our vaccine team.'s begin with abc7 news reporter kate larsen who found out how hundreds of san francisco hospital employees are getting infected with covid. >> reporter: two major san francisco hospitalled, zuckerberg san francisco general and ucsf, are reporting who than 230 staff members infected with covid, most of them breakthrough cases. >> more staff are getting covid than we saw before and it's mostly vaccinated staff and that's just because of the easing every restrictions. >> reporter: the chief medical officer of san francisco general hospital says in july more than 50 staff members tested positive for covid, 75 to 80% of them fully vaccinated. none of them have been hospitalized. this is out of 7,005 total hospital staff. it's a small portion, but how they got covid is important. >> i think 99% of those cases, almost 100% we have been able to track back to community spread. we have so far not detected patient to staff or staff to patient infections right now. >> reporter: a source tells me

good evening and thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley.ng live on abc7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. >>> a ban on ghost guns passed unanimously today. >> ghost guns are self assembled firearms that don't have serial numbers, making their use and crimes difficult to prosecute. they are untraceable. stephanie sierra found out the seizure of these illegal weapons are reaching record highs across the city. she is breaking down the latest data and information for us. >> reporter: ghost gun seizures, as you pointed out, in san francisco have more than doubled in the past year and part of what the legislation would do if passed in september is not only prohibit the sale of these illegal weapons, but help law enforcement crackdown on the manufacturers. when you hear that a 10-year- old is able to build a ghost gun, describing it as

evening and thank you for joining us i am a ama daetz.f nine people running out of neiman marcus with a stolen goods. >> this is organized a theft that the state wants to count on cutting down on. >> the city of san francisco is getting a handle on how big of a problem this is. crying gets in the way of building a better bay area. and we begin with leon melendez lyanne melendez . >> this is a bill that allows chp to expand and collaborate with local law enforcement. operating in three regions. it also allowsthe district

for now, good evening and thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> i am dan ashley.abc7 news live here on abc7, hulu live, and wherever you string. >>> the cdc is recommending fully vaccinated people wear masks indoors in hotspots and that includes california.

thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> you are watching live on abc7, hulu live, and wherever your work better bay area means keeping a close eye on the pandemic and changing rules. statewide activity is rising every way you measure it. it is part of why the bay area released new recommendations saying everyone should wear masks indoors, no matter if you are vaccinated or not. so far it is a recommendation, not a requirement. >> and that applies to almost the entire bay area. only celano and napa county did not involve themselves in today's announcement. >> laura anthony spoke with doctors at east bay hospitals to find out what trends they are seeing. >> did you ever stop wearing masks inside? >> never. >> will you go back to not wearing a mask? >> to answer that today

good evening and thanks for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley.e, and wherever you stream. >> california reported more than 10,000 new cases today. the last time we had over 10,000 new cases was february 12, 24 weeks ago. >> the delta variant is driving up case counts at a rate not seen in months. dr. brand colfax sums it up this way. >> the delta variant is covid on steroids. in many ways this is a different virus than the virus we were dealing with earlier in the year. it is far, far more infectious and there is also increasing evidence suggesting it causes more serious disease. >> this is serious and that is why we have team coverage tonight, because protecting our public health as part of building a better bay area. we began with abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez and the concern in san francisco. >> reporter: here is the situation. even if yo

thank you for joining us i am ama daetz.grants to four businesses in the mission district pictures more on that story from lyanne melendez . >> reporter: a neighborhood business that has been owned and operated for 27 years. today they received a check for $10,000 to offset losses during the pandemic >> i was really happy it makes me cry. >> reporter: a craft store just reopened today. because of covid they've been selling merchandise out side. the owner received a grant and her son had a few ideas on where to spend the money. >> he said take

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i am ama daetz. >> you're watching the special edition of abc7 news live. >> we're working to build a better bay area, and that means protecting your health from the pandemic, and that is getting more challenging. >> cases in the bay area are going up. the increased order to take up a couple weeks after california reopened. >> the seven day test positivity rate is 6.2%. it has climbed more than a full percentage point since the last week, but it is lower than this time last year. >>> today's big headline is president biden's announcement requiring federal workers to get vaccinated, and the public and private sector employees are also putting vaccine mandates into place. here is abc7 news reporter , melanie woodrow. >> reporter: the federal government will fully reimburse any small or medium sized business that provides workers with paid time off to get vaccinated or take their family members to get vaccinated. >> employers, this costs you nothing. >> reporter: the president asked states and cities $100 to anyone who gets fully vaccinated from now on. every federal government employee

so ama daetz, i can see the frustration with the choice. >> yeah, the rules are the rules. changed in the future and they are looking at those things, i gotta say i wish you could see my face when i read about this today. it was like -- to shock. a little background, we are a huge track family. my sister will kill me for bragging on her, but she was really good back in her day. so we spent the entire father's day weekend watching these olympic trials, watching her, and she is incredible. she really is, all the flash kind of brought something back to the sport. people were getting excited about it. it's devastating this is happening. >> it's a shame. you hate to see her miss out on this opportunity. as you point out, they have to apply the rules to everybody. >> marijuana is not a performance-enhancing drug. it doesn't make you run faster. >> she's going to beat everybody whether she is doing that or not. >> spencer, to your point, they need to change the rules. >>> the world's elite eaters, including san jose's jory chestnut weighed in for the nathan's hot dog eating contes

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>> i'm ama daetz. >> unquiet. i'm dan ashley. right now, jimmy kimmel with >> dicky:: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live" with guest host anthony anderson! tonight -- from "the suicide squad," margot robbie, john cena, and director james gunn. plus metta world peace, and music from pnb rock featuring swae lee and pink sweat$. and now, anthony anderson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> anthony: all right! i see you! i see you! i see you! okay! all right! [ cheers and applause ] keep it going, keep it going! [ cheers and applause ] all right. welcome to "jimmy kimmel live!" i'm your guest host, anthony anderson. i love you too, baby. it's a new day, and we have a new nba champion! [ cheers ] last night, the milwaukee bucks won their first nba title in 50 years. [ cheers and applause ] they beat phoenix 105-98. the game was such a disaster for the suns, chris paul had to file a claim with state farm to cover his losses. [ laughter ] and after they closed it out, the bucks opened the liquor cabinet. >> no one up here has been drinki

thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley.appreciate your time, hope you have a good evening and we will see you tonight at 11:00. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are... a human resources specialist from damascus, oregon... an attorney originally from the bronx, new york... and our returning champion-- a marine officer from washington, d.c... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now here is the guest host of "jeopardy!"-- george stephanopoulos. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. it's been such an incredible and fun week so far. and thanks to some big wins by our champions, "jeopardy!" has already donated more than $111,000 to share our strength's no kid hungry campaign. "jeopardy!" will also be matching today's contestants' winnings so good luck, tyler, judith, and andre. let's play "jeopardy!" here are the categories. starting off with... each response is two words

here's anchor ama daetz. >> reporter: u-c students are trying to get vaccinated. all student and faculty and staff must be vaccinate for the fall term. bul othemptions arlowe leon able to participate in in-person campus activities. e, an updated policy in effect. fully vaccinated people don't have to wear maximum. unvaccinated people must mask up indoors and outside they can canada may soon reopen for tourists, the country's prime minister said if positipositipoi vaccination trends continue, they could welcome vaccinated travelers. thanks to pilot program with the state arriving international travel, will be provide with three free covid test kits. >> l.a. county health officers urge people to reconsider travel to states with high levels of new covid cases and that includes very popular destinations, florida, and nevada. >>> there's concerns about covid as kids go back to school for new school year. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: this morning's gma first look. covid-19 surge. the new concerns for kids as the delta variant spreads across the country. some school

i'm ama daetz. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's “jimmy kimmel live!”ight -- sarah paulson, frank grillo, and music from lucy dacus. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. that's very nice. i appreciate that. thank you, thank you. welcome. wow. where did all these people come from? [ cheers and applause ] that's very nice, i appreciate it. you know -- [ cheers and applause ] for those watching at home, if it sounds different, it's because after more than 15 months at home, and in a mostly empty studio, we finally have a real audience. it's almost like a real show. we are not fully full yet. we were allowed to let 89 people in. how they arrived at that number, i have no idea. [ laughter ] everyone is masked, vaccinated. just to be safe we shaved everyone from head to toe. [ laughter ] most of you haven't been to an event of any kind in a while. just a couple of reminders, number one. you can't mute me. [ laughter ] number two, it is rude to go to sleep during the show. okay? [ laughter ] thanks for understanding. it's been a