i'm ama daetz.nkeypox 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 vaccine dose that is we will receive that is determined solely by the federal gove government. reporter: today senator scott wiener asked for $38.5 million to help counties across the state respond to this virus. >> when they have to set up vaccine clinics to administer the vaccine, you have to pay staff. they have to pay for

i am ama daetz. dan: and i am dan ashley. the documents were likely hidden in a storage room and moved, with the court hearing set this thursday in florida. agency made it clear it opposes the appointment of a special master and a former president should not be allowed to intervene in the case. -- claims there was a clear effort to obstruct the investigation into the classified material the fbi recovered. former president trump's legal team has until friday night to respond to the filing. we sent out this notification on the abc seven news app as soon as the news broke. if you want -- ama: a bullet on the california highway hit and off duty officer's vehicle this afternoon. that officer was not hurt. amanda del castillo a has more about this. >> with sky 7 above the sky on tuesday's shooting, parts of the highway were shut down for hours. offices are searching for evidence on foot as an off-duty officer was driving his personal car when it was struck by at least one billet -- bullets. the chp reported that the man heard a pop

. >> i'm ama daetz. the family says that the principal told them to pick up their kids because they refuse to wear a mask. dan: and there are questions about whether the what the school did was legal. >> the principal called me to come pick them up because he's refusing to wear his mask. >> the alan rock union district parent who chooses not to identify himself publically is describing the situation for two of his kids. both are unable to go to school because they won't wear a max something mandated in the district. one of the kids is seen here waiting in the office for his father. >> it irritates their faces, their nose, their mouth, their lips around the top of their lips, the bomb of the lips and ends up causing their nose to run -- their eyes start to bother them. >> board of the trustee president says the mandate is about to keep community safe. >> we have family that is have to live with each other inn not in a one family to one home situation but multiple families, multiple situations. >> the supe

i am ama daetz. dan: and i am dan ashley. the documents were likely hidden in a storarage room and moved, with the court hearing set this thursday in floridida. agency made it clear i it opposs the appointment of a special master and a former president should not be allowed to intervene in the case. -- claims there was a clear effort to obstruct the investigation into the classified material the fbi recovered. former president trump's legal team has until friday night to respond to the filing. we sent out this notification on the abc seven news app as soon as the news broke. if you want -- ama: a bullet on the california highway hit and off duty officer's vehicle this afternoon. that officer was not hurt. amanda del castillo a has more about this. >> with sky 7 above the sky on tuesday's shooting, parts of the highway were shut down for hours. offices are searching for evidence on foot as an off-duty officer was driving his personal car when it was struck by at least one billet -- bullets. the chp reported that the man heard

. >> 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 vaccine dose that is we will receive that is determined solely by the federal gove government. reporter: today senator scott wiener asked for $38.5 million to help counties across the state respond to this virus. >> when they have to set up vaccine clinics to administer the vaccine, you have to pay staff. they

. >>>> i'm ama daetz. a heartbreaking realization for the family of alexis gabe, the 24-year-old oakley woman who disappeared in january. it was the most >> >> horrifying thing we've ever seen. >> it is shocking. we never expected to see that. dan: police say her ex-boyfriend marshall jones murdered her, but her body has never been found. that's why her family says they never give up hope that she might still be found alive. but now, new evidence from antioch police is forcing them to reconsider. ama: we spoke to alexis's parents and we do need to warn you, this story contains graphic >> what have you done? reporter: the parents of alexis gabe always held on to the idea that one day, their daughter would come home. but based on new evidence, they now acknowledge their daughter may be gone. >> confirmed. we saw all the images and videos that she was really gone. antioch police and was presented with a detailed timeline including surveillance footage, cell phone records and never before seen photos. the 24-y

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm karina nova. the other top story we are following is the arrest of two men in connection with the june shooting of a safeway employee in san jose. the investigation involved u.s. marshals and utah authorities after the suspected shooter left the state. amanda del castillo you spoke with jpd and has our update. >> the suspects are young, 18 and 19-year-old san jose residents accused of shooting and killing a 24-year-old. this happened at the hamilton avenue safeway on june 5 at 3:30 a.m. according to police, the suspected shooter who is -- he was arrested in utah on august 11 with the help of authorities and the u.s. marshals service. just yesterday, the 19-year-old was arrested by the covert response unit, booked for conspiracy. police believe the victim may have confected -- confronted the suspects when he fired the deadly shot. >> no reason why an 18 and 19-year-old should be out on our city streets illegally possessing a firearm that is used in a crime. again, a very tragic loss of life, a very

. >> i'm ama daetz. the family says that the principal told them to pick up their kids because they refuse to wear a mask. dan: and there are questions about whether the what the school did was legal. >> the principal called me to come pick them up because he's refusing to wear his mask. >> the alan rock union district parent who chooses not to identify himself publically is describing the situation for two of his kids. both are unable to go to school because they won't wear a max something mandated in the district. one of the kids is seen here waiting in the office for his father. >> it irritates their faces, their nose, their mouth, their lips around the top of their lips, the bomb of the lips and ends up causing their nose to run -- their eyes start to bother them. >> board of the trustee president says the mandate is about to keep community safe. >> we have family that is have to live with each other inn not in a one family to one home situation but multiple families, multiple situations. >> the supe

ama: and i am ama daetz. let's get more with what on the fbi -- with what the fbi were looking for. >> multiple sources confirming to abc news that fbi agents raided his mar-a-lago resort on monday. trump announced his florida estate including a safe had been rated by federal authorities. the circumstances of the search were not immediately clear but sources tell abc news the search was in relation to those 15 boxes of documents that trump brought with him to mar-a-lago after he left the white house. some of which the national archives said were marked classified. in february, the national archives confirmed they had received 15 boxes that were improperly removed from the white house when trump left office. the archivist said representatives were continuing to search for more records that may have been improperly removed from the white house. monday's search marks a dramatic escalation in law enforcement scrutiny of trump. a separate investigation is looking into his efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential

ama: and i am ama daetz.et more with what on the fbi -- with what the fbi were looking for. >> multiple sources confirming to abc news that fbi agents raided his mar-a-lago resort on monday. trump announced his florida estate including a safe had been rated by federal authorities. the circumstances of the search were not immediately clear but sources tell abc news the search was in relation to those 15 boxes of documents that trump brought with him to mar-a-lago after he left the white house. some of which the national archives said were marked classified. in february, the national archives confirmed they had received 15 boxes that were improperly removed from the white house when trump left office. the archivist said representatives were continuing to search for more records that may have been improperly removed from the white house. monday's search marks a dramatic escalation in law enforcement scrutiny of trump. a separate investigation is looking into his efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election

ama: and i am ama daetz. j.r. stone spoke to that family tonight and a rattlesnake remover who has been inundated with calls. j.r.: that loud sound is the rattle of a rattlesnake recorded in the backyard of a home in antioch on monday. >> the snake meant business. j.r.: experts say snakes are increasingly common in backyards. we sent tonio took this route snake -- rattlesnake video last year says that as the hot weather continues, snake called have been coming in high numbers. by 10:00 a.m. tuesday morning, the recent -- three rattlesnake calls had been called in. this snake is in antioch was no baby. >> this is the largest one found in our yard. j.r.: using two snake grabbers to grab a hold of this. >> they are poisonous, deadly, dangerous, not endangered. we don't relocate those. we just take their head off with a shovel. j.r.: the snake they found was as tall as their son matthew. neighbors in this area near the black diamond mines reached a preserve and say the rattlesnakes are out. >> i have seen more this ye

. >> and i'm ama daetz. reporter: matching recommendations with reality. that's how some health experts are describing the c.d.'s move to ease covid-19 guidelines. among the changes announced thursday, the agency dropped the quarantine recommendation for people who have been exposed. >> we're exposed constantly that pragmatically the idea of quarantining was out a long time ago. reporter: the c.d.c. also dropping the test to be safe practicing. >> we really didn't provide the testing infrastructure for people to actually engage in some of these recommendation >> for superintendent telling abc7 news in part, while a few recommendations were removed schools industrial the flexibility to implement any safety measures necessary to continue full-time in person instruction. under the new guidance, those who test positive are asked to isolate for five days. if fever-free for 24 hours after that, you may end isolation but should still wear a high quality mask. >> we're going to have to live wit. the c.d.c.'s message was that covid was here to stay. >> it's meant t

i'm ama daetz. dan a.: i'm dan ashley. we will see you in half an hour. ama, let's go.k by 6:00. dan a.: outside lands large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "poof" burt, you have my lunch. introducing togo's new pastrami cheese ste loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, there's entresto. e

ama: and i am ama daetz. j.r. stone spoke to that family tonight and a rattlesnake remover who has been inundated with calls. j.r.: that loud sound is the rattle of a rattlesnake recorded in the backyard of a home in antioch on monday. >> the snake meant business. j.r.: experts say snakes are increasingly common in backyards. we sent tonio took this route snake -- rattlesnake video last year says that as the hot weather continues, snake called have been coming in high numbers. by 10:00 a.m. tuesday morning, the recent -- three rattlesnake calls had been called in. this snake is in antioch was no baby. >> this is the largest one found in our yard. j.r.: using two snake grabbers to grab a hold of this. >> they are poisonous, deadly, dangerous, not endangered. we don't relocate those. we just take their head off with a shovel. j.r.: the snake they found was as tall as their son matthew. neighbors in this area near the black diamond mines reached a preserve and say the rattlesnakes are out. >> i have seen more this ye

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ama: and i am ama daetz. this is the second attack at the beach in months.illo has more. amanda: the weather conditions offered the perfect opportunity to get outdoors. kensington sampson edwards was there with her family. she noticed kayakers and paddle borders rushing to shore. she learned there had been a shark attack. a man and his dog walked away unscathed. >> he told us what happened and said that the shark was about as long as his second -- paddleboard. >> there was only one shark in this area that could have done that, and that is a white shark. amanda: david ebert estimates that the shirt could be two or three years old. >> they start out with green mammals, and they will start investigating paddle boards more because they moved to larger prey. amanda: hebert says it is likely because the shark was only exploring, adjusting its bite in the process. pacific grove police say the paddle border and his diver were about 100 yards from the peer. >> he was taking his dog out and there was a life vest underneath, so it could have gone bad. amanda: concerns

i am ama daetz. >> police have called it an attempted robbery but her family and friends say nothing was taken and believe it was a hate crime. >> dion lim sat down with those who knew her best and has the interview you only see on abc 7 news. >> i appreciate it and i loved her. it was very special. >> nelson held a special bond with his longtime partner, lillie hsu. an immigrant from china who blossomed into a highly accomplished and beloved dentist with practices in oakland's chinatown. >> all of her referrals. her business came from referral after referral because people trusted her and her work ethic. >> it is a bond of admiration and respect. the couple were on their way to get everest -- get a massage and little saigon. they never made it to that appointment. >> i heard two or three bangs and then all of this on a flash. >> surveillance shows an older model lexus sedan. you can see a suspect emerge. multiple gunshots rang out and nelson says lily was hit twice in the back. nothing was taken. those five seconds change his life forever. quasi ran around the side of the car and sh

ama: and i am ama daetz. this is the second attack at the beach in months. amanda del castillo has more. amanda: the weather conditions offered the perfect opportunity to get outdoors. kensington sampson edwards was there with her family. she noticed kayakers and paddle borders rushing to shore. she learned there had been a shark attack. a man and his dog walked away unscathed. >> he told us what happened and said that the shark was about as long as his second -- paddleboard. >> there was only one shark in this area that could have done that, and that is a white shark. amanda: david ebert estimates that the shirt could be two or three years old. >> they start out with green mammals, and they will start investigating paddle boards more because they moved to larger prey. amanda: hebert says it is likely because the shark was only exploring, adjusting its bite in the process. pacific grove police say the paddle border and his diver were about 100 yards from the peer. >> he was taking his dog out and there was a life vest underneath, so it could have gone bad. a

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. >> and i'm a amia -- ama daetz. >> the outside lands party getting started at golden gate park. >> the vibe is great. people are amazing. people are friendly. >> the three-day long music festival features nine different artists. >> the shows have all been great. >> just decided to come out here inner the weekend f it's ban great time. i wanted to see the artist perform. >> it's ali vasim's first time here making him more than 220,000 people expected to go through these gates. >> i've been here for a couple of hours. it's been really good i like the vibes. everything's super nice. >> we had the lobster roll, it was dope. >> nearly 200 bay area restaurants, wineries and brew rhys. business is back. >> it helps to get your name out there. this is amazing. so it helps get your name out around the city. >> festival returning to its summer date for the first time since the start of the pandemic. and the safety precautions are gone. >> i think everyone's now vaccinated or that's everybody's that's not vaccinated is wearing a mask. >> we're all vaccinated. i never got covid before. >> and

. >> and i'm ama daetz. reporter: matching recommendations with reality. that's how some health experts are describing the c.d.'s move to ease covid-19 guidelines. among the changes announced thursday, the agency dropped the quarantine recommendation for people who have been exposed. >> we're exposed constantly that pragmatically the idea of quarantining was out a long time ago. reporter: the c.d.c. also dropping the test to be safe practicing. >> we really didn't provide the testing infrastructure for people to actually engage in some of these recommendation >> for superintendent telling abc7 news in part, while a few recommendations were removed schools industrial the flexibility to implement any safety measures necessary to continue full-time in person instruction. under the new guidance, those who test positive are asked to isolate for five days. if fever-free for 24 hours after that, you may end isolation but should still wear a high quality mask. >> we're going to have to live wit. the c.d.c.'s message was that covid was here to stay. >> it's meant t

. >> and i'm a amia -- ama daetz. >> the outside lands party getting started at golden gate park. >> the vibe is great. people are amazing. people are friendly. >> the three-day long music festival features nine different artists. >> the shows have all been great. >> just decided to come out here inner the weekend f it's ban great time. i wanted to see the artist perform. >> it's ali vasim's first time here making him more than 220,000 people expected to go through these gates. >> i've been here for a couple of hours. it's been really good i like the vibes. everything's super nice. >> we had the lobster roll, it was dope. >> nearly 200 bay area restaurants, wineries and brew rhys. business is back. >> it helps to get your name out there. this is amazing. so it helps get your name out around the city. >> festival returning to its summer date for the first time since the start of the pandemic. and the safety precautions are gone. >> i think everyone's now vaccinated or that's everybody's that's not vaccinated is wearing a mask. >> we're all vaccinated. i never got covid before. >> and

ama: i'm ama daetz. for sawe'll see youagain at seen this ad?s not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27. it doesn't tell you 90% of the profits go to the out of state corporations. a tiny share goes to the homeless, and even less to tribes. and a big loophole says, costs to promote betting reduce money for the tribes, so they get less. hidden agendas. fine print. loopholes. prop 27. they didn't write it for the tribes or the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> breaking news as we come on the air in the west. the state department issuing a global warni

good evening, i am ama daetz. dan: and i am dan ashley. kreutz starts our coverage with a look at state efforts to support businesses in california, part of voting a better bay area. reporter: at bishop boys' club are in pittsburgh, made in california has a source of family pride for decades i am second-generation. i started -- my dad started the business in 1950. reporter: the company manufactures parts for missionary, but in the 70 years since they have been operating in the east bay, it's becoming harder and harder to stay open. >> my dad passed away a year ago. that was one of the things he would get a little misty eyed about. his side to see how much money factory has left the area. reporter: pamela now runs the company and says they are debating whether it is time to leave the state. one thing that would keep them here, the passing of a bill that would exempt and factoring companies like hers and paying sales tax on manufacturing equipment. this is the main production line at

good evening i am ama daetz. >> we are keeping an eye on live doppler 7 a lot of activity to look atndependent where you live you saw the results. take a look you can hear and see the rain falling in east oakland. ama: you see some blue skies in the background, windshield wipers were needed for drivers on one-to-one in petaluma this -- 101 in petaluma this morning. >> sandy, just yesterday it was all about the story? >> the story is, we went from hot weather to the monsoon moisture the typical desert southwest experiences. it was brought into the bay area, that is why we saw a couple of thousand struggles along cloverdale we saw showers this

good evening i ama -- ama daetz. dan: drug overdose have claimed more lives than covid.rit is fentanyl. >> it is 50 100 times more potent than heroin, and responsible for 74% of last years overdoses. what can be done to save lives? dan: we're are looking at possible solutions with team coverage, luz pena looks at how close california is to legalizing safe injection sites here in the bay area. as hear from leeann melendez about policies from the new district attorney to hold drug dealers accountable. reporter: dan, if you remember in mid july, brooke jenkins told her staff she wanted to review all plea offers that were still active in -- and made by the former da. at the time, she said she might reconsider some of them. well, she has done that. more than 30 have been revoked because of the nature of these cases. people arrested for selling large quantities of fentanyl and being offered only misdemeanors. the people selling

i'm ama daetz. dan a.: i'm dan ashley. dan noyes is back with this development.sive interview, wagstaffe wants to interview and hear from the bat mobile builder and the buyer to see if the case should be dismissed. district attorney attorney steve wagstaffe is canceling the hearing for a minister and -- administer for the man who builds bat mobile. >> i said i want more detail. dan n.: that is a change, though? >> it was going to be an arraignment on the 1th of august. dan n.: what spurred the second look? >> you, candidly. dan n.: he saw us questioning why sheriff carlos bolanos sent four investigators 2,200 miles to

that evening, i am ama daetz. >> i am dan ashley. thank you for joining us.rowing 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 reporter leanne melendez looking at the start of college classes and what it could mean for the outbreak. let's start there. leanne: colleges have some practice when it comes to responding to outbreaks. covid has prepared them for this kind of work and many universities will focus on a few things. education,

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