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amanda, do you see it? if, as _ today, i don't see it. amanda, do you see it? suspect, no criminal charges will come as a result of these hearings that this evidence does not meet the legal threshold, what will democrats have achieved? i threshold, what will democrats have achieved?— have achieved? i think what they have — have achieved? i think what they have laid _ have achieved? i think what they have laid out _ have achieved? i think what they have laid out is - have achieved? i think what they have laid out is a - have achieved? i think what they have laid out is a lot i have achieved? i think what they have laid out is a lot of different avenues. the department ofjustice can now take. they have different tools. the reality is congress only has a certain amount of tools to work with in order to bring people in, to understand what happened, to really drive those angles come in. it is a bit of a different story. i agreed today if people were looking for a clear smoking gun, there was not. i think it will be a hard leap and i know the department ofjustices al

amanda: the issue is far from resolved. i am amanda del castillo with abc7 news. ama: u.s. economy is in a slump. it is raising fears that the country is headed towards a recession. gdp has considered the broadest gauge of the economy. the president met today with major countries. that was echoed by the treasury secretary. >> 9 million jobs created last year. we saw the fastest single year decline in historic record. ama: the fed is hoping to achieve a difficult soft landing. dan: a lot more to come here. extreme weather causing devastation. tonight, the plea from kentucky. ama: born without hands or feet. is not letting that stop him from playing a game he loves. the story, next. dan: counting down to the megamillion strong. how stores are preparing. >> drizzle in the morning now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? oh, all that. and it comes with a 2-year rate guarantee. what?! ok! no annual contract. no equipment fees. oh, and a free streaming box. oh, i like streaming. it's all just $50 a month when you add xfinity mobile wi

amanda: the issue is far from resolved. i am amanda del castillo with abc7 news. ama: u.s. is in a slump. it is raising fears that the country is headed towards a recession. gdp has considered the broadest gauge of the economy. the president met today with major countries. that was echoed by the treasury secretary. >> 9 million jobs created last year. we saw the fastest single year decline in historic record. ama: the fed is hoping to achieve a difficult soft landing. dan: a lot more to come here. extreme weather causing devastation. tonight, the plea from kentucky. ama: born without hands or feet. is not letting that stop him from playing a game he loves. the story, next. dan: counting down to the megamillion strong. how stores are preparing. >> drizz meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full volume. h

amanda: i am amanda del castillo, abc 7 news.online. we have the information for you on our website. visit abc7news.com and click on this story for ways to help. ama: new developments in that shooting at a livermore bowling alley. a 27-year-old was taken into custody this warning. he was wanted in the shooting death of antonio vargas saturday night. two others were shot and injured. they are expected to be ok. garcia was arrested at a home around 1:30 this morning. he was booked for murder along with several other charges. dan: a break in the case of a ride-share driver murdered in oakland as officers searched for suspects. police say they found the car the suspect used. the car was found in san francisco. surveillance video captured two men in hoodies. watch here, approaching as he sat in his car on sunday. sadly, seconds later, as you see, he was shot and killed. police believe robbery was noted. ama: a live look at capital -- capitol hill. the key witness will be white house counsel pat, who was with former president donald tr

amanda: i am amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. information for you on our website. visit abc7news.com and click on this story for ways to help. ama: new developments in that shooting at a livermore bowling alley. a 27-year-old was taken into custody this warning. he was wanted in the shooting death of antonio vargas saturday night. two others were shot and injured. they are expected to be ok. garcia was arrested at a home around 1:30 this morning. he was booked for murder along with several other charges. dan: a break in the case of a ride-share driver murdered in oakland as officers searched for suspects. police say they found the car the suspect used. the car was found in san francisco. surveillance video captured two men in hoodies. watch here, approaching as he sat in his car on sunday. sadly, seconds later, as you see, he was shot and killed. police believe robbery was noted. ama: a live look at capital -- capitol hill. the key witness will be white house counsel pat, who was with former president donald trump in the west win

amanda: expanding monkeypox vaccine eligibility.ng news on tuesday. >> the supply is very tight in comparison to the need that we have but it's improving. amanda: improvement in the form of an added 886 doses of the vaccine. dr. george han says under the department's previous invitation-only distribution model, around 60 people have already received it. >> with this new effort this week, we are hoping to get a lot more vaccines for people who may not have come into contact with someone they knew had monkeypox. >> almost anyone in the lgbt pew plus community can get -- lgbtq plus committee can get one. amanda: the criteria includes anyone who has attended the same event with a person contentious with monkeypox. and others within the lgbtq plus population at high risk. >> make sure the community stays safe, stays informed, knows the proper information. that way, we can prevent future outbreaks. amanda: reasons why the public health department is teaming up with local lgbtq plus organizations. >> the faster you get the word out, the fa

amanda: i'm amanda del castillo, abc7news.ma: thousands have lined up, sometimes for hours, over the past few weeks and san francisco open to get a shot, only to be told there are none available. rafael mandelman has been pushing agencies like the cdc to act faster and getting vaccines out to those who need them. so far, he says the response has been lackluster. >> does it reflect an unacceptable level of indifference and maybe incompetence? i think so. ama: state senator scott wiener is demanding action, issuing a statement saying "we are veering toward a public health mass of uncontrolled monkeypox spread in our community and many other communities." the white house has promised to have 2 million doses by the end of next year. some 800,000 of them may arrive as soon as the end of this month. there are currently almost 1500 confirmed monkeypox cases nationwide. we are tracking all the latest information about monkeypox cases, testing and vaccines in the bay area. find those stories on our website, abc7news.com. new details to

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amanda: the animal care center is at capacity. kennels were completely filled days before july 4. >> we do feel like there were early fireworks going on and that probably resulted in some of these dogs coming to our shelter early. amanda: the director says monday's fireworks use further overwhelmed the shelter with runaway pets. by tuesday, there were 520 animals on site. receiving close to 40 lost dog since friday, 10 more than last year. they are encouraging adoptions and fostering and leading on residence to house temporarily lost pets. >> the next step would be to come to our shelter and drop off animals they did find. amanda: the shelter is offering incentives to ease impact and offering free adoptions for cats, dogs, kittens, and puppies. there is concern any additional detonation could send more dogs running. >> that illegal fireworks use continues in our community. amanda: preliminary data released by the san jose pope -- fire department shows that they received nearly 1800 reports made online. >> with improvements to the

amanda: i'm amanda del castillo, abc7news.: thousands have lined up, sometimes for hours, over the past few weeks and san francisco open to get a shot, only to be told there are none available. rafael mandelman has been pushing agencies like the cdc to act faster and getting vaccines out to those who need them. so far, he says the response has been lackluster. >> does it reflect an unacceptable level of indifference and maybe incompetence? i think so. ama: state senator scott wiener is demanding action, issuing a statement saying "we are veering toward a public health mass of uncontrolled monkeypox spread in our community and many other communities." the white house has promised to have 2 million doses by the end of next year. some 800,000 of them may arrive as soon as the end of this month. there are currently almost 1500 confirmed monkeypox cases nationwide. we are tracking all the latest information about monkeypox cases, testing and vaccines in the bay area. find those stories on our website, abc7news.com. new details toni

amanda: the animal care center is at capacity.nels were completely filled days before july 4. >> we do feel like there were early fireworks going on and that probably resulted in some of these dogs coming to our shelter early. amanda: the director says monday's fireworks use further overwhelmed the shelter with runaway pets. by tuesday, there were 520 animals on site. receiving close to 40 lost dog since friday, 10 more than last year. they are encouraging adoptions and fostering and leading on residence to house temporarily lost pets. >> the next step would be to come to our shelter and drop off animals they did find. amanda: the shelter is offering incentives to ease impact and offering free adoptions for cats, dogs, kittens, and puppies. there is concern any additional detonation could send more dogs running. >> that illegal fireworks use continues in our community. amanda: preliminary data released by the san jose pope -- fire department shows that they received nearly 1800 reports made online. >> with improvements to the repo

amanda chÁvez, conocida como amanda salazar, era la hermana menor de joseph "el tiburÓn" salazar, lÍderdo y codicioso que no vio que hasta la persona mÁs violenta y salvaje, como salazar, aÚn tiene algo de moral y Ética. >> el precio que van a pagar por llevÁrsela serÁ mucho mÁs alto del que hayan imaginado. >> en este momento, no tenemos idea de dÓnde estÁn ni en dÓnde buscarlos. estÁn completamente desaparecidos. >> ¿quÉ esperas, soldado? andando. >> el cadÁver en la bolsa es de joseph salazar. >> ¿dÓnde tÁ larisa? >> el diablo nos cobrÓ factura. >> igual, tengo secretos. estoy bien. >> me satisface que fueras sincero, asÍ que verÉ si puedes ayudarnos en todo esto. >> [suspira] tiene sentido. >> necesito a salazar de vuelta quiero que nos ayudes a encontrarlo. >> hecho. [pitido] >> dijiste que joseph salazar y amanda murieron. ¿cÓmo fue? [♪♪] [♪♪] >> seÑor, vi la muerte del tiburÓn y la agente chÁvez, ellos murieron en el tiroteo. sus cuerpos cayeron al tÚnel de desagÜe, y podrÍan estar en el mar negro. >> [harrison] ¿y el comandante mike darol? >> el agente darol falleciÓ siendo un h

amanda: expanding monkeypox vaccine eligibility. supply is very tight in comparison to the need that we have but it's improving. amanda: improvement in the form of an added 886 doses of the vaccine. dr. george han says under the department's previous invitation-only distribution model, around 60 people have already received it. >> with this new effort this week, we are hoping to get a lot more vaccines for people who may not have come into contact with someone they knew had monkeypox. >> almost anyone in the lgbt pew plus community can get -- lgbtq plus committee can get one. amanda: the criteria includes anyone who has attended the same event with a person contentious with monkeypox. and others within the lgbtq plus population at high risk. >> make sure the community stays safe, stays informed, knows the proper information. that way, we can prevent future outbreaks. amanda: reasons why the public health department is teaming up with local lgbtq plus organizations. >> the faster you get the word out, the faster you can get the vacci

amanda del castillo spoke with residents who live near the scene. amanda -- >> i heard a big noise. it went like that and then it went right there. amanda: she was outside of her home playing with her grandchild when this piper pa 32 took down power lines and crashed at 7:30 p.m. friday. the faa says the pilot was departing from reed hillview county airport, going belly down. >> this is a residential area. this is not minette of. this is not send martin or palo alto. they are in the middle of a residential area. >> i know. it might have come on top of the house and we were sleeping or playing with the grandchildren. this is too much. amanda: video shows the moments that followed. residents rushing to the scene, the private laid out on the pavement with a nearby puddle of blood. we are blurring the victim because of the nature of his injuries. >> the plane must have been flying low to hit the power line. he hit the gate and was bleeding and still moving. pretty overwhelming. amanda: police say residents where evacuated. rhodes were closed and late friday police say the pilot sustaine

good afternoon, thank you for joining us, i'm amanda starrantino. that fire has already burned through several structures and thousands have evacuated their homes. that includes steve and andrea ward who lost their home to the fire shoulder, and you know, this home that we had just gotten married at two weeks ago, it explodes in -- and you know, you're looking at it on a mobile phone. >> tragic. >> the couple you heard from there are newlyweds. the home they thought they would spend the rest of their lives in now destroyed. firefighters are battling the flames while also facing steep terrain and hot temperatures. danya bacchus has the latest on the fire burning in maricopa co county. >> reporter: the explosive oak fire near yosemite national park tripled in size over the weekend. >> we're getting in more resources. we're the top priority fire in the state right now. >> reporter: more than 2,500 firefighters are attacking the flames from the air and on the ground. at least 15 structures have been damaged or destroyed, about 6,000 people were forced t

amanda: i'm amanda del castillo, abc7news. reggie: authorities are watching a grass fire. the 115 acre fire near lake harmon is now 80% contained. pres -- crews are working to strengthen containment lines and put out hotspots. officials closed like harmon road near channel road. no homes are threatened and there are no effectuation orders. jobina: a supermoon is lighting up the bay area sky. it is gorgeous. appearing bigger and brighter than normal. the phenomenon happens when the moon's orbit is closer than usual. this is the period of the year in which male dear grow new antlers. the buck moon is the one that will come closest to earth this year. drew: i get so jealous you get to see the moon coming in. jobina: it had a fog rolling past it. drew: i love that. i could not see it from the city. taking a look at the south bay, we are fog-free from this vantage point. today sunshine is a lot faster to return to our sky compared to yesterday. yesterday that morning fog was slow to clear. air quality, we are good to go. even in the upcoming weekend we have no issues. breathe e

amanda: amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> family and friends pay tribute to a man killed in a crash after a sideshow. they gathered at the same location where he died early sunday at 50 4th avenue and international boulevard. he was killed after police chased a driver who they believe was part of the sideshow. policing the car raced away from officers at 100 miles an hour and lost control then crashed into other vehicles that hilda and killed him. his brother talked with j.r. stone about the dangers of sideshow culture. >> i see it a lot. cars, we see it a lot and it is nothing new to us. now that something has happened and now that we are grieving and hurting because things we see on a daily basis actually turned out the something that caused us -- turned out to be something that cause those to lose a brother. kumasi: the alleged driver has been arrested. two others are under arrest. julian: firefighters are monitoring hotspots after a three alarm fire in vallejo. flames broke out around 5:00 p.m. yesterday along broadway near highway 29. crews were able to get it or control -- get

amanda: abc 7 news. stephanie: in san francisco, the health department is inspecting 4000 doses next week. it is not nearly what they hold for. san francisco said it needed 35,000 doses. the san francisco aids foundation had 500 people on the waiting list for the vaccine last week. that number has since grown and financially. some people are concerned upcoming street fairs with large gatherings will spark an outbreak. >> we should have learned from the previous epidemic that we had to be more proactive taking action. stephanie: the federal government ordered 2.5 million doses of the vaccine yesterday. those doses are not scheduled to arrive until next year. in berkeley, the management of a club that held the vaccine clinic is explaining their planning changes for next time. some people waiting in line to get the vaccine at steam works on wednesday complained after paying members of the club were allowed inside first. yesterday the general manager explained many were wearing robes and bath towels and had

amanda del castillo, abc 7 news.a wildfire in mariposa county has forced evacuations from several areas around yosemite national park. the oak fire ignited yesterday afternoon and has burned more than 4300 acres. cal officials say the flames are spreading rapidly and it is still 0% contained. sky 7 shows the devastation is intense and it appears that some structures were burned. a downtown mariposa resident tells us a dangerous mix of conditions have left his neighborhood vulnerable. >> is extremely dry and right now it is really windy out there. all the trees are blowing around. it is pretty much the worst conditions you can imagine. it is super dry, superhot, and windy. >> they told us everybody has to go. 4:00 the power went out and the fire has been coming toward us faster and faster. stephanie: evacuation centers are open for residents with the red cross on hand to assist. one center had to be relocated due to how fast the fire was spreading. for the second time in two months the world health organization is wei

amanda: those living around there were evacuated.police say the pilot sustained life-threatening injuries but had been stabilized. >> we are trying to close the airport and this is good ammunition. amanda: they say this is just one of many aircraft crashes they have seen. >> there were some people helping out and blocking so the cars could go around and there were people hopping the pilot. amanda: this is unfortunate and they say their concerns are returning. crews have responded come working to restore power. we are told there was no reported structural damage to any of the property in the area. the faa and ntsb are investigating. stephanie: a wildfire in mariposa county has forced evacuations for several areas around yosemite national park. this is new video overnight of the so-called oak fire which ignited yesterday afternoon. it has now burned more than 4300 acres. officials say the flames are spreading rapidly. it is 0% contained as of this morning. structures have burned in mariposa. a downtown resident tells us a dangerous mix

amanda: amanda del castillo, abc7news. kumasi: the governor's office confirmed that cameras will be installed at some intersections along interstate 8080, 580, highway 24, and international boulevard. reggie: a former president has been convicted on multiple charges of fraud. a jury deliberated four days and determined he defrauded both investors and patients. the founder elizabeth holmes was found on the same charges but was only found guilty of defrauding investors. the u.s. attorney read a statement out of the courthouse. >> i want to thank the jury for navigating through the compact issues presented by this case. reggie: he will be sentenced in november. holmes in september. kumasi: bart officials say there will be new electric scooters. riders can use them to plan trips using the trip planner or the website. this will show a map of where you can find the scooters or tell you where walking or driving is a quicker option. reggie: a food event is coming back to san francisco ferry building. food wise is bringing back its

amanda has the details.nda: grilling with a goal in mind, fundraising to bring to fruition the lighthouse coalition neighborhood service center. pastor ralph with lighthouse ministries says the pandemic plus inflation have pushed more san jose residents to seek help. >> we've opened our eyes to a lot more issues happening in the neighborhood. amanda: issues that he says requires more resources than their distribution center can offer. a coalition of homeless advocates, small business owners, community leaders and more, a group with a vision to bring online a first of its own comprehensive -- first of its kind comprehensive service clinic. >> last year, about 20% of the 250 people that died on the streets had diabetes listed as a first or secondary cause of death. amanda: the coalition designed this property on north 15th street. the former site of an adult day program. >> wey aust 1toet thisuilding. ven though it is $500,000, i don't feel like we are far from it. amanda: a ready to go property coalition memb

in gilroy, amanda, abc 7 news. kumasi: beyonce fans are counting down the days, hours, and minutes until he dropped -- until she drops her new album, and you know who else is counting down? former president barack obama. ♪ that is right, break my soul is at the top of obama's summer playlist. former president posted saying every year he gets excited to share his summer playlist because he learns about so many new artists from other people's replies. his top five pixar -- picks are. break my soul, harry styles, music from a sushi restaurant, the spinners, mighty love, feeling all right. reggie: i really like music from a sushi restaurant. i have that only playlist. drew: that whole album is good. reggie: i do not know what thames is. drew: google. reggie: tends across-the-board? drew: she is a nigerian singer, she is young. kumasi: she is good. she is good. drew: he also has the fat boys slim praise you. do you remember that song? it is from the 90's. he has a wide range. kumasi: i do not think i know them. jobina:

amanda was a struggling single mother, still breast—feeding when she found out she was pregnant againou ready? i am ready. she was staying with her parents, having escaped an abusive partner and she was adamant she wanted a termination, but she says she was tricked by a crisis pregnancy centre into thinking they would help her until it was too late. eventually i found out i had timed out, essentially, how far along i was, whatever, i had timed out and i knew then my other option was to go somewhere else, another state but i did not have transportation, i did not have a phone. she had no choice but to have the baby here in the poorest region of the poorest state, with the lowest number of doctors per capita anywhere in america. and where many clinics have closed. in the mississippi delta, wages are low and health insurance is expensive. that combination has led to nearly 40% of the population here being saddled with medical debts and if they cannot pay, clinics and hospitals close. access to health care gets worse, not better. that, plus a lack of basic transportation and nutrition, pu

amanda: here is abc seven news special correspondent dr.atel. >> it is reassuring individual saying, how'd we make a well fitting mask that has the right filtration that is comfortable and people can wear for a long time and is also reusable? amanda: flow mask is not formally in 95 certified, but he is a finalist in a federally sponsored mask competition. >> it has been challenging but we are here to protect people. amanda: creating flow mask from the ground up, motivated by his children. liz: lisa, let's check the forecast. it started out great this morning. lisa: all of july has been cooler than average. we will take a turn with what -- with the weather tomorrow and as we enter august, more changes. the last weekend in july is bringing cloud cover and temperatures four degrees below average from the city across the bay and inland. notice cloud cover in southern california. those are high mid-level clouds coming from an area of high pressure and subtropical moisture that will visit us tomorrow into monday. that will play a role in the poss

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> all right, amanda, thank you for that. tonight in san jose, fireworks will light up the skies and a few hours as well. cowboys justin campbell joins us live as we count down to the big show there. justin. >> oh, yeah, they're getting ready here. they started shutting down the streets at 3 o'clock. we are on the balcony here at the convention center. what a view that we have all have a photographer, rudi garcia pan off, you can see below us is that our wind in there's some people that are starting to set up. they're asking the city that you a little bit after 7 o'clock, people are coming now. you can see they have their picnic they add they are getting ready to watch the show. music will start that discovery medal at about 7 o'clock. and then an hour and a half later, the fireworks show will start. it has been 2 years since the city of san jose is put on fireworks. that show is expected to last for 25 minutes. thousands of people expected here on the streets. there are some small street vendors selling little things. but if

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> amanda, thank you. and over the weekend amanda hari got a chance to meet the producer of the fireworks show and find out how the magic all comes together. we'll have the behind the scenes. look from her. that's coming up at 10:30pm, tonight. >> a little bit to the south. t skies in san jose tonight. 5 floors. justin campbell joins us live just in how to go. oh, my gosh. it was looked like from our vantage point on the second floor here at the convention center. >> it looked like you could literally grab the firework. i'll show you what's happening right now. this crowd are clearing out of this tree. not as many people from what we're hearing from years before, but it was an amazing show. we actually have somebody here as we kind of pan back this way. that is a life long resident here in san jose. louise kelly lanta got the name, right? what did you think of this show today? the show is amazing. it was beautiful. it felt like we could just touch the fireworks as they were sprinkling down on us. so it's p

amanda, thanks for being here as well as christina, i will start with you amanda, out of all the membersb baby boomers, 60% are over 55, but only 7% are under the age of 40. many of those representatives have been there for a long time. is this part of the problem for young voters right now? >> i think it's indicative of an attitude that the leadership has that does not reflect where people are. the average american is 38 years old, but thinking about new voters, 18, or 30, 35. they are not seeing their perspectives being reflected in the leadership, they are not seeing leaders who know how to take action on the action on the issues that will make a difference in their lives. so yes, i think the age of our leadership and the attitudes they bring absolutely affect how young people see them. >> christina, a new york times survey found that just 1% of 18 to 29 year olds strongly approve of president biden's job performance. is it unusual for presidents to be this unfavorable with that particular age demo? >> joe biden, to be clear, was never the youthful candidate it was another old man, be

amanda harry kron, 4 news. >> amanda, thank you. the investigation continues tonight into the bomb threat that forced thousands of travelers to evacuate san francisco international airport. officers at the airport got word of the threat around 8.15, last night. they then evacuated the international terminal and shut down the sfo. bart station wreaked havoc on travelers plans. police did complete their search of the terminal just before midnight in the end, they did remove several suspicious packages. the airport did tweet earlier this morning that normal operations had resumed service % at the sfo. bart station was also back up and running. police say they did detain a man for questioning, but they have not made any arrests so far. >> all right. we'll be taking a look now at our 4 zone forecast. >> for meteorologist mabrisa joining us live now taking a look at sfo tonight. we see that kind of hanging around a breeze. so what can expect or what are the temperatures right now? >> yeah, we're actually going to track some relief for our

amanda? >> gianna, thanks. >>> to a new warning about the coronavirus as doctors better than more about the disease each day. kpix 5's andrea nakano has more on the emerging danger of reinfection. >> reporter: doctors are saying they could cause longlasting health problems. >> i don't see any reason to court that. i'm not interested in going through that. aging is difficult enough. >> reporter: lois tucker feels fortunate she's never tested positive for covid, especially since she's seeing what her brother has gone through. he has long covid and suffers from shortness of breath, brain fog, and -- >> the thing that bothers him the most is his legs and his feet, just like a tingling, numb, strange feeling in his feet. >> reporter: while doctors have been trying to find out more about the cause of long-term covid, a new study out of the veterans affairs health system has found some alarming results of the health risks due to reinfection. those that have had two or more cases of covid had more th

amanda harry kron, 4 news. amanda, thank you. we will continue to update you as we receive more details about this. the investigation continues. meanwhile, into the bomb threat that forced. >> thousands of travelers to evacuate san francisco internatioaal airport officers at the airport got word of the threat around 8.15, last night. they then evacuated the international terminal and shut down the sfo. bart station wreaking havoc on those travelers plans. police completed their search of the terminal just before midnight and in the end removed several suspicious packages. the airport did tweet this morning. normal operations had resumed. service at the sfo. bart station was also back up and running. police say they did detain a man for questioning, but they have not made any arrests so far. >> now the latest on some fires that have been burning here in northern california and yosemite national park crews there are gaining ground against the washburn fire, which is now 37% contained. it has grown another 100 acres over the past. 2

amanda: here is our abc news special correspondence. dr. patel. >> it's nice to see people taking a mask that has good filtration that is also comfortable, that people can wear for a long period of time, but is reusable, reducing waste. amanda: it is not certified yet, but he is working with the institute for occupational safety and health in a federally sponsored mask competition. >> it's been challenging, but we are here to protect people. amanda: creating it from the ground up, motivated by his children. liz: let's get a check of the forecast now. a pretty san francisco summer we have this weekend. lisa: we have hada fut into the end of next week. it's been cold. the pavement has been wet and looking at the mist and drizzle along the shoreline, we will add extra cloud cover as mid-level and high-level clouds are headed our way. will they bring us any moisture? there is a chance of thunderstorms in the mountains as we get through sunday and monday, possibly bringing higher humidity. the sea breeze has been our friend in terms of good air

but the second belong to amanda anisimova. she had an answerfor second belong to amanda anisimova.f coco gauff since she beat venus williams on her wimbledon debut three years ago, but today was all about her opponent, the third set was over quickly with amanda anisimova breaking new ground at wimbledon. a day for underdogs at wimbledon, and the women's draw thrown wide open. lydia campbell, bbc news. plain sailing for rafa nadal in the men's draw, he's through to the fourth round after a straight sets win over lorenzo sonego. the spainard, who has already won the australian and french 0pens this year, dropped just seven games over the course of the three sets on centre court. india are very much in control of the rearranged fifth test against hosts england at edgbaston. this extraordinary, record—breaking overfrom stuart broad helped india to a16 all out. it's the most expensive over in the history of test cricket, going for 3. jasprit bumrah, the india captain, teed off and combined with a wide and a no ball, accelerated india past the 400 mark. everybody in birmingham bemused, n

amanda, thank you so much for being here.out this report and what surprised you most about these gen z? >> thank you for having me. the most surprising finding by far is that this generation, they might not want to go back to the office full-time, but they seem to want to see their health care providers in person. we asked their preferred communication method with health care providers and they chose in person communication well above any other form of communication. looked at another way, we asked their top criteria when choosing health care providers and they chose convenient location as their top criteria and telehealth capabilities were last in the survey. emily: interesting. does that mean you should be investing less in telehealth? amanda: i think we need to dig a little deeper into the findings. we find the preference is for a hybrid solution. while they want to meet their health care provider in person, when we asked them how often they want to hear back from the provider, the majority said they expect to hear back fr

amanda: amazing in a mystery. there is still uncertainty about why the thousands of fish ended up here. >> what likely happened is some kind of predator in the ocean encountered a school of anchovy somewhere near the mouth of the lagoon. amanda: possibly drawing the anchovy into shallow water where they sucked up the limited oxygen and suffocated. a researcher says that ending is likely, though he believed something else maybe attracted the anchovy. >> hungry anchovies go where the food is. amanda: a volunteer at oc davises fish economy lab says this lending a year is generating more food production that the fish follow. he says the cool water is bringing in more anchovy than we have seen in the last 10 years off our coast. the abundance is good news for seabirds. interesting news for anyone seeing anchovy far from water. >> i think they are flying over, just can't take it anymore. i would imagine. they are feasting so much, it is more fish than they know what to do with. amanda: as more is done to determine what

good afternoon, i'm amanda starrantino. the federal government is sending out 800,000, that is way more than the last month but san francisco doses are staying around the same level. the federal government is sending out more than 4200 vaccines this week. but it is unclear when those doses will arrive. san francisco received a little more 4200 last week.ficialhis f of health request for 35,0 doses. >>> pple all o are t it to get the monkeypox shot. lines went down blocks in berkeley yesterday only for health departments to say they are waiting for more doses from the federal allotment. santa clara county just held a clinic yesterday but officials say they do not have enough doses. high concentration of confirmed cases in san francisco and california, the russia is on. >> we'll get another little over 700 doses additionally coming into the county. we don't know when those will arrive. >> it is spread through skin to skin contact for extends periods of time and in most cases have turned up among gay, bisexual or trans people

. >>> good afternoon, i'm amanda starrantino. taking a look at contra costa county where an air quality advisory is extended through monday. it is hovering through pittsburg, antioch and oakley end brentwood. the worst conditions are exp expected overnight. if you smell smoke, stay inside with doors and windows closed. for more on this, let's get to our expert first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >> thank you so much. as we extend into the weekend, this is a big thing that we need to be thinking of. the air quality index just here in the bay area, most of us in the green but some of us in moderate due to the fact that the fire is staying strong right now. just freezing the smoke along pushing in from the west. clear skies though in the forecast. this is different from this morning. this is the first time we've been able to see the golden gate bridge this clear this week alone. we are going to see the forecast change as we head into the weekend. all due to high pressure pushing its way in from the south. you could seat clouds

amanda, i just learned right before this interviews, you spent 55 hours straight on the steps.o your home in minnesota last night. you woke up this morning and said i got to come back to washington. tell us about that. >> yeah, well, i came out on thursday after the vote happened on wednesday for our press conference. and i decided we were talking after the press conference, and another colleague of ours was let's go stand on the steps of the capitol. and i said okay, like a fire watch. so here we are. we go out there. i stood there from thursday after the press conference until yesterday when i flew home. and i took a shower and then flew back because i was i miss being with my people. and it's such an important issue that this is the final -- we've got to give everything we can to try to get to it pass. it was worth it. everything is worth it. >> i should note your husband is battling stage 4 colon cancer. i want to get your reaction to what one of the republican senators who blocked the bill is blaming that on. he is saying that it was all about a budget gimmick. here is wha

so, here with me today, is my friend, amanda seales. amanda, greetings! >> greetings. >> welcome.e roe. how are you feeling? what are you hearing in the streets? >> i mean, i think like many folks, i'm feeling very frustrated and worried. and angry about this happening, and about what's impending the doom that is coming down. and also, just feeling like, there isn't a strong force on the behalf of folks that aren't feeling this way, to actually counteract what's happening. >> on the streets, you don't feel like but there is -- we talk about keeping that same energy last time. >> there's people in the streets, but like, the people in the building behind us, like you know, they don't embody the same energy as so many people on the streets. and i think there is a real genuine this illusion that a lot of people feel, who supported democrats forever and ever and a day, and want to see them show up in a different way. i think there is some people who are just like, don't say anything about democrats. if you support democrats, and support democrats. you see, that is the difference betwee

good afternoon, i'm amanda starrantino. the white house tweeted out this picture saying the president is working in isolation and just minutes ago a news conference wrapped up about the president's condition. >> because the president is fully vaccinated, double boosted, his risk of serious illness is dramatically lower. he's also getting treated with a very powerful anti-viral and that further reduces his risk of serious illness. >> and president biden is currently taking paxlovid. cbs news picks up our coverage live from our nation's capitol. >> reporter: and amanda, this paxlovid is supposed to be very effective but what they were talking about in the preing is that there are two medications that the president is taking that he's going to have to stop taking for now while he takes paxlovid. one is for cholesterol and the other is a blood thinner but that is pretty routine. the president as you saw, he's been doing zoom calls and taking phone calls from inside of the white house. fresh off a visit to massachusetts. >> we n

come in with amanda like my own get really bad news. just missed the media and i read, he thought was just because ah, ah, a bold plan. you're brought to charlotte. where's a you're going up with a question. given him with a today i'm authorized additional strong sanctions on his on jordan. thank you. list, license open financial. we've happy job more russia. the special military operation in ukraine has triggered a wave of anti russian sanctions from the west, and it keeps coming up with new ones almost every day. this package will include financial sanctions that harshly limit rush has access to the capital markets. foreign companies acquitting russia atm card, bloating banks, disconnected from the international payment system. shop lock to ations, antola, and euro exchange rates followed. can russian business overcome this nap when i travel up on a couple more sto, show card would know what the 20th should i learn on the child modification from anybody.

amanda sa s there healthy babies. slow down. amanda says there is — healthy babies. slow down.s there is nowhere near enough support here for the children people are being forced to have. what would you say to anti—abortion campaigners, people at the crisis pregnancy centres who say to you, we helped you, because now you have this lovely little boy who you never would have had. t this lovely little boy who you never would have had.— this lovely little boy who you never would have had. i would say to them what i would have had. i would say to them what i have — would have had. i would say to them what i have been _ would have had. i would say to them what i have been saying _ would have had. i would say to them what i have been saying to _ would have had. i would say to them what i have been saying to them - would have had. i would say to them what i have been saying to them in l what i have been saying to them in my mind _ what i have been saying to them in my mind for— what i have been saying to them in my mind for years and years, no thanks— my mind for years and years, no th

amanda? >> the stories coming out of there are just so sad, but it's a difficult fire to fight. taking a live look from emeryville this morning, fire smoke billowing from the fire expected to drift over the bay area. first alert meteorologist jessica burch joins me with what this means for us. we keep talking about this happening with the different fire threats going on. >> let's start with two different things. this is our upper level atmosphere. we're starting off with the graphic of the smoke plume billowing into the bay area, back out for the next couple days. this isn't too alarming at least right now because this is upper level atmosphere. think about it in a 3-d image. at the lower level at the surface where we live it's pushing its way off into the east. this is a look at the ground level so notice how it stays just west, excuse me, just east of the sacramento valley. we're really not seeing any impacts by any means. as it pushes its way into the upper level atmosphere and starts sett

amanda: in san jose, amanda del castillo. >> the san francisco health department announced it is expectingore than 4000 doses of monkeypox vaccine next week. earlier this week, san francisco said needed 35,000 doses. san francisco aids foundation had 500 people on the waiting list for the vaccine last week. that number has since grown exponentially. some people are concerned that upcoming street fairs with large gatherings will spark an outbreak. >> i wish we would have learned from the previous epidemic that we had to be more proactive, taking action. >> the federal government ordered an additional 2.5 million doses of the vaccine yesterday. those doses are not scheduled to arrive until next year. in berkeley, the management of a club that held a vaccine clinic is explaining their planning changes for next time. some people who were waiting in line to get the vaccine at steam works on wednesday complaint after paying members of the club were allowed inside first. yesterday, the general manager explained that many of them were wearing robes and bath towels and had to receive the vaccine in

had females on the team historically and currently have 24 women, but none quite like lieutenant amanda lee. tanner stewart of our pensacola station has her story. >> reporter: her call sign is "stalin." >> i come into the ready room right now. i'm a pilot first, a person second, and my gender isn't really an issue. >> reporter: once an enlisted sailor, lieutenant amanda lee is the first female f/a-18 demonstration pilot selected to fly with the blue angels. lieutenant lee is currently assigned to the gladiators of strike fighter squadron 106, an f/a-18 fleet stationed in nas oceana in virginia beach. in a january 2019 interview from the navy, lieutenant lee not only offers inspiration to minority groups but foresight into her own career. >> young kids growing up and not thinking whether they can do something or not because of their race, gender, ethnicity, they just go out and say, this is what i want to do, and that question isn't really in their mind. >> the level of trust that goes into all aspects of the job is really incredible and hard to describe. >> reporter: that's captain gre

amanda?justin, thanks. >>> five people in daly city are displaced after a building fire erupted on hanover street yesterday, this happened near the san bruno state park and county park. the video shows heavy smoke rising up. luckily crews were able to quickly knock down the fire. no one was hurt here and as firefighters were at the scene, a little boy stopped by to lend his support. you got to see this story. kpix 5 photojournalist vic velaroman has more. >> reporter: no doubt july 4th is cause for celebration, but there's also cause for concern. >> today's the fourth of july, a lot of illegal fireworks around. my first thought was please don't let it explode. >> reporter: this house fire in daly city today say small reminder to be safe and sane on this fourth of july. >> celebrate the holiday with your family. we urge people leave the fireworks to the professionals. >> reporter: although fireworks are not the cause of this fire, north county battalion chief tony mcfay would like to remind yo

amanda sat down with a family of the victim. amanda: bittersweet is how friends and family of lori houtz is describing recent developments in a decades-old cold case. bay area tech executive john kevin woodward was arrested saturday after landing in new york from amsterdam. he is being charged with her 1992 strangulation death and this is not the first time. >> my first reaction was yes, and then you come down from that new go she is not coming home. amanda: i sat down with her sister and good friend after monday's announcement. they are reliving of third -- they are relieving -- reliving 30 years of trauma in a matter of days. september 5, 1992 she was found in her car near a doll -- near a garbage dump. officials say the rope used to kill her was still around her neck. shortly after woodward was arrested and tried twice for her murder in the early 90's. the case was dismissed by a judge for insufficient evidence on the jury could not reach a verdict. today with improvements to dna technology additional evidence and fingerprint