aids walk 2022 returns to golden gate park and abc 7 is a proud longtime sponsor and our very own dan ashleyolden gate park with a preview of today's walk. good morning. good to see you. dan: it is we to see you. good morning from robin williams meadow in golden gate park where aids walk 2022 is about to get underway. it has been a long rich history of this event. the last two years have been virtual. this year we are back in prison. this is one of my favorite days of the year for so many reasons. it is a chance to get together with old friends and make a difference. channel seven has been a long time supporter, sponsor of this event. i think this is my 28th you're doing this. such a terrific way to get involved and make a difference in this community. let me give you a quick tour of what is going on. there will be speakers at gatherings. it is a little different this year even though we are back in prison. it is a little scaled down of the pandemic. we have sponsorship tense, people gathering. the walk will begin at 10:30. it is a fundraiser to support the aids hiv organizations in this com

i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. a resident was diagnosed with monkeypox this week. he describes the symptoms. >> they gave me something that has not helped. they also provided me with vicodin, that also did not help. ama: something health officials stress. monkeypox is painful and should be taken seriously. abc junk -- abc 7 reporter tim johnson has the latest. tim: city leaders and public health officials held a conference today inside city hall to make that declaration. leaders will be able to cut through red tape more quickly to get things done. there has been frustration aimed at the biden administration over what some have seen -- deemed as a failure. >> if there were any other community that was disproportionately impacted by monkeypox the way the gay community has been impacted, this whole community would be up in arms. tim: the mayor, holding a news conference. declaring a news emergency. >> by sounding the alarm, we are saying that this will not be an nord. this is a public health crisis. tim: the city currently has 281 cases with a disproportionate number

dan: i am dan ashley. id you see -- hello?fferent call taker recently told our houston affiliate he's been working 12-hour shifts five days a week for the past six months. >>> all right. wedding bells are about to ring again at the white house. >> just a few years after tiffany trump got engaged there, naomi biden will say her i do's there. >> the president's eldest granddaughter and her boo, peter -- her beau, i'll say, peter -- will get married on the southern lawn in the fall. >> according to the white house historical association, there have been 18 weddings at the white house and 4 receptions. i mean, look, couples are always looking for unique places to get married. >> definitely unique. >> what better place? an historic and nostalgic -- >> particularly when your grandfather is the commander in chief. now, this is privately paid for. >> mm-hmm. >> so it's not taxpayer dollar. i would also like to point out that it said "boo" on the prompter. so -- yes. >>> coming up, the rocket debris that's expected to rain down this we

i am dan ashley. ama: i am ama daetz. the video has been viewed thousands of times. dan: j.r.as the details on this and he spoke with a camp counselor. j.r.: broken out windows on this large van in san francisco. >> came back to our vehicle. the unity, the love, the feeling of camaraderie. >> -- j.r.: the chicago jewish teens camp, describing the moment after this happen. multiple thieves witnesses say were armed, broke in, stole their personal items as the group of teens traveling from all over the world and some of whom are underprivileged rented bicycles to ride to the golden gate bridge. he spoke to us tuesday from another trip. as upsetting as this was, people wrist their lives recording these videos which are part of the police investigation. passports, cameras, and electronics were stolen. he says the two dozen or so young victims came together. >> the power of unity and the power of hope. you can have hope. -- our ability to provide for ourselves. j.r.: some of the items were recovered with the help of san francisco police and witnesses. for those wondering, he says th

i am dan ashley. ama: i am ama daetz. the video has been viewed thousands of times. dan: j.r.tone has the details on this and he spoke with a camp counselor. j.r.: broken out windows on this large van in san francisco. >> came back to our vehicle. the unity, the love, the feeling of camaraderie. >> -- j.r.: the chicago jewish teens camp, describing the moment after this happen. multiple thieves witnesses say were armed, broke in, stole their personal items as the group of teens traveling from all over the world and some of whom are underprivileged rented bicycles to ride to the golden gate bridge. he spoke to us tuesday from another trip. as upsetting as this was, people wrist their lives recording these videos which are part of the police investigation. pos, cameras, and electronics were stolen. he says the two dozen or so young victims came together. >> the power of unity and the power of hope. you can have hope. -- our ability to provide for ourselves. j.r.: some of the items were recovered with the help of san francisco police and witnesses. for those wondering, he says th

i'm dan ashley. and i'm on the dates. it's the latest groundbreaking bill from governor newsom. and what's been a week of sweeping action on gun control and this move comes as the governor launches an ad campaign in texas abc 7 news reporter tara campbell has that story? and in shrine this bill governor gavin newsom friday signing a law aimed at getting assault weapons and ghost guns off the streets. you cannot sell you cannot manufacture. you cannot transfer these legal weapons of war and mass destruction in the state of california the new law will allow for everyday people to sue the manufacturers and sellers of these illegal weapons the governor sending out this warning. they're 40 million people. can collect $10,000. from you and attorney fees for engaging in that illegal activity governor newsom launching this ad campaign today in texas taking direct aim at the supreme court's ruling on abortion and the texas governor. i use greg abbott's own words. as he was quote unquote asserting them. that sb8 somehow is going to save lives and i crossed out sb8 abortion. but in the wor

i'm dan ashley and i'm on a date.o 76 year old man is now under arrest linked by dna to a slew of violent crimes dating back more than 40 years. the first case was a homicide a woman killed in union city in 1980, then another murder in vallejo in 1996, then last year a sex crime. it was that investigation which revealed the suspect in three cases after more than 40 years abc 70's reporter tim johns found out this isn't over. fairfield resident samantha siders is still shaken for several hours on tuesday. her neighborhood was thrown into chaos after police surrounded the house of one of her neighbors. they just came and swarms. there was like trucks sheriffs. they were in full suits and it was very scary. they were there for this man. seventy six year old james gary gary was arrested for homicide and booked into solano county jail. this is a family household and have a lot of children and they frequently play in the neighborhood and wave at this man, but it's just gary's arrests that bother ciders but also the extent o

dan: and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. abc7 news reporter lewis lewis spoke with -- luce pena spoke to a landlord group that landlords are getting the short end of the stick in situations like this. reporter: after a six-year battle and almost $2.5 -- 2 1/2 years of not playing rent these tenants claimed victory. over their landlord. instead of these tenants getting evicted their landlord is no longer involved. >> what does this victory mean to you and your neighbors? because -- [speaking spanish] interpreter: you'll be able to live in peace. >> some of the tenants who loved lived in this building for over 15 years. jesus showed us his kitchen sink. it hasn't worked for at least two years. and mold is growing. then his neighbor's bathroom had a leak. the ceiling paid the price. they claimed their landlord refused to make repairs for years. so they organized and refused to pay. oakland's gheunt land trust got -- community land trust got involved and offered to buy the property. >> your landlord and your neighbors never thou

i'm dan ashley and i'm on a date.is now under arrest linked by dna to a slew of violent crimes dating back more than 40 years. the first case was a homicide a woman killed in union city in 1980, then another murder in vallejo in 1996, then last year a sex crime. it was that investigation which revealed the suspect in three cases after more than 40 years abc 70's reporter tim johns found out this isn't over. fairfield resident samantha siders is still shaken for several hours on tuesday. her neighborhood was thrown into chaos after police surrounded the house of one of her neighbors. they just came and swarms. there was like trucks sheriffs. they were in full suits and it was very scary. they were there for this man. seventy six year old james gary gary was arrested for homicide and booked into solano county jail. this is a family household and have a lot of children and they frequently play in the neighborhood and wave at this man, but it's just gary's arrests that bother ciders but also the extent of what he's allege

i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley. thanks for tuning in. the shooting happened around 11 sunday morning on 13th avenue near east 22nd street. police say it was an attempted robbery and the suspects shot and killed con fung who was working as a rideshare driver chief lauren armstrong spoke about this this afternoon. 64 64 people who have lost their lives are way too many people. our community is suffering because it is trauma. we are working with you. we will continue to partner with you because whether there is violence against an aepi community member any single member of o to work together. police did not release any information on the suspects that they are looking for tonight. this was one of three homicides in the city over the last few days. the latest police are investigating happened around 5:30 this morning police. say a 46 year old man was found shot to death on pippin street in east oakland according to our media partners at the bay area news group the manus group the o be from dublin so far. his identity has not been released an

good evening, i'm dan ashley. ama: i'm ama daetz. dan: it was one of several shootings this weekend. we have more on the police chief's message tonight. reporter: in 60 hours oakland police responded to three homicides tense friday, a total of 64 people killed in this city 2022. one of the latest victims is 52-year-old kon fung. flowers were left on the sidewalk where he was sunday morning when two men ambushed him. >> we believe this was a robbery. reporter: his girlfriend said he is a uber driver. video that has not been released to the public shows two men opening his door, words were exchanged, and in less than five seconds he was shot and killed. >> people getting robbed at 3:00 a.m. or 3:00 p.m., it does not make a difference. reporter: anthony smith has lived in the area for 15 years, and said the last two years have been the most violent. what were you telling the police? >> i was telling them this is ridiculous. i understand they are understaffed, but that is no excuse to the violence that is going on. reporter: oakland's pol

with dan ashley. at 10:00 a.m. you can watch the walk kick off on the abc7 bay area streaming app when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet foconnection's a good start.. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. my tribe has

good evening, i'm dan ashley. ama: i'm ama daetz. dan: it was one of several shootings this weekend. we have more on the police chief's message tonight. reporter: in 60 hours oakland police responded to three homicides tense friday, a total of 64 people killed in this city 2022. one of the latest victims is 52-year-old kon fung. flowers were left on the sidewalk where he was sunday morning when two men ambushed him. >> we believe this was a robbery. reporter: his girlfriend said he is a uber driver. video that has not been released to the public shows two men opening his door, words were exchanged, and in less than five seconds he was shot and killed. >> people getting robbed at 3:00 a.m. or 3:00 p.m., it does not make a difference. reporter: anthony smith has lived in the area for 15 years, and said the last two years have been the most violent. what were you telling the police? >> i was telling them this is ridiculous. i understand they are understaffed, but that is no excuse to the violence that is going on. reporter: oakland's pol

i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley. thanks for tuning in.hooting happened around 11 sunday morning on 13th avenue near east 22nd street. police say it was an attempted robbery and the suspects shot and killed con fung who was working as a rideshare driver chief lauren armstrong spoke about this this afternoon. 64 64 people who have lost their lives are way too many people. our community is suffering be

dan ashley was one of the special guest auctioneers.o society has reserved -- restored and preserved radios for nearly 50 years. they hoped today's fundraiser will help them renovate the museum. the bay area by the way is the fourth largest radio market in the u.s. did not know that. also did not know dan had auction skills per that is all the time for have -- we have for this edition. thanks so much for joining us. see you and about 30 minutes for abc7news at >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. more than 6,000 people ordered to evacuate. the explosive wildfire burning near yosemite national park. the fast-moving oak fire consuming homes and businesses, forcing those evacuations. the worst drought in decades fuelling the blaze. the fire so intense it can be seen from space. the oppressive heat further challenging fire crews. just one of several fires burning across the west. 5.5 million acres scorched so far this year, well above the annual average. >>> the deadly heat wave blanketing the country. more than 85 million amer

i'm dan ashley. ama: i'm ama daetz. firefighters are gaining ground on the oak fire after it exploded in mariposa county. it is the largest wildfire this year in california, having scorched 17,000 acres west of yosemite park. the fire has destroyed buildings including homes. we learned no one has been injured. flames are threatening thousands of homes, leading people ordered to evacuate. drought is one of the main reasons the fir the bark beetle infestation created fuel. ama: the conditions are challenging firefighters. it is hot and the fire is burning in steep, rugged terrain. dan: we spoke with the fire victim today. reporter: one thing is important to keep in mind, at this time last night containment was at 0%. today firefighters say they were able to launch a successful aerial attack dropping 300,000 gallons of water which helped get the containment numbers to 16%. for some, the damage is already been done. the oak fire in mariposa county has scorched thousands of acres. firefighters are making progress but some pe

with dan ashley. at 10:00 a.m., you can watch the kickoff o wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. dion: members of the bay area ukrainian community and their supporters are calling on the u.s. state department to designate russia a state sponsor of terrorism. today's rally on the pla

i'm dan ashley. ama: i'm ama daetz. we were in santa rosa where the show went off without incident. reporter: hundreds lined up to see dave chapelle amidst a call from lgbtq+ advocates for the show to be canceled. >> the cancel culture is out of control. reporter: that opinion was echoed by those who showed up to see dave chapelle performed. >> political correctness gone too far. is it thought control next? >> i am not saying that to say it, that trans women are not women. i am just saying those -- reporter: the jokes about the transgender community recently led to his minneapolis show canceled, more than 530 people signed an online petition calling for a show cancellation in santa rosa. those in the bay area's trans community are outraged it was ignored. >> my organization is very upset. we are appalled. espousing the transphobia that he does normalizes transphobia. reporter: dave chapelle's four shows sold out in hours. >> he is a legend. i am excited to be here. reporter: those with the luther burbank center issued a statement saying we appreciate feedback from the community, and

dan: and i am dan ashley.enna was surrounded by crewmembers and escorted off stage behind a curtain. representatives for the 74-year-old said he was overcome by a combination of dehydration and dehydration. was taken to the hospital for observation. according to his manager, he is now doing well. he was supposed to play another concert in pennsylvania tomorrow, but that has been canceled. if you want alerts like this in the future, download the app on the app store. dion: oakland's police chief called for help after a shooting over the fourth of july weekend. people at the a's game were construed -- injured. j.r. stone has the reaction. >> it was a festive day at the park. it was great attendance. and the fireworks j.r.: shows were awesome. j.r.:j.r.: describing the july 4 oakland a's game at the coliseum. gomez throughout the first pitch, but while a fireworks show ended the night, so did reports that people had been struck by bullet fragments. >> they may have come from guns being fired in another location a

. >> i am dan ashley. the vote came just over one hour ago now. we have team coverage with abc7news sports reporter casey pratt explain what this actually means. grace what -- nine >> -- >> the final vote was 23 for yes, two for now. if the port of oakland is on board, they should be two. that is how they voted. >> those cheering our celebrant about that brings the open air is one step closer to a new stadium at howard terminal. the development commission or bcdc are responsible for development along the bay. the subcommittee voted against of the new stadium back in march. the staff issued their final recommendations two weeks ago. the oakland athletics have demonstrated that removing howard terminal from port priority use designation would not detract from the capability to meet projected cargo. the forecast could be met with existing terminals. >> the fundamental question is if it is necessary to meet the cargo needs now and in the future and the port came back with the resounding answer that it is not. >> she was one of many who encouraged the

our very own abc7 anchors dan ashley was one of the auctioneers.y have preserved and restored radios for nearly 50 years. they are hoping to renovate their museum. their museum. the san francisco bay here's why tribal leaders urge you to vote yes on prop 27. the act provides hundreds of millions every year for permanent solutions to homelessness, mental health and addiction in california. prop 27 supports financially disadvantaged tribes that don't own big casinos. by taxing and regulating online sports betting for adults 21 and over, we can protect tribal sovereignty and finally do something about homelessness in california. vote yes on prop 27. (inspiring music) - [narrator] the bay area is a golden destination for people who love delicious food, outdoor fun, and healthy living, but are you missing out on life's simple joys, hindered by chronic dental issues? if your smile is holding back your social or professional life, if your health is suffering because of dental challenges, or if enjoying a steak dinner is just a dream, here is the good news

i'm dan ashley. ama: i'm ama daetz. we were in santa rosa where the show went off without incident.undreds lined up to see dave chapelle amidst a call from lgbtq+ advocates for the show to be canceled. >> the cancel culture is out of control. reporter: that opinion was echoed by those who showed up to see dave chapelle performed. >> political correctness gone too far. is it thought control next? >> i am not saying that to say it, that trans women are not women. i am just saying those -- reporter: the jokes about the transgender community recently led to his minneapolis show canceled, more than 530 people signed an online petition calling for a show cancellation in santa rosa. those in the bay area's trans community are outraged it was ignored. >> my organization is very upset. we are appalled. espousing the transphobia that he does normalizes transphobia. reporter: dave chapelle's four shows sold out in hours. >> he is a legend. i am excited to be here. reporter: those with the luther burbank center issued a statement saying we appreciate feedback from the community, and we have sha

dan: and i am dan ashley. antenna was surrounded by crewmembers and escorted off stage behind a curtain. representatives for the 74-year-old said he was overcome by a combination of dehydration and dehydration. was taken to the hospital for observation. according to his manager, he is now doing well. he was supposed to play another concert in pennsylvania tomorrow, but that has been canceled. if you want alerts like this in the future, download the app on the app store. dion: oakland's police chief called for help after a shooting over the fourth of july weekend. people at the a's game were construed -- injured. j.r. stone has the reaction. >> it was a festive day at the park. it was great attendance. and the fireworks j.r.: shows were awesome. j.r.:j.r.: describing the july 4 oakland a's game at the coliseum. gomez throughout the first pitch, but while a fireworks show ended the night, so did reports that people had been struck by bullet fragments. >> they may have come from guns being fired in another locati

follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley abc 7. for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you for joining us. i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley for sandia patel chris alvarez and all of us here. we appreciate your time. we're going to leave you with another live picture of ed wildfire still spreading now burning and mariposa county at 1300 acres growing quickly. no containment. we'll have it on live stream right now for you to keep track. have a good night. we'll see you later. in every moment there's an opportunity the numbers truly don't lie to find a path forward to move ahead to build something better issues of race and social justice are a key part of building a better bay area at abc 7. it's our commitment to meet those moments the oakland city council is meeting right now with tough questions real solution for you for all of us. where did you do what you do? this is the moment to build a better bay area. 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 lun

dion: abc 7 is a proud walk yu n dan ashley has been part of the event for the last 20 years. >> our community here, those people living with this disease, they were really impacted by the covid-19 pandemic. and so, that is why it is so important to get back on track and to keep aids walk going into restore full attentionng with hiv and aids. dion: great to see that turnout. next, one ice cream shop is taking a sweet treat to the next level. would you like a spritz with your scope? we will take a look at a new way to enjoy it national ice cream day. and taking a live look outside, i think it is brisk and breezy this evening. temperatures are on a downward trend and spencer will be here with the numbers. >> coming up in sports we've got a major comeback at the opn championship. and a/hit. logan lamont playing big roles as the giants get huge. tobe: in the society that we were brought up in, it's very hard on little black boys. jordan: sometimes, when i cry, i won't know how i'm feeling or why i'm crying. tobe: you have to navigate feelings and emotions so they world don't get you. mor

i'm dan ashley. ama: i'm ama daetz.efighters are gaining ground on the oak fire after it exploded in mariposa county. it is the largest wildfire this year in california, having scorched 17,000 acres west of yosemite park. the fire has destroyed buildings including homes. we learned no one has been injured. flames are threatening thousands of homes, leading people ordered to evacuate. drought is one of the main reasons the fire took off so quickly. >> this was devastated by the drought. the bark beetle infestation created fuel. alngg firers. n: we spoke with the fire victim today. reporter: one thing is important to keep in mind, at this time last night containment was at 0%. today firefighters say they were able to launch a successful aerial attack dropping 300,000 gallons of water which helped get the containment numbers to 16%. for some, the damage is already been done. the oak fire in mariposa county has scorched thousands of acres. firefighters are making progress but some people are getting word their home was lost

thank you for joining us paid i am dan ashley. ama: i am ama daetz. pcoming november election. dan: tim johns is in the newsroom. tim: folks at home might remember she was appointed to fill a vacancy after the february recall of three previous members. many are asking if she herself will survive. swift backlash against the san francisco unified school board member, receiving criticism after comments she made in a candidate questionnaire form many are calling racially insensitive. she writes in part, from my very limited asked osher to the challenges of educating marginalized students, especially in the black and brown community, i see one of the biggest challenges for lack of family support for those students. lack of parental encouragement to focus on learning. >> it is hurtful. it is racist and it is something we should not tolerate. >> he is the president of the san francisco board of supervisors. >> i want people to understand that when you feel a certain way about certain types of communities, certain cultures, you should not be in a position to m

thank you for joining us paid i am dan ashley. ama: i am ama daetz. of an endorsement process for the upcoming november election. dan: tim johns is in the newsroom. tim: folks at home might remember she was appointed to fill a vacancy after the february recall of three previous members. many are asking if she herself will survive. swift backlash against the san francisco unified school board member, receiving criticism after comments she made in a candidate questionnaire form many are calling racially insensitive. she writes in part, from my very limited asked osher to the challenges of educating marginalized students, especially in the black and brown community, i see one of the biggest challenges for lack of family support for those students. lack of parental encouragement to focus on learning. >> it is hurtful. it is racist and it is something we should not tolerate. >> he is the president of the san francisco board of supervisors. >> i want people to understand that when you feel a certain way about certain types of communities, certain cultures, y

thank you for joining us, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. mayor breed is expected to make a statement shortly. turning to leah melendez from the newsroom with what this means. >> while we wait for the mayor to make that announcement, let's remind everyone san francisco was the first in the nation to declare a stay-at-home order for covid. now the city is once again taking the lead by declaring a public health emergency because of the spread of monkeypox. you are looking at a live picture of the podium, where the mayor will address san franciscans shortly. new york city, los angeles, big cities with a large number of cases, have yet to declare any kind of emergency. new york state came close, but issued a declaration, calling it an imminent threat to public health. as san francisco waits for more vaccines to arrive, city officials took an important step towards addressing the spread of monkeypox, declaring a public health emergency. the san francisco aids foundation, which has pleaded for more vaccines, applauded today's decision. here's what

i'm amade and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us.e second time in his many months the world health organization is meeting to determine if the ongoing global outbreak of monkeypox infections warrants a public health emergency. this comes as the cdc ann. today the first two confirmed cases in children one is a toddler in california monkeypox spreads through close skin to skin contact which in the case of children could include holding cuddling feeding as well as through shared items, california has the second most cases in the us behind new york most of the california cases are in the bay area. new data shows the latinx community in san francisco is being disproportionately impacted by the monkeypox virus abc 7 news reporter loose. pena is live now with what community leaders are saying about this loose. yes, emma and dan if we think back to the beginning of the covid-19 pandemic latinos were disproportionately impacted by this virus for multiple reasons, including unclear communication poor language based services and supply now comm

i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us. let's bring in abc 7 news reporter. have? yeah, dan alma. this blaze is being called the oak fire and according to cal fire. it's currently around 1300 acres and spreading pretty rapidly the fire started just four hours ago and is burning off of highway 140 and carstens road. that's near mid pines in mariposa county and not far from yosemite national park now these tower cameras in yosemite show. just how huge the plume of smoke is this is time-lapse video that shows the fire. just exploding over just a one-hour period now so far. the blaze is 0% contained cal fire tells us they expect its rapid growth to continue and someone who lives in the town of mid pines shared this video with us as well scott patrick recorded this from his home. he tells us he's getting ready to evacuate patrick lives about a quarter mile from the evacuation zone, and i also want to bring up a map on your screen here to give you her idea of the areas that are being affected this shows all of the evacuation orders currently in place mid pines, whic

i'm arena nova, and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. it's quite a story here. sheriff's friends ordered a batmobile and wasn't happy with how long it was taking to deliver. the it stand noise is here with a story that you'll see only on seven. well, dan your public money paid for the trip last week by the share some investigators four round trip plane tickets three nights of hotels meals rental cars and a lot of overtime all because of a friend of the sheriff. can't wait for his batmobile. real estate is a lot like surfing sam and agnostio is a real estate agent who lives in atherton and suddenly the perfect wave shows right up in front of you. got to be ready to catch it this profile video. he posted online shows and agnostio likes expensive a1000 e from the only builder licensed by dc comics fiberglass freaks of logan's port, indiana. you wanted one since a kid and now you can have

we will check in with our very own dan ashley for a preview of today's walk.as served as the event's host for more than two decades. watch the kickoff on abc bay area streaming app and wherever you stream. meteorologist lisa argen is tracking your forecast. lisa: we have seen some heat inland but nothing too extreme. concord airport was 99. we are going to trim back those temperatures just a little bit today. the good news is temperature extremes doesn't look like they are in our future. upper elevations are certainly dry. always heightened fire danger around here. the week ahead doesn't look like it should pose any real big threats. 55° in the city. 54 in oakland. 57 in palo alto. half moon bay 3 to 4 mile visibility at 54 and mount tam temperatures in the upper 70's. looking at the winds on the light side. 51 santa rosa. overnight lows with the clear sky dropping off. the sea breeze keeping the stratus quo. golden gate park in the next few hours. temperatures from the upper 50's. we will get into partly cloudy skies by 10:00. a little temperature change. low

abc 7 news anchor dan ashley was one of these special guest auctioneers.o society has restored radios and the history of radios for years. they hope this fundraiser will help them renovate their museum. the bay area is the fourth largest radio market in the country. a unique attraction could be putting on a show starting today. it is a corpse flower. you have probably heard about it before. it is at san jose state right now. it is expected to bloom as early as today. the plant gets its nickname because it smells like rotting flesh when its. ck. the public is not allowed to visit so instead the university has set up a livestream on youtube. you get the benefits of seeing it without the smell! lisa: genius. check out this cool view from mount tam. 78 degrees with a relative humidity at 15%. that super dry layer in the upper elevations, but we are most of us live another pleasant day. i will have the details next. jobina: also next the giants lose more to the dodgers with third baseman ava longoria likely heading to the injured list for the third time this se

coming up at 9:00, we will check in with dan ashley for a preview of the walk.the host for more than two decades. at 10:00 a.m. watch the walk kickoff on the bay area streaming app. let's check in with lisa to see how the weather will be. lisa: very nice. the heat remains inland. that is what you expect for july. yesterday we saw triple digit heat toward antioch. hopefully we bring in more of the sea breeze. live doppler 7 and the fog is britney sparse -- and the fog is pretty sparse. temperatures are mid 50's from redwood city to 57 bellemont. up to the north bay 53 san rafael with 58 fremont. 61 san jose. we are warmer this morning, two to four degrees warmer. we will look for the clouds to peel back but the sea breeze getting gusty over 25 miles per hour today. coastal fog this morning, hot inland. minor changes throughout the week ahead. we have high pressure to the east of us and a trough to the west. in between we are looking at typical july weather. later on this morning temperatures will be in the upper 50's with the cloud cover in san francisco for aids

dan ashley has been part of the event for the last 28 years. >> our community living with this diseased by the covid-19 pandemic. that's why it's so important to get back on track and keep aids walk going and to restore full attention to the job ahead in terms of dealing with hiv and aids. jobina: a dead whale washed up on a popular beach near pacific appear. -- pacifica pier. marine biologists are assessing how it got there and how to dispose of it. if you are flying for a vacation, you have heard the horror stories. flightaware analysis indicates that new york area airports are some of the worst in the nation for flight cancellations. with newark and laguardia topping the list. worst for delays are chicago midway, orlando international and jfk. airlines blame the government for the lack of air traffic controllers. the faa puts the blame on airline staffing issues as well as bad weather and heavy traffic. reggie: concerns about inflation . one of their tips is to download grocery store apps. that we can get promotional deals. the other tips, to call these new is kind of a stretch. by

tomorrow abc 7 is a proud sponsor and coverage will start tomorrow at 9 am with abc 7 news anchor dan ashley at 10 o'clock. you can watch the walk kick off on the abc 7 bay area streaming app wherever happen to stream. and a lot of folks hoping for some good at least walking weather. well your hope is my command because that's how it works. well, sometimes we're going to have really great weather for the walk tomorrow. so i'm happy to report that. i wish i could say that the inland heat is going away, but not yet. here's a look at what's happening right now. who have a very calm and mainly clear evening so far, although a little fog is expected to build along the coastline, but as you can see the wind is rather light in most locations, except san francisco where we have 21 mile per hour surface winds right now, and it is warmer by a few degrees in most locations than it was at this time last night. we had a pretty hot day today inland and it's going to be a fairly mild to warm overnight period as well, but right now we've got mainly clear skies as you can see from sutro tower looking out ove

anchor dan ashley was one of the special guest auctioneers the california historical radio society has for the history of radio for nearly 50 years. they hope today's fundraiser will help them renovate their museum the san francisco bay area is the fourth largest radio market in the united states. well key west florida is a long way from spain. but this weekend it's home to its own running of the bulls as part of key west's hemingway days festivities dozens of ernest hemingway look-alikes road. replica bulls on wheels through the streets hemingway, by the way is one of america's most famous authors if you didn't know but his first novel is based upon his experience in spain in the 1920s and drew if you've ever been to key west it's a little kooky like that's all obviously there's an ernest hemingway right event like that. it seems a lot tamer than the running of the bulls safer. definitely. it's like i could do that one. yeah. yeah, not so no risk of injury exactly. i was take a look at what's happening outside. the fog has returned to the city. here's the exploratorium camera live loo

with abc 7 news news anchor dan ashley.e walk will kickoff on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. turning to the weath now. lisa is tracking our forecast. for those heading up to the aids walk how was the weather shaping up? lisa: looks fantastic. i just checked mount tam and mount diablo. 84 and 86 respectively are ready with 6% relative humidity. when you're underneath the inversion we are good with the cool temperatures, the higher relative humidity in the onshore flow. going above the inversion, above 1000 feet things are significantly drier. as we look at live doppler 7 you can see the visible picture showing the low clouds and fog shrouding the coast from marin county down through san mateo. getting a closer it is still gray and parts of the city. the eastern part is sunny with going across the bay. sunshine around 580 in hayward. up towards vallejo some lingering fog. not for log. this was a nice shot of the east bay. it pretty much got overexposed. 57 downtown. 62 at palo alto. 65, santa clara. 54 at the coast. pretty

coming up at 9:00 a.m., we will check in with dan ashley for a preview of today's walk get at 10:00,e sunglasses and jacket for that because it is sunny in san francisco where we are looking right now at the shark tank, and temperatures are mild in at around 60 degrees. 64 in san jose. 61 in oakland. you can see the deck of low clouds. not much left at sfo. 59 by the delta. mid 60's inland. another warm to hot day but not as hot. already warmer than yesterday. as we go through the afternoon, temperatures will stay cool with the breeze and partly cloudy skies at the coast with low 60's. mid-seventies across the bay. that should come down from three to four degrees. we are cooler throughout the week. jobina: - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. illinois is in the middle. and what do you find in the middle? ♪♪ meet us in the middle of

dan ashley was one of the special guest auctioneers.l radio society has restored and preserved radios and the history of radio for nearly 50 years. they hope this event will be enough to help them fund raise all the money they need to renovate the museum. the bay area is the fourth largest radio market in the country. in the south bay, a unique attraction could be putting on a show starting today. check this out -- this is the corpse flower. you may recognize this. this is at san jose state university and is expected to bloom in the next few days. possibly as early as today. this is the part i think you all might know because the nickname comes from the smell. apparently it smells like rotting flesh when it blooms. you don't have to worry about that this time because the public is not allowed to seeit'd on youtube -- get the beauty and no smell. lisa: good morning, everybody. as we look outside, a beautiful site from mount tam where it is 81 degrees. north winds have been blowing all night long so that dry, warm air is still in place fo

dan: i am dan ashley. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live" with guest hst anthony anderson! elizabeth banks, bachelorettes and now, anthony anderson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> anthony: i see you. [ cheers and applause ] all right! thank you. thank you. keep it going! [ cheers and applause ] all right. thank you, thank you. welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm your guest host, anthony anderson. [ cheers and applause ] now, jimmy is on vacation for yet another summer, and somehow once again that's my problem? [ laughter ] here's what i don't get. i did a show at abc for almost a decade and nobody paid me to sit my ass down for three months of the year. i had to pay rent by shooting 800 t-mobile and smirnoff commercials. with my mama. [ cheers and applause ] she's here! she's here. ladies and gentlemen in the audience and ladies and gentlemen at home, tonight is my mama's birthday. [ cheers and applause ] happy birthday, mama. >> thank you. >> anthony: i love you, baby. >> i love you more. >> anthony: all right. it's also a big night here on abc. "the bachelorette" is back.

thank you for joining us, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz.cted to make a statement shortly. turning to leah melendez from the newsroom with what this means. >> while we wait for the mayor to make that announcement, let's remind everyone san francisco was the first in the nation to declare a stay-at-home order for covid. now the city is once again taking the lead by declaring a public health emergency because of the spread of monkeypox. you are looking at a

with dan ashley.:00 a.m., watch the kickoff on the abc 7 bay area streaming app wherever you stream. turning now to the weather. sa argen is tracking the forecast. we were talking about the aids walk, it be nice, mild weather. lisa: definitely. very comfortable with upper 50's. you will need the jacket to start out 60's later in the morning. . closer towards noon time. and then that sea breeze will be with you in the afternoon. and has been pretty typical downtown. the deck of low clouds getting compressed. we are not going to see a whole lot of fog unless you are right at the coast. live doppler 7 picking up on the clear sky inland and closer, it's merely along the san mateo coast. you can see a mile and a half visibility by half moon bay. up above. , the upper elevations, it is dry. 7% relative humidity with 77 degrees on top of mount diablo. this is the view from vollmer peak with low clouds. 52 in the city, 55 in oakland, 59 in san jose with some clouds. it is clear inland but there are scattered

so is abc news anchor dan ashley who served at one of the -- served as one of the auctioneers. historical radio society has restored radios and the history of radio for nearly 50 years. they hope this fundraiser will help them renovate the museum. the bay area is the fourth largest radio market in the country. in the south bay a unique attraction could be putting on a show today. take a look at this titan heram for the corpse flower. this one will bloom within the next few days, possibly today. the plant gets its nickname because it smells like rotting flesh when it blooms.the publico visit so the university has set up a livestream on youtube. that will help as far as this into situation -- as far as the scent situation. lisa: just enjoy it from a distance. good morning. 52 degrees. highs in the low 80's. nice weather for much of the south bay. the fog is with us. it will stay with us but we have changes for the 7-day outlook. i will have it for you coming up. jobina: also, the giants lose more than yesterday's game to the dodgers. the third baseman evan longoria likely headed

dan ashley will have a live preview.ing over the city of san francisco. 56 degrees. already 70's inland. it is another hot day away from the coast. i will have your full accuweather 7 day wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. (ding ding) let's enjoy illinois! come on! oops. ♪ ♪ ha ha. ♪ ♪ ahoy illinois! can i get you guys a drink? okay, hold on. you guys are really getting your steps in. hey who's up for some deep dish, huh? extra anchovies, i know. i know. ooooh. wow.

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ashley strohmier. now back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. [♪♪♪] dan: folks, are we leg in the united states of america in this cold ideological battle where there doesn't seem to be a middle ground anymore. we used to have an abortion stance from the democrat party but it's rare. you have a democrat party committed on one side to infanticide in many states. the middle ground is gone. where do you get that middle ground where the united states sees the other side, right? wait until you see that with guns and due process. you don't see any that. this may issue where you may or may not issue a carry permit has got to go. you have got to give them their carry permit. the governor of new york said we'll do whatever we want. the governor of california said the same thing. we'll start reviewing people's social media. where is the united in the united states of america. where is the middle ground? it used to be pro second amendment democrats. where is that leading to the supposed united states america? it's leading to destruction of institutions. the poll that came out about faith in institutions in the unite

ashley strohmier. now back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino. to "unfiltered" wih dan bongino.crats' suicidal climate agenda is on a crash course with reality. joe biden signed several executive orders to fight their climate threat. he's considering issuing a clue map the disaster declaration. >> that's what climate change is about. it's literally not figuratively a clear and present danger. the health of our citizens in our communities is literally at stake. let me say it again. code red for humanity. dan: the real code red is how disastrous biden's policies will be on our economy. listen to climate czar john kerry. >> we all have to reduce the emissions and accelerate the transition. we are behind and not yet fulfilling the promises we made. dan: did you catch it? we need to accelerate the transition? here is an interesting fact about the transition. john kerry's jet emitted 500 tons of emissions. transportation secretary pete buttigieg said the quiet part out loud. why can't you shut up and accept the transition. >> the more pain we are experiencing with the high price of ga