liz:liz: he was a trailblazer in sports whose basketball career started in the bay area, but as dustin dorseylains, as incredible as russell's accomplishments were on the court, it was his impact off the court that will be immortalized forever. dustin: with the passing of nba legend bill russell, the world lost not only one of the greatest athletes but a monumental figure in human history. >> to see how he has carried himself over the course of his life is a testament to all of us who are standing in his shadows, standing in the path he has created a. dustin: after growing up in oakland, russell worked his way to a hall of fame nba career before becoming the first black head coach in all of professional sports. he was a game changer from the bay area. his civil-rights impact on basketball and sports will be felt forever. >> when you look at what we are experiencing today and how many african-american coaches are in the league, i think you can see the direct line to his legacy and the space he has created for so many. dustin: his work off the court is perhaps where he has remembered most. he s

dustin dorsey has a look at what is still ahead. reporter: tragedies like the vta railyard shooting and the gilroy garlic festival shooting are forever etched in our communities minds and prompted the city of san jose to take a stand against gun violence with a first of its kind law. the nra took aim at the law through lawsuit, but there is a judge refused to block the harm seen as a promising sign by the mayor. >>>> what we heard from the federal court was that so far, by all indications, this was not an ordinance designed to take anyone's gun away. this is not limiting possession of guns. this is about making gun possession and ownership safer. reporter: in january, the city became the first in the country to make gun owners -- the lawsuit filed in june claims the ordinance violates first and second amendments as well as the california constitution. the dillon law group is representing the nra and says in part they made compelling points as to why rights may be violated including why the donation to a nonprofit is unconstitutional

deadly crash at watsonville municipal airport when two small plains collided abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey was there when federal investigators gave an update today and he joins us live dustin, you know as this airport just reopened today the federal investigators that are going to be on here and today from the ntsb are just really diving into a lot of the details from that deadly crash and what we do know at this point, is that this plane and one more along with it two planes. everyone on board was killed in that crash sadly. flowers left behind others on hand to pay their respects after two planes crashed into each other mid-air at the watsonville municipal airport thursday afternoon, the national transportation safety board confirmed today, there were no survivors two people and one dog were aboard one of the planes and one person was flying the other this couple told us they knew the pilot of the smaller aircraft. a like the entire community warning the losses anytime that there's an accident or there's a concern whether it's a loss of life, which is the most serious or someone has a f

dustin dorsey spoke with an infectious disease expert and has the details. covid and monkeypox. there have been seven public health emergencies of international concern in the last 15 years according to the world health organization. there are lesser known factors that are partially to blame. >> viruses spread most efficiently based on not only humans getting together in different ways but when you think about human to human transmission but the whole relationship that humans have to the ecosystem. >> drought, rising temperatures and even fires. this could make disease more severe and give them less chance to cope. our climate crises have each played a role according to dr. chan hao-ching. >> we have seen some increase in those diseases. all of that really speaks to this in climate. >> animals and insects are impacted by different climate factors, he says that is were diseases that reside within them spread to us, just like monkeypox. >> it is not a disease of humans, it is a disease of small animals and mammals. it could have a big distribution chain -- cha

dustin dorsey has the ruling. >> the latest battle between the pga tour and the upstart saudi arabianded liv golf tour played out in the bay area. a judge ruled three former pga members that jumped ship could not play in the upcoming fedexcup playoffs thursday. >> the decision was not unexpected after he heard the way she opened up the hearing. she had a predetermined mindset, made a ruling on the basis of irreparable harm, said there was no irreparable harm. >> filed a temporary restraining order days ago to play in both the pga this week and live after their membership had been suspended by the pga in late june. they were members and earned required points to compete in the tournament. with the three golfers left the tour alongside other big names like phil mickelson, for a much larger paycheck with guaranteed money supplied saudi arabia's sovereign wealth fund. this battle ultimately represents a greater theme in the world of sports. >> the global nature of sport is increasing the amount of money and ability to market a sport like golf and the names associated with it is really an

a change in the in the health and well-being of people in our community in santa clara county dustin dorsey abc 7 news. san jose police say an 18 year old man was arrested for the deadly stabbing of a 16 year old boy this weekend. that incident happened at about 1:30 saturday morning near quimby road and careston way in east san jose. another man was also stabbed but survived officers arrested the suspect michael o'bills at his san jose home later that day investigators have yet to announce a possible motive. the teen victim has been identified as sunny soy in san francisco, the firefighters union is speaking out after two of their paramedics were attacked by a man with a wooden stake who then stole the ambulance and tried to run them down. it happened just before seven o'clock this morning at harrison and 13th streets under the 101 freeway overpass abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry has more on what happened. a cracked windshield and damage inside the truck. these are photos released by the san francisco fire union. they say a man with a steak from a tree came at the minnesota paramedic team.

abc7news reporter dustin dorsey caught up with a member of the launch team. dustin: on monday, a momentous step in the history of space travel. the apollo mission was called one small step for man and artemis one will be another giant step for humankind. >> artemis one and flight test designed to bring humans to the moon. dustin: nasa will launch the world's most powerful space launch system rocket into space. artemis one will orbit the moon before returning to earth hotter and faster than ever before at 25,000 miles an hour. at the top of the ship, the orion space capsule with a mannequin named moon-equin on board, the only capsule of its kind designed for humans. the ultimate plan is to establish a moon base where humans will stay, an ambitious goal that is setting in for a nasa engineer born shortly before the apollo mission. >> i followed the history of it for my whole life. i have been a space nerd for a long time. right? so i understand that it happened and what it takes. but to actually be part of the first steps back, it is humbling and it is an honor.

dustin dorsey spoke with an infectious disease expert about it. >> a every day we learn about a new diseaseth emergencies of international concern in the last 15 years according to the world health organization. there are lesser known factors that are partially to blame. >> viruses spread most efficiently based on not only humans getting together in different ways but when you think about human to human transmission but the whole relationship that humans have to the ecosystem and things around us. >> drought, rising temperatures and even fires, they can make diseases more severe and even give us less chance to cope. throughout california, our climate crises have each played a role in our health according to dr. chen hung. >> we have seen an increase in some diseases. we have seen an increase of valley fever in california. more than four times in the last few decades. >> when animals and insects are impacted by different climate factors, that is where diseases that reside within the spreads us. just like monkeypox. >> it is not a disease of humans, it is a disease of small animals and memos.

abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey has the judges's ruling. e between the pga tour and the saudi arabian funded golf tour played out of the bay area today at the san jose federal courthouse, a judge ruled that three former pga members that jumped ship cannot play in the upcoming fedexcup playoffs starting thursday. >> the judge's decision was not unexpected and occurred the way she opened up the hearing. she obviously had a predetermined mindset. she made a ruling of irreparable harm, so there was no irreparable harm. dustin: taylor and swofford filed a returning order to allow them to play in the pga tournament and libor for membership had been suspended in late june. they were members of the pga and the required points to compete in a tournament could however, the three golfers left the tour alongside other big names like phil mickelson, for a much larger pay check. sports consultant and he says this battle ultimately represents a greater theme in the world of sports. >> the global nature of sport is increasing the amount of money and the abi

dustin: in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. ama: zuckerberg san francisco general hospital says it will reopen its monkeypox vaccination clinic tomorrow. the hospital says the city received 10,000 doses of the vaccine from the federal supply, more than double the previous two allotments. the hospital will hold a walk-in clinic from 10 a.m. through noon tomorrow through friday. kaiser and other places will also offer doses, but appointments are required. protesters are. demanding more action on monkeypox. they gathered outside the federal building this afternoon, advocating for more testing, treatment, and vaccine doses. they also want officials to look ahead to longer-term needs lake increasing vaccine production. they are also calling for the fda to grant emergency use authorization for a drug that treats monkeypox. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox, including information on vaccines, symptoms, and treatment, on our website, abc7news.com. dan: a lot more to come. a local university launches a program targetin

dustin dorsey caught up with a member of the launch team. dustin: the launch of artemis one will be another for humankind. >> artemis one and flight test designed to bring humans to the moon. dustin: nasa will launch the world's most powerful space system rocket into space. artemis one will orbit the moon before returning to earth hotter and faster than ever before at 25,000 miles an hour. at the top of the ship, the orion space capsule with a mannequin on board, the only capsule of its kind designed for humans. the ultimate plan is to establish a moon base where humans will stay, an ambitious goal that is setting in for a nasa engineer born shortly before the apollo mission. >> i followed the history of it for my whole life. i have been a space nerd for a long time. right? so i understand that it happened and what it takes. to actually be part of the first steps back, it is humbling and it is an honor. dustin: vendor cam was part of the team at nasa ames research center in mountain view who put nearly two decades into testing, designing, and

dustin dorsey caught up with a member of the launch team. dustin crum it a momentous -- destustin: the launch of artemis one will be another for humankind. >> artemis one and flight test designed to bring humans to the moon. dustin: artemis one will orbit the moon before returning to earth hotter and faster than ever before at 25,000 miles an hour. at the top of the ship the orion space capsule with a mannequin on board, the only capsule of its kind designed for humans. the plan is to establish a moon base where humans will stay, an ambitious goal that is setting for a nasa engineer born shortly before the apollo mission. >> i followed the history of it for my whole life. i have been a space nerd for a long time. i understand that it happened and what it takes. to actually be part of the first steps back, it is humbling and it is an honor. dustin: he was part of the team at nasa ames research center in mountain view who put nearly two decades into testing, designing, and planning to make the historic launch a reality. the bay area center cont

san jose dustin dorsey abc 7 news no new gas cars in california.eah, it won't happen for quite a while. but thanks to a vote today. it will happen and it's making history. i'm meteorologist sandy patel breezy below average temperatures this weekend, but not for long. i'll have the forecast coming up. and tonight a story involving trucks forklifts and more than half a dozen return attempts. it's a story for seven on your side. here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. to see transformation come to them. abc 7 is building a better bay area and a landmark decision today could build a better california even a better world.

dustin dorsey looks at what it took to make this happen.h marks 10 years since his passing. a challenging anniversary for his father. >> hearing from his friends and colleagues who served with him at a time about the things he was doing, how much the iraqis and afghans respected him, how much he trusted them and love them, we miss that guy. dustin: universal and perpetual peace, evaluate it by while serving in the marines before he was killed by a rogue afghan police officer. his father said he changed many lives for the better. >> those little kids that are in the pictures with him, one of these days those kids will become the village elders and will remember. you know what, those americans were good guys and things were pretty good when they were here. dustin: he remembers his son through his pictures in his judge's chambers and his hometown will never forget him thanks in part to a legislation. a portion of interstate 280 will be named in his honor. >> i think it is really important that people in my district to be honest know about him,

dustin dorsey shows. what a burden it places on our community.ng irreparable harm to residents in the county as a whole. it's not covid or monkey pox. it's gun violence. we've had too much costs not just economic but also emotional and social cost in this county of gun violence and enough is enough. the emotional toll is something the two children as well as other family and friends of san jose resident matthew shivira. no all too. well shivira was shot and killed leaving a fundraiser in march 2021 his case remains unsolved few answers plenty of pain for one of his closest friends janelle. i hear it's it's everywhere. maybe it's been everywhere my whole life, but now it's just like really everywhere like think once it once it happens to somebody it's it's different. meanwhile the financial factors of gun violence are striking a report by the santa clara county department of public health found the total cost of firearm violence in the county was 1.2 billion dollars annually from 2016 to 2020 72.5 million following directly on county. city sectors

could help prevent this highly transmissible variant from spreading even more in the south bay dustin dorseybc 7 news. president biden has signed into law to bipartisan bills aimed at stopping fraud under pandemic relief programs. the two new laws will extend the time period to prosecute individuals who committed fraud through the paycheck protection program or covid-19 economic injury disaster loan program, mr. biden said the goal is to make cheaters pay back what they stole and hold them accountable under the law whether it's pandemic burnout or low salaries schools are not attracting enough teachers, of course. this is not something parents want to hear abc 7 news reporter ryan curry spoke to san francisco unified about their plans. the new school year is just days away, but for many in the bay area, they are short of dozens of teachers currently as of this morning have 123 classroom vacancies for teachers. san francisco. unified says they have made many attempts to hire teachers in some openings. they don't require a teaching credential just a bachelor's degree. we have a lot of differen

meaning there is no air traffic control tower abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey joins us live there witho far, dustin,kr wen't learnuch toda fm the national transportation safety board, but what we did learn is that the one of these two planes here this was involved here in the crash. everyone that was on board both of those planes were killed in that crash yesterday. flowers left behind others on hand to pay their respects after two planes crashed into each other mid-air at the watsonville municipal airport thursday afternoon the national transportation safety board confirmed today, there were no survivors two people and one dog re aboard one of the planes and one person was flying the other this couple told us they knew the pilot of the smaller aircraft, they like the entire community morning the losses anytime that there's an accident or there's a concern whether it's a loss of life, which is the most serious or someone has a flat tire in on the ramp. it's a small community and there are people here that certainly are grieving. oh my god. can't believe that this video shared with us f

dustin dorsey has the details and a story you will see only on seven. these two south bay residents don't know each other have never met and don't even live in the same city, but they share a near-death experience that happened just two days apart gianna vitarelli and ramona hockett were both shot in the back with an air-powered rifle the pellet causing serious damage to the women coming within in inches millimeters from their hearts moving forward any way any time i go outside my guard is gonna be up because nowhere is really safe. i've been you know dealing with a lot of ptsd since the shooting and feeling very unsafe. just walking down the street because i know that he's just out there targeting people but yesterday both veterelli and hockettler news that return some sort of peace and relief back to their lives police have confirmed to us that a suspect connected to at least seven shootings has been arrested this man 38 year old campbell resident nicholas. montoya is charged with seven counts of assault with a deadly weapon and is now behind cars are

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karina: dustin dorsey h athaisti ahead. dustin: tragedies are forever etched in our communities' minds, and it prompted the city of san jose to take a stand against gun violence with a first of its kind law. the nra took aim through lawsuits, but the federal ruling has given the city's first victory -- a judge's refusal to block the harm reduction ordinance is seen as a positive sign. >> what we heard from the federal court was that so far, from all indications, this is not a law designed to take anyone's gun away. this is not limiting possession of guns. this is about making gun protection and gun ownership safer. >> the city became the first in the country to require gun owners to obtain civil liberty insurance. according to court documents, the lawsuit wild in june by the nra claims that the ordinance violates first and second amendments as well as the california constitution. the dillon law group is representing the nra and told us in part the judge made compelling points as to what invites -- why rights may be violated.

as dustin dorsey explains, after several other incidents, the mother is calling on the school to take safety more seriously. and a warning -- some may find this video disturbing. >> new year, newschool, new safety concerns for a south san jose seventh grader, just days after they return to campus. this graphic video from tuesday captures the moment say female student punches another girl repeatedly in the head. the school and school district are both aware of the video, and the victim's mother has shown police and held a report, but it is still almost too much to handle and she watches it back. how do you feel when you see this? >> i don't think i have words for what i feel. just the thought of it. every night, i cry myself to sleep. >> the student responsible for the attack was suspended for two days and the other girl suffered a concussion from the fight. both girls returned to campus on friday when another threat was made. >> i got a call from school administrators that they had that something happened at lunchtime, and it did not happen because she had so many adult eyes on her. >

. >> dustin dorsey spoke with his family about his legacy will be honored one decade after his death.edom like for a -- who died in afghanistan. this year marks 10 since his passing, challenging for his family. >> hearing from his friends and colleagues who served at the time about the things he was doing and how much the iraqis and afghans it respected him, how much he loved them. we miss the guy. >> the captain believed in universal and perpetual peace, a value he lived by while serving in the marines before he was killed by a rogue police officer. his father said he changed lives. >> those little kids in the pictures with him, one of these days, those kids are going to become the village elders and they are going to remember the americans who were good guys. >> the judge remembers his son through pictures in his judge chambers and soon his hometown will never forgehithanks to legislation from assembly member berman. a portion of interstate 280 will be named in his honor. >> i think it is important that people in my district know about captain keown. that people know that there are

dustin dorsey was at a rally where the employees continue to call for justice for the hundreds left without a job to >> this amy's kitchen plant may stand empty after closing two weeks ago but there is a new addition to the exterior. 300 ribbons representing the employees left without jobs after they say the company decided to abruptly close the san jose location, a symbol from the employees to fight back against what they call unfair treatment. >> we have kids peered we have families. we have elderly who we take care of. it is hard to go out there and start from the bottom. please support us. >> of the employees of the petaluma based company who prepared the vegetarian frozen meals found at grocery stores. that was until the south bay plant closed. a spokesperson for the company said the -- they believe it was a result of employees aiming to unionize. >> andy barr lender, you own of this company. this is all on you. you say this plant was due to loss of notng too th you attempt to silen this powerhouse of workers ready to organize. i say prove it. >> amongst the groups fighting for fair an

dustin dorsey looks at a proposed plan thaad more money to the police force. >> once deemed the safestcountry, the city of san jose is facing historic struggles. it is on pace for a record number of traffic deaths and some city councilmembers say there have been slower response times to emergency calls. >> when you have a thinly staffed police department that is losing people to attrition, resignations, retirements, that affects us. national average, 1000 citizens across this country is two officers. we are hovering at one. >> they are down to about a thousand total uniforms officers -- uniformed officers compared to 1400 at its peak. the department has required overtime for some officers and they have opened up 17 paid overtime patrols to alleviate the need leaders say that is not enough. >> overtime is not a solution. officers are overworked and burned out. >> councilmembers planta: the city to find money from this year's budget to add more officers. >> relying on overtime whether it is voluntary or overtime is not a sustainable model. >> public safety is not just one of our core ser

dustin dorsey abc 7 news. alright dustin before you go you mentioned that timeline tell us what's next when it comes to the investigators saying when we'll learn more about a cause. yeah, you know believe it or not. it's gonna be actually a little bit of a time. they said tomorrow morning. they're gonna be taking both of these planes off this location. they're gonna be taking them to a private facility up north here, and they're going to be essentially taking these planes completely apart putting them back together really trying to dive in and find the cause and exactly what happened yesterday afternoon. they said that could take anywhere from the next year to two years time. quite a process or i dustin many. thanks to you. business owners in san francisco's castro district are calling on city leaders to provide more beds for the unhoused community. some are threatening civil disobedience if the city doesn't address the growing issues in front of their stores abc 7 news reporter at lena howland has the story. i

dustin dorsey shows us how one man is using his birthday to build a better bay area. >> one item at anize the essential work of teachers he is donating 150 supply kits for middle schools in oakland. >> i chose oakland because over the past school year they have gone through unique challenges. i just simply wanted to give back and do something special for the teachers and hopefully put a smile on their faces. >> this deed won't be his last. turning 30 is a milestone, but it can be scary. instead of a crisis, he decided to channel his anxiety into something good it >> i pulled out a sheet of paper and started to write down the things i was grateful for. at that moment, i realized every wonderful thing that has happened to me was thanks to this art and generosity of others. >> thus, the 30 acts by 30 challenge was born. after making 400 desserts for firefighters in san jose for his first act, he asked for a specific supply wishlist fm anprinciples. >> i ce themporta i.and then wts exactly that. permais$12,000 of. een documenting his acts of kindness on instagram and tiktok. now he hopes

dustin dorsey has the details and a story you will see only on seven.nts don't know each other have never met and don't even live in the same city, but

dustin dorsey shows us the county report that details the financial and emotional burden that gun violencecommunity. dustin: santa clara loud -- county leaders say that there is an epidemic bringing irreparable harm. it is not covid or monkeypox it is gun violence. >> we have had too much costs, economic and social costs and enough is enough. dustin: the emotional toll is something that two children as well as other family and friends of matthew know all too well. he was shot and killed leading a fundraiser in march, 2021. his case remains unsolved. >> few answers and plenty of pain for one of his closest friends. it is everywhere and maybe it has been everywhere my whole life and now it is really everywhere. you think once it happens to somebody it is different. dustin: the financial factors of gun violence are striking. a report by the santa clara county department went -- department of health said the total cost was 1.2 billion dollars annually from 2016 to 2020. 72 point $5 million falling on county and city sectors. dr. sarah cody says that gun violence is a symptom of social ills and

as dustin dorsey explains, the launch would not be possible without mountain view's ames research center: on monday, a momentous step in the history of space travel. the apollo -- artemis will be another giant leap for humankind. >> artemis one is a flight test of the first system since the apollo program designed to bring humans back to the moon. reporter: nasa will launch the world's most possible -- powerful space -- it will orbit the moon before returning to earth harder and faster than ever before, at 25,000 miles per hour. at the tops of the orion space capsule with the manikin on board. the only capsule of its kind with -- specifically designed for humans. >> i followed the whole history of it my whole life. i've been a space nerd for a long time. i understand that it happened and what takes to be part of the first steps back. it is humbling. it is an honor to be part of it. reporter: he was part of the team at the research center in mountain view who put nearly two decades into testing, designing and planning to make monday's launch a reality. the bay area center developed men --

dustin dorsey looks at a proposed plan to add more money to the police force. >> once deemed the safest big city and of the country, the city of san jose is facing historic struggles. it is on pace for a record number of traffic deaths and some city councilmembers say there have been slower response times. these issues are exacerbated by the staffing shortages the police department says it is facing. >> when you have a thinly staffed police department losing people to attrition, resignations, retirements, that affects us. national average, 1000 citizens across this country as to officers. we are hovering at one. >> they are down to a thousand total and affirmed officers compared to 1400 at its peak. the department has required overtime for some officers and they have opened up 17 paid overtime patrols to alleviate the need. leaders say that is not enough. >> overtime is not a solution. officers are overworked and build -- and burned out. >> councilmembers planta to call the city to find money to add to the budget to find my officers. >> committee members do not feel safe. >> relying on

not only in bay area history, but when you consider all of american sports abc 7 news reporter dustin dorseys as incredible as russell's accomplishments were on the court 11 championships. it was his impact off the court that will be immortalized. forever with the passing of nba legend bill russell the world not only lost one of the greatest athletes but a monumental figure in human history to see how he has carried himself over the course of his life. i think is a testament to all of us who are standing in his shadows who are standing in the path that he has created for many of us after growing up in oakland russell worked his way to a hall of fame nba career in 11 champion. evening. we're coming on the air because president biden is about to address the nation revealing. the leader of al-qaeda has been killed in a us airstriking kabul. i'm in alzawahari. one of the world's most wanted terrorists the successor toolsama bin laden a key strategist behind el cotta's most vicious attacks against america. he helped plan the 9/11 attacks many say, he was an architect a. many say he was an archite

ama: dustin dorsey learn more about the investigation and arrest.south bay residents don't know each other, have never met and don't live in the same city, but they share a near-death experience that happened two days apart. gianna and ramona were both shot in the back with an air-powered rifle, causing serious damage to the women, coming within alameda's from their hearts. >> moving forward anytime i go outside i guard will be up. nowhere is safe. >> i have been dealing with a lot of ptsd since the shooting, feeling very unsafe walking on the street, because i know he is just out there targeting people. reporter: both learn news that return some sort of peace back to their lives. police have confirmed to us that a suspect connected to at least seven shootings has been arrested. this man, 38-year-old nicholas montoya is charged with seven counts of assault with a deadly weapon and is now behind bars. >> our detectives work extensively on this case. what was interesting and challenging for them, all of these incidences, there was no physical evidence

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