i'm kristen z and i'm on a date abc 7 news. anchor dion limb spoke with that boy's father about how the team responded. it's a story you'll see only on seven. we thought it was a safe place to celebrate fourth of july that sense of security was shattered for albert cottrell the fourth and oland a's game on independence day. the first fireworks go off. and once that happens my son grabs his shoulder lift it up his shirt and i could see the whole in his shoulder. it was a crater about the size of a penny. there was me like fat from his shoulder that was on his shirt albert's 11 year old son who requested anonymity was one of six people hit by celebratory gunfire. yeah. i'd have surge he um this past friday on july 5th oakland's police chief the a's and the mayor told the public those individuals were hit by bull. fragments it wasn't until i broke the story of this man's 26 year old daughter that opd acknowledged event goers being hit by actual bullets not fragments. she was also at the game and had a full round removed from her h

i'm kristen z. you're watching getting answers live on abc 7. we ask experts your questions every day at three to get answers for you in real time today. we'll dive into san francisco's water monopoly with our media partners at the san francisco standard find out why city is doing better than many other areas in the bay area drawing this drought and why water agencies are now looking to san francisco as a lifeline. also. we're still exploring the impact of the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v wade. ucsf. neurologists are sounding the alarm that the abortion ban. may mean women can be denied drugs to treat neurological disorders like ms. epilepsy and chronic migraines. we'll talk with one doctor about the potential impact but first san francisco is running out of the monkey pox vaccine as demand surges city health officials have announced the vaccine supply is critically low and urging the biden administration to take more action quickly supervisor rafael. mandelman says the city is quote literally begging the feds for vaccines and he j

i'm larry beale and i'm kristen z.esident biden yesterday before he started feeling sick. the president is said to have mild symptoms. they include a runny nose fatigue. dry cough 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 antiviral and that further reduces his risk i talk to him. president biden tweeted this picture of himself today today. he called congressional members and those in his senior staff and will continue to work from his residence an average of 126,000. people are testing positive each day in just the last week the united states recorded more than 800 80,000 new covid cases and that numbers thought to be much higher because of home tests going unreported. the cdc says the va-5 omicron subariant now makes up. most 80% of those new cases and nearly 6200 covid positive americans are entering the hospital each day. that is up by 42% in the last month a main question now is how long we will have t

i'm larry beale and i'm kristen z. the fear, of course is the risk e'velready w inclin thealy. con a acres abc 7 newsive thh day. weow yeah, kristire departments at cro weekend for the preparation that illegal fireworks could spark blazes this hill behind me burn just this week fireworks not responsible for this place, but it shows how dry things are and fire crews want everyone to be safe. you know, we've got everything from bottle rockets to aerial mortars santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal shows us nearly 500 pounds of illegal fireworks recently seized from one individual now facing charges a lot of these can cause injuries they can result in fires lumenthal beliefs the use of illegal fireworks has increased during the pandemic. he believes this july 4th won't be any different even though most north bay cities have outlawed the sale of been seen fireworks county officials tweeted this message don't spark a fire this fourth of july. we're trying to prevent injuries to our community and we're all trying to reduce the fire threat. the santa rosa community has been through a

i'm kristen z and i'm on a date abc 7 news.ith that boy's father about how the team responded. it's a story you'll see only on seven. we thought it was a safe place to celebrate fourth of july that sense of security was shattered for albert cottrell the fourth and h oland a's game on independence day. the first fireworks go off. and once that happens my son grabs his shoulder lift it up his shirt and i could see the whole in his shoulder. it was a crater about the size of a

kristen: unmentioned. larry: are you eating out as much is used to? according to a new s fewer young people are interested in dining out, jgen z it out -- when that willy typically ate at restaurants 284 times a year. millennials, 244 times. restaurants are trying to turn to apps, loyalty programs, solidity to lure customers back. you think it will be effective? >> i think the pandemic has changed things. this is one of them. we used to go out to eat all the time. now you're kind of scared to do that. i know that i literally never, other than the pizza had anything delivered to my house until the pandemic. i was like to go out, you bump into people have a little bit of a life. now you'd rather stay home. kristen: also delivery has gotten easier with doordash and grubhub, although services, who reads. young people -- uber eats. young people grip of the app in their hand. >> going out is not as enjoyable as he used to be, i have heard that the service is not as good as it used to be. >> that is probably pandemic related as well. i do not go out, michael, because i think i might run into you. >> i will say service is not as good as it used to be. allowed