here is abc7 reporter leah melendez. leah: the cdc is reporting 4600 cases of mucky pox have been reported in the u.s. -- of monkeypox have been reported in the u.s. this man of san francisco was diagnosed with monkeypox earlier in the week. >> i was in denial. there has got to be some other way. it has been over a month. i have not had sex. how can this be? leah: the lay-ins, melendez -- lesions, melendez confirmed, are extremely painful. >> they gave me some type of loaded came cream, which has not helped. and they also provided me with like it in -- with vicodin, and it also did not help with the pain. leah: as more cases emerge, the fda announced it has approved the release of 786,000 doses over the coming weeks. san francisco is expecting about 4200 this week. late this afternoon, san francisco declared a public health emergency. the biden administration is expected to do the same. that announcement will come from the secretary of the department of health and human services. >> we will weigh any decision on declarin

william melendez tells us what is next for san francisco public schools. >> dr. vincent matthews left a position he held for five years. >> what would you say is your main achievement during the last three years? you get to say only one. >> i would say that the main achievement is working through this pandemic and bring students back. we went out. >> we let the district through some of the most challenging years. public education including a once in a lifetime pandemic. >> following his lead is the top three superintendents. they are also leaving. >> it is not typical. >> i think it has definitely taken a toll around the nation. course we were working around the clock. -- we were working around the clock. >> the high school graduation rate increased. there were goals not accomplished like reaching a higher achievement level and those in special education. not finding the resources to build the school of the arts downtown was another. with a new superintendent arriving, many hope that he is able to reach out to a city willing to show more support for public educat

lyanne melendez, abc7news. >> a live look at the podium at city hall. we await mayor london breed, who is expected to declare a local public health emergency for monkeypox. we will bring her announcement live when it begins. expected any moment. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox, including vaccines and treatment, go to abc7news.com. >> monkeypox has been a major public health issue gripping the attention of the public and health officials. a group of doctors is warning people not to forget about the threat covid continues to pose. hospitalization rates and deaths will only increase closer to winter. sac fly and has more. >> the world has come a long way since the earliest days of the pandemic when little was known about covid-19 and when vaccines were a distant possibility. local doctors fear we are getting too comfortable. >> part of what we have been told is covid is smile now. people have been hospitalized, so it is ok to get it. this is wrong. >> she says messaging that more covid treatment puts us at less risk is wrong. that was b

melendez contrasts of ambitions of inequality. 75 years ago, mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence. what has remained of his vision? where does the world so call to largest democracy stand? where is india headed in? this is the moment to unleash on non violent bias. gandhi's legacy starts august 6th on b. w ah, ah. with in 2018 ma got decided to take a break from retirement and her home in the quiet little german village of townhouse box to embark on an adventure, a marathon motorbike trip to iran. no matter how painstakingly the 64 year old prepared see there would be an for seeable challenges ahead on her 18000 kilometer tour. he failed beth ma got got off to a bumpy start. suffering engine problems before she'd even gotten out of germany from poland. she continued across ukraine to russia at arthur context n was becca stan kyrgyzstan antagonist and, and that didn't go smoothly either can the 64 year old overcome the odds and fulfill her dreams of writing to iran. find out in the last episode of no limits who find dying clients under as often. mine was odd reason

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in san francisco, leanne lund us -- melendez. >> we are tracking the latest on the monkeypox. you can find stores on our website. >> more shakeups at the san francisco district attorney's office. the new d.a. announces promotions and layoffs. >> shutting down a troubled east bay homeless encampment. caltrans releases plans to clear out the area. >> sizzling summer weather coming your way this weekend. how long it sticks around, thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. >> san jose police are investigating a deadly shooting at a shopping center this morning, hours before most stores opened. sky 7 was above the area at monterey road and carner avenue, when officers closed a large part of the shopping's in a parking lot. they found a man dead from a gunshot wound could police are looking for shooter and urge anyone with information to contact the

nuestro colega melÉndez nos tiene mÁs informaciÓn y mÁs reacciones de parte de la familia al conocersea autopsia al cuerpo de escobar. vamos a ver quÉ nos dicen. >> gracias a todos, buenas tardes. las conclusiones presentadas con respecto a la segunda necropsia que le fue practicada, no hace mÁs que corroborar para el seÑor mario lo que Él habÍa informado y asegurado que el cuerpo de su hija fue encontrado, que ella no muriÓ de forma accidental, que a ella lamentablemente la mataron. escuchemos estas conclusiones de los especialistas. >> que la causa de muerte de debanhi susana se debiÓ a una asfixia por sofocaciÓn en la obstrucciÓn de orificios respiratorios. >> debe ser investigado y debe darse con el paradero de quienes acabaron con la vida de su hija, pero tambiÉn deben ser sancionadas las autoridades que fueron incompetentes y que fueron o misas a esta investigaciÓn. >> tienen el trabajo y la obligaciÓn de demostrar elementos cientÍficos suficientes necesarios, se cometiÓ el feminicidio de mi hija. los resultados de hoy son el ejemplo de cÓmo las sumisiones de las instituciones ti

in san francisco, leanne melendez abc7news.dan: a grass fire putting up smoke is burning in the ultima pass in livermore. it is possible the car crash on 580 espart 580 esparta's fire, about 20 minutes ago. one eastbound lane is blocked. ed a sig alert. we have sky 7 on the way to get a closer look. as you can see, a lot of thick, dark smoke being put up in the livermore area. the i-team has confirmed san francisco's new district attorney has asked the state attorney general to take over a case involving mayor london breed's brother. he is asking for a reduction in his prison sentence for armed robbery in the death of the getaway car driver. our reporter is here with today's developments. reporter: the mayor appointed brooke jenkins, to even avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest, the da called the ag's office to take over the case but questions remain, involving the mayor's office. san francisco mayor, london breed appeared on abc 7's getting answers to talk about crime, covid and monkeypox. she did not have time for m

in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news.ina: leeann has been reported on bay area school issues for decade which is why she is ovy she is overseeing education reporter. you can get in touch with her online. her twitter and facebookram hanr screen right now. larry: joining us right now is san francisco's newly named district attorney, brooke jenkins. thank you so much for your time. i know that this is a busy day for you. you said in your news conference that so many people feel that san francisco does not feel safe. how do you fix that? brooke: we have to start with setting new tone, that crime is not something we will simply tolerate because we are a big city or compassionate city. that we are a city that still believes in accountability and in order and in justice. larry: what do you plan to do differently than your predecessor chesa boudin or george moscone in the office before that? brooke: we have to first restore accountability and consequences to our criminal justice system, and we also have to be responsible in the w

borja: eduardo melÉndez tiene los detalles de de playa del carmen.ecimientos que se encuentran. ¿quÉ fue lo que sucediÓ? resulta que se encontraron de frente prÁcticamente dos bandas rivales que, segÚn dicen las autoridades se dedican a la venta de estupefacientes y sin mÁs ni mÁs sacaron sus armas y se enfrentaron a balazos, hubo tres lesionados, afortunadamente ningÚn prestar de servicio ni tampoco ningÚn turista resultÓ lesionado. en una rÁpida acciÓn de las autoridades se logrÓ la captura de siete de los sujetos involucrados en este enfrentamiento, ademÁs se aseguraron tres armas de fuego y 31 sobres con estupefacientes, aparentemente es marihuana. importante destacar que las personas lo sufrieron mÁs que algunos sustos y ya todo volviÓ a la normalidad, tan pronto las actores pusieron a buen resguardo a estos siete sujetos. no se emitiÓ ninguna alerta para evitar que la gente transite por la quinta avenida, lo que sÍ aseguraron las autoridades es que van a redoblar la vigilancia para evitar que surjan ese tipo de incidentes. es la informaciÓn del

they tell abc 7 news reporter lee ann melendez women have lost her right they held for 50 years. there is nothing. more american than a fourth of july parade. alameda has one of the most colorful and diverse celebrations for some here as the nation celebrates its independence. there's a feeling of gratitude but at the same time anger following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade, we feel like it's all about freedoms freedom of speech the ability to have independent rights, and that's that's part of it for us. so it's nothing about taking away. it's actually celebrating and fighting today during the parade the newly formed committee for abortion rights in alameda handed out information on how to join their group the vast majority receptive. martinez also in the east bay had a fourth of july parade while some brought their signs to express how they continue to feel about the ruling the event was organized by 18 year old dream. is among those expressing their thoughts was anna marie avila farias with the contra costa county board of education last week. she call

it had a lot of opposition from civil rights groups, and it did not pass in the newsroom leanne melendezght, heading into the holiday weekend kristen you think that you want to reveal. yeah. i would like to go bury-picking and i expect fog because that's along the coast right? but what about for everybody else and all the fireworks hearing and everything pescadero? is that where you're going? that's one possibility i go there sometimes yeah. yeah, that's really neat. that's that's a lot of fun. yeah the clouds they'll definitely be clinging to the coast more so some days in the others and i'll show you that coming up. but yeah, we're going to have the same pattern play out. we just have another cold front that's going to be diving down and increasing the clouds in the patchy drizzle the next two nights, especially tonight. it's also going to usher in our coolest weather. our coolest afternoons are both tomorrow and sunday a little milder for the holiday monday, and we'll finally get back to summer, but we'll have to wait until the middle of next week breezes. we've been watching these al

eduardo melÉndez desde la ciudad de mÉxico nos explica los detalles. eduardo: gracias. agricultores, tambiÉn a los pescadores, y tambiÉn a la gente que se dedica a la ganaderÍa. son puros buenos deseos a travÉs de esta uniÓn,a travÉs del alcalde en turno y esta lagarta. veamos quÉ es lo que opina novio feliz. >> con esta belleza, con el guapo, con el presidente municipal, que vamos a hacer una buena mancuerna. [risas] eduardo: se preguntarÁn si hubo beso, sÍ lo hubo, del novio para la novia, no al revÉs, para evitar un mordisco. esta es la tremenda y divertida bola que se llevÓ a cabo en oaxaca. buenas tardes. borja: me gusta mucho tu vestimenta, eduardo, muchas gracias, que nos avise el alcalde si le funciona. la relaciÓn con la caimÁn. cambiamos el tema, ¿mÁs a ir a la playa en este festivo? los tiburones estÁn aquÍ, en la advertencia que le hace los baÑistas de costa cosa del paÍs. cientos de escualos estÁn llegando siendo atraÍdos por las focas y leones marinos. en massachusetts los avistamientos aumentaron a 11.000, a mÁs de 109 t9 milenio pasado, en california y e

lyanne melendez explains why they were not arrested and also, what is being done to protect those people who are dying in the street every day? >> that is a question we asked of the mayor after we saw video after video of the open drug scene in the south of market area and you know we went out there ourselves yesterday and again today but this time as far as we could tell, most of the drug dealers were not there at the users wear. we were on mission and 8th st in san francisco once again. this time we could not ignore the graffiti on the bus stop. honduras 504. it is not clear if it is a warning or who controls the area. >> the whole honduran thing, are you surprised by it? >> i am not. >> they made reference during a community town hall. >> perhaps as many as half or here from honduras. >> arresting some of them from selling drugs would endanger the lives of their families back in honduras. >> some of them have had family members who have been in honduras who will be harmed if they don't continue to pay off the traffickers that brought them here. >> solving the drug problem in places li

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ordered two and a half million doses, but it's not clear when they'll arrive abc 7 news reporter liam melendezust last week the san francisco aids foundation had 500 people on the waiting list for the monkeypox vaccine today. that number has grown exponentially. we now have over 3,000 folks on our waiting list last week the white house reported that 144,000 doses would be on their way nationwide. but as of today the need is much greater than the allocation. it's up to the california department ofri tm to county hst thousand doses those would be sent to san francisco general kaiser and the san francisco aids foundation strut health clinic we have yet to receive any update. however, fear and concern continue call volume on our monkey pox hotline continues while the region waits today the cdc warned. there are other options other than a vaccine. it's important to remember that we have really clear harm reduction strategies that can help stay safe and prevent mo

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they represent the people not themselves, minute. melendez urges era, colombo. well, here's who's in the running for the president's job. iranian worked on the thing is the former prime minister. it was appointed acting president on friday, but the previous president got a by a roger boxer of fled shore lanka and the face of widespread protests. then those opposition leader such as the premier dasa, he's promising to fix the economy by reviving tourism, boosting exports and attracting more fallen investment. dulles alcohol paderoma is a former minister from the same party as go to buy a roger boxer is relying on a coalition of votes from within the ruling s l p, p, and opposition parties. finally, marxist party leader, i notice camara and dishonor. yaki he's promising to fix the economy within 6 months. i c k, j a cody is a political analysts, and a former editor of the daily news in sri lanka. he says, many people don't support the acting president. this is to be a public backlash, severe but strong public outcry against the appointment of the active, but they

. >> i am lyanne melendez.s decided it will not mandate masks for students. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. [siren wailing] >> hey, you ok! you ok! they just shot through our [beep] window for the first time we are witnessing where it is like to survive a freeway shooting. i am karina nova. larry: area larry beil. this happens dozens of times in the bay area, drivers hit by billets, sometimes caught in the crossfire and other times targeted. for the first time we are able to see and hear what it feels like to be in the car when this happens and we are now hearing from a couple who survived. karina: the shooting happened last month as they entered the freeway from grand avenue. today they spoke with abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley. leslie: 5:00 p.m. june 14. >> [shouting] >>you ok? they just shot through our window! you ok? i am fine. leslie: leaving for work in san leandro, garrett mason and fiance tina do sh find t

increasing cause like this for them to remember they represent the people not themselves. men of melendez, judges, era, colombo, still, head amount is in balance between rival ethnic group since you don stocks, unrest in several cities and conservative m p. 's tightened the race to replace forest junction as british prime minister. ah hell i we got some other nasty weather on the cards for eastern parts of queens and australia over the next few days for the time being much of australia is fine and tri hi prussia still in charge as such. so are settled by the law to try whether one or 2 showers just around the coastal fringes of new south wales and some where to weather will make its way toward stubbly way as we go on through tuesday and on into west ice about rain starting to saturate but even by this stage, you can see this on shore bri starting to make his way up towards the cape york peninsula towards cans becomes a little more widespread as we go through thursday. so some heavy and fund re showers long coastal parts of queensland by the state. even the outback. seeing some lively show

the issue might hinge on late night library wi-fi abc 7 news reporter liam melendez has the story thate only on abc 7 leanne. well liz point out that the city provides cell phones for many homeless people is part of california's essential lifeline in case of an emergency like most of us in many cases. they need wi-fi to connect to the internet. well this particular library neighbors are telling me has become a magnet for the unhoused especially at night it's mid-morning. we're on 16th street near market across from the library. it's considered one of the most troubled spots in the castro district because of this homeless encampment. we saw families trying to navigate their way past the tents thomas ashwood told us why many gather here. it's because they're safe here and it's not violent here when they go to sleep. they don't have to worry about waking up in their tents on fire or somebody's cutting it open. they are drawn to the spot because they're in front of a public building with access to bathrooms. they've also learned how to generate power from the bicycle docks when i walk by t

fighting crime is part of building a better bay area and that is why leanne melendez joins us with thean was operating an entire fencing operation from his 10 by 10 -- 10 by 12 bedroom should always items were neatly stacked up against the wall and in his closet. there was only enough space left for his bed to sleep in. the doors to an old courtroom opened to reveal a textbook example of an organized retail theft fencing organization. if you are amazed by the amount of stolen goods, so were re-from early because effort disco police say only one person ran the show. >> we are suspecting they are making upwards of half a million per year. you looking at over-the-counter medications, beauty products, the things you would find in your cvs, walgreens, that type of story. >> in the past few years, have seen other cases of people shoplifting large quantities of items off the shelves. they are called boosters.

in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. dion: monkeypox is really fatal.he most obvious system -- symptom is a wrasse, but patients can also get a headache, fever and chills. cdc says the illness lasts two weeks to four weeks and people who do not have symptoms cannot spread the virus to others. it is spread through close physical contact including kissing, cuddling and sex and sharing clothes or towels. there are no specific monkeypox treatments, but there are two vaccines. larry: fog has dissented upon the golden gate bridge, which we can't see right now. sandhya we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and help californians that are hurting the most. i was injured in a car crash. and protect tribal sovereignty i had no idea how much

liz: that was lyanne melendez reporting.isabled and that legislation would force certain people into treatment but it had a lot of opposition from civil liberties groups and it did not pass. still ahead, a san francisco couple gets a $1500 fine for parking in their own driveway and the city isn't backing down. michael finney breaks it down. a live look outside, it gorgeous start -- not so gorgeous but a gorgeous view but a rainy start to the holiday weekend. there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few... comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of securityedge™ and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your small business is starting or growing, you need comcast business. technology solutions that put you ahead. get a great offer on internet and security, now with more speed and more bandwidth. plus find out how to get up to a $650 prepaid card with a qualifying bundle. did you know that renovating you

that is why education reporter lyanne melendez is joining us live now to explain why the remainder, and why now. lyanne: i think the message the health department wants to convey here is, in case you have any doubts, in case you're wondering, we are not requiring students or staff to wear our mask. but they say that as long as the state safety measures continue to be in place, covid is something we have to learn to live with, that is what they are saying. at the same time, health officials are saying, don't let your guard down. the state health department believes, quote, "california schools can manage this disease in sustainable and adaptive manners. that includes keeping up with vaccinations, testing, and the continued use of air filters at schools. >> last fall we purchased thousands of portable air cleaners for our classrooms and schools. we will continue to monitor those, change the filters if needed, and following health guidance so that students can learn in person. lyanne: san francisco unified and other school districts in the bay area lifted the mask mandate in spring, and to

. >>> yankees'al staar aaron judge making his presence felt last night, robbing melendez of a home runight sky. a two-run shot. his 40th of the season. one is good. twice is nice. eighth inning, bases loaded, judge unloads them, grand slam, thank you, man. the most homers by any yankee ever, and there's still two months to go. >>> this one's for you, sara. one high school player has taken the commitment leto a level. what better way to announce you're going to play for the gators than ta to bring two live gators. he's a speedster. i hear they have a pretty good journal it. program there, sara, at the university of florida. >> yes, they do. >> chomp, chomp, baby, let's go. >> chomp, chomp. you notice the gators' mouths were taped though. he knows. we come for you. coy, thank you so much. >> you've got it. >>> the next hour of "new day" starts right now. le good morning and welcome to your "new day." i'm sara sidner. >> good morning, sara. i'm boris sanchez. this morning 16 people are confirmed dead after devastating flooding hits kentucky. the governor there believes the death toll coul

republican state senator melissa melendez says democrats have banned state travel to these states. montana is on the list. also of note, gaf nor newsom is also currently vacationing in montana. >>> now to the coronavirus front this morning. mask mandates right now are recommended -- will be returning to california classrooms for the upcoming school year. face coverings will be still recommended, but the california department of health also says, quote, we've learned methods and gained tools to decrease covid's impact on health and well-being. the state also strongly recommends students stay up to date on vaccines and utilize testing. >>> meantime, u.s. health officials have distributed roughly 41,500 doses of the monkeypox vaccine. 560 cases of the illness have been reported in the u.s. so far. vaccine distribution has been focused on areas where the most cases and overall risk. washington, d.c. has the most cases per capita and has received the most vaccine doses per capita. california, illinois and new york have received plenty of doses as well, specifically in chicago, l.a. and

leanne melendez wrote a long. reporter: we are going to warm up on this and get you on your bike.arning to ride a bike is a life time memory. >> everyone remembers when you learned how to ride a bike. where they were. if you taught them how to ride a bike, we are happy to be part of that memory. >> you did it. >> people with down syndrome, 90% of them never learned to ride a bicycle. ♪ >> a few years ago we got a tagalong, she has been writing with me and our older daughter as well. she loves going out and doing that but she has always wanted to write her own bike. we are super excited that she would get the opportunity to write a >> bike by herself. >>they have an amazing track program. they see 60% to 80% writing independently but those that are not, the parents are left with the tools to keep the program going at home. i love my bicycle. do you want to go get your rider? >> the volunteers will come in, have a deep briefing, what is going to be the new challenge they can tackle that day and then they go and find their rider. >> you pick the direction. >> we are part of team eric

leeann melendez went to the site and you say nothing has been done about it?: you know, it was hard to believe that three days after this video was posted, it was business as usual today. drug dealers were there, the drug addicts were openly using. it appears that some of the people who were in the tenderloin have been pushed out into other areas of the city and that is where you are seeing more of that open drug use. open drug use in san francisco's south of market area has become predictable. drug users nodding off, shooting up, or smoking fentanyl is a matter of course for residents living near eighth and mission streets. >> i started filming things and at first i was not even -- i didn't know what i was going to do with the video. lyanne: richie finally posted a video showing a group of kids getting off of a bus tr tgate their way through an entire block of open drug use. three days after he posted the video, we found that nothing had changed. he was not surprised. >> there is a lot of madness going on down here. lyanne: at one point we had to pause the vi

melendez. he was diagnosed this week and he is describing the excretion eight excruciating symptoms. >> he gave me some type of cream -- they gave me some type of cream which has not helped. they also provided me with vicodin, and it also did not help with the pain. reggie: this morning tim johns has the latest word from health officials. >> if there were any other community that was disproportionately impacted by monkeypox the way that gay community has been impacted this whole country would be up in arms. tim: london breed holding an impassioned news conference inside city hall, the mayor declaring a state of emergency over the spread of monkeypox. >> by sounding the alarm but we are saying is this will not be ignored, that this is a public health crisis. tim: according to the department of public health the city has 281 cases with a disproportionate number around -- in men who have sex with men, a number that has grown over the past several weeks. >> i have talked to too many doctors and fol

one of these cases is jd melendez who lives in the city, was diagnosed with monkeypox this week. he describes excruciating symptoms. >> they give me some type of loaded cream which has not helped. they also provided me with vicodin, and it also did not help with the pain. reggie: this morning, abc7news reported tim johns has the latest word from our health officials. >> if there were any other community that was disproportionately impacted by monkeypox the way the gay community has been impacted, this whole country would be up in arms. >> the san francisco mayor holding a news conference inside of city hall thursday, declaring a state of emergency in the city over this right of monkeypox. >> by sounding the alarm, what we're saying is this will not be ignored, that this is a public health crisis. >> according to the san francisco department of public health, the city house 281 cases -- has 281 cases with a disproportionate cases between men who have sex with men. >> i have talked with too many doctors and folks who have gotten monkeypox, who described the symptoms associated with

it was shot by abc 7 news reporter at leanne melendez who happened to be there shopping.ing through the aisles filling up a plastic garbage bag with what he could grab jean lugo romero was sentenced to 16 months in prison as a repeat offender. he was out in half that time. and guess what? that's right. he was just arrested again for shoplifting this time at a cvs at fillmore and hate employees say that he often comes in several times and get this they say he goes straight to where the plastic garbage bags are on the shelves opens a box takes a couple to fill up. stealing the bags he needs to steal. it's almost comical. but what really matters is the impact it's having on retailers a lot of empty shelves at that cvs and much of what is there? is locked up. unlike a lot of thieves i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley abc 7. all right, that is going to do it 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 appr

go to bio roger pack, so on the presidency in 2019 and immediately appointed his brother melendez, prime minister. and it was replaced by ronald rick from a singer in may. demonstrate is accused the brothers of cronyism, corruption and economic policies that, of course, this current crisis will. let's bring in the mission jamal. he's an executive director at verity research. he joins us from colombo, thanks for your time. i'm not entirely sure how close you may have gone to the demonstration demonstrations. what we saw earlier if you burst of tear gas, but on the whole, the protest seem to be largely peaceful. but what does all of this say about attitudes towards the political elite, there in sri lanka, 3 lanka, thank you for bringing me in government, political leadership, including the president. i have lost legitimacy in a way that is unprecedented. a gallop says nation. busy that approval rating of the government is already down to 10 percent as can continue to decline. and i think because elections are still several years that we that assertion of democracy has been to partner and a

they represent the people not themselves, minute. melendez, al jazeera colombo. well, let's take a close to look at the for presidential front runner. so far, i know with, from a singer became the acting president on friday. the former prime minister is from the same party as a former president of iraq packs. and protested leaders have said that people will come out in force to demonstrate if he selected. and there's opposition leader suggests that premier dasa, if elected, he's promising to fix the economy of by reviving tourism boosting exports and attracting more for an investment dollars. harper rumor is a former minister from the same party as got to by roger pac. so he's relying on a coalition of votes from within the ruling s l e. the and opposition parties for support. and finally, marxist, a party leader, a neuro camera. this nikon, now he's promising to fix the economic crisis within 6 months if elected and i see coach i cody is a political analyst and a former editor of the daily news in shalaka. he says many people don't support the acting president.

it's anyone's guess when more will arrive in san francisco leanne melendez abc 7 news. in berkeley steamworks is one of several clubs that launched vaccine clinics. protect the community from monkey pox some people who are waiting in line to get the vaccine earlier this week complained after paying members of the club were allowed inside first. well today the general manager explained that many of those people were wearing robes and bath towels and had to receive the vaccine inside. he said it was a misunderstanding telling abc 7 news from now on all vaccines will be administered outside next week. the plan is outside. only one line. i have them coming to check out our parking lot which is where we may have it hoping to 500 doses again and yeah, that's the deal. steamwork says it has administered 800 monkeypox vaccines so far. this morning live on abc 7 at 7:00. we brought together a monkey pox expert in someone who has a case of monkeypox ucsf infectious disease specialist, dr. peter chin hong and fitness instructor. will hutchinson joined reggie a key for a candid con

i'm alicia melendez.t's primetime hearing by the january six committee begins right now.

it had a lot of opposition from civil liberties group, and it did not pass in the newsroom leanne melendez abc 7 news. all right. thanks leanne. happening now major traffic disruptions for people headed to or from the sierra terrible timing with the start of the holiday weekend on highway 50. this is the reason why a big rig cup fire just east of kuipers this morning shut down the highways in both directions one-way traffic control started around 1 pm but gridlock lasts for miles and there's no estimated time to fully reopen the highway and on 80 the westbound lanes are closed. it's why you don't see any cars on the left side of the screen. other big rig caught fire just before noon near colfax and westbound traffic is being diverted at rollins lake road. eastbound lanes on the right are open right now, but as you can see is it's moving? it's not too bad actually, right? can we a lot more people out there? i'm aaa predicts 42 million people will be driving this holiday weekend and that means travel times could double for some drivers right now. traffic is moving well in all of the live vie

some are pulling off a stunning catch to deny royal's better m j. melendez homerun of those. and one of the most popular events in the rugby calendar, the hong kong sevens, is said to return of the 3 and a half year hiatus schools, where the coven 19 pandemic is been given. the government approval to take place in november. players, staff and officials will operate in a closed loop system. and stadium capacity will be limited to 85 percent spot in hong kong has struggled to open up while abiding to china's 0 tolerance coven policy. i'll be your again in a couple of hours. more sports is emily, have a more from the as is in the pool. thank you very much, pita. all right, that's it from me, emily, angling for this news hour, but i'll be back in a moment with more of that i see in the meantime, you can come to our website out here. ah ah. a media censorship and the rise of authoritarian rule. you wake up one day, this system has been turned from an electoral democracy into a competitive authoritarian machine. i look at the left, the power in hungary, in the experiences of those

did this earlier in the game, somehow pulling off a stunning catch to deny voyle's batter empty melendez, a home run of his own yankees, one this 111. fight hard quarters of reason, sir. and that is all your sports news for now. i'll have more a little bit later, so thanks very much. shut it. let's just take you to our top story again as we had towards iraq or you can show you. image is all by many thousands of people certainly occupy the parliament building there. you can see on the right and the reception area to it as well. but many still heading towards and through the perimeter area of the green zone as they head towards parliament on the instruction of the shia cleric and politician. but kind of outsider who disagrees with a potential prime ministerial candid at teeth pulled out his supporters for a 2nd time this week. well, bring you more analysis on that situation as it's developing here on out zera carries up next with another full half hour to stay with us here all afternoon. ah, this audit is difficult and so unless i la la la la, nationwide ish one on one. the how do you to v

somehow pulling off a dawning catch to deny royal's butter and de melendez a home run of his own. that is all your sport for now. pizza. we'll have another update for you. elizabeth lisa, thanks very much and of course you for the old war stories on the website is al jazeera dot com. i'll be back with more news on the other side of the break, but until live on gem of me and all of the news. our team here at our headquarters in doha. thanks very much for your time. and your company. ah. the latest news as it breaks the country will work on monday. one are controversial constitutional rep, random, which is widely expected to both present slaves. portraits with detailed coverage. the cost of fertilizer has more than doubled the season. that's largely due to the warren you crave from around the world. all these cows are infected with foot and mouth disease. they are dairy cattle, but then milk production has dropped by more than 70 percent. new voice is heating out the airway. lot of chinese listeners with, kimberly here, but i really think in your own country shifting palate a case,

said it this earlier in the game, some out pulling off a stunning cash to deny royals batter m j melendez. a home run of his own. one of the most popular events on the rugby calendar is coming back. the hong kong sevens will return after missing for 3 years because because of 19 pandemic, it's been given government approval to take place in november, play, and stuff and officials will operate in a closed loop system and stadium capacity will be limited to 85 percent sport in hong kong has struggled to open up while abiding to china's 0 tolerance coven policy. and finally, the commonwealth games in birmingham, uganda and victor kipling got lost a sense of direction towards the end of the men's marathon. he took a wrong turn and started running along a bus lane. thankfully kept and get was made aware of his error fairly quickly and turned back towards the correct route. and it made no difference. he went on to claim victory in 2 hours, 10 minutes and 55 seconds. when you get to 1st gold middle of these games or google maps might have been a little bit helpful. they, i think generally it is

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i'm alicia melendez.i'm going to see you back here tomorrow, 6 pm eastern for more american voices. an encore presentation of thursday night's primetime hearing by the january six committee begins right now. >> good evening. earlier this week i received a positive covid diagnosis. pro cdc guidelines i have received the initial two shots and all of the boosters. thus far i have been blessed to experience very minimal symptoms. because i am still quarantined i cannot participate in person with my colleagues. i have asked vice chair miss cheney to preside over this evening's hearing, including maintaining order in the room and swearing in our witnesses. over the last month and a half, the select committee has told a story of a president who did everything in his power to overturn an election. he lied, he bullied, he betrayed his oath. he tried to destroy our democratic institutions. he summoned a mob to washington. afterward, on january 6th, when he knew that the assembled mob was heavily armed and angry, he

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