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that includes on a flight from to san jose chicago on july 2nd. tonight santa clara county health officials working to alert people who could have been exposed to the highly contagious virus, measles. the three locations that we are sharing are here in the press release, because these are places where we cannot identify individuals and therefore we want to make sure that, you know, that the public at large is aware. the county says the person infected was visiting from out of state. here's when and where people may have been exposed at the starbucks on blossom hill road in los gatos on july 1st from 930 to 1130, a m at taqueria los pericos in santa cruz, from 6 to 10 p.m. on july 1st, and at san jose mineta international airport on july 2nd. between 515 and 7:30 a.m, the person then got on southwest airlines flight 2804 to chicago. measles is very, very transmissible. you can be in a room and the person has left the room with measles, and 2 or 3 hours later you can get measles. according to the cdc, two doses of the vaccine against measles are abo

united says it is investigating and we're learning that another a united flight headed for san francisco from chicago had to return to o'hare because of a possible cabin pressure. problem. that was last wednesday. the passengers were put on another plane. meantime, boeing has agreed to plead guilty to committing fraud. according to documents filed in federal court. but families of people killed in 2, 7, 37 max crashes say they have cut a sweetheart deal. >> with the department of justice and our washington correspondent a somewhat reports. >> the families of victims killed in 2 crashes of the boeing 7.37. max call it the sweetheart deal. this agreement is a affront to the families in the agreement. boeing would agree to plead guilty for charges related to 2 crashes from 2018 2019. the company would have to pay a fine of about 240 million dollars. invest 450 million dollars in safety and an independent monitor would have to oversee boeing, safety and quality for at least 3 years. a judge still has to approve the deal. all we knew getting away with what the families believe. >> is a slap on the wrist.

they did in san francisco, they did in l.a., chicago, philadelphia, baltimore, a.m.t., orlando -- a.m.t., tampa, orlando, all these places. that's kind of what they've done. i think he just -- his -- he's trying to just bring as much destruction to this country as possible. i think what he recognized was he could do $100 million every cycle for u.s. senate races and honestly, like, yeah, you need money, but there's so much money, it doesn't really move the needle. but that million dollars, that buys a loftist to be in a d.a. seat. for all the money he's put in, it's a fraction of what he's done in these other things. that has had more impact in a negative way, but he thinks it's positive, than almost anything that's been done. so we're building a base to counteract that in florida. if we win these races there, then the state of florida i think can officially be declared soros-proof. so that's -- [applause] so i'll just say, we've -- we're excited about the campaign. i think that the last money -- stuff in politics can change very quickly. a month and a half ago we were favored to lose t

doctors say the next morning that infected person caught a southwest flight from san jose to chicago. joining us now is doctor peter chin-hong, infectious disease expert at ucsf. doctor, thanks for being with us. why the measles warning here? let's start with that. aren't most people vaccinated? why is there such a concern, the concern raj because the number of cases in the united states is going up dramatically. we have a lot more at this time of the year, actually, more than all of last year. and the number of unvaccinated individuals is increasing in the us over time. so that leaves a lot of people vulnerable to measles and more importantly, the people who are most vulnerable are not protected by the people. with strong immunity. sure. so we talked about this person went to a starbucks, a local taqueria, but also a southwest flight. is that the most concerning for you to be with someone in measles on that southwest flight or any flight? yes. the most concerning thing is if you are under vaccinated or unvaccinated, for people who are vaccinated, there's really nothing to worry about

esto incluye un vuelo de san josé a chicago el dos de julio.e contagiosa. la persona infectada venía de otro estado. esta persona, eh, circuló en el condado y hay unos lugares donde ha, eh. hubo una. una exposición. probablemente. estos son los lugares y horas del día donde el público pudo haber sido expuesto en el starbucks. ubicado en la calle blossom hill road en los gatos, el uno de julio de las 09:30 a las 11:30 en la taquería los pericos, en santa cruz. a las 6, a las 22:00 de la noche, el uno de julio y en el aeropuerto internacional san josé, minera de las 5 15, a las 07:30, el dos de julio. la persona infectada después estuvo en el vuelo de southwest 28 0 4 a chicago. de acuerdo a la cdc, 2 dosis de la vacuna contra el sarampión son 97% efectivos para prevenir el virus. una dosis es 93% efectiva. el doctor peterson dice que los que más necesitan estar preocupados son los que no tienen la vacuna. el departamento de salud del condado recomienda que si visitó estos lugares a esas horas. revise tus registros de vacunación para saber si est

. >> bret: san francisco, chicago, not sure it's going to fly in middle america. thanks so much, tomorrow on special report former president trump schedule to talk to the fbi about the attempt of assassination earlier this month. if you can't catch us live set your dvr. we were going to take that live from harrisburg, now you will see it 7:00. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. fair, balanced, and still unafraid of. here comes the judge. ♪ ♪ >> jeanine: i'm judge jeanine pirro in for laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle. former president trump has returned to pennsylvania for the first time since being shot there more than two weeks ago. he's expected to come to the stage at any moment and when he does we'll bring it to you live. but first. trump never backs down from a challenge and unlike his opponents, will gladly talk to the press even if it's a hostile interview. his appearance today at the national association of black journalists could have been a moment for the media to put aside their anti-trump bias and focusing on on addressing the

. >> bret: san francisco, chicago, not sure it's going to fly in middle america.ident trump schedule to talk to the fbi about the attempt of assassination earlier this month. if you can't catch us live set your dvr. we were going to take that live from harrisburg, now you will see it 7:00. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. fair, balanced, and still unafraid of. here comes the judge. ♪ ♪ >> jeanine: i'm judge jeanine pirro in for laura ingraham and this i

flight from chicago to san francisco. return to o'hare international airport last wednesday after the crew reported a pressurization issue tracking data from flightaware shows the flight circling back according to the faa, the plane carrying 163 passengers and 6 crew members landed safely and later resumed its trip on a different plane. the faa is investigating all incidents. this comes as boeing has agreed to plead guilty to committing fraud. that's according to documents filed in federal court kron four's washington's correspondent, the mason lot explains why families of people killed in 2, 7, 37 max crashes want a judge to reject the agreement. >> lisa victims killed in 2 crashes of the boeing 7.37. max call it the sweetheart deal. this agreement is a affront to the families in the agreement. boeing would agree to plead guilty for charges related to 2 crashes from 2018 2019. the company would have to pay a fine of about 240 million dollars. invest 450 million dollars in safety and an independent monitor would have to o

reported issues with their planes, one of their most recent, a united flight heading to san francisco from chicagoafter the crew reported there were some issues with the plane's pressure, the worst going related cases involve deadly crashes. our washington correspondent vinay simlot explains why families people killed in 2 crashes. want a judge to reject boeing's guilty plea. >> the families of victims killed in 2 crashes of the boeing 7.37. max call it the sweetheart deal. this agreement is a affront to the families in the agreement. boeing would agree to plead guilty for charges related to 2 crashes from 2018 2019. the company would have to pay a fine of about 240 million dollars. invest 450 million dollars in safety and an independent monitor would have to oversee boeing, safety and quality for at least 3 years. a judge still has to approve the deal. all we knew getting away with what the families believe. >> is a slap on the wrist. >> investigators blamed the 7.37. max is and caste system for the 2 crashes. it's a flight control system that pushed the nose of the airplanes doubt. investigators

empowered them to do which to enforce basic statutes in this country and a lot of people from san francisco from chicago are sick and tired of hearing the united states of america evolve into a third world nation and that's what you look like if you go to kensington or the inner city of philadelphia and i've travelled to the third world tech but that is sad and i think many people regardless are done with it. >> kelly-ann: has to be help on the way and has to be in the form of different leaders. always a pleasure to have you. more of the special edition after the break. 's [ ♪♪ ] >> unfortunately that is all the time we have left this evening. thank you for being with us. join me again tomorrow as i fill in for sean. greg gutfeld is next. have a great night, everyone. [ ♪♪ ] [ cheering and applause

without a task force model, you can talk to san diego, la, chicago, without that we won't make the progress we need. >> sandra: one final point on this we've now gotten facts proofing the economic impact on the migrant influx and the criminal element. it hurts the most people riding the subway and get to work in broad daylight. this man is strangled and robbed in front of other travelers. this is stopping people from being able to economically get to work on the train. they don't feel safe getting on the l in chicago. >> it hits every one of the social malignancies we're trying to solve. whether it's the economy, safety, immigrants. the illegal migrant wave, including all of these criminals, exacerbates all those issues. >> dana: paul mauro, thank you. great to have you. >> president biden: this nation was founded on the principle there are no kings in america. each of us is equal before the law. no one -- no one is above the law, not even the president of the united states. >> dana: democrats unleash on the supreme court immunity decision and former president donald trump taking new legal

yesterday that the out of state traveler with the highly contagious measles virus flew from san jose to chicago on july 2nd. they were on southwest flight 12804. that flight left around 7 a.m. they also went to a starbucks on blossom hill road in los gatos and taqueria los pericos on water street in santa cruz. that was the day before people should review their immunization before traveling. >> people should, make sure that they often wash their hands and they take all necessary precautions to stay away from other person that are, i don't know, presenting symptoms of different health issues. >> passengers we spoke to were surprised to hear that someone would fly with the measles. but since the covid pandemic, many people are taking the necessary steps to try to minimize risk of catching any virus. they're trying to wash their hands more frequently and even masking. the good news is that santa clara county has a high vaccination rate for the measles, and those who have been vaccinated have a low risk of getting the virus. health officials say that they are working with both the state and the cdc

yesterday that the out of state traveler with this highly contagious measles virus flew from san jose to chicago on july 2nd. they were on southwest flight 12804. that left around 7 a.m. now, the day before, they went to a starbucks on blossom hill road in los gatos. they were there from around 930 to 1130 in the morning. and then they also ate dinner at taqueria los pericos on water street in santa cruz. they were there from about 6 to 10 p.m. you're urged to call your doctor if you think that you were exposed, especially if you have a weakened immune system or you're pregnant or if a baby was exposed. those groups can develop more serious complications. passengers we spoke to were surprised to hear that someone would fly with the measles. but since covid, many people are taking steps to try to minimize risk of catching any virus they're trying to wash their hands frequently and even mask sanitize regularly. >> wash your hands. i don't really expect people to have measles on the plane, though, but i didn't know that was happening for us, we feel like we've taken the steps that we need to be pro

then on tuesday that same person took a flight from san jose mineta international to chicago. >> we are working with the cdc, with the state health department and other agencies to investigate and identify any individuals here in our county who may have been exposed and provide them with recommendations on how they can stay safe. >> okay, so if you think you've been exposed, you should first check to see if you've been vaccinated against measles. those who have not should call their doctor as soon as possible. also you'll want to look out for symptoms like a fever or unexplained rash. symptoms could appear up to three weeks after being exposed. >> if you thought you could move on from covid, think again. there's an uptick underway in many expect cases to keep increasing in california and the bay area as the summer progresses. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley dug into the strategies that might help you skip getting sick from the new variant being called the flirt variant. >> we're playing a better game of covid roulette. that is one that's more in our favor now than it was four ye

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we've got kron four's will tran on scene for us out of san jose airport with the explanation will. >> this person came from chicago to san jose by way of southwest airlines visited many locations, including men at a san jose. they tracked the movements of this person. it's been more than a week. >> so your symptoms could possibly be showing up now. so you have to stay on top of your health situation. we are here because this person went through terminal b. but there are other locations as well. so take a look at your screen. we want to show you those locations because you might have run across this person and have symptoms of measles. if not now, maybe over the next 2 weeks because it's 7 to 21 days. so not just been at a san jose. also the starbucks in los gatos on blossom hill. and then on july second, the day after that, this person went to a talker, ria in santa cruz on water street before making their way to find that a san jose the symptoms well, they're not fatal. but if your immune system is compromised, if you're pregnant, if you have small children, it could possibly be fatal. we've got a chance to talk

ask anybody in new york, san francisco, washington, dallas, chicago if they think crime is at a 50 yearwhat -- when he is out there he will slip up in some way, shape or form like we have seen and when you see president biden, you see weakness, bottom line is you can't be the guy -- and stepping aside to save democracy, save democracy from trump, my party just installed a candidate who didn't receive one vote, not one when she ran into thousand 20 as president, during this election cycle and you are going to install her and say that is democracy, people are going to shake their head at this and things will get worse for democrats, not better with kamala harris at the top of the ticket. stuart: listen to this from james carville, he says harris is a more vulnerable candidate than democrats think. >> real change in mood and the party and around the country but we got to be careful. it will still be a very difficult race. will be very close, understand people are feeling a lot better and are excited but that excitement has got to be tempered with realism. the realism, she has a tough campa

chicago. argo. dallas. kansas city. denver. san francisco. and seattle. the scientific work of epa is also decentralized and takes place in laboratories located across the country. air pollution work takes place in raleigh, durham, north carolina. toxicology and industry engineering in cincinnati. groundwater research in ada, oklahoma. pesticide biology and gulf breeze, florida. and ecosystems research in corvallis, oregon. this scientific effort is essential to meeting the environmental challenges that still lie ahead. we need to know a lot more about how toxic substances behave in the environment and what affects various exposure levels have on human health and the environment. this knowledge would help us control the risks from these substances without sacrificing the benefits of the technologies that produce them. we need more information on long range transport of pollutants through the air. acid rain is an example of this kind of transport. we also must do better at tracking the flow of pollutants through the environment. much of our pollution contr

chicago. argo. dallas. kansas city. denver. san francisco. and seattle. the scientific work of epa is also decentralized and takes place in laboratories located across the country. air pollution work takes place in raleigh, durham, north carolina. toxicology and industry engineering in cincinnati. groundwater research in ada, oklahoma. pesticide biology and gulf breeze, florida. and ecosystems research in corvallis, oregon. this scientific effort is essential to meeting the environmental challenges that still lie ahead. we need to know a lot more about how toxic substances behave in the environment and what affects various exposure levels have on human health and the environment. this knowledge would help us control the risks from these substances without sacrificing the benefits of the technologies that produce them. we need more information on long range transport of pollutants through the air. acid rain is an example of this kind of transport. we also must do better at tracking the flow of pollutants through the environment. much of our pollution contr

san jose airport to explain. will. >> that person james actually came from chicago to san jose by way of a southwest airlines flight. this happened more than a week ago. so you have to be careful because this person visited many locations in the south bay, including mineta, san jose. so let's get right to it. want to show you some of the places the santa clara county health department believes this person visited while this person was in town on july. first, this was exactly one week ago. and i mentioned that because the symptoms can start showing anywhere between 7 days in 21 days. so you might be showing symptoms if you came into contact with this person who went to the los gatos starbucks. this is on blossom hill. and then the next day on july second went to a talk korea in santa cruz on water street and then came to mind san jose, this person obviously is known to the santa clara county health department, but they're not releasing details because obviously privacy and hippa laws. they can't go into full details as to exactly who this person is. but we do know this person came into contact with dozens of people a

yesterday that the out of state traveler with this highly contagious measles virus flew from san jose to chicago on july 2nd. they were on southwest flight 12804. that flight left around 7 a.m. the day before they went to a starbucks on blossom hill road in los gatos. there, from around 930 to 1130 in the morning. and they also ate at taqueria los pericos on water street in santa cruz for dinner from around 6 to 10 p.m. passengers we spoke to were surprised that someone would get on a plane with measles, but infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong says it's likely they did not know that they had it. >> it's not surprising at all because, you know, if you're not looking for it, it can look like any rash and you know, fever is nonspecific. you can have fever for many ways. in fact, many clinicians don't recognize measles anymore because there have been so many years of successful vaccinations that we don't see that much measles anymore. but this year, we're seeing already more measles than we saw in all of last year, really. speaking to how measles has made a comeback, the good news is th

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chicago. a town of 1500 north of san francisco. earthshaking explosion happened at night, killing 321 persons. >>> on wednesday, navy exonerated 256 sailors that were court-martialed for refusing to work there immediately after saying they did not have the proper safety training or equipment. >>> to remember those that died in the explosion. the nonprofit alliance invited the public to gather in st. peter's chapel. it is the site where hundreds of wax sailors refused to go back to work , citing safety concerns. >> it happened here. where the men stood together and stood up for civil rights. >> it is history. those men served. >> at the event, the daughter of cyril sheppard, one of the port chicago 50 showed us the order clearing her father of wrongdoing. >> it was a long time coming and deserving. >>> a special exhibit is now on display . >> it is here in the rotunda. >> visitors can learn how a civil rights attorney attended the trial and brought national attention. >> the defense marshall was thurgood marshall. >> visitors can al

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he left it at this dealership in van van nuys in san francisco as he went to chicago.his is video of the burglar's tools left inside of the building. the police believe that the thief repelled from the roof. then, got a second store window open and broke locks and drove out this door. >> to pull it off is, alone, pretty crazy. >> afne makovec had fun reporting on the stolen car. >> reporter: speaking of hot wheels, this is a smaller and much cheaper version of the car stolen. it is also a lamborghini convertible, we are going to use it in a reenactment because the police are not releasing the video that caught it on camera since it left this place. early tuesday morning the police say the car was spotted on a surveillance camera on a golden gate bridge crossing into marin county. then, from a camera it was seen entering and leaving the coastal city and has not been spotted since. >> did you get to keep the car? >> the car, actually, wait, wait, is that, is that? >> oh, there it is. that is creative editing. >> i apologize for the silliness but we got a kick out of it.

not a whole lot because we're looking pretty good in chicago, saint louis, san francisco, also, los angeles could see some strong to severe storms in parts of the plains. also the northern rockies that could slow us down in denver and looking at showers and storms in miami as well. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead, at least for now. things are comfortable with some areas of low clouds, some patchy drizzle out along the coast, but as we move forward from lunchtime into the afternoon, mid to upper 90s in reach for the inland valleys. even hotter coming up on tuesday. all the details coming up on today in the bay all right. that's your monday forecast okay. thank you michelle. now to the desperate race against time to rescue a massive pod that was stranded in shallow waters off of cape cod in massachusetts. nbc's laura jarrett has the story. here are just a few of the 125 dolphins that got stuck friday after the tide dropped, struggling in shallow water. with time running out, a massive response. volunteers armed with life jackets, divin

then on tuesday, that person took a flight from san jose mineta international airport to chicago. anyone who thinks they were exposed should check their vaccination status and keep an eye out for symptoms like a fever or unexplained rash. >> the video of this gas station theft in oakland has made the rounds online in recent days, but we are not stopping there. we're following the story tonight to see what community members want to see done. >> plus, a study to settle the weight loss debate ozempic versus mounjaro in which is more effective. the first results are in and the future of racing may be here. >> the greener car that's rolling out of the garage. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy thanks, emma and julian. >> who needs jimmy when you've got me? 1977 i found myself alone solo han solo stephanopoulos. live tomorrow on good morning america. >> it's a story we've stuck to following ever since this video was shared. a crowd of people rushing to and stealing from this oakland gas station. it happened in the e

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this person, according to the santa clara county health department, came into san jose on a southwest airlines flight from chicago. 2 men at a san jose. of course, they're not going into details because of privacy laws, but they seem to know exactly who this person is. as far as your situation, you want to stay on top of it, especially if you have young children or if you're pregnant. measles, probably not fatal. but if you're immune compromise, it could be fatal. some of the symptoms include fever, runny nose. red eyes. and of course, a rash. >> thank you for that update. 603, is the time. another infection of watch out for covid cases. they're back up we are now there's up with some say interesting symptoms these days. crawford's lezla gooden actually talk with an expert about what's causing this recent uptick. >> covid cases are increasing throughout california and experts are calling it a swell. but we're seeing in the wastewater the emergency room visits in the percent positivity meeting. the number of people think the amount of covid who are testing positive in the hospitalizations. all of these numbers are

about now, you might having symptoms of measles exposure because of a passenger that went from chicago to sane earlier this month. so take a look at your screen. we'll get right to it. these are the 3 locations, according to the santa clara county health department, that this person could have exposed. other people on july. first, this person went to a starbucks in los gatos on blossom hill. then the next day that same person went to a talker rhea in santa cruz offer water street down there by the boardwalk. so if you happen to be down at those 2 locations, data monitoring situation and then also on july second, that person when 2 men at san jose, this has been a case that they are going to stay on top of because obviously they don't want a measles outbreak could be dozens of people exposed to this particular person. the good news is it doesn't seem to be fatal, but it could be if you are very young child or pregnancy, got to be careful about that. the symptoms include fever, coughing, runny nose, red eyes and of course, a rash. >> all right. well, thank you for all of those tips there. ok? l

then on tuesday, that person took a flight from san jose mineta international airport to chicago. anyone who thinks they were exposed should check their vaccination status and keep an eye out for symptoms like a fever or unexplained rash. >> the video of this gas station theft in oakland has made the rounds online in recent days, but we are not stopping there. we're following the story tonight to see what community members want to see done. >> plus, a study to settle the weight loss debate ozempic versus mounjaro in which is more effective. the first results are in and the future of racing may be here. >> the greener car that's rolling out of the garage. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy thanks, emma and julian. >> who needs jimmy when you've got me? 1977 i found myself got me? 1977 i found myself alone solo when you smell the amazing scent of gain flings... time stops. (♪) and you realize you're in love... steve? with a laundry detergent. (♪) gain flings. seriously good scent. dave's company just scored the

health officials also say the passenger was traveling from chicago to san jose on board southwest airlines flight 12804. >> people should review their immunization before traveling. people should, make sure that they often wash their hands and they take all necessary precautions to stay away from other persons that are, i don't know, presenting symptoms of different health issues. the cdc says common symptoms of measles include fever, coughing, runny nose, red eyes and a rash, which can appear 7 to 21 days after being exposed. >> measles spreads through the air when someone speaks, coughs or sneezes, county health officials say. those who've been vaccinated for measles have a low risk of getting the virus. yeah. >> sanitize regularly. wash your hands. i don't really expect people to have measles on the plane, though, but i didn't know that was happening for us, we feel like we've taken the steps we need to be protected, so there's a risk involved in all travel and all encounters with everyone in the public. >> public health officials say santa clara county does have a high vaccination rate

health department, this person came in to the south bay on a flight with southwest airlines from chicago to san jose visited a starbucks on blossom hill on july first in los gatos. and then the next day went to a talk urrea and santa cruz on water street before making their way. 10 men at a san jose possibly dozens of people could have come across this particular person, especially if you are at terminal b at men at center say they are not giving details because, of course, privacy laws. but they seemed to appear that they know this person as far as the symptoms include fever, coughing, redeye. and of course, rash should not be fatal, especially if you have your shot already. but if you have not had your shot, you might want to stay on top of the situation because again, the symptoms don't show at least for a week to 3 weeks after exposure. back to you. >> all right. well, thank you very much. all right. time now 702. and another infection to watch out for in the bay area because covid cases are yeah. and they're coming with some interesting symptoms ones. you might not be familiar with kron fo

. >> this person came from chicago to san jose by way of southwest airlines visited many locations, including men at a san jose. they tracked the movements of this person. it's been more than a week. so your symptoms could possibly be showing up now. so you have to stay on top of your health situation. we are here because this person went through terminal b. but there are other locations as well. so take a look at your screen. we want to show you those locations. be cars. you might have run across this person and have symptoms of measles. if not now, maybe over the next 2 weeks because it's 7 to 21 days. so not just been at a san jose. also the starbucks in los gatos on blossom hill. and then on july second, the day after that, this person went to a talker, ria in santa cruz on water street before making their way to find that a san jose the symptoms well, they're not fatal. but if your immune system is compromised, if you're pregnant, if you have small children, it could possibly be fatal. we've got a chance to talk to the santa clara county health department. here's what they had to say abo

. >>> thieves ransacked a nightclub in san francisco but cannot get cash. >>> the court chicago sailors had been exonerated, the bay area came together to remember their sacrifice. thank you for joining us , i am brian hackney . >> two people killed in two separate police stations in vallejo in the last month of. >> when distributing -- locals are trying to get them to deal with the skyrocketing crime. >> reporter: residents say district that runs through the middle of town has become a magnet for everyday crime in the city, but they point out, as a state highway , it is the jurisdiction of the state and demanding the state supply law enforcement to control it. >> there have been so many sideshows at this corner of lemon street and sonoma boulevard, that the rubber has obliterated the sidewalk paint as sex workers plied their trade openly in the downtown area , and the north end of sonoma boulevard has become a frequency of high-speed chases, often ending in tragedy. on this day , a small group of residents gathered to remind the state of its responsibilities. >> we have another freeway

munitions being loaded onto a cargo ship detonated at port chicago naval weapons station near san francisco. the blast killed 320 sailors and civilian, nearly 75% of whom were black. shortly after, dozens of sailors were ordered to return to loading ships, even though no changes have been made to improve safety, the sailors refused, and 50 were tried on charges of conspiracy to commit mutiny. they were convicted and sent to prison. dozens of others faced punishment that kept them from receiving honorable discharges. governor newsom is putting billions of dollars behind a plan to combat homelessness. $3.3 billion in competitive grant funding is now available to provide care to unhoused individuals experiencing mental health conditions and substance use disorders. the funding will come from prop one. the state bond measure was approved by voters in march to help modernize the state's mental health system and reform the california mental health services act. former san francisco school board member ann hsu wants her seat back. she tells our media partner, the san francisco standard. she plans

san jose. it's the quakes hosting chicago fire fc looking for their first win in nearly two months.ball gets by him, but fortunately, no chicago players in the area. rodriguez cleared it scoreless into the second half. cristian espinosa a perfect pass to hernan, streaking and scores. san jose wins one nil, earning their first shutout victory of the season and first win for interim coach ian russell. the giants are off tomorrow, but oracle park will hold a public celebration of life for the late, great willie mays, who died at the age of 93 last month. the free event is open to the public. gates open at 3 p.m. monday, with the program set to honor the hall of famer from 4 to 6. i'll be at oracle park tomorrow, filing reports throughout the evening. now, in lieu of flowers, the mays family encourages fans to make a donation to the say hey foundation. sports on abc seven is sponsored by river rock casino jr. >> chris, thank you so much. that's it for tonight. i am j.r stone abc seven news continues tomorrow morning