stephanie zach is joining us live from jerusalem. and stephanie, give us an idea of what the agenda is going to be and what the palestinians i'm to israel particularly or expect to notice. well, present biden is currently being briefed done by the defense minister of any cancer . he's taking a tour. i still at a ben curry and airport intensive eve being shown at the iron dome, which of course is a israel's military method that they used to intercept rockets from, gauze, and also being showed the iron beam which is in you laser system not yet being employed. on the ground, of course, israel yeah, of the usaa is a major donation. and when it comes to money when it comes to the military here after that, we expect him to come out here to jerusalem. and very soon around 16000 police officers have been deployed ah, across the area to secure his visit. he staying not far from where we are, roads are blocked. he will still be visiting later today the holocaust museum here in jerusalem before retiring for the night. now thursday, tomorrow, a b

zach: zach fuentes, abc7news. stephanie: it is race weekend in san francisco.ancisco marathon starts tomorrow morning at 5:30 on the embarcadero admission street. thousands of runners picked up their packets at the fort mason festival pavilions including a two person running team that will be making their tandem debut this weekend. if you are curious how the weather will be shaping up for the race as well as across the bay area, we will check in with lisa argen. lisa: good morning. it has been a predictable but not very exciting, kind of the way we like it around here for july, keeping the low clouds and fog with us and not looking at any big heat spikes. we cannot say the same thing for our friends in interior parts of california but for the bay area, it is all about the low cloud deck and that steady onshore flow bringing visibility down in spots. we are up to about 1100, 1200 feet in terms of low clouds and there is even some mist and drizzle along the shoreline. good air quality here. we have a system that will be dropping along the coast and strengthening

zach: zach fuentes, abc 7 news. stephanie: it is race weekend in san francisco.h san francisco marathon starts tomorrow morning at 5:30 on the embarcadero at mission street. yesterday thousands picked up their race packets at the fort mason festival pavilion, including a running team that will be making their tandem debut this weekend. if you're curious how the weather will be shaping up for the race and across the bay, lisa argen is tracking it all. it got a little cooler when we stepped outside this morning. lisa: we needed the coat. by this afternoon breezy winds. the pattern we have been in and what you expect from a july. the wildfire season locally obviously has not been destructive. we cannot say the same thing for the sierra nevada with a third fire in mariposa county. as we look at the low clouds and fog blanketed not only the coast but well across the bay into oakland and down through san francisco. we have had mist and drizzle through -- here's a look at the plume of smoke here from down from fresno. we had a southeasterly wind. the smoke from the san

zach: zach fuentes, abc 7 news. stephanie you know was having suicidal thoughts, there is help available now. some groups let you reach them by text message. you will find a list of local resources on abc7news.com/take action. mccracken continues on retail theft operations in san francisco. police seized nearly $200,000 worth of stolen goods from one man's apartment this week. police say this individuals plan months in advance on how to steal, where to resell and at what price. many cases are going under the radar. how can you tell what you are buying online? it was a bust surprised many. a san francisco meant able to steal, stock and resell $200,000 worth of stolen goods in his apartment. police say there are many other operations like it across the bay area. >> this one arrest from wednesday could result in opening cases on several other open investigations and lead to more arrests. stephanie: police sergeant says there is a noticeable spike in these fencing operations in the midmarket area. how do they really work? he says

zach fuentes, abc7news. >> speaking one only with abc 7, stephanie joins us alive in the newsroom. >> there is note question that jenkins has big problems to tackle as our new district attorney. though she vows to fix by restoring accountability, how will she do it, how fast? within nine months to have gone from working with the da to assuming the job. at any point during the recall did you believe becoming the next da was a possibility? >> no, i have to say. i started off as a volunteer attorney in an unpaid position in 2014. at no point what i have imagined that i would be sitting here speaking to u.s. san francisco's district attorney. >> you have been in office for four days, one of the reasons that your predecessor was recalled was because of his bad relationship with san francisco police department. since you are here there is renewed hope that that will change, how what are you doing to repair that relationship? >> it takes communication, and letting them know that we want to work with them to ensure public safety in san francisco. >> you were chosen partly because of your comments of to reduce tort

zach smith with the organization clean up the lake. pretty straightforward. thanks for being with us this morning. thanks, stephanie. all right.n there. but you know what goes through your mind when you see pictures like you once pristine lake and then you have large crowds coming in and leaving behind all that trash. >> it's a to see it. it always. you know, i'm born and raised in this area. and so, you know, seeing trash like that really hits close to home for me because, well, you know, it's great and tourists drive, you know, our businesses and everything we do up here in tahoe. we always hope that people try to do better to leave. no trace, because the carnage that was left after the 4th of july weekend was pretty bad. so we're always looking to improve. >> your cleanup crews picked up close to 3500 pounds of trash from of the lake tahoe region just from the 4th of july weekend alone. did that surprise you at all to get seat to have to, you know, pick of that volume love of debris. >> you know, we we partnered up with keep tahoe blue. it was their annual red, white and blue cleanup. and we always expect to find trash. you