his story is so dramatic and contains so much useful information. shawn thank you for joining us. i just want to say, look, so glad that you have recovered and so thankful you are making the time to talk with us and yeah, you are what they call a breakthrough case, someone vaccinated yet caught covid-19. so tell us, when did you get vaccinated? >> i was vaccinated in may. >> okay. which vaccine? >> i received the moderna vaccine. >> you got the vaccine and then i guess it was a month later you decide to go to vegas? i assume you did not travel much through the pandemic, it was a treat for you and your wife? >> exactly, we have been staying pretty much at home or going to our essential work the whole time for a year and a half. >> i am sure it was a big mental step for you to get over to go to vegas, a place that is crowded. what kind of precautions did you take? did you fly, drive? >> no, we decided to drive. we were using hand sanitizer, using our masks and then when we got there, we took the option to take our masks off, unfortunately. >> i see. that was everywhere? even where y

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tonight it backs its way towards us. we could have this again in the middle and upper parts of the atmosphere when we wake up tomorrow. there is no spare here but i wanted you to know in case you see that, that it is going to be in an area we can't reach. this is to 80 and 17. low clouds here. avoid the pavement out exercising with your pets. their paws don't have shoes like we have to protect us. hot cars will be an issue later today. this is the day planner today. you can see 50s and 60s this morning and the high clouds surging in. 80s inland. this is the hottest, 60s and 70s, with 80s around the base and 80s and 90s inland by 4:00. let's look at other high temperatures today. this is sponsored by disney's jungle crews in theaters friday. you can order on disney+. things may be different, but at denny's, one thing will always remain the same... our dedication to safely serving guests the food they love. and hey... if you love to feed people too, we want you to join our family. apply at dennys.com today. [hippo groans m

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for us in the bay area, we have that onshore breeze keeping smoke away from us right now. but again, it is creating issues when we come to air quality. around lake tahoe, unhealthy air quality in a lot of spots because that smoke is just sitting overhead. it's going to stay there tomorrow as well. closer to home with that breeze we're doing a-okay. we have good air quality for most locations this afternoon. as we take a look at the smoke forecast overnight and tomorrow morning, you notice the smoke really is going to stay thick in the same areas it's sitting in right now. so again, tomorrow if you have plans to go to the sierra, just know you will encounter some heavy smoke at times. air quality back here at home most locations tomorrow and on monday near that green,ood to go air quality. temperatures right now, we're at about 62 in the city. 67 in oakland. 77 in san jose. getting warm inland, 93 brentwood, 93 concord. 76 in santa rosa. live doppler 7 with satellite monsoon moisture. over the four corners, thunderstorms there. some of this is going to move into california

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i have a feeling you're going to tell us it's too late to wait until fall but tell us what you think. >> i think vaccine manufacturers are thinking about that but right now we want to protect people. there are some communities that are only 50% vaccinated. because there's so much misinformation about the vaccine that's perpetuated out there, we want people to read about the vaccine, go to the cdc website. go talk to your doctor. it's safe. it's very effective. it's generally very safe and, you know, we want you to protect yourself and your families >> well, dr. curtis chan, i can't tell you how much we appreciate you spending time with us. good luck. >> thank you. >> we'll take a short break on the >>> and we are back. we have dr. patel on this big day. there's a recommendation but we need you to mask up indoor so dr. patel has prepared another round of two truths and a lie. >> you've got to get this right. with our viewer's help you will tell me ask bans requiring. or b, all outreach has for routine vaccination, also measles, hpv and others. c, two vaccines have clear evidence of bei

we will still be comfortable for us. the heat will taper this weekend as the clouds increase in the mid-and upper parts of the atmosphere. today we will hit 90 in the south bay. close around morgan hill and gilroy, 89 and 88 there. 72 and eventually sunshine in santa cruz. we will have mid-70s to upper 70s for most of the peninsula. red wood city is sticking out like a sore thumb. mid-60s in downtown san francisco, same for the coast. 80s through the north bay valleys. on the east bay shore, some of the most comfortable conditions, 72 at ridge mnd, hayward 76, 80 in castro valley. and then into the east bay valleys, low to upper 90s. an air conditioner may be needed. you can see the surge in heat through the central valley. yosemite at 101. tonight looking night, temperatures in the 50s for most and some 70s in the hills. you can see the temperatures dropping as the low and high clouds increase through sunday. monday will be a cooler day but that is also when the humidity makes it down to where we live. it will be muggy

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joining us. you are watching abc 7 news at 6:00. live here on abc 7. hulu live and wherever you stream. we begin our 4th of july coverage now with abc news, reporter jr stone, live on our roof tonight overlooking the embarcadero in san francisco and jr, i presume there are a lot of folks enjoying the day. >> reporter: pack your patience. we will be heading out. some people don't want to deal with the traffic so they are parking down the embarcadero and walking in. there is a hope that the fog will not be too thick come 9:30. we were just down at fisherman's wharf and you can see all of the people here. they have their blankets down and waiting it out until that fireworks show that starts at 9:30 this evening. it will last for 22 minutes and 16 seconds to be exact. now, if you are coming to san francisco you can see the fireworks fromfm aquatic park. northern waterfront, masks are optional. it was 50/50 this afternoon in the whatever wharf. the fireworks will happen with or without the fog. when we were out at aquatic park you and are looking at a live

most of us in the mid50s with 63 in midwood city. through the forecast you can see from 9:00, not much of a change. head up to noon. 60s and 70s with the clouds back to the coast where they stay stubborn. during the afternoon hours, 60s there. near 70s around the bay. this will last throe days. then it's going >>> developing news from surfside, florida. the part of the collapsed condo building that was still standing is now just a pile of rubble. crews demolished it overnight. now the difficult work of searching for victims can resume. crews are hopeful they'll be able to get to areas they haven't been able to get to yet. >> reporter: overnight crews demolishing the remaining structure of the partially collapsed condo building in surfside, florida. residents told to close their windows and stay inside as the demolition team uses a technique called energetic felling. the blast starting from the bottom of the structure and within seconds the building crumbled to the ground. appearing to fall away from existing rubble where 121 people a

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he is waiting for us. he is probably maybe injumayb dehydrated and delirious. >> reporter: the family says all of this is a struggle. she is doing her best to continue caring for their children. >> it takes every molecule mo my body to stay in the moment and every fiber of my being into taking care of our kids during this time. >> reporter: while deputies performed the final drone search wednesday evening those in the community say the disappearance truly hits home. >> he has two kids, i have a 2- year-old myself. so, i can imagine the anxiety they must be feeling. >> he is extremely fit, mentally and physically. i ask people to have faith with us and that he is out there alive waiting for us. that we ask that people continue to help us. we will bring him home together. >> reporter: they are still holding out optimism tonight. you heard that right there. the official search here may be over crews will the volunteers that work with family and friends will be meeting at 9:00 a.m. on thursday morning here at

. >> this pandemic set us back, it knocked us down they did knock us out. >> reporter: reported from san francisco, lyanne melendez , kgo . >>> san francisco restaurant that was burglarized and rocked by a explosion. the owner says that it feels like terrorism pictures more on that story from dion lim . a store you will only see on kgo . >> it feels like a terrorist, an explosive is not acceptable. >> reporter: an explosion rocked of this restaurant early on monday morning. on the corner of larkin and eddy street. the blast was so intense that the police department said it activated the shot spotter technology. while police do not know what or who caused the explosion, they said that it is uncommon. it may be the final straw for this family-owned business that was broken into earlier this month. >> this is a big stuff. >> reporter: the vandalism has been rampant in rent director of the merchants association who has been keeping track of it. asian businesses are making up the majority of the targets. >> everything happened on larkin street within three days. nine businesses had all th

christian emmanuel sanon allegedly used a u.s. security firm to hire colombian nationals under the guise that they be his security guards but the mission allegedly changed and he is plotting to become haiti's president himself. abc's marcus moore is port-au-prince. >> reporter: the fbi and department of homeland security are sending agents to haiti to help investigate the assassination of jovenel moise. authorities have arrested 20 people including two americans. according to the acting prime minister, 28 foreign mercenaries carried out the attack, 19 of them are from colombia. >> my only ultimate goal is to get justice to president moise. since wednesday's attack the city of port-au-prince has wrestled with returning to normal, but normal has long been deerate en like is o haveecomineasingly common. thcotrs econo a s shorta has been imidst of gas shortage and in scenes like this, people lining up for fuel because the opportunity to get gas is spontaneous this. father two of says you have to fight to find gas. helen john was on th

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adding, we encourage consumers to voluntarily reduce energy use , to help us maintain a grid reliability. cal iso has extended the statewide flex alert for saturday. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >> you can check out the temperatures, air quality, and wind any time on your tv, real- time weather tracker lets you see the current conditions across the bay area. fair live now on our abc7 bay area connected tv out, download the app wherever you stream by searching abc7 bay area. >>> people living or camping near a fire in the plumas national forest are being told to evacuate immediately. the beckwourth complex fire is the largest burning in the state right now. it was originally two fires, caused by lightning strikes, but it has now merged into one. the forest service says it has burned more than 38,000 acres. it is just 9% contained. homes have been destroyed, but there are no reports of injuries. the fire is burning about 60 miles north of truckee, a few miles from the california nevada border. >>> out-of-control wildfire burning in southern oregon is turning transmissio

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flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. >>> an aurora, colorado police officer is facing felony charges after a violent arrest. his partner is also facing charges that she did not intervene before the suspect got bloodied. jobina fortson with reaction from the police chief. >> the confrontation was captured on the officer's body camera. some may find this hard to watch. it shows aurora, colorado police officer choking and threatening to kill a person being detained. he is facing three felony charges. another officer who responded francine martinez face as misdemeanor charge for violating a colorado police accountability law that requires law enforcement to intervene when they witness an abuse of force. the chief of the department condemned the violent arrest. >> we're disgusted. we're angry. this is not police work. >> aurora's police force has been under scrutiny before in an abuse of force incident in 2018 elijah mcclain died at the hands of police after he was stopped by an officer and put in a choke hold.

and use base hit scores a run, it's 2-1, a's. then comes sergio, his first pitch, that's another base hit. garcia knox in a pair, so the a's go from a no no potentially to a loss and fall yet again 3- 2, they are really struggling right now. >>> the golf championship, how beautiful is lake tahoe? steph curry leading his family on the course, this is for a birdie, strive, 21.8 place,21.8, now a dallas star, storing on 11 for bertie, he's got 24 points, tied for third. this is a shot of the day. former stars captain mike modano, this is on a par five. double eagle, first time that has happened in the 32 year history of this event, and he tied for first with john, both with 25 points. >>> a 16-year-old, 16-year-old - from bishop o'dowd high school became the youngest player to ever turn pro american basketball. j lewis, siding with overtime delete, a new league starting up in september, he is six foot eight, 215 pounds, leaving high school after a deal worth reportedly more than $1 million. >>> speaking of teenagers, not only did 14

joining us now is dr. patricia loftot. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> how common is loss of smell in covid patients during their illness? >> so actually it's a very common symptom. if you look at the literature, it's a little widespread in terms of the actual numbers. i would say, i would quote around 80 to 90% patients that contract covid experience a loss of taste or smell. >> many are actually having complete loss of smell. some will say it's more of a decrease. most of them notice very big change in their normal sense of smell. >> okay. what percentage do you think still reports symptoms or suffering from that after they recover from covid? >> yeah. so the data is showing that about 75 to 80% of patients who have smell loss of covid will fully recover that sense of smell in the first few weeks. they usually recover their sense of smell as they recover from covid. most patients. then moving on to about the six month mark, more patients start to regain their sense of smell. we get to 95% of patient

. >> we are lucky that that that is being kept away from us. we have a thunderstorm threat but the dry lightning threat is wayning as the storms will have more moisture in them. there is an area of strong thunderstorm possibility from the south bay along the 101 corridor. east of there, there is a chance of a thunderstorm today. you can see the best chance to our east and to our west. we are kind of in the middle right now. that's a good place to be. in the east, in the sierras is where we will have the best chance of storms today. spread from low to mid-60s, coast to san francisco, low 70s to low 80s around the bay. a lot of 80s in the south bay and north bay. lower to mid-90s in the east bay valley. >>> a three alarm house fire is burning in oakland on 9th and chester streets, it is just two blocks north of the west oakland bart station. firefighters are eevacuating everyone in the area. we don't know what caused the fire or if anyone was hurt. sky 7 is on the way to the scene. you can see this picture live from sky 7 right now. no, this is n

give people a constant reminder of where we started and what made us successful and bring us history back home. >> reporter: while the project looks to the past, it also moves to the future. a future where everyone in the county has a place to live. before the afmeasure allows $90 to go to building 19 more units. more than 150 will be built here. >> our goal was to house as many people in the community who are homeless as possible, but the other is to make sure we don't have more homeless people. as we have a county that is aging rapidly, we want to make sure there is a safe and healthy place for seniors. >> reporter: agrihood is one of six projects in the works and will include 165 units for families in need, one third of them dedicated to residents 55 and older. >> the poor continue to get poorer and we need to come up with a solution to make sure we have an equitable community that provides housing for the variety of income levels in the community. this goes to that. i think this exemplifies what we can do together. >> reporter: the project is on pace for a summer 2023 completion.

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no one prepared us. no one let us know. i am sure it is because they were not aware of this last-minute decision that was announced. so, it is still, i am still processing. one thing that i have to keep reminding myself is the fact that he was released on a legal technicality. he was not pronounced innocent. he was not pronounced not guilty. he will never be innocent. he is not an innocent man. i have to hold on to that. >> janice, you probably heard what former mayor of san francisco willie brown said. essentially, claiming that people who make accusations 30 years after an alleged sexual assault are not to be believed. do you think he is talking about you? >> that surprised me. my respect for the former mayor just took a nosedive. it surprised me because in this day and age, with so many women coming forward from the cosby case, from the gymnastics, from the weinstein case, so many people, even this mayor of windsor case, it takes years for people to feel safe enough to come through and that has been widespread reported f

a lot of us in san francisco. this evening, by 7:00 p.m. we stay in the 60s and 70s close to the water. we have that breeze close to the coast. inland, still warm in the 80s and 90s, with additional cloud cover moving in tonight. that will keep temperatures elevated, so some of our warmest spots will hold to the 60s overnight. here are your lows. increasing cloud cover from south to north. patchy fog close to the coast, but a marine layer is getting compressed thanks to that heatwave inland. 56 the low in san francisco. 62 in san jose. antioch. hour-by-hour tomorrow morning, we are waking up to partly cloudy skies. we will watch towers corrupt in the sierra. early tomorrow afternoon. we will likely tr thunderstorms. thankfully though storms will stay away from the bay area, so there is no lightning threat locally. something will track across northern california tomorrow. in the south bay, warm .85, san jose. 84 for sunnyvale. 85 redwood city. cooler along the coast at 64 for pacifica. downtown, afternoon sunshine,

they had to use 7 pitchers in the game. they win 7-2. >>> i look at the determination of this fan he looks like he's going to get it, then he doesn't. it is best to learn about disappointment early. >>> not disappointing. back from his stint on the injured list. 3-0 the indians are tied in the sixth. the seventh, it is bradley zimmer with a blast to center field. his first of the year. cleveland takes the lead at 4- 3. how clutch is he? this clutch. came over. drive home safely. >> the a's win in walkoff fashion with a score of 5-4. >>> tom brady had knee surgery after winning the seventh super bowl to repair a torn ligament, but apparently he played through a torn mcl all season. the box never listed his knee on any injury reports which is an nfl no-no. it is amazing he can play so well at age 40 through with that injury. >>> how about the x games? tony hawk is 53 years old making his first appearance in 18 years, casually pulling off the upset unreal grab. he still has. 12-year-old gui khury steals the show come the first

for recreational use. the board will meet tomorrow morning. >>> the ceo of phillip morris international, says the company will stop selling cigarettes in the uk within the next 10 years. this is part of the goal to become smoke-free. phillip morris international is separate from phillip morris usa whh ed with our tree up. >>> developing news in cancun, mexico, where a wedding anniversary ended with the mysterious death of a fire fighter. last week, elijah snow's wife called police after he failed to come back to their hotel room. mexico officials say his body was found inside a bathroom window at a different hotel, 10 miles away. they say he died of, quote, mechanical asphyxia, but his family says they hired an attorney who obtained photos that shows his body was beaten. >> it is a shock, and we are just, we are absolutely beyond heartbroken. >> there is no word yet on what steps the family might take, but earlier this month, the state department issued a travel advisory for mexico because of violent crime

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glad to have you back with us. hope you had a wonderful and safe weekend. >> did we blink and we're right back here? >> yeah. yeah. i worked this weekend. i feel like i've always been here. >> i haven't blinked. >> i haven't blinked yet, no. >> we'll keep rallying on. i want to see more of the nails because they remind me of cardi b. nails. they're intricate and the jewels. >> i asked you about "space jam," earlier, have you seen "in the heights"? >> i am so far behind watching tv and movies. "black widow" is another one. >> you just want to be out and about, right? >> starting to return to normal. trying to go out a little more. >>> that's where we begin, with that struggle to return to normal as covid cases start to spike across the country. >> cruise season is getting under way in seattle today. royal caribbean's "serenade of the seas" will be the first cruise ship to set sail from the city since operations were halted because of the pandemic. with the delta variant on the rise, millions in los angeles are requi

most of the near surface smoke is nowhere near us. let's look at the upper atmosphere where you can see it in the central valley. a lot of the east bay neighborhoods and north bay neighborhoods tomorrow morning. that shifts then to the east. the forecast is for good to moderate air-quality for us. if you are going to be outside, may i suggest swimming. a good way to stay cool and get exercise. out and about? cars will be hard. if you have yardwork, put it off until it gets cooler. low to mid 60s through the inland and east bay neighborhoods. antioch 72. throughout today, we will have low clouds pulled back to the coast. high clouds will be a mainstay but will allow sunshine. 63 at the coast, 73 in the bay. 64 at the coast at noon. 95 inland at 4:00. the heat wave is almost over. i will show you the weekend forecast and give you the comfortable details coming up. >>> here is jobina with the commute. >> a nice start to the commute. no blocking issues to report. things are picking up in emeryville. those headlights are traveling westboun

san mateo county tells us it is considering changes to his guidance. for other health departments tell us they are planning to stick with state guidelines, which do not require indoor masking for vaccinated people. residents in both sacramento and yolo counties are being asked to mask up indoors, as covid cases increase, and the delta variant surges. >> starting sunday in los angeles county, people will be required to wear masks indoors, regardless of vaccination status. officials recommended indoor masking for all announced this afternoon it is noah mandate, you have to do it. it comes amid a sharp rise of covered cases in that county, and the threat of the delta variant. almost all of those hospitalized in the county for that are unvaccinated. >> waiting for us to be at a high community transmission level before making a change would be too late. >> the county's health officers has not only does indoor masking help stop the spread, it also has minimal impact on businesses. he says he expects the mandate will stay in place until the numbers improve. n

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it gets very close to us, the front is there for us to pick up isolated thunderstorm. the best chance will be tomorrow night into monday, likely in the sierra where we like lacey thunderstorms pop up. the lightning forecast also thinking the same thing. take a look as we go through the day tomorrow, you don't notice forecasted lightning strikes which is good news. as we head into monday, there's a chance, 1:00 or 2:00, you can see moderate to high chance of lightning around lake tahoe. much of california under red flag warning including parts of the bay area. the north bay mountains, east bay hills, santa cruz mountains starting tomorrow at 5:00 for the chance of isolated lightning strike happening. if we do see lightning, the chance is a fire could start. concern is high when it comes to the fire threat over the next few days. tomorrow, temperature is very summerlike, 60s and 70s around the shoreline. it is warm inland going into the 90s. the accuweather 7-day forecast, the next seven days tracking the threat of lightning tomorrow into monday. watching for storms beca

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