ama: the seconds before tragedy. the midair moment that planes collided in watsonville last month, killing three people and a dog. families are hoping for more answers with their grief as profound as ever. dan: thank you for joining us. we will show you the correct photo in a moment. investigators released a preliminary report on the crash revealing new witnesses who saw what happened firsthand. ama: amanda del castillo you has been following these development from the beginning and has our story. reporter: new witness accounts, a stunning photo and flight track data. details shared in this newly released report by the ntsb on last month's deadly midair plane collision. a closer look at the harrowing photo, capturing the moment the single engine cessna 152 and twin-engine cessna 340 crash, killing three people and a dog. >> the twin-engine at the last moment was turning to the right to avoid the other aircraft but was making the turn just a couple seconds too late. reporter: max truscott breaking down the report, exp

ama: evacuation was in me. i am ama daetz. >> in lincoln heights, there are homes in that line of fire. ama: the fire was first reported at the lumber mill. there is dry vegetation close by. the cause of the fire is under investigation. i mountain fire is burning a couple miles away from the fire in mead. it has doubled in size since this afternoon. 1400 acres and is 0% contained. dan: fire danger here in the bay area. we go to our abc7 news meteorologist, sandhya patel. sandhya: days of triple digits as a. we take the baby warning. starting on sunday and running -- we take a look at the heat warning. starting on sunday and running until tuesday. also in the coastal range. san francisco not included. holiday heatwave includes temperatures that soar into the triple tomorrow. sunday into monday. when 10 degrees. that fire danger will be going up. i would take a look at how long this will last and when committees get a break from it, coming up. ama: thank you. there will be another flex alert tomorrow to avoid bla

ama: the seconds before tragedy. the midair moment that planes collided in watsonville last month, killing three people and a dog. families are hoping for more answers with their grief as profound as ever. dan: thank you for joining us. we will show you the correct photo in a moment. investigators released a preliminary report on the crash revealing new witnesses who saw what happened firsthand. ama: amanda del castillo you has been following these development from the beginning and has our story. reporter: new witness accounts, a stunning photo and flight track data. details shared in this newly released report by the ntsb on last month's deadly midair plane collision. a closer look at the harrowing photo, capturing the moment the single engine cessna 152 and twin-engine cessna 340 crash, killing three people and a dog. >> the twin-engine at the last moment was turning to the right to avoid the other aircraft but was making the turn just a couple seconds too late. reporter: max truscott breaking down the report, exp

ama: and i'm ama daetz. the mission to build a better bay area. dan: j.r. stone joins us with a change coming to the airport. j.r.: american airlines has had a flight attendant base for 50 plus years, but that will soon end, blaming competition and reduced customer demand. we are told this will not affect flight service, but it will affect families that have lived in the bay area for 40 years. >> it is a sad day. it feels like a kick in the gut. j.r.: tim schwartz, 27 year flight attendant for american airlines, is reacting to news that he will have to leave california. one of 400 bay area flight attendants that will be relocated or offered retirement packages as the company will close the san francisco base. >> we are a close family and it is hard to know that our family will be broken up. j.r.: american airlines says we expect that san francisco will remain the same level of flying it does today, but there are no plans to grow san francisco and no future flight prospects. senior fellow at stanford, leo hannon, says this is not surprising. saying last year

ama: two wildfires in placer county. the dutch fire this afternoon just west of the mosquito fire which has been burning for a week. crews got control a few hours ago. the 80 has reopened and evacuees can return home. the mosquito fire has spread and is prompting new evacuations. thousands of homes are threatened. the mosquito fire has burned more than 50,000 acres and is why 5% contained. you can get an idea here in the bay area from these fires by using our wild fire tracker. you can find it right on our website. >> i hope to never have to be in a position where we have to make that decision. dan: a change in criminal justice, the move that may have some teenage suspects now charged as adults. ama: a coyote creeping through a neighborhood. the siding lining up message boards. dan: starbucks, they serve up a glimpse on how what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at on

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ama: our new abc 7 bay area news app remain tv app. search abc 7 bay and download -- bay area and download it. dan: steph curry has enjoyed a lot of incredible moments, but nothing quite like today. ama: he returned to his alma mater of davidson college in north carolina, not only for a special graduation ceremony, but he also had his number 30 retired and was inducted into the davidson athletics hall of fame. no one in the audience was more proud than his mom. >> i am so thankful and blessed to be able to look at you, see you with your gown on officially, knowing that this is not an honorary award and de gree. you earned this. [applause] dan: he sure did. steph earned his bachelors degree in sociology in may, but could not make commencement because he was competing in the nba playoffs, as if that's an excuse. good for him. he always wanted to go back and finish, and he did it. ama: world news tonight with david muir is next. dan: for, all of us here we appreciate your time. this is john. he never gives up—no matter what life throws

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ama: and i'm ama daetz. the mission to build a better bay area. dan: j.r. stone joins us with a change coming to the airport. j.r.: american airlines has had a flight attendant base for 50 plus years, but that will soon end, blaming competition and reduced customer demand. we are told this will not affect flight service, but it will affect families that have lived in the bay area for 40 years. >> it is a sad day. it feels like a kick in the gut. j.r.: tim schwartz, 27 year flight attendant for american airlines, is reacting to news that he will have to leave california. one of 400 bay area flight attendants that will be relocated or offered retirement packages as the company will close the san francisco base. >> we are a close family and it is hard to know that our family will be broken up. j.r.: american airlines says we expect that san francisco will remain the same level of flying it does today, but there are no plans to grow san francisco and no future flight prospects. senior fellow at stanford, leo hannon, says this is not surprising. saying last year

ama: evacuation was in me. i am ama daetz. >> in lincoln heights, there are homes in that line of fire. ama: the fire was first reported at the lumber mill. there is dry vegetation close by. the cause of the fire is under investigation. i mountain fire is burning a couple miles away from the fire in mead. it has doubled in size since this afternoon. 1400 acres and is 0% contained. dan: fire danger here in the bay area. we go to our abc7 news meteorologist, sandhya patel. sandhya: days of triple digits as a. we take the baby warning. starting on sunday and running -- we take a look at the heat warning. starting on sunday and running until tuesday. also in the coastal range. san francisco not included. holiday heatwave includes temperatures that soar into the triple tomorrow. sunday into monday. when 10 degrees. that fire danger will be going up. i would take a look at how long this will last and when committees get a break from it, coming up. ama: thank you. there will be another flex alert tomorrow to avoid bla

dan: -- ama: disney plus. the deal started tonight in honor of tomorrow's disney plus day which features exciting premieres and perks for subscribers. disney is the parent company of abc 7. thanks for joining us. dan: we appreciate your time. >>> the pennsylvania woman killed in a shark attack in the bahamas has been identified as caroline diplacido. she was snorkeling with her family off the coast of nasa on tuesday when the attack took place, leaving her with fatal injuries to the side of her body. >>> the suspect in the killing of a memphis schoolteacher is now being held without bond. >> after a second court appearance in two days, cleotha henderson is now charged with kidnapping and murdering eliza fletcher. meantime, more questions are being raised about henderson's criminal background. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: new details are emerging about the man accused of kidnapping and murdering a memphis teacher and mother of

ama: the calls it the shadow pandemic. reporter: the covid-19 lockdowns were in attempt to stop the spread of a deadly virus. the isolation may have created an environment that led to increase domestic violence. >> what intimate partner violence comes down to his power and control. reporter: the coexecutive director of heart, an advocacy group focused on uprooting gender violence. the cdc reports that one in four women in the u.s. and one in 10 men experience some form of domestic violence. a report from the counsel in criminal justice found that domestic violence incidents in the u.s. increased by more than a percent during the pandemic lockdown. >> is easily -- it's easier when you're able to isolate the person you're hurting. reporter: the extra stress caused by income loss also lead to increase domestic violence. the lockdown meant victims had nowhere to escape or was the very reason why some people remained in relationships. >> just increase costs and decrease income. that is a prime reason why survivors of intimate p

dan, ama, back to you. dan: new developments tonight and the gruesome beheading of a woman in san carlos. the suspect in this case, raphael, did appear in san mateo county court today but his arraignment was delayed. his lawyers asked for a mental competency exam. this means everyone is scheduled to be back in court tomorrow, where they will discuss appointing two doctors to do the exam. the attorney says this is prolonging the preliminary hearing. >> we don't believe this will allow him to go free. it isn't like suddenly, if you are not competent to stand trial, that you get to go free. dan: the family of the victim, karina castro, showed up for the hearing and left the courthouse in tears. this was the first time they saw the suspect since the killer. ama: scary details in the south bay where three women were injured during a morning hike. a large oak tree fell on the group. it happened in san jose. the trail was closed for several hours after the rescue but has since reopened. fellow hikers tell amanda d

ama: we will check back in with you. these hot temperatures are going to affect millions across the state. governor newsom warned about what to expect. abc7news anchor is in the new room -- newsroom. >> governor newsom address the heatwave, expected to impact californians for a week. some areas will have to deal with the triple digits for multiple days. the governor talked about our energy needs and our energy reliability, which is why the flex alert is in effect today and tomorrow. today, newsom signed an executive order, like he is done the last two years to ramp up the state's energy supply is of that business and those in the industrial sector are being asked to reduce their demand. while, for the most part, we as residents know what to do during these heat events, the governor says this one is more concerning . >> in death valley, they will look to experience the next hour or two, 120 degree temperatures projected to be as high as 122 in california in death valley tomorrow. we are anticipating this extreme heat to b

dan, ama, back to you. dan: new developments tonight and the gruesome beheading of a woman in san carlos. the suspect in this case, raphael, did appear in san mateo county court today but his arraignment was delayed. his lawyers asked for a mental competency exam. this means everyone is scheduled to be back in court tomorrow, where they will discuss appointing two doctors to do the exam. the attorney says this is prolonging the preliminary hearing. >> we don't believe this will allow him to go free. it isn't like suddenly, if you are not competent to stand trial, that you get to go free. dan: the family of the victim, karina castro, showed up for the hearing and left the courthouse in tears. this was the first time they saw the suspect since the killer. ama: scary details in the south bay where three women were injured during a morning hike. a large oak tree fell on the group. it happened in san jose. the trail was closed for several hours after the rescue but has since reopened. fellow hikers tell amanda d

ama: the calls it the shadow pandemic. reporter: the covid-19 lockdowns were in attempt to stop the spread of a deadly virus. the isolation may have created an environment that led to increase domestic violence. >> what intimate partner violence comes down to his power and control. reporter: the coexecutive director of heart, an advocacy group focused on uprooting gender violence. the cdc reports that one in four women in the u.s. and one in 10 men experience some form of domestic violence. a report from the counsel in criminal justice found that domestic violence incidents in the u.s. increased by more than a percent during the pandemic lockdown. >> is easily -- it's easier when you're able to isolate the person you're hurting. reporter: the extra stress caused by income loss also lead to increase domestic violence. the lockdown meant victims had nowhere to escape or was the very reason why some people remained in relationships. >> just increase costs and decrease income. that is a prime reason why survivors of intimate p

ama: and i am ama daetz. dash cam footage shows the shocking moment an suv came within inches of a little girl. dan: our reporter amanda del castillo has more and explains the call to action in the neighborhood. amanda: dashcam was rolling as she stopped to let this family cross in san mateo. watch closely as the three enter the crosswalk. that dark suv rips the child's scooter from beneath her, a few moments from what could have been a more profound tragedy. >> a few seconds later and she still -- and she could have gotten more seriously hurt. amanda: the girl's father tells meet the daughter is doing great. the family is shaken. i am told the driver returned to the scene. a report was taken and the traffic unit is investigating. huan who captured the incident and other residents say this is one example of close calls that have happened at this intersection. neighbors say they have alerted the city to it for years. >> we have been speaking in city council meetings and i think now the city will finally trigge

ama: and i am ama daetz. dash cam footage shows the shocking moment an suv came within inches of a little girl. dan: our reporter amanda del castillo has more and explains the call to action in the neighborhood. amanda: dashcam was rolling as she stopped to let this family cross in san mateo. watch closely as the three enter the crosswalk. that dark suv rips the child's scooter from beneath her, a few moments from what could have been a more profound tragedy. >>onds later and she still -- and she could have gotten more seriously hurt. amanda: the girl's father tells meet the daughter is doing great. the family is shaken. i am told the driver returned to the scene. a report was taken and the traffic unit is investigating. huan who captured the incident and other residents say this is one example of close calls that have happened at this intersection. neighbors say they have alerted the city to it for years. >> we have been speaking in city council meetings and i think now the city will finally trigger some rea

ama: disney plus day. special deals, exciting announcements, and one big surprise coming to the tron lifecycle run. it is based off the tron movie. it drops thrill seekers into the computer realm known as the grade. that is where they will compete in a lifecycle race in the brilliant minds at disney have created much more than just a thrill ride. >> we don't consider it a roller coaster. that is the real thing. we want to make sure we design something that is so unique that we give the guest the feeling of being in the story. ama: a version of the ride already exists at shanghai disneyland. we will have to wait a while for it to open in orlando. disney is the parent company of abc 7. if you want to keep up-to-date with disney plus announcements, follow on twitter. the nfl season kicked off tonight. >> you know the 49ers watched the rams open tonight and lose. plus a unique role for jimmy g. this wee larry: good evening, trey lance will make his first season opening start for the 49ers this sunday at chicag

ama: bart service has been restored. a motorcycle is involved in a crash ended up landing on the bart tracks. that's right between the 19th street and macarthur stations. the person on the motorcycle was struck and killed by a train. trains were initially stopped in all directions but the lines were slowly restored throughout the evening. police investigating a two-car accident in antioch today that sent a car careening into kids and a home. it happened on sycamore drive. police say the tan mercury mystique was attempting to make a left turn when a red and polished bed pastor. the collision causing a power to strike the three kids who were walking home from school. the car hit a home. the kids and the impala driver were airlifted to a hospital with serious injuries. the mystique driver appeared to be ok. dan: one home destroyed and four others damaged by a brush fire alongside interstate 580 in oakland earlier today. we spoke with some residents who watched anxiously as the flames raced towards their homes. >> -- reporte

ama: exactly. what a great story. sandhya: nice ending. ama: nice ending to the day, too. it was so brutal earlier but the evening was kind of nice. sandhya: not bad at all because the sea breeze came in. we went from scorcher that was a torture to refreshing, especially along the coast and the bay. let me show you what it looked like today. these are records for today in yellow. i have never in the last over 20 years i've been doing this seen numbers like this. 115 in santa rosa. 114, napa. 116 in livermore, tying the record from yesterday. 110, redwood city. 109, san jose. plenty hot and other areas that were not records like 116, fairfield. upper 90's, san francisco, oakland. that is not what we are used to. this heat dome is blocking anything from getting in here. because of this, we have been dealing with the stifling heat. it will continue tomorrow, day five. we will see some minor changes. extra clouds, a system passing to the north could bring a slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm tomorrow morning in the north bay to keep that in mind. from the east bay hills

ama: exactly. what a great story. sandhya: nice ending. ama: nice ending to the day, too. it was so brutal earlier but the evening was kind of nice. sandhya: not bad at all because the sea breeze came in. we went from scorcher that was a torture to refreshing, especially along the coast and the bay. let me show you what it looked like today. these are records for today in yellow. i have never in the last over 20 years i've been doing this seen numbers like this. 115 in santa rosa. 114, napa. 116 in livermore, tying the record from yesterday. 110, redwood city. 109, san jose. plenty hot and other areas that were not records like 116, fairfield. upper 90's, san francisco, oakland. that is not what we are used to. this heat dome is blocking anything from getting in here. because of this, we have been dealing with the stifling heat. it will continue tomorrow, day five. we will see some minor changes. extra clouds, a system passing to the north could bring a slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm tomorrow morning in the north bay to keep that in mind. from the east bay hills

ama: we have abc7 news team coverage. dan: let's begin with abc7 news meter will adjust sandhya patel with -- meteorologist sandhya patel with the current conditions. sandhya: it is hot inland. excessive heat warning starts at 11:00 saturday and runs until 8:00 p.m. tuesday. it is for all inland areas, the hills. the excessive heat watch has been upgraded to a heat advisory until 8:00 p.m. monday. those temperatures around the bay shoreline and coastal range will be up to 96. inland, way hotter, 100 to 108 degrees. lake county up to 100. triple digits in the hottest spot saturday inland. getting into the mid 100s on sunday. inland areas will be. a reminder to never leave kids or pets inside the vehicle, stay hydrated. limit your outdoor time. when it is really hot, check on neighbors and relatives. a child heats up three to five times faster. look before you lock. that is an important thing. 120 inside a vehicle when it is 100 degrees outside. in 20 minutes it can get up to 130 degrees. find some shade. i will let you kno

ama: i am ama daetz. coverage begins with sandhya patel. sandhya: we are talking about sweltering heat this upcoming weekend. we are going to start to see that heat building not just over the central valley, but shifting westward. as the dangerous heatwave develops, you're really going to feel it in inland communities. inland areas and the hills going under an excessive heat warning. all the areas shaded in orange under a heat advisory 11:00 a.m. sunday until sunday night. that is the bay shoreline and marin coastal range. it will carry over into early next week. this saturday, you start to see some 90's and 100's. on monday, we are talking by extreme heat when it is 108 degrees in concord. fire danger will be increasing not just tomorrow, going into the high category, but this upcoming weekend. i will be back. dan? dan: in the east bay, cities are seeing triple digit temperatures just as the high school football season kicks off. tonight in pleasant hill, players and families were battling the heat at a freshman game between foothill and c

ama: bart service has been restored. a motorcycle is involved in a crash ended up landing on the bart tracks. that's right between the 19th street and macarthur stations. the person on the motorcycle was struck and killed by a train. trains were initially stopped in all directions but the lines were slowly restored throughout the evening. police investigating a two-car accident in antioch today that sent a car careening into kids and a home. it happened on sycamore drive. police say the tan mercury mystique was attempting to make a left turn when a red and polished bed pastor. the collision causing a power to strike the three kids who were walking home from school. the car hit a home. the kids and the impala driver were airlifted to a hospital with serious injuries. the mystique driver appeared to be ok. dan: one home destroyed and four others damaged by a brush fire alongside interstate 580 in oakland earlier today. we spoke with some residents who watched anxiously as the flames raced towards their homes. >> -- reporte

ama: sounds great. ama: disney plus day. special deals, exciting announcements, and one big surprise coming to the tron lifecycle run. it is based off the tron movie. it drops thrill seekers into the computer realm known as the grade. that is where they will compete in a lifecycle race in the brilliant minds at disney have created much more than just a thrill ride. >> we don't consider it a roller coaster. that is the real thing. we want to make sure we design something that is so unique that we give the guest the feeling of being in the story. ama: a version of the ride already exists at shanghai disneyland. we will have to wait a while for it to open in orlando. disney is the parent company of abc 7. if you want to keep up-to-date with disney plus announcements, follow on twitter. the nfl season kicked off tonight. >> you know the 49ers watched the rams open tonight and lose. plus a unique role for jimmy g. this week, g want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by o

ama: a city under threat of violence. oakland has seen a batch of new deadly shootings this week, shrinking each neighbor's sense of security further. good evening. we begin tonight by taking a full look at that crime crisis. it's a cycle that is paralyzing the city of oakland amid a desperate search for solutions. the violence once again exploded this week, four people killed within 24 hours. this afternoon, one person was killed there city hall. last night, a woman was shot and killed in the fruitvale district. an hour later, two men were shot and killed by multiple suspects who remain at large. new tonight, we just got new surveillance video of that double homicide in oakland. we need to warn you, this video does show graphic violence. surveillance video shows three men standing outside lay lena restaurant when a white car drives by with someone inside shooting multiple rounds. you can see the muzzle flash and bullets go flying. one of the victims was 27-year-old --. the second victim was 57-year-old --. a beloved memb

ama: thank you so much. dan: in the east bay, making the call to change to a minimum day schedule for the rest of the week because of the heat. students are done with school around noon and step 3:00 p.m.. in the south bay, pg&e has brought in extra personnel to respond to unplanned power outages because by broken and overstrained equipment. this command center is watching disruptions to the south bay energy grid. personnel from everywhere in california have been brought in as extra staff. extra equipment is ready to go. pg&e says the extreme heat is putting a major strain on its infrastructure. >> we know that heat can affect not only the grid at the large-scale level, but individual pieces of equipment that become overloaded and can fail. dan: she's talking about transformers that can become overloaded and explode. we have seen that already today. this map shows current pg&e outages. these are not planned outages. so far, there is enough electricity to meet the demand, but we're on the near the brink. if y

ama: a city under threat of violence. oakland has seen a batch of new deadly shootings this week, shrinking each neighbor's sense of security further. good evening. we begin tonight by taking a full look at that crime crisis. it's a cycle that is paralyzing the city of oakland amid a desperate search for solutions. the violence once again exploded this week, four people killed within 24 hours. this afternoon, one person was killed there city hall. last night, a woman was shot and killed in the fruitvale district. an hour later, two men were shot and killed by multiple suspects who remain at large. new tonight, we just got new surveillance video of that double homicide in oakland. we need to warn you, this video does show graphic violence. surveillance video shows three men standing outside lay lena restaurant when a white car drives by with someone inside shooting multiple rounds. you can see the muzzle flash and bullets go flying. one of the victims was 27-year-old --. the second victim was 57-year-old --. a beloved memb

ama: i am ama daetz. coverage begins with sandhya patel. sandhya: we are talking about sweltering heat this upcoming weekend. we are going to start to see that heat building not just over the central valley, but shifting westward. as the dangerous heatwave develops, you're really going to feel it in inland communities. inland areas and the hills going under an excessive heat warning. all the areas shaded in orange under a heat advisory 11:00 a.m. sunday until sunday night. that is the bay shoreline and marin coastal range. it will carry over into early next week. this saturday, you start to see some 90's and 100's. on monday, we are talking by extreme heat when it is 108 des in cco. fire danger willeang the high category, but this upcoming weekend. i will be back. dan? dan: in the east bay, cities are seeing triple digit temperatures just as the high school football season kicks off. tonight in pleasant hill, players and families were battling the heat at a freshman game between foothill and college park high schools. j.r. stone was there a

ama: tonight a love story and success story. abc seven news reporter luz pena introduces you to the couple at the heart of it all. today is day one of a dream come true. luz: that husband is carlos the baker. what is the secret? >> you have to put a love and heart and what you do. luz: be sized flour, love is the main ingredient that brought them together in 15 years ago in a kitchen like this one. >> this is out of a movie some people would say, but you know when you're going to marry someone. i was like that's my future husband. in the back of my mind i said that. and i was like that strange, why did you say that? luz: did he think that's my wife? >> you would have to ask him. he is a man of few words, so he listens to me. luz: back of the day, they were to the front of the house and carlos was in the kitchen. they fell in love, and today they are celebrating. more than the opening of their second location, the restaurant group that was here before was the one they worked for when they met. >> full circle for me. i was the kid

ama: the deadline for a deal is 12:01 a.m. friday but cancellations could start as early as tomorrow. dustin dorsey shows you what could be the impact in the bay area. dustin: overnight thursday into friday, railways across the bay area and beyond will go from this to this. around 60,000 union real workers are set to strike, fighting for better salaries and time off. impacts to riders will be felt immediately. friday, ace train will suspend all service until an agreement is reached. >> it puts people in a difficult place trying to find alternative transportations. they already take the ace service because they don't want to be stuck in traffic on their way to the office. this has a real human impact. dustin: despite not being involved in negotiations, companies like caltrain and amtrak operate on freight railroads and cannot safely operate if there is no agreement. ace surface could be suspended as the nose thursday with the latest morning and evening trains suspended. service along the capital corridor will be entirely suspen

headline here, ama pharmacists like patient access to care and medication abortion. they say the language of your bill is vague, unclear whether it prohibits certain medications only when prescribed to induce abortions or whether medication is prohibited entirely, it has the potential to induce abortion regardless of the condition for which it was prescribed. our members and patients report that this uncertainty is disrupting care. patients who rely on these occasions for reasons unrelated to pregnancy termination report new challenges in accessing these and other medications, and it is placing our patients' health at risk, according to this statement from the ama and others. guest: that is not a surprise it is coming from the ama. they are as liberal as they can be. i am member of the republican doctors caucus in congress, and we are talking about the fact, consistently, frequently talking about the fact of how woke the ama has been. nothing could be further from the truth. if you need that occasion for arthritis, for stomach ulcers, you are still going to be able t

>> personal is not surprising from the ama paired they are as liberal as they can be. i'm a member of the doctors caucus and the republican doctors caucus in congress. we are talking about the fact consistently talking about that. frequently talking about how woke the ama has been. nothing can be further from the truth. if you need medication for arthritis. if you need medication for >> ulcers, you are still going to be able to get that medication. when i get a prescription for one i know it's going to be used for and i'm not going to dispense it. that is my right as a pharmacist. and that is what we are talking about here. too simply try to fear mongers they are not going to be able to get legitimate prescription, the ama knows that is not true. they know it is not hindering anyone from getting medications that they need. you will still be able to get those medications.s armistice have a responsibility then they accept that responsibility to make sure they dispense those medications. >> host: one other quick question before get the calls for the inflation in august cl

ama, i don't know they have to go lower. ama: i think so. no way in you know what, in my playing -- paying that price. i don't want have to pay separately for parking space to begin with. no. larry: so many people in san francisco do though. i'm wondering if you have to pay monthly on top of that or is that just 90 flats and it is yours forever or do you have to pay that monthly rental fee on top of that? kristen: it is 90 flats. larry: thank goodness. insult to injury if you had to pay on top of that every month for the privilege of parking in your own space. but it is naughty. obviously it would make sense for someone in the building to pay that. they would have to pay rent or mortgage plenty. so, we will see if they lower the price. we clearly are unable to go more than a couple of days without some pumpkin spice story. here's another one. the term pumpkin spice is now official. so official it's in the dictionary. kristen, merriam-webster has added pumpkin spice to its dictionary. other new food related additions include, bash the vietnam

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i ama lin, kpix 5. >> we live in such a unique are. such a unique area. > >> businesses up and down the coast are expecting to see a bump in business as people try to escape the inland heat and celebrate the holiday weekend. max darrow is a long the san mateo county coastline talking o business owners. >> reporter: you just said it is is a unique area with these microclimates. i will dear say it is chilly because of the wind wind and half moon bay. still beautiful. the sun was out. you see people walking along the be. walking along the beach. we got a taste for what the weekend is going to be like this beautiful temperatures when it's going toe pretty rough. some people did get a head start today, whether that meant hitting the waves the restaurants and half moon bay aa half moon bay area. hopeful they they will be able to beat the heat and the crowds expected this weekend. some people were l and got in before the lions started. others, not so much. people lined up for lunch at several spots along the coast. there definitely was some t

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm kristen sze. it comes as oakland police continue investigating three homicides in a 45 minute window last night. >> the first at the shooting took place steps away from a mosque. cornell barnard has the details. >> i was in the middle of my online class, and all of a sudden i heard boom. >> he heard the gunshots and left it outside of the cafe in oakland. more than a dozen bulletholes pierced the windows. it is where a man was gunned down early monday evening. another man killed next-door. >> it is heartbreaking. i have said multiple prayers for the family. >> very nice people, the one who got shot. they told me there passed away. very bad. >> friends identify one of the victims as a 27-year-old. the other man was a 59-year-old beloved member of the oakland islamic center across the street. >> he's gone. >> the mosque elder says members were finishing monday prayers when they heard bullets and screams. >> we went to the scene, we saw a gentleman drenched in blood. then i saw my son standing over h