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winter is coming. local small businesses can get financial help to gear up for the cold weather.

san francisco's may change its admission procedures. over 100 arrests by i.c.e. is concerning public officials. find out when it dries out and warms up. "abc7 news" at 11:00 starts right now. building a better bay area, for a safe and secure future. this is "abc7 news." even though we are lucky to have sort of a late summer, once we hit winter, we're going to have some issues once the weather comes in. >> dining outdoors during this time of year can be up predictable. in an effort to build a better bay area, san jose and the silicone valley organization are teaming up with door dash to help restaurants prepare. >> amanda del castillo explains how the money will be a critical lifeline as the weather turns.

>> reporter: we're still months away from the start to the winter season, but small business owners know it's never too early to prepare, especially during the pandemic. >> even though we are lucky to have a late summer, once we hit winter, we're going to have issues. >> reporter: bad weather for her push for $5,000 in dprangrant m meant to help businesses. >> but that would help us of course with any cost that we can get, any grant that we can get, we are appreciative for. >> on october 16th, restaurants can apply to get part of the money being dedicated to san jose. door dash, and the silicon valley organization partnering to provide relief. >> at the end of the day, what we need is a significant amount of federal investment if we are going to keep folks afloat in the pandemic.

>> door dash is making this money available in select cities across the u.s. that includes san francisco and san jose, they said in part, this initiative will provide critical financial support to keep companies afloat in the cold weather. the silicone valley organization said is this means economic growth for san jose and a small step forward for small business. >> i'm grateful for door dash's contribution and the truth is we will need many, many hands to lift this village up and to be able to help other small businesses survive this winter season. >> grant eecde notified by the december. abc7 news. . all right, let's go outside, it felt like fall today, right? very comfortable temperatures. but we can see drizzle overnight. as we look at the golden gate bridge camera, the fog has rolled in, as you can see. what about the weekend?

let's check in. >> you might be seeing a little pitter patter of rain drops. a stray shower of two. loking at live doppler 7, a big system showing up and they are getting much meaneeded rain, wh we wish it would come in to our area, we are only going to get a bit of it. we will have a bit of sprinkles tomorrow 7-10 a.m., coastal drizzle. i will be back with more of the forecast coming up. we will see you soon. thank you. new at 11:00. immigrant communities are on edge following i.c.e. raids across the state, including here in the bay area. we report some are calling the arrests politically motivated. >> he is getting ready to go in. >> reporter: this is one of 125 statewide apprehensions reported

this week, all undocumented with prior convictions >> it's totally inappropriate, especially during the pandemic. >> reporter: the county supervisor denounced the arrests and called them a political t t tactic25 days from the election. >> it's purely about politics and the administration appealing to their voters. >> reporter: i.c.e. categorizes themselves free of politics and i.c.e. takes factors in account. the arrests reported here took place in had this apartment complex in daly city, it was a 29-year-old with several dum th uis, another arrest took place in san jose. she has cried in the agonizing moments when i.c.e. tried to

enter her workplace. >> they are not showing a judicial warrant to families to conduct an arrest, they are printing up a paper and stepping in and saying we are taking you. >> reporter: they are saying i.c.e. agents are tricking people in to giving up information. they are seeing an increase in calls to the bay area rapid response network. >> 24/7 we have workers and attorneys ready to respond. >> if you or someone you know is having an immigration issue, you can take action and find an ally, click the human rights section. >> president trump plans to give a speech from a white house balcony tomorrow at an event with 2,000 invitees , in interviews with fox news, he said that he was tested today and results of the test have not yet been released. a week after he went to the hospital to get treatedfor cottf

covid- covid-19, the president's health is in question. he said that he feels perfect and admitting to rush limbaugh that he was very sick last week. >> we are rounding the turn on the pandemic. i'm telling you we have a cure. more than a theraputic, we have a cure. >> the president's doctor revealing few details on the condition, but saying he is safe to return the public schedule as soon as saturday. he has previously made false statements about the president's treatment, white house aides still refusing to say when the president tested negative for covid-19. a crucial detail for covid-19. >> what was the president's last negative test? >> i cannot reveal that at this time, the doctors would like to keep it private. >> the white house is a covid hot spot. dr.

calling out the measures. >> we had a superspreader event in the white house, and it was a situation where people were crowded and not wearing masks. the results speak for themselves. >> reporter: the number of residential staff who tested positive at that time to at least four. meantime, house democrats unveiling a bill that would create a panel to determine if a president is fit to lead under the 25th amendment. >> this is not about president trump. people face the jud -- he will face the judgment of the voters. he shows a need for us to create a process for future presidents. >> in addition to tomorrow as planned event the president will hold a campaign rally on monday. >> a once vacant house will

serve mothers and their children after being at the center of a protest that attracted worldwide support. the oakland community land trust that four mothers and their children occupied nearly year ago. they formed a group called moms for housing while they fought against being evicted. >> this moment not inspired oakland but moms for housing inspired the world. internationally. folks are occupying spaces and doing whatever necessary to houses their children. housing is a human right. >> architects are working for moms for housing designing a place for mothers to live while they search for work and permanent homes. >> two teachers at jessie bethel high school are on administrative leave tonight after they were heard complaining about their students. listen. >> staff members will say, oh, these kids are so technologically advanced and i'm like no they are -- not, they are not. >> you are impressed that a kid

can record a tiktok. it's literally one button. >> this happened after a virtual class ended yesterday, a parent who was recording heard her son being bad mouthed. >> i was heart broken and confused and i could not believe that i had heard that come out of a teacher's mouth. other students were still logged in. other parents were logged in. commenting like, do you know that you are being recorded still? >> the school district sent a statement reading vcusd takes all student and parent complaints very seriously we will evaluate our policies and procedures for online instruction and will address any specific complaints regarding the appropriate conduct of our faculty and staff. we regret that any students were offended by this incident, and we will work carefully to resolve this matter. end quote. also in the north bay, santa rosa police are armed with a court order to seize vehicles suspected of being used during illegal side shows. citizens have complained

following scenes like this where cars are spinning dangerously close to the cheerin crowds. you are looking at the videos of the 12 cars they have impounded. police will keep the cars for 30 car owners have to pay all towing and storage fees before getting the cars back. lowell high school may change their admission policy to lottery. coming up the controversy the pandemic is forcing the district and families to address. it's just toys. you know? like, you kind of think who would take it? >> toys stolen from a san francisco desert shop. the response from the neighborhood the owner said is inspiring. first a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after the news at 11. jimmy. >> thanks, let's kick off another disappointing weekend together? how did you and bono become friends? >> he asked me for an autograph

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san francisco unified dropped a bombshell proposal, they switched an elite high school's process to a lottery system. kate larson spoke with emotional parents anda school board member about what the future may hold for lowell high school. >> reporter: the school is a nationally recognized school. currently students are admitted based on grades and test scores. because of the pandemic, grades and scores have mostly been eliminated the proposal is that all entering freshman would have an equal opportunity to attend through the public school lottery system.

>> it's an exciting opportunity. >> reporter: gabrielle lopez said that october 20th, the board will vote on an admission policy change for one year. but -- >> would you like to see lowell be part of the general lottery system in to the future? >> yes, if any future vote that comes up, i will vote yes. one thing that i've been hearing from the student body at lowell is more reputation in the african-american community of course and the latino community. >> it's been a family's dream to attend the school. he attended lakeshore elementary next door. >> her son is an eighth grader and always wanted to attend lowell, his father as alma mater. >> i feel like the hard work my son has strived to the achieve

was all for nothing. >> reporter: she said she has little faith in the lottery system after her son didn't get in to any of his middle school choices. >> getting choked up, we are just trying to do our best for our children and lowell was an option that i feel like is not there now. >> kate larson, abc7 news. >> next week we will have a report card, our building a better bay area education team will look at virtual learning and for those that returned to class, what in person classes look like and we will hear from teachers and parents about the biggest frustrations and what is working. join us, starting monday for education week. fitness clubs now have the okay to reopen in alameda county, 24 hour fitness welcomed back members in all 11 locations, including this club. officials with the chain say they are closely following health official guidelines and have their own additional cleaning protocols.

and managers had will limit occupi occupancy. >> san francisco is trying to watch the recovery. they said is that the task force needs to be simplified so small businesses can launch quicker. an example is a new cannabiss dispensary. the owner said she started the process in 2017. and another recommendation is for the city to keep the parklets that popped up for outdoor dining and it encourages more parking spaces be turned in to restaurant space. >> i like all the outdoor dining. i think it's one of the better things that happened with covid. >> the report had 41 suggestions and mentions keeping an eye on empty office space and hotels and suggests turning some of them in to housing. we have made it easy for you to keep tabs on what is open where you live. this interactive reeping tracker is on the website, go to abc7

news.com. >> a newly reopened san francisco cafe has been hit by a vandal and a thief in the course of a week. a man stole several toys from toy boat by jane. the desert and sandwich shot was sold to a new ownerer and reopened three weeks ago. the owner said the thief came in yesterday pretending to be a worker who was there the vandalized window. he took toys with him when employees were helping customers. >> the neighborhood, the community, everyone has been so supportive. we have had people dropping off toys to donate. it's been like a pretty rotten experience. you know, like it's a bummer to have that happen. but, it's also kind of inspirational to see how people like rally behind you. >> yeah, really is, michael said she was just love for the thief to just return the toys. wouldn't that be nice, let's

hope that happens. well, italian heritage week kicked off in san francisco this evening. ♪ a singer serenaded people in washington square with italy's national anthem, many of the year's activities of course will be virtual because of the pandemic. that includes an online celebration to replace the traditional parade through north beach on sunday. the annual outdoor cinema season kicked off tonight in san francisco. due to covid-19, it's a drive in affair at the market plaza. people came in their cars to watch different short stories. movie goers were encouraged to bring take-outs from local restaurants another screening is next friday, it's free but online reservations were required. it looks like a perfect night for a outdoor movie. >> that is fun, i love that idea. we have the weekend weather for you. >> yeah, and the weekend weather looks fantastic.

i remember those drive-in movie theater type things those are fun. i want to show you a time lapse of why the weather was just so comfortable today. take a look from the mount t a am cam, we had a nice marine layer going. deep in to 3,000 feet and then a system went in to southern california, mixed out that marine layer and broke it all up and kept the temperatures in the low 60s to mid 70s for most of the bay area. taking a look at a second system that is pushing in to the pacific northwest. and it is going to continue to advance to the east, but what's going to happen is it will squeeze out a little drizzle, maybe a few sprinkles as we head towards tomorrow morning.we hav. we have the north bay right now, temperatures anywhere from the mid 50s to mid 60s and the air quality, this has been the biggest story which has been so good today. everyone in the green right now. so, enjoy the fresh air, because

it's not going to last forever. here's the hour by hour forecast. the smoke forecast that is. less smoke expected for your saturday. sunday things change because we see a shift in in the wind direction coming more out of the north. that drives the smoke in. you will start to see the oranges and the pinks showing up. which is, deteriorating air quality unfortunately for the second half of your weekend. spare the air is in affect through tomorrow, because of the glass fire, poor air quality in the north bay. good for the rest of the region. you will notice sunday through tuesday. moderate air quality and i would expect the spare the air will get extended. well it is socked in from the emery ville camera, but sprinkles and a stray shower tomorrow, warmer sunday and we are looking at dry, gusty off shore winds sunday in to monday. hour by hour forecast showing you the sprinkles around the north bay at 7-9:a.m. as we head in the afternoon, can't rule out drizzle or sprinkles and going in the evening.

still a lot of cloud cover and the temperatures will be similar to today. second half of your weekend those numbers will bounce back. temperatures low to upper 50s in the morning except santa rosa, upper 40s. tomorrow afternoon, 61 in half moon bay, all the way to 76 in fairfield. it's going to be mild, hazy around the north bay. the accu weather seven forecast we will turn it around on sunday, warmer weather, brighter skies. expecting the warmth to continue and cranking the heat, we will see mid 90s next weekend but with that comes the higher fire danger. especially with the winds sunday in to monday and again, wednesday through friday. we will be watching it closely for everyone. in the meantime, enjoy the weekend. >> thank you, more to come here, creating the first black owned team in nfl history. next the

the african-american group working to bring an nfl team back to oakland is setting its sights on the coliseum property. they submitted a prepoleopposals week offering to buy out the city for $92 million. >> eour goal is to include a convention center, include a sports and entertainment museum. include, you know, affordable housing, include hospitality

which create entry level positions for people that live within our community. now, abc sports. >> good evening, it's the quarterback shuffle for the

49ers. jimmy garoppolo will be back recovering from a high ankle sprain. hey, george kittel turned 25 years old. happy birthday to george. he is still questionable with a knee injury. coach kyle shanahan said it will depend on the next two days to see if he can go, goi to be a normal ankle sprain and i can come back and get mentally prepared each week. i was kind of talking to myself, telling myself, i can play this week. i will be all right. it took a little time but i'm glad to be back out with the guys. feels great. >> c.j. came in and played well, and i know nick is happy for c.j., they are are close and respect each other. and nick is not going to make too big a deal of it, next time he gets the opportunity, he will be ready. >> baseball, rays and yankees,

game type of, yankees fans in a hotel overlooking the ballpark. first hit in the game comes in the fourth. courtesy of aaron judge, opo-taco, 1-0, they love it in thoelths. tied the at 1 in the eighth. chapman throws a hundred. they don't care about triple digits that is gone. giving the rays a lead, and the dugout going crazy. yankees down to the final out, lining on out to one-time a's farm hand joey wendell in third and the rays beat the yankees, knock them out, 2-1. they will face the astros in the alcs, oh, a thriller in the nba finals. lebron james verse jimmy butler. back and forth town the stretch. mickey mouse in the house. disney company is the parent company of abc7, we saw great action. butler, with the jumper, 103-101, lakers up by one. it's butler the fade away. 35 points and a triple double.

lebron goes for 40. not to be denied inside. 19 seconds left. butler fouled by anthony davis. lakers the not like the call. makes both free throws. 11 seconds left. danny green for the win. markieff morrison throws it away. the heat win ♪ ♪ try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. back at jack in the box.

♪ try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. back at jack in the box. all right, have a good weekend. we appreciate your time, jumy

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♪ >> artistic, colorful. >> this magical cacophony of art. >> just what everybody needs right now. you can't describe it. you have to see it. you just felt like you were in a completely different world. >> it touches you. you see so many colors, and the world seems colorful and bright again. >> during this time, people wanted something that was more escapism, that was more playful, that was not so in depth, that was easy to digest. so, let's just kind of escape reality and go back to our age of innocence. so, this first riddle, we're just gonna think like a child. ♪ >> they just wanted to go outside and play, enjoy each

other, so we created a whole experience that's sort of about escapism, called the riddle of the sphinx. so what we did is, we wrote an extraordinary experience where it's in the imagination of every guest who comes, and they get to see the art sort of transforming and appearing as part of the experience. >> come here and enjoy, really, this beautiful moment of magic. ♪ >> we're doing a tour of the indoor of the house. it was a very introspective journey. it was sort of a respite for people from that crazy rat race we're living. and on march 15th, we were just closed down like the rest of the city. artists got up and left. >> we can't do anything, and we know that people are out there, and they're looking to do something. >> one day, i was out watering the lawn. i started visualizing some art out here, and it was just an epiphany and said, "let's just work outside." i was looking at the healthy ordinances and all that. i decided, "let's turn this museum inside out." >> we wanted to continue creating. astarteng. put out a call oull the artists. and little by little, organically, it started turning

into an actual experience. it took some time. this happens to be pan. pan has a whole story around him that you engage with pan. ♪ we see a woman made of mirrors in a tub, and it's sort of about the empowerment of a woman. it was, like, celebrating the reproductive system, which you see is all in red. proudly reflecting it onto others to reveal a metamorphosis, which i think is what everyone is going through right now, in some sense. >> there's a garden of youth and innocence and playfulness. it's how we greet you. [ bamboo rattling ] there's a garden of life and sensuality and sexuality. ♪ and then there's a garden of wisdom and the unknown. ultimately, leads us on this path of life. i think it ignites every part of