room remains no one san francisco family who couldn't keep up with rent on their apartment during the pandemic. >> you said that you had to move to this hotel because this is the only thing you can afford at that time. >> [speaking foreign language] >> good evening and thank you for joining us. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 6:00 live here on abc 7, hulu live and wherever you happen to stream. >> we talk about building a better by area we are talking about myth -- making it better for people like maria. >> now there is hope. in the last few hours we learned the state assembly passed a to help struggling renters. abc 7 news reporter spoke to local officials about what needs to be done at the state and the local level to help these families. she joins us live from the

newsroom. luz. >> the numbers are concerning. just in san francisco there are over 24,000 tenants behind in rent. a local and state program only protects about 8500 of those tenants. i meat single mom who lost their job during the pandemic. after getting harassed and threatened, she self evicted. now she's living in a san francisco hotel with her two kids hoping to not end up in the streets. >> [speaking foreign language] >> for the past six months maria and her two kids have been practical homeless. >> you tried to go to a shelter and they told you they were packed? >> [speaking foreign language] >> she self evicted after losing her job during the pandemic. and falling behind in rent. she found this hotel the monthly fee is $1,000 but again with only two days of work at a restaurant, she afford

this. >> you owe $3,000? >> [speaking foreign language] . >> her story is one of 24,000 households in san francisco that are struggling with late rent payments due to the pandemic. >> we are looking at between about 150 million and 350 million dollars owed in back rent. we are talking about a total of $90 million that has been committed through the federal government. that still leaves about $60 million gap. >> as of last wednesday francisco received about 2,000 applications for rent relief. supervisor preston is pushing for more aide. >> it will be tens of millions of dollars more. in a worst case situation, it would be $100 million more. we have reserves in this city. >> so far the state promised $5.2 billion to spend up rent for tenants. >> i think it is a step step stp

right direction. >> as for maria, she on to her faith! >> [speaking foreign language] >> there are moments you go to the bathroom and you cry. >> [speaking foreign language] >> describing how she sides in the -- hides in the bathroom and cries while her children asks if she is okay. she is the face of many of those 24,000 tenants and after airing the story during our 4:00 p.m. newscast several of you can how can you help now? maria just opened a gofundme page. you find -- can find that link on our website. >> is there some kind of new

wave of homelessness approaching our state? >> that is the concern the housing crisis in california goes beyond extending rent protections. $27.3% of californian tenants are paying more than half of their pre-tax income in rent. that is the third highest rate in the entire country. the pandemic worsened this crisis and now housing activists say local and state leaders need to focus on rent protection but also helping many of these people find employment now. >> much appreciated. thanks. oakland's police chief is concerned crime will go up after the city council voted to take $18 million away from the department. the money will be diverted to fund alternative programs intended to prevent crime and respond to minor offenses. the chief said every type of crime in oakland has increased this year except rapes and burglaries. there have been 65 homicides this year. that is compared to 35 at this

time last year. >> saturday night i went out to a scene of a young man that lost his life and a lady yelled tout window, do something about it. without the resources, it makes it challenging to make oakland safe. >> oakland has 714 officers. the chief said full staffing is 788 officers. light rail service is still suspended a month after the attack. abc 7 news reporter expla exp trains could be running again. >> elected officials take steps to help restore light rail service in santa clara county. >> i'm pleased to announce that plea for help and for resources was met with the kind of action

that it deserved. >> all trains at the light rail facility have been idle since may 26th when the disgruntled maintenance worker killed nine of his co-workers before turning the gun on himself as officers closed in. earlier today state senator dave and assembly member announced the vta will receive $20 million to assist with the recovery. >> working with the vta administration and -- union leadership, we were able to make the compelling case even at this late hour in terms of the budget process of the dire need. >> half can be used for facility repairs and improvements. they hope to resume --

[ indiscernible ] sfl we -- >> we need to make sure our employees feel safe and secure and have the resources they sdmeed the equipment and the environment that they need to be able to do their jobs. >> the yard is the central location where trains are stored and maintained and suffered significant damage to specialized equipment during the shooting. fixing the challenge. >> there is no play book for what we all went through and i can tell you there are some amazing chapters being written right now. >> transit family still grieving from the devastation. back to you. >> the vta shooting happened about a month ago but trauma shoes -- shows up in different ways

different people. hate after years -- they are now asking why the city's improvement project is taking so long. the project from mission street to lumbar street will create san francisco's first bus rapid transit system as well as replace a 100-year-old water main and sewer system. abc 7 news i-team reporter dug into today's new report. >> businesses up and down this two mile stretch of san francisco have long had a different name. >> it is just a mess. >> a mess that also caught the attention of san francisco's 19 person civil grand jury. >> you can imagine with five, six years of construction, a lot of us and including our friends and acquaint nances ask why is it taking so long. >> they found the cost of the project has increased $37 million. also that bus service is slated

to begin in 2022. three years later than promised. the city said the delays were driven by unexpected findings under the surface but the jury found the sfmta could have lessened delay and caused over runs. >> they found deficiencies on both the city side and the contractors side. on the city side the jury found that while putting bus rapid transit lines down the middle of the lane will make transit times more smooth, it created delays because existing utilities like power and sewer needed to be moved to the side of the street. the jury also found a lack of exploratory -- [ indiscernible ] >> it would have hemmed them realize how different the maps were compared to reality. >> on the contractor's side the jury found it may have cost less up front but not in the long run. >> they were all focused on resolving these issues of delays

and timeline instead of trying to known investigate and get the project proceeding. >> something which has not been lost on businesses suffering. the i-team interviewed him in 2019 and again today. >> it is just -- not welcoming neighborhood anymore. it is just people -- avoid it. people are not coming this way. you can't blame them either. >> in an e-mail statement they said it has resolved multiple contractor claims relating to issues in the report including several where the contractor acknowledged its short comings. writing in part quote now that the underground work is done we are nearly on time and on budget for the surface component of the project. walsh did not respond to request for a statement. back to you. coming up next, the security camera that does more than watch your front porch. it can scare off thieves. see how it knows when to speak up. he came running back into the bedroom and said there is a

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but can be unloaded to the for prosecution. >> opens the door, meets the police officer and that is the moment where she learned package had been stolen. >> this level of security costs about $100 per month for residential customers. it has helped prevent auto break-ins as well. however, a low cost common sense approach can also be a deterrent. >> lots of light, motion activated lights, don't have dark hidden areas where people can hide or windows that aren't visible from your neighbors or from the street. >> back to you the count down for fourth of july is on. fireworks are illegal even the safe kind.

never the less, people see and hear them every single night. for one family the nearby crackle and pop led to flames in their backyard. abc 7 news reporter stephanie shares this story you will see only on abc 7. >> ford lives in san francisco's diamond heights neighborhood. she and her husbandmanaged -- husband managed to sleep through the fireworks but instead weak up -- woke up to smoke. her husband got up to check outside. >> he came running back into the bedroom and said there is a fire next door. >> fort said within seconds the small blaze exploded in size. >> the fire was 6-feet high. >> her husband jumped the fence with a garden hose and watered down their neighbor's yard only to find a fire work lying in the backyard. these pictures show parts of the burned out deck. >> that was very terrifying.

>> we showed the photos to the lieutenant with the san francisco fire department. >> that entire house could have burned down. that entire neighborhood could have burned down. >> fire crews are bracing for this fourth of july to be one of the worst for fire danger. >> all those combined lead for a -- perfect worst case scenario for grass, trees, bushes to catch on fire. >> fireworks are illegal in the city and county of san francisco. fire crews are still receiving dozens of calls every night mainly in coastal areas. >> fire works have been going on since june. >> rachel owns a dog training and boarding company. she has noticed more dogs go missing last fz in the last month compare to the last several years. >> i have seen at least 20 posters of dogs being missing

because they are so terrified. >> just another reason to think twice this fourth of july, to keep your home and loved ones safe. >> if you see anyone setting off fireworks you report them anonymous. it will either call or text 311 and fire crews will respond to that area. all right. time to get to our weather. not bad here but other places along the west coast? >> yeah, totally sweltering. it will be like that for a while. >> it is an incredible heat wave unfolding both in seattle and portland right now. they have smashed their all time hottest temperatures today. the temperature map here though is a lot better. here is the reason why. live look outside our east bay hills camera, you can thank our marine layer. it has saved us from this historic heat wave for the neighbors to the north where they are setting records. that on shore flow continues tonight. 31 that current wind gust. 29 at sfo. concord we are gusting to 23.

it is keeping temperatures slightly above average. no intense heat on our temperature map right now. inland we in the 80s. 87 in brentwood. comfortable 70 in san jose. 76 that current temperature in santa rosa. to the north we go. look at these temperatures. portland right now earlier this afternoon set an all time record high of 115 degrees. seattle right now at 107. that is their all time hottest afternoon. portland is hotter than palm springs right now. palm springs is at 112. this is a very historic heat wave to the north. for us thankful for that marine layer. tomorrow morning it say long the coast and patchy along the bay shoreline. it pulls back to the coast for afternoon sunshine. overnight we will see numbers mainly falling in the sxhipder 50s. 57 that overnight low in both oakland and san francisco. dropping to about 58 in san jose. 54 in santa rosa.

tomorrow afternoon this is the warmest day we have all week. you do notice no triple digits. inland we are getting warm in the 90s. we will hit 97 in 93 in concord. 91 in livermore. 68 in the city tomorrow. a little bit of afternoon sunshine. that cloud cover will hang on. it is hot in santa rosa, 92. here are the winds tomorrow afternoon. they are picking up once again. we will find those onshore breezes strongest along the coast and through the delta. we will likely find wind gusts from 20 to 30 miles per hour. lets plan the next seven days. tomorrow is all about those morning clouds to afternoon sunshine. tomorrow is the warmestarmestart have all week. right now all eyes on sunday. it does look like we will have some fog to contend with. >> crossing our fingers we can

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consequences. >> it has become one of those san francisco tourist bucket list experiences. riding a go-kart and seeing the sights from an opened cockpit mounted on three wheels. >> most of the time it works out fine, right? >> oh, yeah. >> renters brought back five badly damaged cars last night including this one number 69. >> roll caged is damaged. >> thousands of dollars worth of damage. i got number 69 says the called interneteraridt sleep last nigh. >> he did not return calls from abc 207 day. another of his videos from 2018 shows him driving recklessly and damaging the same cars then. ever since the skateboarder has been on nathan's do not rent

list. the uncan's associate signed the cars out last night instead. ray did the paperwork. >> he seemed really antsy about getting the full insurance. >> the cars were only gone an hour and a half. long before they returned staff had received messages about the vehicles on sidewalks and on grass and driving recklessly and all of this being filmed on video. when they returned, they explained the damage as having started with a blown tire. >> a guy told me -- for the damages i only pay the 150 but if it is is anything morelyely -- more i will cancel the credit card. >> he plans to send all his evidence to the san francisco police. >> why? what is the point? i get it, he will get millions of views for this but --

>> what do you get? >> i get a broken car. >> back to you. can you change the rules in the middle of a race? it is what california democrats are doing as governor gavin newsom faces a recall. and next we are live in surfside, florida. crews are combing through the rubble of that collapsed condo building. they are hoping to find

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had that need in oakland both 89 and 91. it is nice to be able to support other agencies because we know that they have supported us our time of need. >> officials say they are not yet ready to transition efforts from rescue to recovery. joining us live now from surfside, no floshgs once again reporter josh. we have heard it is one thing see this on tv but quite another to be there in person. >> it absolutely is. some of the family members have been going back and forth on buses to get a closer look so they can see for themselves what this looks like. it is breathtaking when you see it up close. there are almost 400 rescuers on the ground now. from as far west as oakland all the way from israel. the whole world rallying together to try to save the 150

people who are still missing. >> five days in, the back breaking work continued with o experte rks omrida aheorld as as israel projecting a hopeful front, increasingly tinged with reality >> i'm cautiously optimistic. i always have hope but with -- all the signs i have studied and everything going on, i do know that -- time is ticking. >> the hope for rescuers involves the way the condo crumbled, pancaking in uneven layers. >> we have been able to place cameras that seem to have large enough spaces, voids, that occupants may still be in there. again it is -- it is in regards to the actual spaces, not to say we have seen anybody down there. we haven't gotten to the very bottom. >> overnight search crews did recover a tenth body in the rubble. a living victim hasn't been found since thursday. this afternoon family members again piled into buses for the rain soaked trip to the site to

see progress for themselves. state officials plan to build a special balcony for easier viewing. >> it was really hard to see up close. there is a lot of rubble. >> and in the background the investigation continues. the condo board had been planning a $9.1 million renovation to address 2018 engineering report called structure damage. today the town's major vowed full transparency in the face of mounting questions. >> we directed our staff to go ahead and scan every shred of documentation the town of surfside has which includes going to our storage sites. we will take everything we have, boxing, digitally, get it scanned and get it up on the website. it is what it is. >> the investigation into what

went wrong if anything was missed or miscommunicated has not even begun yet. the main priority of course remains the search and rescue operation. there is still 150 people missing. as far as county officials are concerned, those people are still alive. we are live in surfside, florida, back to you. >> certainly still holding out hope tonight. josh, many thanks to you. just before that story you and i sort of braced ourselves. it felt like an earthquake. >> yeah. i felt a little rumble, a little jolt. i saw drew react. >> yeah. >> it was kind of -- was that aa fluke of an earthquake. >> it was, right? >> yes. it happened in the east bay. it looks like it was on the hayward fault. it is a magnitude 4.2 right now. that is what the preliminary info is. they will go in and look to see if they will lower that number potentially or bring it up. you can see it happened at about

6:29 p.m. so just a few seconds ago. the depth was pretty deep at 6 miles. you can really feel that especially when it is on the hayward fault. what you are looking at is the earthquake tracker on live doppler 7 and it tracks any earthquakes we do have that occur across the bay area. you see that blinking red dot over the east bay right now. so if you are just joining us, the early info from the usgs is we just had a magnitude 4.2 earth wake shake with the epi center in the east now. they are go in and try to figure out more over the next couple of minutes. it did occur at 6:29. we were just talking about we felt it in the studio which is -- about 30 miles away from the epi center. i'm sure folks in the east bay

are right under this. i want to zoom in a little more so you can see what we are talking about right now. we will show this icon a little bit smaller so we can get a better sense of where exactly that epi center is as we zoom on down. yeah there, you can see perfectly where the epi center is from the usgs. as you move this out of the the way, you can see just to the east of 580 right now. this happened at it looks like it occurred on the hayward fault. of course we will get some details from the usgs. right now the preliminary info, magnitude 4.2 earthquake which if correct me if i'm wrong but that would be the strongest since i think napa if we can get that information. i believe a 4 #26789 -- 4.2 would be one of the stronger ones we have felt. >> certainly a fluid situation

with all earthquakes. the usgs downgrading it within the past minute or so to magnitude earthquake. also getting some new information right now about a 10 minute delay on bart. this is system wide. this is not an uncommon practice after an earthquake such as this. this is standard operating procedure. what they do is they college for -- check for damage on any of these lines. once again now downgraded to a 4.1. bart experiencing a 10 minute delay. certainly our crews are working this story as we speak. much more for you at abc7news.com. now lets continue won some other news. the california assembly has change add bill that would change the timing of the

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and we are back with our breaking news. if you are just tuning in wondering if was there an earthquake, yes indeed there was. they adjusted it to 4.0

now. you are taking a look at a map are of where this took place. it is east of 580. that is the area where this occurred but felt across the bay area. people -- i've heard people on the peninsula, san francisco, we felt it here in studio. we were all looking at each other like is what is happening? just want to let you know that bart is running on a ten minute delay at this point. we are -- we want to hear from all of our viewers out there. if you are hearing any reports of damage, seeing anything. again a 4.0. we would n't expect to see tee much. we are keeping an eye on everything. we will keep you updated flu keu the newscasts. all right. just one year ago the nation struggled with double digit unemployment. today employers are taking unprecedented measures to fill vacant positions.

michael joins us with some really incredible incentives for job applicants. this is really unheard of. >> it is amazing what a few weeks, what a difference the job market is. with employers struggling to fill positions it is can he deaf can he have definitely an employee's job market. it is one of three job offers he considered. she said the story is not uncommon. she said she is seeing multiple job offers in all sectors of the impact. >> i'm seeing it in all areas of the market. >> to compete companies are offering signing bonuses. we found ads offering $1,000 bow pluses for cargo handlers, warehouse team members and even home delivery drivers. that is on the low end. robin stands to get a $3,000

signing bonus if he stays on his job at amazon air for at least six months. >> when i applied they september me an e-mail i think the following day or three days after and told me about the bonus. that was a surprise to me. >> that is one of many incentives being offered to entice applicants. >> they call it pandemic or surge or hazard pay where you are seeing an increase in their hourly wages. there is flex schedules we are seeing a lot of. sign on bonuses that range from $250 to $5,000. >> she hasn't seen these types of offers since the mid to late 90s. that was limited to just technology. this time they are available across all sectors. for many job seekers the signing bonuses are a big factor. >> some of these individuals know and they are shopping around for the best benefit.

>> amazon already already gave robin his first $1,000 bonus. he will get the remaining $2,000 after he spends six months on the job. robin said that additional money gives him something to look forward to. >> it would help a lot with the bills that i'm paying and -- it helped me a ton. >> so why the sudden boom in well with just companies reopening all at the same time, there is a lot of openings. i would say to negotiate. >> the ball is in their court. >> it doesn't happen a lot. take as vantage of it while you can. >> yeah. abc 7 news was in the park today for a celebration for one of the fixtures of the bay area's first responder community. the fire protection district held a retirement party for cheer herald. he joined the department in 1981 and his career made him one of

the region's leaders in search and rescue. he was deployed to ground zero in new york, new orleans and countless disasters around the world. he said all of rewarding. >> when you love something it is not work. this has been one of the greatest privilege ins -- privileges in my life. >> he started when he was wednesday is technically his last day. coming up we are following that breaking news about the earthquake which was downgraded to a 4.0 magnitude quake by usgs. we will keep you updated as

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chase for business ® . make more of what's yours ® . time to get back to the latest on that earthquake. >> a lot of people on twitter saying they felt it certainly in the danville area, walnut creek >> we are getting the shake map in right now. if you are just joining

was a magnitude 4.0. it occurred at 6:29. i was pretty deep at a depth of 7 miles. i just want to zoom into the epo center. just to the east of 580. when you look at this region you immediately think about the hayward fault. as we put the hayward fault and you can see the pulsating epi center, it is right on top of the fault. more than likely this happened on the hayward fault. of course the usgs over the next couple of minutes will get fine tuned details. you see where the fault is and where this earthquake happened. lets talk about who felt it. i mean magnitude 4.0, those can be felt pretty far and wide. you see those pulsating dots across the bay area. we certainly felt it here in the city, along the peninsula as well. it was felt in the south bay. for the most part it was really felt in the east bay which is not shocking. the colors indicating it was anywhere from weak to light shaking. that is what we felt here in the

city. i do want to zoom on in as you get closer to the epi center. you will feel stronger shaking. the stronger shaking we can it was around danville. folks are reporting they felt strong shaking from this earthquake which is not surprising since it was very close to the epi center. you can see a lot of folks in the east bay right now feeling a lot of that shaking. again, that 4.0 was likely on the hayward fault. that red line you are seeing on your screen stretches pretty much up the entire east bay hills. that is the hayward fault. that pulsating dot, that 4.0 is where that earthquake happened. again it was right there. the east bay, a majority of all felt it because it was so close to us. up the peninsula we go from san mateo to south san francisco. a lot of folks here in the city

felt it as well. that shaking lasted about five to eight seconds. we find the strongest shaking was in the east bay. of course danville they are reporting they felt strong shaking with magnitude 4.0. nonetheless, just a reminder it is earthquake country around here. we haven't felt one like that in quite sometime. the east bay felt it the most with this one. >> certainly. thank you. couple of other elements for you here. you can check out the seismic graph. the red when that happened. we want to keep you updated on bart. you can see here an earthquake had been felt within the area. service by bart trains are bartr running at delayed speeds. we have sky 7 running over some bart tracks. this is live view. you can't see anything near except for the track. just a few moments ago we saw some trains moving.

that is your latest update on what is going on with the earthquake and of course keep it tuned to abc 7 news for all the latest. all right. transitioning to someone who didn't feel it. >> i didn't feel it. i was getting ready for this. we will talk a little sports coming up in sports. the warriors

well after a weekend -- [ indiscernible ] the giants hit the road for a six game road divisional trip. tonight kicks off a key two game series in l.a. against the dodgers. san francisco best 50 in 27 overall. three and a half game lead over l.a. in the nl west. giants ready for a battle against their long time rivals. >> we have faced those guys twice already. you already know you are going to have a battle on your hands. try to have a good approach and try to come out on top. >> i probably wouldn't look beyond the first game and in particular looking at our side. he is well rested and has been pitching very well and -- expect that to continue. >> warriors star draymond green has earned a spot on the u.s. olympic basketball team. green is one of 12 players on

the roster. green of course earned gold medal in the 2016 olympic squad. he will look for another championship with his head coach in tokyo. >> i'm excited to be on the olympic coaching staff. it will be great to work with popp. maybe what i'm most excited about is coaching draymond and seeing him play international stage. just an incredible roster of players. an amazing opportunity. >> i have great respect for what he brings to the table as part of our staff. popp is the kind of guy, he gives his assistance leeway. he gives them opportunity to really participate. this is not one man show. steve is a big part of that. >> sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino. all right. that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. >> for drew and chris and all of

us here, thanks so much for joining us. we leave you now with a live picture from sky 7. we have seen from this vantage point trains continue to move. that is the good news. also as of right now no reports of any damage, any injuries that we know of. a story we will continue to follow 24/7 on our abc 7 news app and website abc7news.com. see you back here tonight at 11:00.

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