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gun violence rocks downtown san rafael. two people are dead. two north bay counties asking vaccinations. >> proof of vaccination required to get inside multiple san francisco establishments. what that looks like on a busy saturday night. it was a nice start to the weekend, but we are tracking a cooler finish. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. i have it but don't have it with me. >> it makes me feel better to >> some san francisco bar goers caught off guard tonight as more and more venues are requiring proof of vaccination

to get inside. business owners and customers navigating the new rules and the changing pandemic. good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm dion lim. you are watching abc7 news at 11:00 live here on abc7 and wherever you stream. abc7 news reporter matt boone spoke to bar and venue owners about how people have been responding to the vaccine requirement. >> i'm 21. i promise. >> reporter: it is not just your id you will need to get into the oasis cabaret and nightclub in san francisco. proof of vaccination is required, too. >> it make it is whole night what it is supposed to be. >> reporter: darcy is the owner. he says when they reopened in june, they were one of the first small venues in the city to require a vaccination, but got rid of the policy when things were looking good in early july. >> as soon as the delta variant became more prevalent, we felt for the safety of our staff and

performers it was the right thing. >> reporter: drag performer katia says the comeback of their entire industry will rely on people being comfortable. >> there is a lot of trepidation about coming back to live venues. if you really want to come see this show. it gives you a little incentive to go and do the right thing for the community at large. >> reporter: at the cafe in north beach, the policy has been in effect for a week. catching some people off guard. >> i have it but i don't have it with me. >> reporter: lj jones says she got vaccinated but had to sit outside because she didn't have the proof with her. >> i won't come back here. >> reporter: for hailey cruise, she came her because of the policy. >> it makes me feel safer. >> reporter: she hopes more bars will follow suit and it is possible they will. the sf bar owner's alliance plan to announce on monday whether they will make this a

widespread policy among their locations. in san francisco, matt boone, abc7 news. >> if you are vaccinated and want proof on the go, the state has a website where you can download an electronic version of the card you received when you first got your shot. some bars and restaurants are helping to point people to the site. the website url is on your screen. we have a link to it on our website. as covid cases surge, two north bay counties are asking their residents to get vaccinated before a rise in hospitalizations stressing their medical center. luz pena is part of our vaccine team and spoke to people in marin and sonoma county on how they will boost vaccinated numbers. >> reporter: it is the tale of two highly vaccinated counties. both seeing a fast up tick in covid cases. >> it is about 85% now of our residents who are infected with the delta variant. >> we started to notice an

increase in our hospital census. >> reporter: sonoma county reporting a thousand active reporting cases for the first time since march. in sonoma county, 22% of the population is unvaccinated. that is about 120,000 people. and according to the state's latest projection, by august 21st, there could be about 50 people in the hospital with covid. and, 14 deaths. they say all this is preventable. >> we have a mobile health van reaching out to places where some of our homeless patients are at to get vaccinated. last but not least. in our hospitals across providence we are providing vaccinations for patients at the time of discharge. >> reporter: marin county has one of the highest vaccination rates in the state with more than 85% of the population fully vaccinated. as the delta variant takes hold, what they anticipated happened. this week, an unvaccinated resident died. the first covid death in two months. marin county reporting 258 covid cases in the last two

weeks. >> the delta variant is very good at finding them people who are unvaccinated. >> reporter: an announcement he could be making as earlys a next week, seriously considering mandating vaccine. >> we are seriously considering mandating vaccines in high risk settings. not the population as a whole, but people whose occupation puts them at close contact with vulnerable people. care settings, hospitals nursing facilities. jails. other places where if an outbreak does occur, the consequences are much more dire. >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> if you are interested in making a vaccine appointment, we have information for you at our website. along with answers to more of your questions. just head to

abc7news.com/vaccine. new at 11:00 now, highway 4 in concord remains closed as the chp investigates a shooting. one person was shot and killed. another struck and has moderate injuries. after the shooting, officers say the victim's black toyota crashed into a guardrail at the top of the port chicago off ramp. it appears there are bullet holes in the driver side door. chp shut down all westbound lanes of the highway as the officers gathered evidence. a suspect vehicle left the scene, but officers have not identified a vehicle or any potential suspects. at least two people are dead and four others wounded following a shooting outside a nightclub in san rafael, that shooting happened on third street and luten's place in downtown san rafael just before 11:00 last night. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has more on the investigation. >> i heard gunshots. i saw some flashes from a barrel. >> reporter: warren says he and his friends took cover when

they saw a man firing a gun at luten's place. >> at least ten bullets were fired in rapid succession. >> reporter: the windows of this hair salon shattered by flying bullets. a 62-year-old man, possibly homeless, was wounded in the gunfire. >> at first, i did think it was gunshots. th violence unfolded around 10:30 friday night near a nightclub on 4th street where a concert was happening. but it is unclear what prompted the shooting. >> some where in that area, there was gunfire exchanged from a high powered automatic rifle. >> reporter: witnesses saw a dodge charger speeding from the scene. police stopped the car on wolf grate and found two 25-year-old men inside with gunshot wounds. one victim from fairfield, the other from pittsburgh. about the same time, police say two men from stockton were involved in this crash. one was dead, the other wounded. >> while that was going on, we

got a call from a local hospital that a vehicle had driven up to the local hospital. door opened, victim dropped on the ground. >> reporter: the victim died. officials condemning the night of gun violence and property damage. >> this is something you don't want to see in your town. where, a business here has its windows completely shot out. right in the middle of a busy downtown area. it is unacceptable. >> reporter: those bullet holes hard to miss in this concrete pillar. i got a statement from david spiller who says his staff is working tirelessly to bring the people who committed this crime to justice. his thoughts and prayers going out to the victims and their families. they are asking for any information the public might have on this crime. cornell bernard, abc7 news. now to the major wild fires in california. the dixie fire in butte and plumus counties is now the largest in the state.

the tamarac fire in the southern sierra remains out of control. the tamarac fire is moving quickly and scorched more than 66,000 acres. water drops like the one you see here are part of the assault on the fire burning on the california nevada border. several homes so far have been lost to those flames. nevada's governor has declared a state of emergency for one county in the fire's path. a couple who is prepared to evacuate are also members of the fire protection district. >> so, once we got our own family settled we would make sure we had our radios and all we needed to respond to emergencies. >> it started as a lightning strike and is just 4% contained. crews expect full containment august 31st. northwest of thstate continues its run. the dixie fire now threatens how thousands of homes and businesses. most along lake almanor's west

shore. there are 14 mandatory evacuation zones. at 181,000 acres, it is 20% contained. the national weather service says smoke from the dixie and tamarac fires is causing unhealthy air quality over much of the sierra this weekend. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, several dozen new nurses graduated in san francisco today. how they feel heading into the medical profession as the pandemic rages on. and, i'm meteorologist drew tuma. as the fog rolls in, we have a couple of comfortable days on the way. 84 hot weather. things come back. we'll have the details in the forecast ahead. and, check this out. the white house lit up red, white, and blue as team usa goes for the gold in tokyo.

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after not medaling in the first day of competition, the u.s. has godden gold. the gold went to swimmer chase calisz: covid is continueing to impact the competition. broson dochambaeu dropped out after testing positive. >> reporter: tonight, covid continuing to impact the tokyo olympics as the first full day of the games got underway. the first scheduled match for women's beach volleyball canceled after the czech team had to withdraw because of a positive case. rising cases to at least 127.

official. new cases up 133% in the city of tokyo over the last seven days. doing nothing to ease concerns that this is causing a health emergency. breaches of covid protocol after some officials and athletes were seen without masks. despite the risker, the game is in full swing, the gymnastic team landing in fourth place behind japan, china, and russia. no fans, but the squad had simone biles and the other gymnasts cheering their support from the stands. sam mckunac hoping to lead the team to its first medal since 2008. brody malone said he had more time to prepare. >> it help med having the year off. it gave me more numbers under my belt. >> reporter: and the decision

by the u.s. women's soccer team not participating in the opening ceremonies paying off. jill biden attended that match and biden also joined the french president to take on a three on three basketball game making its olympic debut. moving on now, a convicted serial killer known as the dating game killer died today at a hospital. 77-year-old rodney alcala was on death row since 2010. a jury in orange county convicted him for the murders of four women and a girl in the late 70s . investigators linked him to other deaths in four other states and say his true victim count will never be known. he was known as the dating game killer because he was a contestant on the show back in 1978. prison officials say he died of natural causes. santa cruz police say they arrested two people for vandalizing a black lives matter mural in front of city hall last night.

the police chief shared a picture that showed tire marks all over the mural. the suspects are 18 and 19 years old. both face charges of felony vandalism and conspiracy to commit a felony. volunteers painted the mural last september. the mayor says the mural will be repaired. more people today joined the ranks of front line health care workers here in the bay area. mission college held a graduation ceremony at its santa clara campus for both this year's and last year's registered nursing classes. due to the pandemic, the 2020 class did not get a penning ceremony and instead was included in this year's ceremony. new nurses talked about how the pandemic changed the way they learned and the way they will work. >> we had to take zo. and then, also, go to the hospital. but with determination, we were able to do it. >> all we can do as nurses is continue to educate. educate the population. get people vaccinated and do the best we can to keep

everybody safe. >> 58 people were honored in today's ceremony. congratulations to them all. nice to see. >> that's great. >> yeah. something that is not so great, the chance of zero rain. >> yeah. and, we are seeing at least a couple of comfortable days tomorrow and monday and then the heat returns inland as you get to midweek. right now, live look outside. the explore camera showing you what you can see of the skyline of san francisco. we have that fog. our marine layer. it is growing. we will likely have coastal drizzle as well. air quality tomorrow and on monday, the majority of us, we have fresh air. we are good. we are green to go. but, the same cannot be said across the entire state. we have the fires currently burning right now and a lot of smoke being emitted, especially across parts of northern california. reno, redding, lake tahoe. we had a lot of smoke over lake tahoe. that continues tomorrow where we will see areas of unhealthy air quality to our onshore flow

in place. 55 in the stay. 58 in oakland. 62, san jose. 52 now in santa rosa. live doppler 7 along with satellite, the story we are tracking you can see moisture, monsoonal moisture in the desert southwest. some of that will lift into california but the majority of the thunderstorm chances will remain to our east. what we will find, a little bit of an increase in humidity starting monday. we have the fog rolling in from the coast. mid to upper 50s first thing tomorrow morning. talking about the marine layer. there it is. we will likely have coastal drizzle to deal with. as the fog pulls back to the coast into the afternoon, you can see the high clouds streaming in from the south. so, end the day, on partly sunny skies to finish out the we high ins the micro climate. 81 san jose.

79 the high in sunnyvale. 64 pacifica. downtown san francisco, 64 downtown. 65 and breezy for daly city. 65 in sausalito. up 101, 84 in novato. 94 in cloverdale. 79 the high in napa. the east bay is breezy with additional cloud cover in the afternoon. 70 in oakland. 75 in hayward. 80 in fremont. inland, pretty comfortable this time of the year, not too hot just yet. 87 walnut creek. 89 pleasanton. 90 in pittsburgh. here is the accu-weather seven day forecast. the morning clouds, a little breezy in the afternoon. monday is the coolest day. the cloudiest day as well. feels a little humid out there. a slight chance of thunder looks to our's. wednesday and thursday, you see temperatures going back into the triple digits. >>

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the garlic festival is back after two difficult years. this was the first since a mass shooting in 2019. and, last year, it was canceled because of the pandemic. that forced organizers to reimagine the festival as a drive through event. things may have changed but the flavors and aromas are still the same. this was the second sold out day in a row. tomorrow sold out as well. but it is worth checking for next weekend. all right, chris alvarez joining us with a preview of sport. thinking about food and garlic. >> i can actually smell the garlic all the way here. oh, garlic fries. that's the best. coming up in sports, the quakes and giants with games in the bay. plus extra effort in the

sports on abc7 is sponsored by toyota. >> happy birthday to barry bonds who played seven years in pittsburgh before the final 15 here in san francisco. dwayne kkuiper back in the booth after undergoing chemotherapy. gregor blanco makes it a 4-0 game. when kevin newman, r.b.i. knock up the middle. two more runs will score, closing out gausman's day. will crow, nine career high strikeouts right there. steven duggar goes down.

bottom of the six. lamont wayne jr. and he get to say that is out of here, 10th homer since being called up may 31st. good to see a giants highlight there. giants trying to rally. chris stratton knocks out darin ruf. giants lose 10-2. they will look to avoid the sweep to the pirates tomorrow. as , mariners, these fans getting close with the action out there. bottom three, as up haniger to center. look at this. abo grt close to it. but it is a mariners home me aramis garcia going the other way. and that ball is just inside the foul pole. gone for a home run: so nice,

we show it twice. we are all tied up at 4-4. oakland had a franchise high five wild pitches friday. tonight, bases loaded. two outs. mariners walk off, 5-4. it is a party at paypal park. quakes back at home for the first time in nearly a month. san jose with a great chance. but, javier lopez, the shot is wide. scoreless into the 40th minute. using the free kick. ball out to mattias. th is a st 1-0, houston. late in the first half. stoppage time. off the free kick. carlos espinoza sends it in. and eric valentin knocks it in. second half. stoppage time. off the free kick. and san jose that is a goal. but, andy rios called off sides and it finishes in a 1-1 tie. san jose's fourth straight tie as the match streak extends to

11. abc7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. tough night on the baseball fields and a tie on the quakes. >> oh man. clearly that coach was not amused. >> his chair looks comfy though. get them next time. >> thanks chris. much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00. in tokyo, we talk to the architect of the olympics stadium. about how he used his design to pay tribute to his country. and, new developments in and, new developments in the effort to recall governor is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com

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moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. now, to the latest on the covid surge. with the u.s. recorded more than 43,000 new cases per day, up nearly 51% in the past week. some states are seeing hospitals once again fill up with covid patients. areas with the lowest vaccination rates are getting hit the hardest. the ceo of the uams medical center in arkansas says he is seeing anti-vaccine attitudes change. >> all the patients who were hospitalized here, upon recovery, have changed their mind and would get vaccinated. once they are discharged. >> there are new questions about the need for vaccine booster shots as well. the new york times reports senior health officials believe a third shot may be necessary for immunocompromiseed. for immunocompromiseed. the cdc says more evidence is needed. in hayward today, the la familia group organized a food

give away and vaccination event free to everyone just for showing up. those over 12 who received the vaccine got a $50 gift card as well. while kids got ice cream. several dozen people got vaccinated. >> we know that a lot of our essential workers are here, we know that families that have direct access with are here. and maybe some mistrust in the vaccine. part of our job is not to just provide the resources but educate the community on getting vaccinated. >> la familia confirmed they could bring the vaccine straight to people's homes. if you are interested in a vaccine appointment, we have that information on our website, abc7news.com. new developments now. the california republican party has cleared the way for a possible endorsement in the september recall election. today, the party decided that on august 7, gop delegates will vote on which candidate to endorse out of the 24 who have qualified for the ballot. the candidate will require at

least 60% for the vote. it is possible there won't be any endorsement. an endorsement would come with the helpful campaign cash in the weeks before the recall. california voters last week called the governor back in 2003. we put together an abc7 originals documentary about that election. you can find it at the abc7 bay area app wherever you stream. facebook has just introduced a prayer button for groups in the u.s. the new feature is part of the company's outreach to religious communities. facebook spokesperson says they decided to try it out after noticing an increase in people asking each other for prayers during the pandemic. some people, though, are skeptical about facebook's intentions. >> it seemed like it was achieving something that was the opposite of what we achieve praying, making a sincere and personal connection between us and god. any time facebook rolls out

anything, we assume they are trying to make money off of us. >> a spokesperson said the data could help them decide which ads to show users. comedian jackie mason has died. mason was known for his sharp wit and political incorrectness and was an amateur boxer. and then a rabbi, before turning a career into stand up comedy. he is perhaps best known by younger fans as the voice of crusty the clown's father on the symptoms. mason received a tony award and for his successful one man shows on broadway. he died after being hospitalized two weeks. he was 93 years old. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, more on the olympics. we talk to the architect who designed the stadium for

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billions of people watch the olympics. it is where stars are born. usually, the first star of the games is not a person, but where the opening ceremony takes place. this year, it is japan's brand new national stadium. reporter david ono is in los angeles and spoke with the architect. >> reporter: the beauty of japan lies within its simplicity. a vivid green rice field. the powerful pacific. centuries old temples. in japan, it is about connection to nature, tradition, culture. with the smallest gesture makes the smallest statement. in this society, to simply give a gift, not expensive, but meaningful, is so important. a sign of respect. when you come to visit, it is

common to receive a gesture of welcome. upon my visit, i received this book. inside, e inscription to david. kuma and his latest creation will be at thstage for the toky olympics. achieving a level of fame reserved for the finest in the world. yet, this thoughtful man takes a moment to welcome a stranger. >> we are all set here. are you set? >> reporter: while quarantining in my hotel room, i had the honor of talking to kuma who says the stadium is not just a building but a symbol of his country. instead of just concrete and steel, he added something he sees is very important to japanese tradition. wood. 47 types of wood from the 47 prefectures that make up japan. as big as the stadium is, he still wants it to show just the

opposite. >> so, tokyo, we still have many small narrow streets. and, those with small houses and shops. >> reporter: more remarkable, in a daring move, he designs the giant venue without air- conditioning. >> we tried to bring natural without air-conditioning, people can feel the wind. >> reporter: it is about building for the future. being in harmony with the earth. in japan, there is no political debate about global warming. there is an understanding here that we have to change. and, in front of the billions who will be watching the olympics, kuma's olympic stadium could be a unifying force.

>> it also sends a strong message to the world. >> reporter: though the rest of the world is just discovering the brilliance of this architect, you will find his work all over japan. turn the pages of his book, all pushing the theme of sustainability. this is a cake shop. but it is so much more. they call this place a forest in the city. kuma uses an ancient japanese technique where cypress wood is weaved together creating an incredibly powerful stability. there are no columns holding up this building. just the weaved wood. capable of withstanding japan's powerful earthquakes. from a one of a kind starbucks where the wait is an hour, to refurbishing a 350-year-old temple. kuma's work is everywhere. he even designed a mobile homemade of wood that people can buy. this one is on the lawn of the national museum of modern art

tokyo. his son, an architect himself, meets me here. and shows me around an exhibit about his father's work. on display, scale models, and photos of ingenious buildings that now stand all over the world. each one is unique for its purpose and place. we eventually arrive at kuma's designs for the japan national stadium. taichi points out a subtle detail. each seat is a different color making the stadium look full. >> it is under construction. it is empty. but you see almost like there is a human e lors on the chairs. >> so it always looks like a full stadium. >> exactly. >> though nobody is in there. >> reporter: it is an important illusion in our empty covid world. >> he kind of thinks

inventively. he is using not only his brain, but body to feel the environment. >> reporter: i also got the privilege of visiting kuma's office where his designs come to life. there is a lot of work going on here. and it is not surprising this high-rise building has a perfect view of his latest and soon to be most famous creation ready for all to see. let's be clear. his gift is not the book. it is the remarkable work that fills its pages. and the message this artist is sending to the world. david ono, abc7 news. >> oh, the architecture is so beautiful. i wish we could go. >> i know. >> we have part of the city. >> japantown. >> and it is not a bad day to do it. we have the fog rolling in. temperatures in the 50s , 6 0z. here is that marine layer.

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against france. west coast time. devin booker, chris middleton, and jrue holiday finished playing in the nba finals resulting in milwaukee's first championship in 50 years. the trio met in seattle friday, and arrived in japan 24 hours before tipoff. all expecting to play in the opening game jet lagged and all. >> i have a lot of respect for those guys. for not only committing to do this. but, actually keeping their word. you know. i have a tremendous amount of respect for those guys for seeing their commitment through. and, it is on us to make sure that we do our parts and make sure they are rewarded with what they ultimately came here for. which is to help us compete. the nhl draft finished up. the sharks drafted eight more

players. they took william echland. he celebrated in his home with his family last night in sweden. the 18-year-old stands 5' 10", 178 pounds and known for his speed an acceleration on the ice. sharks director of scouting doug wilson jr. says he was ranked second on their draft board. they are just over the moon to have him. he scored 11 goals with 12 assists. >> i like to be in the offense. with my passing game. in the corners. hard working guy for a team. >> you will see the maturity. he is a coach's dream. just how he plays the game. you spend some time around him, you will get the same feeling we have. a cool moment friday night as will bednar made his first trip to oracle park. the family affair got a little

awkward when brother david took the mound in the eighth. you buster posey grounds out. will starts to clap. then stops. older brother gets donovan solano to strike ouno way on saturday afternoon. matt smith set in a pro stock motorcycle record going over 205 miles an hour. in the quarter mile. 205.4 miles an hour. hard to read on that board. the super charger explodes to the finish line. she still was the top qualifier to almost 330 miles an hour. check this out in slow motion. the finals are sunday afternoon. sunday marks seven weeks 49ers detroit. fred warner signed a five year $95 million extension this week. the team captain well aware of

how fortunate he is and recalled a time where he wondered if he would ever play football again. >> i had a knee scope after my first year. the guys in the weight room had videos of me rehabbing from that. and i forgot about it. you forget after you have gone through them. i look back and think man, my life was hell back then. in those moments i was like, a contractor, stuff like that, was the furthest thing from my mind. i was just trying to make it past that day and get my knee right to play football so it is just really special. the warriors are getting set to make two picks in the upcoming nba draft. but, dubs guard damian lee made a selection that ended up being just perfect for mom. damian surprised mom with a brand new car. and, she was obviously thrilled. on twitter, damian said his mom never wants anything.

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