theory. we ask questions when it comes to turning around a tough neighborhood. thank you for joining us. you're watching abc7 news. building a better area takes some unconventional ideas, like the plan we heard today. >> the city of antioch wants to hire drug dealers designed to give them training and ultimately jobs. as wayne friedman found, it is well-intentioned but short on details. >> reporter: in the sycamore square shopping center, he stares out the window of a quick stop that his family has owned for 3 decades. it's not because he likes the view. >> there have been shootouts and bodies in the parking lot, drug dealing, everything. you name it, it is been here.

>> reporter: the mayor says gangs and drug dealing hole people hostage. so today a unique offer that would give them paid internships with the city. >> if you can show up at 8:00 am in the morning to sell dovecot you can show up here. >> reporter: he proposes to spend the million dollars. but the plan is a bit hazy, beginning with the woman who represents this part of town. >> we should've had more discussions before making these kinds of commitments. >> why would you work for minimum wage? >> reporter: for all the talk and good intentions, one part has business owners frustrated. the mayor said it will be their responsibility to mitigate illegal activities. if not, he

will declare the malls a public nuisance. >> how does it make any sense? private security has come out and worked a month and said, this is out of our control. >> reporter: the mayor describes this plan as conceptual and would like to see it working before the end of the summer.>> you're not going to fight a drug war and win tomorrow. barbara boxer was mugged this afternoon in oakland and had herself installed. the crime happened on broadway near 3rd street in jack london square. she was shot from behind and the person escaped by getting into a waiting car. the phone was tracked to san francisco. a $2000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. just minutes ago we got this statement. the mayor was deeply troubled

to learn of the robbery and assault. she extended her well wishes for a speedy recovery and was relieved to learn that she was not seriously injured. as crime continues to rise, in oakland police say robberies are up 15% this year over last. carjackings are up 95%. in chinatown today, federal and local law enforcement committed to doing more to get dangerous people and weapons off the streets. our insider was there and he is asking tough questions that you want answers to. what did you learn? >> reporter: it is ironic that the former senator was mugged after this press conference ended. there were pledges to do tougher prosecutions, especially if they involve guns. and the reason we have had them is the number of attacks on

asian-americans. i asked the police chief, right now, we are talking about long- term plans and getting to the root cause of crime copper right now, what can you do to make things safer in chinatown? he said put more cops on the street. we asked how many and he said the best he could come up with now was three. >> reporter: you say you will have three more cops in chinatown. how many do you think you should have?>> i don't know what the number is. >> ballpark it. >> i want enough resources to have a visible presence on a daily basis. we see far too many people being arrested by officers, going to jail, and coming right back out. there has to be a level of accountability. i think we have to knowledge that when you have a city like oakland that has 75 homicides and over 1500 robberies and it

is only july, we have a problem. >> what assurances can you give the public that the criminals we saw on video with guns, if they are arrested, they will be off the streets? >> if they are arrested and charged, they will be in jail unless they can afford bail. the california supreme court just came down with a ruling that said you cannot hold someone in jail just because they cannot afford bail. but the caveat to that policy is if someone is a danger to the community or they are a danger to a victim of crime who is a victim, the court does not have to set bail and we see the particular judge holding people in custody because they are a danger to the community. >> reporter: if someone uses a gun in alameda county, will they face the maximum charge?>> yes, we will file the maximum charges. for some, they have

been convicted of a felony. there are individuals being arrested for crimes involving a gun and are already on probation. that bail is no bail. >> reporter: what does this say about the system?>> we are doing what we can. as you know, california is focusing on reform. what we are arguing to the state and to legislators is you cannot go to the place with the community is in danger. >> reporter: if the questions and the manner seemed pushy, that is because we are pushing here. we are pushing behind the scenes to not just expose the videos in the crime but to look at the system itself and where it is working and where it is not working, whether that is in rehabilitation or public safety.>> i mean, i heard you talking about the three or four extra officers.

what is that going to do? will that make any real difference?>> there is difference and then there is real difference. they will have ambassadors walking around and private citizens that will try to put more of a presence there. but, you know, they're asking people to report things. that can make a difference. they ask people to be witnesses. that is not a high probability. there are a lot of people out there and a lot of guns. there is more evidence that they have, the more likely they can put criminals in jail, but we have to keep an eye on this. what happens on the videos one thing, but what happens in the system is another. let's turn now to the effort to build a better bay area by focusing on her health. this is showing new coronavirus cases.

let's take a closer look at the numbers since the beginning of june. you can see the increase takes off in july a few weeks after california reopened and lifted most restrictions. starting next week california will require all state employees and healthcare workers to be vaccinated. this will impact 246,000 californians. state workers are being asked to comply no later than monday. healthcare workers have until august 23rd where they will have to be tested twice a week. the governor said this push is the first step. >> today we are announcing partnerships that include kaiser . the private sector is stepping up. organizations representing physicians and dentists. >> there are only two approved exemptions. unvaccinated employees will be required to wear face masks at

work. today the the the said anyone hired by the city must be vaccinated before beginning work. that requirement begins on wednesday. more and more businesses are requiring proof for their customers. why one south bay business is changing the rules in an effort to keep everyone safe. >> reporter: the owners of this restaurant took the time to stop and smell the flowers on their day off on monday. it is something they worried would not of been possible when they both had covid-19 earlier this year.>> for the whole month i was ill, and two months after that. i still have long-term side effects with bad pain. i will be fine and then i cannot even walk. >> reporter: they don't want

anyone else to go through what they did, so they require proof of vaccinations for all employees and customers.>> we felt that we have to do the safety. people are not telling us the truth about being vaccinated. we want to make everyone safe. wear masks will be required by all customers in the store and unvaccinated people can only dine outside. >> there are people saying that they will tell other people not to come, which does not make sense. if you are telling us not to tell you what to do, why do you tell other people not to come to our restaurant? >> reporter: this restaurant has hygiene measures in place but will not mandate vaccine status unless it is required. >> my employees are starting to just make a decent income. i'm worried we will turn down customers and lose them.

and it will affect my employees. >> reporter: customers say they support any restaurant decision . >> i am okay with it. the only way for this pandemic to end is of a sufficient portion of the population is vaccinated. vaccines are readily available and there's no excuse. >> reporter: despite other businesses introducing mandates, there is no state or county rule as of now. some students start the new year in just a few weeks. as the delta variant is spreading customer asking of schools should consider for hybrid or remote learning. our education reporter talked to a few districts today. >> reporter: dublin unified is aware of the concern around the delta variant. they are confident that school open for in-person learning.

>> we have learned so much from the last 15 months that we can create the mitigations keep everyone safe. >> reporter: they will allow parents to toward the schools. all students and staff must wear a mask classes began. san francisco unified said they are planning for a full return and said, we will continue to monitor updates and follow public health guidance. the governor and legislature have made it clear that there is no going back to distance- learning the way we saw during the pandemic. in fact, that model will not be funded by the state.>> we want kids back full time. >> reporter: if they are not, the district will not collect attendance money. >> students need to be in school and in seats to collect that ada. >> reporter: they will offer independent study for those with health issues that would put them at risk if they were

to return in person. so far only 200 out of 13,000 students have signed up. >> we don't want this to be a covid strategy where parents look at this because they are afraid of covid-19. what we are sharing is we want everyone to come back in person. >> reporter: west contra costa unified wants to make sure that all students are vaccinated. today they offered a vaccination drive ahead of the school year. >> if you have questions about vaccines, you can ask our vaccine team. coming up next, an update on the biggest well fires burning in california right now. some are ferocious. i will have the latest on the air quality there, here,

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pg&e is lunching at cleanup effort in the north bay in the wake of the wildfires last year. they will remove trees. this was after the glass fire. the crews left the wood behind. after a flood of community requests, pg&e will now take care of that.

there are new evacuations tonight because of the dixie fire. it has merged with smaller fires and it is going through butte county. it swallowed up a small fire over the weekend. this is the viewpoint from a network camera stationed about 15 miles southeast of lake allmond or. you can see smoke and flames. cal fire is calling this a megafire and it is the 15th largest fire in state history. it has burned more than 197,000 acres in as many as 10,000 homes are threatened in. steep terrain and the erratic behavior are making things especially difficult. >> the smoke is acid. paper into her lungs. the oxygen level has dropped. >> conditions may get worse later this week with a chance

of thunderstorms followed by an increase amount of wind and higher temperatures as well. full containment could come anytime for the beckwith complex fire. a lightning sparked blaze started on the third and destroyed more than 30 homes and has burned more than 136,000 acres. containment is at 98%. today authorities lifted mandatory evacuations for those displaced by the tamarac fire southwest of lake tahoe. lightning sparked this blaze on fourth of july. it has burned nearly 68,000 acres and is 45% contained. california state route 88 is closed to traffic. cal fire said that taking a community approach to well fires can make all the difference.>> form alliances and

drive your phone number, and these are low hanging fruit that you can be doing monthly before the emergency kicks off. >> cal fire took part in a toa hall that offered fire safety and insurance guidance to people. several council members organized the event. you can see live updates with our welfare tracker. you can find this on her website. things are going to be heating up. >> and the wind does not help. i am tracking the possibility of thunderstorms as you take a look at the satellite and radar. you will see that the thunderstorms are over the sierra nevada. with a deep plume of moisture they are seeing rain associated with this. some of this could lead to flash flooding. flash flood watches are up in

parts of southern california. you will see on the local radar parts of mendocino county is seeing some returns. they are seeing some sprinkles in that area. as we look at the forecast, a couple of sprinkles are not out of the question tonight. a better likelihood is that we could see a few showers into tomorrow. and the thunderstorm potential is there but a low likelihood here in the bay area. the best chance of thunder and lightning will be in the sierra nevada tomorrow. i will take a look at the air quality when i come back. as we continue, a dream getaway to mexico took a terrifying turn when she was attacked by a crocodile.

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mexico. she shared what happened to her. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a fun getaway, but her vacation turned in to a nightmare when she was attacked and dragged into the ocean by a crocodile.>> it came up and i felt heaviness on my leg. i looked down and felt like i was getting pulled. >> reporter: she is now recovering and said happened at the marriott resort where they were staying. a vacationer was nearby and heard it happen.>> they started screaming around 11:45 pm. we jumped up and ran. >> reporter: they saw her battling with the animal. >> i was sitting him wherever i could. >> reporter: they were able to free her and cure her way. her mother learned about the

attack over face time. >> i see her crying and asking for help. she asked for an ambulance. >> reporter: when she got to the hospital they demanded thousands of dollars before treatment. in a statement a spokesperson confirmed the attack and said, the safety and security of our guest and associates is our top priority and we can confirm that appropriate signage as well as red flags of probably in place. but they say no one at the property warns them to be careful and neither had seen the sign, which was not lit up at night. another woman was attacked on the same beach in 2018. they hope that the story serves to a warning to others. >> reporter: she is still here at marin general, where she will undergo a second surgery. she will have a full recovery, but it will take time.

there is a go fund me account to help with her expenses. >> that is terrifying. >> you can only imagine what went through her mind. she is getting help. coming up, research by robots is a new trend and it's taking place right here. tonight we will look at the advantages. the necessity of accountability for what happened. >>

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insurrection. >> kevin mccarthy is blasting her after she rejected two of his choices. we have the latest from washington. >> reporter: a second republican will join the house committee. at the appointment on this week sunday. when will that be announced?>> perhaps after i speak to adam kinzinger. >> reporter: the speaker did exactly that. he said in a statement that he humbly accepted. kevin mccarthy blasted the selection without naming adam kinzinger. he issued a statement accusing her of playing politics and only adding names to the committee who share her preconceived narrative.

he had submitted five republicans to the committee but pulled them all after pelosi said she would block jim jordan and jim banks, both leaders in the conference and allies of the former president. she justified her decision over comments they made about the january 6th attack. mccarthy called the move and egregious abuse of power. despite his objections, the committee will hear testimony on tuesday. the first witnesses will be police officers that balance the mob. they will tell the committee what they went through that day. democrat and committee chairman and liz cheney will deliver opening remarks in the hearing tomorrow. >> tomorrow morning you can watch live coverage right here on abc7. the report starts at 6:30 am.

there are significant hurdles from keeping senators to rap up an infrastructure deal after promises of getting it done by today. the gap appears to be widening between democrats and republicans. they are running into roadblocks about how much to spend on public transportation, water projects, and internet. >> a very important category for me is how this is going to be paid for. >> it is time for everyone to get to yes and produce an outcome for the american people.>> chuck schumer wants to pass the bill with a $3.5 trillion budget bill before the recess in august. 31 years ago today, the ada took effect. joe biden and kamala harris marks the anniversary. >> on that day america became better because we know that an accessible america is a better america. >> the president announced new guidance suggesting long-term

covid could be considered a disability under some federal civil rights laws. he cosponsored the bill when he was a senator. a purple heart recipient received another honor today. he was chosen to be one of the 2021 purple heart patriot honorees. there is a tribute to the courage and sacrifice to the combat wounded. the trip includes visits to the u.s. military academy at west point and the national purple heart hall of fame. we joke about and worry that robots will replace us one day. so far they have made strides in doing repetitive chores on auto assembly lines and dangerous tasks. but now, they are being seen as a tool to speed up the development of new drugs. david looey shows you how they

are helping to advance medicine. >> reporter: it can be one of the most tedious tasks that lab technicians do. filling test tubes to run experiments.>> we want them to be worrying about the experiments they want to run rather than standing under a hood and moving liquids around. >> reporter: now it is the work of robots programmed to work around the clock and without boredom from doing the same procedures endless times. that repetition can lead to human error. there are six of these labs operating in silicon valley. the defense department research agency have outsourced their projects. new drug development could see the greatest benefits. a process requires a test to be done at least 60 times before going to the next step of development. robots can repeat the process reliability reliably on a 24-

hour basis. >> this will change how people think about drug discovery that today takes $2.5 billion in 15 years to get a new drug to market. >> reporter: the robots will review the tests to make sure there are no mishaps. >> this ranges from the early stage drug discovery to the creation of new organisms that can make new materials the way that east makes pure. >> reporter: the the spending tens of billions of dollars could be coming to an end. she just received a very special surprise visit from end. she just received a very special surprise visit from a warriors player. [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash]

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steph curry may have a new career as a florist. he paid a visit to three generations old flower shop where a senior showed him tricks of the trade. we caught up

this came to be. >> i was really surprised. >> reporter: for her having steph curry visit her flower shop was pretty special. >> i like him better than lebron james. >> reporter: the way she came sa to be a star -- >> look at that. >> reporter: it started with a phone call.>> i was surprised and wondering if this is truly happening or is it someone playing a hoax on us. >> reporter: he was the shop. >> i showed him how to cut it. i told him that he should play basketball instead.

>> reporter: the commercial is to honor reopening businesses.>> i hope it will be better next year. >> reporter: she is appreciative to meet her favorite player and that he had a good time. >> for him to take time out to visit us, it is important. >> reporter: for all the small businesses that make the bay area better. >> she is a pistol. >> she got to meet her favorite player. it is time for another summer idea for kids. when kids are bored or feeling sad, this is her idea. >> latin do something for someone else. it fills everyone's bucket. maybe bake cookies for the

firefighters or offer an elderly neighbor to clean up their yard. walk someone's dog, decorate the sidewalk or go clean up your local park. everyone could use the benefit of everyone's hard work. >> it gives you some fresh air and that makes everyone feel better. >> the best part is, these are easy ideas that everyone can do together and kids learn about giving back. another great idea. >> that is fantastic. if you are outside, you could encounter some unusual weather. that is next.

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>> black widow is out there. it topped $300 million worldwide. and it has not had a release date in china. larry is making faces. i think he wants to see that. is a special night on the bachelorette.>> it was nice to see them again. >> some of the guys reunite on this episode. maybe there will be drama. it is on at 10:00 p.m. a fan favorite is taking over his guest host of jeopardy tonight. levar burton landed the gig after more than 250,000 people signed a petition for him to host. this morning he said that just like his days on reading rainbow, this is a chance to talk great story.>> this is what i've been doing my entire

career. i tried to use television to do more than simply entertain. i know we have the opportunity will we do with consciousness to inform and enlighten and educate and even up left ourselves with the stories that we tell an icy jeopardy as in the sweet spot of that been diagram. >> you can watch him every night this week right here. a permanent host will be announced later this summer. >> i would've been one of those that signed him. i looked being sick as a kid so i could stay home and watch reading rainbow. let's get to the weather. >> i want to show you something not so good. this is the scene from lake tahoe. this is heavy smoke from the dixie fire. air quality now is from poor to

moderate around the lake tahoe area. they are seeing unhealthy year. locally we have a nice sea breeze that is keeping the air quality in the green. as you look at the near surface smoke, most of the heaviest will stay right over this region. but in the upper parts of the atmosphere we've been seeing hayes from the wildfires and that will continue into tomorrow. tomorrow night it will push out of the bay area. this is why we are seeing thunderstorms and why we see some haze and smoke. most of you will have moderate air quality. live doppler 7 showing sprinkles to the north. we're watching the thunderstorms in the mountains. but those storms are producing rain. right around moderate we see

moisture. some of this could be lifting into the area toward tomorrow morning. you can see the fog below and the haze above. 76 in san jose. you do have a nice breeze here. 63 in santa rosa and mid to upper 70s up to concord in livermore. and this is showing you a shaky view because of the breeze. we are looking at drier air and hotter inland in the middle of the week. here is the hour-by-hour forecast. we could see some sprinkles tonight, but tomorrow morning this model wants to bring in a few showers. stay tuned because some of the other models are not as aggressive. we will keep this in the forecast. and isolated thunderstorm could not be ruled out. it's there is no rain, it could have far-reaching consequences

by triggering new wildfires. these thunderstorms in the mountains have been bringing rain. in the morning will be in the 50s and 60s. mild and a little bit muggy. afternoon high temperatures will look like this. 73 in san francisco. looking at the mid 80s in napa. 79 in oakland and the low 80s around palo alto. 86 degrees in san jose. this is the 7-day forecast. there is a chance of thunder and showers. hot inland. are talking about triple digits. and then, toward the weekend, temperatures begin to come down and the heat will ease off going into monday where the cooling continues into the upper 80s.

once again, it's a slight chance of an isolated storm tomorrow. a better opportunity for seeing some rain, which would be welcome. thank you very much. let's move on to larry biel and the nba draft.>> this is a big deal. and the draft is a few days away. so what are the warriors going to do? would they be willing to pa

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good evening. the draft is coming up this thursday. it will be right here on abc7. the warriors have two picks in round 1. they've been exploring traits and try to get a veteran who can come in and help immediately. bradley beal would be at the top of their wish lists. any package to acquire him would include the two picks i just talked about. and that is just for starters. but bradley beal has not yet asked to be traded. the warriors are preparing to use both of their picks.>> we are drafting seven of 14. don't get mad if we don't, because that means something changed. i don't care who we draft.

will take minutes away from steph curry? no. will he take minutes from clay? probably not. when he is back playing, wiggins , r can be better than him. we liked this draft pick and we would like them to come in and play. and i don't they beat those guys out, but would like them to provide depth. having them as being part of the top guys will be a challenge. even if we would drafting one, two, three, it will be challenge. the 49ers report to training camp tomorrow. meanwhile, after months and months of rumors and speculation and retirement talk that guess who might be a packers training camp tomorrow? aaron rodgers. he has skipped all off-season workouts with green bay and try

to force a trade. they may have actually worked out a compromise that would allow him to play the upcoming season for green bay and then become a free agent, basically, kind of like a football version of the last dance. he could then follow in the footsteps of tom brady and pick his own team. the giants dropped two of three over the weekend. but tomorrow the dodgers come to town. the battle for 1st place continues and the giants are leading the national league west by two games.>> we know it will be a 9 inning battle and we know we have to come in and play pretty good baseball. >> they are the favorites to win our division and their talented up and down the roster. for us to the staying the course. we done such a good job all year of coming in and doing our

jobs individually and collectively as a whole and hopefully it turned into a win that night.>> no one expected that the giants would be in first place and they would be ahead of the dodgers. the trade deadline is coming up on the 31st. the giants should be in the mode to get more talent. >> let's talk about the nba draft. what should we be looking for on thursday from the warriors?>> they are walking a tight rope between trying to find someone who can help immediately in the championship window, but someone who for 5 years now can be a great player. so how do you find the mix that is right in between. >> there are handful of great options. coming up tonight, it's the bachelorette followed by the celebrity dating game and stay

with us for abc7 news at 11:00. that will do it for this edition. thank you for joining us. >> appreciate your time and hope you have a nice rest of the evening and we will see you again at 11:00 pm.

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and i'm proud to be here to honor alex's legacy. i'm gonna do my best to ensure that these talented "jeopardy!" contestants enjoy their moment here as well. welcome, matt, patrick, and kathleen. are you ready? good. let's play "jeopardy!" and here are the categories... and finishing with... each response will have the letters "m-u-l" in it. matt, you're returning champion. you get to select first. history for $1,000. a tool of mariners by the 1400s, this instrument painted navigation by determining the position of the sun and other stars. matt. -what's astrolabe? -that's correct. workplaces, $1,000.