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building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. hospitals across the country are reporting a nurse staffing shortage. one bay area nurse says the surge in covid-19 is taking a toll. good morning. august 1. this is abc7 ne at00 let's look at the weather. >> all summer long we've had fog and starting august, no different. it is a great start for many. the fog just reaches across the

bayshore and is clear inland and extends to the south. we are looking at a great start from the roof camera where the winds are light and it is 58 downtown, 65 mountain view and 61 palo alto. the sun is shining. east bay valleys have had numbers comfortable. though 60s now in the north bay with mid 60s in the inland east bay. there is looking for cool mild midday timeframe. even some sunshine temporarily at the beach but we will slow to the mid 60s. 90 inland with 70 along the bayshore. it should be seasonal but that's not the whole story. a warm up for the week ahead coming up. nurses in the bay area and across the country are at their wits end as covid-19 cases spike. hospitalreporting a nurse staffing shortage because of the raft past year. the pandemic and its impact is something we are focused on as a work to build a better bay

area. luz pena spoke to professionals about their staffing challenges. >> reporter: after over a year at the pandemic, hospitals across the country at noticing a trend. the medical staff is burned out. >> they have been without vacation. since the start of the pandemic. >> you haven't had a vacation in over a year. >> maybe two days. >> with multiple hours of overtime a week and no sleep and no end in sight. we approach a fourth surge. all of this is taking a toll on bay area nurses. >> i don't know how i am going to be sick or die if i get a heart attack working a lot of time. right now i only have four hours. >> at zuckerberg san francisco general, dr. caldwell, chief of

medicine, is reporting a shortage of nurses. >> i'm worried about the situations where nobody will come in. as you know, we can only open up that's when we have nurses to staff them. and we can only -- in the er, we need a nurse for every three beds. when nurses can come to work we have to shut down beds. >> in the past six weeks, dr. caldwell is reporting an increase of 60% an ambulance returns. meaning people are being redirected to other hospitals nearby. he call others this. >> what is happening in denver? >> we have empty beds but we can't get enough staff to safely take care of patients. >> in detroit, they are experiencing long waits for hospital beds. some of the nurses left the

emergency department. >> there are a lot of opportunities for nurses in outpatient settings and homecare and in public health. >> dr. caldwell is concerned that nurses who are left now in the er are reaching their breaking point. >> do you think your medical staff is reaching that limit? >> we are closer than we ever happen. this is the era of vaccines where this is preventable. the what we are seeing now is preventable. we need to get the medical community a chance to take a deep breath. >> in san francisco. luz pena. >> where does california stand with vaccinations? 20 1.2m and people are fully vaccinated. that is 63% of those who are eligible. 3.2 million are partially vaccinated. here is a number we are watching. nearly 68,000 doses are being administered every day. we will see if that picks up with a

delta variant surge. back-to-school countdown is on across the bay area for kids getting back to in person learning. many parents are trying to get their kids vaccinated before the first day of class. in oakland, a vaccine clinic offered shots and free school supplies. >> i have been bugging my my my to let me do it because i want to go back to school and see my friends. >> 12-year-old 89 is getting ready for seventh grade. >> reporter: she scored a free backpack it and a target gift card after getting vaccinated at this papa clinic. she didn't come for the free swag. >> i think because i get vaccinated i will be able to protect other people around me. even if i do get covid-19 . >> her mom aeliever. >> trust the science. >> the clinic was hosted by bb memorial cathedral and kaiser were doctors are concerned about the rise of the contagious delta variant in

underserved communities. >> we are offering the vaccine to those 12 and older. for children we are ready to go back to school. we need to get everyone vaccinated so we can slow the spread. >> resistance is five. >> pastor haynes said many still do believe in the vaccine including members of his own family. >> i have three young adults and two vaccinated. my youngest is not. i'm working on her every day. part of it is the misinformation. >> danidanidanidanida skeptical. >> i didn't want to do it because i felt it was scary. but i did it. >> she was a little scared but now i think she is happy anan excited to go back to school. >> in a message to parents, oakland unified superintendent said we need every child 12 d 1 older to get vaccinated and younger children to do so when they become eligible.

it will protect our country and city and our schools. for kids who are too young to get the vaccine, now more than ever, doctors say masks are there best defense, especially as they go back to school. masks will be mandatory in oakland public schools when in person learning resumes august 9. cornell bernard. national hockey league is launching an investigation into san jose sharks player evander kane after his wife accused him of betting on games. anna kane posted a question on social media writing, can someone ask nhl commissioner gary bettman how they can let a player gamble on his own games. that and win with bookies on his own games. the league is not commenting. the sharks put out a statement saying the team has been in contact with the nhl and supports the investigation. kane was sued in 2019 by casino over a $500,000 debt. new this morning, kane posted a statement on twitter

responding. it reads in part, i have never gambled or bet on hockey and never gambled or bet on a hockey game and never thrown a hockey game. i look forward to cooperating fully with the league's investigation and having my name cleared and looking forward to this upcoming season. san francisco police are asking for the public's help after a shooting that killed a teenager on friday night on bertha lane. there were two victims. a 16-year-old girl and a 45- year-old woman who survived. police hope the public and help. >> any information that somebody has that they think might help like photos, conversations, anything. please get in touch with us because it's important we capture the person who did this. >> sfpd has not said what the

relationship was between the victims. they haven't said whether the motive is known. tomorrow, the bta will run best bridges in lieu of light buses will operate from paseo to san antonio station in downtown san jose to bay pointe station and no festimate of when light rail service will return and it has not been operating since may 26 when a bta employed killed my coworkers in a shooting. park service is about to return to near pre-pandemic levels. trains will run until midnight and will come every 15 minutes during the day. a dramatic increase as well indirect trips to sfo on weekdays. masks are required to ride. this week, historic cable cars in san francisco will be inviting passengers on board for a mock service trial. in march, cable car service was suspended because of the

pandemic. sfmta staff did inspections and training. cable car service will return. in the south bay, today is garlic festival. another sellout yesterday for the drive-through event. organizers have faced a tough few years following a mass shooting and then the pandemic. this year, a new version of that event returns. garlic levels have to order online in advance. today, a group of bay area firefighters will begin their 3800 mile bike ride to burke and to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the september 11 terrorist attacks. the group of 10 firefighters will start in santa clara. the ride will take 40 days and they expect to get to brooklyn by september 10. we spoke with the organizer who said the ride is to honor the lives lost. >> looking at averaging 100

miles a day, going across the heart of the u.s. and connecting with fire departments each way. then coming into new york and times for the 911 event. >> you can donate by going to bay to brooklyn 2021.com. let's get a check outside. >> it is mild. you can see the sunshine and the fog from the shot from the east bay hills camera. it has been nice in the inland valleys. a glorious day but around the bay and by the coast, you will need a jacket. summertime pattern continues for august and details on my accuweather 7-day forecast next. who is conservative talk radio host larry elder? we are six weeks until the recall election. i talked with him. the

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berkeley institute, the race is tightening. the poll found that among voters most likely to participate, 47% support the recall and 50% oppose it. among the alternate candidates, conservative talk show host larry elder has the most support with 34% considering him followed by businessman john cox and former san diego mayor kevin faulconer and assemblymember kevin kiley. all of them are republicans. joining me is the man leading the pack, larry elder. thank you for being here. nice to meet you virtually. >> thank you for having me. i am also a small business owner. i had a business for 14 years and it didn't go bankrupt or get liquidated. i sold it and it still ran for several years. i think it's important that when people come out of the private sector that they have private sector business experience. i bring that to the table.

>> that was going to be my first question. dozens are running to replace newsom and 20 republicans. you are the front runner but there are people in the bay area who may not be familiar with you. a quick pitch. who are you? >> i am a native california resident. my dad was a janitor and worked two jobs and saved his money and buy a home in south central los angeles. he is still in the family. now it is worth $600,000 so somebody with an eighth-grade education like my father could not duplicate his path from poverty to the middle class because of the price of houses in california. the reason for that on the environment extreme is that jack up the cost of housing so developers have to wait and get sued over and over so that finally when the home is built, it is more expensive than otherwise would be.

>> you have name recognition. we see that in the polls. no political experience. how does that make you qualified to run the fifth largest economy in the world? >> don't insult me. i did run for fifth grade class president. really, common sense. i have good judgment. governor gavin newsom has a great deal of experience and was the mayor of new york town and was eight years lieutenant governor so he had time to think about what he would do were he to become governor. he has been governor. we've had rising crime and homelessness. the schools are already behind, among the worst in the nation. in school learning has been deprived of kids for a full year. black boys cannot be at state efficiency. and joined in person private education and his own winery was exempted from the mandates that he put down. for those reasons, that is why

i'm running. >> if you win he would become governor at a time where we will be seeing the rise of the delta variant or other variants. you said you are vaccinated but that you don't support vaccine mandates. how would you get more californians to get vaccinated and what would you do differently? >> i would use my pulpit and tell people that i have been vaccinated. i have comorbidities. there are lots of reasons to get vaccinated. in california, now that vaccines have been readily available and available for free , anyone who wants it. i don't think it makes sense to do what governor gavin newsom did to mandate through you are to be tested once a week if not vaccinated and wear masks and work. >> do you support any mask mandate? especially if the cdc said this is the science? >> i am not sure the cdc says

that. i don't support mandates for masks. i don't support masks mandates for other groups. businesses have made this decision. as a state worker i want demand that you be tested or wear a mask. if i become governor, i will repeal any mandates in place when i become governor. >> you and your challengers all say that governor newsom's policies are extreme. but his team and his supporters have said your policies are extreme. i saw one of his aides tweeted that you called climate change a meth. i have seen you referred to people as global warming alarmists. what is your position on this? do you believe in man-made climate change? >> i have never said climate change is a myth. i have talked about climate change alarmists. climate is always changing. the question is what do we do about it. do we deal with the effects of

it or force-feed a fossil based renewable based economy down the throat of people jacking up the price of energy and disproportionate pain for poor people. the climate is getting warmer by a degree or so in the last several years and it likely will continue. what do we do about it. >> so you do believe that fires in california have gotten worse because of climate change? >> i'm not sure it's because of climate change. the failure of the governor to engage in sensible fire suppression. he lied about a factor of seven by fallen trees and dead vegetation. you look at the people that have forests on private lands. they don't have the same severity of the fires as the public lands. i will hire the best experts and make sure that we do the kind of forest management necessary to reduce the severity of these fires. >> larry elder, we appreciate you being here and hope to continue the conversation ahead

of the recall. many times that mes that mee extended an invitation to governor newsom to join us to give him a platform and his team has declined. developing news. crews gain ground in the battle against the dixie wildfire. the numbers show containment is up to 32%. the fire county has burned 244,000 acres. flames that consumed 45 structures. it's moving west towards containment lines. other fuel brakes are holding the flames. we are now in august, a month that has been notorious for the worst fires in state history. we will be on guard. at let the wind shifts but not yet. we are still holding onto our fairweather friend, the low cloud deck that brought many of

you a gray start. it has been sunny inland and breezy out by the delta. you can see that signature just south and east of reading with that smoke. the fog is really with all of us here. you can see around mount tam through novato, pretty much socked in around 101 towards vallejo and richmond and oakland. you have the gray sky. napa is brightening up. gray in hayward and east palo alto. sunshine the further you get away from san jose. was san jose, a nice view we have a sunny start and 64 degrees. 65 matthew, 62 oakland. low 60s palo alto. gray in pacifica. the cloud is scattering towards sandwich without. vacaville

warmed up through the 70s with mid 60s in the inland valleys. yesterday we had one 90 degree temperature. a cool down from the heat. 58 santa cruz, 70 later on with the sunshine. the fog over the bay along the coast is going to break to sunshine. numbers will come up and down to the work week but we are not forecasting extremes. the fog pulls back temporarily by midafternoon but it comes back quickly. it will push all the way through the east bay and into your monday morning as it retreats once again. we will see clearing. we have low pressure that will be moving off the west coast and high pressure to the east of us which allows for seasonal weather pattern. heading into town, low to mid 60s today game. it will be could be kicking up to 25 miles

per hour throughout the day today. upper 60s oakland. that is a degree or two cooler than yesterday. 87 in concord. coming down a little bit. 80 santa rosa and san jose. nice days in the south end of the bay. the breeze in the afternoon. accuweather 7-day forecast has morning clouds and afternoon sunshine for monday. brief warm up for tuesday and then we cool it down quickly into wednesday. the rest of the work week looking seasonal with the warming trend inland and a modest warm up around the bay. the coast is steady. the best we can do here with drizzle on the coast. just ahead, the swimming events

the swimming competitions at the tokyo olympics are done. team usa ended in a big way. christine sloan has the details. >> reporter: big wins for caleb dressel and team usa. u.s. taking gold in the men's me there medley relay. dressel coming out on top on the freestyle and setting an olympic record. he earned another gold medal after setting a world record in the men's 100 meter butterfly. >> mentally it got easier as the race went on to get in my group. >> dressel has earned five gold medals in tokyo. team usa also coming out on top in the men's 1500 meter freestyle. robert think taken the gold. >> i came in not expecting to medal. i was trying to do my best to make the finals. to come out of it with two

golds means the world to me. >> in the women's 4 x 100 meter medley relay, team usa taking silver after a close loss to australia. on the basketball court, kevin durant propelled the men's team to a 119 and 84 win over the czech republic. clinching a spot in the 18 knockout brown. in women's gymnastics, simone biles withdrawing from the final a floor exercise. she already pulled out of the uneven bars in the fall. michaela skinner will take her place on sunday. biles will decide later whether to compete on the balance beam. abc news. still to come, variant is feeling a surge in covid-19 cases, hitting numbers the country hasn't seen since february. why dr. fauci is warning things will get worse. will get worse. renters at risk the ban you know when you're at ross and find just what you need... to make any space your space?

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building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. good morning. thanks for joining us on abc7 news, live on who live in wherever you stream. let's get back over to lisa. what a nice view from the east bay hills camera where the sun has been shining since early this morning. you are in the 60s. a bit of a breeze in the delta. 58 with the clouds here. 62 and cloudy and oakland. mountain view at 65 and san jose, 64. the clouds with the golden gate there and 60 santa rosa. the sun is out in nevada. napa at 60 and mild numbers from vacaville to concord and livermore. in the next hour, we will have the cool numbers at the coast but everyone else in the 60s

and 70s by 3:00. cooler but pretty nice from the upper 80s inland to the mid 70s warmer days ahead. i will track them for you in a few minutes. the latest on the delta variant. florida is the epicenter as it reports more cases in a single day than any other day. hospitals are filling up with you covid-19 patients and there are concerns about the impact on children under 12 who are not yet eligible to be vaccinated. >> reporter: this morning, the delta variant ascending america's covid-19 caseload rocketing skyward once again. >> we are continuing to watch people die. >> u.s. topping 100,000 cases saturday for the first time since february, with florida reporting its highest single day increase in cases of the

entire pandemic. hospitalizations also back at levels not seen in months. the entire city of austin now has less than 10 icu beds. >> those people unvaccinated are being overwhelmed by this and having to go into our icus. >> louisiana has the highest case rate in the country. the er system in new orleans so overwhelmed, they're running out of capacity to answer 911 calls. >> it is tough because several other communities across louisiana and the state are having the same strain locally. there are not a lot of paramedic services to assist. >> there is growing concern about the threat to children. most of them not yet eligible for the vaccine. batteries children's hospital treating 11 kids with covid-19 and six in intensive care. >> some need breathing tubes. some of them even just putting

the tubes in is not enough. >> some healthcare workers say that surge has led a few fearful parents to lie about their children's age, filling out incorrect paperwork in order to get their child vaccinated. >> it is a desperation factor. they are thinking about right now, school is about to start and i'm concerned about this variant. i want to get my kid vaccinated no matter the cost. those guidelines are in place for a reason. it is for accurate information and safety. >> we've heard about the states with the highest infection rates were seeing vaccination rates climb up. that is now a national trend. the white house said 3 million people got there first is this last week. that is a significant increase. as the country deals with the delta variant, dr. anthony fauci believes lockdowns are not likely to return but he does warrant that things will get worse.

>> we are looking not i believe to lockdown but we are looking to some pain-and-suffering in the future because we are seeing the cases go up which is the reason why we keep saying over and over that the solution to this is get vaccinated and this would not be happening. >> the current spike in cases is an outbreak of the unvaccinated. he said he believes there enough vaccinated people not to force another lockdown, but not enough to crush the outbreak. eviction protection now for renters across the country ended this weekend. cori bush and alexander are cosio cortez held a rally outside the castle capitol. >> lori, glory. >> tenants are protected with a state of moratorium through

seem. friday in washington, lawmakers failed to pass a bill so tenants could be evicted as soon as today. supporters of the moratorium slept on the capitol steps. >> we would like to see more representatives out here. what i would like more is a representative to say i'm ready to come back to vote or hay, leadership, i am a guess on extending the moratorium. >> princeton university labs said the moratorium has kept 2 million people in their homes over the past year. housing activists showed support for ending -- extending, excuse me, eviction protection by protesting outside of nancy pelosi's san francisco home. they placed a symbolic eviction notice on her house. they want pelosinsion ofhemoratorium. congress is d r summ vatn.sete has convenedfo

a rare sunday session to finalize biden's infrastructure bill. last week, 17 senate republicans joined democrats to advance the bill. the plan includes $550 billion for highways, 600 billion to expand internet, and $73 billion to modernize the electric grid. the plan would create 500,000 new manufacturing jobs by 2024. the first vote could come as soon as tomorrow. volunteers will continue their search for missing runner philip kreycik. police are continuing their investigation. he was seen last three weeks ago when he went to go running. justin dorsey explains how the family is holding out hope. >> reporter: across pleasanton, you can't help but see the face of missing berkeley runner philip kreycik. volunteers researching and expanding coverage of these

posters in dublin, fremont, and castro valley, hoping someone will see his face and see his information. after three weeks of constant work, his wife, kids and parents, are still waiting for the breakthrough. >> we are hopeful that things are going to turn around. >> we miss our son. he is a delightful person. he has such spirit and love. he is a big hole that we need to have back. police pulled a gps data from search crews over the past three weeks and found a locations that they had not yet checked. law enforcement from 17 agencies and 100 volunteers hit the trails to comb through the new area but found nothing. >> we feel we are 100% covered where he could have been. or should have been. >> the search effort will continue with drones and

experienced hikers going back to the hills. the group is facing a harsh reality that they just don't know where philip is. >> it's an incredibly lonely journey. the support we have received so much has really made us feel less lonely. it is just hard. incredibly difficult time. >> investigators are asking for the public's help. if you have any information on philip kreycik, contact pleasanton police. >> a sad mystery. still ahead, how badly do you want a house? there times where buyers write a love letter to convince the seller. this practice is facing intense scrutiny in at least one state. now it is illegal. a live look outside from the roof camera over the

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let's talk sports. the two best teams in all the major league baseball play the final game of their interleague series. the giants battled the astros this afternoon. the oakland a's will take on the angels in anaheim looking to take three out of four. first pitch at 1:07 pm. the giants ended a season- high four game home run drought in a big way against houston. here is chris alvarez with the highlights. >> reporter: good morning. the newest giant, kris bryant, was unable to get from dc to san francisco in time for the game against the astros. he will be in the lineup today. here is the first game, one to remember for the gangster.

donovan solano, there goes the baseball to left offset cranky which will start a home run parade. bottom of the third, 3-1. they made an error earlier and gets revenge. two run shot to left and tied at 3. with leave the game later with back issues. here is lamont son. passes mom and into the splash. look at the action getting off the kayak after the baseball. 5-3 giants as the ball is finally grabbed. mom's reaction as the baseball flies over her head is pure joy. darin ruf a home run derby. giants took the lead on a crawford single. mike yastrzemski, made it made total homers in the game and ties a record for most combined

homers in a game. giants win 8-6. it was jake tapley's birthday yesterday. >> the guys did get me a nice cake in the shape of a steak which was creative. >> is the cake made out of meat or cake? i didn't see it. >> at first i didn't realize it was steak. or a cake. it is a steak. with a baked potato and decide. it is very funny and i hope someone snaps a picture and lets everyone see. >> that looks good. hot day in him on time. oakland a's pictures have been allowed a run until cole irvin shows the otani rbi double in the third. oakland really struggling to get key heads all day long. jose iglesias has the catch ofcf the top seven. bases loaded and two outs. mark canha with a chance but

this goes right out of the park. runners in scoring position. top nine, tony kemp, swing any miss. angels win 3-0. san jose earthquakes writing a four match unbeaten streak taking on the sounders. seattle is top in the western conference. merson kaskie with a leaping safe. stop it's time in the first half. christian espinosa really wanted to score a goal. what an effort. second goal of the year and that was the game-winner.? win 1-0. san jose's first win in seattle since 2015. that is your look at sports. another check outside with lisa. >> temperatures have been right where they should be. in the 60s yesterday in the city. low 70s oakland and low 80s in the north bay. you can see the north bay, that is the sunshine breaking out

and eroding the cloud deck except for santa rosa. towards vallejo and richmond, oakland, you are cloudy. the sun is out in the east bay and fremont. we are still holding onto clouds but as we look closer you will notice that palo alto is on the edge and it is sunny in san jose. the exploratory in camera, 58 downtown, 62 oakland. mountain view in the mid 60s. palo alto is 60. the north bay, the clouds were clearing quickly with low to mid 60s where the sun is shining from santa rosa to napa. mid 60s in the east bay and vacaville is the warmest location in the 70s. cloudy in emeryville but you can see the sons june. upper 60s today. clouds will be clearing. sunny and warm inland. upper 80s so it's a few degrees warmer than the highs for saturday. seasonal and minor fluctuation as the ridge of high pressure

to the south wants to expand. at 10:00 the winds have been breezy and the coquina strait of the delta will get breezier at 25 miles per hour from livermore, discovery bay, and out towards fairfield. san francisco and oakland will see gusts over 25. monday morning, things are quiet and the afternoon breeze again. we will keep this pattern in check today and tomorrow. we will see some changes through the midweek timeframe. headed to the coast? some sunshine but mid 60s by ocean beach and half moon bay. it is 70 and sunny. we will see some sunshine but we will also see the fog move quickly back in by the late afternoon. 80 in santa clara and san jose. another nice afternoon on the way. 79 in sunnyvale. sea breeze

throughout the afternoon. redwood city is nice at 78. we will look for the clouds to cling to the sunset district and the richmond district. 78 petalu and 79 in napa. high clouds in the east bay. it has been pretty nice but not warm from the upper 60s in oakland to 79 in fremont. the sun is breaking out in newark. we have 90s you are getting today inland. this is throughout the afternoon tomorrow. tuesday's other warm up and wednesdays are cooling down. the breeze will pick up and will be responsible for that. to the end of the week, a little bit warmer. it is so dry out there. if we get warmer, just a little bit warmer. that is the end of the week. a bit of a relief. do you wanta house in this competitive market? buyers often draft and plea in

what is called a love letter hoping to persuade this well it seller to accept their offer. that is increasingly a practice that is falling out of favor due to discrimination concerns. >> we can't stop thinking about your home. our dog will love frolicking. our son will build a kingdom out of pillows and blankets in the attic. those are excerpts from a real estate love letter that won a fire a coveted home in oakland. >> they want to make it an emotional connection with the seller. all things are equal with their offer and maybe somebody else's, that maybe somehow the seller will relate more to them and want to sell them the house. that is where we can get into trouble. >> realtors used to advise sellers do not accept love letters with photos on the grounds that could potentially be accused of discrimination. now, increasingly, even the written love letters are coming

under scrutiny. this month, oregon became the first state to make such letters illegal in a real estate transaction. some realtors said they are surprised california wasn't first and there are no laws or state, but changes are coming even in multiple bid situations as agents tell sellers to not accept them. >> if someone does rely on a love letter and someone learns they relied on a letter, it does pose risks. >> the seller may not be motivated by discrimination but it still may have a discriminatory effect. >> it has the potential to land a seller in legal trouble. >> real estate agents are just trying to do all they can to ensure that this is a more objective process. >> iamabc 7. next, it is jury day.

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