indicate indicate >> we need this mandate mandatee >> he are not out of the woods. >> san francisco is mandating

vaccinations deemed to be where bars, restaurants, clubs, and indoor gyms and fitness and large indoor events. reporter: employees have until the 13th. a negative test will no longer will enter these businesses. people picking up to undergo orders. >> what we don't want a family with four that you can't go to a restaurant. things can. >> the cities' compliance team will be reactivated on a smaller scale but enforcement will fall on individual business owners. >> it will be unclear. and so i think we should educate

the customers that each restaurant owner or business might have different legal advice. reporter: businesses will be required to verify a person's i. d. in order to allow them indoors. >> if there are six people in the party and don't have a card will be asked to sit outside reporter: giants games. and they are strongly recommended. >> why are we doing this? this is to protect the workers and kids and who can't get vaccinated and make sure we don't go backwards. anchor: people who are unvaccinated can go out to a bar but will be revictimmed to stay

outside. if things have kids under 12 they can eat with things indoors. the only exemption allows people who are unvaipted to go into a business like grabbing a drink but won't be allowed to stay. dan:: what about unvaccinated employees. reporter: this is not to meant peoples' jobs. people are expected to comply with. the health officials will be reaching out to employee individually to ensure they have a plan to get vaccinatedaccinatd kate: this is welcome news for gym owners and restaurant owners. we have that part of the story.

reporter: san francisco will mandate for indoor activities for gyms and restaurants and couldn't come soon enough. >> we are a health-driven industry and gives one more piece of assurance tha they will be safe. reporter: his number one one priority is his employees. despite the mandate. anyone vaccinated will need to wear their masks indoors, matt shuster started requiring vaccination two weeks ago. >> we saw the writing on the wall and we wanted to be on the solution. reporter: they will have to show their vaccination card. the mandate doesn't apply to

kids under 12. they will do their best when it comes to verifying. >> we are asking for pits and photo i. d.'s and that process will become easier. >> we need to trust each other. >> and keep them from having to reduce to shut down anchor: drr bob walker. today on "getting answers" we asked him -- >> as a city patrioticking a statement that we want people to get vaccinated. everybody should be vaccinated and giving people the mandate and if things want to go into a restaurant or dpim you have to be vaccinated and moves us in the right direction.

kate: this goes into effect next friday, august 20. bars and restaurants and gyms takes effect next friday. october that's when employees of the businesses must be fully vaccinated. dan:: there are workers at recommending that students be tested for covid leaving up to school districts total implement

safety measures. abc 7 educational reporter is here with us to look at the decisions that school districts are working with. reporter: some schools started this week and one or two cases that have tested positive. public health professionals that once schools started reopening. you would think they would mandate and the ones telling them that a mandate is not needed is count health departments. by now everyone knows that testing for covid is tracking the spread of the virus but not every health department is not that students be tested like l.a. unified. san francis isased on the local health department. >> right now they are not suggesting surveillance testing

when people are not stamic and we will refer them and ask them to quarantine. reporter: 20,000 of the roughly 59,000 san francisco students return to in-person learning very few came back. if they choose to be tested. >> i'm not calling for mandatory or make sure we provide it. reporter: many school distributes will rely on plans like requiring masks regardless of their status. >> what we have done to prepare is we have made sure that we have good ventilation in all of our classrooms. and lots of windows that open and other classrooms and making sure there is mechanical

ventilation. >> they are only recommending that students be tested and rely on masks. >> as long as things have those mitigation and contact tracing and the protocols in place, we have found that schools are the safest place for our students to be. reporter: again, san francisco, oakland, recommending not mandating for students who are not vaccinated. san francisco will provide testing across the district at no cost to students as things know, it is not easy getting to those sites. >> oak left hand teachers start this week and teachers and staff know what is going on and

concerned. reporter: there are many. let me tell things. fran unified has reached a tentative agreement with their unions with regard to their health standards. and they will meet the requirements of the public health guidelines for school. in a nutshell, the teachers' union feels safe feels safe and it has to be voted on by all members but it was very important to reach this agreement before monday. dan: no question about that. thank things very much. kate: moving day for hundreds of students at cal state and wondering if they will move in and this report comes among a surge and there is a commitmentt

amongst the campuses. reporter: this is the day that many of these students have been waiting for, for more than a year, moving day at the calta. cal state east bay. >> they are more than 84% full, they will be 40%. the that number is 60% a bit short. >> going back to december, we had amounts the aspiration to have the majority of the courses and activities take place in person. we are working with that. the spread of the delta variant is forcing us. reporter: they are offering 40%

in person and 60% at san jose and a family, they are sending two sons off to campuses. >> i'm going to be he can stratic and nervous and but they are excited, too. and i had hope. >> by september 30, everyone attending will be vaccinated but won't change a change fending on the campus. that is a decision that will be made in the weeks and months to come. dan: the latest on california's recall. things will hear from several challengers and the front runner who visited.

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support for newsom. we will keep things posted. today, one of the top republican challengers came to the area. and wrapped up a rally. abc 7 news reporter has the story. reporter: republican candidate larry elder was mr greeted by cheers and elder took in support. >> this one on september 14.. >> he has shut down the state in the most severe way. >> the crowd came from across the state and speak on the ways he would improve california and homelessness and crime and the

people we have spoke with and larry elder is the best person. >> he is well known and spoken and a lot of his ideas will fit well. >> we have the opportunity to get rid of a tyrant who just yesterday threw everybody connected to education under the vax bus. >> and in the same church that defied covid-19. >> we get elected. assuming that there are still facemask mandates, they will be repealed right away. and then and ar breakfast reporter: elder views and said he would be a disaster for

california. governor newsom will be in san francisco to vote no on the recall. dan:: and there was a question on vaccine mandates. >> i don't like the pressure that i'm putting on people that they have to be vaccinated. i would encourage people to get vaccinated if if they think that's the right thing to do.... dan: nancy pelosi -- >> what is the purpose of the recall? the system allows, we have to defeat it. dan: one of the main groups has launched ate-wide tour. the group said it is using the tour to highlight an indictment of governor newsom.

and family members of mark klass and murdered in 1999 #, recalling news om would make >> and trying to affect it. and i support and other people support. dan: people who are against the recall. 90% of californians are registered to vote. and recommendation strayings have been going up and you have until august 30 to register to vote and which remember again is september 14. kate: america is more diverse. the number of people belonging to two or more races. people of color represent 43%.

the share of those horrid file as are latino and in the california, the largest regulates national group. and accounting for 40% of residents. it will be to redrew. california is is losing a house state. and population growth is the slowest. slowest. dan:: spencer will show things (“lovely day” instrumental) my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life and out of the hospital for heart failure. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash,

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high clouds and current temperature readings, oak left hand 66. and san jose, 66 and pacificica and gold endebate and temperature readings and santa rosa, low to mid 8's and check this stunning view of the cloud adding some the sky and reflection off the bay waters and looks like a painting. and into tomorrow morning, hazy skies with an advisory and heating up big time and overnight and some moisture what was kevin moving through the area and we may get some

sprinkles over the north bay and higher terrain and another hazy sky tomorrow. and ld tom's hig in san francisco and 64 in oak left hand and inland and east bay and north pi and here is the ak cue forecast and here comes the 100 degrees and we get cooler on monday and going into the middle of next week and cooler. dan:: building a better bay are reporter: and you have your hands

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is it making a difference s >> union square. >> there was a time when union scare was the destination. in the 1950 white life gloved crowds gathered to see what was hot. this one, early in july, an organized group swarmed in stealing tens of thousands offer dollars of of handbags. san francisco police department has shown declining incidenng in >> those people running out snr. >> honestly for me, if it was 10 years ago. things are seeing it on the news

everywhere. i have a lot invested. >> more stores vr increased their security but as retailers and mr luxury retailers are requiring appointments or sticking to the limits to restrict the number of people inside store >> as part of san francisco's police department plan. the goal, increased presence nrl areas to let visitors know san francisco is safe. >> are you going to ride the cable car? fun. have a good day. >> not just tourists, the

businesses are seeing more police as well [indiscernible] >> the pandemic has hit human square hard and there is the homeless on the sidewalks, none of it pains the neighborhood as a welcoming place. >> you can't do anything with him. >> and the store wasn't planning. >> but those guys, mainly, just gets it and we need to do something and clean up with their masks and they are respectful and go along with it. >> and people stepping over them. that's san francisco. >> unfortunately. how do you convince them of that? they still have a choice. we know they have help and they

have to see it, too. nothing breaks our hearts more than than not being tore help them. >> and an area that includes many of the city's like uni scare, and nothing but landmarks. how did it wind up being a crime center. >> the retail crimes. this is the center of commerce. union scare, during the pandemic, this is a different time. but property crimes have gone up but did he keying as well >> and how much time do you think we will be able to keep cops at this level in this part

of the city because we have seen them come and go in. >> i'm hopeful. we have full-time piece. we have officers that are dedicated forever peets to union square and terrorism definitely helps and reserve officers that come out. reporter: your area isn't just union square but fisher mann's whamp and retail theft and you have your hands full. >> and this is in our district and we are seeing a rise. again, we are looking back to the three prior weeks and seeing

positive decreases. >> things are flooding the district, here in chinaatown and fisher mann's whamp and people want to feel safe. do cops make people feel safe? >> of course. of course. and when i say perception. so, even if crime is down and prerption, it is still high, the respiration and looking good and positive and with the social media.

if things look at hard data. if things look at the hard numbers, the climb is not risings ing at a rate that people think. so perception is there. it is awareness. people know what is going on hole tell president says the increased police patrols will increase. >> we are starting to see beat patrol officers out on the street? >> does that help? >> that helps for our visitors. when they can see beat officers

on the street and provides them with a sense of security. >> it doesn't do much for the homeless or the panhandling. >> anything else that is doing dpens the law and having a presence is critically important. >> and how are the retailers doing? >> as we stasht to get more business, they will get more retailers and have beat officers because it helps assures our customers and going shopping and their safety. >> there is a question of how long they can continue on. the only way they are able to fund is by using overtime? why? because the fran police department is short staffed by

400 police fierce >> how many officers have been add todd these patrols? >> that's another question. answer 26 fierce. 26 that sees millions of have itors and they are being spreaded out to increase foot patrols. is it enough? no. is it never, yes... >> meet

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nectar. >> and new and returning customers will be seeing the and all about the buzz of artists with their buyers. >> they get so excited and they are look at this and they buy it and my piece is in somebody else's home. that right there keeps me going dan:: new documentary is chronicalling and oak left hand high schools and the challenges they face during their senior year. >> the district spends $6 million on police dan:: yesterday, abc 7 spoke with the film's director on our

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