as the bay area is showing progress in covid-19. >> i don't think so. how my god. julian: this is the aftermath in australia of a rare earthquake rocking the land down under. one morning news team's live reaction. kumasi: we must say hello to fall, taking a live look outside on the start of astronomical autumn. mike is tracking some early fog and chances of sunny skies. good morning and happy fall. you are watching abc seven mornings live on abc seven, hulu live, and everywhere we stream. it is hard to think about it being fall because it was so hot yesterday. mike: for most areas across the country, it is getting cooler, but it is our warmest time of the year in san francisco with

that high at 71 degrees. the sun's rays are directly over the equator and we should technically have 12 hours of day and night, but because of the curvature of the earth, it is close. definitely a sign of things changing and the wind blowing ashore, cloud cover gathering along the east bay. temperatures in the 50's and 60's, hanging out in the 60's, 70's, and 80's by noon. not quite as hot as yesterday. julian: another key day to watch for on the vaccine front. the fda will likely authorize a third pfizer dose for some people. jobina is at the live desk. jobina: these booster shots would only be approved for americans 65 and up, and at high risk. front line and essential workers may also be included if boosters

are authorized by the fda today. tomorrow, a committee will come up with specific recommendations and take their own vote. some believe boosters will be critical as the delta variant spreads. ohio is seeing the highest numbers to date for young people being hospitalized. >> if you are young and unvaccinated, it is probably a question of when, not if, you get covid-19. when you get it, without the protection of a vaccine, there is a very real risk you will end up in the hospital or in the obituary pages. jobina: 10 states are reporting a record number of hospitalizations, and six have 10% or less of their icu beds available. president biden is expected to hold a virtual summit with leaders and make a commitment to 70% vaccination rates worldwide by next year. kumasi: new rules in contra

costa county if you are going to eat or go inside certain businesses. you will need to prove you are vaccinated or show a negative covid test. how businesses and customers feel about this mandate. >> jim's is the first one to too gyms are the first ones to require this. they are requiring people to check their vaccine cards at the front door. there does create a line to come in. each member's proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. everyone has been cooperative, but be aware life has changed. in contra costa county, you must show a proof of vaccination or a negative test within the last few days to get into restaurants, fitness facilities,

entertainment venues, and bars. doctors say this makes sense, and the manager says there have been no problems. >> we put up signage leading up to this so they knew what to expect coming in. they just check in at the front door and come in. >> we require vaccination for many other settings, aside from the covid-19 vaccination. vaccination requirements for kids to be in school. >> some who work at the front of businesses like restaurant hostesses, are worried that people who don't like this will take it all -- take it out on them. this is coming from county government. 85 percent of eligible residents in koster cost -- contra costa county are vaccinated but this is needed to save lives, according to officials. julian: there are reasons to be

encouraged about what we are doing to slow this -- slow the spread of covid-19. the positivity rate dropped to 2.9% in california, the lowest it has been since july. as of monday, the seven-day average daily case rate is 22 per 100,000 people and even lower in the bay area, where only 13 out of every 100,000 are testing positive. some counties are doing even better. 11 out of 100 thousand people testing positive in san francisco, san mateo, and santa clara counties. only 10 out of 100,000 positive in marin county. we are learning more about their key to success when it comes to vaccination rates. they are reporting more than 90% of eligible people are fully vaccinated and more than 97% have received at least one shot. we asked the public county health officer how the county is getting so many shots into arms.

>> it's been a combination of a variety of different strategies, making sure we are matching our equity goal. it is regular communications with health care providers. another key strategy has been simplifying the process is much as possible. julian: dr. willis says his department works closely with low income and minority communities to make sure everyone gets oxen aided. a longtime hotspot -- vaccinated. a longtime hotspot -- to make- k vaccines easy and accessible. you can ask our vaccine team at abc7news.com/vaccine and click on the big blue box. central california, a central -- a second national park has been forced to close because of the massive kmp complex fire. kings canyon has joined sequoia national park.

the fire has burned more than 20,000 acres and is 0% contained . firefighters have been proactive and their work is paying off. fire intensity was reduced in areas with prescribed burns. >> people are happy to be here and be part of this fire because we are protecting the iconic trees. spirits are high, we haven't lost any structures, we don't have any injuries or sequoias burning, so we are looking good. julian: lightning ignited the fire nearly two weeks ago. kumasi: you can stay on top of the kmp complex fire and any wildfire in our state with the tracker on our website. it has all you need. julian: solving oaklands crisis. our work in building a better bay area examines the gun crisis

affecting the city. kumasi: california report water agencies are dishing them out. to make the 15% cutbacks, how the bay area regions are doing. julian: on abc 7.com, see how celebrated a milestone anniversary. mike: check out the golden gate bridge camera and the west wind working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together.

julian: now to the drought, where numbers show bay areas fell short of voluntarily cutting water use. the governor asked residents to cut water 15%.

the san jose san francisco public utility district have cut 10%. santa rosa maze the goal -- made the goal and cut 18%. on average, usage dropped 8.4%. for good ways to limit your water use, even one minute last in our showers can save millions of gallons. if you need a reminder or what to know regarding -- excuse me, want to know what saving 15% looks like, we've got you covered, with eight simple ways to save at abc7news.com. mike: calls for sacrifice, that's for sure, and some of us never stopped doing. our temperatures are in the upper 50's to mid 60's in the south bay, clear conditions. in the hills, 73. ed 50's to mid 60's everywhere.

67 in san francisco. 53 in nevada. as far as your air quality, we will be good to moderate and even when it gets hot again, thursday and friday, our air quality will be healthy at moderate levels. enjoy being at home with the temperatures not as hot. if you are running errands, it will be a little breezy. if you are exercising, enjoy the quicker -- the cleaner air. we will show you the quick turnaround in temperatures. jobina: the commute is looking great, clear conditions across the board. a live pictures showing off the bay bridge toll plaza. the lights came on at 5:33. parking meters and light rail service are about to get an upgrade. county supervisors approved $15 million for the s mta.

part of the money will be spent for hardware to replace meters. kumasi: steph and aisha curry are saying i do again to celebrate their 10th anniversary . this is one of the top stories on abc 7.com. she posted on instagram saying -- stephen curry surprised me with the most beautiful vow renewal ceremony. their oldest daughter officiated, and ryan and kennan walked mom and dad down the aisle. it all happened in the backyard. julian: i love itjulian:. so beautiful, the arch. kumasi: everything. julian: all the details. the earthquake in scenes and alive reaction. kumasi: must see this morning, a

little girl staring at a passport in tears. the reason she is convinced her mom is an alien. julian: happy birthday to betsy rhys hoskins. there is a big unveiling on the east bay. kumasi:

julian: a magnitude earthquake fell on australia. many, including a new steam, felt the quake. -- news team, felt the quake. >> i've never heard an earthquake before. julian: it was centered near the town of mansfield.

no reports of serious injuries. kumasi: the commitment to build a better bay area is moving to oakland on what can be done regarding the violence problem. it reported its 100th homicide this year and the city approved an additional police academy that will eventually mean more officers on the street. it will take 18 months to complete training and will not start until next year. >> we continue to live amongst the weight of too many lives lost and calls being unanswered. >> gun violence is not the problem. it is the violence that everybody experiences every day in neighborhoods that are not resourced. kumasi: the resolution passed 6-2. oakland has less than 700 officers. julian: many believe access to

guns is the cause of the violence. a pastor has seen it all. a decade ago, he said gun violence was linked to gangs and drugs that's not the case anymore. >> homicides are happening in the home as a consequence of domestic violence. homicides are happening in situations that, it is a personal interaction. somebody took somebody's parking spot, somebody beat somebody to the gas pump, and as a consequence, people seem to be using guns to resolve conflict. julian: as part of our extensive coverage, you can find plenty more including what is being done to prevent the issue, as well as crime stats in neighboring cities, on our

website, abc 7.com. kumasi: the oldest living park ranger is turning 100 today. betty rhys hoskins will have a school named in her honor. the contra costa unified school district is holding a renaming. hoskins still works as a tour guide at the home front national historical park, which commemorates the contribution of women during world war ii. julian: a little girl in texas is convinced her mom is an alien after she watched "men in black" and found her passport. >> what does that mean >> i'm an alien -- you're an alien. >> these are the places i traveled. julian: she tweeted "never

should have let her watch men in black." she thought that was proof because aliens carry similar documentation in the movie. kumasi: she's like, i got the proof. [laughter] mike: is she lying to me? julian: i would have been thrilled. it would have made sense. mike: would it have justified things? julian: it would explain a lot. sometimes my parents would lie to me about things and they thought it was funny. i was sometimes such an earnest child that i really believed them. what was wrong with my parents? kumasi: nothing. julian: nothing at all, look

what they made. dragging se clouds into theies i bay. not going to be quite as hot. the onshore breeze will develop, so less cloud cover tomorrow and warmer temperatures briefly before the marine layer and onshore breeze start to take over. we've got this area of low pressure and the dry cold front will move through today. that's what's helping induce the cooling sea breeze and pushing the high-pressure off to the east. it is pretty hot. just not like yesterday. 75 in santa cruz and san bruno. 83 in redwood city. along the coast, cloud cover and mid 60's.

we are looking at mid 60's for bodega bay, sausalito, 79 with afternoon breezes. vallejo in the low to mid 80's. -- kolmar -- calmer joaquin valley. better sleeping temperatures in the 50's. look at that run up tomorrow, 70's, 80's, and 90's for the coast, bay, and inland. look at those 60's, 70's, and 80's through the weekend and 60's and 70's on monday when it

feels like fall. julian: "good morning america" coming up. ginger: coming up, the very latest on the booster shots. the fda expected to authorize a third dose of pfizer for millions of folks as early as today, and a cdc advisory panel is meeting. the big question, who will be eligible first? also, developments in the gabby petito case, her death ruled a homicide and authorities are searching for her boyfriend, the only named person of interest. we will look at how the case has mobilized regular old folks looking online, looking for clues, and turning their attention to unsolved cases. singer megan traynor is opening up about the anxiety and panic attacks she thought would end her career, and how she made it through.

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kumasi: today is day two of salesforce's annual conference. the majority of people attending are doing so virtually. the foo fighterso fighterso figs things off with an in person performance last night. it was also streamed live. fewer than 1000 people are attending in person. salesforce says another 160,000 people are joining virtually. officials at san francisco travel say the event is a hopeful sign for a rebound in the convention business. julian: the justice department is taking a look at the proposal by zoom to acquire a software company 59. they are raising potential

national security concerns over some of zoom's ties to china. zoom still expects regulatory approval next year. kumasi: snapchat is teaching users the basics of sign language. they are teaching users to spell out there name and also universal words like hug and smile. deaf and hard of hearing employees at snapchat helped create this feature in terms -- in honor of the national school of the death -- death. did you learn that in school? that is really cool. it feels empowered to communicate differently. costing you double to camp. a well-known national park proposing hikes. julian: the head turning item

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. julian: making news now at 6:30, novavax, no service. we are live as you wake up to a whole new set of vaccine requirements depending on where you step -- set foot kumasi:. going after gabby petito's killer. the new steps to track down the person of interest. >> i'm walking here. julian: protecting a dangerous and deadly intersection in the south bay that has seen its share of early morning crashes.

kumasi: it is wednesday, september 22. you are watching abc 7 morning. it it day of fall. mike: happy at tom no equinox. it will be autumnalnalnalnal you can see a beautiful sun rising as we look from our san jose camera, and here is a sign of things that the weather is changing. thick finger of fog rolling across the golden gate to the east bay. it is the marine layer and the sea breeze. 60's at the coast today. 73 to 78 around the bay. 74 to 78 inlan the ght be aew but a hter sky because pollution is a lot lower. julian: show me the vaccine card

is what you will here in contra costa county to eat out or workout. amy hollyfield is here. amy: everything is going well at this 24 hour fitness in walnut creek. gyms are it. they have people stationed at the front door checking for the new requirements. these are some of the first people in the county required to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test from within the last three days. in contra costa county, that's what you need to get into a bar or restaurant. we asked a member about the experience. >> once i came in, you have to have the vaccination card.

i think it is great. people were commenting it is awesome to have the security and other people were worried about that. it is not about being vaccinated and having fun, working out. it was a great experience. amy: there are similar mandates in berkeley. some who work in the front of businesses like restaurant hostesses checking for the cards will worry that people who don't agree will take it out on them. businesses did not make this decision, it came from the county. the county health officer feels it is necessary to save lives. 85% of eligible residents in this county are fully vaccinated. don't forget to bring that proof of vaccination or covid negative test result with you today. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield. kumasi: san francisco

international airport is requiring vaccinations for employers -- employees. thousands work at the airport. >> service providers, shops and restaurants, and construction workers who might be at a job at the airport, all are required to be vaccinated. kumasi: employers can excuse employees for a medical or religious exemption. companies will be required to submit reports on the vaccination status of employees. they can go as far as issuing fines for noncompliance. julian: oakland unified will consider a proposal to have all students vaccinated -- vaccinated for covid-19. vaccination rates within the district are already on the

right track. this month, sam davis, vice president of the school board, told us 73% of young people in oakland have at least one shot. kumasi: teachers in the west contra costa school district have filed a complaint over covid-19 concerns. the complaint was submitted last month. the teachers union said schools failed to hold regular covid testing for students, to sanitize classes after positive cases, and to notify staff exposed. the school board was supposed to vote on a mandate this week but that has been canceled. julian: president biden is expanding an effort to get more people around the world vaccinated. the united states is buying another fund -- 500 million vaccinations for other countries. he will also call on other world leaders to commit to a 70%

global vaccination rate by the end of next year. 's this follows the president -- this follows the president's message. president biden: we rejoined the paris climate agreement and we are hoping to teak -- take a human rights seat at the u.n. julian: his message is a shift against his predecessor's messaging and says it requires deep engagement with the rest of the world. president biden: our security, prosperity, and very freedoms are interconnected, in my view, as never before. and so i believe we must work together as never before julian: . president biden called on the general assembly to take action on climate change and called the situation a code red for humanity. kumasi: nancy pelosi visited a

memorial honoring the lives lost to covid-19 in the u.s. or than 600,000 flags are planted in the grass on the national mall and people can visit and write a personal message. more than 676,000 people have died from covid in the u.s. >> the number is growing as we stand here and has surpassed the number of americans who died from the spanish flu 100 years ago. that's a tragic record to break, and it isn't over yet. kumasi: this is the largest participatory art exhibition on the mall. julian: the city's plan to extend the moratorium to the end of the year has hit a roadblock. the city voted to extend the

moratorium but then the state passed a law to only extend protections to september 30. they are urging state lawmakers to extend it to next year, or allow cities to implement their own rules. kumasi: one sacramento worker walking us through this. julian: that was worse than i expected. looking live at the big board on the new york stock exchange. kumasi: say hello to "the wonder years," the new spin. mike: let's take a look at what is going on weather wise. thanks for joining us on this first day of fall, comes in around 12:20. most of us in the north and east bay are warmer than yesterday, but look at san francisco, five

degrees cooler. a much easier night for sleeping with temperatures at 54. elsewhere, 60's for richmond, belmont, union city, pleasanton, and walnut creek. had to upper 60's pittsburgh, fairfield, and tracy. the canyon, about 50 degrees. there is some fog near the coast spilling into the bay. it will continue to do that through about 9:00. it will be busy from the bay bridge all the way to the delta. watch out for the breeze this afternoon. good news, clean air if you will be out in mass transit. the quality, good to moderate and it will stay that way. definitely going to be a brighter sky today, but even tomorrow with the offshore breeze, little to any haze and

no alert. it is nice for that heat. you can enjoy it and enjoy it you will, because it will not last long. here is jobina. jobina: we have an update from capitol corridor, the train is stopped, train 523 stopped in sacramento due to a pedestrian incident. according to chp, the pedestrian has been struck on the track, so train is stopped. expect delays through the bay area if you rely on train 523. bringing you some drive times, we have some slowdowns out of tracy. tracy to dublin, 52 minutes. antioch to concord, 36 minutes. bringing you a picture from t

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julian: the search goes on for gabby petito's boyfriend, brian laundrie. nobody has heard from him in a week and authorities believe he knows what happened to his girlfriend. jobina: the body found near grand teton national park is gabby petito. they've ruled her death a homicide but the official cause of death is being investigated. her boyfriend, ryan laundrie, is the only person of interest. his family has not seen him since last tuesday. they resumed the search for him yesterday at the carlton reserve in florida. >> we have multiple drone operators sent out in numerous teams. jobina: 500 miles away, a

captured this image. law officials are facing growing criticism over how they have handled the case. many question how they lost track of his location. the police that responded to a call in moab, utah are under question. the 911 caller said lau the aggressor. julian: a man who got mad about a beer that wasn't cold enough attacked a restaurant employee. you see him throw his glass at a tip jar and push the victim's friend. the victim does not want to quit her job but is scared. >> i was sad so i jus

to work. i don't want him to come back and hurt me. julian: she wants the customer to face consequences. kumasi: in san jose, they are working to -- there have been several dangerous crashes, most hit and runs. city leaders voted unanimously to have barriers put up as a safety pilot program. san huntley -- san jose police released video of this white mercedes sedan suspected in a hit and run that killed a mother of five in april, hit while crossing in a wheelchair. we talked to a resident who said they witnessed that fatal collision and several others. >> down monterey highway, i don't know if they think it is a dragstrip, but they don't drive right. jobina: the safety barriers will

be installed next year. >> thinking about converting a former skilled -- city officials are working with marin county and episcopal community services on a grant proposal for project home key. the idea is to convert the facility into 43 units of housing for single adults. new housing could be available by 2022. kumasi: a heads up to start your holiday shopping now. supply chain issues after cargo ships along the coast. more than 100 ships are anchored along the port of long beach, waiting for a spot, so companies have chartered their own ships that are small enough to unload at less busy ports, and they are doing this to make sure they are stocked up.

experts say you should buy things like artificial christmas trees early this year, and expect to pay more. >> there isn't a lot of inventory, so the longer you wait, the more of a premium you will pay on not just shipping but the price of the items. kumasi: on gma, rebecca jarvis is explaining why the problems are not going away. macy's is going on a holiday hiring spree, planning to hire about 76,000 workers. this includes jobs in stores, call centers, and warehouses. last year, macy's hired around 20,000 holiday employees. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange, as trading gets underway. the are starting up 200 points. julian: microsoft set to unveil its newest surface devices.

the surface book for is among the highly anticipated products that could offer a complete redesign. kumasi: the u.s. constitution is hitting the auction block, one of 11 surviving copies. this is the only one in private hands. it is estimated to go for between $15 million and $20 million. the auction is set for november. julian: that was a lower price than i expected. kumasi: what did you think? it's priceless? julian: and i don't like the fact that it is in someone's house. kumasi: was it in the family and they want to get rid of it? julian: can somebody really rich buy it and put it on display?

kumasi: this is the, let me show you what i've got, at a party version. mike: the coffee table version. yesterday in san francisco was a special day, the fact that it reached 84 degrees, tying for our hottest day this year. we've reached 80 degrees at least six times, not today though. you can see the fog taking over and the cooler weather, but there's the possibility we could get to 80 tomorrow in san francisco. that's how quickly things will change from yesterday, today, and tomorrow. we are seeing the fog pushed through the san bernardino gap. there will be lowering visibility's this morning. the sun is directly over the equator and should have equal amounts of daytime and nighttime, but because of the curvature of the earth, the

taupe auger fee sits close enough. an offshore breeze -- taupe auger fee -- topography sits close enough. mid to upper 70's and 80's. mid 60's and cloudy along the coast. more sunshine, 68 to 70 downtown and south san francisco. 80 in petaluma. 80's through the northbay valleys. east bayshore, 72, refreshing in richmond. 82 in castro valley. if you are going to the game tonight, they really need you there. a be the cooler weather will help, 70, dropping to 62. cooler tonight, 50's for just about all of us, but look at the turnaround tomorrow.

wind speeds will be low. critical fire danger and heightened fire danger today. kumasi: nextkumasi: week, cooler than average. the agents seen chasing migrants on horseback are out of the field. officials say -- we do not tolerate any mistreatment of migrants while the biden administration is taking thousands back to their native haiti. thousands have surged across the border in the last week. 80 was devastated by an earthquake and political upheaval. kamala harris was troubled by the response. vp harris: people on horse track -- horseback treating human beings like they were is horrible, and i fully support what is happening right now, a

thorough investigation. kumasi: texas governor greg abbott is asking for a state of emergency, but chuck schumer is calling on the administration to stop deportations. julian: camping at camp raise national seashore may increase. they want to increase fees $40 to $100 per night, double the current prices. national park officials say the park has not increased fees since 2010. the park is accepting public comment through october 1. kumasi: not quite a baby's first step, but just as adorable check out a joey's first pop. a park released this video of a

young kangaroo venturing off's -- out of mom's pouch. he named him jumping jack. julian: if you can't wait to go to broadway and see a show, " good morning america" has you covered with the cast of "six." the musical is a history remakes, telling the story of henry the eighth's six wives. tell the story like you've never heard it before, and this morning the cast performing in times square. >> now where ex-wives, divorced. >> my name is catherine of aragon. i'm a paragon, royalty, my loyalty is back so if you try to dump me, you won't try that

again. julian: you can watch the full medley performance coming up after abc 7 mornings. kumasi: there is a new incarnation of "the wonder years" following a black family during the turbulent years of the 1960's. as the original did in the 1980's, it focuses on family and friendship and instead of getting to know kevin arnold and his family, we are meeting 12-year-old dean who is played by newcomer ej williams. it doesn't shy away from the struggles black families faced. >> this show is a remakes from the original which is a universal coming-of-age theme, but the remakes is it is a different family, the struggles were different. kumasi: it also features don

cheadle's as adult dean to narrate the episodes. today at 11:30 on midday life, jobina had a chance to talk to one of the other stars. jobina: she was so nice. i was telling kumasi she is definitely a newcomer and has this happy to be here attitude, and was so nice to talk to, so i know all of us appreciate that. when i think black family, the 1960's, living in alabama, comedy is not the first thing that comes to mind, and she spelled that out and how they made this fun for people to watch because life was going on. reggie: who does she play? jobina: the main character's mother. reggie: seven things you need to

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kumasi: it is 6:58. effect in contra costa county that requires proof of vaccination or a negative covid test from the past three days. if you plan on eating inside a restaurant or working out. reggie: the fda will likely authorize a third pfizer does today for the elderly, those at risk, and frontline workers. kumasi: oakland officials will consider a vaccine requirement for those eligible. reggie: a magnitude 5.9

earthquake struck near melbourne, australia this morning, hundreds of bricks falling onto the street. no reports of serious injuries. mike: about 120 of those magnitude earthquakes across the earth a year, so our transition from summer to fall is cooler today by seven to 16 degrees. 70's and 80's are back jobina:. speeds will be under the limit in san francisco across the bay bridge. your current drive time is sitting around 15 minutes. kumasi: we want to wish a very a happy birthday to the world's oldest park ranger returns 100 today. she will be honored by having a school named in her honor. reggie: happy birthdayreggie:.

she's unbelievable. jobina: and she still works. mike: teson this wednesday morning, americans anticipating that big decision on boosters. all eyes on the fda. expected to give the green light to a third shot of the pfizer vaccine as early as today. the final decision then in the cdc's hands for who will be first in line to get those boosters. urgent manhunt. gabby petito's death ruled a homicide. authorities searching a 25,000-acre nature reserve for her boyfriend, brian laundrie, the only named person of interest in the case. as tips from the public pour in, gabby's disappearance sparking new interst in other unsolved missing persons cases.

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