day just one day after a series of stories on the growing crime problem in oakland, another incident. >> this is a sobering reminder of how dangerous it is in oakland. three shootings last night alone. the level of violence in the city continues to be intolerable. >> in oakland police officer is recovering after being shot in the leg during an hour's law incident that began with a 911 call, lead to a gun battle and then a two hour standoff. >> it comes in a week when oakland has already surpassed 100 homicides for the year. laura anthony has more. >> this is a sober reminder of how dangerous it is in the city of oakland. >> a 911 call about a man acting erratically quickly turned violent. police say the man shot one

officer almost as soon as he and his partner arrived. >> this is a difficult day for us. a day that we are very fortunate because the officer is not being treated for life-threatening injuries. >> we came within a hair's breath of losing officers today. they responded to a citizen call and they are ambushed, engaging in a gun battle. the suspect ran to an apartment lobby where the team spent hours negotiating with him. >> we don't know if he had any additional firearms. while we were challenging him, he made multiple statements that he wanted to die and he wants us to kill him. >> he eventually turned himself over to police. >> our ultimate desire is for him to make the choice to peacefully surrender. >> a five block stretch remained closed for most of the day.

this incident is just the latest example of how their officers are increasingly at risk on the streets of oakland. >> what happened this morning and every morning in oakland is unacceptable. at one point while the residence wake up and understand that having a running gun battle with police officers is not how you want your city to be. >> in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. because violence is a major issue in oakland. we dedicated extra time to break down the issue and we at possible solutions including what chief armstrong is doing. >> the man accused of killing a woman in san luis obispo 25 years ago will stand trial for her murder. paul flores is accused of first-degree murder. they say he either raped or

attempted to rape 19-year-old kristin smart before killing her in his cal poly dorm room. a small setback today for scott peterson in his efforts to get a new trial based on alleged your misconduct. the judge denied the defense request to take a deposition from the jury at the center of the misconduct allegations. the judge said she would allow subpoenas to be issued, requiring the jury attend a future hearing. something peterson's attorney does not expect will happen anytime soon. >> i think given the circumstances of what came to light today or what the judge was concerned about today, i know she said she would like to get this hearing and it seems that would be difficult. >> peterson's attorney is demanding a new trial, claiming the juror lighted during the jury selection process. the jury eventually convicted

peterson of murdering his pregnant wife, lacey and their unborn son. the court overturned his death sentence. the judge set a hearing for october 6 to set a date for this. on highly publicized, high-profile crimes. the unit will go from two investigators up to six. the department will also expand its community ambassador program from a positions to 25. ambassadors are retired officers who are employed to deter crime. >> people and communities who want these pharmacies and businesses in their communities. people are able to keep their jobs and we are able to serve san francisco. >> the district attorney says he applauds expanding anti-retail crime efforts.

he adds his office has led discussions with the governor and state legislators for more money to fund this initiative. >> right now, an influential panel of advisors to the cdc is trying to answer the question on the minds of many americans. who should get covid-19 booster shots and when? the panel is focusing on the possibility of a scaled-back booster shot program for older people. manufacturers claimed booster shots can significantly increase protection against covid but experts are not convinced everyone needs one. >> we are learning -- living in a world that we call corrective science. >> the cdc meeting continues tomorrow, the food and drug administration is expected to make a decision on boosters for the general population in the coming weeks. >> in the east bay, contra costa county is requiring proof of vaccination to eat at a restaurant, go to a bar, jim, county hopes this will prevent

the place from becoming hotspots for the virus. ryan, what is the reaction like so far? >> downtown is full of restaurants that are not implementing these changes. what will happen as people go up and down the street trying to find a place to eat? they will be bombarded with signs like this one asking for a full covid vaccination or negative test. >> it is a move that some say was long overdue. >> i don't understand what the pushback is. >> they implemented a new mandate wednesday requiring people going to gyms, bars and restaurants to show a negative covid test result or proof of full vaccination. >> we know these facilities like restaurants and bars and gyms are high-risk facilities where covid can be spread if people take their masks off to get a drink where they are breathing very heavily while they exercise, covid can spread

there. >> are at 80% of eligible residents in the county are fully vaccinated. they hope adding this requirement will create another layer of protection. quite the primary goal is to prevent these businesses from being sides of covid spread. question numeral applies to those going -- >> the primary goal is to prevent these businesses from being sites of covid spread. >> this puts businesses owners -- business owners in uncomfortable positions. >> this owner says he has no problem following the rule but he is worried it might deter some customers. >> i am sure it will affect 20 or 30%. especially during the winter. i don't think people will want to sit outside, it is called. >> -- it is cold.

>> they hope that by november, the vaccination rate increases. >> we know we have had a deadly winter surge over the last winter and we want to prevent another one. vaccination is the best way to do that. because it is wobecause it is some of the restaurants we spoke with today, not all of them are asking for the physical vaccination card. they don't want to see a photo of it on your phone. quite that will be interesting. a lot of people just want to be able to show the phone and assume they will be able to go in. does this apply only to customers? what about employees? >> it does not just apply to the physical customers, it goes to employees, the need to have full vaccination by november 1. if they don't do that, they will have to go to weekly testing. >> that was ryan reporting in walnut creek, thank you. >> oakland unified is voting on

a proposal that would require all eligible students to be vaccinated for covid-19. the resolution would give students until october 3 to get their first dose and october 31 to get their second dose. the vote is scheduled for 5:30. if you have questions about covid-19 or vaccines, you can go to abc7news.com/maxine and click on the big new box -- big blue box. >> if famous grove of 2000 sequoia trees in the square national remains unharmed. this as these fires still burn there. both have burned nearly 60,000 acres. that as devastating fires continue to burn. state officials are talking about what california needs to do to help people prepare as well as recover during a symposium. they announced that she will be proposing a comprehensive authorization bill to invest wildfire preparedness, response

and resilience. >> i will continue fighting to secure the appropriate authorizations and funding in congress so that our federal science agencies, academic institutions and scientists they support will be able to continue to build on important lifesaving work. >> so far, no timetable for when that bill will reach the house floor. >> the growing fence and a the u.s.. we take you behind the scenes as law enforcement tries to find a solution. michelin rated, these are places that you might actually be able to afford. birthday celebrations, the oldest parkway turned 100 years old. the special celebration for her today. >> this was a rather sharp cooldown today. there will be more heat coming our way tomorrow. our way tomorrow. you doing okay with those new spicy tiny tacos, jack? yeah, it's funny some of those people you see, they...

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secret to a long life. something we all want to hear about. >> she is such an inspiration and it has been a beautiful day celebrating her 100th birthday. she is inside this restaurant where she was surprised by her friends and family. earlier today she got the most special gift of all, a school remained in her honor. she got emotional when we told her what this means. >> betty has a lot to celebrate. she is already the country pause oldest national park ranger, and author, musician, a civil rights activist and today she can claim to my big accomplishment. the school we named in her honor.

and turning >> 100 years old. >> yes. >> how do you feel? >> sometimes i feel hundred. sometimes i feel 50. >> that youthful energy is what has kept her working for more than a decade here. she shares her own experience as a black woman working during the war as a file clerk in a segregated union hall. on the eve of her centennial birthday, we visited her at her home in richmond and asked what her secret was to such a long life. >> i am not sure but there is -- i am not sure there is a secret. because it is not like you have a glass of wine every day. >> no. >> no. chocolate? >> yes. twice it turns out she has a

sweet tooth but the real answer might simply be genetics. her mother lived to be 101. her grandmother who was born a slave in 1856 lived to be 102. >> i was born in 1921. still here. >> she was born in detroit, michigan. she has lived through 17 u.s. presidents. for her, just one stands out above the rest. >> what is one memory you are most proud of? >> standing with obama on the stage in washington dc. i had in my hand a little evening bag and in that bag was a picture of my great grandmother. i was holding it as

introduced in the president of the united states. in the shadow of the lincoln memorial. in the shadow of the white house. it was built by slaves. the whole meaning of of really captured me. >> it is probably not a moment you ever thought possible. >> i would never have guessed my life would have contained such vignettes. >> the latest vignette is this moment. >> our children deserve to have someone to look up to. >> read susskind -- school named for me is more than i could have ever thought of. it means that number of child cd

-- a number of children will go into the world knowing who i was and what i was doing here. maybe it will make a difference. >> i think maybe it will make a difference. >> it was such a pleas down with her. back here, there is one more store -- one more surprise in store for tonight. that is a surprise birthday video message from the obamas. live in richmond, abc 7 news. >> she is a national treasure. she really is. >> she has the genetics but i tell you it is not just that, it is having a purpose and i think she embodies that. that was such a powerful story. >> sisters in birthday and set a world record.

they have been recognized as the world's longest -- oldest living identical twins. they were born into a family of 13 back in 1930 but they lived most of their lives apart. they now live in separate care homes in japan. -- at the prospect of wine. >> we all have to start eating chocolate. >> let's look at what is going on with our weather. this is wine drinking, chocolate eating weather. this brought with us a sharp cooldown. it is breezy across the bay area. how much cooler is it now then

this time yesterday? 17° cooler. 13° cooler in oakland. 14° cooler than this time yesterday in palo alto. here is a view looking down into the bay. you can see low clouds pushing out over the bay. this layer is building at the moment. 72 across the bay in oakland. 87 morgan hill. here is the view looking westward. we have low clouds as well as some mid-level clouds. clouds are gathering at the coastline. it is 85° right now in santa rosa. 96 in fairfield. rooftop camera. these are our forecast features. this will expand overnight. in the end he rebounds tomorrow.

summer is not done with us yet. cooler and more fall like weather will develop over the weekend. over the night, we will see some level clouds. early in the morning, we'll see a mainly sunny day developing. we will have high clouds passing by tomorrow. it will be a mainly sunny day. quite a bit cooler than last night. low 50's in santa rosa. tomorrow's high is upper 60's to low 70's. 74 is the height in san francisco. in land, east bay, upper 90's tomorrow. it will be a hot day for the second day of fall. by friday, we will see a little cooling beginning. especially in the coast around the bay. over the weekend, we start to

feel more like fall. air quality will be good. moderate air quality thursday and friday. we expect good air quality then. here is the 7-day forecast. you can expect a high of 90°. only low to mid 80's on sunday. that pattern will continue through the middle of next week. >> christmas is just 94 days away. you might want to start your holiday shopping now. the shipping delays slowing things down all across the world. >> i am michael finney. tired of those robo calls? you're not alone. the state is taking action. will

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>> everyone in your hates robo calls. the state of california is demanding action. >> michael, you have done a zillion stories on this. the phone companies are not doing enough to try to enforce this. >> we thought we were done but a new report out today says phone companies are not doing enough to stop robo calls.

back in june. today, the california attorney general demanded companies take action immediately. >> when californians pick up the phones, they should feel confident about the identity of the present on the other end of the line. plain and simple. they must block robo calls. every day, they wait. another californian is taken advantage of. >> illegal robo calls cost americans $10 billion a year. another $3 billion a year and wasting time. >> now to those holiday shipping concerns. supply chain issues are how some retailers are

addressing the issue. chain delays are driving prices up on everything from toys to artificial christmas trees. >> we are seeing a shortage of labor, a shortage of product that was initially meant to be shipped over. we are seeing a delay in that product getting into stores. >> the southern california is responsible for nearly half of all u.s. imports, hitting record highs for the container ships waiting to unload. >> we are used to seeing a handful of cargo ships lined up for a spot. right now, there are more than 100 ships anchored off the coast. spaces and trucking issues. >> smaller retailers have relied on aery fast supply chain.

what is different now is the supply is limited and these will also be limited. because they are chartering these own ships. some still small enough to be unloaded at ports whether or not such big bottlenecks. the american christmas tree association even recommending people by their real or artificial tree earlier this year but expect to pay more. >> there is not a lot of inventory. the longer you wait, the more of a premium you're going to pay not just on shipping but the price. >> rebecca jarvis, new york. >> you see the new stories about fentanyl and the significant numbers of deaths there causing.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. the phase of drug use in america is changing. a highly addictive opioid is making its way into the bedrooms with deadly consequences. this has become a priority for homeland security investigations and law enforcement officers who are desperate to get this drug off the streets. today we will show you part one of the new documentary, killer high, the silent crisis.

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>> time for the four at four. we are talking about more masked requirements. the church of jesus christ of latter day saints said masks will be required inside temples to limit the spread of covid-19. it is an effort to keep the temples open. the message was the latest in a series of statements from church

leaders. a summer search of the virus among unvaccinated residents has continued to grow while vaccination rates have only slightly increased. i don't know. we are 18 months into this. we seem to have just hit the wall in terms of vaccination. spencer: i am trying to be thoughtful. i don't understand what it is taking so many people so long to get around to accepting the vaccine. if it happens slowly, i guess it is better than not at all. >> i am with you. we are 18 months into this thing. i feel like masks were so 17 months ago and people are just trying to adopt this now. instead of getting the vaccine. the point is we have to get this hire. it seems they have reached a plateau but now we have to find a way to get people who are vaccinated -- are not vaccinated

vaccinated. >> hopefully they can try to get them as proof of entry. we will see if that happens. >> if they would like to keep their church members alive, it might be an option. >> we are now getting a look at what members of the u.s. space force may soon be wearing. you are looking at the dress uniform prototype for the newest branch of the military. the navy blue jackets feature a series of silver buttons with the space symbol on them. they call the uniforms modern, distinctive and professional. the twittersphere saw them differently. many say they look like something from star trek or battle star galactica. >> i was thinking the same thing. i was trying to wrap my head

around the fact that we have something called spaceport. that reminds us of all of those spacey shows. what else? are we really going to do this? those buttons. i guess that works in a low gravity place. >> does anyone ever want more buttons? >> what if it comes off? you will have to flow to try to chase it down. let's keep it clean. question celebrities throwing at the first pitch at baseball games often uncork wild pitches. let's check out conor mcgregor. conor mcgregor later called his

effort the most devastating first pitch ever seen in iconic wrigley field. the suit was tight. he did not use that as an excuse. he said he was thrown on only one leg. that was in reference to us of -- in reference to a injury he sustained. if he throws a fastball down the middle or loves it, it will not make every newscast >> that is what you need to do, follow up with a backflip. >> the reason i say this

intentional is because i did the exact same thing once, opening a baseball tournament. that is what you are looking for. >> how many views did you get? this seems ages ago. >> doing it for the gram. >> i will throw itl throw itl tt it. >> i did it once with the portland sea dogs. it is a minor league team. >> you probably just pump the fastball at 85 miles per hour. >> write down the middle in the catchers mitt. >> the producer wants us to move onto the next thing. now to a car for a kid that costs more than most of us would pay for a car for ourselves.

aston martin says created a cret that is $123,000. it is complete with some james bond style gadgets. toy machine guns that come out. headlights were tracked. it can reach a top speed of 150 miles per hour. it is not street legal. i am worried about a car hitting 50 miles per hour. >> i am not sure that many kids will be driving that car. >> i would like to see somebody standing next to it to get an idea of scale. it is cool if you want to throw your money around. quite some people do. quite some people have it. >> can we go back to talking about the pitch? >> yes. >> i can't wait to see this happen

craig's a big day for several bay area restaurants. the michelin guide has released his newest list of restaurants and nearly 20 bay area restaurants made the list including spinning bones as well as houma and dumpling home in san francisco. they offer a full meal with dessert for around $40 or less. that is the price point. restaurants and oakland and sonoma also made the list. dustin dorsey takes us to two restaurants in the south.

>> if you live in the bay area you already know we have some of the best places to eat but now we have the official list to prove it. after a year off, the michelin guide announced 45 new ones across the state of california. >> it is always wonderfullways u recognized, we worked very hard, we care about what we do. we are taking no shortcuts. the level of family and the people who are employed here is deep. it is going to mean a lot. >> some call it bang for your buck and others say getting your money's worth. you have to be able to get a two course meal for around $40. that means the places on this list in 2021 feature the best spots with the best food at the best price. enter los

which provides some of the most authentic tacos in the bay area. >> it is highlighted by their quesadillas and tacos. whether it is your first time or one of many. >> there was a lot of good mexican food around here and this place is the best. >> it has a nice cake and the price is great. i had to try out the famous el pastor myself. >> all from a food truck and it is under three dollars, not bad. >> ending up on this list does not happen by accident. it takes a certain amount of heart and pride to take the best food in our area. they continue to do their best for themselves in the community. >> it is such an honor that we pulled it, stay together and focused to make a high-quality product.

trunks are being popped and pulled out and the level of support from the community is amazing. that gives us even more energy to want to stay here and be here. >> the next time you're here in the south bay, you know what to do. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> check out the whole list at abc7news.com. i think it is great the price points for people, not everyone can afford french laundry or those types of meals. that gives you the opportunity for great food at a reasonable price. >> you don't want that kind of food all the time. this is first pitch. >> all right. wine production is expected to be historically low in france this year after frost and mildew fungus ravages across the country. two thirds of the harvest was

destroyed. one winemaker turned to large candles to save his vines. the heat protected the graves from the spring frost. temperatures plunged to more than 23 degrees because of the damage across the country, prices for french wine is expected to spike. >> that is incredible. the whole vineyard. how creative and intelligent to think of putting candles out there to keep them warm. >> i saw a tear welling up in your eye. that is when bad why comes along. loss of production and increase in price. let's take a look at what is going on with our forecast, i almost said wind forecast. -- wine forecast. highs tomorrow will be more summerlike than fall like.

near 70 on the coast. low 80's around the bay, upper 90's in land. here is a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. it will be quiet warm in land. over the weekend, we will settle into a more fall like pattern. this will continue into next week. >> the wind forecast is always perfect. seven days a week. now to some pictures from paradise. this is a live underwater camera feed from hawaii which allows you to see live underwater. this is off of the westernmost point of the big island, allowing them to perform advanced marine monitoring that they could not do. >> i could watch that all day. >> the more things change, the more they stay the same.

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then followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. the wonder years is being reimagined. what makes this new version so special. >> the centers around a black family in the 60's living in alabama. we don't typically see in mainstream television people line that up with comedy. how did you manage to make that work? >> i have been part of some really serious shows. one of the things i always remind people is there were many black entrepreneurs in the late 60's, kids going to the prom, people getting married, in the midst of all of that turbulence, life was still continuing to flow. it is not unnatural at sometimes laugh and cry on the same day at the same time. >> absolutely. it is regular life.

that is the part that will be so relatable for the show. it is a regular family. we are hearing from this young boy and his comedic perspective. >> i think people will take on that if you have a little confusion about how it can be fresh or how it can be different, you will have that question answered when you see our show when you see young elijah. you will fall in love with him. so many people watched him on all of his various shows. you get to see different situations. i welcome you to watch it. if you are busy, set your dvr.

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>> breaking news, a brush are ae burning in sonoma county. >> and consequences for anyone involved in the growing crimes. >> and voicing concerns about rv encampments. >> the food and drug administration has just authorized booster shots of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine. the boosters will be given to people 60 five and older. those who are at high risk of severe covid-19, and people whose jobs expose them to the virus at a higher rate than others. that includes health-care workers, teachers, daycare workers and grocery workers. the fda says boosters can be given