shot for some americans. those 65 and older high-risk individuals and people working in environments where they are likely to be exposed, hospitals, schools, childcare centers and grocery stores. the those versions of the vaccines. >> we follow all of that closely. thank you for joining us tonight. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 6:00. glad you are with us. this is the newest place in the bay area to require proof of vaccination. if you go to a restaurant, a bar or a gym. san francisco became the first major place in the united states to enact a requirement like this. the city of berkeley has a similar rule. this is the first local county

to follow san francisco possibly. ryan is live with the story. quest good evening. downtown is full of restaurants that are now in fomenting these new changes. they are walking down the street -- streets trying to find a place to eat. this requires proof of full vaccination or a negative covid test. it is a move some say was long overdue. >> it should happen. i don't understand what this is. >> the health services implements a new mandate on wednesday requiring people go to jim's, bars and restaurants to show a negative >> these are high-risk facilities where covid can be spread. they are breathing very heavily.

are fully vaccinated. they hope adding this requirement will create another layer of protection. >> the primary layer -- the numeral applies only to those inside the affected businesses. people can eat outside without showing their vaccination cards. >> business owners will be put in uncomfortable positions. that is kind of concerns me. especially restaurant tours. >> he has no problem following the rope buddy piers and might deter some customers. >> in the winter, i don't think people would like to sit outside as much, it is cold. >> they don't see that as as much of a problem with a large

portion already vaccinated. >> we surge last winter. vaccination is the best way to do that. >> it is worth knowing some restaurants are requiring the physical copy of the vaccination card and don't want to see a digital copy -- copy or something on your phone. that is something to keep track of. mariah carey, abc 7 news. of these establishments as well. they have until november 1 to get vaccinated against covid-19. if they choose not to do so, they have to do weekly negative covid testing. >> ryan is reporting. if you have questions about our

vaccine team, just go to abc 7 news/vaccine. >> and oakland police officer is in the hospital because a suspect shot him in the leg. that officer is expected to be ok. the suspect was shot as well. police got a 911 call at 6:30 about a man acting erratically. they say the suspect shot the officer almost as soon as his partner arrived. >> we became within -- we came within a hair's breadth of losing two police officers today. these officers responded to a citizen's call and they essentially were engaged in a gun battle. i have one officer wounded. >> the 50-year-old suspect ran to an apartment building where a technical team spent hours negotiating with him. during that time, please state the man stabbed himself multiple times and made statements that he wanted officers to kill him. he surrendered and went to the hospital where he was treated for stab wounds and that gunshot wound.

>> new developments tonight regarding scott peterson's sentencing for killing his wife lacey and the unborn son. the state supremthe st previously throughout his death sentence because jurors personally disagreed with the death penalty but were willing to impose it and work dismissed. the judge denied a request based on different misconduct. kristin smart was a 19-year-old college student when she was killed 25 years ago. the man accused of her murder in san luis obispo will stand trial. prosecutors say that paul flores either raped or attempted to rape her. the body was never found. the suspect's father is charged as an accomplice for helping hide the body. quick san francisco leaders unveiled a new plan to combat

crime. if you commit a crime, there will be consequences once the mayor. >> when it comes to crime in this area and rampant retail theft, don't mistake kindness for weakness. >> there has to be consequences. we can't continue to allow what we see as lawlessness continue to dominate our city. we are better than this. >> the mayor looked directly to videos that went viral over the summer. a group running off with designer handbags from neiman marcus and a man who is seen shoplifting a garbage bag full of items from a walgreens. >> people start gearing crime. >> under the new organized retail initiative, they expanded their retail crime unit from two investigators to six investigators.

when there will be an opportunity to include a suspect description. >> in the meantime, a lot of it is the eye test. if you are out shopping or doing what you do in the city and you are things occur, we want you to see less of it. we don't want you to see it at all. >> only on abc 7, surveillance video shows up as store employees and a customer watch three thieves steal $10,000 worth of merchandise. as a result -- >> we are on pins and needles all the time. >> margaret o'leary says her namesake store has never been robbed until this year when she has been hit three times. >> my employees are scared. they have quit, some of them have quit. >> o'leary has 12 stores across the u.s. and says only one gets

robbed. >> not in the valley, in berkeley, not in palo alto, just fillmore street. >> she says sf pd has never made an arrest in any of the thefts. >> there has to be prosecution, there has to be. >> the door is locked and only open for customers and only a few items are placed on the counter so there is less to grab. the hangers are backwards so you can't pull them off the racks. also, every employee now carries a panic button. if the theft continues, o'leary says she will be forced to close her store on fillmore street. >> coming up next, you will see what people are dealing with on this street and what solutions the city is offering. >> it felt like fall today but it will be more summerlike tomorrow. we will have your forecast. >> 100 years old.

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it is going to be a bit of a slog to get that done. litter is one of the smallest concerns for the candlestick point neighborhood. they are fed up with problems they say come from the rvs on the perimeter of the park. melanie woodrow is on the story. >> a driver along candlestick state park reveals hundreds of rvs. a closer look reveals trash, human waste and needles. residents say in addition to being unsightly, much of this is a fire hazard. >> something has to be done. >> the vice president surely more as she has against a proposed vehicle triage center. the proposed plan would provide spaces for un-housed people living in rvs and cars. >> all we want is equity in the community. we feel sorry for the people who are unhoused but we need to

spread the unhoused and the people who are disenfranchised throughout the city. >> the vehicle triage center would address residents's growing concerns. >> when per hour security, restrooms, they will be able to receive -- 24 hour security, restrooms, they will be able to receive wraparound services. >> i can tell you that these people who are living in vehicles right now are already here. >> residents opposed say it threatens to further marginalize a community already subject to tenuous economic conditions. >> it is clear that the city policies are to move this problem into the bayview. >> i would not be proposing this as a solution if i did not think it would be successful and if we had other solutions that will address their needs quicker.

quite there will be additional community needs -- >> there will be additional community meetings about their needs. >> time to focus on how changing weather for the season that is changing. >> it is cooler. >> it felt like fall. it felt like fall even this morning. here is a look at what is happening right now. at 24 hour temperature change shows it cool down quite a bit. in most locations, it is 19 degrees cooler. 14 degrees cooler in oakland and about 11 have been 13 degrees cooler in many other locations. there was a few but now the low clouds are obscuring it just a bit. this is looking back toward san francisco and often the distance, if you can see through this haze, you can see a nice stack of low clouds building up. oakland, 68, 76.

here is a better view, this is moving down to the expanded marine layer. 77 in napa, 94 at fairfield. a clearer view from our rooftop camera. these are the forecast features that we will continue expanding overnight. heating up will feel like summer, especially in land. it will be cooler and more fall like. overnight, this will be the picture, expanding low clouds. some high clouds passing over as well. as we get to the mid morning hours, we will see some high clouds continuing to pass over but it will be a mainly sunny day. overnight low temperatures will be in the low to mid 50's. noticeably cooler than last night and then hike tomorrow, 69. 74 in san francisco. as we go to the in land areas, we will see some upper 90's tomorrow. it will be sizzling and some of the in land spots. here is the 7-day forecast.

hot in land friday. all areas will be cooler. going into next week, it will feel like fall. >> a big celebration for east bay residents and betty read -- reed soskin. she is the oldest park ranger. we spoke about her secret to a long life. she is already the oldest national park ranger, and author, a musician, a civil rights activist and she can claim two more big accomplishments today. a school renamed in her honor and turning 100.

>> 100 years old. >> yes. >> how do you feel? >> i don't know how i feel. sometimes i feel 100 and sometimes eight, sometimes 50. >> that youthful energy is what kept her winning for a decade. there she shares her own experience of -- as a black woman. on the eve of her centennial birthday, they asked what is her secret to such a long life. >> i am not sure there is a statement. >> it is not like you have a glass of wine every day. >> no. >> whiskey. >> no. >> chocolate?

>> yes. >> the secret might be good genetics. her grandmother lived to be 102. >> i was born in 1921. still here. >> born in detroit michigan. since then, she lived through 17 u.s. presidents. just one stands out above the rest. >> most proud of? >> standing with obama on the stage in washington dc. i had in my hand a little evening bag. in that bag was a picture of a great grandmother. i was holding it as i was introducing the president of the

united states. the whole meaning of that has really captured me. >> it is a moment you never thought was possible probably. >> i would never have guessed that my life would contain such vignettes. >> the latest and yet is this moment. at the newly renamed betty lee soskin middle >> having a school named for mee is more than i ever thought of. it means a number of c number of will go into the world knowing

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>> a big day for bay area restaurants. the michelin guide released its new list. restaurants that offer a full meal with dessert for around $40. spinning bones in alameda restaurant in oakland were all recognized. dustin dorsey got the lucky assignment to come visit. >> if you live in the bay area, you already know we have some of the best places to eat. now we have the official list to prove it. after the year off, they

announced 45 nuance, nearly two dozen on the list are from near the bay area , including los carnalitos, -- >> the level of family and the people that are employed here is deep. it will mean a lot for them. >> some call it bang for your buck and others say getting your money's worth. you have to be able to get to course meal for around 40 bucks. the places on this list feature the best spots with the best food at the best price. enter list carnally dust taco truck in redwood city. >> we could not find like that. not like mexico city. that is why we decided to bring this here.

>> it is highlighted by their quesadillas and tacos, whether it is your first time or one of many. >> there is a lot of good mexican food around here. quite the price is great. >> there is never a shortage of people lining up for the food. and i had to try out the famous el pastor myself. ending up on this list does not happen by accident. it takes a certain amount of heart and pride to bring the food to our area even after such a difficult year, they continue to do the best for themselves and the community. >> it is such an honor that we pulled together, stay together and focused to make a high-quality product as we were walking it out and the level of the support from the community was amazing. that gives us even more energy to come out and 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. you can find the full list on our website, abc7news.com. >> stay with us here witness was a name we know. jim matus and his testimony may be crucial to the government's cares. >> landlords and tenants are predicting a surge in evictions. i am michael finney.

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>> building a better bay area, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> landlord and tenant rights advocates can agree on this, the state will see a surge of evictions in the coming months. >> michael finney looks at what troubled tenants can do now to protect themselves. >> this will be so sad, an amazing thing we are getting ready to say. a week from thursday, the state

moratorium on evictions is widely expected to come to an end. here is what that means for those currently behind on their rent. >> they are enjoying a classic children's game, they traditionally and a nursery rhyme with their own touch. she is staring at the end of the eviction moratorium and fearful of what could happen next. >> i am concerned. it is not easy. it has not been easy to make it. >> she makes her living as a tutor but when the pandemic hit, her work dried up. those who don't qualify for rent assistance will be evicted. >> it could happen as soon as october, mid october to late

october. >> that is because the state legislature is out of session. the only way the eviction moratorium would be extended is through an executive order from governor newsom. christina collins is a tenants rights attorney. course landlords are getting quite antsy and are anticipating the expiration here. >> there will still be some protections for tenants on september 30. landlords must show that they at least attempted to get rental assistance for their tenants through the emergency rental assistance program. the state spokesperson tells 7 on your side that tenant has 15 days to apply for rental relief once they receive a notice to evict. as long as the application is being reviewed, they cannot be evicted. tenants can now receive 100% of the rent money. that is up from the 80% before june 28. that protection will be in place through march. to qualify, tenants must earn

80% or less of the median income. when they don't have any chance of getting it. >> what you do when you have a tenant who won't leave and you can't evict them, even if you know they don't qualify. >> $2 billion in money remains in different belief program. to measure applied in june through solano county. the county is experiencing a three month backlog. to misha's application is just being reviewed. >> they don't scream positive and efficient distribution of all the funds available. >> i am worried because i am still here. >> the state is adjusting you do not wait to apply if you anticipate getting behind in your rent and you apply. the program will pay up to three months of rent in advance.

to apply, you need to go to housing.ca.gov, housing.ca.gov. >> as you said, this is a coming tragedy. >> now to the latest testified about his time on the fairness board. he says elizabeth holmes misled him into believing she was on the verge of rolling out a blood testing breakthrough he hoped it would save the lives of troops in battle. he was led to believe they could read thousands of tests on their own devices but later learned third-party machines were used. they are accused of duping investors, patients and investors about the start up and there is a podcast about the trial. it is called the drop out, episodes come out every tuesday. listen wherever you stream your podcast. >> coming up next, the latest in the search and the only -- for the only suspect in the gabby petito murder case.

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>> the fiance of gabby petito is

the only suspect in his fiancee's death. the case is now a homicide investigation. search crews have called off operations for the night but tomorrow they will continue coming through swampy land in florida. >> they deployed numerous resources and we are trying to cover every acre in this reserve. >> underwater dye vehicles have come to help. -- dive vehicles. >> at the e>> at the e>> at thea had more than 89,000 active missing persons cases. 45% ofse were people of petito's case has has has has hs

to bring home giolani. >> i should not have to beg, i should not have to feel that there is a racial disparity. >> you can hear the heartbreak in her voice. he was last seen august 24 in bloomingdale. >> moving on, and unstoppable lava flow threatens an island near spain, the erupting volcano spewing lava and heirs, destroying homes and forcing thousands of people to evacuate. james longman is on the island of lipoma to show you what is happening. >> i am standing on the roof of a house. that angry volcano keeps on roaring, every surface here is covered in ash. the people here have already taken and a neighbor who don't know if she has lost her home.

the massive concern is some of these lava flows are not heading toward the ocean where people would like them to go. they are going in land. there is another village in the sides of that lava which could be in danger. that is why firefighters have been working through the night to try as hard as i can to divert it. as you can imagine, 1800 degree molten rock is not easy to divert. at this point, something like 400 buildings have been destroyed, 7000 people have been evacuated in the area. the big issue we are facing they can't control the lava that comes out of these fissures. quest coming up next, some cooler weather and the 7-day

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>> the latest on coronavirus's vaccination progress, 60% of everyone in the state is vaccinated. that is 60% of everyone, not just eligible people. vaccination rates are even higher in the bay area.

the darker the color, the higher the rate. six of our local counties have vaccinated more than 70% of all residents. >> the face of drug use in america is changing. fentanyl is making its way into the bedrooms of america's youth with deadly consequences. it has become priority for homeland security and law enforcement officers desperate to get it off the streets. surveillance by a nondealer of fentanyl powder. this is in the death of a 25-year-old who happens to be a friend of the dealer. a lot of investigative actions have taken place since the od

and the death. at this point, there is enough probable cause. we will set up surveillance from the target residence. our hope is always to take a minute -- take individual away. we wwe wwe wwe wwe wwe wwe wwe e pursuit against fentanyl dealers and an influx of fentanyl into our area, i feel like it is a weekly basis that we are either out conducting surveillance or on enforcement action or some type of investigative activity. surveillance is often long, it is often boring. it is old-fashioned ground police work but it certainly

needs to be done. a phone call from the fresno police department, from the neighboring police department, we will respond to that overdose, we will conduct our investigation and we will steer all of our efforts toward identifying the source of supply. >> i don't think we have ever had to deal with something so deadly. you may not know that is in the drug you are taking. in the end maybe it is counterfeit or something, maybe something else is the main ingredient but this will kill you. >> you want to be validated on the good work we believe we are doing so the sense of validation we received from families or victims, it just gives a concrete resolution to us that we are making a difference. we are being impactful and we are on the right track.

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high stakes. let's turn our attention one more time to the weather. >> this is the first evening of fall. i am happy to announce that we have good air quality across the area. we have green dots all over the place there. this is going to remain pretty good air quality over the next few days. tomorrow and friday, moderate. as we get into the weekend, things start to cool down even more. the only reason we have the cleaner air is it is a nice onshore flow as the marine layer is rebuilding. it is quit a bit cooler than it was at this time, yesterday. 18 the -- 18 degrees cooler in nevada. it is 57 degrees bay. six degrees in oakland. in the atlanta east bay, we have mid 70's to upper 80's. mainly mid to upper 70's and

here we go, a view from our rooftop. looking at partly cloudy skies. these are the forecast futures. it will be heating up tomorrow and let -- in land. overnight, we can expect the marine layer to expand along the coastline. we will see some mid-level clouds along with the low clouds. these are the high clouds. even with the passage of more high clouds, it will be a bright and sunny day. overnight low temperature will be in the low to mid 50's. the highs tomorrow over -- will range in half moon bay. down in the south bay, san jose, we will top out in 88. it will be quaint hot and summerlike with upper 90's at virtually every location there. we will range from 93 to 96 at cloverdale. here is a look at the

accuweather 7-day forecast. that heat is going to hold on. look for a mid-90's. it will be cooling down near the coast and near the bay. go into the weekend, we will see further cooling. that will take us all the way through and start to get chilly in some spots. >> chili will be a nice change. >> let's get to larry with some sports. larry: we will hear from late night. late night. sports is to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want, and need... and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in premenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression

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>> good evening, the craziest statistic of the day involves this super tight race between the giants and dodgers. there were 24 times the dodgerss won the game and did not gain ground at all. diego. this is a rocket, it bobbles the

ball. he finds brandon crawford who throws a bullet. >> crawford made a perfect throw. it. it is late night. >> the athletics are playing the mariners pretty much every game for oakland right now. onto the 49ers, they rodgers and the packers. still not sure who will be the

starting running back for the 49ers. they were as ill and rumors about aaron rodgers in the off-season and the 49ers did make a call to explore the possibility of a trade but the packers weeow at any time. contrast that with kimma gurel flow where either he or kyle shanahan decided to short, shorter and shortest. almost nothing down the field. even jimmy g. has studied rogers to pick up a few tips. >> he is one of my favorite to watch. anytime you can sneak a peek, he can do some things with the ball that not many can. >> he always wash the big plays. he left give them in the pocket. bad for a long time.

i think everyone knows what that result is. >> the nhl claims that he b games. the league is now investigating other accusations that may be linked to domestic abuse claims. the sharks training camp opens tomorrow. he is on the roster but whether he plays remains to be seen. joe was just find $50,000 per saying he did not want to trade for that man, ben simmons. he did not even mention simmons by name. the leaked -- league still considers it tampering. simmons wants out of golden state. he is just not a good fit for the warriors but the rumors continue. sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino. there were reports that andrew

wiggins remains unvaccinated. san francisco city rules indicates that if you want to play at chase enter, you have to get vaccinated. at this point, he is not getting the shot. that is something we will keep our eye on. >> tonight on abc 7, it is the gold birds and the premiere of the wonder years at 9:00. a special live episode of the connors and home economics at 9:30. that is it for now, thank you for joining us.

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