>> parents can decide to vaccinate children or not. reggie: the vote perhaps now paving the way for your school district to follow. kumasi: first, just stop and enjoy this. san francisco showing out. look at the moon. great way to wake up this thursday. reggie: honestly looks like something from lucasfilms but it is real. i am stunned. [laughter] good morning this thursday, you are watching abc 7 news, you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. mike: good morning. great when we can harvest beautiful video like that. unfortunately it is not easy to see the moon in the north land. the coastal valleys socked in with fog. dangerously low visibility.

slow down and take time up there today because it will be around for the morning commute. this is how it looks from the east bay hills camera., marine layer, thousand feet. we will switch that out for high clouds as we warm into the 60's, 70's and 80's at noon. a brief spike in the heat before autumn like whether returns. kumasi: the oakland unified school district is now mandating full covid vaccination for all students ages 12 and up. those with certain medical cases and religious beliefs are exempt but no doubt this is major with the delta variant spreading quickly among children. this decision could be monumental for the state. amy: it was a long night.

they did not take the vote until after midnight. this may be news this morning. it has motivated a lot of discussion, the oakland school board voted 5-1 to pass this, to require students to get the covid vaccine. they would be exemptions allowed for medical or personal reasons. if the student is not vaccinated, they will face a weekly covid test. before the vote, supporters and opponents on the plan. >> please vaccinate and make it a mandate. it is a simple mandate to preserve our community. >> i am opposed to a mandate. parents and students must have the choice of whether or not to take the vaccine. amy: oakland is leading the way, one of the first in northern california, to pass a vaccine requirement. l.a. has passed a similar requirement.

they have to figure out the details of how to implement the rule and they need to give students time to get the vaccination. in oakland, 54% of kids 12-17 are fully vaccinated. they have not said when this will be in effect. the superintendent said it will not be enforced before january, likely. abc 7 news. kumasi: piedmont unified school district will be requiring all eligible students to get both doses. students under 12 have to get vaccinated in eight weeks once they become eligible. reggie: health experts believe the booster shot means more protection for the most honorable. reporter: the cdc meets today to talk about who gets the shots and when. the director is expected to lay out the full guidelines by

tomorrow. yesterday the acting commissioner gave an example of who the agency has in mind for the shot. when it comes to high risk, the list includes health care workers, teachers, daycare staff, grocery workers and people at homeless shelters. here is a member of our vaccine team. >> hopefully the director will give final recommendations on friday. we need more data. reporter: americans who received the moderna and j&j vaccine have to wait a few more weeks for approval from the federal government. 2 million americans with compromised immune systems have already been cleared. kumasi: 9:00 this morning, a virtual town hall featuring abc news, dr. jen ashton and dr. anthony fauci.

you can tune in on our streaming app or on our website, abc7news.com. reggie: the biden administration is facing backlash over its handling of the migrant crisis at the u.s.-mexico border. 5000 encampment in texas. >> numbers that you don't know how many have been returned, we don't know how many have been released into the u.s. reggie: homeland security officials released some numbers. 1400 haitian nationals were returned to haiti. kumasi: haitian americans

bay area are stunned and they say migrants are acting out of desperation, fleeing poverty, disease and a lack of opportunity and are trying to find a better life in america. >> no respect. like a human being, like everyone should be. it is like we lost that. >> let that speak to your humanity. tell your representatives how outraged you are at these gross injustices occurring before us. kumasi: barbara lee says the country needs to support the haitians in terms of due process and not treat them any differently than other immigrants coming to america. reggie: shutting down shoplifters in san francisco. city leaders have come out with aggressive changes to stop retail theft. kumasi: governor newsom going to sequoia national park today, set

to drop the largest sum in state history to fight climate change. mike: temperatures cooler this morning, most of us in the 50's but it will be the warmest

reggie: $15 billion toward climate change. governor newsom is going to sign the legislation in the sequoia national park this morning. the money will be used to fight wildfires, support drought response, promote sustainability and protect communities from other risks such as rising sea levels. this package is the largest in state history. mike: happy to see that. we need to do something quickly.

here is the picture of where it is cloudy right now. everyone in the low to mid 50's. 48 in napa, the cool spot. temperatures cooler in the mid 50's this morning. here is peninsula throughout the day. low clouds replaced by high clouds. 65 at 10:00. 3:00 to 6:00, low to mid 80's. that will be the warmest time. 70 degrees by sunset. it will be pretty warm inland. building heat again and the cars will be getting hot and so will the pavement. air quality today and tomorrow, the two hottest days, moderate air quality is good and healthy for all of us. when we get the refreshing breeze this weekend, it ushers in cooler air with a possibility of a cold front with a chance of

rain next week, coming up. jobina: plaza, metering lights came on at 5:38 a.m. the backup is beginning. the martinez area, crash, overturned on southbound 680 at the 4 connector. out of the north bay this morning, all that fog. santa rosa, novato, 101, low visibility for the commute. just some drive times here, not too bad. that slowdown is starting. kumasi: we are now getting a look at what members of the u.s. space force might soon be wearing. ok. this is the prototype for the newest sixth branch of the

military. it features silver buttons with a symbol. they call the uniforms "modern,o distinctive and professional." twitter did not see it that way. some said it looked like it was from star trek. reggie: it was very we are a part of a rhythm nation. kumasi: you're ok with that? reggie: i love rhythm nation. kumasi: should be ok then. apple battle. why your kids won't be getting to play fortnight on iphones anytime soon. reggie: plus the best friend of the future? the makers of whatever this is are trying to convince you of the benefits of having this follow you around. kumasi: we will be right

this couple is working hard on our state's recovery. you see, they live in california and keeping their vacation in california

supports our small businesses and communities. which means that beautiful baby gherkin atop this charcuterie masterpiece is like another brick in the rebuilding of our economy. job well done friends. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly.

reggie: a shoot out in oakland left an officer wounded and a suspect shot yesterday morning. this was at 21st and telegraph. the suspect shot the officer almost as soon as police arrived. >> a sober reminder of how dangerous it is. >> we came within a hair's breath of losing to police officers today. these officers responded to a citizens call and they were essentially ambushed. reggie: two officers returned fire and the suspect ran into an apartment building and a standoff followed. the men stabbed himself several times before surrendering. the officer and suspect are expected to survive. all week we have had extensive coverage of a crime plaguing oakland.

you can find more interviews and stories on our website, abc7news.com. kumasi: san francisco leaders expanding a plan to combat retail theft. viral videos like this one, one, was inside a walgreens in san francisco. many videos showed thieves grabbing merchandise and running away. in this crackdown, the department will be expanding the retail crime unit from 2-6 full-time investigators and the city will expand the ambassador program going from eight to 25 positions with more retired police officers in commercial corridors to reduce crime. reggie: amazon is going high-tech in its plan to open up department stores. possible plans include using your phone to pick out close to try on and then an associate goes to get them and another idea is to have touchscreens

inside the dressing room so you can continue to look for more sizes and don't have to leave the room. the stores could be open as soon as next year. apple will not allow fortnight back onto the app store until its legal battle with the videogame maker has fully concluded. the move potentially delays the game's return to iphones for several years. this escalates a court battle over the rules for the app store. the process could take as long as five years. kumasi: emotional reunion between a m and his emotional support dog. aero has been missing for three days. >> oh my god! oh my god! how did you do that? kumasi: aww. nothing but tears of joy when

police reunited them. gary had reported his companion missing saturday and they found the champion doberman pinscher after identifying a woman who found him and took him home. reggie: meet the small robot that will follow you around like a dog and carry your stuff. it can carry 20 pounds of cargo for more than 20 miles. the robot uses cameras and sensors to follow you around. it will be available in the u.s. october 15. not exec lee cheap, $1800. it is just a wagon? kumasi: yeah they got different sizes. you can get one in red. mike: how does it work in sand

because i am using that for a cooler for the beach. [laughter] mike: you know someone will try to ride that thing. kumasi: the red one is significantly bigger so maybe. mike: telling you. someone will get hurt and then we will lose it. [laughter] happy friday eve. definitely onshore breeze. offshore breeze developing that will spike heat today with partly cloudy conditions. it will feel like fall this weekend. temperatures below average. first, west wind at the east wind above it putting an inversion on the atmosphere, not letting it mix out so all the moisture is locked down low and that is why we see fog in the coastal valleys and the 101 corridor. around san jose, sanan

visibility starting to drop and that will continue through 9:00. we will rebound quickly throu most of the south bay. 77, san bruno. 80's for the rest of the peninsula. 70, very delightful. upper 60's at the north bay coast with sunshine and clouds. 89, napa. 96 through the rest of the north bay valleys. not bad in hercules and berkeley. mid-80's elsewhere in the east bay. going to the game? 70 warming up to 78 and we won't talk about the losing streak. we will move on. it is not going to be as mild tomorrow morning. 50's and 60's but by the afternoon you will notice the cool weather which will hit all of us saturday.

close to average, sunday. monday through wednesday a cold front bringing a chance of wet weather across the north bay. kumasi: ginger is live with what is coming up on gma at 7:00. ginger: morning to be with everyone on a thursday so i believe we call that friday eve. the final decision on who is first in line for the boosters. the fda gave the green light so millions of at-risk americans can get it. also ahead, the latest on the gabby patino case. i witness has come forward officials in florida are intensifying the hunt for brian laundry. plus the new warning about the one critical car part thieves are targeting. why they want it and what you can do to protect it in your car.

gio is very close tolose tolosee mechanic in this piece. rising and shining from new hampshire, why this is a beautiful time to visit the granite state and businesses bouncing back from the pandemic. reggie: i need to talk about something that has nothing to do with that. the other day you were going to a big interview and on the way, you have a fashion malfunction which caused an entire piece of equipment to shut down. do you care to share? ginger: i just got a text within the last minute, i am not joking that said "ginger, the escalator is finally fixed" . that is two days after my heel lodged in at the bottom. it was people's biggest nightmare when i posted that. i wasn't even texting. i was just ready. john kerry, here i, and then

ugh, my heel was in the thing and then the escalator stopped for two days. [laughter] kumasi: oh no. reggie: and she still went to interview john kerry. : ginger i did. reggie: cinderella style. ginger: i had a backup outfit because i could not figure out what i wanted to wear . kumasi: you just see yourself tumbling down, i am just glad you are ok. ginger: we could do a whole segment on escalator danger so maybe that is coming your way soon on gma. reggie: i love your performance. what a life she leads. always great to see you. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪

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kumasi: lava is spewing from of

okino in the canary islands, threatening some communities as it makes its way to the ocean. officials are trying to divert a 44 foot river of lava away from people. this opened up monday night after a 3.8 magnitude quake. it could last for months. reggie: is there an artist you especially want to see this fall? is it harry styles? apparently he is number one. >> ♪ it is a sign of the times ♪ ♪ reggie: luke hol number two in demand. the rolling stones come in third. pretty good. kumasi: i know. reggie: coming your way,

breaking news, a major update on the crisis of the haitian migrants at the mexico border. kumasi: a formal apology in san jose centuries in the making. reggie: what i've learned from so many years . . . . . . of living with hiv is to enjoy every moment.

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: there is a newhere is ae hall pass this morning for one of the bay area's biggest districts. the new rules passed overnight. kumasi: star witness and four-star general. the former secretary taking the stand. reggie: the best o bay area

restaurants that won't break the bank. good morning.ed that on you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. we want to start with a look at the forecast. mike: hi, everybody. we will start with the fog, really thick and dangerous visibility around places like petaluma, santa rosa, san martin, along the coast. half moon bay, will be an issue through the morning commute. temperatures are cooler this morning in the 50's. low clouds get pushed away by the offshore breeze, high clouds stolen. partly cloudy with 60 along the coast. 80's inland.

4:00, nearing 70 in san francisco, 80 for the rest of the bay and even 90's returning. cooler weather coming up. breaking news. president biden's special envoy to haiti has resigned. the reasons he is leaving the post. jobina: this is a major resignation. the ambassador stepping down immediately and said he will not be associated with the u.s. inhumane counterproductive decision to deport immigrants. he went on to say on to say on o

armed gangs. even before the expulsions, he was known to be deeply frustrated with what he considered a lack of urgency in washington and a lack of speed to improve conditions in haiti but was appointed to the condition in july. reggie: oakland unified can now say it is one of the first in the bay area to require everyone in the buildings including students to be vaccinated. amy is here with how this played out. amy: this is news to parents because they voted after midnight. this will impact all students. the board heard several opinions on the topic but it was a decisive vote, 5-1, to require all students 12 and older to be vaccinated against covid. those who aren't musket tested every week for the virus. they heard from parents think parents should make the decision but they heard from

those that say this is a must. >> we need to have vaccination for all students eligible unless they are in distance learning. i am here to defend the lives of our children, communities and teachers and demand you pass the vaccine mandate resolution to make sure all eligible students and staff are vaccinated. >> i am opposed to a vaccine mandate. parents and students must have the choice to take a vaccine. amy: the board agreed to allow exemptions and to give this time so they could work on outreach and a plan to implement this mandate and to give kids time to get the shot. 54% of eligible oakland children are fully vaccinated. they did not say when this would go into effect. there are still details to work out but the superintendent said it would not be before january. abc 7 news, reggie: new developments in the

trial of elizabeth holmes. the former secretary of defense james mattis was a former board member. kumasi: yesterday he told the court about his business relationship with elizabeth holmes. reporter: james mattis taking the stand at the criminal trial of elizabeth holmes. the former defense secretary joined the company in 2013 after retiring from the marine corps. he was paid $150,000 annually. >> he is one of the most brilliant strategists i have ever met. reporter: elizabeth holmes claims she could run hundreds of test on just a few drops of blood. in court, the general testified she personally pricked his finger to demonstrate the technology and said she was aggressive about trying to work

with the department of defense, something that never came to be even though she claimed it did. she later admitted it did not. >> was a device ever deployed the battlefield? was it ever deployed in a medevac helicopter? reporter: prosecutors showed emails between them as early as 2011. in one email, he described how he wanted to get their announced devices implemented. he has since distanced himself from elizabeth holmes calling his involvement a mistake during a 2019 interview on pbs. >> the bottom line is we all make mistakes at times and it was obviously a mistake on my part to be a part of it.

reporter: he testified he began to question what was really going on inside the company when he said surprises began showing up. he said by the time he left, he did not know what to believe anymore. abc 7 news, new york. kumasi: rebecca jarvis hosts a podcast documenting the trial, new episodes every tuesday. reggie: another witness has come forward in the gabby petito case. she claims she saw the component -- the couple get kicked out of her restaurant in wyoming. > she says she visibly remembers the incident and posted on instagram saying it appeared they were being kicked out of the restaurant and brian

got aggressive with the staff. >> she was standing on the sidewalk crying and he walked back in and was screaming at the hostess and he went back in four more times to talk to the manager. reporter: the restaurant confirmed they were there and had contacted the fbi. >> worst-case they displeased with the service? that still doesn't seem like that much anger is worth something like that. in that moment, gabby reminded me of how she seemed in that body camera video with the cop. she seemed distraught. she was being apologetic for his behavior and wanted to defuse the situation. she was visibly upset and crying. you could feel his temper. he was angry and passed off.

. reporter: you can watch more of this interview on gma at 7:00. the restaurant incident happened on august 27. the last text from gabby to her mother was on august 30. brian returned to florida in september alone and he is the only person of interest and they are still looking for him. reggie: a plan to combat homelessness in san jose plans to triple emergency housing units with the goal to decrease the on housed population by 20%. the program is based on new rapid build housing. a woman homeless since 2007 sa n it helped lead to her owning a home. >> i want other people like myself to succeed in job searching, housing, everything.

my husband and i out today. [applause] reggie: construction on astructa housing site is set to begin in the next city days pending approval. kumasi: today is the final day of the dream force convention. the city is losing another major convention. the chronicle is reporting the fancy food show will be in las vegas this winter. the convention brought 10,000 attendees in early 2020. the san francisco tourism bureau hopes it will return in 2023. the open world event moving to las vegas because of street safety and san francisco's high operating costs. reggie: powerful actions against pollution taken this morning.

kumasi: taking a live the new york stock exchange, up almost 400 points significantly. reggie: and here it is, the newly named color of the year for 2022. there is a reason behind the choice. mike: evergreen fog. we have a lot of fog along the coast and northbay, creeping in the south bay. we will call it mostly cloudy in san francisco. 55 in richmond. cooler this morning when you step outside. san francisco stuck in the 50's through 8:00.

68, 10:00 to noon as the low clouds pulled back toward the coast. lingering clouds at the coast and low 70's, 1:00 through 5:00. 61 after sunset. you can see there is a mixture of low clouds but i am concerned with the fog in the northbay along the coast creeping up to the south bay and that will continue through the morning commute. visibility as low as 1/8 of one mile, so slowing down would be a good bet. taking the ferry today, it will be calm on the water and it is cooler this morning. it will be much hotter this afternoon. everyone is green air air with the hottest temperatures of the week, even moderate, we are going to turn green as we get deeper in the forecast. hazy in the northbay, solano county but tomorrow we get a sea breeze and you can see the clean air start to come in.

how much cleaner and cooler it will get this weekend with a chance of rain, coming up. jobina: new update. bart has shut down the richmond station because of a major medical emergency. that is all we know from bart now. mutual aid provided by ac transit. you can take a bus to the el cerrito del norte station and expect 20 minutes delays on the richmond line in all directions. metering lights on at 5:38 a.m. and the backup is officially there. south bay, live san jose, 10 one very different story, smooth conditions in the south bay. that reflects on the map. we still have an issue in martinez with a minor crash but really the fog in the northbay, heads up on low visibility. if you have been enjoying golden gate park, jfk drive, it has been closed since the beginning

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kumasi: tackling issues of race and social justice is key in our mission to build a better bay area. there will soon be a formal apology to the chinese community for injustices beginning centuries ago. san jose once had five china towns, the most was wel wel well 2nd street and deliberately set on fire in 1887.

>> with the environment today, this is an important step to acknowledge the wrongs of the past but trying to see if we can move forward. >> it is important for e generation to remember this because tragically these lessons can be lost and even more tragically, history repeats itself. kumasi: a resolution tuesday addresses chinese immigrants and their descendants and there will be a special ceremony on wednesday with prominent leaders in the community acknowledging and accepting the apology. abc 7 news is helping you take action. check out resources on how to be an ally. go to abc7news.com. reggie: brand-new figures this morning of unemployment in america. initial unemployment claims are moving in the wrong direction.

u.s. labor department just released the weekly jobs report. an increase of 16,000 from revised numbers the prior week. continuing claims also to more than 2.8 4 million, 103,000 more than revised numbers and 240 thousand more than forecasted. a small sign the housing market might be cooling off a bit, the association of realtors said in august existing home sales fell 2% compared to july, the biggest drop off since the spring. the new york stock exchange trading this morning and we are up significantly 411 points. kumasi: a popular festival returning to walnut creek. thousands will be at the walnut festival this year.

this is the 85th year. you can expect good live music, a large carnival and a kidzone. organizers are setting up a craf garden, 5:00 tonight. the festival will run through sunday and kids five and under get in for free. a restaurant has delayed reopening its dining room until next year. the leadership said the decision was complicated but it can be attributed to concerns about covid. the restaurant was set to open in october. the new goal is early next year. the restaurant will keep doing take out and a sunday market. reggie: michelin star restaurant quality on a budget. local restaurants recognized for their delicious meals for $40 or less. the guides awards honored 45 california restaurants this year and 20 are located in the bay area.

recognized. we worked very hard and care about what we do. the level of support from the community was amazing which gives us more energy to want to stay here and go for many years more. reggie: to be eligible, you have to be able to order a two course meal for $40. we have a full list of restaurants at abc7news.com. kumasi: that salad looked good. mike: so did the shrimp. kumasi: everything. hungry. mike: can we make reservations from our website? i hope. don't park at the pool at walnut creek. find another alternative for parking. it will be closed. enjoying this beautiful view. nobody in the world gets this

spectacular view like we get with the clouds cascading and falling over the marin had lands with san francisco sticking up prominently through it. the offshore breeze will bring us the hottest afternoon. mild this morning and the weekend will mermaid dry -- will remain dry. visibility, one mil anywhere, the fog will stick around for the next two hours. once we get the low cloudiness gone, low 90's in the northbay. low to mid 80's for the peninsula. on the coast, low and high clouds and sunshine with temperatures around 70. northbay, 89, 94 degrees. east bay, comfortable around

richmond, hercules and berkeleyn joaquin valley, watch out with poor air quality continuing there. very smoky the next several days. mid 90's inland. 50's just about everywhere else. the heat holds on inland tomorrow while the coast and bayer back in the 70's. 90's are gone. reggie: new rule to drastically reduce the amount of pollution we put into the air. the agency plans to limit the manufacture of hydrofluorocarbons. they are highly potent greenhouse gases commonly used in refrigerators and air conditioners. the epa says limiting them will

reduce emissions by 4.5 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide by 2050. that is equal to nearly three years of emissions for the u.s. power sector. kumasi: abc 7 news is dedicated to all issues combating climate change and the solutions to building a better bay area. you can find more coverage on the app and you can download that wherever you stream. [applause] reggie: birthday she will never forget. this is president obama wishing her a happy 100th. she is the oldest national park ranger. a school was renamed after her. >> it means 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. reggie: she now works via sharing her experience as a black woman working as a file clerk in a segregated union hall. she could not pinpoint a secret to a long life but certainly the genetics of their, her grandmother, born a slave in 1856, live to be 102. kumasi: a self-portrait by freda kahlo is expected to sell for millions of dollars at auction. that would set a new auction record for a latin american artist's work.

reggie: bart is clarifying questions about colors on the seats of their new cars. bart created a graphic showing the seats are not the color of the seattle seahawks. the tweet takes a shot. if we really wanted loser colors, we would go with the rams. l.a. responded with [laughter] they went out of their way to insult the rams. the rams were not even a part of the conversation. who said what about me? sherwin-williams has unveiled the color of the year for 2022. prepare to be underwhelmed. kumasi: oh.

reggie: evergreen fog is a mix of gray and green for spaces that "crave a subtle yet stunning statement." stylists say it has a sophisticated field that can be used indoors and outdoors. kumasi: i am feeling it. do you feel calm? reggie: i like it when you see it in this kitchen, that bedroom. i agree. when you just see the swatch, it looks like the most boring thing you have ever seen in your life. now everyone is going to have that. every open house. then it is going to look like five years from now like'22. kumasi: maybe we need to talk

about how they decided to pick those colors? that took a turn. reggie: that really did. [laughter] bart was feeling feisty. kumasi: ok.

kumasi: breaking new new new new special envoy to haiti has resigned protesting the large-scale expulsions of migrants from the texas border to their homeland. he wrote that he was stepping down immediately. reggie: the oakland unified district will not require students to be vaccinated or face a weekly covid test. exemptions are allowed for personal belief reasons. kumasi: the fda has authorized a third shot for high-risk groups.

they will meet today to talk about when they get the shots. reggie: governor newsom will visit sequoia national park to sign $15 billion in climate change legislation. mike: the first day of fall feels like summer. 12 degrees above average. 74, san francisco. kumasi: major issue unfolding at the richmond bart station, shut down. he will face 20 minute delays in all directions on the richmond line due to a medical emergency. mutual aid provided by ac transit at the richmond station. >> working on her new album, breanna says you will not expect it. it has been five years since her last album came out. reggie: what is her best song. >> umbrella.

reggie: i mean, can't go wrong. kumasi: rude boy. mike: as we start this thursday morning together, millions of americans one step closer to a big boost. overnight the fda giving the green light to a third pfizer shot for people over 65, health care workers, teachers and more. this morning, how to know if you're eligible. the final decision on who will be first in line now in the cdc's hands. border battle. our reporter on the scene in del rio, texas, where thousands of migrants remain. the governor of texas orders a steel wall of patrol cars to block them from crossing as democrats blast the biden administration over mass deportations. search for suspects. as the nation experiences a dramatic spike in gun violence,