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was canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic. >> i would describe it as a raunchy, inclusive celebration to celebrate kink. . i missed everybody so much. it is so nice to have the community and camaraderie again. reporter: there are new rules to those who want to express their sexual freedom in all things fetish. proof of vaccination was required for entry along with masks. cobalt and their mask was ok too. >> it is great being out again. >> isolation has been a lot for everyone. it is good to see everybody getting back to some type of normal. >> a lot of leather and their chests. sales have been raising money for hiv, aids charity for 38 years. >> is great to be back. we did stuff online. >> we are back in a different capacity than we have in years past. reporter: the executive director

says there are fewer stages and vendors this year. ray covid, many thousands of people would be here. only 40,000 are expected. another new rule? no alcohol sales on the street it would like you to support local bars like the oasis. they have had a tough time. >> we are still playing catch up. today is crucial in our fiscal year. this is our christmas. reporter: a return to pole dancing or just being sane. >> i feel like it is a right time to provide this for folks. dion: happening now, a vigil in oakland started with a goal of bringing together police, community, and church members were victims of violence in the city. police 26 were killed. our media partner reports that

the victims were brothers and were shot outside their homes after getting into a confrontation with other men. that shooting brings the total number of homicides up to 102 so far this year. tonight, a vigil will be held at san francisco city hall in memory of those lost to violence. the district attorney and the police chief are expected to attend. police are asking for help to find a woman who went missing in oakland. she was last heard from on september 25. she may be staying in the area of macarthur boulevard in oakland. she may possibly be the victim of human sex trafficking. she is from yuba county. my family says she suffers from miles -- mild autism and asperger's's and -- syndrome. building a better bay area. in covid headlines, covid says it is a time of days, not weeks before they submit data for

federal authorization of a covid vaccine for children aged 5-11. a appeals judge is blocking new york city schools from enforcing a vaccine mended on employee set to go in effect tomorrow. in santa clara, the hospitalization rate of on accident -- under residence 23 times higher than those who receive the shots. over 80% have received one dose. alameda county held another round of covid vaccine clinics but only for those who have not received their initial doses. all three vaccines were available in union city. for now, those eligible call their physician's office or go to a local pharmacy. alameda county says they will have more information on booster shots at county run clinics soon . turning to new details on the found fire. some evacuation orders have been

lifted. crews had a very successful day yesterday. lighter winds and cooler weather are slowing the flames today. the fire has burned 8500 acres and destroyed many structures. it is 35% contained. a woman from palo alto has been arrested and charged with starting the fire that has been burning since wednesday. at the nation's capital. nancy pelosi wants to moderate and progressive democrats. elizabeth shows he explains another challenge now. lawmakers have five days to avoid a government shutdown. reporter: nancy pelosi committed to bringing the infrastructure built to the house floor on monday. that might not happen. >> i whenever billy -- bring a bill to the fourth doesn't have the vote. reporter: it includes funding for road, projects to battle

climate change and expanded internet access. progressive house democrats say they will not vote on that smaller $1 trillion bill until the larger we .5 trillion human infrastructure bill is also ready for a vote. moderate democrats expressed concern over the price tag and some of the bills content. >> with negotiations, there have to be some changes in that. the sooner the better so we can build our consensus to go forward. we will not do that. reporter: they want it paid for with increased taxes on corporations and the wealthy. negotiate the price of prescription drugs and other federal revenue sources. >> the idea that corporations in america, making a sum total of $40 billion pays zero? come on. come on. it is just wrong. it is just not fair.

reporter: the government is set to close on october 1 if they do not pass a funding agreement. >> i will vote no if they insist on combining the debt ceiling increase or suspension with the continuing operation of the government. reporter: pat toomey telling cnn that they would vote on a bill to fund the government if it is not linked to a debt ceiling increase. below seat says she wants to raise the debt limit and a bipartisan manner and has ruled out using the process of reconciliation. dion: just ahead. burglars made off with a big help me spell. they targeted a drug so and had their sights set on one thing. that story ahead plus, >> most of the women are thrilled. they are like wow, thanks. dion: it is stop -- something overlooked but needed foreman. this makes it one less thing

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dion: in the east bay, oakland police are investigating the theft of an atm. they forced the atm open through the doors of the pharmacy in the montclair district. machine was bolted to the floor. the thieves managed to juncker it off its foundation and out

onto the sidewalk. we have reached out to cvs and oakland police for more information about today's theft. a fire burned to families of their homes. crews say the fire started just before 230 this more ash 2:30 this morning. embers from that fire spread to another home across the street. firefighters were able to put those flames out quickly. some cars parked outside were destroyed. no word yet on what caused the fire. caltrans has completed repairs on the central freeway ramp and reopened this morning. nearly 24 hours ahead of schedule. ramp next to freeways. crews are praised a guardrail that was damaged by a big rig last october. an effort to build a better bay area. thousands of feminine products were donated by the product to be distributed to on house women.

in partnership with santa clara county, they held their first -- first annual pad parade. help to collect 100,000 feminine project -- product items to maintain claim this for on house women. >> women are choice between eating and using the product they need to stay healthy and clean. we want to take that barrier away from them and we want them to have all the product they need for free. dion: such an impressive effort there. the needed items can be picked up from any home first shelter location. a got wild at this year's pink walk in san francisco. breast cancer thrive or is joints-oiurvivors with e thahave c incovidlehe endgo r. helping to save lives. drew: certainly, it is feeling

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dion: an event to support breast cancer survivors and the cause was held in person today. this fundraiser has a new name and was held at a new venue. the more than pink walk was originally called the race for the cure. injure an enthusiastic crowd to the sf zoo. >> this is a reminder and kickoff to breast cancer awareness month to please, take care of your breast health. get your mammogram. get screened. yes, we are back and we can be together and to celebrate each other. dion: in such a fun setting. kate larson was there with her

daughter. she is a longtimevivor -- supporter of the event and previously emceed it. do you think you have good taste ? there is a festival for you. they celebrated filipino food. on the menu, a wide variety of food from pampaga. >> our mission is to promote asian food -- full peanut food. this is the only way i can have the main street get to know our food. dion: pampang pampang informed by my producer. they help to judge the dishes. the winner got to go home with rocking rights and we are so fortunate to go home with this delicious plate of food. check it out. one of my favorites. pancit.

it is a stirfried it will dish. chris designed this plate of lum pia. a big shout out to our photographer. drew could not be more fun. it is right here for the taking. there's point for all of us. drew: i got three minutes. i will watch that play closely. we'll find a changing sky when we start out the week tomorrow. a lot of cold front will move through it. a light drizzle to start the work week. let's go outside. a live look from our tower camera now. we have a little bit of fog out there. our marine layer will be growing again, overnight tonight. that is really going to help us. cool off again tomorrow. to the south bay, a live look. a little bit of haze in the afternoon but our air quality is good right now.

here is that onshore breeze. that helped to clear some elevated smoke out of the atmosphere. that just at 26. gusting to 23 in san mateo. weekend. 60 in the city. 73 right now in concorde. here is live doppler seven. what we are watching is the storm entering the pacific northwest. we are watching this thin ribbon of house cover right there. it will bring us a little bit of drizzle here and there. it is not substantial rainfall. it is a great start on our monday. a lot of cloud cover. especially along the coastline. if you will be out and about for

periods of time, take the umbrella. you will not need it for a long time. you will notice some pockets of drizzle here and there. best chance of finding north weather -- whether is then. we could see some drizzle in the south bay. we are talking about a inches. it is a cooler weather pattern moving it with a lot of loud coverage below average. will found -- find everyone in the 50's tomorrow morning. we'll find mostly cut his guys, pockets of drizzle and these temperatures below average. here is the accuweather forecast. lots of cow -- cloud cover out there. by the end of the week, it turns hot for autumn. we will keep those temperatures

in the mid-90's. dion: i didn't focus on your newscast. chris is a thief. there we go. >> i took it. coming up in sports, sunday fun day. down the stretch they come, brendan crawford comes up big. 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.

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homestand to close out the wrinkly season. sign autographs for the kids. giants up one nothing. he got hit by pitch. 2-0 san francisco. six innings, 11 strikeouts. one earned run. fired up for that. giants up 3-2. three run shot to left. they are -- they're 102nd win of the year. how about the dodgers? corey seager with two solo bombs. dodges went 3-0. giants maintain a two-game lead with 62-game -- play. -- six to play. the eighth retiring -- on at retiring equipment manager after 54 years. what an honor that is. a man on first and two outs.

he pretends like he will stop at third and decides to go. it was reviewed. he was out. it walk off hit. a's when their final home game of the year. the 49ers welcomed the packers but also the faithful, they will be ready. last time they played a game in a packed house was in 2020. san francisco dominated be packers en route to the super bowl that year. guy's are fired up to regain their home-field advantage against a historically tough opponent >> coming -- opponent. >> it's great to have the faithful back in the stands. can't wait to have them screaming. it will be a fun atmosphere. >> it will be special. i'm expect -- excited to have fans back. it is a coincidence but we are in a primetime game.

really looking forward to it. >> i'm excited for their first experience of be a night game. i know they will bring it in and we will play at our highest level. we are excited to have our fence back. chris: the lines played the night is hard in week one. two seconds away from the first one of the year. baltimore is justin tucker goes for an nfl record at the buzzer and are you kidding me? bounces off the crossbar and in. take a look. youngest field goal in history. those lines fans thought they had a win. oh no. victory to the agony of the defeat. ravens win

dion: he is a world record holder. he became the fastest dog ever to run the aces. look him go! he set the record at 21.6 seconds at dodger stadium. balloons were placed on the basis to motivate him to touch each base which was a requirement for the guinness book world record. his owner is not sure if you love the balloon or hates them but they did the job. clearly, as you can see. i don't know if my dog would be motivated by balloons. definitely if it were food. congratulations. that is it for this edition from an -- abc seven news.

we'll see you right back here for news at 6:00. on behalf of all of us, thank you for watching. we will see you a little bit. breaking tonight as we come on the breaking tonight as we come on the air, new, horrifying details in that deadly train derailment. three killed after an amtrak train traveling from chicago to the pacific northwest flew off the tracks in rural montana. new, dramatic video tonight shows the devastating aftermath of the crash. amtrak says 8 out of 10 cars derailed, with several cars completely tipping over. more than 150 people onboard. authorities say most have been treated and released. the investigation into the cause of the crash is ongoing. tonight, how community members and passengers sprang into action. and developing tonight, new york just hours away from its vaccine mandate deadline for state health care workers to receive a first dose, which could result in drastic staff firings and shortages. the governor putting

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