a portal housing. larry: we were in oakland as he signed those bills and adding more people into homes they can afford. >> this ain't a bad legislative year in the state of california. [applause] >> flanked by senators andand others, the governor signed 27 bills that deal with housing affordability from helping students to promoting the conversion of surplus land in the state to housing units and streamlined accessibility units. why sign the bills in oakland? >> oakland and the bay area or ground zero for the problem and the solution. the problem is affordability and that starts with housing. and the solutions are projects like this one. >> coliseum's connections apartments -- collections apartments used moderated designing to build across the

street from a part station. -- bart station. >> do not lose focus on addressing the crisis of the day that entails housing. >> we have a true housing champion with governor newsom and witnessed by the 27 bills. >> the bills are designed to create 84,000 new units. >> that would put us north of $24 billion to address housing and homelessness in california. this is unprecedented in u.s. history. >> when asked about the covid eviction moratorium that expires in two days, governor said he hoped local jurisdictions would extend the deadline like oakland and alameda county until emergency declarations are lifted. he also talked of being vigilant in distributing funds to even those making 80% of median income. >> by signing the bills today in

oakland, the governor said as we get the pandemic addressed, affordable housing is the defining issue of our time. expect more to come, as the brickley, abc 7 news. kristen: governor newsom has until october 10 two veto or signed bills on his desk. a look at what some of those are. >> governor newsom has already approved two bills that would ease the housing crisis, one that aims to protect amazon warehouse workers and one that expands productions for garment workers but -- protections for garment workers. but he also has to make decisions about whether bad acting cops should be decertified and whether ethnic studies should be required in public schools. the deadline is looming for the governor to sign or veto hundreds of bills on his desk. among potential new laws, one that would decertified bad acting police and prevent them removing among california lawn

-- law enforcement agencies. california is one of only a handful of states in the country that does not have a process to banish officers for misconduct but opponents say it is flawed and anti-law enforcement. another bill one that would require ethnic studies as a graduation requirement for california public schools. proponents say it is important for students especially those of color to see themselves reflected in their education and it will help students think critically about the complex history of the country. roughly 3000 people have signed a petition urging him to veto this bill. they say the curriculum is anti-somatic. >> nobody is saying -- anti-somatic. -- antisemitic. >> no one is saying it it is perfect but i don't want to see our public schools gets this. >> two bills would expand outdoor dining even after the pandemic. >> it allows restaurants to use

parking spaces to expand outdoor dining, cooking, serving beverages, just support them and support the work they need to do. >> there are also bills that would protect protesters from rubber bullets, make it easier for community college students to transfer to uc or cal state campus, and maintaining a gender-neutral section of toys at target. the governor has until october 10 to make his decisions. >> one bill would also increase family leave payments, cost free covid testing and adding people -- allowing people to add pendant parents to health plans. very consequential decisions you must make in the next two weeks. larry: thank you. developments related to covid-19, martin airlines will begin firing workers who have decided not to get vaccinated. the airline says on percent of workers have chosen not to get the vaccine, about 600 people.

united has extended the deadline for those requesting a religious or medical exemption. to the north bay where red county is opening its -- marin county is opening its first vaccination site for booster shots. we got an exclusive walk-through of the site ahead of the opening. >> that is right. vaccination site is inside this mall in san rafael. marion county says -- karen county says 70,000 residents -- there are 70,000 residents here who qualify but they are prioritizing 75 and older. >> here we are in the northgate mall, in the centre court. we will have our clients enter from the hallway down here. >> got a look inside their new operation that is equipped to welcome both marin county residents with appointments and walk-ins. how many are you expecting to show up?

>> we are hoping 1000 people per day in a six hour time slot. tuesday through saturday. >> the store is divided in half, one fragment -- one for registration and one for administration. >> they will help with the vaccine administration and we will have emts to watch during the observation. >> does not take long to notice this is unlike any vaccination site. >> we are at an old victoria's secret store. >> i know. it was the one place the mall had open and the fact that we need the extra space for the corridor, which was not being used. >> for marin county, this was strategic. public transit and freeway access. now they are prioritizing the 75-year-old population. >> we look at mortality data, the vast majority of our debts have been people above age 75. we want to make sure they have a head start.

ask -- >> latest data shows a drop in immunity after six months. this booster will equip the older population to fight a future infection. >> six months is the inflection point where you really start to see increase risk for people who are infected and that is age dependent. >> marin county is planning to use the mobile vaccination strategy with the booster phase. next week they will take boosters to sing facilities and if you are 65 or older or have underlying health conditions you can get a booster shot at any cvs, walgreens, safeway pharmacy is in the bay area. luz pena, abc 7 nes. -- news. kristen: calling on governor newsom to extend paid sick leave through the pandemic. >> there is evidence that paid

family and a sick leave is good medicine for families and businesses. with paid sick leave our workers can get the support they need to take care of their loved ones. kristen: advocates say three days is not enough time to recover or quarantine if they get infected. a survey by the kaiser family foundation found 79% of adults believe covid will continue at a low level similar to the flu for the foreseeable future. 36% are satisfied but not enthusiastic about the future, 35% say that it is dissatisfying but not angry. larry: a san francisco sheriff deputy do to be arraigned on felony charges from what they say was a violent off-duty confrontation. it happened thursday at a potluck at a -- he is accused of

sexually assaulting an 18-year-old guest, ripped down curtains, and shatter a tank that housed a lizard. he is also accused of showing off his firearms collection and should -- threatening to shoot people at the potluck. there were signs he was intoxicated. district attorney talks to us about that today. >> the fact this is alleged to have occurred by someone who we trusted to have a uniform and carry a gun, that makes it more disturbing. larry: the san francisco sheriff tells us the deputy is on administered of leave. police have detained a man in connection with a threat that shut down san francisco state university. the man was taken into custody. officials would say the threat was anonymous and nonspecific, all buildings including the library were closed and students in residential buildings were asked to stay inside.

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>> it is unbelievable what was created here. absolutely beautiful and i am so excited that this is the future of our transportation system in san francisco. larry: the trains are ready, the track is down and today the san francisco mayor gave praise to the central subway project. she and other leaders took a test ride. it is the first time we have seen the trains in motion as the much anticipated and delayed at date gets closer. we are digging into that as we work to build a better bay area. voters approved the subway in 2003, nearly two decades later the song is on most over. >> there has been a lot of planning that has gone into this. larry: frontage from 2013 when

the machines to build the tunnels arrived. a few days later, the mayor then toured the project. >> really having a solution, a concrete solution to the congestion that we already see in the city. larry: cruise -- finished digging. three years later the next mayor took a tour. the mining was done but the subway far from it. >> the project began in february 2010. it is supposed to take passengers from the 4th street cow train station to the heart of chinatown. -- cal state station heart of chinatown. but it has seen delays. larry: this bed up vid vid vid d

sped up video and the slow-motion got me. it will provide a link from caltrain station and chinatown. the third line will be extended through union square and chinatown. that will serve some of the busiest and most populated areas. with more on this, abc 7 news insider covering the central subway project since the beginning of time itself. or just feels that way. >> actually, this goes back to 1989 when san francisco made the decision to take down the freeway. at the time, chinatown activists thought would be the death of the community without a way for people to get in and out in the idea of a centr suby from chinay

-- was born. it has been delayed after delay. in his cost $1.6 billion, about $1 billion a mile and many like an it to the -- liken it to the high-speed rail. the sixth mayor to take on the project, she did what mayors do and put the best face forward on the deal and talked but how this will bring the city together. >> what i love about central subway is it does bring people from all over. we are talking about having a stop at most goni -- mascone where conventions take place and the hunters point and the connection to the t in the southeast sector of the city, connecting it to downtown for a faster and smoother ride.ple come from bart, the airport, san

francisco, stop at the hotels, check-in, hop on the subway, hit chinatown, right the cable car back. even for folks who are getting to and from work or coming to shop in chinatown, coming to shop downtown, this is going to be a game changer for the city. larry: it already is. the question is have any people are going to take this? it does not have any direct links to bart, you have to travel underground, it doesn't have any link ups with the transbay tube -- terminal, so it does not look up to a lot of things but it's going to be there and interesting. >> you are killing the buzz but anyway, you said 1.6 billion, how much over budget is it? larry: $70 million. but the budget is not done. we are going to see whether or

not it works regularly. they have been testing the cars, when we get into these mass transit things come up art or the -- subway. we are not going to know how overbudget it is but there are plans typically -- pay for it and plans to extend into fisherman's wharf. another change. >> i remember the then mayor who passed away, he would go in disguise around union square and a shop in these stores to see what the impact the construction and the rerouting was doing to local businesses. the question is will this be worth it now where it's going to start running. >> the merchants were furious. they tore up the streets and left them open, and you could

not get into the union square area and it cost is misses their livelihood. it is going to be an interesting situation. we have got lots of change orders that have happened. but one of the things that is interesting is how much san francisco has changed since 1989. chinatown is no longer just in chinatown, it is a good section of the city and where it was before, where houses are tech centers and mosscone center, we'll have to see. are people going to take the subway or do what we have been doing without it, which is walk or take the bus? larry: spring. >> can i hold you to it? larry: i'm not responsible, but for you i will take full responsibility. for the opening and all the

future cost. put it on me. is that good? >> you should run for office. larry: nobody wants that. thank you, phil. kristen: the first large swells of the season are hitting west facing shorelines tonight. the national weather service issued a beach hazard statement for rip currents and waves as high as 17 feet. video from pacifica, people are urged not to turn their back to the sea. an important warning. spencer: i'm glad you started with that because i could share details on this statement, it is in effect until 11:00 tonight for north and northwest facing beaches. wave heights could 17 feet or higher and there is a risk of recurrence so stay away. it is indeed across the area -- windy across the area. dry conditions and a stronger gust, a red flag warning for high fire danger, in effect for

solano county. spread rapidly. current temperatures right now, blue skies over the entire bay area. 73 in oakland, 74, 64 here. looking from san francisco midtown -- san francisco from mount pam, -- a emeryville looking toward the golden gate. high clouds and bright skies. it will be cooler overnight, st in the hills. sunny and warm days into the weekend and don't rein in height as october begins. -- no rain in sight as october begins. very little in the way of low

clouds, a bit cooler tonight than it was last night for most of the bay area. low temperatures will drop into the mid-40's across much of the north bay and low 50's everywhere else. it is going to be chilly further north in parts of encino and lake counties, a frost advisory from midnight until 9:00 tomorrow. low temperatures could drop as low as 48 degrees in some of the chilly spots. tomorrow, high clouds but bright, sunny skies. breezy at the coast and across the region. heiko bridgers -- high temperatures from the mid 60's to lower. upper 70's to low 80's generally, mid-80's in the east bay inland. thursday, friday, saturday and sunday high temperatures inland in the low to mid 90's. low 90's genuinely -- generally

but upper 70's along the bay shoreline. minor cooling next monday and a sharper cooldown next tuesday. dry but pleasant weather. larry: a possible new tool in the effort to slow retail theft. kristen: and a mountain lion ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪

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people stealing shelves full of items in san francisco, new legislation would allow deputy sheriffs to work as added security. currently police officers are only allowed to work overtime if these establishments. reporter and melendez tells us the goal is to deter organized theft. >> the supervisor stood outside where this viral video was taken in june. it shows a man leaving the store on a bicycle with a bag of items. >> retailers said san francisco is the epicenter of organized retail crime in the united states in their opinion. >> his legislation would allow deputy sheriffs to work overtime at these locations just like a few police officers already do. here's how it works at no cost to taxpayers. >> a pvaity or event the sheriff's department or the police department and they would

say they are going to pay for those services so they contract with the city. >> retailers in the union representing food and commercial workers have been pushing for accountability. >> we need action done. >> but don't expect an increase in arrests. the sheriff said they will employ their own tactics. >> our intent is not to make a ton of arrests. it is to deter people from committing the crime. >> the mayor announced the first organized retail crime initiative will increase the number of police investigators and community ambassadors. >> when a crime is committed in the city, when you cross that line, there will be consequences. >> reverend amos brown ofwn ofwn san francisco naacp should -- says the focus should be cracking down on the people

organizing these. >> there is an effort to use people who are marginalized, minorities, specifically blacks to be there tools. >> the legislation will be discussed and voted upon by the full board of supervisors as early as november. we end melendez, a b -- leeann l melendez, abc 7 news. kristen: a mountain lion was spotted blocking the door of an in law unit. they were able to escape your window. >> the police came knocking saying there was a big mountain cat outside. kristen: it left and the sheriff department launched a drone with infrared technology to see if the animal was hiding nearby but they had no luck. larry: coming up, exposing the health insurance cap. the pandemic highlighted -- gap. the pandemic highlighted the

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. larry: abc 7 is committed to building a better bay area and we are committed to connecting diverse communities. we are launching the equity report, a tool that measures equity in housing, health, education, policing and the environment. we have dedicated weeks to exposing the health insurance gap in the pandemic has only highlighted this problem. racial inequities when it comes to accessing health insurance at a time and everybody needs it. stephanie sierra diving into

data from the report. stephanie: when it comes to accessing health insurance, disparities have gotten worse across the bay area. in the san francisco metro area, the percentage of latinos uninsured is four times more than white people. the projections for next year are more concerning. uninsured and unprotected, roberto was born and raised in san francisco's mission district. he works off mission street, struggling to make ends meet. >> during the pandemic i lost my job, my medical coverage, i was struggling because there was a delay in all of the resources. unemployment, welfare. stephanie: he became desperate looking for work so he could pay his bills. >> i landed this job and i'm grateful that i'm making eight dollars less, i had to find

insurance, my own route through the covered california. stephanie: a government program that started offering subsidized obamacare programs for the state in 2012. it lowered the average premium cost by 15% for many california households. even with reduced rates, he was forced with the tough choice. pay rent or health insurance. he could not afford both. a research and policy associate at uc berkeley's labor center sees it all the time. >> even with subsidies available to the american rescue plan, for coverage through cover california, there are a lot of folks who can't find the space in their budget to pay for those premiums or who are worried about the deductible and out-of-pocket costs. stephanie: she also leads the simulation of insurance markets. her team found thousands of

californians are eligible not enrolled. another 500 -- another large amount are eligible through employers but have not taken it. >> barriers to becoming eligible and jumping through the administered of hurdles can be too much. stephanie: analysis of u.s. census bureau records found out of all of the bay area counties, 4.5% of people are uninsured. this is not include people in prisons, jails or mental hospitals. but if you break it down demographically, the disparities highlight the problem. here are percentages of ease race uninsured. 2.6% are white, 3% asian, or .9% lack, 9.4% latino. -- black, nine point 4% latino. working multiple jobs paired with sky high rent. >> the living cost is high and

we have to struggle to fulfill family needs. >> she works for health access california, a coalition that works to promote equitable, affordable health care. >> health care system is only good when everybody gets access to it, which we saw during this pandemic. stephanie: to address these disparities, lowering the cost of health care is key. >> there are two ways, one is to throw money on it and that is what we have been doing, to pass all of these -- invest more money, put more money into the premiums, subsidizing them, things like that. there are also systemwide changes. stephanie: those are also underway. undocumented people who are income eligible over the age of 50 will be able to access metta -- medical. this will bend the cost curve and make insurance more

affordable for everyone. >> one silver lining of the pandemic will to pass policies that help cover everyone in our state. >> he is holing out hope. >> when they should get all of those resources to survive and stay healthy. stephanie: analysis out of uc berkeley projected about 3 million californians under 65 would be uninsured year and the largest group would be undocumented californians. the hope is the new law going into effect in may expanding coverage for undocumented families will reduce the figure. larry: grab your phone right now and i will tell you how you can get involved and see data for yourself. we will be tracking this with the equity report. see more at our america abc. or use your phone and scan the qr code on your screen. you can find specific data for

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awarding stars for culinary excellence for the first time since 2019. all of the three-star michelin restaurants are in the bay area. they include three staples. the french laundry also made the list. they give three stars to exceptional cuisine worth a journey. up next are two michelin stars, birdsong in san francisco which got promoted. eight bay area restaurants are in this category. campton place place place ple two. one in oakland. two stars represent excellent cuisine worth a detour. 37 fall into the next category, one missile and -- michelin

dark. a japanese -- michelin star. this menu includes japanese ingredients. this one also got one star, a promotion from its previous ranking. the menu is a love letter to the career and -- of the chef and co-owner who has cooked in some of the most elite kitchens. three other restaurants are celebrate in the first star. several on the peninsula and the south bay were named, including their streak of excellence in cuisine and service. we have posted the full list on our website, abc 7 news.com. kristen: to more of those that as. spencer: 51 is a long list but of the two and three stars, i have been to seven of those. kristen: do you feel like the rankings are right? spencer: some of these superfine

dining places are not exactly the way i like to dine among i can appreciate how special they are and how much care goes into the preparation and service, that is awesome. what i prefer simpler meals. larr>> have a cuisine scene. i'm happy with three stars on yelp from a restaurant. >> most of the places i go go go don't use the star system, it is? 's. -- it is question marks. kristen: i am more likely to go to the cheap ones. larry: pricey food and fuel, supply chain issues are now affecting fuel in the u.k. causing tempers to flare. this man is kicking the car. why is he doing that? it's is at a gas station in

london. he is angry because he thought the driver jumped the line. the u.k. has a shortage of more than 100,000 truck drivers causing delays in a number of industries. dan: how american. larry: like you are going to stop the car with your body? this is not a mission impossible movie. spencer: have we exported our anger across the pond? dan: i thought the british were dignified and reserved. larry: it just shows you the overall level of angst. whatever it is. the guy may be the line, maybe you didn't. dan: everybody is on a hair trigger. kristen: before it was like you jerk, now it is fight to the death. it is terrible. let us soothe ourselves, but is

our considered art with no artwork question mark in artist was commissioned by a danish museum, paid $84,000, then changed the name of the work to take money and run. the museum is considering involving police. he says the work of art is that i took their money. larry: i love this guy. dan: i don't think he's going to get a wave with this. there is another word, heist. larry: see if you can make the bars of the jail cell dis appear. kristen: you have seen artwork that are just one. on white canvas. dan: a friend of mine in college was an artist and became a doctor, he would do these big installations on the campus, giant pieces. we were talking about modern art

and you will see a twisted piece of metal and they pass off as art and i said, i could do that. and he made a great point, yeah, you didn't. larry: late to the dance. a six year old in nevada receiving praise for listening to his mom. he was posing for a school photo when the photographer told him he could take off his mask. he refused, saying no thank you, i always listen to my mom. his mom posted his photo on social media and they received a huge response. she created a gofundme that has raised over $24,000 for his college fund. he has six years old, that is going to accumulate over time. dan: a sweet kid. larry: do your kids listen to you? kristen: ha! dan: teenage years.

kristen: it speaks to how people are drawn to him because he is so cute and maybe not a lot kids listen to their moms. this is rare. spencer: and to their dads. larry: equal time. but it's an adorable story. dan: a beautiful kid. kristen: we all need an adorable story.

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kristen: consumer news. r consumer news -- consumer news. >> >many mustang vehicles b recalled. 13000 have a progblem with the -- problem with the sunroof flying off. nestle is recalling digiorgno pizza for undeclared allergies. the box says pepperoni pizza but

it contains they were manufactured june 30, 2021. they have a code of 1181 with a best buy date of march 2022. home prices in the u.s. on the rise. prices rose a record amount july , soaring 19% over july 2020. according to s&p core logic, city home price index, this is the largest gain since 2000. sales of existing homes in the first eight months of 2021 are up 16% over the same time period in 2020. experts say the increase is due to low mortgage rates and increased buyer interest in

finding new, more spacious homes because people are spending more time at home. larry: it is great if you own a home, you see the equity in the value going up. it is not good if you are a first-time buyer trying to get into the market. >> can you imagine young people looking at this? larry: it's depressing. think you. kristen: san jose city council going to take up the issue of flavored tobacco product. they are looking to ban the sale of them, including flavored juice and menthol cigarettes. they will also retail shops from being up to sell this within 1000 feet of schools and 500 feet of a tobacco retailer. they will have six months to get rid of nearly bad product. let's check with spencer, you're going to turn up the heat again, right? spencer: we have this wind pattern as well which has

whipped up a rough surf and a beach hazard is in effect for our north and northwest facing pieces tonight -- beaches tonight. danger of rave -- waves and recurrent. a red flag fire here. strong winds rushing down the northbay hills, that is in effect until 8:00. overnight conditions, the passage of high clouds, cooler than last night with low temperatures ranging from mid 40s to low 50s everywhere. mid 80's inland and here is the seven day forecast. it's going to warm up nicely thursday through the weekend, inland areas where highs will reach the low, low to mid 90's, 80's around the bay and a cooldown next week. larry: a last blast of heat. check out this mesmerizing

exhibit at a tokyo museum. visitors step inside a room of more than 13,000 living orchids suspended on wires from the ceiling. they are lifted and lowered while visitors walk through and admire. this from a group called team lab which includes artists, engineers, architects and mathematicians to create immersive art. beautiful. star wars through the eyes of anime. kristen: disney plus takes i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been and i enusiastically to hrecommend prevagen.sand a. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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larry: a series of animated short films on disney plus give a different perspective of the world of star wars. rick has a preview. >> long ago, a great warrior came to this village. and entrusted our ancestors with this. >> star wars: visions is a series of short films throwing -- showing the galaxy far, far away through japanese animation. ♪ >> japanese cinemaemaema the original star wars. the nine films offer creative expression to anime studios. >> it has inspired so many film makers and animators in japan, it is great to have something exported and then reimported and hopefully it will be exported

again and have a great creative circle of life. >> it's cool to see their japanese studios. tell us your own perspective and your story in star wars. that is how it started. >> this is an opportunity to see what kind of star wars storytelling we can do to explore different things. >> thing ancient and sinister. >> star wars visionseae actors n neil patrick harris and jordan fisher. >> i have been in love with star wars for the majority if not my entire life, i don't remember a time when i was not wielding it makeshift -- a makeshift but super. -- lightsaber. larry: you can watch it now on disney plus. disney is the parent company of abc 7.

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