announcement and has new video only on seven. >> cellphone video and private surveillance videos like these not only make tax more real to the public, these videos have been vital in assisting police. this video used in a police investigation shows an 85-year-old and 91-year-old robbed of their handbags outside a korean plaza market in august, sold to better help deter crime. the neighborhood's original patrol team announced the installation of the first three cameras. part of a 20 camera system to be installed along some of the neighborhood's major corridors. >> we know that people can feel much safer. >> the effort can be

>> just want them to be nice and not real people. >> when news broke of the attack on carl himself, it triggered a bigger effort. quite a few of us went to management and asked if we had any permission to donate some more products. the cameras could not come at a better time. technical delays such as a lack of wi-fi in the area did not help either. >> many buildings did not have it. that is the challenge we are facing. only the chamber of commerce will find ways of working with the many carriers to see if we can help them to install the wi-fi service. >> the cameras will be monitored by the chinatown chamber. stressing they will only be used to assist in essential criminal investigations. >> the police came and said can we have this?

cameras to be installed in different communities. those that wish to apply can do so in the chinatown chamber. in oakland. >> union workers are rallying outside kaiser oakland headquarters tonight. stationary engineers walked off the job after their contract expired two weeks ago. they said kaiser offered a take it or leave it deal the day before the contract expired. they are demanding wage increases on level with other similar jobs in the state. a statement from kaiser's president said while we respect the unions or the rights of unions to lawfully conduct a strike, we are offering a wsip -- a reasonable wage increase and no takeaways but the union is demanding much more. >> it is still warm and breezy outside but conditions are not warm enough to warrant a red flag warning. the most recent -- the most recent one this morning expired.

ed flag warning has been canceled. we have very low relative humility but the wind has eased up considerably. we have mainly light wind across the area. breezy along the coast but not gusty. temperatures are rising. we are beginning to have a little bit of a heat wave. you can see we have in land temperatures in the upper 80's to low 90's. as we look ahead, saturday, and then temperatures in the mid to upper 90's. sunday, the mid to upper 90's. is that anyway to start an auto month? i will give you a look at what comes later. >> not very autumnal. today is the deadline for the california health care workers to show proof they have received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine. kate larsen is part of our vaccine team. she is in the newsroom with more on this important deadline. >> there is extremely high

compliance with the vaccine mandate among the area health care providers but there are still some health-care workers who feel they can't get the vaccine and now may not have a paycheck until they do. >> this is them between a rock and a hard place. question is unvaccinated. because of that, she will be placed on an unpaid leave of absence. >> i sacrifice time with my family. opportunity to continue to do that. >> megan has has has h note signed by a doctor which she says is just while she breast-feeds. her month -- four month old daughter is being treated for a

possible genetic disorder. the cdc strongly recommends this for breast-feeding people. >> are you planning on getting this when you're done breast-feeding? >> yes. >> people with exemptions can work while getting tested twice weekly. they can't discuss personnel matters, many other organizations and high-risk environments are protecting patients by requiring all employees be vaccinated against covid-19. this decision is deeply rooted in science, law and a fierce desire to uphold responsibility to the community we serve. >> ethic it is raised more for the hospital to go beyond the health order if they find it is essential to protect the safety of their patients. >> this is a professor with the institute for health policy studies. she is not overly worried about the impact of the vaccine mandate on bay area health systems. >> i think the strain is much

less. >> we have checked in with allch of the major health care providers in the bay area. you can see vaccination compliance rates are all i i i i 90th percentile. doing very well in the bay area. >> at this point, what happens to the health care workers who are not in compliance with the mandate? quite they all said employees who are not fully vaccinated or who don't have an approved accommodation will be paste on -- placed on unpaid administrative leave tomorrow. they are subject to termination by the 15th. there will be terminations tomorrow but employees who wont be compliant could show up on time.

eviction moratorium ends today. that means landlords can begin the process of evicting tenants who have not paid rent. the federal eviction moratorium and of last month. some cities are keeping protections in place at least for the next few months. right now, seven hundred 25,000 californians are still $2.5 billion behind in rent. the state has money available to help low income tenants pay back rent but you need to apply. with the moratorium ending, it means tomorrow, tenants with unpaid rent can only be protected from evictions if they have applied for assistance. 7 on your side is here to help. you can help the team by going to abc 7 news.com. >> michael finney is live with us. team.

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to a standstill. they blocked all northbound lanes, traffic going out of san francisco. chp officers ended up arresting five people. one of those arrested told us why they did it. >> this is the only way we will be heard. we have done everything, we have follow the rules and no one is listening to us. >> the group is angry that immigration reform is not included in the reconciliation bill now being considered. a project that undermines confidence in city government. that harsh assessment of a supervisor in what has been known as the mess on then nest. the two mile long project will create the first bus rapid hendrick -- transit system. today, they responded to a grand jury report about problems with this project.

slated to begin in early 2022. three years later than originally promised at the start of construction. >> this is what this looks like today. they began looking into why the improvement project was taking so long. >> it is a mess. >> they had been impacted by the construction 40 -- for years. the project increased billion. 23% over budget. the delays were driven by unexpected findings. the jury found that they could have lessened delays had it done more to the -- more fire to the start of construction. raphael acknowledged with the delays have really cost the city.

>> is a project that has undermined public confidence in the city government. >> they are now responding to the civil grand jury findings. >> it is really important to us. we know where we need to be. >> this is the prime contractor for the project. >> walsh is supposed to be a partner. we were not really feeling that partnership. >> this is a member of the 2021 civil grand jury. >> we understand that the contractor bears summer spots ability for the problems that were happening but the mo should be the buck stops here. >> the conversation should come next week. he understands disputes and contract modifications might make that necessary but as a civil grand juror, i really hope

the discussion is summarized for us in open session or some public document. >> we will see what happens next week. whilst construction did not comment at today's hearing. i did reach out to them but i did not hear back. >> the mess on van ness. >> abc 7 is committed to building a better bay area. we are launching the equity report. it measures equity in five categories. , health, policing, the environment, education. julian glover is on the story. he joins us with a live sneak peak. >> good evening. it is incredible to learn that the air-quality really came block by block.

and latino residents across the bay area have worse health outcomes from breathing in that dead air. how bad is it? you cannot improve what you can't measure. >> to better understand the differences in the quality of the air we breathe, this company collaborated, mapping differences in air-quality block by block. because they can have concentrations that differ by a factor of 5-8. second we drive down the road. >> this is generated by tens of thousands of trips over the course of years, showing the concentration of air pollutants like black carbon's viewed from

diesel heavy-duty trucks crisscrossing over the streets. >> means the diesel emissions which are major contributors to the -- to these are sequestered. >> the hope is that these black -- block by block air-quality maps will help with decisions that lead to solutions. it is a process now required by law. this was signed by governor brown in 2017. it requires the california air resources board to work with the air district and local groups like the west oakland environmental indicators to implement fixes. the ideas coming directly from the people. >> the game changer is that you have data base from the streets. not from the air. you get to challenge proximity.

you have to redirect this truck traffic here. those other kind of things we never had before. >> that is one of the key targets of west oakland owning our planes, paving the way for 2030 where each would be equally clean air. oakland to be cleaner and greener. >> how does the port get to zero emissions? >> you can hear the answer to ae that question when you stream the full 10 minute report live on our connected tv apps for amazon, roku and other apps out there. you will be able to hear from the port of oakland on what they plan to do with those emissions.

we will send it back to you. >> you mentioned the 580 truck band being lifted as one possible solution. how common are these? >> i actually spoke to a a spokeswoman who told me a commercial truck band is very rare. we are talking about less than a dozen in the entire country. i do want to point out that trucks have driven on 580 for only a few months after the separate street viaduct collapse. this request is not out of the question. reporting live, julian glover, abc 7. >> grabbed her phone right now because we will be tracking this with the equity report. you can see more at our america abc 7.com or use your phone to scan the grade report qr code on

your screen. you can find specific data for the 100 largest cities in america. >> we know it is bad but how bad is it? new information

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>> california state leaders discuss current drought conditions as we enter a possible third winter of the drought.

the governor signed a $5.2 billion bill. >> the largest reservoirs in our state operated by the federal and state projects which are really the background -- backbone of our water systems are a spirit seeing acute shortages. it is safe to say all areas of the state will have big problems if we have another third dry winter in a row. >> in the future we could see mandatory water restrictions if we have another dry winter and residents fail to reduce water use. the state is asking people to voluntarily cut back on water usage by 15%. >> we can do that whether that is drought conditions or not. the question is if we will have another dry winter. >> too soon to tell. >> too soon to tell precisely. we do have long-range indicators

that suggest we can expect low average -- below average precipitation. let-up that is not the case. here is a look at what is happening at this moment on the bay area. at 24 hour temperature change. this is at the beginning of a significant warm up. 10 degrees warmer in s deg francisco. 11 degrees warmer in hayward. let's take a look down onto the bay and parts of san francisco as we look at current temperature readings. 71 degrees in the city. 82 at san jose. developing. napa stands at 79. livermore, 86 degrees. here is the view from emeryville looking back toward san francisco. fog will return to the coast.

it will be cooler at the beaches tomorrow than it is today. just warm to hot for most areas across the bay area. here is a look at the overnight forecast. we will see the development of some areas of fog. we will see quite a wave of high clouds passing over as well during the overnight and morning hours and into the day tomorrow. it will be a bright and sunny day. the overnight low temperatures will generally be in the low 50's and then mid-50's just about everywhere else on the coast. 75 in san francisco. going across the bay to oakland, a high of 79. this is toward antioch, we will see it at 85 from san jose to morgan hill.

let's look ahead to our rainfall projection, the forecast animation from midweek to late week next week, starting on thursday, october 7 at noon. you could see there is an active weather pattern that is likely to swim down according to this model. we will bring some rain into the pacific northwest and parts of northern california. there is some un-decisiveness in the forecast in terms of how much this will reach into the immediate bay area. expect some snow in the higher elevations of in the northern california. in the bay area, it is pretty iffy. let's take a look at what we can predict more precisely. the next several days, a heat wave. we will see low 80's around the bay shoreline, going into midweek next week, we will see a sharp cool down and by next thursday, the highest temperature readings in that will only be in the mid 70's.

>> booster shots are underway as we speak endo it is not like the initial vaccine row that we saw, san francisco is stepping up to make sure we have easy access. >> distressed homeowners cheated and a mortgage scam still waiting for restitution. i will take a look at [music] [birds chirping] [music] [deep breaths]

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ththththththththth dozens of homeowners. we servicing tonight five years later. >> michael finney with what sparked some of the victims to speak out once again. >> followed the story extensively for three years. now a fire has destroyed the home of a man convicted in this fraud. that is reigniting intense emotions from those the court ruled he cheated. >> state prosecutors are arguing

some 80 homeowners were duped by this man, miguel lopez who illegally collected advanced fees for loan modifications he failed to get. a judge sentenced him to a year in jail and ordered him to pay $250,000 in restitution back in 2016. today, his victims say what they received from the pet is laughable. >> may be $12 or $.50 dollars from the courts. they sent a check every once in a while and i kind of giggle. >> the check would barely pay for a cup of coffee. she does not even bother to catch them. >> it is going to give up the whole system because i thought they were really insulting. >> this home. he is not getting a touch -- much simply from his victims. >> thank god for karma. that was my very first thought. >> 073.

the report you so. >> kelly gillett says she paid up as $4000 and was basically ignored by him after that. sarah paid 3000 but still eventually lost her home. daniel steele paid 2000. >> mckillop has hurt people. it wasn't about the money as much as how much he hurt people. >> he says he only received $100 in restitution. lawrence jacobson is a real estate attorney. he suggests the victims hire an attorney to determine if lopez if lopez is hiding his assets. >> we have to find out what he has and where it is. and if he doesn't have it, all you can do is wait until he wins the lottery. >> the victims are focused on rebuilding their models. the house >> >> >> >> >> >

small cottage that she rents. >> i got through it but tried very hard to put this to bed and not think about it. >> kelly says she managed to work finances out. >> i am still in my same home then when i started. >> we contacted the office for comment and they did not get back to us by airtime. we will be following this. >> the governmen gov averted. resident biden signed a bill to fund the government through december 3. house democrats now shifting focus to the infrastructure bill. progressives are vowing to defeat the $1 trillion bill unless moderate senate democrats agree to a larger tree $.5

trillion spending bill. >> i believe in my heart that what we can afford to do without changing our whole society to this mentality. >> it is possible that house could vote on the infra structure built tonight but nancy pelosi would not give a specific time. cindy chavez is announcing a run for mayor of san jose. you're looking at chavez. city council members running to replace the mayor. the primary will be held in june. >> free lot rides don't last forever. the dmv whammo that will allow them to charge for right healing services.

after testing the technology on city streets, they could the passengers hail rise for free in its electric jaguar suv in a change for feedback. the program is allowed to operate in san francisco and san mateo counties. officials are launching new covid 19 booster vaccination clinics. in total, hundred sites will be accessible. a majority of which are already up and running. there are 13-15 sites already running. each will have the capacity to transform into a mass asked nation setting. >> we are quoting with the

derivative health to have access with them. we are making sure that every pharmacy has access to the vaccine. >> the county has updated its vaccination website. you can also filter your search by distance to show sites that are only open to the public and our wheelchair assessable. we are tracking california's vaccination progress with our vaccine tracker. 60% of everyone in the state is now fully vaccinated. question i, a mot story she thought she would never have to tell. >> lost interest in music, lost interest in playing the guitar. it got to the point of expulsions. >> it is a story that most people think cannot

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>> the alameda county sheriff's office said it just made the largest pot bust in their history. other warehouse growing locations were discovered in four other east bay cities including oakland, hayward and

castro valley. >> this was upwards of 10 nine dollars in cash and assets. we have also seized 12,000 pounds of processed it is worth somewhere in the the range of $140 million. >> they have been ending up on the legal resale market and sold at local dispensaries. more arrests are expected. >> the face of drug use in america is changing. the killer high from fentanyl is making its way into the bedrooms of america's young people, often with deadly consequences. the long-term effects can be seen in families that are dealing with addiction. one families struggle was captured in this documentary, killer high.

i have three boys. the oldest is 18 now. the middle one is 12. my baby just turned 11. all boys, all born and raised in virginia. we moved back here in 2013. the oldest one is more of an introvert, sarcastic, very quickwitted, very bright, very creative. it was so fun to come home and listen to him. he always had a guitar in his hand. there was always that dialogue and we always had a really great relationship and it was like alleged -- a light switch that went out overnight. he lost interest in music. he lost interest in playing the guitar. it got to the point of expulsions and then we realized that drugs were becoming a bigger part of our lives. some thing we never thought we'd

have in our life. >> we hear that a lot when we go after the scenes. it is not my kid. my kid would never get involved in these things. it is different from a lot of kids -- for the kids growing up. when these kids come home and they seclude themselves in their rooms, you don't know what your kid has gone through. >> about 12:30, the phone rang and his idea came up on my phone. i answered it thinking it was him, wanting to be picked up or arrived but it was a police officer. he said ma'am, we have your son, we found him unresponsive in a car. he is in a nebulous on his way to the hospital. he was in and out of consciousness. there were two other kids there that night, also in the hallway of the er for the same thing. it was fentanyl.

later that day, on new year's day, we started doing family games. minute to win it, he started asking if i can go back out. it was like you have to be kidding me. quick mom brain said why don't you have one friend come to the house? at 7:00, a girl came to our house. they sat in the other room to watch tv, i said room -- the door had to stay open. he went up for airpods to do a walk by the room and came back down and reported that they are talking, they are good, every thing is all right. five minutes later, he and i both heard a really weird sound which is a very distinct gurgling, labored gasp for breath. both my 12-year-old and i jumped off the couch and flew up the stairs to find not one but two kids that were foaming at the mouth, gray, purple, eyes with

pinpoint pupils, rolled back in their heads, complete unresponsive. that fast. >> 911. what is your emergency? >> two people looks like they are loading. not breathing at all. >> suspects are not breathing and they are turning blue. >> to this day, none of us can go in that room. for months, i could not sleep through the night. this is what i do. i am a nurse. i am meant to respond to things like this. i have been trained my entire career for things like this. this is a different beast. i am seeing death.

there is nothing like this. >> one mother's story being repeated again and again across the country. you can watch killer high, the silent crisis, anytime. it is streaming on amazon fire tv, apollos -- -- android tv. crites a heat wave began that will last for days, spencer ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪

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>> you can watch the pacific airshow live from beautiful huntington beach california exclusively on hulu. every branch of the military will be presented. this is the blue angels last show before it comes to san francisco for fleet week next weekend. this streams live, saturday, beginning at 10:00 a.m.. for more information on how to watch, go to hulu.com. >> the weather is going to to pretty good. >> it will be. it will be like summer all over again. let's look at what we can expect tonight. low clouds will return to the

coastline but the coastline has been clear. overnight lows will be in low -- in the low to mid 50's. we will have high clouds passing over. it is going to be a warm one again in our inland areas. we will see some upper 70's around the bay shoreline. then it gets even warmer over the weekend. here is the 7-day forecast. saturday through monday, we can expect in land highs. upper 60's to about 70 on the coast and then it turns sharply cooler and breezier on tuesday with continued cooling trends into late next week. >> thank you so much. >> larry is back talking sports. the second day in a row we are talking about tom brady. the 49ers could havethe 49ers co years ago. he wanted them. why didn't they want him?

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for arizona. a new twist for the giants bullpen. he pitched the past couple of nights. this guy throws straight gassed. the giants lead l.a. by two. they know they have to keep grinding. >> it is crazy to have as many wins as we do and still be fighting for a division. you have to give credit to the dodgers. they have been doing it all year as well. it is a weird year in terms of not having anything locked up yet. we just have to keep going. >> this thing -- this team has done so many good things. to have this club when more games than any other san francisco giants team, it is fulfilling. >> draymond green has joined th. tremont met the media today in

the subject of vaccinations came up. andrew wiggins does not want to get a shot but he can play games unless he gets vaccinated. dream on god covid last year and had some lingering effects. he says he is not going to try to pressure wiggins into getting vaccinated. >> it is your own personal choice at the end of the day what you do with your body. it is not my place to tell him what he should or should not do. he is not going to come tell me what i should do with my body. just because i am a leader of this team does not give me the right to tell them what to do with his. that is his perfect -- personal choice. >> tom brady wanted to join the 49ers after the 2019 season. the niners got word that tom was interested so the coaches review tape from that season and concluded that tom was only slightly better than jimmy co-op a who just led the 49ers to the

super bowl so the 49ers said no thanks to the 44-year-old quarterback and people have asked whether the patriot success was due to tom brady's success or bill belichick -- bill belic mastermind coaching. after the super bowl, you have to lean toward brady. this will be the first time that he faces his former coach. >> i have nothing but incredible thoughts, memories and emotions toward other kinds of football experience as i have. that one was the longest and i still have a lot of great friends there but they know i want to kick there but this week. they do exactly how i feel once i am out there. >> it sounds like tom has been screaming at practice, losing his voice. interesting how the universe works.

last year, they had kind of season with a lot of injuries. it all worked out for him perfectly. >> thank you. >> still is the luckiest guy live. coming up tonight, it is the season premiere. station 19 debuts followed by grey's anatomy. stay four abc 7 news at 11:00 after that. >> finally, a few thoughts about what really matters. it is vaccine deadline day for tens of thousands of california health care workers. get the shot or face the consequences. in the bay area, there is already a very high vaccination rate among health care providers. increasingly, companiescompanies demanding that employees get the

vaccine if they want their jobs. what so many people find undetectable is -- we all have a part to play in protecting not only ourselves but our community. as a good friend told me today as he was getting his booster shot, if you love your country, do it for your country. i always love to hear from you. tell me what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook. >> that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news. enjoy the rest of your evening and make time for us again at 11:00 if you can.

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