private, kindergarten through 12th grade, be vaccinated once approved. gov. newsom: concurrent with that, we also want to see all of our staff the school system operational, also see them get vaccinated as well. kate: newsom is directing california's department of public health to add the vaccine to the list of diseases children must be immunized against in order to attend school. there will be medical and religious exemptions. >> is definitely a step. kate:kate:kate:kate: mar school in marin, in 2013, as a seven-year-old aquatic don't get sick at school. kate: he testified in support of

a bill that removed personal belief as an exemption for vaccine requirements. he is a leukemia survivor and could not attend school at the time because 7% of his fellow students were not immunized against diseases which could have killed him. now he is vaccinated against covid, but -- >> i am still slightly immunocompromised. i applaud governor newsom. it is the right thing to do. a lot of people who are vaccine hesitant and things, but they do not always realize that there are specific threats to people who are too young or too medically fragile to be vaccinated. what we tell people is that vaccine refusal is a decision that endangers others. >> i'm vaccinated. my kids are vaccinated. kate: liz is a special education teacher in marin, and kids as young as three in her class are not authorized for a covid vaccine. she is also calling for those

who need extra protection. >> i know a couple of teachers battling cancer right now that are in chemotherapy. they need to be protected. it is about protecting our community, and it is the right thing to do. >> not everyone is enthusiastic. i spoke to an sf usd dad who is disappointed with newsom's announcement. he says he has no plans to get his five-year-old and eight-year-old children vaccinated anytime soon. there will be families who have to grapple with tough decisions in the next year or so. >> kate, before you go, what is the time on this mandate? when will it take affect? kate: it is different depending on edge and approvals. first off, newsom's office ensures me no child will be required to get a covid vaccine until adults are also required to be vaccinated. mandate for students depends on fda approval. right now, only pfizer is fully

approved for people 16 and older, so depending on the timing, the state anticipates the requirement would apply to grades seven through 12 kids 12 and under -- hundred 12, it will be a long wait. >> on our 3:00 p.m. newscast with two experts, i asked them about the mandate. they tell me they are on board with it. >> covid-19 is endemic, so we need to find a safe path moving forward. >> from a school district perspective, do you support it? >> we do, 100%. as dr. patel said, we need to learn how to be in person for our learning, for our students, and the safest way to do that is to have high vaccination rates in our community. >> mandate applies to both public and private schools. the deputy superintendent says

verifying vaccination status for all students in all grades will be a massive undertaking. typically they check the status of kids in transitional grade levels, for example, a child attending kindergarten and going to school for the first time, but this mandate has a much broader reach. >> in the south bay, san francisco employees who are not vaccinated and do not have an exemption will have a one-week grace period to get a shot before they are put on a one-week unpaid suspension. >> we can do much to protect against future variants by ensuring more folks get vaccinated. with regard to the work force, there are two great risks. one, someone might be at greater risk of infecting a coworker. the second, an individual might be at greater risk of infecting a member of the community that we are all serving. >> the initial deadline for employees to be vaccinated was yesterday. none vaccinated, nonexempt

employees will have an option to return after their suspension, but they will have to be tested for covid once a week on their own time and time. afterwards, they could face further action that might include termination. now to a potential breakthrough for those battling covid. merck has developed a pill that slashes the risk of being hospitalized or dying in half. it still needs approval, but could be authorized within weeks of that approval. the white house is expected to double the supply of at-home rapid tests over the next two months, promising to keep costs to consumers low, and vaccines for children ages five and under -- five to 12 are coming soon. >> the fda knows the urgency with which our children need a vaccine. they will be guided by science and safety. >> the white house is focusing on the 7 million -- 70 million americans who are eligible to

get vaccinated, but have not done it yet. dr. fauci urging americans not to let their guard down even as the current surgeon subsides. >> a water main break near alamo is causing problems, including a sinkhole. leslie joins us live with the latest. leslie: i am here along hemme avenue. it was a muddy mess earlier. danville boulevard has since were -- since we opened in many directions, but come on over, you've got a front row seat to see the sinkhole that formed. 179 homes still do not have water after the dramatic rake in the middle of the night. it looked more like the rapids in a river than a suburban street. a major break in the water main started the waterworks. >> we got to see a geyser in the middle of alamo. that does not happen every day. >> i did not realize main breaks

get so bad. leslie: by don, a huge sinkhole formed. the flow could not be turned off for more than eight hours because crews had trouble accessing the valve because of the torrents of water and mud. >> i got nervous as more and more of the parking lot started disappearing. i had to call people and let them know the school was closed. i was kind of shocked that it was this much water. >> this preschool close for the day because this road provides the only access. >> there have been three water main breaks. this is the third in a week in alamo. >> this is under investigation. we are trying to determine the cause. the pipe that burst is an eight inch asbestos pipe that was installed in 1989. leslie: the same time that burst in the middle of the week.

some homes sustained damage that is still being assessed, including flooding in yards and even a washed out portion of this driveway. east bay mud is asking people who were affected to contact them directly. most of the water flowed under the street, into a storm drain, and eventually into san ramon creek. east bay regional park says assessing the impact of millions of gallons of chlorinated water going into that creek. the latest word that i have as far as reopening, water should be turned on, they hope, tomorrow morning. they are going to be working through the night, and they hope to put a temporary fix in so cars can pass through over the weekend. live in alamo, leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. kristin: sky seven video from earlier today showing the aftermath of a severe crash on interstate 880, in which two

cars involved caught on fire. one of them was fully adult. officials reported to the scene just before noon. five cars were involved in the collision. two were treated for nonserious injuries. casey: denise -- larry: in the south bay this morning, students had to evacuate los alamos high school after reports of a bomb threat. law enforcement received a call that there was an explosive device on campus. shortly after, authorities raised to the school and were pleased to see evacuations were already underway. >> they know how to evacuate. they have done a wonderful job, frankly, in initiating these evacuations. larry: a few hours ago, a search was completed. authorities did not find any explosive devices on campus. authorities are currently investigating where the initial call of the bomb threat came from. kristen: on abuse scandalal

women's professional soccer. games canceled and a coach fired over allegations of sexual perversion. and a celebration in the east bay, oakland's first friday back tonight. spencer: we are looking ahead to inland heat, especially in far inland areas tomorrow and saturday -- tomorrow and sunday. i will have the forecast co ♪ 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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larry: a highly anticipated east bay football mash-up canceled because of covid concerns. climate high school in oakland was supposed to play pittsburgh high school tonight, but oakland unified says that will not happen because of positive covid cases. pittsburgh's highest coach told our media partners at the bay area news group that the team is trying to find a new opponent. kristen: the fourth annual -- celebration takes place next week in san francisco. officials say while their world be adjustments this year, the tradition will largely -- while there will be adjustments this year, the tradition will largely be the same. >> we are going to ensure that we have staff out there. our plainclothes staff will be in uniform. our people will be working with the police department. the most boring thing is to be a

visible deterrent to nation any guns or tomfoolery that may occur. -- any shenanigans or tomfoolery that may occur. kristen: the air show starts a week through today and runs through the weekend. before the blue angels come here, you can see them at the pacific air show live tomorrow from beautiful huntington beach, exclusively on hulu. every branch of the military will be represented -- the army, air force, coast guard, marines, and navy. this presentation streams live tomorrow beginning at 10:00 a.m., exclusively on hulu. for more on how to watch, head to hulu.com. larry: for the first time in more than a year, oakland will hold first fridays tonight. expect. jobina: who is ready? oakland first fridays is back. >> we did a call to some of the

vendors, and one of them started screaming out of excitement when she found out first fridays is coming back. jobina: the festival will feature vendors, art, and so much more. it is an overall economic boost to the area. >> people are needing something positive back in their lives, and we are hoping to bring this positivity. it is needed. it is a big part of the bay area , if not just oakland. it belongs to everyone. oakland just owns it right now. jobina: in addition to oakland police, the festival will also have private security on site. >> we are partnering with an app that can tell people where they can go after the event. that is the hardest thing -- when the event ends, no one is ready to go home, so we want to give them ideas on places to go to stay safe. jobina: three different bands

are lined up to play throughout the evening. it will start with 90's and motown and then wind down with f l the funkyo, -- flo, the funky latin orchestra. >> hopefully everybody goes home smiling. jobina: oakland first fridays is not the only event happening this weekend. if you go to our website, on the front page, we have a full list of covid safe events for you, your friends, your family, or even just by yourself to have a good time this weekend. the website is abc7news.com. jobina fortson, abc 7 news. larry: oakland first friday kicks off at 5:00 tonight on telegraph avenue between west grand avenue and 27th street, and masks are strongly recommended. kristen: seeing a lot of shorts and sundresses today, spencer. pretty warm for this time of year. spencer: it is, and it is going

to get even warmer this weekend. a decline in air quality as well. we are looking at a sunny afternoon with light winds and gentle breezes across the bay area. 12 mile per hour surface winds in san francisco, 17 miles per hour at sfo, but lighter winds inland. here is a view looking into the bay, thin haze developing. current temperature readings are 70 in the city, 89 at mountain view, and san jose at 90. morgan hill at 66. 89 degrees at santa rosa, 90 -- 93 at fairfield, 89 at concord and live a 90 degrees. -- livermore at 90 degrees. we expect some low clouds to develop during the overnight hours. areas of fog will develop near the coast overnight. warm to hot days will be with us over the weekend and will be turning sharply cooler in the

middle of next week, with a slight chance of light rain late next week. before that, we go to this, our overnight forecast animation. we expect a few areas of low clouds to develop near the coast, but it will be in the be clear over the bay inland tonight -- it will be mainly clear over the bay and inland tonight. overnight temperatures, mid to upper 50's for some locations, low 50's on the coast. highs tomorrow on the coast, 75 at haglund bay, 83 in downtown san francisco, 85 in oakland. 91 at san jose, 96 at morgan hill. virtually all of the inland and east bay locations will be in the loan -- the inland east bay locations will be in the low 90's. on we go to a look at air air quality forecast. tomorrow will be a spare the air day. poorest will be in the inland east bay and moderate at best in other regions. not a lot of improvement on

sunday, maybe modest improvement in air quality monday and some regions of the bay area. meanwhile, the accuweather 7 day forecast, hot inland tomorrow with highs in the mid-90's right around the bay shoreline, maybe even some upper 80's. some mid 80's expected there. low to mid 70's on the coast. minor cooling is that he teases a bit on monday. much sharper cooldown on tuesday . there will be further cooling later in the week as we get cloudier days wednesday, thursday, and friday. high temperatures for the remainder of next week will reach only to the 70's. around the bay shoreline, mid to upper 60's. friday looks like our best chance of showers right now as the models are not in full agreement, but there is a chance, and we are excited about that because we have not seen rain in so long. kristen:

behind san francisco's conservatory of flowers opened today. it allows access for delivery vehicles, drop-offs, and drivers. there is a new gate and safety barriers to make sure cars cannot get onto jfk drive, which is still car-free. larry: check the calendar. october 1. halloween is fast approaching. kristen: 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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delivery times, up to five days instead of the usual two to three days. slowed mail will be determined by the distance it has to travel. changes are part of a 10 year plan that the postmaster general louis dejoy is said to overhaul the post office and save money. our full shipping costs are also going up starting sunday, it -- partial shipping costs are also going up starting sunday, in anticipation of the busy holiday season. they are expected to return back to normal december 26. consumer spending rose in august, up 0.8%, bouncing back from a 0.1% decline in july. there was also a slight rise in income, but slower growth suggests americans are charging their purchases or digging into their savings. maybe it is time to start thinking about your trick-or-treat route this halloween. nextd launches today. users on the platform can mark

their homes, indicating whether they will decorate, hand out candy, or both. 85% of respondents say they plan on handing out candy this year. hopefully we are more back to normal, but everybody, stay safe. larry: it is a good sign if we are getting back to the normal routine. kristen: a social media post led to a search warrant and a social media -- and a missouri man's arrest. he was attempting to sell something on facebook. there was a large bag of meth bang in the background of the photo. they also found a pistol that he is forbidden to own. the sheriff's warning to the public, make sure your drugs are not in the background. larry: all right. coming up, an important test of a new california law. attorneys argue racial bias influenced and east bay murder conviction. kristen:

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pres. biden: it does not matter if it is in six minutes, six days, or six weeks, we are going to get it done. larry: nancy pelosi tells abc 7 news that lawmakers and progressives -- that moderate and progressive lawmakers are reaching an agreement. nearly 4000 federal employees are being furloughed because highway funding lapsed when no vote was held on that infrastructure bill. there could be a vote today becomes prolonged the projects. kristen: minority owned businesses in oakland are receiving a boost courtesy of comcast. the telecom giant announced it will be providing $10,000 grants to a total of 100 small businesses owned by black, indigenous, hispanic, and asian american people, among others. the money is coming from a program called comcast rise, which stands for representation,

strength, and empowerment. one business is a company specializing in manikins. >> because so many small businesses did not get a ppp loan, this amount will be a game changer. $10,000 can really make a big difference. kristen: in addition to the money, the businesses will be receiving a technology update, including high-speed internet service for a year as well as new laptops and mobile devices. supreme court justice brett kavanaugh tested positive for covid-19 just days before the court's next term is set to begin. the positive result came from a routine test yesterday. kavanaugh has been vaccinated since january and is not showing any symptoms. his wife and daughters tested negative today and the other justices tested negative this week. larry: hey sexual misconduct scandal is prompting the women's soccer league to cancel all of its games this weekend.

players in the league requested the suspension after the investigation of paul riley, the coach of the north carolina courage. "the athletic" detailed allegations of sexual misconduct, harassment, and coercion. he is the second coach to be fired this week. the other was let go because of verbal abuse. there are no teams in this league in the bay area. kristen: part of building a better bay area includes uplifting issues of racial and social justice. attorneys argue that using a pittsburgh mahomes rapidly works in a murder conviction was racially biased -- a pittsburgh man's rap lyrics conviction was racially biased. what are attorneys hoping will come out of this? reporter: they are hoping that their defendant, gary brian junior, gets a new trial.

one person i spoke to today calls this an innocent of rhyme and punishment. brian they are hoping the newly passed racial justice act will change that. inside the contra costa county superior court room friday, what is believed to be the first test of california's new racial justice act. >> we are asking for a new trial, a fair trial without racial bias. >> to judge expecting to weigh whether racial bias influenced a two conviction -- influenced a conviction of a rapper. ♪ >> deadly antioch apartment complex shooting, where he was injured. attorneys are arguing the use of bryant's music during the trial

to allegedly paint him as a violent man with gang affiliation was racially biased. >> like music is treated differently, and the presentation to the jury of lyrics for my client's rap music as literal confirmations to crime was based in stereotype. julian: california's racial justice act was passed by state lawmakers in september 2020, following the murder of george floyd and cause for criminal justice reform. it prohibits the state from seeking a criminal conviction or sentence on the basis of race, ethnicity, or national origin. >> it enables a defendant to raise a claim that there is racial bias. julian of rap lyrics in criminal proceedings against black men rhyme and punishment, where the lyrics are the trial instead of the person. >> is used almost exclusively against black defendants, so it

is basically a stereotype. if you are a rapper and you are saying this, it must mean you are doing all of this stuff, and it is an interpretation of what those lyrics mean. julian: according to court document, bryant used the lyrics to connect him with the broad day gang and extend his sentence. his mother tells me h in a gang and wants to hunger her -- --his mother tells me he was never in a gang. >> he was never a violent person. julian: the judge has yet to rule on whether bryant will get a new trial. we also know the aclu is closely watching this case. they believe it could be a landmark decision when it comes to the interpretation of that new racial justice act. we are also wondering if this is

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larry: today walmart announced it is scrapping layaway completely before the upcoming holiday shopping season. it is going to be replaced with a by now, pay later financing option that will allow all of five customers to take the item home right away. they will be charged between 10% and 30% interest depending on their credit score. alcohol, groceries, food, personal care products, and pet supplies are excluded. my initial reaction to that is i am a bit concerned when i hear 30% interest. spencer: the overall plan sounds pretty good. you can take the item home right away, pay a little interest. i guess they left out the word little. 10% to 30% sounds steep. kristen: by now, pay later you could just do with your credit card. larry: not everybody has a credit card.

kristen: right, but the 30%, you know they are making money off of it. can i point out that sandy and i are wearing the same dress? spencer: i am glad i did not wear that dress today. larry: i am especially happy. [laughter] and i speak for the viewers. we do not need to do a poll or anything. kristen: can i apologized to the producer for taking us off the rails? larry: you are right on track. this is the way we always go. kristen: it is friday, so work with us here. do you like scary movies? you can have a thrill of staying one night at the iconic springhouse in the bay area. airbnb is offering 31 night stays at the screen house. it only costs five dollars a night. viewers will get a virtual reading from david arquette, a scream movie marathon, and

face. don't be the next victim. booking opens october 12. who is in? >> five dollars a night? >> but what kind of cheap thrill? no thanks. spencer: i would rather stay at the misses doubtfire house. larry: do they even have a ms. doubtfire house? spencer: there is the house where they shut the exteriors. larry: but you can't stay there. did you break in, spencer? spencer: if you have a choice between two famous houses, i would choose that one. >> there is no jump scare, right? there was no one jumping out to scare you. larry: no, but i assume there's got to be something scary about the house. but five dollars, you can't get anything for five dollars. >> larry, does it sound like you would go? spencer: the price is right for

larry. larry: generally free is my price, you know that. i am not into scary things. real life scares me so much, i do not need an additional scary thing. >> if i want scary, i just go to social media. larry: we are having a great conversation about that off the air. we are seeing the effort to make things climate friendly from green cars to green energy, and that we can add green booze. a scottish distillery has come up with a brand of eco-friendly gin, with a name that is gaelic for nature. the color is made from greenpeace. it is normally made by from ingrained that requires synthetic fertilizers -- from fermenting grain that requires synthetic fertilizers, but the

company says it's gin removes more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than it emits, so maybe we need to drink more gin? is that accurate? spencer: of the four of us here, i am the only one that is a wind not. eco-friendly -- a wine nut. in the wine wor wor practices have been in place for decades. >> do you think the taste will be different because it is based? i do not know because i do not drink to begin with, but i am curious. taste test. larry: line them up. i am ready for that. that's all right, never mind. just to edit on the fly, we don't need that conversation. >> can we move to something more family-friendly? let's do that. walt disney world is marking 50 years.

a massive celebration is happening tonight inside the magic kingdom. it is getting a new roller coaster -- tron light cycle. guests will write the lightcycles just like in the movies. disney is also launching a new app helping park goers take selfies in a unique way. disney is the parent company of abc 7. that looks fun. >> i think it looks great. i am there. that looks like a lot of fun. forget about the haunted house. what do you think, spencer? spencer: i think it is great. plus, 50th anniversaries are great. this is my 50th year on tv. >> congrats! larry: to me, the most amazing thing about disney world and disneyland, you think about walt disney and he looks out at fast swampland and imagines all the

possibilities. just to have a brain so creative that you can think of all these things and you are doing it to entertain millions. how can you just look at a plot of land and go, ok, yeah, tower of terror, right there. it's a small world was there. to just conceive of something so grand and magical to me is just mind-boggling. kristen: he was an imaginary ima i cannot believe you did not put him in the documentary, -- he did not put you in the documentary. larry: is it too late for that? kristen: i am sure there will be many. but it is so enduring. larry: i am a big walt fan. kristen: tonight on abc 7, we celebrate 50 years of walt disney world, at 8:00, followed by "20/20," and then abc 7

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larry: tonight the giants could clinch their first national league west title since 2012, but two things have to happen. chris alvarez joining us live from oracle park. nice night, chris. chris: behind the

moved about 15 times because the sun is quickly dropping, but it is a very nice night. the giants need to win with a dodgers lost to secure the in the west title, but both teams refused -- to secure the n. -- n.l. west title, but both teams need to lose. among wade -- lamonte wade earned san francisco a record 105th win this season. the giants turn their attention to a padres team that was expected to contend for a world series title. they have been eliminated from playoff contention. buster posey talked about how this race has pushed them in this playoff race. >> i think you just hope to get in the playoffs. that has always been the goal because you never know what

could happen. i think an advantage, i do not yhe last six weeks,e hn east, bc that should help. chris: if the giants more time, which they need to do, they will get win number 106, which will tie them with the 1904 new york giants for most wins in franchise history. the dodgers have been right behind them. we will wait to see how things transpire tonight. larry: spencer covered that team, the 1904 giants. [laughter] doing commentary for that. i know it is early, but 105 wins? this is really turning into an incredible season. hopefully it goes several more weeks. chris: this is one of those

races that will go on in baseball history, but this many wiinne. sed tbeler puts it ever game. tomorrow night's game will be big,helarry: chris, we will seeu again later on, 5:00 and 6:00. think you. kristen: not expecting much help from the dodgers, but we can get this done by ourselves. larry: they never lose anymore, but neither do the giants. spencer: all the giants have to do is just keep winning. larry: sorry about the unprovoked shot. but it is friday. i am not going to see you for a few days. i have to get my jabs in. spencer: 1904 was a good year. [laughter] tonight, mainly clear skies, fog at the coast. sunny and warm to hot tomorrow.

sizzling heat in the inland areas, bid 90's there. the accuweather 7 day forecast shows us the same thing coming our way sunday. he teases monday and cools down later next week. -- the heat eases monday and cools down later next week. kristen: a curious squirrel was caught ditching by a doorbell camera. it climbed to a camera at a home in oklahoma city, hit the doorbell and then took off. larry: how smart is the squirrel? amazing. the low rider counsel celebrating 40 years in san francisco. kristen:

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to announce district 5 as an eviction free zone just because the landlord comes to you and says i want you out. that doesn't mean you don't have rights with the statewide eviction moratorium now expired state and local leaders are reminding renters of their rights under california law the san francisco apartment association tells abc 7 news new procedural rules require landlords to apply for rent relief before sending any notices to pay rent. the rules will apply through march of next year giving renters and landlords time for the rental assistance program to fully first funds before eviction is even on the table the california department of housing and community development says for rental protections to be extended to eligible households. those households must enter the rental assistance program applications are coming in by the thousands last time. i looked we were over 32,000 folks since since monday coming in at this rate. the department says it's on pace to break anything. they've seen before it really verifies what we've kind of all known as true is that there's a

lot of need. in california as we're trying to recover from the pandemic the department has already approved 1.4 billion dollars for payment of that $650 million dollars has been sent to households already. we know that this is actually really assisting folks from falling into our homeless system of care options for those struggling financially to keep a roof over their heads. no any woodrow abc 7 news on wednesday, san francisco's board of supervisors voted to extend the cities eviction moratorium through november 30th. our water main break has been captain alamo but not before leaving an enormous sinkhole and also wasting thousands of gallons of water. this happened at danville boulevard. this is near rancho romero elementary school, which remains closed and abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley florence location. oughslie here.

they're still working on things on a hemi avenue in alamo. danville boulevard's moving in both directions, but you can tell this sinkhole is something else a hundred and seventy. nine homes still don't have water after a dramatic break in a pipe in the the middle of the night. it looked more like the rapids in a river than a suburban street just before 1 am a major break in an east bay mud water main started the waterworks. we probably got to see up close, you know a geyser in the middle of alamo. so you know that doesn't happen every day. i didn't realize that main breaks can get so bad by dawn a huge sinkhole formed as you can see from droneview 7 the flow couldn't be turned off for more than eight hours because cruz cruz had trouble accessing the valve because the torrents of water and mud, you know it watch the whole get bigger got a little nervous is more and more of the parking lots or disappearing and