the governor and his announcement today will impact millions of california students. thanks for joining us. i'm kristin z. i'm larry beil. you're watching abc 7 news at six live here on abc 7 hulu live and wherever you stream with a new emergency order, california will require eligible students be vaccinated for covid-19, although places in the bay area already took this step. it's something that no other state has done. this will affect millions. of that's why we call the kate larsen. we want to end this pandemic. we are all exhausted by it and with that governor gavin newsom announced all california students public and private kindergarten through 12th grade be vaccinated against coronavirus. once the shot is fully approved by the fda for the younger age groups. we also want to see all of our staff paraprofessionals not just teachers bus drivers. sodial staff and the like also

see them get vaccinated new sim is directing, california. 's department that should be immunized against in order to attend school. there will be accommodations for medical and religious exemptions. it's a really good step. and it's not over yet like the fight to get everybody back to native recruit is now 13 and an eighth grade at del mar middle school in marin, but in 18 as a seven year old don't get sick at school. he testified at the state capitol in support of the bill that removed personal belief as an exemption for school vaccine requirements. he's a leukemia survivor and could not attend school at the time because 7% of his fellow students were not united against childhood diseases which could have killed him now. he's vaccinated against covid, but i am still slightly immunocompromised. i applaud governor newsom. i think it's the right thing to do his father carl crowell. it says the mandate will protect everyone what we always try to

tell people. is that a vaccine refusal is it is a decision that endangers others. i'm vaccinated. my kids are vaccinated please don't feel is a special education. sharon marin and his students as young as three in her class who are not yet authorized for a covid vaccine. she also was colleagues who need extra protection. i happen to know a couple of teachers that are battling cancer right now that are in chemotherapy. they need to be protected. it's about protecting our community and and it's the right thing to do, but not everyone's enthusiastic about the upcoming requirement. i just spoke to a dad here at unipro sarah elementary school and disappointed with newsom's announcement he is children who were five and eight years old and doesn't plan on getting either of them vaccinated anytime soon. so there will be some families who have to grapple with some tough decisions in the next year or so in san francisco. i'm kate larsen abc 7 news. now there are a lot of details

involved in determining when this requirement will actually take effect the main issue when full fda approval comes for 12 to 15 year olds right now. only pfizer's vaccine is fully approved and only for people 16 and up depending on the timing the state anticipates. the requirement would apply to grades 7 through 12 starting either in january. or as late as july of next year for kids 11 and under it'll be a longer wait, even though the timing is still being determined. x today with dr. alok patel another member of our vaccine team. he joined me on our 3 pm show getting answers and here's his take. this is all based on that fda approval. so this is based on you know, all the safety and efficacy data coming out and people looking at people in our public health officials. look at these vaccines saying like yeah, these are great for our kids and that's that is a really reassuring thing for parents anyone out there who's paying attention about this here? you can ask our vaccine team your questions about the

covid-19 vaccines. just go to abc 7 news com slash vaccine and click on the big blue box. marin county public health and safeway pharmacies are expanding access to covid-19 boosters at the vaccination site at the northgate mall in san rafael to include all eligible. marin county residents the site opened on wednesday. just focus on those who are 75 and up nearly 3,000 booster shots have been administered. to marin county residents breaking news now the united states has surpassed 700,000 covid-19 deaths this according to data from johns hopkins university, which has been tracking the pandemic all along california has recorded more than 68,000 total coronavirus deaths including 126 in just the past 24 hours. no drug company merck announced today. it has developed a new antiviral medicine to treat covid that could make a big difference for patients. it's a pill which means it's something you could take at home. it's not possible with any of

the other covid treatments reporter denise adore from our sister station in los angeles looks at how effective it is. will antiviral sorts of pill you take studies show mercs moneupuravir can reduce the risk of hospitalization and death. i have it's a five-day course of therapy and by taking the pill it actually inserts into the rna of the virus and stops it from working and that really is is the magic of how this works initial findings yielded such strong results outside monitors recommended test sites be closed so mercant take steps to make millennial purevir more widely available. we were now move as quickly as possible to file for emergency use authorization the key with a pill like this is to try to take it as as soon to the onset of your symptoms as possible the national director of clinical research at carbon health says, it's likely the drug will be authorized to types of patient studied people over 60 and those with underlying medical conditions, but he predicts someday treating covid will

similar to how the flu is treated where you have a vaccine at baseline, but then you also have an antiviral pill for the population i could imagine it being appropriate for all people pending authorization white house officials say they're prepared to buy big shipments. the federal government has contracted to purchase. point seven million doses merc ceos is medication will hopefully give people confidence at a devastating disease such as covid could actually be manageable but could knowing that there's an antiviral appeal means some people will rely on it rather than get vaccinated dr. weinberg says, they shouldn't there's not one kryptonite to use to use an analogy. i think we need multiple tools and this pill will complement the vaccines if all goes well with application regulators could authorize the drug by the end of this year denise d'adore abc 7 news. it's the first day without california's pandemic eviction moratorium, which means that landlords can begin the process of evicting tenants who haven't

paid their rent some local cities including san francisco extended that moratorium. there's still time for renters to get help to stay in their homes abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow with the details. we have arrived at the moment that many have called the eviction cliff san francisco supervisor dean preston and tenant advocates gathered today 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 morator. 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 disperse 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 household.

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. true is that there is a lot of need still 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 melanie woodrow abc 7 news. now 7 on your side is here to help renters who are facing eviction or anybody else who maybe has questions about the process. you can contact the 7 on your side team by going to abc 7. news.com slash 7 on your side this weekend. we'll have to deal with a spare the air alert. the high temperatures are part

of the reason our air quality will be so poor tomorrow tomorrow. it looks well, i should say today. it looks hazy outside, but not too bad. this is the view from the east bay hills abc 7 news weather anchors spencer christian. can wear air quality will be the worst tomorrow spencer okay christian. well as you pointed out we can see a little bit of haze right now, but we'll probably see a lot more tomorrow. so let me give you a look at the spare the air alert along with our air quality forecast. so that alert is in effect for tomorrow. the worst air quality is expected to be in the inland east bay, which will also be the hottest region of the bay area as temperatures are going to be rising over the weekend. even on sunday moderate at best will be the air quality. in fact, it's entirely possible that spear of the air alert could be extended into sunday. but monday we expect a bit of a cooldown which will bring us a cleaner air better air quality across the entire region. so how hot will it be tomorrow? well, just looking quickly. some of the inland areas will be in the mid to upper 90s tomorrow as well as on sunday mid to upper 90s, but bit of an easing

of that heat wave will occur on monday now bring us fresher air. i have the full accuweather 7-day forecast in just a few minutes larry. all right spencer. see you then happening now a cherished event returning to the east bay for the first time since the start of the pandemic oakland first fridays is back. this was the scene from sky 7. just a few hours ago whenever we're setting things up the event takes place along telegraph avenue between west grand avenue and 27th street featuring live music a car show food and a whole more it will run until 9 o'clock tonight. 7 on your side never stops working for you tonight. michael finney joins us live with an update on the investigation into a growing scam targeting bank of america and zelle a customers also ahead if you're a rapper and you're saying this well that must mean you're doing all of this stuff. okay, so rhyme and punishment okay, so rhyme and punishment the first test your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on,

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residents and authorities were shocked to find the beloved playground at sue, bierman park burned late last night. this site is located near the ferry building. it's the only playground in the area serving over a thousand kids who live neighborhood and now the entire playground is closed both san francisco police as well as the fire department are investigating this incident severe crash on interstate 880 involving five cars two of them caught on fire sky 7 shows the aftermath of that accident. it happened near the whipple road exit in hayward just before noon two people were treated for none serious injuries. we are social justice issues as

part of our efforts to build a better bay area today. important test of a new california law meant to eliminate racial bias in criminal cases attorneys argue that using a pittsburgh man's rap lyrics in a murder conviction was racially biased abc 7 news race and cultural reporter. julian glover joins us now with this exclusive story julian. what are the attorneys hoping will come out of this. hi, good evening, kristen. they're hoping that their client the defendant in this case gary bryant jr. gets a new trial legal expert i spoke to today called us a case of rhyme and punishment and those attorneys are arguing that quoting bryant rap lyrics and citing them as fact was a violation of his amendment rights and they're hoping that new racial justice act changes that this testimony before the card inside judge clear mayor's contra costa county superior courtroom friday, which believed to be the first test of california's new racial justice act. we're not asking for someone to get away with murder.

we're asking for a new trial a fair trial without racial bias and prejudice the judge expected to weigh whether racial bias influenced a 2015 murder conviction and life sentence of gary bryant jr. the family tells me the pittsburgh man was a barber and rapper frank white. then i cooked cream get money roll up a few ryan was tried for a deadly 2014 antioch apartment complex shooting where he was. also injured his attorneys now arguing the use of bryant's music during the trial to allegedly paint him as a violent man with gang affiliation was racially biased black music is treated differently and the presentation to the jury of lyrics from my clients rap music as literal confessions to crime was not based in reality, but based in stereotyping brian's legal counsel is citing california's new racial justice act as grounds for granting a new trial the act was passed by state lawmakers. september 2020 following the murder of george floyd and calls

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 that say in a criminal case. a defendant to raise a claim that there is racial bias retired santa clara county superior court judge will endorse cordell called the use of rap lyrics in criminal proceedings against black men rime and punishment were the lyrics are on trial instead of the person is used almost exclusively against black defendants. so it's basically a stereotype if you're a rapper and you're saying this well that must mean you're doing all of this stuff and it's an interpretation of really what those lyrics mean. according to court document prosecutors used bryant's lyrics to secure gang enhancement charges by connecting him with the broad day gang and extend his sentence. his mother tells me he was never in a gang and wants to hug her son again the industry uses

violence to their business gary is not a violent person. i'm hoping that my son can come home. a judge is yet to rule one one bryant's case. it's been continued until later this month. the aclu is actually closely watching this. case i'm told that this could potentially be a landmark decision in the interpretation of the new racial justice act here in california and perhaps this could also mean the end to the use of rap lyrics in california courtrooms. i did reach out to the da's office the defense attorney's office for comment on this case and they tell me that they will not comment on this pending litigation for now reporting. julian glover abc 7 news is our race in social justice reporter and you can get in touch with him easily online on twitter and facebook. you can find them at julian g abc 7 on instagram. he's julian glover tv an iconic piece of history can be yours

for the right price johnson's beach resort up for sale on the russian river already several potential buyers are lining up including sonoma county which plans of its own abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard a story from guerneville you know, it's it's a pretty memorable and kind of unique and special experience. broker catherine proctor was talking about her newest listing iconic johnson. speech resort on the russian river in guerneville. we've listed on 3.7 million 10 rustic cabins and 38 campsites on 10 acres but the show piece of it all that famous beach the right buyer for this is really recognizing and appreciating all of the value on the beach for more than 100 years johnson's beach has been the playground for guests of the resort. the current owners are now retiring during covid public access was limited to the beach. it's been so immunity for so many decades sonoma county supervisor. linda hopkins says officials are

now considering making bid on the property with a new vision. i mean, i think the most exciting opportunity is to really make the beach a regional park right a public space that everyone can come it's a business. it's not it's not a park hotel and restaurant owner. krista ludkey is bidding on the property too her dream preserving cherished memories from the past for me. it's like, you know when i would go to the beach with my nieces and nephews and get a burger and a soft serve you were transported back to the 50s. you know, it's just i want people to experience that for years. to come one thing's for sure the sale of iconic johnson's beach is personal to just about everybody who lives in guerneville, including downtown business owners. i don't think it's a this is good. this is bad. until 5:10 owner, robin johnson hopes, whoever the buyer is. is how precious this beach is to the community? there's many generations and history and good feelings. yeah, sonoma county plans a public hearing on the possible

purchase of johnson's beach on october 6th. i mean because this is such an iconic place in the community, you know, there's a sense of wow. this is exciting and don't screw it up and guerneville cornell bernard abc 7 news. all right spencer already told you about the spare the air alert in effect tomorrow, but there's a lot more in we were alone when my husband had the heart attack. he's the most important thing in my life. i'm so lucky to get him back. your heart isn't just yours. protect it with bayer aspirin.

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lucky. well, are you you can have your chance to win 635 million dollars in tomorrow's powerball drawing. that's the sixth high. jackpot in powerball history if the winner chooses to offer cash the lump sum they could take home 435 million dollars the last lucky powerball winner to match six numbers was back in june your chances of winning are one in 292.2 million so get your tickets. kristen do you remember when we used to have the this pool. we're all chip in with a lottery. i got to like over 300 million and spencer never participated. i remember that because he said what am i going to do with? 100 million. there you go. i like my like my chances of rain better than i like my chances in powerball. let's take a look at what's happening with that weather right now it is. raining breaking news, but it is a breezy and pleasant. you can see we have surface wind

speeds right now between now 10 and 17 miles per hour around much the bay area and we've clear skies, although a little bit of a haze is developing as i get hotter and hotter right now. it's not hot in many locations is in fact pleasantly cool in san francisco 69 degrees right now, oakland 76 83 at both mountain view and san jose morgan hill 87 and 61 at half moon bay. here's the view at the golden gate breezy there with blue skies of the temperature readings 83 degrees in santa rosa novato 79 85 in napa 91 in fairfield mid to upper 80s and concord and livermore and who always have we had a view? from mount tim and i just set the camera but somehow it's disappeared. so let's take a look at our forecast features areas of fog will develop near the coast overnight. it'll be hazy and hot both days. weekend but turning much cooler around the middle of next week overnight as the forecast animation shows us. we'll see the development of some areas of fog near the coast probably won't travel very far out over the bay. it'll be a rather relatively shallow, marine layer and skies will be mainly clear over the

bay on inland and that means it mainly sunny day tomorrow as well with temperatures on the rise for tonight. we'll call it mild overnight lows generally mid to upper 50s a little cooler on the coast where lowe's will drop into the low 50s in some now, let's take a look at tomorrow's projected highs 75 and half moon bay. so a nice mild day along the coast 83 in san francisco and around the bay shoreline. we expect highs to be in the mid to upper 80s tomorrow inlet areas, especially in the inland east bay mid-90s, perhaps a degree or too higher 91 down south and san jose 94 north at santa rosa is all around the bay area inland areas. will sizzle tomorrow air quality. well, tomorrow's the spare the air day the porsche air quality likely to be in the inland east bay, not much improvement on. day when we expect moderate air quality at best in most regions of the bay area, but see all the green showing up on monday indicating. we're expecting good. the in some parts of the bay area certainly an improvement across the entire region significantly ahead to next wednesday looking at the forecast. and starting noon on wednesday.

there will be some active weather coming in our direction of frontal system sweeping down from the pacific northwest will bring some rain to northernmost, california and it may bring some to the bay area as early as next friday evening into next saturday, of course, that's pretty far off and things could change but this is the way the models of computer models are looking at it right now. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast tomorrow and sunday look for a high temperatures in our inland areas in the mid to upper 90s mid to upper 80s around the bay shoreline low 70s on the coast heat eases just a little bit on monday, and then there'll be further cooling in fact sharply cooling down on tuesday and then going into the middle of next week. the clouds will increase slight slight chance. of a shower on wednesday, but a better chance on friday of next week. so bring on the rain larry and kristen, please bring it. thank you spencer. all right, what's slower than a snail you're going to need to know? because the us postal service aka sna is now even

slower and we're monitoring the latest efforts in washington dc to pass a multi-trillion dollar deal that could affect everything from roads to rural rural internet to paid family leave. a scam we first told you about is growing zell and bank of america on the front lines. i'm michael. funny with advice 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

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better bay area moving forward finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. report that michael finney aired last week has literally torn up the internet. and investigation into a scam that's taking in even the most careful of us 7 on your side's michael. finney is here with an update. oh, okay guys, like most scams. it is a new take on really an old scheme. so pay attention and you may say to yourself some money and grief. the imposter struck just as nurse page pollock was running to catch a fly at the airport. she got a text saying bank of america fraud alert. did you just attempt a zell transaction of 2,500 leaves reply yes or no. and so i thought oh my gosh, i

didn't authorize a $3,500 transfer. so i typed no immediately her phone rang. the caller id said bank of america and she was told the only way to stop the fraud was to make another zell transaction. so she did. boarding the plane. she grew more suspicious and open the b of a app on her phone and sure enough. i looked at my account and $3,500 was gone. that is a sinking feeling traced a bow shop felt too. she was conned and exactly the same way. we were pretty well convinced that there was no way we were getting that money back so we did nothing but started seeing your pieces. and the people describing exactly what? we went through it including having it be a zell transaction specifically. so i reached out to you teresa. she was caught at a bad moment, too, and the scam is complex.

it's very confusing and you're sort of kind of going. doesn't quite seem right and at the same time spoken mirrors, and they got me i've received quite a few complaints and it isn't just happening here in the bay area our chicago abc station wls found victims, too. it's really distressing machine brooks was taken for 3500 dollars. save your heart earn money. to just be taken away from you new victim old scam text phone calls and a fake phone number consumer actions going to sherry has seen it all before it's a false sense of urgency. it's always about you know act now act quickly. hurry up. oh my god, you know the sky is falling. this is what we have to you know guard against getting too excited in the moment. we have to step back and think is this really realistic. could this possibly be true after 7 on your got involved paige got a call from bank of america. like that means i get my money back. oh, yes, and then i just started

crying. i just am beyond grateful, and i thank you from the bottom of my heart teresa got her money back too. well, my advice is first of all way to beat because it's easy to react when someone tells you that there's fraud on your account, but taking just you know take a moment and remember that you've seen this story and you know, these things are happening bank of america has posted a warning about this on its website and for this report told us in part. it's important that viewers understand that the bank and other companies would not ask customers to transfer money between accounts in this manner or requests sensitive account information zell's network operator agrees saying this is likely an example of a fishing scam where the scammer spoof the bank phone number and attempted to convince the individual to provide their personal information. not a breach of the banks or zell security.

my best advice here is nev nev v respond to unsolicited emails texts or phone calls look up the contact information online and then you reach out yourself if you're concerned a couple of minutes a couple of hours in going to make any difference. one it's great that you were able to get their money back to this is a really elaborate scheme that these people are. off because they've got a few things stacked up on top of each other where you think oh, this must be legit see and they come in and attacks, which is how many financial institutions get a hold of you now then they give you a phone call. that's also how they do it once you've made some contact. and so everything they're saying even if it isn't quite right, it's close enough to what you've done before. i mean, these guys are good at what they do. yeah. well, so are you and that's why it's fantastic for the viewers that you can help. thank you michael here michael michael's original story about this has been one of the most popular on our website for days go to abc 7 news.com so you can read it there and share it with your friends so that nobody else falls types of scams.

a trial of former theranos founder elizabeth holmes now centers on a key witness for the prosecution tesfied for fourth day today former lab director adam rosendorf's testimony connected the company's problems directly to homes. rosendorf told the court. she pressured him to defend inaccurate blood results homes is accused of duping patients and wealthy investors. rosendorf is expected to take the stand again on tuesday when the trial continues in federal court. in san jose there is a podcast about the trial hosted by abc news reporter rebecca jarvis. it's called the dropout episode comes out every tuesday listen, wherever stream your podcast. today's the day new us postal service standards. take effect. potentially slowing down your mail some first-class mail magazines and packages will have longer delivery times talking up to five days instead of the usual two or three most of the slowed mail will be determined by the distance that it has to travel the changes are part of a larger 10-year plan that the

postmaster general says is meant to save money parcel shipping costs are also going up. sunday in antic return to normal after december 26th. after funding the government and averting a shutdown democrats in congress are now laser focused on trying to reach agreement on a bipartisan infrastructure bill and a broader package expanding the social safety net but it's unlikely a vote is going to happen tonight. and that means lawmakers won't get another chance for weeks abc news reporter ike ijaci with the latest from washington. today president biden joining the high-stakes negotiations on capitol hill. at stake passage of trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill meant to address improvement to the nation's roads bridges and broadband internet and the larger spending package that will provide funding for initiatives like climate change paid family leave universal

pre-k and child care and lowering the cost of prescription drugs after failing to bring the infrastructure. of the floor thursday speaker nancy pelosi signaling the divide between moderate and progressive democrats is narrowing house progressive caucus chair representative. pramila. jayapal confident to deal will be reached but it will take time. we're everything we can to get quickly to an agreement and listen we are going to pass these two things. we've seen more progress in the last 48 hours than we have seen in a long time still moderate senator joe manchin holding firm telling reporters that 1.5 trillion dollars is his top number on the social spending bill. i cannot accept our economy or basically our society moving towards an entitlement mentality, but the white house and progressive democrats say the cost of their budget bill will be fully paid for now after today. the house is scheduled to go on recess until october 19th. now if a deal isn't reachedee u th will be able to vote

on either bill. i could judge him abc news speaking up infrastructure. check out the newest crane at the port of oakland. it's on the right of your screen. this new crane can live containers a hundred and seventy feet into the air in this view from sky 7. you can see how much taller this new crane is compared to the older crane on the left. so a few feet shy the tallest cranes at the port this crane arrived in pieces back in june if it under the bay bridge with only five feet to spare workers just finished assembling it and started operating it this week. i remember. they first brought it in just under the bridge. who's going to be working into the knights repair the damage done by a water main break in alamo, that still has some people out of their homes the eight inch asbestos cement main from the 1950s broke in the area of hemi avenue in danville boulevard oro i sinkhole there to

cruise nearly eight hours to finally get the water turned off. they had trouble accessing the right valve because there's just so much water and so much mud, they closed streets blocked access to a nearby elementary as well as a preschool forcing both of them to close for the day watch the whole get bigger got a little nervous is more more of the parking lots are disappearing and street and crosswalk and had to call a lot of people and know the school was closed today. the water damaged some homes and flooded yards even washed out portions of drive. water remains off in the area for now in the blink of an eye a bus ride in oakland became anything but routine. the worst and the best sides of people. it's a

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first brought you the story of a man attacked on an oakland. us tonight a good samaritan comes forward. she helps save the man on the bus while putting her own risk or life at risk abc 7 news. anchor dion limb has a story of unity and heroism. you'll see only on 7.

unfolded on this oakland bus april 26th. i saw this man walked past me and he had his cane and he just hit the man in the face or else who a prime example of humanity at its finest. i wouldn't sit there and watch anyone be heard michelle who didn't want us to use her last name works in the non-profit sector witnessed 69 year old hua lin get randomly attacked by this man with 18 we caught up with mr. lynn and his daughter shortly after the incident painful and can't see how they scale on the sipping their night because of this surveillance video used in the investigation. we know michelle not only stepped into shield mr. lynn from his perpetrator. i just put him up against the plexiglass. i jumped off the bus i flagged down the ambulance. michelle ended up getting attacked herself all in an effort to save mr. lynn anybody would do that. anybody anyone should do that on that very day, oakland. to town chamber of commerce president and outspoken advocate

for stopping aapi hate carl chan himself was attacked by someone else on his way to visit mr. lin. after learning of what michelle did she's not only courageous. is someone with integrity he is starting a fundraiser. expresses gratitude and to keep michelle safe for any landlord or managers if you have a place to stay that you think you know, michelle can can move into please contact the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce because of michelle's fast actions law enforcement were able to make an arrest and chan says set an example for others. it doesn't matter who we are no matter your black asian why hispanic, whatever race you are what whatever you are. we all need to unify. we all need to work together. fight, you know, not only the covid-19 but let's all fight hate crimes. us will step in and recognizing our bus hero. just i don't know what i know how else to say it.

one more like it in oakland dion limb abc 7 news. wow, you know what? it's great to see people who are willing to still put themselves out there for other. phone. yeah and michelle she is a superhero. you just don't know what you're going to run into if you jump in as the good samaritan. i mean we've seen please tell you, you know, that could be dangerous. so thank goodness that she's okay. and yeah, she really was courageous. alright coming up the weekend. it's gonna be the hottest part of the week find out where you can beat the heat spenc

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hear you can catch the pacific air show live tomorrow from beautiful huntingdon beach exclusively on hulu every branch of the military will be represented army air force coast guard marines and navy. this is the blue angels last show before they come to san francisco for fleet week, which is next weekend the special presentation of the pacific air show streams live tomorrow beginning at 10 am exclusively on hulu for more information on how to watch head to hulu.com fleet week as we mentioned coming back to the bay area after being canceled last year due to the pand. officials say while there will be some adjustments this year. the tradition will largely be the same. you'll have the blue angels. you'll have the parade of ships

events begin with a concert on wednesday evening at the san francisco war memorial and performing arts center. the air shows start a week from today and run through the weekend, which i think kristen might be the next time we see rain. thanks spencer. it could be this would be a better weekend for viewing, but let's give up on weekend yet. here's a look at what we expect tonight clear skies, except at the coast where some low clouds will form overnight lows will be in the mid to upper 50s. is tomorrow will sizzle inland mid-90s in the warmest spots upper to amid to upper 80s right around the bay shoreline even 70s. in the coast tomorrow, in fact that ranger highs will be seen on sunday as well. by the way. tomorrow's the spare the air day poor air quality. the poorest will be in the inland east bay notice the cooldown late next week in the increase in clouds. slight chance to showers that might be problematic for viewing next week. things can change seven days away. just wait to see the larry and

kristen. all right. thank you spencer. i'm in for dan chris alvarez is sports and i tell you what, it's going to be a fun night, especially if the giants win and dodgers lose chris, this could be kind of like a classico. hey larry, anytime the giants win the dodgers lose. that's a really good. for giants fans. this one would wrap up the nl west the possible chance to clinch the west tonight giants and padres will preview the scenario and the game. a huge weekend here at oak park.

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a he night hereer rock casinoar for the giants now two things need to happen for san francisco to clinch the nls one giants beat the padres tonight and two down in la the dodgers need to lose two milwaukee, so it could be a very memorable night here on the corner of third and king. let's take it some. game video, you know, you can tell this team is loose not only is brandon crawford taking infield practice, but hey, so is johnny cueto this team does pride itself on versatility crawford getting a laugh out of seeing giant. take some ground balls the giants flag atop the oracle park standings for game 160 just like it's been much of the season and again with a win tonight and at dodgers lost the giants will win the west for the first time since 2012, of course that season ended in a world series championship. yes. this is the team that has lived the say one game at a time this

entire year, but they are certainly aware of how close they are to clinching a division crown. master games of the year a chance to you know do something special here over the last few games. so i'm just a lot of excitement in the clubhouse around around the city and we're looking forward to you know, extremely energetic crowd tonight know that this is a critically important game today. so is yesterday and so so will tomorrow be most likely or if there's a chance that tomorrow is gonna be as critically important as today is and we'll expect it to be right. i mean, i think that's the right. let's shift gears to football f the 49ers host the seahawks this weekend in a key nfc west matchup the first divisional game of the year for the niners will be at levi's on sunday afternoon notab injuries, javon. kinlaw is questionable the defensive tackle and running. elijah mitchell also questionable the big one the niners could be without star tight end george kittle. he's been nursing a calf injury also officially listed as questionable. he was limited today in practice

and less than 48 hours before a huge game against those rivals seahawks sure sounds like number 85 is gonna give it a go sunday afternoon. i mean, i'm gonna do a van can be able to be on the to be on the field on sunday and then the body says i can go i'll be out there. i mean, i think it's gonna be a way boxing fight. i don't know how many points are gonna get scored, but i know that it's going to be gritty. i know there's gonna be you know, run games gonna be intense. there's gonna be a lot of big plays and it's gonna be a fight from start to finish and whoever backs down first. lose that game. catching a football that was shot out of a cannon. 33 yards. i was ready to make a joke. that's more yards and he's had the season he does have 231 yards this year. the video was shot as part of a got milk advertisement. he kind of heard him do the george kittle. whoa as he made that play abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino and back out here live

outside of oracle park the game just got in her way and breaking news lamont wade. larry late. not lamont wade is your willie mac award winner. we know how much that means to the giants in the clubhouse. other seasons he has had and what a season this giants team has had i looked up a stat the giants have been in first place and all major league baseball for a hundred and twenty two days the second team the dodgers at 19. so it shows you how dominant they've been all season long and fun competition this year, right? what's even crazier is that the giants have keep winning because the dodgers never lose either right? tomorrow. yes. yeah, maybe tonight. hopefully hopefully yeah, hopefully tonight. hopefully it all goes down tonight and plays out in our favor. yeah. we'll see if there's a some champagne that gets pop tonight. yeah goggles ready? yeah get your goggles ready? yeah for sure. thank you chris tonight on abc 7 at 8 the most magical story on earth 50 years of walt disney

world 2020 follows at 10 o'clock and then stay with us for abc 7 news at that's gonna do it for this edition of abc 7 news. i'm kristen z. i'm larry beale for spencer christian chris alvarez all of us here at abc 7 news. have a good night. enjoy that sunset and hope to see you again tonight. yeah, go giants.

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