liz: the the the the the ice. the giants won last night but so did the dodgers. fans will be headed back to oracle park in just a few hours. good morning. it is saturday, october 2. let's start with a quick look at the weather. frances: warm to hoto hoto hotot inland. we can see there are some clouds at the coast and some patchy fog. here's a shot from our roof

camera. notice the flag is not blowing. san francisco 56. it's going to be everywhere around the bay area, well above average. the heat sticks around today and tomorrow. there are some changes heading your way this week and will possibly see in your area. liz: after last nighththththt over the padres, fans stayed at the ballpark and watched to see if the l.a. dodgers would lose. a loss would have clinched the division, but they beat the astros so it's two games left in the regular season. in a combination of a giants victory or l.a. dodgers loss

would clinch the video -- clinch the victory. >> we have to focus on our job. it requires too much energy to have a lot of intensity on both our game and somebody else's so we will stay focused on ours. liz: if the giants do not beat the padres, they can still clinch if the l.a. dodgers lose tonight. postgame reaction coming up later in sports. the giants successful season has been given -- giving a boost to businesses around the park. jr stone spoke to business owners who say this is been a huge help bouncing back from the pandemic. >> big crowds and long lines outside of oracle park in san francisco. businesses say this is the boom they need coming out of the pandemic. >> this is the greatest thing to

see life back here in the city. >> drinks are poured poured poud filled seats friday, something not often seen during the pandemic but something that happens when the giants are at the park. >> when they are here, we are sold out. when they are not here, we are at 30% occupancy. >> the winningest san francisco giants team of all time. >> it's a chance to get back to normal and it chance to be here at the sacred, hollowed ground. >> this outdoor event will allow remote worker, alejandra lopez, a chance to meet her coworkers in person for the first time in six months. others say it is a special feeling coming back after everything we've been through. >> it's been a rough year for

all of us so i'm really excited. >> what the giants are doing for san francisco is amazing because the thing they are doing is bringing the excitement and all the people and everything back to san francisco. >> how long will this boom for business last? the world series this year starts on october 26. if the giants were still around, businesses would still be benefiting. liz: first responders save the woman who became trapped off the shore of the marina. this happened just before 1:00 this morning. the woman says she was out for a while along the shore when she fell asleep. she said she discovered the high tide head come in and that she was stopped. the fire department was able to find her using a drone searchlight. at the woman will be ok. san jose city attorney office

says -- has filed a lawsuit against men they say are behind social media accounts promoting sideshows. abc seven newsseven newsseven ns with illegal analyst -- spoke with legal analyst about this. >> court documents name accounts owned by them. documents point to sj takeovers alleging the man behind the account had already been cited a number of times for crimes related to sideshow activity. he continues to engage in the organizing and promotion of these events on social media and the internet. >> they've also instructed people not just how to get there, but what to do when they get there. i think that's where the line has been crossed. >> stephen clark says the law

raises questions about frese -- free speech rights, but he understands the dangerous behavior must be addressed. he says social media allows people to instantly communicate with large groups of followers. court documents address the illegal activity in just one night. san jose police responded to sideshow activity at four more locations corresponding to the addresses posted by js takeovers. >> there's a spillover effect, not just for the dissonance in the sideshow but the people who are around it and the people who live in these communities and the police trying to enforce the law. >> records show sj takeovers t posted locations which often attracted more than 100 cars. documents say the illegal activity grew even more reckless as responding officers saw

fireworks and say spectators were rocks at police victims. -- police officers. liz: under a a a a a a a order, california will require eligible students to get vaccinated for covid-19. kate larson is a member of our vexing team. she was a governor -- she was a governor newsom's -- vexing team. she was at governor newsom announcement --vaccine team.ccie >> once the shot is approved for the younger -- by the fda for the younger age groups. >> california's department of

public health to add the vaccine to the list of diseases that children must be immunized against in order to attend school. >> it's a really good step and it's not over yet, the fight to get everybody vaccinated. >> in 2015, as a he testified at the state capital in support of the bill that removed personal belief as an exemption for vaccine requirements. he is not -- he is a leukemia survivor and could not attend school at the time because his fellow students were not immunized which could have killed him. his father says the mandate will protect everyone. his father says the mandate will protect everyone. >> what we always try to tell people is that vaccine refusal is it is asian -- is a decision

that endangers others. >> students as young as three in her class are not yet authorized for a covid vexing. she has colleagues that need extra protection. -- covid vexing --vaccine she has colleagues that need extra protection. not everyone is enthusiastic. i just spoke with the dad -- with a dad and he is disappointed with newsom's announcement. he has children who are five and eight years old and does not plan on getting them vaccinated anytime soon. there will be some families who have to grapple with some decisions in the next year or so. liz: the u.s. has reached reachd sobering milestone in the pandemic. the death toll surpassed

700,000. vaccines for children ages five to 11 appeared to be coming soon. the surgeon general calls the nation's top priority the rapid covid tests. there is a potential breakthrough for those battling covid-19. m it could be authorized for use within weeks. you can ask our vexing team your questions about the covid-19 vaccines. just go to our website and click on the big blue box. women and their allies will gather at rallies across the country in support of reproductive rights. the rally comes after restrictive antiabortion bill went into effect in texas last month.

today's march will be in d.c.. there are several events happening in the bay area including one in the city where demonstrators will gather at the san francisco civic center at 11:00 and march. there is a rally that begins at noon at gateway park. it will be nice and warm. frances: bring the sunscreen a a sunglasses. you can see the marine layer here. it is very shallow which means it will mix out early on and temperatures will be well above average. i will have your complete forecast coming up. liz: stalemate on capitol hill. the house goes on break. longer -- longer delivery

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from our roof camera. it is so nice and warm in the city this week. such a change from the summer. the house has gone on recess without a vote on the infrastructure bill. president biden joined the high-stakes negotiations on capitol hill. the capital -- the bill would improve roads and broadband internet. sources tell us the president floated a compromise between moderates in the senate and progressives in the house. the head of the progressive caucus hinted that she may be willing to meet in the middle. the house isssss about two weeks, but senators will be back next week.

now in effect potentially slowing down your mail. some first class mail, magazines and packages may have longer delivery times. most of the slowed mail will be determined by the distance it has to travel. the changes are part of a larger, land -- larger plan that is meant to save money. parcel shipping costs are going up starting tomorrow. it they are expected to return to normal after december 26. if you would like to work in the u.s. postal service, today is your chance to apply for a job. they are hosting a hiring event at the richmond post office from 10:00 to 2:00 today. there are positions available in multiple cities that multiple counties. workers will be there to help you submit your online application. registration is required. police are searching for a person who got away after being spotted robbing a 75-year-old. investigators saw the robbery in progress when a sheriff's office

chopper was trailing stolen suv. a chase ensued along the highway 84 eventually in the. it police arrested 15-year-olds, but a third suspect ran off. san francisco residents and authorities were shocked to find a playground burned thursday night. it is located near the ferry building and is only -- is the only playground in the area serving over 1000 children live in the neighborhood. at the entire playground is currently closed. officials hope to reopen the parts that were not damaged next week. crews are still working to repair damage done by a water main break. it took them nearly eight hours to get the water turned off.

sinkhole formed. more than 180 homes have been impacted. resume late night train service in san francisco. they will run until midnight every night except for sunday when they will stop at 10:00. it is also speeding up frequency on the j church line. begins, trains will arrive every 12 minutes. days every 10 minutes. san francisco bluegrass festival is happening this weekend with nearly 30 live streamed of performances. for the second year in a row, the party is a virtual one. today's performers include annie difranco. harris and mavis staples will take the stage.

it might be live-streamed, but still a good lineup. frances: there are so many events going on around the bay area. if you are heading outside, definitely bring a lot of sunscreen, sunglasses, hat and stay hydrated. here's a live look. what you will notice is we are mostly cloud free. there is a marine layer. a live shot at san jose shows loose guys, bright sunshine. san francisco currently 56. san jose with all that sunshine has warmed up into the low 60's. we still have some thick fog along some of the beaches. you can see some of these clouds at the coast as we look live, looking south. some of those clouds are

starting to spill in. santa rosa currently 50 degrees. livermore in the upper 50's. we are looking toward the golden gate bridge. you can see some of that fog coming in, but you will notice that it is shallow so this will mix out quickly and we will get lots of sunshine and it will warm up above average. it is going to be hazy and hot this weekend. we could see some patchy fog near the coast during the morning hours. things get much cooler by the middle of next week ahead of a system that might bring us a chance of rain. air quality is good to moderate, but that is expected to change throughout the day. we look toward the bay from the exploratory him. we are expecting for air quality and lend and moderate elsewhere. -- and we are

quality today and moderate elsewhere. look for a high of 81 in san francisco, santa rosa 94, and a even the east bay is going to be t-shirt and shorts weather. san jose warming up to 88 degrees. inland areas inreas inreas inren low 50's in the north bay. we could see some fog along the beaches. here's a quick look at this animation that shows us where we might get some rain friday into saturday. we will keep an eye on this and things can change. spare the air today.

at the heat is on. mid 90's inland. at the coast, low 70's. much cooler by tuesday. by the end of next week, even cooler with a chance of rain. liz: just head, and oakland tradition is back for the first time is over a year -- is back for the first time in over a year. how first fridays is boosting businesses.

liz: oakland's friday festival is back for the first time in over a year. artists and business owners have been waiting the whole pandemic to showcase their work. >> the music, the dancing come of the food. all of it is back. oakland's first friday festival is here. >> after almost two years, this

is amazing. >> the last time adriana and her family came to first fridays, her daughter was four months old. a crowd of people who typically come to this outdoor festival are the sole beats. three live bands. --soul bea three live bands. >> i get sandals. >> i live in stockton. i drove all the way over here for this. of course. it's 100 percent worth it. i love food. >> we train them up. our schools have let us down. >> now in

are glad they can finally showcase their work outdoors. >> we got to have these for free which means i got to try something new for the first time without a barrier. >> the festival also included a car show. >> oakland has a lot of challenges. crime or street or economics, but this is a catalyst. not only does it bring gravity -- not only does it bring creativity to people, it brings people together. liz: fleet week takes placececee week in san francisco. officials say the tradition will largely be the same this year was just -- with just some minor adjustments. law enforcement says they will be out in force at all events across the city. >> want to make sure we have

staff out there. our people will be out there working with the police department. liz: events will begin with a concert next wednesday evening. performing -- the air show starts next friday and runs through the weekend. still to come, california's eviction moratorium has expired. what happens next for people who cannot pay their rent. the covert pandemic is now the deadliest in u.s. history. -- covid pandemic is now the deadliest in u.s. history.

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liz: good morning. we are going to start this half-hour with a look at the weather.

frances: good morning. once you look outside, you know it's going to be a gorgeous day. we've got mostly clear and sunny conditions all around the bay. there is some fog that has spilled and passed the golden gate bridge. it is a spare the air day because we are expecting deteriorating air quality. a live shot shows you how beautiful it is across the bay into san francisco. 9:00, temperatures will mostly be in the 60's. sunny and hazy this afternoon. october heat is on. this is usually when we get our sunniest weather. mid 90's inland. it is going to be mild tonight with another warm day ahead. liz: the

now the deadliest in u.s. history surpassing the influenza pandemic. the most recent deaths have been among the unvaccinated in the south. >> another gram . 700,000 people in the u.s. have died from covid-19. >> this was the first to combat covid-19. >> new data about a medicine that cut hospitalization or death in half during trials and appears to work against variants . vaccine mandates continued to take effect across the country. american airlines informing employees because of the federal

vaccine mandates, all employees must be vaccinated. school staff have until monday morning in new york to provide proof of vaccination or basic termination. >> -- vaccination or face face e termination. >> california announcingncingncg -- >> this chicago father had one final plea before he died. >> wear your mask. get vaccinated. don't take it for no joke. liz: marion county

pharmacies, the site wednesday focused on those who are 75 and older. nearly 3000 booster shots of a been administered to residents. a free event for the whole family is happening. the sixth annual health fair includes free flu shots, health screenings, canine demonstrations and arts and crafts. the health fair is organized by the solano county district attorneys office and the county health and social services office. sarasota county is kicking off a month kicking -- is kicking off a month dedicated to the health of latinos. it will kickoff today with a free health fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in san jose. there will be free covid vaccinations, flu shots and health exams. for a four ash for a full list,

head to the website --for a full list, head to the website on your screen. landlords can begin the process of evicting tenants who have not paid rent. some local cities extended the moratorium. there is still time for renters to get help to stay in their homes. >> we have arrived at the moment that many have called the eviction cliff. >> just just comes to you and says we want you out, that does not mean you don't have rights. >> state and local leaders are reminding renters of their rights under california law. new procedural rules require landlords to apply for rent relief before sending notices to pay for rent -- to pay rent.

the roles will apply through next year mean renters and landlords time for the assistance program to disperse funds. the department of housing and community development says four extension two households must enter the rental assistance program. applications are coming in by the thousands. >> last time i looked, we were over 32,000 since monday. >> it really verifies what we have known is true, that there is a lot of need still in california as we are trying to recover from the pandemic. >> already approved payment, $650 million has been sent to households already. >> options for those struggling financially to keep a roof over their heads. liz: the las vegas community

come together to mark four years since the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. yesterday honor the victims and heroes from the night of october 1, 2017. that is when a gunman opened fire down onto a country music festival killing nearly 60 pillow -- 60 people and injuring others before killing himself. the city's mayor read the name of each victim last night at a vigil. the oakland fire department will mark 30 years that the oakland here -- oakland hills fire storm. an event will be held to honor those who died and those who risked their lives to rescue others. tonight's event will be held from 10:00 to 11:00 at the bart station on college avenue in

oakland. >> is a small world after all. -- it is a small world after all. liz: celebrating 50 years disney world. thousands of workers made it possible. as we had to break, a live look outside this morning. just a gorgeous day is in store if you like it warm. we will check in lome get back. -- we will check when we get back. this is the blue angels last show before they come to san francisco for fleet week next week. a special presentation of the airshow streams live this morning exclusively on hulu.

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bay area wildlife. pg&e&e&e&e&e cam. since they building, the camera will be turned off on october 15. cats will invade the park for fr caturday. if you would like to go and join, your cat must be on a leash or carrier or stroller. the event runs from 130 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. there will be other events the first saturday of every month. ok, very cute. getting in the halloween spirit. you are going to want to look up to the sky tonight.

meteors are returning. the meteors return every year around this time when the earth travels through the debris of haley's comment. they are bright, fast. the man -- the annual meteor shower will last all month long. it is expected to peak october 21. to get the best view, find a spot away from city lights. frances: we've got clear skies. much warmer temperatures this weekend. i will talk about a chance of rain coming up toward the end of next week. liz: the giant magic number to clinch the crown is down to one after the orange and black beat the that beat the padres. (♪ ♪) (♪ ♪)

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practice. it costs five dollars awill bens community foundation. sean livingston will answer fan questions. all fans 12 and older much -- must show proof of vaccination. all three bay areas college colc football teams are at home to the desk today. stanford faces oregon -- are at home today. at stanford faces oregon. cal takes on washington state. kickoff is at 2:30 p.m. the giants tried to clinch the west. they battle the padres. the a's will face the astros. the giant clenched a tie -- at least a time in the division. >> could morning.

the giants needed two things happen. they had to be the padres and the dodgers had to lose to the brewers in l.a.. the willie mack award presented and mom throws out the first pitch. that's a strike right there. out of here. look at the great catch by the kid. nice. this sucks -- his 16th of the year. the kid might hyperventilate. the fans could see the promised land. top of the sixth, padres threatening. ground or off the first -- ground or off the first base bag. giants go on to win. victory number 106 and they andy tied for the most in giants

franchise history. they clinch at least a tie for the division rivalry. >> we are just expecting to play a meaningful game tomorrow. it is simple, straightforward for us. that was the expectation all along. we will be prepared for that. >> every day coming into the the park, we still have to win that game. it is what it is right now. >> clayton kershaw early with er forearm discomfort. trey turner, grand slam and suddenly we are tied. to the seventh inning, a pinch-hit bomb. l.a. takes the lead for good. the giants can cleats -- can clinch the division with a win or a dodgers lost sometime thi l weekend.

dusty baker has led five different teams to division titles. thatuematt olson, his career-hih homework. the a's hold on. the niners could be -- could be without george kittle on sunday. he has been nursing and injury. he is officially listed as questionable. he was limited in practice. you knowyou know to do all he can to get on that field against seattle. >> i mean, i'm going to do everything i can to be on the field on sunday. >> that's a wrap on morning sports. liz:s pretty great to have a good weekend. frances: plenty of sunshine, but it might be a little too hot for inlanderare some coastal clouds

that have spilled in to parts of the bay. looking at the golden gate bridge. it is a very thin marine layer. we will see temperatures climb this afternoon. 56 degrees san francisco. plenty of sunshine already. we have seen quite a bit of fog at some of the beaches. from the east bay, you can see how calm the weather is. temperatures are going to warm up. santa rosa 50 degrees. fairfield at 55. we are checking out that fog and marine layer, but you can see parts of the all the gate bridge. it's going to be hazy and hot this weekend.

ts of the goldennn bridge. it's going to be hazy and hot this weekend. ahead of a system that might bring us some rain. highs today, sunny and warm in san jose. eddie eight degrees. it's going to be gorgeous in santa cruz, -- eddie eight degrees --88 degrees. it went to be gorgeous in santa cruz. we will be a little bit breezy and that's why temptress will be in the low 70's and this -- that's why temperatures will be in the low 70's in the district. if you are headed to the north bay this afternoon, temperatures will be hitting the 90's. sonoma 93. napa at 92 degrees. comfortable warm weather in the

east bay. 85 in oakland. the warmest spots and some of the interior locations you could open the windows if you want to let things cool down. we will see some upper 50's around the bay. 57 san francisco. some low 50's santa rosa. here's a look at the week ahead. livermore, average high is 82. we are above average and we are going to stay that way throughout the weekend. look at the temperatures tumble toward the end of the workweek. that's because we have a system that might bring us some rain. it's a spare the air day. inland areas in the mid 90's. below average by wednesday with 30% chance of showers on friday that will continue to track through the week. liz: we hope we do get that

rain. disney is celebrating 50 years at disney world. more on how the project came to life half a century ago. >> we mark 50 years since this moment. it was the vision of one man already successful. he had his sights on something in the east. >> we were talking about doing it and he was talking about the east of mississippi. >> places like niagara falls. >> location in new jersey. >> walt disney would pick look that orlando florida. twice the size of manhattan. all to build a park in record time. >> believe me, it is the most challenging, exciting assignment we have tackled at walt disney productions. >> he died not long after and

his brother would keep it going. >> responsibility is now ours to carry out. > enter yucatan. >> tear it down and start again. >> i remember the day we set the spear on top of the cancel, that's the castle, that was neat. -- top of the castle. that was neat. >> so much that we share it's time we are aware that it's a small world after all. >> 12 million people taking part in walt's dream. liz: disney world's 50th anniversary celebration will continue for 18 months.

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organizers say this is the largest glass pumpkin patch in california. the event will be held today and tomorrow from 10:00 to 5:00. happening tonight, you can bring a picnic for an outdoor movie night. under the stars and there will be live music, short films and a movie. it all starts at 5:30 p.m. and you do not need a reservation. it if there is any night to go see a movie in the park, probably tonight. frances: you don't even need a jacket and san francisco. lots of 60's out there. napa 64. we will be well above average. san francisco 81. inland areas warming up to the mid-90's. it is going to be downright hot

and hazy. we have a spare the air alert and effect. october heat stays with us through tomorrow and the to pitchers are going to be very warm to hot. -- the temperatures are going to be very warm to hot. a chance of showers fri showersi saturday. liz: we will cross our fingers for that. thank you. thank you for joining us. a big day at espn college football is ahead. oregon battles stanford.ord.ord. indiana faces penn state. that is followed by toyota after the game. abc 7

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