(train door closing) >> building a better bay area. this is abc 7 news. >> celebration still on ice. after 106 wins, the giants still need another win or some help to clinch the al west. good morning. this is abc 7 news at 6:00 a.m., live on abc seven or hulu live, wherever you stream. good morning. >> good morning. we are waking up to clear conditions around the bay area. it is gorgeous outside right now. if not not not not not not not t

communities. looking west and san francisco,e is your day planner. spare the air alert. most temperatures will be in the 50's. we are heading some 60's. sunny and hazy with temperatures hot for inland areas. mid 90's around the bay. at the beaches up her 60's to near 70. -- upper 60's to near 70. we will get ready for cooler temperatures starting tomorrow. very little wind. trees are not blowing at all. with the spare the air alert in effect, we are expecting poor air quality through the east bay. it does improve monday and tuesday as cooler and cleanerten persnt in hercules.

this happened just before 1:30 this morning on interstate 80. chp says multiple cars were involved. the on-ramp from a for remains closed. the crash did leave others injured. it is unclear how many people there are or what the condition is at this time. the giants journey to hopefully clinch their first division title since 2012 continues today. a sold out crowd packed into oracle park yesterday and did their best to cheer on the giants against the padres. after the giants lost 3-2, the dodgers had a chance to stay alive in the email west standards -- in the west standings. >> we would have liked to punch our ticket today and do it ourselves. that is baseball. i thought we played a hell of a

game all around. it is unfortunate we lost today. we will win tomorrow. >> a win today would set a new franchise record for wins in a single season at 107. oakland is morning a life after the city's 105th murder of the year. an education activist gunned down in his own. a woman was also injured in that shooting on monticello avenue this weekend. we spoke with neighbors mourning a friend. >> oakland police responded to the latest homicide in this city. this time two victims shot inside the home. >> my husband has been shot. a suspect broke into the home and sh oolice did not clarify the circumstances. >> next-door neighbor feeling

helpless. minutes later, police arrived. he heard the news that his neighbor had been killed. >> he was a friend. i stayed up all night until i saw him leaving in the coroner's vehicle. >> he heard two gunshots. this police scanner describes the other victim's injury. >> we will need medical. >> adina identified his neighbor as dirk tillotson, and education blogger. he was pronounced dead on scene. his wife is in stable condition. homicide investigators were at the house searching for answers. police have not released any information regarding the suspect. >> i am the same age as the person who was shot. shakeby t news, residentme.ysf?

steve asking city officials for help. he said in the last three months, been an increase in gunshots in the once quiet maxwell park neighborhood. >> we need leaders who don't just listen, but some action take place. >> you think there could be a neighborhood watch? >> that is my hope. >> he bought a dog a month ago hoping to protect them. >> it is really scary. >> tillotson's killing is the 105th this year. in oakland, abc 7 news. >> another question we have for you, did you feel it? there was an earthquake that shook parts of the bay area yesterday. kate larsen talked to scientists

about what the earthquakes mean. >> two quakess shok the east bay. friday night, around 7:00, a 3.0 earthquake, and 3.5 magnitude earthquake just before 12:30 in the afternoon. both were centered around the same area. >> foreign and raised in california. always feel them. >> this is how the fault behaves. this should be treated as a reminder that at some point in the future we will experience a large fault earthquake. this was not that. >> the earthquakes were felt throughout the bay area as far north as vallejo and as far south as san jose. he lives about 18 miles from san leandro. he says earthquakes tend to happen in clusters and that

there have been five magnitude three or greater quakes in the last 10 years in the same area. >> these are small patches rupturing on a creeping fault. >> newton says at some point there will be a large earthquake on the fall. the likelihood of that diminishes when he hours after an earthquake. -- 24 hours after an earthquake. >> they say data points on the usgs website provide seismologists with valuable information. if you want ia prepare for a go-bag, go to our website. the countdown is on on tops stalled to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill. the current highway legislation is set to expire in october. we have the latest on where

details of the negotiations stand. box president biden sounding confident he can get infrastructure and a reconciliation budget bill across the finish line. >> i believe we can get it done. >> moderate house democrats were pushing for an immediate vote on the bipartisan $1 trillion infrastructure bill that has passed the senate that would revamp roads, bridges, and airports. progressives wanted to hold off on a vote until there is an agreement around a sweeping reconciliation budget bill to create new social programs and fight climate change. >> are we going to deliver universal pre-k or not? are we going to expand health care to our seniors or not? >> sources tell us on friday president biden told lawmakers about a possible compromise, scaling back the budget bill to

around $2 trillion. that is to cover budget proposals that include free community college, paid medical leave, and more. >> [indiscernible] >> the head of the progressive caucus seemingly encouraged the president was willing to wait and push both bills together. >> he was clear that we need to get both bills done. that is what we are going to do. >> even if progressive and moderate democrats agree on a topline number, there are a lot of details to figure out. we know there is a lot of disagreement among democrats with those climate and renewable energy provisions in their budget bill. >> coming up this week, senator bernie sanders will talk about the state of negotiations as the democratic party continues negotiations on the budget bill. you can watch that at 8:00 this

morning. let's get a check outside. >> it is really pretty as we look toward the golden gate bridge, where we see a thin marine layer that is seeping through. because it is so shallow, temperatures will warm up this afternoon. we will be well above average once again. change is on the way starting tomorrow. >> also ahead, thousands the streets of san francisco and cities around the country, rallying in support of women's rights. why they say the message is especially important this year. the blue angels set to arrive today. what is

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>> authorities in florida made the sad announcement that the body believed to be 19-year-old mia mark canha has been found. investigators discovered the remains in a wooded area of orange county. she went missing september 24 from her apartment complex in florida. a maintenance worker at the apartments building used a master key to enter the victims building. >> everything is in place. she has everything set up a certain way. when we got there, it was in a mess. >> ca monday, a person of interest in the case. marcano's cause of death has yet to be determined. thousands took to the streets to protest for women's rights. this was a look at washington, d.c. the group headed straight to the

supreme court. abortion rights were a big part of yesterday's rallies, amid fears lawmakers and the courts will further restrict access. locally, people marched in each region of the bay area yesterday. today, there will be more rallies. at noon, demonstrators will gather at the federal building in san francisco. another march will be held at jefferson avenue in redwood city. vernell bernard was at a march in san francisco yesterday where sunset the stakes could not be higher this year. >> abortion rights under attack. what do we do? >> [indiscernible] >> a rallying cry supporting women's reproductive rights. >> i am here so my daughters can be protected and have their rights assured. men don't control our bodies. >> i am a registered nurse. abortion is a health care right for women. >> last month, a texas law that

bans abortions after six weeks went into effect. the supreme court denied a request to block the bill. >> i cannot stand that a woman cannot choose what to do with her body. >> thousands of people joined this march to the front of market street. >> i am out here with all of these people, women and men, all nationalities because we respect women are human beings and have to have control of their bodies. >> my body. my choice. >> protesters marched to san jose city hall. >> i am proud to stand here with you all to stand up for our human rights. >> activists fear the supreme court could take up

challenges to roe v. wade in the future. >> should we rely on the supreme court to defend women? >> no. >> have nothing to do. >> tell me what is ok and n as e held throughout the country yesterday, several were met by counter protesters against abortion. some of the interactions were contentious, but most of them remained peaceful. a major oil spill off the coast of orange county has forced the cancellation of the final day of the pacific airshow. the decision to canceled the airshow was made so they could clean up. 120,000 gallons of oil leaked into the coastal waters. this bill is believed to have come from a pipeline leak. the blue angels are scheduled to

arrive at oakland international airport tonight. this signals the return of fleet week celebrations taking place in san francisco. the event is back after being canceled last year due to the pandemic. the tradition will largely be the same, which means the blue angels and parade of ships. law enforcement agencies say they will be out in force throughout the city. >> we will ensure we have staff out there. staff will be in uniform. the most important thing is to be a visible deterrent to any tomfoolery. >> events begin with a concert next wednesday evening at the san francisco war memorial. the airshow starts next saturday and will run through the weekend. so nice to have that back. the weather might not be as nice next weekend. >> usually when fleet week is here, we have warm weather in san francisco.

we are experiencing that right now. next weekend, it will be much cooler. we are keeping an eye on a chance for rain. we could certainly use it. here is a look at live doppler seven. mostly clear conditions around the bay. we are getting some fog starting to seep in. air quality right now is good to moderate. showing orange. poor air quality for inland communities. live shot looking out towards downtown san francisco. temperatures right now mostly in the 50's with the exception of san jose at 60 and half moon bay at 45 with fog at the coast. san francisco 58. oakland 57. you can see some of that fog at

the golden gate bridge. that shallow layer starting to creep into the bay. because it is so weak, it will makes out quickly. temperatures will warm up again, similar to yesterday's numbers above average. napa 54. fearful of 53. -- fairfield 53. if you are headed to the giants game today, padres versus the giants, temperatures will start off in the mid-70's. drink lots of water. it will warm up to about 79 this afternoon. highs today in the south bay look for up her 80's to near 90 -- 80's to near 90. -- up her 80's to near 90. near 70 and partly cloudy conditions.

downtown san francisco 79. the sunset district 70. it is a week onshore flow. plenty of sunshine. 90 degrees. it will be comfortable in the east bay. from richmond 80 to 86 in . inland communities low to mid 90's. hot and hazy conditions. overnight lows will be mostly in the upper 50's around the bay. low 50's around santa rosa. here is a look at the temperatures ahead. we are above average in the southbay. temperatures start to tumble toward the end of the work week. we are keeping and i on a system -- an eye on a system that might bring a chance of rain. we are calling it 30%.

another warm to hot temperatures expected. we start to cool things down more tomorrow. we will be below average by wednesday. enjoy the sunshine. cooling is on the way. >> i like it one. i know some people are ready for a cooldown. a family walk turns into a historic find for a six-year-old boy. what he found on the ground.

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progressives and moderates wrangle over reconciliation. can the party reach a deal? what will happen with the debt ceiling as the deadline looms? powerball numbers announced. saturday's jackpot reaching $635 million. could you be the lucky winner? the latest on that winning ticket. >> two southbay residents are being recognized for their work to build a better bay area. the macarthur genius grant highlights the best and brightest across the country. dustin dorsey introduces us to the two local recipients. >> creative, dedicated to making the world a better place. those are the characteristics of a macarthur fellow. two area in the bay -- people in the bay area are now recognized. >> what this class of fellows are doing in their fields is so

important and gives me hope for the future. they are making the world a better place. i am grateful to be counted among them. >> michelle monje it and joshua mealy will each receive receivee to continue their work. after joshua had acid thrown on his face as a child, he lost his sight. as an adaptive researcher for amazon, he enables the blind and visually impaired through adaptive technology. accessibility means access to information. it is important to make sure technologies are easy to access, that they are inexpensive and open source and readily achievable. research, invention, and activism. >> she works to give children with brain cancer that same hope. her study will help develop

treatments and therapy. >> my work is the intersection of neuroscience and cancer biology, helping to understand how these cancers form and how we might better treat them. i am hopeful this award will help me make further progress. >> the macarthur foundation expects recipients to make progress in future advances. in the southbay, dustin dorsey. >> just an incredible story. we love this. a six-year-old boy went on a hike with his family. little did he know he would make a rare discovery. julian and his parents were walking in michigan. he says he stepped on something big. when he picked it up, it looks like a tooth. he was right. researchers at the university of michigan museum of paleontology

confirmed it belonged to a mastodon dating back 12,000 years. >> at first i thought i was going to get money. i was going to get a million dollars. i really want to be an archaeologist. i think that is a sign i am going to be a paleontologist. >> as a reward for his discovery, julian the meat with paleontologists for a behind the scenes tour at the museum. still to come, wildfires that burned through the bay area one year ago are still having an impact. white timber companies need to come up with new business plans. pushing for more equity intact. how a bay area company is helping employe people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪

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thanks for joining us. live on abc seven, hulu live, and wherever you stream. we are going to start out with another look at the weather. i know for some people it is too hot, but i am loving this weather. >> it is a treat for us because we get lots of sunshine. we don't need the jacket in the evening. i want to show you what temperatures look like around the bay area. 45 and half moon bay. los gatos is at 70. most areas are in the 50's at this hour. it is gorgeous outside. looking at home waters across the bay. -- calm waters across the bay. it is going to be sunny and hazy once again. temperatures will be similar to yesterday's heat. inland areas in the mid-90's low 90's. lots of mid-80's. at the coast, look for 60's to near 70.

another mild evening. cooler temperatures are heading our way. looking out towexing cool air quality for the inland east bay. tomorrow, things start to improve. it starts to get better on tuesday. that is the return of the onshore flow. bringing us possibly some rain next week or at the end of this week. >> now to the pandemic. 70 million americans remain unvaccinated as the u.s. has passed 700,000 deaths from covid. this comes amid a sweeping push for vaccine mandates across the country. karina mitchell has the details. >> president biden remembering the lives lost to covid-19 after the pandemic death toll in the u.s. topped 700,000. the president saying on twitter we must remember each person and

the life they live. nearly 70 million americans have yet to receive the vaccine. >> vaccination is our best defense. we have the tools needed to put the end to this pandemic. >> in new york city, unvaccinated teachers have until monday morning to provide proof of vaccination or face termination. >> i am willing to lose my career over this. >> california's governor announcing the state will be the first to require covid-19 vaccines for students and teachers after full fda approval is granted for each age group. parents coming down on both sides. >> i will pull my kids out of school. >> if it is mandatory, then of course. >> many parents are eagerly awaiting vaccine approval. according to a new report, one third of parents with kids age five to 11 will get their kids vaccinated right away once eligible. in missouri, front-line workers

in branson are being given personal panic buttons that call security when pushed after the number of assaults on hospital staff tripled in the past year. >> they report being grabbed, held, a variety of other things. we are fortunate to have this. >> a vaccination effort on the peninsula brought the shot to an area with a low vaccination rate. the clinic was held yesterday at broadmoor village in san mateo county. people were offered the pfizer or johnson & johnson vaccine. the vaccination rate in the county is 94%. 72% in broadmoor village. >> our goal is to drive to 100%. we will get there. it is these pop-ups like this that are going to get us there. >> on thursday, a mass

vaccination site for booster shots will be open for people 65 and older. >> you can ask our vaccine team questions about the covid-19 vaccine. rallying to try to put a stop to school closures in their community. last, cupertino unified announced a series of cost-cutting measures will be voted on. some of those recommendations include closing two elementary schools. the vote will happen at the next board meeting on october 14. if approved, this would be the first time the school district closed any schools in 40 years. oakland unified is saying the schools temporarily shut down this week due to a flea infestation are on track to reopen. last wednesday, students and

faculty from esperance up were sent home for a deep cleaning. the district said they noticed the problem and september and believe the infestation is caused by a nearby park and wooded area. more tech companies are taking a closer look at job applicants, considering skills over educational pedigree. in our effort to build a better bay area, we turn our attention to the changing workplace. our reporter has more on a mountain view based business connecting capable candidates to good jobs. >> tech experts in silicon valley say they are seeing a shift in traditional hiring. resumes and universities carrying little weight if you cannot do the job. >> what matters is a skill set, not which university you went to.

>> the ceo of hackerrank bridging tech talent through a service that reviews skills in real time. >> i am going to preview this. >> a saving grace for luke brouwer. he found difficulty getting his foot in the door. >> i had a resume. i had no idea what you needed to do. i had a lot of failure. i did not get into anything after my first year. >> preparation through hackerrank helped him land a software internship at walmart labs. this puts candidates on a level playing field. someone from an ivy league is not being held to a higher esteem than someone from a state university. >> i am going to ask you can you do it? >> for the ever evolving tech industry, this new targeted approach means it so time is not being wasted.

>> i need somebody who knows python, javascript. test this person. done. >> hackerrank founders tell me they are leading the effort to put and keep the emphasis on equitable hiring. >> eight used to be an uphill battle early on in our journey because companies were still focused on resumes and ivy league's. today, the movement is real. >> with the smoke long gone, we are learning about the impact the ccu complex fire had on the lumber industry. the lightning sparked fire roared through san mateo and santa cruz counties last august and september. it destroyed 86,000 acres, 26,000 of which were used for timber harvesting. >> estimated losses are over $340 million.

they are in the process of doing some cleanup to salvage what they can. >> one lumber mill lost nearly all of its timber forests. the company is focused on producing salvaged wood. still ahead, salmon in school, not in schools. this lesson is about saving lives. here is a live look outside. a little hazy on the golden gate bridge. we will check in on what we can expect for the day and week ah

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turns out it was likely caused by a meteor. this video was shot from a dashcam around 8:00. there were several reports friday night of a bright meteor in the sky. the skies were so clear. >> of course, you want to get away from the beautiful city lights. we are getting a pretty shot of dawn. we have clear conditions around the area except at the coast. temperatures will warm up well above average. i will have those details coming up. >> the giant's magic number still sits at one to clinch the email west -- the n.l. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment

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it is 6:44 on this sunday. thanks for waking up with us. let's talk sports. huge day of sports in the bay area this afternoon. the 49ers will tried to rebound against last season's loss to the seahawks. the giants will try to clinch the west against the padres. the a's will close out their season against the astros at minute maid park. yesterday, the giants fell in extra innings to san diego. the dodgers kept their division hopes alive in l.a. here are the details in this morning's sports. >> the giants have won a franchise record tying 106 games. they still need one more victory. giants fans hoping to see a celebration. bottom six, tied at 1-1. austin slater pinch-hitting.

new major league record. 2-1 san francisco. bottom of the ninth, tied at 2-2. brandon crawford has had an m.v.p. season. deep center. trent grisham makes the catch. we go to extras. base hit into right field. victor karen tinney is going to score. bottom 10, 2 outs. flores pops out to center. >> it is kind of the story of the season. i think overall the group was disappointed after the game today, feeling like we had some opportunities to win the game. the dodgers are a good team. we are going to have to go into game 162 to try to decide the division. >> it will come down to game 162

because in l.a., justin turner to open the scoring against milwaukee. dodgers ahead. a.j. pollock is going to add a two run shot in the fourth to make it 6-1. the giants need to win or have the dodgers lose sunday to take the division. if the giants lose and the dodgers win, it is at monday. -- oracle monday. five seconds left. cardinal down seven. there is a flag. defensive holding. the cardinal get an untimed down. we go to overtime. tied at 24-24. john humphreys barrels his way in. stanford takes his way and down on the farm.

cardinal upset the pac basically dead. >> minute and a half left, we still have what it takes to do it. we have done it before. we know we are capable now. now we understand. we could go into games when it is closed. >> that is your look at sports. >> big day. we are all crossing our fingers for the giants. >> if you are headed to the game, try to stay hydrated. it is going to be warm in san francisco. here is a look at the doppler seven. mostly clear around the bay. we are looking out diablo. hazy conditions today.

that is why there is a spare the air alert. oakland 57. san jose 60. half moon bay 45 with some fog. you will see some of the fog moving in from the ocean into the bay. because it is so shallow, we know this is going to mix out quickly. temperatures will warm up above average. santa rosa currently 50. we have mainly 50's everywhere. fairfield 53. livermore 56. this looks good as we look towards the exploratory him. beautiful skies. hazy and hot today. another spare the air alert. if you don't like it too hot, it will be much cooler midweek. even cooler toward the end of the week with a slight chance of rain. if you are headed to the 49er 4r

game, 89 degrees this afternoon. santa cruz sunny and warm at 84. we will see up her 80's. mt. view 88. at the coast near 70 degrees. upper 60's. san francisco 79. keep our fingers crossed. low 90's in the north bay. we will warm up to 95. 80's in the east bay. 81 berkeley. 88 union city. hot weather once again expected for the inland areas. conquered 93. livermore 92. overnight lows will drop.

oakland 58. cooler in the north bay. here are our rain. it is looking like we are near 30% to 20% friday night into saturday. we have several modeling systems. some are saying rain. some are saying no rain. we will keep you posted. here is the seven day forecast. still warm to hot today. upper 60's at the beaches. mid 90's inland. a little cooler, air quality really improves on tuesday. by wednesday, we will be below average. we are keeping our fingers crossed for that slight chance of rain friday into saturday. at this point i feel less confident. temperatures will be cooler. >> maybe it will still come. thanks.

as california faces a drought, high schoolers are making a difference to offset the negative impacts on our environment. i got a chance to see firsthand how students are helping to keep salmon alive amid the drought. at costa linda high school, this likely looks different than yours did. the students are part of a one-of-a-kind fish hatchery program, learning about conservation. >> they are doing weight counts. >> bause of extreme drought conditions, this year they have been called upon to take in thousands of salmon at risk of extinction. >> the summer after covid, he said the drought is so bad that these other hatcheries need help. >> dan hughes bochtler explained

usually the salmon are cared for at lake sonoma hatchery. they needed to find the fish a new home. >> ultimately we ended up with fish from mendocino county, the russian river, and santa cruz. >> this hatchery opened in 1993. this is the first time in the program's history that the students have been approached and asked to care for coho salmon. >> they are endangered. it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> they need our help. >> the hope is for the salmon to return to the hatchery at lake sonoma this fall. >> we are able to help out with the fish. it allows long-term looking at these young adults being able to step in. it gives them hope for the future. >> we can really make a difference.

it is amazing. it is going to stay with us for the rest of our lives. >> coho salmon are considered indicator species that are sensitive to environmental change. the fact that they are struggling tells us a lot about what is happening in our ecosystem. powerball fever is about to get even hotter. the results from last nights $635 million drawing and how much higher the jac lowe's showrooms have a variety of stylish flooring

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