there overworked and understaffed to the point that some are going on strike. the ones that remain have to meet a new requirement. >> luz pena is part of the the vaccine team and today she spoke to the white house covid vaccination's coordinator about what they have noticed since the mandate. luz joins us with more on the story. >> more health-care workers are choosing to get vaccinated, influenced by vaccine mandates. hospital staff members had until september 30 to be fully vaccinated. on the one half they have a certainty that workers are protected on on the other they are experiencing shortages. >> hospitals across the state are noticing the impact. >> some chose not to get vaccinated. >> at the san francisco general hospital, there are 115 staff

members who remain off the schedule. decided not to get vaccinated or did not report their vaccination status. dr. chris caldwell vast majority of hospital workers who were hesitant to get vaccinated chose the vaccine. >> it puts a lot of people on the fence in the direction of doing that. it sets a good precedent for what we are about. this is ultimately about patient safety. >> president biden's vaccination plan projects to mandate vaccines for almost one million people. >> if you work for institutions receiving medicaid or medicare funding, cms is working on a rule that would require vaccines for those workers. this cover 17 million workers in this country.

>> the white house vaccination coordinator says they are tracking numbers in california and new york where it is officially mandated for health-care workers to be vaccinated. >> if you are a company with employees or more, it is your responsibility to make sure that every employee is vaccinated or getting tested weekly. the department of labor is putting out that rule and it will be available in the coming weeks. >> dr. caldwell was concerned that an influx of hospital staff will leave. he is relieved knowing that his staff is protected. >> we are struggling with a nurse shortage everywhere. we are seeing that and i was worried this would make it worse. it does not seem to have made it worse. >> there are several factors impacting staff shortages across the country. dr. caldwell says that 18 months

, some workers are leaving the industry. >> 350 at sutter delta in antioch. >> we have been understaffed with the pandemic happening, it has been bad conditions throughout. >> workers on strike include x-ray and lab technicians and respiratory therapists. the hospital and unions are in negotiations. the hospital says we are disappointed that union leaders have chosen to distract from patient care by taking this action, especially at a time that we should be focusing our attention on caring for the community. workers plan to strike all week long and say that they will be back on the job saturday at 5:00 a.m. >> a growing number of medical experts and elected officials are urging u.s. airlines to require proof of vaccination or negative test to fly

domestically. >> at be following the rules and wearing masks, but is that enough? should the airlines require a proof of vaccination or negative covid testify. >> yeah, but should. >> i don't agree. >> the proposal is contentious but a growing number of experts are urging the airlines to make the covid vaccine or a negative tester requirement for domestic travel. >> i think it is a good idea. it ensures immunity on the plane. as they start to contemplate travel. >> this dr. of brown university is pushing for the mandate. he documented his own experience sitting on a five hour flight next to a woman who was not keeping her mask on and told him she wasn't vaccinated.

he tweeted i understand the person next to me had the freedom not to be vaccinated but said the old man has the right to fly. >> the problem is people take them off and on. you eat on the plane. a plane is a mixed bag. >> the issue is over the new bill by california senator dianne feinstein that would make vaccines, being negative for covid or proof of recent recovery a requirement. it is part of an effort to slow the spread of the virus. >> it is not really fair to do this to us. >> hannah from seattle says that she is against the mandate unless testing becomes more widely available. >> it is hard to get the test. >> wayne told us that an airline mandate would make him feel more comfortable. >> if they do it, it'd be safer for everybody who flies. >> the u.s. travel association

told us that they are against this proposal. supporters of the mandate say that it is vaccines and not masks which are the long-term solution. >> tonight the fbi is disputing claims made by activists in the family of oakland man shot and killed three weeks ago today. a group called the anti-police terror project organized at city hall demanding answers for the shooting of jonathan cortez. according to the fbi, cortez was about to be served with multiple arrest warrants when he draw -- drew a firearm and was shot by the agent. the family says they want justice. >> they have been withholding evidence and have not turned over any videos stop he was shot one time. if you didn't have a gun, he would not have been shot one

time. >> the family has accuse the fbi of harassment saying that the officers who shot him attended his funeral and arrested two people there. the fbi denies those claims saying that agents did not conduct any enforcement or investigative actions. the fbi says that the agent involved was not at the service. they added that an illegal firearm and illegal high-capacity magazine and firearm component was recovered from the scene. the alameda county das office in the alameda police department are investigating independently. >> oakland police are investigating the shooting that killed a well-known education advocate in his own home. police say 52-year-old dirk tillotson's killed in his own home on friday. investigators have not released a motive. today the police chief struck a somber tome.

t it is sad to say that we lost li the mseemr. >> in the tillotson case, police are asking anyone with information to come forward. how must i detectives are calling on residents in the maxwell park neighborhood to share surveillance video from home cameras. >> it up to down a story that we brought in august. the state bar of california announced that it is moving ahead with formal charges against robert. the attorney behind california traffic defenders. he is accused of intentionally or repeatedly failing to perform with competence by not appearing at trials for his clients in traffic court. he has offices in south san francisco. two of the alleged victim say that they have lost faith in the legal system. >> probably have to hire a different lawyer and i'm

skeptical about doing that. >> to be duped like that, these guys must be pretty good. it wasn't a clear-cut ordeal. these guys have every corner covered. >> if the state bar fi misconduct, he could be disbarred. if you need help, 7 on your side is here for you. >> firefighters contained a brush fire in marin county. it was first reported that 2:30 outside of fairfax. firefighters shut down the road for several hours. we avoided a spare the air alert today but it doesn't mean that we have clear skies. let's look at the haze lingering in the year. there is an air quality advisory

in effect. sandy, it is going to get get gt this week? >> absolutely but right now the sun has dimmed in san jose from the wildfire smoke. there is a lot of haze. we are looking at the air quality advisory for today. tomorrow, good to moderate air. thursday will be clean air for the bay area. we are still dealing with unhealthy it is. we have an air quality alert. this is going to be encouraging. that smoke will get pushed. we have much better air on the way. i will be back with cooler weather. >> the air quality is not

looking good. breaking news coming into the studio. you are at and erupting volcano. apparently this is happening on the spanish island duffel a palma. -- the spanish island of la palma. more than 1000 buildings have been destroyed by lava which is flowing toward the atlantic ocean. a big oil spill off the coast of southern california is threatening wildlife. you will hear from experts about why they are cautiously optimistic. >> reactions pouring in after a facebook whistleblower accuses the company of prioritizing profit over safety. why one investor's is he sought coming. >> we were disappointed with the results of online school. >> remote learning wasn't i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media

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[bell ringing] >> rough day for the financial markets, all three indices losing ground. the dow dropped nearly 1% while the s&p 500 and nasdaq lost 1.3 and 2.1% respectively. facebook stock helped track down the nasdaq.

social media outage today. he believes the six-hour outage was caused by a routing issue. multiple social media platforms were impacted by the outage including instagram, whatsapp, and facebook. >> there were only working and there were reports from new york times which indicates that inside a facebook at their headquarters they were not able to access certain systems or even get inside some of the doors. it seems like it was bad all around. >> reports show that tens of thousands of platform users were unable to load new content. facebook sent out a tweet apologizing to the users who depend on the platform. the outage comes one day after a whistleblower came forward to share her story. she claims facebook uses algorithms to amplify hate and to extend user engagement.

>> we spoke to a handful of experts today who worked with former facebook employees. some of whom have testified about the company before the senate. these analysts were not -- by the documents leaked and added that it proved what they feared all along. >> internal documents reveal that the company's own research -- changes to its algorithm that favored polarization. they did not take action to suppress negative content over concerns it would hurt usage and add revenue. >> the first signals began to appear toward the end of the three year -- >> this silicon valley investor men toward zuckerberg and was an early investor in facebook. he authored a new york times bestseller criticizing how the company could have disastrous

effects on our democracy. he says the first signals of polarization started to appear during the three years he advised him. >> i wish i had seen it sooner. when i did see it, it led me to reach out to mark and cheryl before the presidential election to warn them that i thought that the culture, the business model and the algorithms were allowing bad people to hurt innocent people. >> the former editor at large for techcrunch covered facebook for 10 years. he says the leaked documents reaffirmed what he suspected all along. >> i don't think this is a surprise it's just that the research finally proves outward people had bought, that facebook was cutting corners, that it was giving vips and celebrities special treatment. it would leave up content that blatantly violated its rules. , they explained the algorithm

change that incentivize hateful content to encourage political parties and news outlets to make angrier posts. they should examples of some parties shifting to make 80% of their posts negative. mo it still says 1% to 5% of hate and violence are taken down or action by the company. kimball experts say that the company should have a minimum spending to ensure that safety is prioritized. >> we have reached out to facebook multiple times but have yet to hear back from the company. tomorrow there will be a senate subcommittee hearing that will hear from frances haugen. they are hopeful the process will lead to reforming federal data privacy. >> ucsf is celebrating one of its own winning the nobel prize for medicine. dr. david julius specializes --

he and another scientist are sharing the prize for their research about receptors in our skin for temperature and touch. they have been looking into how our body processes heat. dr. julius was quick to thank his colleagues and the university of california. >> i'm so thankful that we have institutions that provide funding to me and people like me who are asking basic questions without knowing whether they will be useful. >> dr. julius says he was inspired to complete his research while walking through a grocery store and seeing jars of chili pepper sauce which made him think about the impact that plants have on basic biological mechanisms. last year the nobel prize for chemistry went to -- three cal

students are discovering the prize-winning work can be a springboard for new breakthroughs. david louis shows us how they are speeding up the gene research. >> we are very disappointed by the results of online school. >> these undergrads dropped out to start latch by him. after working at facebook, google and research labs they recognize the need to accelerate the groundbreaking research for which jennifer received the nobel last year. >> we were talking to scientists figuring out where we could apply the technology to give them solutions. >> they are addressing a shortage of -- >> the pace of biological data is starting to outpace software's ability to comprehend and understand it. >> that can lead to delays of

weeks and months, so the software engineers are developing code so that biologists can work faster. >> they can run their own experiments. >> the three dropouts are working with leading research institutions. their research should be released and months thanks to the help of seed money from venture capitalists. >> this can help defeat disease, to end malnutrition, while generating massive returns. >> and the nobel can be a springboard for new ventures. >> on a beautiful sunny day, it is hard to imagine talking about the rain, but there is a

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are changing. >> we have a little bit of everything for everyone, but the biggest thing that you will notice is the temperatures taking a nosedive. the sea breeze is shaking that camera. the golden gate bridge shrouded in fog. temperatures are down 14% in palo alto.

90 degrees in fairfield. upper 90's there earlier in the day. the fog is back at the coastline answer look at southern california. they are seeing showers and thunderstorms down south. they're not expecting the rain. just some higher clouds and at her air. fog and high clouds overnightigt with a slight chance of showers or drizzle between friday and saturday. tomorrow it's cooler and there is more fog. the sun will get filtered throughout the evening. you might want to grab that extra layer because it will start cooler. antioch down to 61 degrees. 62 in half moon bay. 68 in oakland, 77 in sane, 77sarael.

st.will look at the hourly thp tomorr peers are coming down. look at the 70 forecast. a cooling trend tomorrow, cleaner air and even better air quality. you are bottoming out in the low 70's. the warmest spots are a good 25 degrees cooler. possibly drops between friday and saturday and been we will warming up on saturday and sunday. >> more than 100,000 gallons of crude oil leaked into the water. it is bad but not as bad as you might think. >> after the pandemic, our vending opportunities were zero. >> we know that

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california are racing to contain an oil spill. 144, 000 gallons into the ocean because of a leak in a pipeline. >> it started off the coast of huntington beach. health officials are urging people not to swim, surf, or exercise along the coast. >> it is one thing to see it from a distance and another to see it up close. mo josh haskell from our sister station in los angeles boarded a boat to give you perspective. >> we almost didn't make it out with officials and acting the rare move often -- the channel to keep the oil outside the breakwater. it was business as usual for the sea lions. it was a mile away andndndnd headed toward huntington beach we started to see clumps. >> we are a mile from newport

beach. we cannot really move right now because it would be dangerous for the boat. it is not hard to tell where the oil is because there is so much of it. >> we saw some of the boats at work as the u.s. coast guard flew above the coastline king the oil. the birds did not appear to be drenched in oil or injured but were unaware of what they were floating in and drinking. this is what it looks like up close. >> it is disturbing b distu worry about the sea life and my work. my work has been out here every day. in the oil has reached 13 square miles. we spotted one of the repair boats returning to the harbor carrying divers with a hyperbaric chamber on board. >> they have to do a better job at maintaining the pipe lines.

>> the beaches end of shorelines empty, racing against time to save marine life businesses along the coast. >> environmental advocates are doing what they can to help the wildlife. teams are searching on water and land to -- to assist animals in need of medical attention. experts remain cautiously optimistic saying that the spill is not as bad as they thought. it is too soon to know how many animals have been affected. but we are collecting information and calls from the public. we are doing reconnaissance to see what animals might be out of the general area. further on we will have a better estimate as to the overall damage. more volunteers say they have only recovered a handful of

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coronavirus, but we are the only state in the country with a modern rate of covid transmission. connecticut is next, substantial and every other state ranks high. 61% of the total population of california is vaccinated. >> berkeley institute of minority studies found that minority business owners were more negatively impacted by the pandemic than other groups. >> this is regina harris who has been inventing jackets prior to the ones she was wearing. kimye we are selling our patchwork jackets. after the pandemic it, our vending opportunities were zero. >> i'm not a quitter. >> instead she pivoted creating her own patchwork is this cold prideful patches.

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underway on jeopardy. matt a modine has won the second highest number of consecutive games in the jeopardy history. he won his 33rd straight game surpassing james hall sour. the record is held by ken jennings. he appeared on good morning america and talked about how he has been successful. >> a lot of luck. i feel like i have been in a fortunate position. when you get in a groove, things can take you. >> is any thought to the record come in as you are going along? >> not even the game, one question at a time, i have to stay laser focused. >> luck and being brilliant. you can see if he keeps the streak going tonight.

it is britney night on dancing with the stars and we will see something we haven't seen before. cheryl burke and her partner cody bigsby will dance virtually and separately. last week, bixby announced he attested positive for covid just a few days after burke tested positive. both are fully vaccinated. the judges evaluated the rehearsals which were recorded for burke tested positive. to find out which britney spears song all of the couples will dance to, dancing with the stars airs tonight on abc 7. given we are offering a sneak peek at a new abc 7 original streaming series called the lost season. the pandemic at the dreams of thousands of student athletes on hold and jeopardize their ticket to a college education. abc followed three student-athletes for a year to see how they navigated the crisis. >> it's up to the lancer defense

to show what they can do. they have to hang onto this lead. >> i have been working my whole life just to get to this point. >> stay on the quarterback. stay on the quarterback. >> if i didn't have a scholarship, it would be hard because my family would have to pay for me to college. that was my only way. >> throwing right and -- >> it is all about the fans. you can be the biggest, fastest or strongest, but if no one sees it, you won't get a shot. how can you get your shot if you never play a game. >> high schools across california, football stands will stay empty because of the coronavirus crisis. fall sports will not resume until the winter. >> the recruitment process has changed.

>> they don't have a chance to be seen face-to-face by the college coaches. getting ready for a season that i'm not sure will happen. >> less than 10% of high school players playing sports in college. the biggest thing is, do you want this and can you prove it? >> this year was supposed to be my most important. >> are we going to have a season? >> women's soccer is competitive. >> there are so many teams and it's not going to happen. >> covid cop me off guard. this year was supposed to be the biggest year. >> being recruited, a lot of things have to go right. >> that's all that this is about. >> i never would've thought of football being canceled. >> the coaches are giving out -- that's all i have. kamil it is their only escape

out of difficult situations. >> the lost season. >> this is my story. >> you can watch all episodes of the lost season right now on the abc 7 bay area news app. >> time for a last check of the weather. we have a little something for everybody. >> it is called a variety pack. i'm all about pleasing everyone so let's look at southern california. we have the rain but there are strong thunderstorms moving through the region. hopefully there's no dry lightning with it. that moisture will continue to move into southern california. we have this coming down and it will set the stage for cooler weather.

as we check out high temperatures, they are coming down. it will be noticeable. around the bay you are looking at 68 in oakland, 62 in half moon bay with fog and higher clouds around. the temperatures continue to slide. 60's and 70's thursday. on friday, you will have to start pulling out the sweaters because it is going to be a change. we look at the extended between friday and saturday early. there is a slight possibility we may see showers or drizzle, but the computer models have been going more and more drive. the seven day forecast will show you cooler air and cleaned her air. slight possibility between friday and saturday and we will brighten it up for sunday and monday. >> sweater weather already. >> this time for giants buddies because it is october.

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having to sit out the second half of yesterday's loss to seattle. head coach says that garoppolo injury was not as bad as they originally thought. he does have a chance to play against arizona. if jimmy cannot go trey lance will make his first career start stop >> i'm trying to stay positive. we take it in stride. we put a lot into this and would hate to have this happen. hopefully it is just a small hiccup. >> hope he will be back as soon as possible because he does a lot for me on and off the road. >> 107 wins, the giants are the nl west champions, topping the dodgers by one game in the west. very well could be giants and

dodgers and the best-of-five national division series. >> it be fine no matter what. when it comes to the postseason, the intensity is there. >> mike said after the game, going into the season, that was our goal, we knew that it would be tough and it would be a grind . we grind it out. >> the warriors played their preseason. steve kerr expects them to play 20 minutes each and is looking to see if they remember anything from the first week of training camp. >> we have had five practices and have put in a couple concepts and have talked about how we want to play offense. defensively, i want to see the basics, don't give up the easy stuff because that is the whole

game. >> the 2021 bay area sports hall of fame class is meeting in oracle park. bryant young. ricky henderson unable to attend and the three-time world series giants manager bruce bochy who is rumored to be a top candidate for the san diego padres job. >> do you have plans for next year? it has been talked about quite a bit. >> it has? i haven't talked to anybody. i will add a little bit, i have enjoyed what i have been doing. life is good. i have spent a lot of time with family. i'm in a good place. >> good to see him in a shirt and tie. the padres job is not officially open so even if he was in talks, he's not going to say anything. the giants game times are set for 1:00 and 2:00.

get your calendars and everything synced up. the cardinals and dodgers, we are waiting to find out on wednesday when they play. >> there is no way that bochy can go to the padres. >> he did manage the padres to a world series in the late 1990's. >> that would be weirder than seeing madison bumgarner in an arizona uniform. >> put him in a dodgers uniform and that would be worse. >> coming up tonight at 8:00, dancing with the stars followed by the good doctor at 10:00 and stayed with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> that will do it for this edition of abc news. >> from all of us here, thank you for watching. we leave you with this beautiful picture outside san francisco.

♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants-- a retired iron worker and writer from peculiar, missouri... a student and part-time engagement specialist from rosemead, california... and our returning champion-- a phd student from new haven, connecticut... ...whose 33-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- mayim bialik. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" and welcome to week 8

of matt amodio's record-breaking run. on friday show, with his 33rd win, he became the second winningest contestant in "jeopardy!" history, behind only ken jennings. [ applause ] we are so happy to welcome elizabeth and mike to the game. good luck to all three of you. let's kick off the "jeopardy!" round with these categories... matt, you pick first. book, $1,000. - matt. - what's "push"? - yes. - baseball, $1,000. - matt. - what's henderson?