you're watching the news at 6:00. within the next hour, the warriors will tip-off against the lakers and the giants will have the first pitch against the dodgers at oracle park. a lot of hometown excitement. following hours of jets buzzing overhead for the first day of the fleet week air show. throw in great weather and it makes for one fantastic friday in san francisco. likes we have not seen in over a year because of the pandemic. ama: it is nice to have something to smile about. we have live team coverage with our reporters. she has live at oracle park. maybe if you'd dodgers fan is well -- fans as well. reporter: the first playoff game between the giants and the l.a. daughters. you can see so many people who came out. we have fancy drove 5-6 hours across the state to be here.

these are the two best teams in the lake. we have families and friends cheering against each other. we have been talking to two siblings who but against each other and we hope their friendships survive after tonight. >> go giants! >> beat l.a.! reporter: what do you tell each other at home going to the game and knowing it's been in san francisco. ? >> we have been talking trash. we all know the giants are going to end. >> dodgers are going to win. not even close. reporter: thank you for chatting with a spirit i hope you will love each other after this. >> one broken heart at the end of the game and one very excited. reporter: to be here as friends and rivals, what does that mean? >> it is great. my best friend, rivals, talk trash the whole time and o of wl hoill e?

are scheduled for friday and saturday. both are sold up. fans we spoke to are glad they got tickets. this is the first sold-out game since the pandemic. of course, wednesday night, they only had standing room. they only had tickets that were priced for over $100. this game is not only bringing life back to san francisco but boosting the economy for businesses and parking garage is in the area. we spoke to a family who came from fresno. they paid $90 to park nearby. if you are coming tonight, you will have to pay a lot of money to park around here or take public transit. i don't know if you can hear behind us. we can hear the beat l.a. chance. there will be a lot of that tonight. live in san francisco. ama: that might be coming from the studio.

thank you. the action network starts at 6:37 at che center, the warriors take on the lakers in a preseason game. thousands of fans are going to the game so watch out for traffic and avoid the area if you can. dan: beat l.a. look like traffic on the bay but it was the parade of ships. the fire department led the ships under the golden gate ridge and their assigned ports. very impressive. visitors can tour the ships this weekend through monday. and so many ways, the sta ways,t the show is the blue angels. here they are soaring over the bay. there were also aerial acrobats and other high-performance aircraft as well. fans wash today from wherever they could get a glimpse of the airshow begins at 11:50 tomorrow and noon on sunday.

check out what our cameras caught. it's a coyote strolling on the street. did not seem bothered by the airplanes overhead but it looks a little out of place. ama: it's like i'm trying to catch public transit. interesting. fleet week is bringing visitors back to san francisco. you can feel the excitement in the air as the city roars back to life after the pandemic. we are live at marina green which is sure to be packed all weekend long. reporter: hello and good evening. every single person watching the blue angels walked away with big glowing smiles on their faces. it was a warm site to see. it is a busy weekend here in san francisco with the doctors and giants. it is almost an overwhelming weekend of joy. everyone i spoke to is happy to see events like this back in san

francisco. fleet week in october in san francisco. the iconic event is back after being canceled last year due to the pandemic. after spending most of the year inside avoiding mass gatherings, they returned to sunny skies to watch one of the best airshows in the country. >> it feels great being -- getting back to a sense of normalcy, getting out there and just being with the community again. reporter: he is from the bay area and said this is one of his favorite events. when he knew it was returning, he would not miss it. >> not a cloud in the sky, alcatraz in the background, the golden gate bridge. you got some wind conditions but that is san francisco for you. reporter: if the acrobatics were not enough. it is a good day to sport orange and black. >> we are going tonight and tomorrow. we cannot wait for it we wish we could go there right now. reporter: he traveled from utah

for theeekend. he says usually, he comes to the bay area each year but did not last year because of the pandemic. this weekend gave them a perfect excuse to return. reporter: >> we didn't do anything last year. we try to come down once a year. this is our once a trip down here this year. it has been great. reporter: whichever event it may be, it is nice to see san francisco to holding events like the ones this weekend. >> great to see the planes, everybody is in good mood. it is great reporter: i know we mention traffic earlier. city officials want you to know to give yourself extra time getting from event to event. if you're coming out here to see the blue angels, they want you to know parking that will be difficult to come by and if you are going to the doctors and do -- dodgers game, traffic will be treacherous. ama: that is the truth. thank you so much, ryan. give a full schedule of events on our website so check it out there.

let us bring in spencer to check in our weekend forecast. it is breezy today. spencer: you can see on the satellite radar image we have strong gusty onshore winds and showers moving in our direction. let us talk about the winds first. we have gusts between 25 and 30 miles per hour. ventures in the outfield where it will be rather windy throughout the entire game. a temperature from starting page to final out will not move much between 55 and 60 miles per hour. overnight forecasts show a few showers moving through. all locations will get wet but some of us well. the showers will wind down by early tomorrow morning giving us a sunny day which is good news if you plan to go out and do -- see the blue angels do their thing in the sky. will have sunny skies both days with highs in the mid to upper

60's. wasn't viewing, conditions for the end of fleet week. dan: just lovely. san francisco is the only city hosting fleet week this year because the covid numbers are so low. cruise ships will return on monday, earning a big economic boost. they must all be vaccinated. marion county an unstable much san francisco with easing mask rules for certain indoor settings like places like offices, gyms and churches where everybody is fully vaccinated starting next friday. solano county's health office is calling out other bay area counties saying there was no benefit to an indoor mask mandate. >> none of the counties that had such a mandate showed any benefit. all of them should have seen a reduction in disease within at most, two weeks. none of them dead. dan: other health officials strongly disagree. we are in the newsroom with the story. reporter: throughout this

pandemic, we have struggled with mixed messaging and this is a nether example of that. since august, the transmission rate has been right high by the cdc with the exception of just one day yet, as we just heard, county health officer stands by his decision not to enforce an indoor mask mandate saying that there has not been at least one case to support it. as most of the bear area inches towards lifting indoor mask mandates, the one county that never had one stands by its dis-mission -- decision despite having the highest transmission rate. reporter: he is the health officer for solano county. he said requiring masks for vaccinated people in indoor environments did not make sense, given county data did not support that is where transmission is occurring. they report more than 10,000 cases per every 100,000 people, the most of any county. >> whistle have a lot of disease. we have higher rates of diseased and the other counties yet it is

not passing in indoor spaces. reporter: given what we know about how transmissible the viruses, how can you be sure? >> we investigate every case. we do contact tracing. what we found is every case we would interview would say yeah, i went to a party and the other people tested positive. those illnesses were occurring in these family and social reporter: gatherings. reporter:the county has yet to receive any evidence of it passing at any indoor environments but it is unclear if the data to prove that has been made available to the public. how did you respond to some who say it isn't better to be safe than sorry? >> better safe than sorry is a philosophy. it is not science. if this mandate made a difference, we should have seen evidence of it and asked the question, it does counties that implemented it show a faster reduction in disease than those that did not implemented? the answer is no. reporter: other health officers

disagree. >> it definitely had an effect. reporter: sonoma county's health officer says there is no question there has been a benefit to an indoor mask mandate but added the success cannot be achieved it to just one intervention. >> there are many things going on. there are orders, there are vaccine verifications. reporter: it did not reach the height of slowness in the linda search yet there have been 220 cases of viral spread traced to indoor events like restaurants and bars. reporter: according to our vaccine tracker, 57% of solano counties publish and is fully vaccinated. that is the lowest rate in the bay area but the doctor told us that if he were to implement a mandate, he would fear even more people would not follow the rules or simply refuse to get vaccinated. dan: how does the cdc

solano county to the rest of the seat -- bay area? reporter: not good. solano is doing the worst when it comes to case rates. solano has nearly doubled the number of cases per 1000 people compared to san francisco and it hit has not changed much in the past month. dan: interesting. thank you very much. most exciting part of an earthquake soccer game was a fan running onto the field and punching a player. the situation got worse from there. the goal is to prevent this from happening in the future. >> this is our greenroom. ama: four years after the northbay wildfire, survivors are trying to rebuild. from supply shortages to insurance delays. your deal is far from over. >> i gotta go from 20 my daughters birthday to planning a funeral instead. dan: just heartbreaking. she was doing was something no mother should ever deal with.

dan: when the field looks like this, the score does not matter. several people arrested at the earthquakes game including a fan who attacked a player. there were multiple fights and a shooting outside the stadium. it was bedlam. we explained the steps being put into place to ensure this does not happen again. reporter: last night, the san jose earthquakes welcomed a team from mexico and international friendly match. the action off the field ended up being anything but kind. it can only be described as chaos. >> jaime season ticket holder and it is unlike anything i've

ever seen. reporter: 40 police officers responded to a brawl involving 30 fans in the parking lot following the end of the match. eight were arrested two others transferred to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. >> because of the nature of the incident itself, we are looking for additional victims who were injured or saw something happen. have video evidence of somebody assaulting other people and want them to come forward because it is under investigation. reporter: police say it could have been this moment when a fan ran onto the field and punched a player that eight netted the events in the parking lot. this and the rowdiness of the crowd made season ticket holder big into worry about what may happen post game. avmuch eppy he made the call to we had a feeling it would be rowdy or than anything we have seen. reporter: it up let home again until next weekend but there is a scheduled match between two international opponents tomorrow night at paypal.

sent as a police will work with park management to prevent a situation like last night from happening at future events. >> we will provide additional security needs as they are required. that is part of the process in working with park staff themselves to ensure that safe environment to enjoy. reporter: it will work with the staff on upper security screening measures to make sure they are not overserved. they want security to seek out fans breaching the code of conduct early to avoid further issue. ama: guilty verdicts in first trial related to operation varsity blues. the college admissions scandal. former staples and gap executive and former conceit -- casino executives were both convicted by a federal jury on five -- fraud and bribery conspiracy change -- charges. they thought there donations were legitimate. they amended to bribes to buy their way into the dust usc as

athletic recruits even though they were nowhere near varsity material. sentencing is set for february. three other parents are expected to face trial in january. three coaches will stand trial in november. four dozen other defendants including lori loughlin and felicity huffman opted to plead guilty and have served their sentences. dozens of other parents in the scandal have accepted pleading. -- plea deals. ama: spencer has the scoop for us. spencer: a lot going on to be excited about. here is our windy conditions. relate windy. gus ranging for up to 35 miles per hour. i will take any hair day. here is a look from sutro tower, looking eastward towards the bay. 61 in oakland. 59 degrees in mountain view.

here is a stunning view from emeryville. you can see often the distance light from the setting sun but clouds are getting lower and darker and thicker. 59 and 60 at napa. here is a few of the golden gat or sky conditions are mixed. we have clouds increasing there with lots of sky visible here. pretty good chances overnight. they will probably be light and lightly scattered. it will taper off, giving way to sunnier skies. milder conditions as well. we can expect gusty conditions for increased fire conditions. there will be mainly mainly maim occur in the very early morning hours. tapering off around 8 a.m. or so and giving way to sunny skies for the rest of the day. rainfall totals will be very light. we are expecting anywhere from

100th of an inch to four hundredths of an inch. not a lot of rain but at this point, we will take whatever comes our way. lows in the northbay will be chillier, mid- to upper 40's. low 60's at the coast. they won't warm up to upppppppp mid-70's. let us talk about fleet week. the forecast for fleet week weekend. both days, we expect sunny expey let us talk briefly about the at gusty winds that will develop winds will be of the northeast. gusts up to 50 miles per hour. this fire weather leaning towards the northbay mountains. and he fires that start can

spread rapidly. here is the seven day forecast. upper 70's inland and in the 70's around the bay. much windier on monday and tuesday. wednesday is up a bit. we will have a bit of a warming trend coming our way with high temperatures in the 60's and 70's. dan: suing a school district is a big deal on its own. this is part of a much working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together.

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ama: the school district is facing a 116 million shortfall for 2023. despite sounding the alarm, they voted to continue spending money to cover up controversial murals at washington high school. we have that story. reporter: as of today, san francisco unified has spent 140 $5,000 to defend their fight to cover drug -- cover up the controversial murals at this high school. >> the initial vote was to whitewash or permanently remove the murals. when a national and international outcry six weeks later, they have reverse that and changed it to a 5 -- 4-3 vote to cover the murals. a superior court judge ruled against he school district.

last tuesday, they voted 6-12 continue pursuing the case. the district would not comment today because of the pending litigation. council dead. >> we have deep values and they are committed to equity. we may have to make some tough decisions for a while but we don't need to be wasting anymore money on lawsuits in my opinion. reporter: the decision to appeal came on the same day a consultant warned the school district to keep their spending under control. >> time is of the essence here. tackling bite by bite, piece by piece. can eat the whole pizza at once. reporter: in addition to the 148,000 euros litigation, they have spent 60,000 on lawsuits when it tried to rename 44 schools. 115,000 to defend against a

lawsuit filed against one of its board members. the district is facing some hard choices as it wants to avoid a state takeover. they are giving a support -- they're giving us apart and we can prove to them that yes, we can avoid that situation where it they would have to step in. dan: and oil spill off the southern california coast is a criminal investigation. we are still seeking answers to the same questions we asked at the start. reporter: still a a a a a of a fire that swept through her four years ago today. we will tell

>> finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. dan: exactly four yearsrsrs wildfires included the tubbs fire rip to the northbay. they killed 46 people. because billions of dollars in damage and destroy dating and hundred homes. ama: we revisit the area and

finds rebuilding is a work in progress. reporter: chaos unfolding the night of october 8, 2017 when a monster wildfire surrounded much of northeastern sonoma county. there were mass evacuations including kaiser hospital. patients will away from the flames. >> they went to this neighborhood getting everyone to evacuate. reporter: i reported on this. the event unreal for both of us. >> this entire neighborhood was gone. i remember turning the corner and we look at each other. it was just to the point where you could not believe what your eyes were seeing. reporter: this is what that neighborhood look like back then. here is how it looks today. >> it was shocking. reporter: his place was among 5000 homes destroyed. he has since rebuilt. in the ashes, he found his wedding rings including his wife's.

she had passed away before the fire. >> that is closure for me for me forgetting stuff out the house. reporter: completely wiped out. bells told 24 times at at ceremony to remember 24 lives lost in the fire. four years later, the homes destroyed have been rebuilt. that is the good news. 15% of folks are still struggling to get back home. >> this is our master bedroom. reporter: she shows us her home still under construction. red tape and a federal loan delay have made things tough. >> i am one of 5000 homes burned in one area. it is hard to find the people and the manpower you need to rebuild. reporter: the fire marshal who lost his own home in the fire says lessons were learned. >> we learn the way we were warned, respond to it, the way

we educate our community and we are in a position today than we were in 2017. forward, no stronger. >> to get to the point we have to take a deep breath. dan: our wildfire tracker monitor tracks it statewide in real-time. none close to the bay area. that is nice to hear. let us bring back spencer to talk about the fire danger. it is a little windy. the wind is a problem right? spencer: the wind is quite strong but they will get even stronger as the weekend winds down. we show you earlier this strong onshore flow. those shares will not reduce. this is a wind forecast animation. this is starting at 4 p.m. and those gusts will get really strong overnight. at midday monday, we are looking at wind gusts ranging up to 45

miles per hour around parts of the bay area which of course, will elevate fire danger and that strong gusty pattern will continue into late tuesday afternoon. that is the period covered for this fire watch. it goes into effect 11:00 sunday night until 5:00 tuesday afternoon. by then, those gusts will range from 35-40 miles per hour. relative humidity will be dangerously low. that is why we have the high fire danger during that today period. winds will continue in this pattern and taper off early enough on tuesday that this weather watch can be canceled. ama: that would be good. need details on that week old oil spill off the coast of orange county. the initial incident that caused the rupture of the pipeline could have occurred up to one year ago.

after further investigation, multiple ship anchors may have struck the pipeline several times since october of last year after noticing marine growth around the crack. >> is not like a gouge from an anchor that may be went to the pipeline itself. it looks like a very linear and narrow crack that is not indicative of an anchor strike itself. more of a bend. ama: officials are confident that a large vessel struck the pipeline causing it to move 105 feet they are saying the amount of oil spilled into the ocean could be lower. they estimate a range of 25,000-131,000 gallons could of late. they had several leads on the investigation. dan: family of a 15-year-old girl killed in a road rage incident is calling to end the violence. she is -- oakland is home to 109

homicides last year. we sat down with the family and share their stories. reporter: an emotional family of the 15-year-old speaking out friday afternoon. she was killed following a road rage incident in oakland, the city's 109th homicide so far this year. >> i went from planning my baby girls birthday to planning a funeral. reporter: she described her daughter as a loving and caring girl who dreamed of growing up to be a forensic scientist. she is calling on the community to step up and stop the violence. >> she was 15 years old. how much is enough? it is just too much. we are killing our young. it is senseless. it is just very, very senseless i'm done. reporter: she believes will have a role to play. we gotta teach each other and especially our children to not only value life but to be better

than what we are. her uncle was the driver of the vehicle at the time of the incident. he had just picked her up after she had gotten her hair done and was taking her home. on that journey, a reckless driver started to taunt him and then opened fire. >> it hurts me. me being her protector at that moment, i could have protected her from somebody else's ignorant actions. reporter: suspect is at large. she has got a message for whoever is responsible. >> turn yourself in. take some accountability for the long life that you took -- young life that you took. you never get over it. you learn to live with it and those are the steps i am taking. i gotta learn to live with the fact i will never see my daughter grow up. i will never see her graduate. i will never see her turn 16. dan: really heartbreaking,

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ama: the stock market ended the week slightly lower after a weaker than expected jobs report. they lost eight points. nasdaq was off 74. unemployment rate fell almost half a percent. the bay area is in 5.5%. anybody who has got shopping knows that businesses remain shortstaffed. why? that is what we explored with the economy play a critical role in the better bay area. reporter: it is not uncommon to hear business and restaurant owners complain they cannot find workers. the latest numbers show that sf recovered only 45% of the jobs that existed for the pandemic. oakland is done slightly better. san jose has recovered almost

56%. economists at san jose state say there is no clay buchholz how to recover. >> that will come down to issues of vaccine and having to have booster shots. things have been out of control and things we are not used to looking at in the last few decades. reporter: service sectors less attractive because of close contact with customers and risk for infection. front line workers, working in retail establishment, service sector, they have newfound bargaining power. they are not moving back into the same jobs at the same wages. slow service discourages customers from going out to support local businesses with unfilled jobs. >> they are clearly understaffed, long wait times, services of what we were accustomed to. a lot of folks are saying being at home is actually a better option. reporter: stating a recovery nationally will require filling

up 5 million jobs. no one is sure how long is that. >> it looks like two-payments will be back. it will be a wait-and-see game. dan: recovery bill to make it possible for bars and restaurants in california to keep park let's open. >> we don't want to take this away. this is a pathway for these businesses to make up for a a aa of the constraints that have been imposed upon them over the course of the last 18 months. dan: he signed senate bill three 14 at the kingston restaurant in oakland. it was co-authored by scott weiner, giving restaurants with park let's a one-year grace. to apply for permanent expansion. the outdoor streaming spaces but

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ama: friday is finally here. dan: nice weather albeit, a little bit windy. spencer: windy but a lot going on. we will have a lot of nice weather for the goings on. we will have scattered showers with increasing clouds. overnight lows will be in the low to mid 50's. it will get out of here by midmorning tomorrow. it will give as a sunny day. highs will range from low 60's to about 70 in the bay shoreline to mid and upper 70's inland. the forecast for the end of fleet week -- we can if you

will, good viewing whether for the show. strong gusty winds of opening on monday and tuesday, raising fire danger. the winds will relax on wednesday and weather will generally warm up on thursday and friday. lovely week ahead. ama: how will you cover this all? dan: it is what i do. collision course for most of the season. colliding tonight for the highest of stakes. brandon crawford group in pleasanton and learn how one should

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>> how cool is this? that gets everybody round up. when you make up a playoff game or series for the first time ever in their history, you know it will be turned up another notch. let's go to some video we saw heard blue angels flying over the park. wars and lakers preseason game down the street and this giants game. it feels like a super bowl in san francisco. two teams will battle it out in a best-of-five series tonight. first on the met in the postseason. san francisco won the regular-season series 10-9, securing the division by one game. brandon crawford grew up in pleasanton. learn the phrase beat l.a. as a baby. >> i was taught at a young age to not like them. as a player, throughout the course of the season, you treat every game the same the matter who is in the other dugout. it is not necessarily what

everyone wants to hear with the revelry. >> the biggest advantage is the fact that you can hit last. that will always be the biggest advantage. another advantage is having the support of your fans in the building. we are >> grateful for that. > we saw our friend alexander, the therapy rabbit. his handler is 9-0 when he attends games. if my app tells me correctly, 2-0 giants. dan: that is a thank you, chris. i hope i don't need the therapy rabbit after the series. let us get to the nfl. trey lance will start at quarterback for the 49ers on saturday. to make rob lowe has a calf injury.

-- jim eagle rock below -- garappalo. trey lance came in at halftime last sunday but has been taking reps with the starter so that should help and his preparation. you wonder what new plays will we see from kyle shanahan taking advantage of his speed and that's what the cardinals have to be wondering as well. just a little excited to make his first nfl start. >> i think i would be excited regardless of what game it is. probably just excited for this as i was from week 1-4. i won't make it figure than what it is. i feel prepared. i also open he would be healthy but he is in and out -- awesome job. i am excited for the opportunity. dan: john gruden and apologizing for using racially insensitive language about the nfl pa president.

that was sent during the lockout. he was frustrated at the time with negotiations. called him a liar among other things. he told espn i never had a racial thought when i used it. i am embarrassed. i never meant for it to sound that bad. warriors and lakers are playing a preseason game. it gets nuts on monday went to remand, the guy you see right here. wow. ricochet and the wwe come to chase center. we use it as an excuse to come -- catch up with our favorite wrestler and see how he does what he does. >> when i am out there, i t the, give the people something to go home and or member. why step in those ropes, i feed off the energy of the fence. feed off the adrenaline. all the stuff. dan: i don't even know. i think when i watch him, if i attended any of that, what would

break first? my back, my neck, knees, arms? he is absolutely unbelievable and makes it look effortless. dan: we would leave in amlin's if we tried. -- in an ambulance. ama: coming up tonight on abc 7, it is shark tank followed by 2020 at nine. detailed information shared about the greed, blackmail operations and murder for hire plots associated with the chippendale's. do not miss vicki -- the news at 11. dan: we have not had awakened like this in forever. john's taking on the dodgers in game one of the series. warriors are in action and of course, it is fleet week. the blue angels wrote across the sky today and they will do it again tomorrow and sunday.

every year, a few people complain about the noise but it is a couple of days. it is part of a celebration and recognition of our men and women in uniform. we are still not out of the covid woods, of course but it is nice to be at a point where the city is figuratively and literally going back to life. falling case rates, mass wearing is masking -- making it all possible to bring a large number of people back together again for ballgames and airshows. we cannot drop our guard yet but what matters this weekend is to celebrate our progress and enjoy these big moments together. i always love to hear from you. follow me on twitter, facebook. ama: that will do it for this edition. we thank you so much for watching. dan: for all of us, we appreciate your time. have a nice evening. we will see you at 11:00.

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