announcer: build ago better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> they get in big groups to the point where they become a mob. >> confrontations at planned parenthood. they're being overwhelmed by protest ors take ago stance against people seeking an abortion. ooh i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the city of walnut creek says confrontations have escalated outside the planned parenthood clinic on oakland boulevard so much so, they're talking about keep ago buffer zone to keep protest ors away. christy: most of the protest ors in walnut creek packed up and scattered once they saw the news camera trained on them. local officials say they've been getting feed back that the side walk protests have been intensifying recently with

people blocking the sidewalk or driveway. volunteers who's court women in for abortions say some protest ors use bull horns to call clients murders. >> texas has encouraged people who are anti-choice, anti-plan ned parenthood and they're more vocal and they're more animated. and it's just gotten more aggressive r. i walk down here every day, i've gotten harassed myself. i'm asking what it is that i think about and i said nothing. and it turn into a big argument >> we don't block anybody we keep the side walk open for people to have free passageway. there are protest or is with 40 days for life, a grassroots movement to try to end abortion. they hand out brochures. >> i will tell you that we will never harass a woman. sometimes there are two distinct groups that are out here.

>> this activists blames the en count whats on others who show up saying she is fearful to show her face because of count what protest ors. the city of walnut creek is drafting up new regulations to control, access to the planned parenthood clinic. >> we can see if -- we can have a buffer zone that would create a space between the protest ors and patience whether that space is 15 feet, 20 feet, 30 feet. we'll have to see what that is. that's what will come back us to at counsel. >> public discussion should begin next month. i'm leslie brinkley. abc7 news. dan: abc7 news is committed to building a bay area. and education is one of the major issue that is we focus on. a big focus right now is the teacher shortage including finding substitute teacher. the shortage so bad that some districts are asking counselors and staff to nil as subs.

>> the south san francisco unified school district sent out a dire message today, they're experiencing such a shortage in substitute teachers the district staff and a superintendent herself are being used to fill in as subs. >> it's obviously not an ideal situation. >> volatile that's the word i have for it. >> san jose unified have been asking counselors to fill in when they can't find a substitute. >> the pool of substitute teachers was diminished during the covid school closure year >> she says in order to recruit substitute teachers some districts are raising their daily rate. >> some have gone from $100 a day to $200 or $280 up up to, $350 a day. >> the substitute shortages is part of the statewide teacher shortage driven in part

teachers choosing not to return back after covid. >> kashay is from the oakland unified school district. she chose to stop worked when classes began working in the fascism >> i didn't want to have exposure to 900 students and risk bringing the delta back to my son. >> the extra funding in this years's funding for teacher recruitment and attention will help address the issue. as for the subs tieity taut teacher she's working with the legislature to ease restrictions and on how many day as sub can work in a classroom. >> we think that's going to be a helpful measure for school district. liz croitz, abc7 news. dan:s the the biggest game for the giants. they have a chance to eliminate the dodgers. anchor: sports director larry biel joins was a preview.

larry: hopefully lit be fun and less stressful than last night's game. let's get to curt sandoval at dodger stadium. curt, let's start with traffic and weather. i know the traffic. let's talk about the wind because it had a dramatic impact. how windy sit tonight? >> it sure did. larry. you peg it on the traffic. same craziness as always. the weather is slightly breezy. nothing like it was yesterday. but still the wind is blowing out tonight, not in. and that could be a factor. but nothing like last night, larry. larry: what is the overall mood. dodgers are defending world series champions but they're one game away from elimination on a scale of 1-10, where's the anxiety meter right now? >> i would say bordering between

a nine and a 10, quite frankly because it's one thing for them not to get to the world series. but it's another thing to lose to the giants and not get to the world series. that is as big as not advancing at all. now, having said that, they feel pretty confident because they don't think they'll lose two straight but they know they industrial to go back up north if they win here tonight. larry: nine or a 10 is higher than i would have expected. walker buehler is pitching on three days' rest for the dodgers. he's never done that before. that tells you all you need to know about the dodgers' level of concern and urgency. what's your expectation tonight for walker buehler? >> i think he's going to pitch well. listen, the first 34 innings against the giants, he did extremely well. but the last nine innings against giants, he hasn't done well at all. what you cannot read in the stats is he loves to have the ball in a big-game situation.

and he was the guy that went up to dave roberts and said, i want to do this. i want to do this. and reading between the lines, clayton kershaw would normally be pitching in this fourth game had he not reaggravated that arm injury and with his postseason record which he's been great in the regular season, not so great in the postseason, a lot of dodger fans are more optimistic. the bigger issue is if they win tonight with walker, what will be the residual effect be? and really, do they go -- julio urias only pitched in a game they won big in that game in san francisco. he only went five innings. so does dave roberts burn through him as well? it's going be a tough managing situation. larry: you have to figure both teams are going to use every arm on the staff that they can spare because the giants don't want to come back here in a must-win game five and i'm sure the dodgers need the win just to goat a game five. final question for you, did you bring goggles because champagne

can really hurt your eyes if you wander into the giants' celebration after the game? >> you know, i dish didn't obviously -- for obvious reasons. i feel larry, there is absolutely no need for them right now because i look at guys like evan longoria who was the hero last night, he's from long beach and crawford looking like spiderman last night. he's, you know, played at ucla. it taken a lot of southern california to get the giants just to where they're at. so i think we'll save the goggles for the dodgers' clubhouse up in san francisco on thursday. my apology jays for having to clean the carpet in advance. larry: oh, nice, nice. mic drop moment right there. enjoy the game. but not too much. curt sandoval in l.a. dan: it's great. anchor: thank you, larry. turning to the fires now in the north bay the newal fire is 100%

contained. firefighters spent the day holding the line and putting out hot spots. investigators detain add person of interest near that fire yesterday. and now they're working figure out how it started. ryan curry is live in american canyon the latest. ryan? ryan: yeah, good evening finding that cause is what's going to be the difficult part according to cal fire that person of interest that 26 year-old man is their best option right now. >> bright flames scorched 132 ackers in american canyon monday nightle now almost a day later, most of the fire has been put out. all that remains are just a few hot spots and this large burn scar near american canyon high school r. there are some area that is are burning a little bit. you might not be seeing flames. however, there are still some areas of concern. >> cal fire says this fire has stopped spreading but with high wind gusts and stale few hot spots, they say crews will

remain around the fire to prevent it from sparking again aren't we industrial your crews on scene. we have five engines, two dorses and one hand crew providing mop-up and also trying to contain this fire. ryan: now the focus shifts on figuring out the cause. according to the napa county sherry's office they detain add 26 year-old man who tried to get away from authorities. the investigators are look looking whether he's connected to a stolen car found in the area. >> there was a subject living the area of the fire where there was a vehicle off road. and thanks to their help we were able to apprehend them. he tried to flee from our deputies. ryan: authorities are not releasing his name because he's not a suspect. he's been recovering from burns >> we've been detaining him. he's just a person of interest at this time. ryan: cal fire says the wind has created dangerous fire conditions. crews are on high alert.

>> we already knew that we were going to be facing some high wind challenges so our unit decided to step up and increase and augment our crews at our stations and also in our air support. >> now, authorities did not say what condition that person is in be it stable or critical condition. but he is expected to be in the hospital for that's a couple of days. ryan curry, abc7 news. dan: pg&e is working to restore power to customers related to the latest safety power shut-off this. marked the outages. power should be back on by 10:00 p.m. but a second out advantage scheduled to start on thursday the red flag warning has been extended. sandy patel is tracking that. sappedy: let me show you a live picture from our san jose

camera. it is bouncing around around the area. mount st. hele, n na not as strong. low humidity and gusty winds will continue. as you take a look at that time surface winds purke 2 miles an hour at s.f.o., 25 in san mateo, the humidity values because of the north, northeast wind really low. i mean, 6% in vacaville because it is so dry and another round of off-shore winds are expected. another round of wind has been posted for thursday. that is going to be for parts of solano and lake counties. dan and ama, we'll the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay?

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justice today. abc7 news report what dustin dorsey has their message. dust dusty: the human spirit is long but some wounds have never held. months after santos was shot and killed in what police called a sense less shooting families gather to plea for justice. >> my husband was a hard working man. he provided for his two sons and his two daughters. he was a good husband, he was a good friend. my son was a very dedicated family man. he was a hard worker we're obviously heart broke than he died in the manner that he did in front of his children. we want the public's help r. in june, santos was gunned down at his parent in the woodscom complex in south san jose in front of his wife and 15 year-old daughter. san jose police have identify this man as the lead suspect in santos' death. he still has not been arrested.

>> obviously, as long as this man is on the loose, another family could end up saddened and at a loss just like this family so not only do we want to arizona him to make sure that we bring justice in this case, we want to make sure that no one else has to suffer the way the santos family is suffering. >> with tears in their eyes, the family came from as far as mexico to ask for help. he has ties to the east and south bays, the peninsula, san diego and hawaii. the family wants him found. >> if there is information to leads to the arrest of this suspect, dallas reward. please help this family out. as you can see for yourselves they're suffering. >> somebody out there knows something. please provide the police with information so we can have some justice and some closure for our family. i'm asking for the public's help in locating or providing information to where the suspect is. we miss him very much. and we want justice done for my husband. >> anyone with information can

contact san jose police. in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. dan: you have like likely seen this video of an outrageous theft at a walgreens. and now walgreens said lit close that store and four others in san francisco because of retail theft. those locations goff street an hays valley, mission street and ocean avenue in lakeside and cesar chavez in the mission district and the clement store. the mayor said the number of retail robberies has slowed considerably. >> and we want to make sure that they are doing a better job strategically around their security systems to insure that these crimes don't continue to happen so our door is open. we're continuing to have conversations with them. >> supervise ors are considering a bill that would allow deputy cher -- sheriffs at nodous the city. ama: crews are working on the

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>> a show of support for a long time noe valley phyting to stay in their home t. tenants received an eviction notice from the new owners time to coincide with the state's eviction moratorium. they joined the family to fight for their cause. >> i've lived in this house all of my life. i was even born in this house. and to be kicked out out out house that i've lived in all of my life is very hard. >> judges are not following tenant laws. the owners of the home could not be reached for comment. dan: there is a us in fix being tested to try to stop san francisco's millennium tower from sinking any deeper. melanie woodruff has the story. >> crews installed what looks like a giant straw in san

francisco's millennium tower. one 3646 inch casing with an opening that akron crease filled steel pipe will be inserted down to the bedrock. this after a retro fit that began in may that cost the building to sink even more. the tower has been sinking since the building opened in twine. resulting in a legal settlement that included a $100 million repair. >> it was a fix that was intended over time to mid myth gait the tilt and eliminate the settlement that was being observed. >> emily is a structural engineers past president and current spokesperson for the structural engineers association of northern california. >> it so not -- is not uncon mom to super vise installation procedures. >> she said the tilting of the building was cause bid more soil being removed than what's being replace bid the pile or vibration from construction and

vehicles. today's test was to determine the revised insta installation procedures. obtained data said that settlement is likely to occur during constructions and lit not -- it will not exceed the levels. >> this building is within measures of life safety. but there is not a concern as you said of toppling over or damaging adjacent structures. >> in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. dan: on my walk today, i saw saw branches big and small down all over the place. ama: it was almost no joke. but my daughter and i were holding hands, oh, don't get blown away. we were half joking. reporter: there was blowing debris as well when i was driving home last night and this morning when i was coming in. so yes, it has o ere. dan and am to show you the winds over the higher terrain.

spring valley, 24. not nearly as strong as they were earlier today. once again, we do have a red flag warning that is in effect until 7:00 p.m. that's for lake and solano county. fire danger is not over yet. humidity 6-2% in those two counties, 30 to 40 miles an hour so any fires that develop will quickly spread. as you look at that time hourly forecast o notice it's still windy across parts of the bay area. winds will re-really relax tomorrow morning and then they'll pick up again for some parts of the bay area particularly solano and lake counties around the noontime hour, you can see 20 to 25 mile-an-hour winds. it continues to dry out our atmosphere and that's going to get stronger as we head towards thursday morning as this system, another inside slider is going to move across the pacific northwest and then drop down across the eastern portion of our state as we go into tomorrow

night and thursday. a beautiful view from our golden gate bridge camera 60 in the city. 68 in oakland. temperatures are up a few degrees. a chilly 56 in pacific ah. nothing but clear skies from our san jose county. low 70's in napa. 74 in fairfield. 72340 livermore and you are looking at mount diablo with clear skies. gusty winds for part of the bay area. a few sprinkles. winds increase late tomorrow going into thursday. i want to show you the hourly forecast. while we have enjoyed clear skies, look at what happens as the system approaches. clouds will increase. tomorrow morning around 6:00 a.m., can't rule out a couple of sprinkles going into 9:00 a.m. along the coast maybe a little drizzle into the east bay valley. and then the clouds will thin out and move out of the picture tomorrow night. tomorrow morning sit going to be chilly especially with those winds easing overnight tomorrow. numbers will be in the 40's.

50's. make sure you bundle up before you live home. temperatures in the 50's to the low 70's inland. cloudier skies a little bit cooler and breezy conditions for your wednesday the accuweather seven-day forecast. gusty with fire danger with parts of the bay area on thursday. it will be warmer. the warming trend carryies into your first half of the weekend. before the temperature temperatures drop on as you understand and the cooling continues monday. am ah hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there

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