we are following every turn in this story because it impacts your health. that is one focus of our commitment to building a better. and tonight the in-n-out in pleasant hill is back open after it was shut down by the health department for refusing to check diners' vaccine status and now supporters of the restaurant plan to protest. live in san ramon where the protesters are expected to get busy making their voices heard in a moment. >> protesters started arriving moments ago to make their voices heard. some people we spoke with are upset about the ongoing conflict between in-n-out burger and the contra costa county made it for vaccination requirements, but for some people on the board of supervisors, they say it should not be that hard to check vaccination status. outdoor dining and drive-through lines, that is what every

in-n-out konta contra -- contra costa county is talking about over vaccine mandates. >> we believe in liberty and freedom, the government has no right to tell me anything. >> he came to the internet in pleasant hill and support the restaurants stands and many share his opinion. >> this is overreach of power, there is not that big of a disaster going on for these guys to do what they are doing. >> is not their business to check vaccination card. >> in-n-out headed close the pleasant hill location. restaurant employees were not checking vaccine status for those eating inside. anyone eating at a restaurant indoors in the county must be vaccinated. >> i want every business to follow the rules. >> the county supervisor for pleasant hill says in-n-out should not be held to a different standard compared to other restaurants. if the health department reprise requires vaccination status, they need to require it.

>> they are doing the right thing and they are keeping not only their customer but -- customers healthy but they are making sure their service -- servers and plays are healthy. >> in-n-out burger said we refuse to become the vaccination police for any government, it is invasive and unsafe to force restaurant associates to segregate those intimate -- into those who may be served and who may not. the governor did not take aside, saying people should -- >> i encourage everybody to take seriously local health orders and support businesses that support the state. i appreciate they are a california-based company. >> you can see the protesters a gathering outside of the san ramon in-n-out. i reached out to in-n-out burger in the county health services to get an idea about where things stand in for an interview.

they declined and one thing they mentioned to me cannot county health services said in-n-out burger is in compliance with the vaccination medic because they only requiring outdoor dining in drive-through. that way going about it does not require anybody to show proof of vaccination status. dan: how long to -- in-n-out plan on sticking with outdoor dining? >> they are doing what they're doing to avoid further conflict with the county health apartment. they are not trying to hide it. you can see at the locations where we were today, san ramon and pleasant hill, any signs on the windows and indoors that say they are not allowing indoor dining at this time. dan: thanks. breaking news in oakland. all lanes of westbound interstate 580 are closed near high street because of a shooting on the freeway. sky seven is over the scene.

they have not told us about any victims. we are waiting on word. traffic is being taken off the freeway at highway 13 and as you can imagine, there is a big impact on the evening commute, not only westbound but also eastbound as passersby slow down to take a look. if we will continue to stay on this as you look at life pictures and we will bring you updates as we get them in. ama: looking at covid headlines, daily death rate falling in the u.s.. more than 1100 americans are being lost to covid everyday. the cdc is urging a second booster for those who are immuno copyrights. as people need another shot six months after the third. pregnant and breast-feeding women respond to the first dose of vaccine more slowly than others but their response to the second dose looks normal. governor newsom put himself front and center in the campaign to encourage californians to get booster shots.

the state health and human services administrator is in the shot. this was -- his first vaccineaci was johnson & johnson but his booster was moderna. >> we know the ticket out of this pandemic is getting booster shots and getting the unvaccinated vaccinated. we have more work to do. ama: the governor worn to californians not to let their guards down as we head into the winter months. he is concerned covid rates could spike like they did last year. dan: california department of public health is ready to start vaccinating children as soon as the end of next week. >> there are about 3.5 million children in this age group and this is our opportunity to offer vaccines to protect another 9% of the population. we will have more than 1.2 million doses for the first week the vaccine is approved. dan: the announcement comes days after the fda granted emergency authorization to pfizer to offer the vaccine to children five to

11 your save age. -- years of age. there are hoops to jump through before it can be administered but every thing is on track. estate is hoping to have most children vaccinated before the hall -- holidays. center clair county health officials anticipate the rollout for covid vaccines for children ages five to 11 could come as soon as next week. justin dorsey explains where parents can get their kids vaccinated and why doctors are convinced it is safe. >> for parents taking their kids to get shots is not a fun experience. kids cry from the pain, parents feel bad, not what they are looking for. but when it comes to giving children protection against covid, this mom says it is worth it. >> it is a matter of public health and this is an opportunity for our kids to save humanity. as parents, it is our job to step up for them and protect them against this pandemic. this is much bigger than just short-term pain.

>> the fda panel approved vaccines for children five to 11 yesterday and assuming it gets authorization from the fda and cdc next week, >> we should have shots in arms if everything works out by next wednesday and thursday. >> 106 to 7000 kids will be eligible to receive the shot in -- 160 7000 kids will be eligible to receive the shot in santa clara county. they will receive one third of the adult dose. pharmacies, county clinics and schools will be able to a minister shots. >> this is an level of protection so we want to make sure kids are extra safe at school and open up their lives so they can participate in other activities with their families. now is the time. >> for those who may be hesitant, kids five to 11 accounted for 11% of covid infections in october. 1.9 million cases in kids overall, more than 8000 hospitalizations. doctors say the vaccine can help

turn those numbers to zero. >> what if we had a magic wand and we could never have the other leading causes of death, which are car accidents, cancer? this is a way to take it to zero and that is very compelling argument for me. >> the fda and cdc should have a decision next week. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. ama: in the north bay, parents are hopeful after learning vaccines for children coming soon. many who work dropping their children off at this middle school in san rafael say they don't want to endure another holiday season like last year. get until unvaccinated is a path to happy holidays and family time. >> the kids need to be vaccinated. the holidays are coming up and we are leery, we had to cancel trips because they were not getting vaccinated in time and the sooner we get done the better. ama: marin county has one of the

highest vaccination rates in the country, at least 90% of residents 12 and older have had a shot. for students, it is not a matter of if but when they have to get the vaccine. the school board is expected to vote on and it will mentation date. when melendez explains -- our reporter explains what happens if students don't get the vaccine. >> the oakland school board already decided that students 12 it up to be vaccinated. >> the rate is really low, don't want to see teachers getting infected, teachers -- students, staff. >> that is a school board member who proposed the mandate. they will approve one of three options. >> starting january 1, vaccine is required for all kids 12 years old and up. >> that is, in order to attend school in person. the second option would require all students to be vaccinated in order to take part in

extracurricular activities like sports and graduation. >> the third option would be to wait for the full info mentation from the state that we know is coming, most likely in the fall of 2022. >> in order to convince students and parents to get the vaccine, the school district focus on doing outreach and educational campaigns. >> this mother told us if the vaccine is required, she will keep her child at home. >> some of those kids will end up in independent study and we understand that and we will be expanding our capacity to make sure kids are able to do that. >> yesterday and fda advisory panel approved the pfizer vaccine for children five to 11 one member questioned whether every kid in that age group needs the shot. or should it be given only to high-risk children? >> i don't think it's going to give the health care community and parents the options to choose what is best for the children. >> even if children five to 11 begin to get vaccinated as early

as next month, this new mandate would not apply to them because it would not give that age group enough time to fully comply. in oakland, leeann melendez, abc 7 news. dan: through the pandemic we have been tracking how it is affecting the economy. it is a pillar of our commitment to building a better bay area. a new report released today shows san francisco struggling to bounce back. it is falling behind other major cities, getting employees back to the office. stephanie sierra is in the newsroom with a look at some of the reasons that is happening. stephanie: experts say part of it stems from san francisco being such a remote friendly work city, along with the fact that prior to the pandemic the city was coming off a 10 year old in boom. the new construction left more empty space to lease out. getting employees back to the office means a big part of san francisco's economy will bounce back too.

we are far from where we need to be. a new report from the vats office demand index that measures demand for office space across the country shows san francisco reported a 17% drop in the past month, figure than new york and seattle. >> it's going to take some time. you're definitely not back to where we were prepared on. stephanie: he is working commercial real estate firm. he says the recovery is partly due to the remote from the work culture. >> we were at the bottom a sickly. san francisco, the bay area, tech companies, they were not in the office where his markets in texas, these coast in the south were starting to go back into an office environment. >> the san francisco chamber of commerce -- commerce says another reason can be attributive to the building boom that hit the financial district and others. >> building boom in san francisco. millions of square-foot of

office space was created over the last 10 years in san francisco. >> case in point, the allocation that put a cap on the amount of square footage per year the city regulated in growth. >> last eight of 10 years, that was triggered, meaning we exceeded that none hundred 50,000 square-foot growth for year -- 950,000 square-foot growth per year. >> even with extra empty space, the slow recovery is not expected to stay for long. new leasing activity in san francisco suggests the financial district will bounce back by january. >> we are tracking 4.5 million tenants in the market touring for new office space. stephanie: these are companies assigning deals, waiting to occupy the space starting next year. >> after the holidays we will see more activity. stephanie:n ou very will speed up. >> most employees who wantantant

back in the office are in the service industry, tech companies said to return next year. stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. dan: next on abc 7 news attack on the streets of san francisco. ama: a good samaritan get stabbed trying to stop what she thought was a robbery, information about the suspect. dan: the commissioner of major league baseball ways and after alameda county supported a new ballpark for the oakland a's, he joins us in the next half-hour to break it down. spencer: dry and mild weather but that we can will be different, the halloween fo

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ama: we are learning more about a stabbing in the financial district that we reported yesterday. they started with a random attack and ended with a good samaritan being stabbed. tim johns has details in our newsroom. >> around 12:16 tuesday a woman was stabbed near mission and stewart streets in san francisco. sf pd confirms it was a random attack, when a seven-year-old suspect -- the 27-year-old suspect pushed her to the ground. the woman saw it happen and thought it was a robbery so she started following him. >> two ladies were running with her they saw it was a police car in.

cracks he saw what unfolded. >> i saw the police officer with the ladies going up the street. cracks we saw people -- >> we saw people gathering on the corner and i saw her down on the ground. >> when the 31-year-old woman confronted him he stabbed her and kicked her before running away. with the help of eyewitness accounts officers identified and arrested him who physically resisted. he also had an outstanding arrest warrant and was booked at san francisco county jail on multiple counts including attentive homicide. speaking tuesday afternoon, sf pd says hate crime elements are being looked at for this case. the senior citizen who was initially attacked was of asian descent. >> this crime along with every crime we investigate, we look into that aspect if there is a hate related bias to the motivation. >> while interest has been made,

the case is still open and anyone with any information is asked to call the police tip line. tim johns, abc 7 news. dan: getting serious about welfare safety, northbay leaders encouraging homeowners to take action and do it now. the projects you can d

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dan: sonoma county offered a online workshop for residents to help keep their homes safe from wildfires. the workshop covered projects people should consider as well as information how to receive funding to get projects started. through the energy independence program, residents can receive rebates on projects to improve vulnerabilities on structures as well as gritting a defensible space around their home. >> there is prevention you can do so hopefully, slowly, people can start putting those things into place to help with it. dan: to see if you qualify for funding to help protect your home from wildfires, go to the energy and sustainability website. the matter where we live, we should take an opportunity wildly wildfire season is abated by this rain to get our homes prepared for next time. ama: always have to be ready for fire, rain, flooding. spencer: that is true, patterns

are changing. i won't say they are unpredictable but they are changing rapidly without much notice. we are enjoying the comb after -- calm after the storm. earlier in the day there was disturbed whether to our north that has dissipated. always, up and down the coast and is certainly in the bay area. -- all is calm up and down the coast and certainly in the bay area. when speeds are below 10 miles per hour -- wind speeds below 10 miles per hour. it is milder than yesterday, the temperature change, three degrees warmer in oakland, seven degrees warmer in palo alto, northbay, 13 degrees warmer in santa rosa than yesterday. a closer look, here is emeryville looking back at san francisco, 62 degrees. 68 at oakland, 69 in mountain view and san jose and 59 at half moon bay. at the golden gate skies are clear.

misty fog mov fog mov fog mov fv is gone. novato 68, 71 fairfield and concord, livermore -- these are our forecast futures. it will be sunny and mild tomorrow, drizzle will arrive saturday morning but it will be dry for halloween. overnight we will see the develop meant of some areas of fog the coast and bay, some of it working across the bay but we expect clear skies and sunny skies during the day tomorrow. overnight low temperatures mainly in the low to mid 50's, highs tomorrow will range from low and mid 50's at the coast to low 70's of long -- around the bay coast and mid 70's in the warmest inland areas. fallowing forecast, the sky is cloudy over the weekend including sunday, but the evening hours it will be nice and dry.

a nice start to the evening hours, trick-or-treating. and my traffic data jump. there with me while i go back and do this for my computer since the graphic clicker is not advancing my graphics. it looks like my computer has actually frozen. but i can tell you what's going to happen, you can just come to me on camera and i will tell you what's going to happen. were going to have an increase in clouds on saturday, maybe light drizzle saturday morning, sunday we will have clouds lingering but a dry day so we expect dry conditions for trick-or-treaters sunday evening and then sunday into monday we expect the next rainmaking system. monday will be wet, the storm only one on the storm impact scale. light intensity but a return of what weather. good news for abating fire concerns. dan: we would rather look at you than any graphic. ama: the future of our terminal.

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terminal ballpark project, alameda county board supervisors joined the city of oakland in supporting the plan. major league baseball commissioner rob manfred told us it is a positive step, they will continue to pursue the project as well as the las vegas alternative. next the a's will announce the finalists after the world series. dan: the city of oakland will complete the environmental impact report by the end of the year. larry beil with more the project and what it means for the future of oakland. larry: this is one step and there are many more that need to be cleared but let's bring in film a tear -- phil to get more insight. we heard reluctance from the board of supervisors and that nine-hour meeting. somewhere between confused, concerned, uninformed to be honest. what is the biggest concern for alameda county taking part in

this project? >> the biggest concern is this is not just a one vote of approval. while the city says you're not going to have to put in any money, there is a fear that the alameda county order supervisors level, that the city is going to or could come back and ask for more money, possibly for help with a bond. anything that might wind up getting close to a deal that we had with the oakland raiders when they came back. that was a disaster and the board of supervisors do not want to repeat. they are saying we agree with this in principle and we want to see the details but we are not ready to jump in bed. larry: we will come back to the ritter situation because it is a cloud that hangs over every stadium decision -- raiders situation because it is a club that hangs over every stadium decision. there's another timeline, major league baseball want a final yes so they can move on.

everyone is winning on the environment impact report and the giant clock looming is the expiring term of the oakland mayor who is a huge supporter and if she is not an office and it drags out, it is a problem. >> she is probably the m.v.p. on the city side of the deal. she is the biggest booster, the one who has corralled the votes, she has pushed through the agreements and is negotiating with the a's. it's by her force of will that this project is going forward and she is going to be entering the final year of her term as mayor. that makes her a lame duck and it makes it hard for her to push forward the agenda. something like this which is a huge ballpark deal, which is always going to have controversy, could wind up eggs to the timing and the delays -- thanks to the timing and the delays taking center stage in the election to replace her. that is not what the a's want to be.

they don't want to be a political football or hardball or baseball in an upcoming mayor's race in the stadium could wind up being in that situation. larry: that leads us back to the raiders deal. we are going back 25 years. the city, the county all got upside down, it was a bad deal and it is still haunting oakland politicians. we heard in that meeting yesterday. we don't want this to be another raiders situation. the deals look nothing alike. there is no similarity between the raiders and what the a's have proposed but it is on the third rail that no politician wants to touch. >> they have in common is the use of public funds, whether it is federal, state, local, regional or a mix, the use of public funds. after the raiders deal where alameda county and oakland city residents and taxpayers were

paying $10 million a year to still pay off that debt, it is absolutely the third rail. nobody wants a repeat. what is going on here as they are trying to negotiate this deal while getting it approved. i've never seen a deal like this done before and neither have a lot of people involved. here's the bottom line. nobody wants to be the one that says yes, we are going to do it. but nobody for sure once to be the one that says no, we are not going to do it. nobody wants a repeat of the deal from before but nobody wants to be the person or group that sent the third sports team out of the east bay and left them with nothing. larry: not a yes and not know which leads us where we are. thank you for your insight. ama: next, a showdown on capitol hill that may impact the future of your sick pay. dan: the deal democrats are expected to make and what it

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faces jail time accused of punching a woman during a traffic stop, this happened on the 680 interchange in july, driven by officer -- in a car driven by officer brown. the woman through a plastic bottle at his car and then he allegedly punched the woman twice and is charged with the linning assault. dan: the impact of sunday's storm is evident in richmond, two large trees toppled over. this is at arena park. it packed powerful wind with dust over higher elevation in the bay area at 62 -- 60 to 80 what miles per hour. -- miles per hour. spencer: more rain is coming in the next seven days but nothing like the storm we just had sunday. here's a look at overnight conditions. we expect a few areas of low cloud fog near the coast,

overnight lows will be mainly in the low to mid 50's and then tomorrow after morning fog near the coast we will have a sunny day across the region. highs will range from mid 60's at the coast to low 70's around the bay shoreline. inland areas will warm up to about 75 in the east bay, antioch 73, 74 santa rosa, 76 at cloverdale, a mild day across the region. here's the seven-day forecast. the next two days mainly sunny skies, mild although breezy and cool on friday. the weekend, clouds increase, high temperatures reaching only to the upper 60's on saturday and sunday. maybe a morning drizzle on sunday, sunday is halloween and we expect dry trick-or-treating conditions sunday late sunday night into monday the next rainmaker arrives. that will be a storm ranking one on the impact scale so a rainy day monday and they dry out to an--tuesday and wednesday. ama: a weekend wedding and said

monica had a surprise guest you will probably recognize, he is an a list movie star who gravelly -- graduated from oakland style and -- skyline high school. >> this couple had an unexpected wedding pressure over the weekend. after tom hanks stopped to take photos with the couple in santa monica after the ceremony on the beach. >> we were getting to take our pictures and in walked the face we did not recognize it first and once he open his mouth and started talking we knew immediately it was tom hanks and wow, this is tom hanks. >> he said he had been watching the ceremony from afar. >> he asked if he could take a picture with us and gave us a lot positive words and good love advice and it was great. >> they said their special day was even better than they hoped. >> perfect weather, family, everything was perfect about it.

>> but the couple felt like they're on except a gas to give them a sign. he and her late brother had the same birthday. >> my brother passed away in 2017 and to know of all the people that could have been on the beach it was him and we felt like that was my brother's way of knowing -- letting us know he was there. >> tosha is a chef, often cooking for hollywood stars but says this was different. >> was a breath of air to be around someone so humble. so genuine. dan: really sweet. we are talking about the future of the oakland a's tonight. ama: let's get to the latest with larry beil. larry: the commissioner of baseball responding directly to abc 7 regarding the t

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-- apart. >> i consider it a positive response. it is no surprise to me and i fully expect the a's to continue to pursue the las vegas option. developing on california's waterfront is and should be a very complex process. while yesterday it was a major milestone, we still have many more steps to go and i fully expect the a's to have a backup plan. they have been working for too long to improve their current conditions to not be keeping their options open. but we know that we have so much that las vegas does not have. we have our weather, we have our stunning views, and we have a fan base that loves this team. larry: the 49ers have lost four in a row, feels like panic in santa clara. trey lance is practicing, not

ready to go. to make ruffalo look at the call again sunday -- jimmy garoppolo get the call again sunday. lance limited in practice as he works his way back from a knee sprain. it looks like he is moving ok in drills. this will be a homecoming for jimmy garoppolo. the illinois native group in chicago, he will have 100 family and friends at soldier field. here is him on snapping the losing streak and a potential change. >> when you have lost four in a row you can't lose who you are as a team and a player and that swagger we have is going to come out when we play well. you see sparks of it when we are out there, we just have to get back to doing that consistently. >> we've lost four games in a row and we are sitting here too-four that's easy, but that is not a smart thing, you are not doing that because you are not playing the way you want to and think you put in a rookie and he will be the answer. i don't think that's fair and i don't think that's right for our team.

larry: the 49ers have lost four, the warriors have one. -- won in all four games they have come back to win. the only other team to do this is the 85 and 86 clippers. this warriors team has a cohesiveness we did not see last year. >> we have strung together four good wins and heading home we are in a good spot. everybody is enjoying playing together and feeling good about the team, feeling good about the season. we know we have got to keep going. things can change in a hurry so we have to keep plugging away. >> they have players that they played really well in the first half, we did not make them earn anything. so the score reflected that and things flipped in the second.

larry: as long as they stay healthy, they can keep this rolling. they are in the sixth inning, bashers leading the braves, highlights at 11:00. dan: before we go, we want to go back to sky seven over interstate 580 in oakland, the scene of the freeway shooting we have been following during this hour. the westbound direction of the freeway is closed at high street and the lastly moments the highway patrol has called in a flatbed tow truck to remove what is one of the cars involved in this crime. this started more than an hour ago. we have asked about what injuries there been but they tell us all of that is under investigation so they are not releasing any new information but we are asking. no word on when this direction of the freeway will reopen so traffic is being diverted at the highway 30 -- 13 interchange and you can see the huge backup. ama: coming up tonight, the

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