100 firefighters from across the city. flames damaged all three floors from the roof of this building. two firefighters suffered minor injuries. one woman and three cats had to be rescued. we spoke with a friend of the woman who had to be rescued and said her friend had done a lot of preparation because a fire like this was her biggest fear. >> she is a hero of the day. she is in the third unit and she has two cats. she was able to get the cats. they were hiding. the smoke was coming through. she had to go to the roof with two cats and climb down the entire ladder to get to safety. we are all just blown away at her bravery and how she got out and of course insanely grateful she got out. >> this is a photo of the rescued woman who managed to get

her cats and get out safely. she sent us this picture from the hospital where she was treated for smoke and elation should she is doing ok and is going through the discharge process at the hospital right now. the cause of this fire is still under investigation and fire officials tell us because visit arrow street you see behind us is still shut down, you're going to want to take an alternate route. check traffic before you go. this is sure to impact your evening commute. >>chm shared live video of the fire as details came into our newsroom on our bay area connected tv app. you can stream live breaking news on apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv and roku. >> another spectacular fire in san francisco. this one on a peer or near aquatic park at the end of

venice avenue. the blaze broke out about two: 30 and destroyed a historical building belonging to the national park service. the peer was also no longer in use. crews got the blaze under control in 15 minutes. >> now to a developing story out of san mateo county were two people were stuck and spent the night on a cliff side after their car tumbled off the road nearly honda. a man in his 70's tried to rappel down the cliff to help but he could not reach them. chp eventually rescued the couple. we will have more on this still developing story. >> let's go to the south bay. san jose city council members say residents no longer feel safe. >> the problem, police staffing shortages. dustin dorsey looks at a proposed plan to add more money to the police force. >> once deemed the safest big city and of the country, the city of san jose is facing

historic struggles. it is on pace for a record number of traffic deaths and some city councilmembers say there have been slower response times. these issues are exacerbated by the staffing shortages the police department says it is facing. >> when you have a thinly staffed police department losing people to attrition, resignations, retirements, that affects us. national average, 1000 citizens across this country as to officers. we are hovering at one. >> they are down to a thousand total and affirmed officers compared to 1400 at its peak. the department has required overtime for some officers and they have opened up 17 paid overtime patrols to alleviate the need. leaders say that is not enough. >> overtime is not a solution. officers are overworked and build -- and burned out. >> councilmembers planta to call the city to find money to add to

the budget to find my officers. >> committee members do not feel safe. >> relying on overtime to meet police staffing needs is not a sustainable model. >> public safety is not just one of our city's core services. it is our primary responsibility to our residents. we are in critical need of more police officers. >> cap brooks with the anti-police project disagrees saying police respond but do not prevent crime. she does not believe there is a magic number of officers and budget should use to prevent us from being happening. >> when needs to be invested in are things like living wage jobs, supports for mental health, support for trauma, improving our schools, housing. . those kind of things. the things that produce healthy and whole citizens, healthy and whole community members are prime preventers -- are crime preventers. >> a report out today shows hate

crimes of all kinds rose dramatically in california last year especially against the asian community. according to the state department of justice, there were 1165 report and hate events involving a racial bias in 2021. that is a 33% increase over 2020. of those, there were 513 anti-black or african-american buys events last year. a 12.5% increase. anti-hispanic or latino events totaled 197 in 2021. that is a between nine and a half percent increase. bias events against asians increased the most with 247 reported last year. . that is a staggering 177% increase from the previous year. just as officials were asked why the increase against asian americans was so large. >> no specific research has been done at this point in time to say whether it is because very

pointed outreach efforts and so more crime is being reported or if there was an increase in hate. >> while the number of hate crimes fluctuate, over the last 10 years reported hate crimes have increased 89.6%. >> paul pelosi, the husband of speaker of the house nancy pelosi was sentenced today for a dui crash in napa county. pelosi was convicted on one misdemeanor count of driving under the influence. ryan curry has the details from today's sentencing. >> paul pelosi has been convicted for one count of driving under the influence. the incident happened may 28 where he crashed his car entering another driver. >> the consequences of his sentence was three years of summary probation, all fines and fees restitution owing to the survivor and in the matter. he has to submit to blood, breath or urine test if requested by law enforcement if it is suspected he is driving under the influence.

>> allison haley says pelosi will have to spend five days in jail. pelosi already has four days of credit and the judge ruled the one remaining day can be spent doing community service. district attorney haley says this type of sentence is standard for a misdemeanor dui charge. >> chose to charge him with a misdemeanor option. this is a standard disposition for the misdemeanor driving with injury to >> even as she faced backlash from online, she says this is a normal sense regardless of who is convicted. she says online misinformation created certain challenges. >> starting from the beginning of this case where we had very prominent people tweeting that the case had been dismissed, i had not even pressed charges but it had been dismissed. started a line of facts about this case that are simply not in line with the actual incident. >> we did reach out so the attorney for pelosi following the court proceedings. she declined to offer a comment

to that probation could start as early as today or tomorrow. as far as the other punishments, those may have to wait until they are have out later on with the court. >> san francisco has had its fair share of trouble with construction. you have likely heard about the sinking millennium tower and the delays with the central subway system. now there is something new. thinking sidewalks are the city is facing a lawsuit over the sidewalk struggle. lewis peña spoke with residents of mission day who are worried this is going to get worse. >> san francisco's mission bay neighborhood is a young neighborhood about 24 years ago, the city approved the development and now sidewalks and roads are sinking. the concern many residents have is that utilities and pipes could be impacted as the soil continues to settle. before chase center, multimillion dollar constructions were going up, san

francisco's mission bay neighborhood was filled with air and rock in the 1800s. now some parts of it are sinking to >> the edges around the buildings, the actual streets are sinking. >> leanna has lived in the neighborhood for over seven years. they are both noticing an increase in cracks on roads and sidewalks. >> as we are speaking, there could be some -- >> photos are constantly coming into the law office, residents who have paid for repair work through taxes or fees since october of 20 20 are suing the city of san francisco and demanding for the sinking sidewalks and roads to get fixed. >> this part of the building is on a big concrete slab. you can see the concrete here. there are peers. they go all the way through the bay all down to bedrock.

it is solid in place. this sidewalk does not have any piers. >> the buildings are safe but the sidewalks and roads will continue to sink. >> in the reports that were done before any of the building happened, they said there would be as much as 24 inches of sinking over 50 years. we are really less than 10 years into the development and some areas have already sunk more than 18 inches. >> some buildings are trying to fix the uneven sidewalks with the gaps keep getting larger. in a statement, san francisco's city's attorney's office said in part the risk was disclosed to all property owners prior to purchase. these sidewalks are private sidewalks that are the responsibility of the property owners to maintain. these attorneys want the city of san francisco to take responsibility. >> no homeowner can actually repair the sidewalk correctly. it is not like you can replace a paver.

you need to dig deep into the soil. >> lawsuit claims city officials ignore the weaknesses of the soil and should pay for these repairs. the city attorney's office said they will respond to the lawsuit and considering all the options. san francisco has until october 6 respond to the lawsuit. >> drivers in san francisco a break on part citations during the pandemic but now ticketing is back and it is big business. according to our media partners at the same for cisco standard, sf mta handed out eight in a half million dollars worth of citations last year. on or 3:00 p.m. show, the standard revealed the most ticketed neighborhoods. >> the financial districts can be the number one neighborhood for citations. mission neighborhood is coming in second. third is going to be the tenderloin. >> there are some specific hotspots for tickets.

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>> it is back-to-school day in livermore. grown hand this morning when students made the way into msc smith elementary school. >> a recent poll asked california parents to weigh in on what was most threatening to student learning. on top of the list was gonna violence. >> leon melendez with more on other challenges that made the list. >> for the fourth year in a row, gun violence in schools was the top educational concern among california voters and parents. most of the 1500 voters and 89 -- and 800 parents surveyed said they would favor changes in schools to ensure safety. >> increasing security, having

police in schools. >> here is the most surprising response found. >> 47% of parents said they would support allowing teachers to bring guns into the classroom. >> patrick o'donnell is the chair of the state assembly education committee. a teacher himself, he is against educators bringing guns to school to >> that is a nonstarter to me a pair the greater danger would be have armed teachers on a campus to the gun going off accidentally. the gun getting in the wrong hands. >> he does support a greater security residence in schools. the 20 pace usc rose theatre school of education poll found teacher shortages were among the highest education related concerns. >> a solution is to make teaching more attractive, more money memorial sponsored ability. -- more responsibility. programs that let people have less debt and they go into teaching.

>> more than a quarter of parents said they switch their child's school during the pandemic because they were not satisfied with the covid-related methods imposed at their old school. >> some parents thought their kids school was not serving them well and used the pandemic to make a different choice. with a new school year comes new guidelines and new norms. find our complete back-to-school coverage to get you prepared by downloading the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. >> while we are talking about education, happening tonight, san francisco unified teachers are holding a rally at the clock to demand more staffing and pay. this comes as the district and used to facing ongoing staffing shortage. teachers are pushing the district to use $50 million in ongoing funding and 70 million

in one time state funding to hire more educators. prior to the school you're starting, sfusd had 100 teaching vacancies. >> now to california's ongoing drought. some of the states worst water wasters are being revealed. the kardashians are one of the celebrity names being identified as one of the major water wasters in southern california. the biggest culprits also include actor-comedian kevin hart and nba player dwyane wade. the l.a. times reports with the 2000 residents exceeded the district water budget by 150%. someone over there budget allotment by more than 500%. >> we continue to wish for some rain. we need a lot more to >> does not look like we have any. >> no rain coming our way. maybe some overnight drizzle. something that just happened the last 20 seconds, the weather computer in the studio is going

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>> plans of dollars have been ordered to be paid to workers who are victims of wage theft should now a south bay program is expended to make sure those and at the food service and history get what they are road. >> zach fuentes has more. >> 25 years in the restaurant industry. a long career with work he says was underappreciated. most recently work he was not paid for. he said his previous employer would often promise to pay them on certain dates but then give him the runaround. >> he would pay me in personal checks instead of a work check. i don't even know if the taxes were correct or anything like that. i would keep track of my hours. it seemed like the fluctuation was different. >> it eventually took a financial toll. he is two months behind on rent. he has since found help with the rev -- the labor board but it is this scenario the santa clara county wage theft enforcement program is working to address. >> from 2012 to 2022, all industries in santa clara county

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looking across the embarcadero. san jose is 87. 86, santa clara. at the golden gate, we have a thin wisp of clouds. 95 in santa rosa. 100 in fairfield. there is an example of how some of the inland heat is hanging around and 94 in concord and livermore. looking down into the bay, these are our forecast features. drizzle will return overnight. roger will cooling begins tomorrow. -- gradual cooling begins tomorrow. overnight low temperatures mainly in the upper 50's. pretty mild overnight but it is getting gradually cooler than the preceding nights. tomorrow, highs under sunny skies in half moon bay. generally mid-70's.

low 70's at oakland and san mateo. 78 in fremont. inland east bay where last few days. 90 in antioch and livermore tomorrow. 87 in santa rosa. on we go to our forecast highs for saturday. notice the cool down to only mid-80's inland. same picture on sunday. monday, a little bit of a bump up in temperatures. mild to warm inland the next three days. 90 or 92 of the warmest spots dropping down to upper 80's saturday. mid-80's sunday should dropping down into the low 70's peered a welcome cooldown. no rain in sight that we will take the cool down and hopefully the rain later. >> does governor newsom have his sights set on the white house?

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> a new poll shows governor gavin newsom has a commanding lead in his bid for reelection against his republican challenger. he is ahead by 27 points but it appears he may have his sights on something bigger. will the governor make a run for the white house? joining the is phil matier. let's start with the campaign. you think governor newsom will run? has been speculated he has been setting himself up for this. >> let's put it this way. we will wait to see if he is going to run but he is sure not standing again place waiting for things to happen. he has kicked off one of the most unusual reelection campaigns for california governor we have seen. he led off with putting ads on television in florida comparing california to florida and blasting that state's governor desantis probably as a precursor to a presidential run by desantis.

gavin newsom has taken out ads in texas which a has a governor looking at a white house bid. that has people saying what is gavin newsom up to? as you point out, he has a lock on reelection. his opponent is little-known, a conservative republican from the north of california. gavin newsom is using this opportunity to do with a lot of people do when they are a sure bet at home. they are starting to put their wages on another race. >> the ads in florida are very intriguing. what are his chances should he run? >> as you and i know and we have covered these races before, what we say two years out warily shows up -- out warily shows up to the only thing you can -- one of the no ways was gavin newsom to his video and shots of

him without a task at the high end restaurant at the height of the pandemic, everyone thought this guy was down and out. instead everyone is making a comeback. what he has is a sick -- a tricky situation. not least of which is a sitting president who has said he is going to seek a second term. gavin newsom would have to do an insurgency campaign against joe biden who despite his lack of popularity in the nation still commands about 40% of democratic vote in california which is 30 points more than gavin newsom is. he has got some hurdles to go for. the next one would be if joe biden does not run, then it comes to kamala harris who traditionally gets the first shot. gavin newsom has joe biden and his longtime friend, kemal harris, two big names already in the lineup. as a third one, you may not be running right now but he is not

standing in place waiting for things to happen. >> let's assume for the moment president biden says he will run peered two years is a long time. but if he does not run and, harris does, governor newsom could as well, if those two go head-to-head, what do you think? >> that would be tough for both of them. harris and newsom both come out of the bay area in california. that is where their fundraising base is. it is where their support is. if they split that up, it might as well be coming from arkansas. it just drops. that is a tough one to they have done it before. there was a time when it was a junkball between the two of them was going to run for senate and replace barbara boxer and who was going to run for governor and replace jerry brown. they worked that out.

don't ever forget the backroom deal is still alive and well in american politics. >> it is indeed. it is critical probably. governor newsom vetoed the safe injection sites bill. was that done because he note could impact his chances in a national race? >> that was part of the equation. the other part of the equation was the practicality of it and where the federal government even under joe biden who supports the concepts, where they stand, that has yet to be worked out. you don't necessarily -- you know and i know and the station has done a terrific job of covering the fentanyl crisis especially here in san francisco. if you put that video out and say he signed a bill allowing for injections of drugs, that would be a tough one to be explaining in iowa. it might fly here but it would be a tough one in the rest of the country. >> as we know, let's ask our viewers two years from now not

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>> it is time for the four at 4:00. let's begin with a story we found on sfgate. it is about a silicon valley startup. it has technology that can make call-center workers sound unaccented and some say that is the equivalent of trying to make them sound white. they are working on accent translation to give people southern drawl's. that is in the future. they were on abc7news at 3:00 and talk to us about why they came up with this idea. they said it is not that accents themselves are a problem but on the other end sometimes customers get frustrated or they have biases and the workers pay the price or suffers. the technology is out there. we did hear the demos. it sounds pretty accurate. love to hear what your take is.

we will start with you. >> if it is about removing accents, i obviously don't agree with that. i have an accent anything it opens the door for people to say tell me about your culture. it opens the opportunity for you to be able to share something new about your culture. i don't agree with masking or changing who you are to try to fit somebody else's idea of what you should look like, what you should sound like. if it is about removing accents, don't agree. >> i could not say anything better than that. yeah, if someone has an accent that is so thick the person is difficult to understand, don't hire that person for that job. the masking thing, no, you are who you are. >> workers who want to continue working from home may be making a bit less money. some employers say working remotely is a benefit and

workers should get lower salaries. 30% of work is still to be done from home according to stanford researchers pick the idea of slashing pay is catching on abroad and we could see more of that here. employers often will jump at the chance to do this. you could also make the same argument if i don't come into the office and use resources i'm saving you money. >> you are definitely saving money. receiving money in gas. your saving money with tolls. if you are working out of state, you should not be getting paid what somebody may be in california is getting paid because you are paying less taxes. there are so many variables when need to consider when paying people who are working from home and show proof where are you work from should >> i have mixed feelings because sometimes if you are doing the same job and it become -- it can be done from home in california, you're doing the same work peered to my point you can make the argument took companies you are saving the company money by not using

resources. >> as the argument i would make -- that is the argument i would make should >> i think you have to do the math in every situation. if you're covering your wi-fi and all the electricity and laptop, they should not pay you less. if they are paying for all that saving on gas, maybe. forget your mattress and box spring. how about a doggy bed for humans? it was created by two college students inspired by a dog they sell snoozing comfortably on its bid. the human doggy bed is rounded with elevated sides you kentucky or hands and feet into should it was funded on kickstarter and indigo. it sells for $500. >> it does look cozy. >> where you going to put that thing? >> who is going to wake me up in take me out for a walk? [laughter] >> that is fantastic.

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returning us to the moon and eventually to mars. >> it is the first time in half a century a nasa rocket is set for a lunar bound lift off. on august 29th, the mission is set to begin a 42 day journey that travels around the moon before returning to earth. sitting atop the rocket is nasa's orion astronaut capsule. cares 54 kilograms of cargo including a suited mannequin that can collect data on what a human crew might experience. two other phantoms will be aboard made of material that mimics the soft tissue organs and bones of a woman should the mission is unmanned but the launch of the most powerful rocket kicks off a more ambitious plan. this is the start of nasa's artemis program which aims to land the first woman and person of color on the lunar surface by

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc news. >> a dramatic scene indicating possible signs of trouble. an s.u.v. on its sign and debris strewn about hundreds of feet down the side of the cliff on the pens la and tonight, how quick action helped save the man trapped inside that vehicle. >> a good samaritan jumped into action trying to save the trapped man who had been missing overnight. >> more on a remarkable story of herrism. reporter: this is the steam and rocky terrain of the cliffs. where the missing white man