good evening. >> thanks for joining us. our other top story tonight. a massive government corruption scandal in san francisco takes one more big step tomorrow with the sentencing of former public works director mohammed nuri. dan noyes has been pouring over new court filings and he is here with a preview of thursday's hearing. >> prosecutors say his corruption did untold damage to the public's trust in government. we are getting a clear picture of how the scheme worked, how much money and how many people were involved. the scandal even reached the mayor's office. in the new filings in federal court, prosecutors describe a tale of greed old as time. public works chief mohamed noor roof accepting more than a million of -- a million dollars to steer contracts to his friends. also charged, developers,

contractors, a restaurant owner and his girlfriend, the former director of the mayors's office of neighborhood services. >> it is embarrassing. it is shameful. i hope he gets the maximum sentence to send a signal this is not tolerated in san francisco. >> aaron peskin has served 15 years on the san francisco board of supervisors. he tells me the corruption scandal has had a bigger impact beyond those come delete charged. >> this has led to the resignation of the head of the department of building inspection, the city administrator, the head of the public utilities commission, the head of the department of the environment. this was far-reaching. >> prosecutors say his range on 20 acres is truly a monument to his grafting. it was built and furnished by those vying for his contracts. he received a $36,000 gold rolex, look three international vacations, envelopes of cash and

splashy holiday parties. tony brass served as they federal prosecutor in san francisco. > one has to ask, how did he hope to get away with it if -- with a safeguard selects three years ago it allowed this to happen? >> in the sentencing memorandums, the prosecution is asking for a nine year prison sentence. the defense once three years and saying he is at a heightened risk of covid. >> is it legitimate now to say the covid risk is that much worse than prison when we run a covid risk everyday even on the outside? every time you get on bart you are running a covid risk. >> as for mayor breed, he gave her $5,528 for car repairs and a rental car and a 2018. the ethics commission world that violated the city's prohibition on accepting gifts from subordinate employees and find her one and a half times the cost of the gift. >> there were mistakes paid --

mistakes made. i take full responsibility and i have learned a lot since becoming mayor and being in office. >> the mayor's office confirmed breed briefly dated more than 20 years ago. some context, at the $342 >> there was a city of is that li>> he did cooperate.ne

investigators told him to keep quiet about the case. in his letter to the judge, he admits he did warn his friends who were targets of the investigation. the prosecution says that did serious damage to their case. >> if you have a story for the abc 7 team, go to abc7news/i team or call 18840i team. >> new details about a report you first saw on abc7news paired the san raphael police department says a police officer suggested and on house demand head to san francisco. a san rafael police officer dropped off a mentally ill man in san francisco leaving him alone in a residential area with no resources. the same cisco city's attorney's office is investigating. >> what we have heard from

various news reports, it has changed over the last couple days. they suggested this individual had requested to be dropped in san francisco but we have heard news reports in which san rafael is saying it was an officer who suggested that to this individual. >> the police department is clarifying the police officer asked the homeless man if he wanted to be brought to san francisco. the man that agreed. a spokesperson head previously told us the man initiated the request. empty restaurants come empty streets and empty offices. the pandemic hit the bay area hard in san francisco's downtown adam has still not recovered. a new report shows the financial district is struggling to get back to what it was. abc 7 spoke to the professor behind the study.

>> this study included data of 27 months from march of 2020 to may of 2022. data shows workers specifically san francisco are not going back to the office like they used to. according to a business owner in the area, mondays and fridays in downtown san francisco are empty. it does not take long to notice a difference in downtown san francisco compared to 2019. >> very crowded in 2019. now i see emptiness. people are coming back. >> according to a uc berkeley study, people are not coming back fast enough to downtown districts across the state. in many cases because workers don't have to. >> there is not really a requirement. it is up to us as we can come back or not. >> researchers gather data from cell phone gps location and compared the movement from spring of 2019 to spring of 2022. their data shows out of 62 north

american cities, san francisco's financial district is doing the worst in recovering to >> san francisco downtown has been the slowest to come back. it is the last in the entire country. it was at 31% of pre-pandemic activity. right when the lockdown happened in may of 2020 and still two years after that, the same level. >> restaurant owners like michael are seeing the decline up close. at least five of his colleagues have had to close. you are thinking about moving your business somewhere else. >> if it keeps like this, i have no choice. i cannot survive on -- i used to have 200 customers a day and now i have 40 a day. that is not big any business sense. >> professor chappell says more businesses closing and remote work will continue to impact the recovery process unless something changes. >> san francisco needs to diversify.

it needs to get a lot of different types of businesses downtown if it is going to have a 24 hour city and be what it was even just three years ago. >> we spoke to the president of san francisco's counsel of district merchants association. he meets up with the mayor's office once a month to strategize on post-pandemic solutions. >> work less spaces like some of the lots we have two be converted. to be utilized that way. >> other bay area cities that are recovering faster than san francisco are oakland and san jose. the study cited surveys this just of many downtowns across the country will never fully recover. the solution they say is to reinvent many of these financial districts. >> thank you so much. >> we are not voting until november but you have already

seen the tv ads about two propositions that could legalize sports betting. there is a record amount of money being spent on these. liz kreutz is in the newsroom to explain what these propositions would do and who is behind them. >> hard not to see these tv ads running across the state everywhere. this has become a very expensive fight over who could or should control the sports betting industry in california. one of the measures would legalize online sports betting. those supporting it say the revenue could go to fighting homelessness. many native american tribes are fighting back saying it would hurt their business. should sports betting be legalized in california and if so, how? those are the questions at the heart of two propositions on the november ballot. proposition 26 would legalize sports gambling in person at tribal casinos and horse racing tracks. prop 27 would legalize sports betting online. it would allow big gaming

companies funding the proposition to partner with tribes to allow people to place bets from anywhere. for potentially hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue would go to supporting homelessness in mental health and -- mental health issues kid that is why community forward in san francisco which is building a new shelter for women is supporting it. >> prop 27 builds in funding that is long-term and matches the size of the crisis that we are facing. >> some homeless advocates disagree. a no on prop 27 group is running this ad featuring a domestic violence shelter employee. >> 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. >> greg sarris is the chairman of the federated indians which operates a casino. he says prop 27 would hurt

native american tribes by giving gambling power to the out-of-state gaming companies. >> california has worked so hard to create a business that helps us sustain ourselves. we don't want an outside group coming in. >> 60 native american tribes across the state are against prop 27, there are a few small tribes including big valley and wake county supporting it. a prop 27 spokesperson says those tribes don't have traffic like written. > through prop 27, it will be able to purchase a paid in the online marketplace and deliver real benefits to their tribes. >> so far, more than $350 million have been poured into the props. much of that money spent on dueling and nonstop television ads. >> both california's republican and democratic parties are against prop 27. republican party is against prop

26. the democratic party has remained neutral. prop 26 is backed by the big native american tribes. prop 27 is backed by the out-of-state gaming companies. there is a complicated web of competing interests. ultimately, voters are being asked to decide if they want sports betting in california and if so, should it be allowed just in person at casinos or even from your couch online? >> that is the fundamental question. there is a new honor for a los altos hills native who gave his life serving in -- in afghanistan at his coming on the 10 year anniversary of his death. >> a family flies overseas with their dog but the airline will not let them fly back. 7 on your side helps coconut get home. >> natural ac driving temperatures down today. i will show you how much

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after a fire that destroyed in rv they car it was towing. the fire which burned around 2:00 this afternoon limited southbound traffic to two lanes on eight d -- 880 and caused a long delay. firefighters put out a grass fire that got close to homes off of 680 in see -- in east san jose. sky 7 flew along the fire on easton drive. the fire scorched two acres but not much more damage than that. no injuries reported there. >> it bay area marine who served in afghanistan and iraq will have a portion of 280 named after him. this runs between the exit in los altos hills and the intersection with 85 in cupertino. >> our country is built on heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice to ensure our freedom like former u.s. marines captain

matt mckeon, a loss out tolls hills captain. a challenging anniversary for his father. >> hearing from his friends and colleagues who served with him at the time about the things he was doing, how much the iraqis and afghans respected him, we sure miss that guy. >> he believed and a and perpetual peace, value lived by while serving in the marines before he was killed by a rogue afghan police officer. >> there's little kids in the pictures with him, one of these days those kids are going to become the village elders and they are going to remember those americans were good guys and things were pretty good when they were here. >> soon, the hometown will never forget him thanks to legislation from smb member mark furman.

a portion of interstate 280 will be named in his honor. >> i think it is important people in my district no about him. that people know there are other people in communities joining the military and risking their lives so we can have the freedom to drive up interstate to edp in >> every day, the judge drives along the exact path his son will be honored and just like with the kids any afghanistan, he hopes kids in the bay area are infected by his story. >> he brought some change in iraq. he brought change of heart in afghanistan. hopefully people will look at his name and say who is that guy and read about him. >> a hero in every sense of the word. >> a well-deserved honor. >> let's get a check on the weather.

>> we have been talking about on days it has been. are you going to keep it coming? >> i'm going to deliver. you are welcome. let let me show you super doppler seven. this trough passing through the pacific northwest tha enhanced breezes. that is moving out. another is on the way. that is going to reinforce the cooling trend. we have the faulk and cooling clouds along the coastline. try 14 degrees cooler in novato. san francisco, six degrees cooler. down nine in concord. we have the deeper marine influence over the city. you need to grab the jacket if you're heading out to 76 degrees

in san jose. chilling in half moon bay at 57 degrees. you will notice from her santa cruz camera the waters are a little bit choppy. 76 in santa rosa. low to mid 80's for fairfield, concord. today's higher anyway -- today's highs anywhere from the low 60's at the coast. widespread fog and low clouds overnight. sunny for the afternoon bay and inland. even cooler for the weekend. tonight, pretty big push of the marine air. this morning we had measurable drizzle across some parts of the bay area. some totals could range from a couple hundred around san francisco, napa could pick up to hundreds of an inch. your morning commute with low

visibility might need extra time. 60's -- 50's and 60's to start the day. 86 in gilroy. a nice day on the peninsula. low 60's coincide with clouds when goering and breezy. 82 in san rafael. oakland, 78. today's high temperatures were at or a little above average. i think we're going to drop you down even more inland. fewer 90's showing up. you're looking at a gray drizzle he morning ahead. a bump up in the temperatures for your friday, low 60's to low 90's. much cooler weather for the weekend. saturday and sunday, it is going to be mid 80's for our warmest locations. if you like the warm weather, look what comes up. tuesday, wednesdays --

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starting in 2035. an idea first proposed by governor newsom two years ago. the plan would require by 2026 zero emission vehicles make up 30 5% of new vehicles sold climbing to 68% by 2030. analysts say if this passes, other states would likely follow suit. >> with that group of states that tends to follow california's lead would do this as well, it would be 30% of the population of the u.s. living somewhere where they would be this requirement. >> a lobbying group representing u.s. and foreign auto makers say the mandate would be challenging to meet. earlier this year, abc 7 took a deep dive on this topic. go to the streaming tv app on roku, it was on fire, apple tv and google to be. >> billions of dollars of student loans are being forgiven. the fine print that goes along

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>> moving fward, finding solutions, people cancrl tain . >> for millions of americans, thousands of dollars of debt will disappear thanks to the biden administration's student loan forgiveness plan. >> it is for up to $20,000 if you went to college on pell grant and up to $10,000 for other federal loans to pause will be extended through december. there is some fine print involved. >> leah melendez walks you through that and why some are not thrilled with this plan. >> one third of students who have taken out a federal student loan oh less than $10,000.

that means they could see their loan completely wiped out. >> i was in my office. i saw it. i was showing my coworkers. i am free of debt. yelling, jumping around. >> the department of education says the average student graduates with nearly $25,000 in debt. some of what even more. >> i will be in debt probably $40,000. 10,000 is at least something that helps. >> some students in the low income category whose families reported making less than $60,000 will be eligible to wipeout up a $20,000 in loans. >> for students, about 42% are pell grant recipients so those students will be eligible for $20,000 in debt relief. >> according to the brooking institution, black college graduates have twice as much debt as white counterparts four

years after graduating. since 1980, a quarter -- the total cost of a four-year college has tripled. the line below represents the federal support in the form of a pell grant which has not kept up. there are a few things you should know. those making $125,000 a year or less qualified for this forgiveness. $250,000 for married couples. current college students with loans will be assessed based on their parents income. not everyone is happy about the announcement. some expected more debt cancellation. others called another handout adding to the country's budget deficit. a new estimate finds the forgiveness plan could cost 300 billion busier. some economists are concerned that cancellation generate more disposable income which could make inflation even worse. so without the student debt, the

argument is most people will have more money to spend on things. except right now the federal reserve does not want americans to necessarily buy more because it is trying to reduce the rate of inflation which as of july is at 8.5%. >> leah melendez has been reporting on bay area school issues for decades. you can get in touch with her. her twitter, facebook and instagram handles are on your screen. >> a woman robbed in quiet south san jose neighborhood yesterday afternoon tells us she believes an unexpected triggering of her car alarm saved her. >> i think maybe i fell on the key or something. i think that is the one thing that saved me. > the woman who did not want us to use her first name is suffering from a concussion. she tells us young men she

initially thought were neighbors grabbed her laptop bag off her shoulder when she got to her sister's house. a car pulled up and another rubber grabbed her purse. she fell back and hit her purse. it appeared robbers pretended to know her at first. >> they appear like they're going to ask you a question or company that you on your shoes or your vehicle. some kind of distraction. that is basically what happened to >> she says she and her husband are talking about leaving the bay area for good. if you are looking for an ally when it comes to helping your community, stopping api hate, you can find local resources by going to abc7news.com take action. >> what is considered sacred ground by some looks like a dev development opportunity to others. >> a family flies overseas with their beloved pet dog but the airline will not let the dog fly

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for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations

exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. >> when you take a flight, you expect airline will fly you back home. that did not happen for one furry passenger, a service dog and one family pet who got stuck overseas. michael finney is in the newsroom. >> it was very traumatic. this family flew with their dog to romania but when it came time to fly home, the airline would not let the dog on board. >> it was really stressful for me to think he is not coming

back on. >> veronica could not imagine life without coconut. the family toy poodle who grew a little too big. >> i told my husband i am 100% sure. i needed him. > the dog became more than a beloved family member. veronica says he saved her life. >> in a september i was diagnosed with cancer. >> when veronica got sick, coconut responded. >> i had days i would not move from the bed. he was by my side 24/7. he would sit in my bed the whole day. >> when she wanted to give up, coconut would take charge. >> i had a really bad experience. i was really down. i had thoughts of suicide. he would pull me out of the bed every morning for a walk. he kind of saved me. going out every day for a walk, i see the tree blooming, the flowers, the birds.

>> it gave her new life. in may, the family flew to their homeland of romania for a visit. coconut sitting in their laps. >> coconut was really happy. >> then the trouble began. without explanation, the funds airline sent an alert no dogs allowed to fly until august 31. three weeks after their flight. >> i told my husband it must be a mistake >> their length center any mail saying she had to produce a certificate from a dog training facility but veronica had trained the dog herself. >> you let me travel with the dog to romania but you don't allow me to travel back to the u.s. >> many in her town of about a little american dog stranded in romania. >> friends in romania keep calling. >> a facebook friend suggested 7 on your side. we contacted veronica and with funds of in new york. soon, a solution.

they booked the dog on their flight and all were back home. she says folks in romania are wondering what is 7 on your side. >> everybody knows it now. >> apparently a whole town in romania want to tell us things. countries and airlines have way different rules for flying with your pet or service animal. they don't consider emotional support animals as service animals. they can fly as pets. i posted a link from the u.s. department of transportation that can help you plan. >> you have a bunch of new fans in romania. >> that is correct. >> i bet pretty soon a bunch of new requests for help. >> our cooler weather will continue into the weekend. the specifics next. and save the date.

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>> a pristine stretch is at the heart of a intense land battle. the place we are about is sergeant ranch. it is just south of gilroy by highway 101. it is also known as sacred ground. developers see it as a valuable opportunity. for members of the tribe, a stretch of rolling hills in seven clear -- southern santa clara county has pristine valleys, natural tar pits. a tribe considers the area sacred to their culture and religion should chairman lopez says the name translates to the place of the bighead in honor of

the tribe's most important ceremony. >> we have four tribal villages nearby. our responsibility is to maintain the lands as being sacred. >> since their early days of settlement, the area is also part of the sergeant ranch. construction of a sand and gravel quarry covering several hundred acres. howard justice is with sergeant ranch and the operation would be a boost to local construction. >> the need for the region is sand comprises 40% of the manufacture of concrete which is a critical component. >> the scope of the project is drawing criticism from nearby communities and environmental groups including plans to raise several hilltops and construct facilities. a nonprofit believes the operation should could scar the -- could scar the area.

>> if the mountain lions are not able to go in and out of the santa cruz mountains, they are at risk of genetic inbreeding which is dangerous for a small population. >> the development group counters it has proposals to protect migration corridors and restore the site once the permit is complete. perhaps just as sensitive is the disruption felt pit information appears to question some of the historical claims to the area. chairman lopez says a cultural and archaeological study done as part of the environmental impact process paints a far different story. >> there archaeological records nearby that date back over 13,000 years. our people have been here a very long time. >> the development group says it does not dispute the tribe considers the area sacred and said in a recent letter to the county it is willing to

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game. giants finally did on the board. -- finally get on the board. the rarely would fall short. san francisco one of 13. giants lose 6-1. aids a-a's and marlins. irvine had a career-high 11 strikeouts in this game. bases-loaded for chad pinder. base hit to write. 2-0, green and gold. there it goes. nick ford has, solo shot to left. we are all tied. under on third for skye bolt. flies it to right-center. david mckinnon is on third.

it is not really close. a's win. matt olson, check out this eighth inning grand slam in pittsburgh. it's a little lost because the ball left the stadium and goes into the water. the pittsburgh version. 420 feet. also has 27 home runs. the braves win 14-2. we know this area is full of baseball talent and that includes the tri-valley babe ruth 14-year-old all-star team. the team went 13-0. the world series tournament in north dakota. a 3-1 when over a team from tallahassee, florida. tri-valley has 11 babe ruth titles s. check out a tweet from troy

university football. they sent their long snapper and hold her around camp is looking for some kickers. the students were surprised but definitely played along. there goes the footwear. after tryouts they are going to stick with the guys on their football team. a nice kick from that volleyball player. a fun social media video. i did not have enough time to get the football but i would not mind seeing you kicking. a lot of expensive equipment in the studio. >> accuracy is a problem. >> coming up tonight on abc 7, starting at 8:00 p.m., the connors. press your luck at 10:00 followed by abc7news at 11:00. abc 7 is streaming 24/7. join us whenever you want wherever you are.

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