she was 93 years old. she was a mother of nine she had 20 grandchildren. these are the photos that were shared with us. the family believes the mother was given this detergent. it is described as a high alkaline formula designed to get out tough grease. for daughter said they would like to clarify that this was not regular dishwasher detergent , but a highly strong cleaner. it was confused with cranberry juice. they said they can confirm that three residents were transported to the hospital.

this attorneys is not involved in this case but she has filed about 10 lawsuits against the senior living center. some of them were for elder abuse. >> we have had cases for wounds, severe bedsores, cases where people have fallen multiple times. >> she believes this case has similarities to some of her past ones. >> do youve the latest incident was related to be shortstaffed? >> that or poor training. if there is only one person there who is busy, they do things like this. this person was not obviously trained. >> san mateo police confirmed that she was given it on sunday evening. they cannot confirm if it took place during dinner or how it happened. >> up i'm getting a phone call,

we initiated a death investigation. we were able to see what was going on and learned that a couple additional parties were also hospitalized. >> the family confirmed she had dementia and lived of the senior living facility. that facility also confirmed the employees involved have been suspended. >> is hard to even imagine how something like i could have them. has the facility confirmed whether this was dishwater soap? >> the facility has not earned -- confirmed. they said they are working with police in their investigation. as for the other seniors, the facility said they could not provide for details about their status. >> obviously a lot more to come.

violence in oakland as the police chief saying enough is enough. >> but the gunds them. stop. give us a break. six homicides in four days. give us a break. give this community a break. give our families a break. >> there was a school shooting yesterday at madison park academy. police say they do not believe the victim was rugged. the evidence showed this was no deliberate school shooting. community members are calling for a stop to the violence. >> it is a terrible experience for all of us. to come to our city and begged for the help we need. >> a 13-year-old shot by a 12-year-old at school.

our biggest problem in oakland is not bullets. it is apathy. >> the school posted on instagram saying their staff followed their training to help the student. this incident is the latest in a series of violent episodes. now community members are asking everyone to help stop this kind of violence. >> the community has to come together and be a collective voice to move the city a different direction. the violence has to stop. >> thankfully no other student was hurt in the incident. but now the open teachers union is going for safer schools. they say educators have major concerns over the resources that are readily available to port kids. oakland unified was one of the first districts to disband their police force. community leaders say this is not about a lack of police but a

community that is not showing up compassion. >> you have young people in distress. no amount of police is going to stop that. let's really talk about the means to have the entire community. we are looking for solutions and for people who say children matter. >> new data shows deadly car crashes are the highest levels is 2002. there are various theories as to why we are seeing a increase in fatal collisions. >> i don't think there is one thing we could point our finger to. but we do know it appears that there have been some who have served more alcohol. hopefully we can reduce that by getting the message out.

>> the california highway patrol is increasing patrols because of the labor day holiday. >> for weeks you have heard about red tide. it has never been as bad as it is right now. and it is not the only problem in the water. we explain what you need to know about algae. >> images and videos like this of the red tide devastating aquatic life have shown how devastating this rare algae bloom has become. >> this is been observed in san francisco bay before but not this level. we really don't understand the mechanism of what is causing these fish kills. that is why we are working on understanding it. >> it first started around late july. experts do not know how long it will last. >> we are still monitoring on a regular basis.

>> they also want to keep another form of algae top of mind as we head to the holiday weekend. >> we have blue-green algae and most of the lakes in california. certain species can create toxins that are harmful to humans and pets. >> is the supervisor for the east bay regional park street. he said they have a rigorous sampling and monitoring system. you take a look at their website , you will see quality notices for parks. caution advisories are posted next to them. >> you want to keep your pets out. a red light is danger. that means we have closed the facility to swimming. >> a good majority are because of blue green algae. warmer temperatures expected this week are concerning to experts. >> we are not sure what caused

this algae bloom. usually they happen in warm weather. >> there are some things that are important for people to know. >> when you are swimming, try to keep the water out of your mouth. when you come out, rinse off. >> warm weather will increase those algae blooms. >> not even warm, hot. >> absolutely. we are talking about extreme and dangerously hot additions expected. it starts at 11:00 a.m. saturday for the bay area goes to 8:00 p.m. tuesday. that heatwave is going to hang around a little longer. temperatures up to 110 degrees.

the holiday heatwave will go from the mid to the upper 100s. 90s around the day. low 70's as you check out some of the information here. stay hydrated and cool. limit outdoor dance. make sure you check on elderly and pets. if you have a cooling center you can get to, deftly take advantage. we will be back with a full look at the hurricane -- holiday forecast, coming up. >> you can add room rental. one local district thanks could help a better bay area. >> see how wetlands restoration project is providing pivotable

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today despite a rally early in the trading day. the market closed in the red for the third straight day. the nasdaq lost 134 points. the s&p dropped 44. >> a lot of teachers struggle to make ends meet. some ops to move to more affordable communities one school district is asking its community without keeping teachers local. >> hello. >> a greeting from the superintendent of this school district at the beginning of the year. follow this week by a plea to parents delivered in email. if you have a room rent at your home and would like to share the housing opportunity for educators, please fill out this form. >> definitely, yes.

my kids are in the same school system. housing is a problem. >> school district says it is not just teachers struggling to stay here, but all staff. some are forced to move to more audible communities rated this issue is a challenge for the district because housing prices and rentals are very competitive area >> tech companies, all of these high-paying jobs. it is hard for the average worker. >> there is real concern nationwide for teachers. airbnb needs track of their hosts. consequently, teachers are among them. a report released today finds that nearly all posts -- hosts identify as an educator or living with one. california is the top state. >> their income helps copper the rising cost of living area it is

certainly a big reason they do that. >> california educators earned more than $43 million from hosting in 2021. that is if they can afford to own a home begin with and for those renting, the school district says 40 people have responded to their call for rooms. >> kindergarten could soon be mandatory in california. many are surprised to find out that it is not. a bill would require five-year-olds to go to kindergarten. this senator who authored the bill is a former public school teacher. she saw a noticeable difference in students who attended kenya garden and those who did not. >> you see the difference, not just the ability to know how to elaborate with last name -- classmates, how to hold a pencil, their confidence and

participation. the kids who do not attend spend half a year trying to figure out what school is. >> if the governor signs the biblical law, it will effect in 20 or -- 2024. >> go back to the team that is coming up. >> will be dangerously hot. it all begins on thursday. it intensifies as we hit the holiday weekend. let me show you the satellite and radar. this area of high-pressure you're looking at over the desert now west will head in our direction. we will see temperatures soaring. he prepared to get a taste of the desert heat. right now we have enough of a marine influence that we are not going to be too hot tomorrow. you can see san francisco is basking in the sun.

santa clara at 76 degrees. the marine layer is rolling in. 75 in santa rosa. upper 80's in fairfield. our hottest temperature was fairfield at 94 degrees. temperatures a few degrees below average. that will not last. it is a hazy view from our santos -- santa rosa camera. you will notice a lot of yellows here. some parts are good. so smoke from some fires moving in our direction.

most of the concentration of the smoke will remain to the north. moderate air quality the next few days. that marine layer is already becoming shallower. the potential for some dense fog. downtown san francisco, six 29 degrees. build a nice looking date in the north bay. 85 in san rafael.

you might feel hot looking at this forecast. september sizzle on thursday. triple digits for the upcoming weekend. extreme holiday heat away from the coastline. >> thank you. you are looking at the phantom galaxy. these images are composite pictures taken by different telescopes. it is known as a grand design spiral. it has well-defined spiral arms. the center is a nuclear star cluster. it is about 32 million light-years away. >> coming up, using a birthday

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>> sometimes it is about a single person making a difference. we see how one man is using his birthday as a way to build a better bay area. >> one item at a time, he is trying to make is community a better place to recognize the essential work of teachers 70 is donating 150 supply kids. >> i chose oakland because after the last school year, they have gone through a lot of unique challenges. i wanted to give back and do something special for the teachers and hopefully put a smile on their faces. >> this will not be his last

good the. turning 30 years old can be scary. he decided to channel his anxieties into something good. >> i pulled out a sheet of paper and started to write down all the things i was grateful for. at the moment i realized every wonderful thing that has happened to me was thanks to the support and generosity of others. >> 30 acts 530 challenge was born. >> i am on a mission to complete 30 acts of kindness. >> he made 400 desserts for firefighters. he asked for a specific supply wishlist from principles. >> i prioritize the must-have items. when you see here is that. >> paper, markers, disinfecting wipes. around $12,000 of supplies, all donated by eight sponsor companies from around the country.

he has been documenting his acts of kindness on social media. now he hopes others see them and are inspired to give back. >> kindness is interesting because as a thing of being very addictive. i would say encourage others to do acts of kindness because one can lead to hundreds. it really can make this world a better place. >> giving back never gets old. >> kindness does go a long way. >> insured does. i'll satisfy to make a difference. more monkeypox vaccines are on the way. a look at the actions that have doubled productions. and which places in the bay area will get extra supplies. >> the new crimes thieves commit after stealing your license plate and how to stop

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trend that many day area residents no all too well. what happens once or stolen license plates are used? >> we talked to one woman who encountered that. it cost thousands of dollars in fines. >> another day, another car break in on on camera. this was around :30 -- 5:30 sunday evening. unlike all the videos we've shown you, after i posted it to instagram, a young woman showed me this image thing rates of that car matched one stolen from her mom's car in san jose. >> it is frustrating. it ended up costing a lot of money and time. >> stealing plates is a crime on the rise. police only this 33-year-old woman was arrested after being seen unscrewing plates along a residential street and switching them to other vehicles area she is a real estate agent who had

her plate stolen at the height of the pandemic. it was not used on a vehicle to create break-ins. >> the people who took my plate put the people who took my plates -- thousands of dollars in tolls. reporter: months of headache and $2000 in total fines could have been prevented with a simple device, one that jason young, owner of bob's auto service in san francisco, helps his customers with at least once a week. these are well worth the investment. >> put it on and it is easy. just maybe $10. just 10 bucks. reporter: shortly after her ordeal, isabel herself had the special screws installed. everyone in this story sharing their experiences, hoping incidents like this don't happen

to someone else. in san francisco, dion lim, abc7news. dan: president biden is pushing his crime prevention plans in a visit to pennsylvania today. it is where democrats and republicans are looking to gain leverage before the midterm elections and it comes days before former president donald trump hosts his own rally there. president biden detailing his safer america plan, aimed at addressing gun crime in his first of three visits this week to the battleground state of pennsylvania. >> it is based on must -- special notion. the answer is not defund the police, it is fund the police. reporter: biden's $37 billion proposal seeks to increase the number of police officers the country, crackdown on violent crime, and invest on services that address the root cause of crime. >> we are not stopping here.

i'm determined to ban assault weapons in this country. it's not about taking away anybody's guns. in fact, we should be treating responsible nonowners as examples. reporter: according to the gun violence archives, there have been 450 mass shootings in the u.s. this year. biden's pennsylvania dress coming days after a deadly weekend shooting spree across the u.s. in fort worth, texas, a five-year-old boy and a teenager were killed in a drive-by shooting. >> it's just horrific. i'm speechless. reporter: more than a dozen people were shot, several fatally, and nearly a dozen incidents in new york city. in detroit, a 19-year-old went on a shooting rampage, leaving three dead. in bend, oregon w, a man used on assault style weapon to open fire in a safeway supermarket, killing two before killing himself. >> we need to guard against the

cynicism of thinking of these attacks as regular, unavoidable things. i won't accept that. reporter: gun violence a top concern among americans for the midterm elections. in june, president biden signed the most sweeping gun reform bill in decades which enhances background checks for gun buyers under 21 but still falls short of banning assault weapons. abc news, new york. ama: a person in texas with monkeypox has died, but it's not clear if that's why they died. we are told the patient was severely immunocompromised. an autopsy is being performed to determine cause of death. the cdc says monkeypox is rarely fatal. the u.s. is working to make more monkeypox vaccine available and a new plant in michigan will double the capacity. today the white house monkeypox response team announced a plan to administer shots at large lgbtq plus events. several of those are here in the bay area. >> we will also allocate

additional supplies to festivals in oakland, california, the pride festival this weekend, and pride fest on september 11. this allocation will allow up to 2400 additional vaccinations. ama: the white house also announced a new pilot program it is calling the equity intervention program. it allows health departments across the country to request 100 vials of the vaccine per jurisdiction to be distributed at smaller events and clinics, specifically reaching high-risk individuals facing barriers to access. we are tracking monkeypox cases in the bay area. we have about one third of california's cases with the highest number in san francisco. this map is at abc7news.com and is updated daily. dan: a lot more to bring you here. more than six months since russia attacked ukraine. now ukraine is fighting back in new ways.

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ama: more than six months into russia's war on ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyy is claiming he will reclaim all territories seized by the russians. they are beginning a major counteroffensive in the southern part of the country. ike ejiochi has the latest. reporter: today, ukrainian forces are in the midst of a new counter efficient -- offensive, to retake land seized by the russians. the southern city has been occupied by russia since the early days of the invasion. ukrainian president zelenskyy vowing to retake all territory lost to russia during the war. he defiantly says, i want the occupiers to understand it, too. there will be no place for them on ukrainian land. russia's semiofficial news agency claiming ukraine's counteroffensive is failing and that the ukrainian military has already suffered hundreds of losses. meanwhile, russia is expanding attacks across the country, now

without. the new york times reporting iran delivered russia the first batch of two types of military drone capable of air to surface attacks identifying targets, and initiating electronic warfare. russia's military accused of firing missiles at a residential area, killing at least two. in the northeast in kharkiv, russians striking the heart of the city. new reports say russian president vladimir putin is trying to ramp up his military, aiming to add as many as 137,000 troops. all this as fears mount at europe's largest nuclear power plant. some of the damage is shown on satellite images at the plant which is under increasing attacks. the pentagon saying most shelling came from the russians. the white house calling for a preemptive powering down of the nuclear reactors and d militarizing the area. president zelenskyy is meeting with inspectors from the

international in kyiv. there preparing to assess the situation. ike ejiochi, abc news, washington. ama: if you want to help people in ukraine, we put together a full list of verified groups and nonprofits on our website, abc7news.com/takeaction. dan: mikael gorbachev has died after a lengthy illness. he took power in 1985, enacting economic and political reforms that ran to the end of the cold war. he won the nobel peace prize in 1990. however, his grip on power faded, leading to his resignation on christmas 1991. the soviet union collapsed a day later. former san francisco mayor met gorbachev. >> frankly, it is a loss for the world. he was an unusual human being.

when he put together the program that allowed the soviet union to do what it did and create an opportunity for world peace to be the beneficiary, it was incredible. dan: willie brown. mikael gorbachev is survived by his daughter. . he was 91 years old. ama: the heat is 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.

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dan:dan: a remarkable wetlands restoration is taking place here in the bay area and could help will do better -- build a better bay area. how it is already providing critical data for researchers. >> we are looking out over little dutch salute here. reporter: little dutch slough is a big success story. the california department of water resources and partners are restoring a vibrant title marsh in an ongoing project stretching across more than 1100 acres near oakley in eastern contra costa

county. it is a dramatic view from drone view seven, but on the ground, the site is already becoming a powerful living laboratory for climate and environmental research. >> we have a lot that we can learn from this site, whether it is carbon sequestration, soil excretion -- accretion, what species are using the site. >> we have different types of sensors. here we have the methane censure that measures methane concentrations in the air. then we have a co2 sensor that measures co2 and water vapor. reporter: for researchers like this from the university of california, it is already generating valuable data that could help in the fight against climate change. . she is showing off sensors placed on a three level tower that monitor levels of co2 and methane to help determine how much of the dangerous greenhouse gases might be sequestered by the title marsh. >> the thing is that wetlands have water. so matter stays

there for the long-term term, meaning all the co2 does not go back to the atmosphere, but gets stored in the ground. reporter: and in a nod to citizen science, ortiz has enlisted the help of local students to bury teabags in the marsh to help measure how well the organic matter helps carbon decomposed. >> where the co2 gets stored basically in this form. reporter: nearby, researchers from uc davis are placing groundcovers that will attract creatures they want to study. >> we are surveying across all vertebrate species. birds, bats, small mammals, larger mammals with camera tracks. anything with a backbone that moves through the marshes, we are trying to find out where they are and how they use the habitat. reporter: back in the sky with drone view seven, the extent of the restoration becomes even more dramatic, especially when viewed alongside the dryer from

fields that still surround it. katie bandy says engineers breached the levees around the slough a little less than a year ago. teams also planted thousands of native plants to accelerate the area's recovery and speed its regeneration into a living, breathing, title marsh. >> of wildlife cued in immediately. the vegetation came in so rapidly, that we just got that immediate response. reporter: it may be one of the most successful and scenic laboratories in the bay area, generating scientific data and new clues that can help restoration projects around the bay, restoring habitats and creating powerful new carbon sinks to capture greenhouse gases and help fight climate change. spencer christian, abc7news. dan: pretty remarkable. researchers are hoping to learn more about how effective the marsh will be as a so-called

carbon sink, sequestering and trapping greenhouse gases. we will follow the findings as they come in. it should be interesting. if they are out and about and that marsh in the next few days, they will be hot. ama: definitely. we will all be hot i think. sandhya:sandhya: yes, especially inland. it will be intense. let me show you the dangerous heat. we have excessive heat watches and warnings up and down the state of california for the holiday weekend. 121 in death valley saturday. look at sunday. it gets up to 100 11 in fresno. 114 and palm springs. if you are heading to los angeles, 99 on monday, but 123 degrees in death valley. fog along the coastline will move in over the bay tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, mild to warm day. mid 90's inland. the accuweather 7 day forecast, thursday the heat actually

spikes a little bit. we have the september sizzle with a hundred two -- 102 midland. briefly dipping friday, but look at the intensity of the labor day weekend heat. when you are close to 110 degrees inland, that is dangerous. low 70's coast side. thank you. ama: larry beil is here with the latest in sports. larry: jimmy garoppolo. remember the news conference? he said, goodbye. . to the 49ers in february. how did we get back here again? how did we get back here again? we will say hello to the new what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol

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what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. announcer: now abc 7 sports with larry beil. larry: sometimes you have to call an audible, and that's what the 49ers did with jimmy garoppolo. he wanted to be traded and they wanted to trade him, but there were no takers. so they go with plan b.

he's the backup to trey lance, giving the niners a familiar insurance policy. it makes the most sense especially since jimmy g. agreed to the reworked contract. they shaved $17 million guaranteed off the deal and gives the niners a backup. but it also creates the same weird tension we saw last year. you know if lance struggles, some fans will be out there saying, we want jimmy, save the day for us. . here we go again. months went by, no trade partners out there, the niner quarterbacks looking so-so in preseason. keeping jimmy started to make more sense. >> obviously there would be some deadlines, but kyle and i started floating the idea a month ago. what if we kept him here in a backup capacity? at some point, we shared that with jimmy. it was important for kyle to let trade know that that may be a possibility. i think that's the right thing to do. >> and jimmy thought it was a

situation he liked and that's why we were so pumped. it is obviously a better situation for the niners. we love getting jimmy back, but to have him there early in camp was not an option. we were going to put him out there and practice for his sake and for our sake. he was on a 24 million dollar contract and he was going to go somewhere else. but none of that came into fruition. larry: an artist vowed to draw a new picture of jimmy every day until he got traded. this is day 209. [laughter] her latest work is -- "i'm not leaving, the show goes on," and she plans to keep drawing jimmy until, i don't know, the end of time? with jimmy g. back in the mix, the 49ers are cutting the backup quarterback. sud felt was guaranteed $2 million. never appeared in a game for the niners. onto baseball. brandon belt may have played his

final game for the giants. knee surgery recommended for the veteran first baseman. . he has had the same right knee operated on twice before. still has chronic inflammation. his contract is expiring at the end of the season. he's hitting just .213 at the year. giants were hosting the padres tonight and they are desperate. the a's in the nation's capital. right field will makes the trip. bases-loaded for sean murphy, connecting for his first career grand slam. right now 10-5 a's and they are in the seventh-inning. . steph curry is busy summer continues. tomorrow he gets his degree from davidson college and will have his number retired. he left school to turn pro after his junior season. he needed just one more semester to complete and vowed to finish back then. did not realize it would take 13 years. curry got his bachelor of arts degree with a major in sociology, but he could not attend official graduation, because it was during the playoffs. the four-time nba champion will

be honored at davidson in person tomorrow. >> when i left davidson early, i made a promise to my mom, aisha, and coach that i would finish. did not know how hard it would be or how long it will take. i didn't need my degree, but it was important to see that through and to finish the journey of completing that degree and prioritizing education. that can be something hopefully that will impact a lot of people in their own journeys. and i get to share it with my kids, they get to see me graduate which is pretty special. larry: that is pretty cool. congratulations to him. 13 years and he stuck with it. back to jimmy, they didn't even give him a playbook. he hasn't worked out once with the team in training camp. they were committed to trading him and now jimmy is back. the same jimmy who never left. it is going to be weird and awkward at times. we will see how it plays out as the roles have been reversed. dan: it sets up a strange dynamic. anything can happen.

tray can get hurt. larry: or they could trade grow below. who knows? ama: coming up tonight at 8:00, catch celebrity wheel of fortune. 9:00, generation gap. abc 7 news is at 11:00. that is it for this edition of abc7news. i'm ama daetz. dan:dan: i'm dan ashley. for sandhya patel and larry beil, we appreciate your time and hope to see you again at 11:00. a nice evening.

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