>> we want to free up the travel people getting on and off the buses. reporter: starting at the mission and 20 four st or plaza you can see what appears to be stolen goods and drugs sold in the open. four months residents and business owners have complained about lack access, they have voted to rre every street owner to have a permit. reporter: are you glad it is finally happening? >> yes, the street now is terrible. especially the bus stations are terrible. reporter: he has been selling traditional mexican items on 20 four st --24 street for seven years, he is one of the vendors that received a permit ahead of the enforcement. >> when did you get it? >> last week. >> this is the first week you're actually displaying it. reporter: vendors without a

permit will be asked to leave the area starting tuesday morning. >> if you are selling goods on the sidewalk in our street vendors -- inspectors come up to you will assess your permit. if they do not have when they have an opportunity to pick up their goods and leave. reporter: if a vendor refuses to leave public works inspectors will be allowed to confiscate their items. >> if we can confiscate their wares, whatever goods they are selling, will be working hand-in-hand with the police department. we can issue a notice of violation, a warning that they can get wind if they continue to sell their -- fined if they continue to sell their. reporter: there are street vendors waiting to get their permits. >> is not ready, i am worried and will not consume. >> -- not come soon. >> when we get the permit? >> [speaking a foreign language] >> they say you have to wait

longer because you are selling food. they put a sticker on your car and you are selling -- they give you an id. reporter: street vendors like maria will not be asked to leave because they have a sticker and idea -- id that is proof that there --their application is being processed. they are cracking down on the stones good market by asking for proof of purchase. >> a courtroom delay today for the man charged in connection with beheading of a woman in san carlos. zach's life with us today, a request from the suspects defense attorney resulted in a judge postponing the arraignment. reporter: the suspect appeared for his arraignment today, his attorney asked the judge to hold off so we can get a mental competency exam. tomorrow morning to doctors will

be appointed to handle all that, all of this just a beginnings in a family search for justice in a tragic death of a love one. >> this is the first look we have gotten the suspect. jose landaeta solano. he also goes by rafa solano. he said nothing in the court today even when addressed by the judge. family members of karina castro said he wasn't skits of -- he wasn't schizophrenic and on medication. so far the call for the competency exam prolongs a preliminary trial. >> we do not believe this will allow him to go free. it is not like if you are certainly not competent to stand trial you get the gho -- go free. >> family members left in tears, unable to speak with us after getting a first look after the murder. they said he had been violent with her leading her to get a restraining order in april, he

said castro never called police when solano violated the order. >> i am not critical of the victim of >> -- of this. it is something we see constantly in the domestic violence arena. this is the cycle of domestic violence, this is one of them. >> he is in limbo until the mental competency exam is finished. >> if he is found incompetent to stand trial it will hold criminal proceedings until he is restored to competency. reporter: we have heard from his attorneys a sense court this afternoon, his family says he has a nice man and that they offer condolences to castro's family, he will be held without bail and he'll will be back in court tomorrow to bring -- to begin the process for the mental competency exam. zach fuentes abc 7 news. >> a san francisco police

officer injured early this morning while investigating the theft of a catalytic converter. you can see the patrol car was smashed on the passengers side by the thieves getaway car. the officer suffered minor injuries, the other officers gave chase and the vehicle smashed several other cars and eventually stopped near the ferry building. one woman was detained, a male companion flight on foot. >> the change in the weather is helping fire crews on the -- get a handle on the mosquito fire. it is burned more than 46,000 acres, 10% contained, wins have died that -- winds have died down in the area and firefighters are optimistic will help them contain the blaze. they are digging new containment lines to stop the spread into the town of forest hill. >> this video was taken by an

elder revenue -- el dorado sheriff's deputy, he drove through the fire line to rescue a couple whose vehicle had broken down. the wind blew the smoke away enough for the deputy to get to the couple, get them safely out, the fire is threatening 5800 structures. >> we are getting a first indication today of the winter weather outlook. abc 7 meteorologist mike is here with word of the la niña pattern. >> another one, we were hoping for el niño, a better chance for a wet winter. el niño outlook, 91% chance it continues through this month, october, november, january, february, march 34%. this is -- 54%. this is the third consecutive weather -- winter with learning

yet and as a third time -- first time this happened a century. the la niña pattern is pretty dry all the way across the southern tier and that is what we are looking at. the entire state anywhere from 33 up to 50% below average precipitation. to add insult to injury we will be warmer than average. of course we could have big storms like we had in october and december but overall we should be dry. >> in the north bay last week's historic heatwave is bringing changes to the county and it comes to warning the public in schools about extreme weather. officials are turning to a heat risk scale, similar to the abc 7 meteorologist scale we have been using for years tell people prepare. we take a look. reporter: last week's heat wave made history in the bay area, temperature spiking into triple digits with local beaches packed. >> why did you come here today?

>> beat the heat, was 115 in vacaville. >> marin county emergency services manager says lessons were learned during the epic heat prompting officials to launch a new system alerting the public x time dangerous weather comes around. >> -- next time dangerous weather comes around. >> is for all the public, if they are in the field, elderly, infirmed at home, it is a full range. >> they are using this color-coded heat tool from the national weather service so the public can plan ahead. orange moderate risk, red high, purple for very high. >> when you're in the very high risk kids are not on the playground. reporter: officials say the need for the tool is. clear. >> climate extremes are getting worse, if you look back to last october 24 we had tremendous atmospheric weather.

>> the abc 7 weather team has used maps shaded in web -- red and purple showing the heat wave. the abc 7 storm impact scale has helped folks prepare for severe winter weather for more than seven years. >> what we did with storm impact scale the same thing we can do with our heat impact scale. we put on the website and everywhere and tell you what each and every one of these levels mean to your body. reporter: he hopes that early warning will help those at risk prepare for the next wave of dangerous heat. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> we introduce you to a bay area family last month that moved to alabama after their laundromat was broken into repeatedly and they had had enough. it has happened again and it is one incident in particular that has the owner questioning police response. >> when we introduce you to

derek in august his family had moved to alabama after their east bay laundromats were broken into, vandalize, burglarize more time than they could keep track of. >> three out of four nights people try to get into my laundromat. that is crazy. reporter: after the story aired the problems persisted, in a little over a week is laundromats were broken into multiple times, including this time when someone used a wrench to smashed through a front window and climb inside. >> six out of the eight days. it was different people, it was weird. reporter: is this incident from august 31 that his raising questions, at around midnight the atm was stolen at this sisters laundromat. you can see the suspect load it into an awaiting vehicle as a pedestrian walks right on by. but wait, there is more. >> around 5 a.m. looks like a different group actually came back. when they came back they broke into the office.

reporter: his family remotely from alabama monitored the situation and alerted police. >> we stayed on the phone with them and gave them live updates. >> this outside camera shows the suspects run out and jump into an awaiting vehicle. what happens next has derek scratching his head. >> you catch somebody red-handed and you make a zero attempt to even turn on your lights or any of that stuff. reporter: i reached out to opd who said officers responded properly under the vehicle pursuit policy. chases can only happen when there is a reasonable suspicion of a violent horse crime or suspicion of a firearm involved. he wishes police could have safely done more. >> this is not 5:00 p.m. during rush hour traffic or when kids are getting out of school. were chasing a car into a school zone. they let the cargo, as -- car

go. at 5:00 a.m., who cares? reporter: they have sold one of their laundromat locations in alameda and have no plans to come back to california. >> you need police to stop these people. if you keep letting them go will keep happening, the way it is going now it is not sustainable. it is not good for the entire population of california. >> in oakland, abc 7 news. >> we are seeing a record increase in -- hate crimes against jewish call-up -- community in california. getting in the game, and look at the expanding role of women in the nfl. bart may be dealing with the most challenging times in the agency's history, look at happen when emergency

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karina: taking a stand against anti-semitism in california, and report isn't sounding the alarm and encouraging california leaders to take a stand -- is it sounding an alarm and encouraging california leaders to take a stand. >> a unifying message from members of the bay area jewish committee as well as their allies. >> here i am. >> here i am. >> here i am to stand against

hate. anti-semitic crimes at the state of california or at a all-time high up 32% from 2020 to 2021, the greatest percentage of increase of the crime and state's history, it can be physically documented in flyers like these. a key theme of the here i am campaign is to confront these hate. >> is not just the messenger, it is about who can be listening. we need to make sure our allies and community members we need to create a safe environment for jews and other minorities. >> allies use their power to create that environment to combat the hate from leading law enforcement to charge people who commit hate crimes anti-semitic in nature, to a congresswoman increasing nonprofit security funding to 70 million to help support the jewish community.

steps forward, the work to stop anti-semitism is not done. >> we can never be satisfied with what we have already done and not keep the pedal to the metal. >> my prayer is that here i am, becomes here we are. we are prepared, we are ready to do what is required to read anti-semitism from our community so we may live, all of us together in police -- peace and survive. dan: in the south bay three people are recovering after a tree fell on them today, it happened at quicksilver county park in san jose, they rescue the victims by hiking half a mile along the trail to get to them. all three conscious when found, the parks department says they have various injuries, but did not elaborate on how severe. scary, just in an incident. karina: just going for a walk

and then it happens. the weather is much cooler, the weekend is it today feel refreshing. >> you could with the humidity, even though it was cooler the humidity was really making it stuffy, now we are getting rid of the humidity and temperatures are close to average if not below average just about every single day of my seven day forecast. here is a look at the and land east bay -- inland east bay neighborhoods. mid to upper 70's, well below the 86 average high. we could rebound, but it will be next week when we do, here is a look from a tower, the be the marine -- with the marine layer taking control we will have brighter and cooler conditions in the afternoon. wilrein average, the weekend has one of the medium-range forecast models panting at a chance of rain sunday night -- i should say

saturday night into sunday night. the dew point has dropped a little bit compared to what it was at this time yesterday, the temperatures along with it made. it feel so refreshing outside. temperatures are warmest in fairfield where they had sunshine near 90 there, mid 70's near 80 and the rest of the inland neighborhoods. 69 votto, 78 napa, 83 santa rosa. 90 around cloverdale and cucumber. -- it is a breezy one let's look at these costs, 25 to 45 miles per hour continuing to be windy where it is close to water by 9:00. low to mid 60's by 10:00, with an increase in clouds, 52 to 62 for lowe's tonight, there could be a small area of missed in the

east bay -- mist in the eastmi'e upper 60'sowow south san ansco,ids north bay and coast, 70's sausalito, mid to upper 70's north bay valleys. i enjoy tell you how nice it will be. 74 to 79, you make get to an 80, it would be rare, expect more sunshine tomorrow with a high clouds rolling away and the low clouds pulled back to the coast. here is a look at the temperatures and what you will see our mainly 60's and 70's all seven days of the forecast. that hint of a shower is sunday, there's just a hint right now. dan: for the first time since queen elizabeth ii's death, they joined in a royal procession

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dan: mourners around the u.k. will have the final opportunity pay respects to queen elizabeth ii. her coffin was moved to edinburgh where will remain tuesday before the stick into london. we are in new york -- before it is moved to london. >> we are here on the banks of the river thames, across the water is historic westminster hall, since medieval times most of -- much of england's history has played out here. king charles address both houses of parliament for the first time as king. reporter: this morning his

majesty and history appearing before. . argument for the first time. lawmakers on both side of the aisle to pay tribute to the queen. >> she set an example of selfless duty. with gods's help and your councils i am resolved faithfully to follow. reporter: the queens coffin being transferred in scotland was a somber procession, king charles and his siblings followed on foot, other numbers of the royal family were in cars. >> a lot of people throwing flowers in the cars to say thank you and pay their respects. reporter: it will be here for 24 hours allowing the people of scotland to say their final goodbyes. also today king charles iii officially welcomed to scotland with a ritual known as the ceremony of keys followed by a 21 gun salute.

today prince harry also released the first statement since the death of his grandmother celebrating her life. including when the queen met his wife and hugged her grandchildren for the first time. they greeted mourners together outside of saint -- windsor castle, a sign of reconciliation for some. >> it will ring them closer, i think it will. >> it will be flown to london and adorned with a reef. >> and will then stay here in westminster hall until her funeral monday. karina: tonight is the kickoff of monday night football on abc 7. this season the gridiron will look different as more women are changing the face of the nfl. in a historic first the league will have three female on-field game officials, they are also

welcoming 15 women in coaching roles up from last year. that is the most in any professional league. one is angela baker, an offensive quality control coach with the new york giants. >> i did not see it coming, it is amazing to say you are working in an nfl organization and with the coaches. karina: it is not just women changing the name -- game on the field, they are changing it in the stands and at home to. roger goodell says 47 of the leagues fans are -- 47% of the leagues fans are women. dan: bart is one service making adjustments, a look at how the moves are to help improve the way we get around. karina: you see the first full-scale exercise in connection with the greek, how it is designed

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public transit agencies are struggling to lower back riders. to that end a number of transit agencies announced services today from extending hours to adding troops -- trips. reporter: changes in starting monday for bay area transit, announcing new schedules for trains and buses. >> we have to make the best case that we can to our riders to come back to bart. reporter: he says a new schedules will have trains but are spaced apart on evenings and weekends to serve late-night workers and those attending events. it adds transit earlier in the morning and adjust for track maintenance. it sees bart moving to one standard five lane schedule for both saturday and sunday. >> if you are used to catching a train on 1115 on saturday, you can catch it on 11:15 on sunday. >> bart ridership took a massive

hit during the pandemic and several years later they are trying to make up for those losses. the hope that with this new schedule it will entice people that this is once again a convenient transit option. >> if we can offer it consistently throughout the week that is what people can plan on and make their lives easier. reporter: part of the convenience comes from timing trains with other agencies, caltrain also change their schedule, riders will have to wait nine to 16 minutes to catch a connection between barton caltrain. >> we have allowed people to go between barton and caltrain. we are trying to tighten that up as possible, strength does wait times. -- shrink those weak times. reporter: it allows them to finish their electrification project on time. >> it leaves room for single tracking. it allows for construction to continue on the electrification

process. dan: while we are talking about bart the agency is celebrating 50 years of service. all this week abc 7 news is taking a look at the past, present, future of the bay area's biggest transit system. today we look at bart's present. melanie woodrow dug into the data and has a story. reporter: two years into the pandemic art ridership -- bart ridership is at 30% of pre-pandemic levels according to a spokesperson. >> weekday ridership is not recovering as quickly as we would like. >> weekend ridership is recovering a bit more quickly at 50 to 60% of pre-pandemic levels. it is still not enough to sustain the budget. the abc seven news data team analyzed data from before the pandemic january 2019 through

july 2022, you can see the total ridership drastically decrease, from 10 million to one million. in july 2022, total station exit had only rebounded to 3 million. reporter: will they ever get back to the numbers i saw pre-pandemic? >> the remote work model has changed allow the dynamics for us. the biggest factor in our ridership was office occupancy. >> prior to the pandemic, they were the two stations with the largest number of exits. in july 2022 that was still true, the total station exit were significantly lower at each. it was 70 -- 71% lower in montgomery street exits worse -- were 75% lower. >> a heavily relied on people that worked in the financial district. >> he says they need to work on

attracting the riders when they do commute, they serve customers, the number one reason for decrease ridership is working from home. the number two, offered much less frequently his fear of covid-19 exposure. they say bart is safer than ever wi filters and more safety staff. >> we are not expected to see full ridership recovery within that year time frame. >> he says maybe 50 to 60% of pre-pandemic levels by july of 2024. >> was aiming for the bottom line? reporter: the federal financial emergency funding we are getting is keeping us afloat. those funds have been a lifeline for us. projections are we would begin running a deficit in january of 2026. >> he says bart's budget needs to be balanced, they cannot run a deficit and between 25 seems to be the end of the track. >> we will have to readjust the

budget as we get closer to the runway. >> bart is currently offering 50% off the entire month of september in celebration of its 50th anniversary. for the i-team, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. dan: you can stream a bart 50 years special on the streaming app. you can check out other historical part videos on demand as well. karina: a rape victim is suing san francisco accusing the police department of using her dna to arrest her years later. the practice of using dna to make rest in other cases was revealed earlier this year, this true backlash and led to the police department launching a reviewing the das office filing a complaint. in this instance she was arrested late last year in connection with a burglary, the charges were later dropped.

>> jane doe was a victim. she found herself in the most carious and scary situation. big brother, our government used something she gave to them, her dna in a moment of need against her. karina: back in march, is that he believed the woman who filed the lawsuit today was the only person arrested. dan: an event typically associated with week had ci. tryusua th exercise -- military personnel, usually takes place near the waters to show how the navy can assess -- assist san francisco. this is if roads or bridges become damaged isolating neighborhoods. dan: antics at a recent

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karina: time now for the 4 at 4. this talk about the motley crew, the drummer tommy lee spoke out after lee asked attendees to expose themselves in some did in front of children. it happened wednesday at oracle park, one out for us was there and said it was traumatizing to see so may people exposing themselves. yesterday lee responded to abc 7's story on instagram, saying that the world was too soft. motley crew concerts are rpg, alvarez needs to grow the x up. >> part of the problem was they encouraged them to do on the

jumbo trunk. >> -- jumbo tron. >> some people saw some risqué shots. karina: we have seen some concerts were risqué things are shown. >> it takes a lot for me to be offended by anything at this point. it seems stupid, we talk about tommy lee we are not talking about a mensa candidate here. he is famous for making a porn tape. having said that if you are going to an adult oriented show might see some things, there is no need for the artist performing to encourage all of that, i do not know how many kids are going to a motley crew concert. i do agree in many ways we have gotten too soft as a society. there is a line to be drawn, good taste. dan: it is immature, it was not just motley crew, joan jet, def

leppard, poison. people work coming for a -- were coming for a variety of reasons. >> sounds like you were in the audience. did you follow tommy's advice? dan: there is no video, i was not there. trey lance era starting for the 49ers was not pretty. some of it was his fault, the loss. he overthrew a receiver inheon l it was disappointing, interesting assessmentkn tt eyne plan was to make him play quarterback to exploit his inexperience. it looks like they did. larry, we will start with you as our sports director it was a sloppy game. >> the game was played, especially in the second half in

a virtual monsoon. >> that i left. -- i loved. >> the weather guy would. trey lance did not play good enough to get a win. it is difficult to rush to judgment when you lose your starting tailback, you do not have your all-pro tightend. it is literally raining cats and dogs. so many things going wrong that i like trey lance would take more time before we can accurately assess his strengths and weaknesses -- weaknesses. he is a better runner, but one week it is too stupid to panic. dan: it was a weird week. >> you want to see tremendous improvement over the next couple of games. that is where you see a lot of it, is not played in two years. >> he played a little bit last year when generally -- jimmy

garoppolo was hurt. here is a virtual rookie, his last year of college he played one start. this is learning on the job, all season long, all season long just live with it. karina: let's talk about something i do know a lot about. wine country is slowly coming back with some tourist saying there is a good reason why. they are not in a hurry to head back to vineyards. readers told the chronicle tastings are expensive and getting too expensive. some point out a high end experience might cost $40, but now the price seems to be the minimum price. reservation system that emerged during the pandemic has also change the experience. i remember when i was 15 bucks, you pop in and say i want try this one and this one, it used to be 15 or 20 bucks i was fine. now i would say 40, 50, $60. >> they are trying to make up

for lost time after the pandemic like so many people are. >> it is understandable, but it is a lot of money to spend when you go to three wineries. >> i think that is who they are trying to get at, if you get the taxes on rental cars, the taxes on hotels are always so much higher. this is just another way to get more money out of tourists, more so than the people that are here. it would be interesting to know what exactly are the percentages of people that visit the wineries that are local versus those coming in for a weekend or a whole week. i go to another place where it is a lot cheaper, in the east bay. have you heard of livermore? >> they have some great wine. find this on the reasons that a thorough away, former girlfriend of billionaire elon musk is auctioning off momentum stroke -- mementos from their college years. you can own a birthday card, and

emerald necklace, and a collection of photos of musk in his dorm room. if we only saved all your stuff in college would be worth a fortune. >> i am trying to remember some of my old college furniture. it is probably falling apart, i am sure it did because i put it together. dan: it is funny, it speaks to who knew what elon musk would become in college, it is interesting. karina: are you supposed to hold onto all of your ex's stuff hoping someone becomes famous? i threw it all out and no one became famous i guess i am ok. dan: i've -- you have not lost anything yet. >> i have old dan ashley head shots from 1998, i think. dan: do not scare the children. karina: that is the thing, you never know. . but, you have to clean out.

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yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 counties. 27 supports non-gaming tribes and includes strict audits that ensure funds go directly to people off the streets and into there's only one choice. yes on 27. karina: we got more eye candy today from nasa's james webb's

telescope, on the cluster of stars being born in the ohio -- orion nebula. it gives us insight into how stars and clusters form like our own milky way. it allowed astronomers to see through several layers of dust, to give you an idea of the increased resolution, the photo on the left is taken by the hubble telescope that only captures visible life. dan: disney+ day specials continued through the month, new subscribers to the streaming service can get there first month of service for $1.99, andor, the prequel to the star wars spinoff film rogue one on the service. karina: the future of one of his karina: the future of one of his

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karina: today on abc 7 monday night football is back with a broncos taking on the seahawks in seattle. at 10 p.m. it is real fortune, jeopardy at 10:30, stay with us for abc7news at 11:00 after that. dan: a few months ago the art community was shocked to find out the san francisco art institute had closed for financial reasons. the most financial -- the asset, was a mural. one of three located in san francisco, we got some answers. >> the making of a fresco was painted by him in 1931, it's home has always been the san francisco art institute on chestnut street. the same institution operated 150 years closed in july do to a series of financial hardships. one week before they did conservators had just finished

restoring the mural. he prefers the term conserved. >> conservations mean you clean it up, take care of the glitches, in the meantime, another mural is in good shape. reporter: public access to the mural is in question, there is an effort to preserve the institute's historical archives. a check for 2500 paid for the mural and another for 500. >> it was a lot of money at the time. reporter: jeff gunderson of the art institute, today the mural may be worth an estimated 50 million, the university of california owns the land and building and was in a lease agreement with the art institute. >> the mural could be detached and transported to another site except that last year the san francisco board of supervisors voted to give it landmark status. legally it cannot be moved. they did this to avoid any

potential sale of the mural. >> the supervisor was the architect of the idea. >> a couple i -- years ago it came to my attention they were thinking about ripping out one of his three san francisco fresco murals. i joined of my colleagues, the community, and bestowed landmark status. >> he is in conversations with other college institutions to find a proper use for the building. whatever the outcome, rivera would have wanted the public to have access to the mural free of charge. >> people could go there and see it during regular viewing hours. it would be publicly accessible. reporter: in san francisco lyanne melendez abc7news. dan: that is this edition of abc7news we appreciate your time. karina: our next newscast is tonight at 9 p.m., megan nick football is next.

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