tor if leqvio is right for you. lower. longer. leqvio. news and that breaking news is in this sierra foothills. where a second wildfire has broken out in placer county the dutch fire as it's being called is burning along interstate 80 and dutch flat and that's forced the freeway to close in the westbound direction. there are some homes in the area and cal fire says people have been ordered to evacuate so far this fire has burned about 25 acres in placer county. the fire is west of the mosquito fire which started last tuesday a week ago now near forest hill the mosquito fire has burned nearly 50,000 acres. it is threatening thousands of homes and another round of evacuations was ordered today and el dorado county for the stumpy meadows area. the mosquito fire is 18% contains to a lot of work there left to be done. good evening. thank you for joining us.

i'm dan ashley and i'm a dates the other story we're following tonight is a grim outlook for the future of san francisco's economic recovery as the city struggles to compete. international tourists abc 7 news reporter stephanie, sierra is digging into that force and is here with us tonight. steph yes, jan and alma the main issues plaguing san francisco open. ed markets homelessness and property crime are not only causing problems for those of us who live and work here, but are now pushing international tourists away in ways. we haven't seen before and experts worry if we don't see improvements soon. the city's economic future may never fully recover. san francisco used to be one of the most iconic tourism hot spots in the world, but today the city is struggling to keep international tourism alive. why scenes like this people shooting up in broad daylight homeless tense crowding the sidewalks and people like this we saw today.

you know, you have to be honest. we have to tell them the truth about what to expect in san francisco. anybody who's planning a convention is going to come here and see for themselves. joe d'alessandro was the president and ceo of sf travel. his team has talked with more than 2,000 meeting planners who schedule conventions in san francisco. so a lot of visitors are concerned and they're concerned for their own safety. they don't know where to walk blocks from the moscone center clients. see first hand the dirty streets open drug markets crowding the sidewalks and belligerent encounters like this man who threw a water. to let our car as we drove by it's these issues. he says is causing former clients to turn to other cities like austin chicago and boston offering in their eyes cleaner and cheaper alternatives every customer that we talked to at most every meeting planner that we talked to talks to us about that situation the challenges that we have and and when they make that final decision of where they're going to bring their convention those all come into the to the deciding factors

in 2019 the city hosted 40 large-scale conventions at the moscone center this year they may reach half that one of the big ones sales forces dream force is next week, but it's not the local convention's jail is worried about it's the tha are hesitang ehisking at is the conditions of the when they walk around need to walk down the streets without being harassed in 2019 a quarter of tourists visiting san francisco. we're international travelers, but more importantly that group made up 63% of all tourism spending that year the largest percentage of any major city in the country. most of that was attributed to china, which was the city's number one international market now. it's not even in the top 10 the reality is until conventions are back bringing the international tourism. we really need the city as we once knew it won't fully recover. sf travel says given the outlook now that's not expected to

happen until 2024. deputy sierra abc 7 news not her coverage to do. thank you stephanie. san francisco is changing course when it comes to requesting that a juvenile offender be charged as an adult today district. attorney brooke jenkins announced she's abandoning the policy of recall da chesibudin to never charge a juvenile as an adult. jenkins says effective immediately. she's forming a juvenile review team that will consider whether to recommend that a 16 or 17 year old should be tried as an adult. we cannot allow families. of victims. we cannot allow victims themselves. to remain without justice or accountability in very very serious and egregious cases. jenkins says the review will collaborate with all parties involved including members of the victim and offender families. it's important to note that in california, das can only request that a juvenile be charged as an

adult. the final decision is made by a judge breaking news in vallejo sky 7 was over the neighborhood near vallejo high school about 30 minutes ago where you can see there is a heavy police response. we saw officers putting crime tape up and closing off at least one street in front of the school. we do not have a whole lot of details here, but we want you to know we are on it and asking questions. we are making some calls and we will find out exactly what is going on and let you know leaders in antioch are demanding reforms for the police department and one of the people leading the charge is the police chief. it comes as eight officers around leave while being investigated by a grand jury for possible misconduct abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry has the details police chief steven ford and council members monica wilson and tunisia torres walker are calling for changes within the antioch police department. k-9 bite policy. early intervention to track and monitor use of force. implementation of a system to monitor cell phone use this comes as eight members of the

police department are on leave while the fbi district attorney and grand jury investigate them for possible misconduct our media partners at the bay area news group revealed some of the incidents being looked at by the grand jury one incident involved a canine officers use of his police dog. we saw in the recent east bay times articlehat talked about various abuses that may have been caused by the antioch police department. to me that is unacceptable the police chief and the council members want the entire city council to start talking about these reforms as soon as possible. they want to look at the entire. are use of force from the police department, especially how they deploy their canines. we'll conduct a top-down assessment of our canine policy. resource serves great utility for the organization. however, we'll take a closer. look at how we deplore our canines with emphasis on mitigating unnecessary harm and liability changes to the policy need to be made by the antioch city council the article from the bay area news group says attorney. michael raines is representing one of the officers under

investigation. we reached out to reigns and we are waiting a reply the contra costa district attorney's office was not free for interviews, but they said they continue to investigate a potential broad range of offenses at the press conference tuesday, please chief was not also wanting to comment right now without respect. i'm not going to speak about anything regarding the investigation again as i mentioned out of respect for their due process. we owe them that in antioch ryan curry abc 7 news. the chp has investigating a possible freeway shooting in lafayette. they say just after 9:30 last night a driver reported. her car window was shattered possibly by a bullet while driving on eastbound highway 24 just before oak hill road. the driver was not shot but was injured by the broken glass you can see the entire driver's side window was blown out. she was able to exit the freeway and was met by investigators. there were no other details from the chp but video shows the victim's car is from out of state. residents in a quiet city on the

peninsula are taking extra precautions after recent criminal activity abc 7 news anchor deon lim has the story from foster city and a look at the crime numbers with the lunchtime russia shay shui in foster city comes a sign of the bay area's woes as soon as you walk inside. what prompted you to put those signs up. it was very scary to watch other businesses, especially those and chinatown and san francisco or other high crime areas being strong-armed robbed. we thought it would be best to convert our business to card only this way. we won't be a target for people looking to steal money, but ironically not long after those signs went up owner yoyosh ways sense of security came crashing down monday morning. i was absolutely blown away watch closely as a man breaks open the lockbox on the front door. he roots around in the kitchen and can be seen on a third video stacking up boxes of ipads and stealing four boxes of cooking oil. i can see why this is actually worth almost as much ipad $50 a

box. it's more than doubled in price during the pandemic. it's like liquid gold to restaurants these days foster. city a place that makes the news much the city website even touts itself as the 63rd safest city in america. we're located in a quiet area where not much happens just weeks ago and 85 year old man was followed home from the costco across the street and robbed of his $30,000 rolex that has yo-yo on even higher alert. i think it's very unfortunate that business owners have to be looking over their shoulder all the time. those feelings of insecurity are valid according to fbi stats property crime has been on the rise in foster city since 2019 with a significant uptick from 482 cases in 2020 to 68 in 2021 while data from this year isn't yet available residents. i spoke with including yo-yo say the trends are prompting extra precautions instead of focusing on the food. we have the focus on security. it's disappointing, but it's

really just until we see further change. it's a reality of doing business in the bay area in foster city. deon lim abc 7 news still ahead connecting women to abortion services in california will tell you about the new reef resource unveiled by governor newsom today plus concerns grow over the possible nationwide rail strike later this week the plans now being made to prepare for it abc 7 news at 5 c

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stocks plummeted to their lowest level since june of 2020 the dow dropped more than 1,250 points the nasdaq fell by more than 630 points and the s&p 500 closed down 177 points. the sell-off comes after hotter than expected report on inflation. concern is growing over another. central supply chain disruption if rail workers strike on friday roughly 115,000 rail workers could walk off the job if a deal isn't reached between the railroads and their 12 unions. the main sticking points are better salaries benefits and some time off a congress is working on legislation to either impose a new contract or block a shutdown if necessary today amtrak which is not involved in the talks, but uses the track pre-emptively canceled some routes 30% of all the goods transported around the country. keep in mind are on freight rail

today governor newsome introduced a new tool to offer more information about abortion access in the state for both residents and visitors, california. just launched a brand new resource a resource for those seeking reproductive care whether you live here or not. the new website includes information on legal rights to an abortion in california where people can find providers and how to pay for services or get financial assistance. the website is also available in spanish and there are plans to add additional languages governor newsom said the website does not track visitor information. the community organization that pushed to create california's reparations task force for african-americans is urging the governor to veto legislation extending the deadline for the committee to complete its work the coalition for justin equitable, california says the extension sends a demoralizing message to african-americans already skeptical that they'll actually receive reparations the task forces chairperson says the group's final report will be released within its original time frame, which is next july.

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left couples stranded without a videographer on their big day petty four films tells the i team it's entering into chapter 11 bankruptcy the company took down its rampage today as well as deals it had still been offering on its website. after weeks of warning street vendors about required permits the city of san francisco started enforcing the rules today. it's an effort to crack down on the sale of stolen goods and to try to make certain areas in san francisco safer abc 7 news reporter jr. stone went to the mission district to see how it worked. you don't see any street vendors in this video recorded tuesday above the 24th and mission bart station the same area looked like this on monday when street vendors were everywhere this time yesterday that you you can we couldn't be talking right now because it would be standing on top of somebody. city of san francisco is now requiring that vendors have permits to sell the city's public works department with the help of san francisco police and bart police are now enforcing those permits at 24th and

mission 16th and mission un plaza and in chinatown, the city says this is an effort to crack do and make the streets safer. very good now, yeah feels much g stabbed. the guerra is well aware of the man who was killed in this area. just two weeks ago, but not everyone likes the idea of police enforcement here people selling anything on this street should be able to sell anything on the street just because it's like how they're going to probably eat that night 41 permits to sell have been granted an officials are looking at others as they try to verify that items aren't stolen. cruz tell us they didn't have to confiscate any items tuesday or give out any citations then when we came out this morning there was one tender i'm as soon as we showed up a department of public works whenever you got them, kansas say good morning. he packed up his goods and and he left on his own. it doesn't mean there aren't

some vendors there. but it certainly is better than those with the department of public works say they will have their crews on six days a week to enforce this and if a high number of street vendors switch neighborhoods, they will move accordingly. in san francisco jr. stone abc 7 news well, i don't know about you, but i really miss that extreme heat not you know, like sweating the second you step outside. it's easier to actually cool off. i mean, excuse me warm up with layering up than to cool off when it's so hot, right? so i think this is actually perfect weather. dananama. let me show you what the winds look like get this hour we forgot about that heat wave so fast. look at the winds 31 miles an hour a real vista on shore sfo 25 miles an hour. these winds really blowing that cooler air in from our mount tam cam. you can see the marine layer.

it just really pretty much sums up what it's like outside you need this sweater in san francisco 63 degrees oakland 68 low 70, san jose santa clara half moon bay 63 degrees and from our kgo roof camera clouds are already pushing across the bay, so there isn't a whole lot of sun to be seen there but comfortable 73 in santa rosa is 66 in petaluma you get that nice breeze 74 fairfield napa 71 degrees right now in livermore. all right this area of low pressure bringing us. the cooler air mass also responsible for some thunderstorms that have been firing up. between the california nevada border. there's another low out there. so as long as the lows are dominating you don't have any heat to worry about here's a closer look at some of those thunderstorms just south of bishop and northeast of bishop at this hour, but they are seeing some rain with those storms from our golden gate bridge camera. it's a socked-in view right now cooler than average temperatures all week. there's a chance of showers sunday and a much warmer pattern coming your way next tuesday. so the clouds fill in tonight tomorrow morning. you start out with the low clouds and the fog a little bit

of mist and not out of the question and drizzle and as we head into the afternoon and evening, we'll be seeing both lower and higher clouds across the region your morning temperatures will begin in the 40s to 50s for many areas. you have to really get out towards antioch to see that 62 degree reading afternoon highs will be on the mild side away from the coastline. you're looking at upper 70s for the warmest spots along the coastline you're looking at mid-60s and around the base 60 70s. so really pleasant weather with a mix of sun and high clouds. now this i'm really excited about and i wish this computer model would verify but i'll tell you the other computer model has gone dry completely dry. so just stay tuned but 6am sunday this model wants to bring in the possibility of showers. you can see that front coming through sunday afternoon evening and possibly light chance going into monday. the other computer model is way drier accuweather seven-day forecast signs of autumn tomorrow. you're looking at 60 70s still below average thursday breezy and milder friday low 80s in the

mid-60s coast and it is going to turn gusty with more cloud cover on saturday before we turn it windy on sunday with a chance of a few showers lingering chants going into monday, but you will notice that by monday afternoon going into tuesday. it's a warmer pattern and tuesday. wednesday is when we might see offshore winds really kicking up and if that happens, you know around this time of year we the autumn warmth, but we also get the fire danger around september going into october. so this is the time of year we have to remain vigilant. dananama. yeah, always thank you sandia a pilot programmaking it easier for local fishermen to sell their catches is now permanent in san francisco today the port commission unanimously approved a resolution to continue allowing fishermen to sell fresh crab right off their boats, the program started during dungeness crab season last year many fishermen told us it helped them in a big way to bring in a living during the pandemic up next. it's the most full american play

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finally tonight the most successful american play in broadway history will begin a run here in san francisco tonight the cast of to kill a mockingbird joined city leaders at san francisco's main library this afternoon for a book donation, and of course to promote their upcoming performance, the play is written by oscar-winning screenwriter aaron sorkin who says his version is distinctly different from the classic novel particularly the lead character atticus finch. in the book in the movie atticus has all the answers in the play. he has a ton of questions about he doesn't have answers to to kill a mockingbird will be on stage at the golden gate theater through october 9th. all right, that is this edition of world news. tonight is coming up next. we appreciate your joining us for abc 7. i'm bayin ashley and i'm a dates for sandia patel all of us here. thank you so much for joining us tonight. our next newscast is coming up at 6:00, but connect 24/7 at abc 7 news.com

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tonight, the remarkable scene from london. the queens arrives at buckingham palace for the final time. also, the war in ukraine. stunning images. ukrainian soldiers met with hugs. some russian soldiers racing back over the border to russia. and the dow plunges amid stubborn inflation in the u.s. first tonight, the queen's somber return to buckingham palace. thousands braving the rain to honor their queen.pking charles other children and grandchildren at her side in buckingham palace. james longman from london tonight. the major news in the war in ukraine. troops driving russian forces further back tonight. the first images showing ukrainian forces rolling into formerly occupied villages and towns. and the joy on the faces of the ukrainians, waiting to hug those ukrainian soldiers. tonight, what the pentagon is