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tonight, a man discovered shot dead in his van possibly the fifth homicide on an oakland freeway this year. another violent week in oakland. >> thank you for joining us. this case started when oakland police found a van around 11:30 last night. inside, a body with multiple gunshots. they tracked the shooting back to the freeway and now c.h.p. is taking over the case. >> late wednesday night c.h.p. and oakland police were investigating a van found on 50 1st avenue and international boulevard. police found a man shot dead. they are still trying to determine a motive but think the shooting happened on the freeway. >> a portion of 580 offramp was cold -- closed for a period of time to allow an investigation.

>> then violence is the major talking point for candidates heading into the november elections. >> there is a small population, small population of people who are committing these heinous murders, a small population. that is what we need to focus on. >> she says to stop the gun violence the city needs to expand police departments homicide investigation unit, which currently faces a huge backlog. she along with others as it is time to double down on violence prevention. a city councilmember was also running for mayor spoke at a forum on wednesday. >> we have to also make sure we are bringing crime deterrence, and the follow investigations necessary to make a complete public safety system. >> oakland residents say they have heard these slogans before. she is now running for an oakland city council seats.

she says the fatal shooting tuesday is still impacting residents. >> the shooting at city hall has caused a lot of corporate employees to say they are not coming back to work. so there is a direct impact to everybody. >> along with hiring more police she is calling for violence prevention but also poverty prevention. she says this work cannot be left up to politicians alone. >> as citizens we also have an invested stake. >> attorney general -- attorney is also running for district fort seats. we must prevent and interrupt violence in our communities. oakland must have a fully staffed patrol. we must invoke -- we must enforce. >> developments tonight with the

poisoning of several people in san mateo. a lawsuit has been filed against atria park. a second person has died, a 93-year-old. last month at least three residents were given dishwashing liquid instead of juice. one of the residents, died within days. the incident is under investigation but a facility officials say it was a mistake. >> in the south bay it was the end of an era at the state of the city address. sam liccardo delivered his final address as he will term out of office in a few months. while details are limited about what he will be doing come january, he is turning his attention to the future. >> we have the information on the air's key initiatives. >> after eight years in office only four months remain for sam liccardo. he spoke with reporters ahead of his final state of the city address thursday reflecting on

how the city has overcome and the last three years. >> we have been through the pandemic, droughts, floods. the city has endured a lot. >> the focus of his speech setting up the city for future success. taking action to help address homelessness and affordable housing. our water, our planet, our money and most importantly he says our children. locarno -- sam liccardo's address comes after someone was hit and killed by a corbel walking to school in san jose. -- killed by a car walking to school in san jose. >> i am talking to our department of transportation team also about what we can do specifically around schools because i think we can do more. >>'s critics question equitable action. there have been at least 50 traffic fatalities.

a homeless advocate spent her thursday handing out reflective headbands to create greater visibility for the unhoused population. >> we are addressing the largest -- largest number. the mayor saying oh, we are really sorry about susie who got struck by a vehicle at 3:00 in the morning. >> promising news thursday as he referenced the most recent census. >> we are seeing unsheltered homelessness for the first time dropping and that has not happened in any years. ask he acknowledged the city has a lot more work to do. council's upcoming decision on whether to launch the city's own public utility projecting budget surpluses even turning attention to the city's police department. first proposed by the mayor in 2020 the city soon move investigations of officer misconduct out of the police

department. significant timing after several serious allegations have been made about officers. mayor liccardo reviewing a lengthy to do list for his remaining months in office. >> i would like for us all to think about this time as a time when we were able to work together, come together through tough times and always keep an eye on the future. >> there are two candidates vying to replace mayor liccardo, when is cindy chavez who is currently on the santa clara county board of supervisors and match who serves on the san jose city council. election day is november 8. registering to vote is simple. head to vote.org. >> a mask requirement on a barge will end when the current mandate expires a week from saturday. it authorizes the general manager to impose a mask requirement if certain

conditions are met such as a local health oicerd by bart. it strongly encourages writers to still wear masks. >> california is taking another step to hit its zero emissions goal banning the sale of natural gas heaters. it would take effect by 2030 and is for not only homes but businesses as well. this comes on the heels of governor newsom signing several bills last week to make the state carbon neutral 52045. >> the convention in san francisco came to a close tonight. earlier today i sat down with salesforce founder and ceo to talk about the state of his hometown, and interview up you will see only on abc seven. >> the annual salesforce gathering back for real this year after a drastically scaled down pandemic version last year. >> tell me how you feel as you

walk around. >> 40,000 people in san francisco need a good shot in the arm. every restaurant's filled. all these people are seeing how great hospitality occurs in san francisco. we couldn't be more excited. >> for the thousand people came from far and wide to attend an event that has been a standard bearer for the tech takeover of san francisco. the pandemic has changed the city. once teeming with office workers now struggling. >> you released some office buildings you are not leasing anymore, backed away from some lease space you have taken. >> we are going to have offices, restaurants, schools and it is going to need to be integrated and we need to reconceptualize what our downtown is. if you think the downtown is going to come back and be the way it was then you are living

in a fantasy world because the past is gone. in the meantime, it is really killing some of these businesses. >> we need aggressive leadership and more conferences immediately. use this as an example. rebalance our assets and execute. he has longchamp into his hometown donating hundreds of millions of dollars. he was a very public face four years ago. critics believe he has lowered his profile, less outspoken. >> true or false. you are still out front as a business leader talking about your hometown. you are not lowering your profile. >> if i do not have more evidence than this i don't know what it is. >> one of its biggest cheerleaders has this message or

his fellow ceos. >> if you think san francisco is the most expensive city to do a convention you are wrong. this is a great place. we have been hypnotized by people on twitter. >> market is still very bullish on his hometown and optimistic about the city. he admits there is some real work ahead to get the city back on its feet. his focusing energy and resources on addressing limit change, an issue he believes we can solve not without decisive action. >> a problem hiding in palo alto. the reason that housing is turning out to be quite dangerous instead. plus. >> pants he just stole from ross. it is an ongoing situation every day. >> we went on a mission to find out if street sellers true

intentions. >> a second chance at college. a new path even if you are a few classes short. >> fall is here and it is heating up this weekend. how the temperatures -- i will have the temperatures coming up. >> here is what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> keep the tv on. i will watch while you sleep. >> this is exactly what i should be doing. ♪

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>> we reported on san francisco's effort to crackdown down on illegal street vending by requiring permits. we went to the mission district today. >> do you have a bag? >> do you have a badge? >> i don't need a badge. >> the city has issued 49 permits and by all appearances sidewalk traffic has thinned out a bit. most vendors were ok showing us their permits there is still one problem difficult to stop. op shiof backck >> i am selling these. >> ok, did you get them from any store or shoplift? >> i am not going to do that but you know how it goes in san francisco. this is a black market and we

make money off it. >> there are inspectors as well as police officers trying to keep an eye on things in that town. in orange county man has been charged with interfering with the flight crew after punching a flight attendant. it is on video. this happened yesterday on a flight from mexico to l.a.. 33-year-old is accused of grabbing the shoulders of two flight attendants and swinging his arm at another before plan -- punching her in the back of the head. he faces up to 20 years in federal prison if convicted. >> palo alto is clamping down on what was originally promised to be a new affordable housing solution. this so-called pod house is being cited for multiple building code violations. it offers 14 small sleeping pods and other shared rooms but the palo alto weekly reports inspectors went in after complaints. the pods did not have smoke detectors.

it also had faulty wiring and furniture blocking hallways and exits. they ordered the owners to make safety upgrades. they can still rent out pods while that happens. a pilot program could help thousands more students get a leg up on transferring to uc college. u.s. officials say thousands of students with a good gpa of like every year but do not meet eligibility requirements. beginning fall here, qualified students could receive a conditional acceptance. it would have to agree to finish any missing required classes at a community college. students would then get guaranteed admission to one of six campuses. they could apply to the three most popular campuses but would not be guaranteed a spot. >> there are renewed concerns the historic drought is causing trees to die a faster rate in the lake tahoe area. the u.s. forest service says it

found 70,000 trees shown to be dead during air surveys conducted last year. the sierra nevada conservancy says over growing forests, bark beetles and fungus also contributed to treat fatality in lake tahoe. >> we are wishing a happy 101 birthday. a graduate of castle mike tice she was the national park service's oldest ranger until she retired earlier this year. she worked at the historical park in richmond. although she is retired she continues to volunteer for a virtual chat on most thursdays. happy birthday. >> she is one of our heroes. let's turn our attention to the weekend forecast. >> a very nice birthday forecast for betty. i do want to show you a happy

birthday to her by the way. fall is here. the equinox occurred tonight at 6:03. the sun rose directly over the equator and september, october we get that heat and high-pressure will bring it. i will be taking over, already -- high will be taking over. we will have a lot of heat this weekend especially in lens the 90's. along the coastline you will see temperatures in the 70's. let's look at the transfer the weekend. concorde going from 91 to 97 saturday. sunday, still hot, 96 degrees. here's a live view as we look clearly across the bay here visibility is good. warm to hot this weekend. well above average temperatures for fall and it will be cooler the middle part of next week. your numbers, 50's, 60's. ocean temperature well above average. we will start you out tomorrow

morning with a little fog around the coast and bay. temperatures in the comfort zone. 8:00 still see the fog near the bay and coastline and as we head into the afternoon, look at the warmth. 80's and 90's inland. a nice-looking day for friday. here's a live view. our quality good to moderate over the next three days so if you have outdoor plants you are good to go. 50's and 60's in the morning. watch out for fog. afternoon highs, 90 in gilroy. it will get warm. 70 and pacifica. downtown san francisco 76 degrees. these temperatures well above average this time of year. 89 in santa rosa. 82 oakland, 85 fremont. short-sleeved weather inland. turning your attention to hurricane fiona, it is a massive and powerful hurricane passing about a few hundred miles away

from bermuda, hurricane category 4 packing winds of 160 miles an hour. it will begin to a category 3 as it works its way toward nova scotia. biggest thing with the storm, the floods, canada will be dealing with the wind, rain and swells. the seven-day forecast, warm for friday. they teach peaks friday, close to 100 inland. temperatures remain close to that on sunday and above average monday before we cool down closer to where you should be. 80's inland, 60's coastside. a combination of fall, summer up

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during the city celebration and received an award for inclusive committee. they became the first team from san jose to be invited to participate at the little lake world series and pennsylvania. it is made for players with physical and intellectual challenges. >> good for them. the nba champion warriors are about to begin training camp. >> they enjoyed summer vacation but also spent time on their vocation.

>> good evening. warrior's opening training camp this weekend almost all of last year's team is back with a couple free agents who signed the summer. they have joined the defending champs and the players actually helped with recruiting this summer. >> when curry calls a player that is very important.

for him to call a free agent and say do you come play with us, and he did that. i cannot stop them from doing that, he just does it on his own. he doesn't even know who's on our team, he is done the right now. >> thursday night football, browns and pittsburgh, donovan mitchell smashing a guitar. steelers offense not very good but that is amazing. doing his best. one-handed catch and he hangs on. how about the pride of antioch? that tighten up at seven apiece. steelers cannot stop him, browns when 29-17. giants going for the rare four-game sweep in colorado. here it comes. there it goes. second homer of the series, to

-zero giants. their defense has been shaky your lawn but this is as good as it gets for brandon crawford. stop and throw to second for the out. look at the play. giants sweep 3-0 final. stephen vogt will have a lot of days off announcing he is retiring after the season ends. the 12th triple of his career which tied the game at three. reactions here are fantastic. he goes, that is for you. the end was not as enjoyable. seattle scored the final six runs. 9-5. you have got to see this from the minors. crushes it's. going,, going, perez thought the ball went out so we went into his homerun -- backflip whole thing. gets almost all the way home and realized that did not go out? are you serious? how?

because it was cause.

>> >> thank you for watching. >> from all of us we appreciate your time.

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