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sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. >> this is abc7news. >> it is shocking to people that this wasn't already the law. ama: a big change in how police officers are hired in california in response to the january 6 interaction -- insurrection. >> law enforcement agencies will now be required to screen applicants for ties to hate groups. it will be easier to fire anyone with those kinds of connections. the act was signed into law by governor newsom today. amanda del castillo you spoke with key players who pushed to get that bill passed. reporter: what's being described as an effort to enhance community trust signed into law friday. the california law enforcement

accountability reform act was crafted by southbay assemblyman on cholera on the heels of the january 6 interaction at the u.s.. >> there is an issue and there has been, as identified by the fbi. on issue of infiltration in law enforcement by those who have affiliations with a groups. what this does is empower police departments to actually weed out those potential applicants. reporter: the push became more pressing after a 20 state police audit found five california law enforcement agencies including the san jose police department had not done enough to prevent biased behavior. william barr maline is with san jose state's human rights institute, a group that cosponsored the bill. the act goes beyond the bar of implicit bias. >> it creates a mechanism for incoming recruits and existing law enforcement officers what would prohibit their membership

in groups that are advocating or participating in hate crime's or genocide. reporter: an extensive hiring process. the act calls for the investigation into an officers potential membership or participation in hate groups and advocacy of any public expressions of hate including social media posts. the measures are motivated by real cases from across the country. cal state east by criminal justice professor, not affiliated with the bill, weighs in. >> it is surprising that some of these assessments, background investigations, psychological tests, they haven't picked up on many of these. i think this law pushes us in the right direction. reporter: california law. many hope it will be a model across the u.s.. abc7news. dion: alameda county's sheriff elect says dozens of deputies

are owed an apology after they were removed from duty because of their scores on previous psychological exams. the city of sanchez saying, it's my hope we can earn back the trust of our agency members. our community and those who seek employment in this profession. those deputies are being administered a new exam. new 11:00, police in stockton say homicides over the last three months may be connected but they are unsure if they were committed by one person or multiple people. investigators say there are similarities in five killings that happen early in july. the victims were all shot to death. investigators say they were alone at the time they were killed and the homicides happened in the evening or early morning hours. stockton police released a surveillance photo of an individual they've identified as a person of interest in the case. the city is offering a $75,000

award for information leading to an arrest. dan: open police calling for the communities help after that terrible shooting on wednesday. there are no arrests. investigators told abc7news that officers responded to the campus in the past couple months. it's one of three schools there. the organization youth alive has a violence interrupter on the campus who works on de-escalating incidents. that person is following up on leads from within the school. >> emails, text messages, videos. trying to make sure that what happened here doesn't spill off into other schools or the community. dan: oakland police are avail -- reviewing video of the shooting. the video has not been made public. in the meantime, signs of optimism from educators at one of the other schools on the

campus. >> we will be coming back to school in the near future. we will be coming back stronger, in a safe and supportive environment. we are coming back, most of allt that we alwa dan: this video was posted on the youtube channel today, offering encouragement to students in promising a safe return to the classroom. classes have been canceled since the shooting but bay tech will allow students to return to campus tomorrow to pick up their belongings that they had to leave. hurricane ian is pounding the east coast tonight, drenching south carolina's low country after causing catastrophic damage. the category 1 storm came ashore at the worst possible time, high tide. winds of 85 miles per hour stoked the storm. it washed away peers and flooded streets. south carolina governor has declared a state of emergency. >> i received a request for an emergency declaration from the

governor which i approve right away, just as i did for florida. this allows for immediate federal funding for the state to shelter people, provide other essential support. dan: when ian hit florida, it was a category four storm. 33 people have died in the deadliest storm in 60 years. authorities expect the number of dead to rise. dion: ian is pushing north tonight, making its way through north carolina. sandhya: yes. as we take a look at live doppler 7, even though this has weakened even more tonight, it is still dumping rain across the mid atlantic states from north carolina, heading into virginia. we are seeing maximum sustained winds of 40 miles per hour. this morning just after 11:00. this was the third landfall. this system has held together.

now it is post-tropical. 40 mile-per-hour wind, moving north. numerous reports of flooding and flash flooding. that will be the greatest threat going forward. the wind is gusting to 29 at hatteras, 25 in wilmington. 21 up to the north. it will continue to weaken. by sunday, it will fall apart. until then, additional rainfall totals measuring up to six inches. dan: still problems. thank you. you can help people affected by hurricane ian by donating to the red cross. dion: running water that burns eyes, fills rooms with a strong odor, and even comes out brown. that's what hundreds of residents in one bay area city say they've been living with. now a newly published report is hoping to change things. zach fuentes spoke with those impacted and with officials about what's being done about it.

reporter: it's a visual that is difficult to look at. the water residents are getting when quality is at its worst. >> the pipes are being cleaned out. we don't get a notice when they do. whenever we turn on the water and its brown, we just have to wait and let the water run until it's clean again. reporter: it's just part of the completes this local organization collected in a survey that was published this week. it was part of a larger report that aims to get grant money to improve water structure and underserved communities. it found more than 700 east palo alto resident saying they are concerned about their water quality and aging infrastructure. >> whenever i shower, my eyes burn. i have a lot of hair loss now. i don't cook with the water. we buy water bottles. to drink and use for cooking. reporter: more than 75% of

respondents buy bottled water for cooking and drinking. 55% did not feel their drinking water is safe. the survey opened up an important opportunity for residents to have their voices heard. >> the families are taking the initiative, how they can advocate for them, for themselves. it's important to know what is the next step. reporter: it has caught the attention of local leaders. we reached out to east palo alto. a report explains that the city contracts a water operator who oversees quality standards. the water received comes from the san francisco public utilities commission. the water has to pass through old water systems owned by the city and aged pipes owned by the residents which may lead to the water becoming discolored. any water issues can be reported by residents and will be investigated. the county supervisor says federal and local governments have to step up. >> we need to allocate funding so that they can develop a

comprehensive plan to fix this aging infrastructure. reporter: the city says it is planning a public meeting about the water system on november 17. the city council will be set to approve $8.5 million for a new water system master plan. abc7news. dan: coming up, could you finally get some relief at the gas pump? what governors is -- governor newsom wants to do. dion: a grandmother gets robbed and the suspects get away with her life savings. what is more alarming is how this crime unfolded. dan: look at this long line in the north bay. the new stamp these folks were eager to get their hands on. dion: here's a look at what is coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> tonight, we say goodbye to brooklyn. ♪ no one loves the roar of the crowd more than you. >> then will arnett. >> this is better than l.a.

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dion: robbed of her entire life savings. what is frightening is what one of the suspects was wearing. i spoke to this woman's granddaughter. this surveillance video shows a grandma watering her plans wednesday morning. a man approaches her home. >> a man dressed in one of those construction vests with a hard hat and a laptop. he walked from the car to the front door and rang the

doorbell. he was wearing a ski mask. reporter: the woman's granddaughter requested we only use her first name. >> my grandma is a very smart lady. she didn't let him in. reporter: two more individuals were entering the backyard. when grandma tried to run to the front of the home, the man broke in. you can hearmami as the suspecttarawa and proceee and beat her. her home was ransacked. her entire life savings was stolen. the event was traumatic for her entire family. she wanted to speak out to raise awareness about this type of crime, especially for elderly asian americans. additional video from dashcam shows the three suspects exiting with armfuls of stolen goods. daly city police tell me the investigation is ongoing and there have been cases where suspects dress up like utility workers in the past.

skyler has started a gofundme to help with her grandma's recovery. you can find a link to it in this story at our website. moving on. tomorrow, san francisco street renamed after a man who was violently shoved and killed. the 84-year-old was attacked while on a walk in his neighborhood in january of last year. he was pushed to the ground, hit his head, and died from his injuries. community numbers -- members will rename the lane in his honor. the man charged with his death is now on trial. dan: no matter where you go, you will find the highest gas prices anywhere in the country. the price per gallon in california is almost double the national average. a reporter explains that governor newsom has a new plan now to help reduce costs. >> 1.3 gallons. reporter: on monday, gas prices

in the bay area were more than six dollars per gallon. by friday night, some prices close to seven dollars a gallon. >> it is still going. how long have we been talking? it's nuts. you can't comprehend this. reporter: he works in construction. >> this is as high as i never pay -- ever paid. >>'s total was $140. jorge nava route 8 gassed up before driving to gilroy. $82. frustrating? >> yes. i thought it was going down. all of a sudden, up again. reporter: part of what's going on his recent maintenance issues at california refineries, pushing up prices. the price of gas in california per gallon is almost double the national average. gavin newsom says greedy oil and gas companies are fleecing californians. >> the degree of diversions from the national prices has never happened before. oil companies provide no

explanation. the fact is, they are ripping you off. their record profits are coming at your expense. reporter: newsom is calling for a windfall tax on oil companies, a surtax on businesses with the purpose of redistricting excess profits. >> last week, i was paying 5.50. now it is seven dollars. >> i usually spend 100 every week for gas. reporter: the governor is calling on state regulators to speed up the transition to cheaper winter blend gas a month early. it's cheaper to make and cheaper for consumers. >> it should increase supply and result in savings, up to $.25 per gallon within the next two weeks. >> i don't drive every day to work either. to help with gas prices. from four dollars to seven dollars is a big gap. reporter: abc7news. dan: take a look at this group.

just some of the rap artists who hopped onto his room today with governor newsom. they looked on as he signed a bill that limits the use of rapley rex as evidence in criminal cases. dion: moving on to the weekend weather. things look nice if you have anything to do outside. dan: sandhya patel has the forecast for the weekend. sandhya: we are turning the chapter to october. we have some lovely weather but it's changing. it will be a cooler weekend. let me show you something that is stunning. i must say, i had help from transmission who helped set up the shot. it's the crescent moon tonight. it was just in the right spot at the right time. with help from transmission, we got this just so we could share this lovely time-lapse with you. there is fog out there. we were able to get above it. there will be some around for the tour to cure in sonoma

county at sonoma state university. it benefits the american diabetes association. breezy and cooler for the mavericks festival tomorrow. a mix of sun and fog. let's take a look at a forecast. it will be morning drizzle and fog followed by some sun mixing in with clouds. mid 60's both days. cooler than what we saw today. mid to upper 50's in the mornings. good idea to grab a jacket before you go because you know the nights and the mornings can be will. foggy tonight. live doppler 7 showing you the fog has just closed in on the coastline. visibility over a mile in half moon bay. that's where you will have to watch out. temperatures, 50's co-side all the weight to the 70's inland. highs for today. warmer day as expected. inland areas in the low 90's. 82 in oakland.

74 in the city. 89 in santa rosa. today marks the end of our water year. rainfall. you will notice everyone between 58 percent in san jose to 94% around oakland, getting just over 17 inches of rain in san francisco. let's hope for a good winter. golden gate bridge camera. a cooler start to october. find fall weather coming your way for fleet week. watch out for the damp road wakes -- ways. the careful out there. tomorrow morning, you start out with 50's and 60's. tomorrow afternoon, temperatures cooler. 80 in san jose. 83 in morgan hill. 77 in redwood city. 65 in pacifica. san francisco at 69. north bay at 82.

81 in san rafael. 78 in fremont. inland, low to mid 80's. 85 degrees in livermore. morning drizzle followed by a cooler weekend. fleet week festivities will feature warmer conditions with 60's, 70's, 90's. california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california.

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dan: the 100th birthday of charles schultz, 10 new forever stamps. the designs feature the peanut gang. dion: he created 18,000 comic strips, reaching hundreds of millions of readers. the stamp dedication was held at the charles i'm schultz museum in santa rosa. he lived in santa rosa county for almost 40 years. dan: the giants are in their final home stand of the season and they had some fun tonight. dion: they reveal joining us now. larry: the giants busting out the heavy lumber. for home runs plus this turns into your classic little league homer. joc pederson headed home.

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larry: read my lips. that's the one thing jimmy garoppolo did not say about this lipreading controversy following the loss in denver. was he frustrated with kyle shanahan's playcalling? i don't know. garoppolo claims he doesn't know what he said. >> i don't know. i can't read lips. i'm sure i've said worse things on the field than that. i'm glad they caught that rather than something else. i'm not sure what i was saying. i say a lot of things in the heat of battle that i hope people don't hear. me and kyle are cool. we've been through a lot of different types of seasons, this being no different. we are early on in the season still. larry: monday night football.

49ers hosting the rams. kickoff is monday night at 5:00 right here on abc 7. final orange friday. wilmer flores receive the will not work. -- willie mack award. his dad throughout the first. so cool. evan longoria. homerton the first and second innings. the only other giant to do this multiple times in a career was willie mays. 4-1 giants. joc pederson with a drive. he thought this was an out. he triples. the ball takes a crazy ricochet. ? romping to third. little league homer. triple and an era. giants with four homers. they win 10-4 to keep their playoff hopes alive. a's fans in the crowd in seattle. shale in clear, not so fast.

launching his fourth of the year. ties the game at 1-1 in the second. stayed tight until the bottom of the ninth. cal raleigh down the line. hits the foul pole. good night. game over. the m's and their long drought. celebration time. 2-1 seattle. they are onto the playoffs. warriors in japan. working on his samurai moves. swing and a miss. if at first you don't succeed, swing again. he was much more at home on the basketball court. 20 points and nine boards. 94-87. sports on abc 7 spo

naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30.

dion: thank you for watching. dan: that's it already?

we appreciate your time. right now, jason bateman. see you tomorrow. >> lou: from brooklyn, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- jason bateman, and music from action bronson. presented by dr pepper. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice.