peacefully. in other parts of the country this water would be freezing today but here, it is a lovely cool site in san jose where temperatures were in the low 90's. >> lake merritt offered up picturesque views of oakland. it was so warm in downtown oakland the city set a record. sandhya patel is live on the roof. >> was oakland the only city to set a new record? >> we had several cities setting records today. right here on the roof there is a mark change in the air. the sea breeze is coming in. it has cooled off from the last hour. a live picture from our walnut creek camera. the sun is shining. we have higher clouds. the records for today. downtown oakland, 91 degrees.

redwood city, a new record at 92. san francisco tie at 90. sfo barely breaking the old record at 86 degrees. england it was in the low to mid 90's. along the coast it was also warm. 92 in santa rosa. as we check out the 24 hour temperature change, it is warmer compared to 24 hours ago. 13 degrees warmer in san carlos. still going to be warm inland but mild along the coast inland at 7:00. tomorrow morning we start off with fog. tomorrow afternoon the warmth is back but it is not nearly as warm as what we experienced today. it is cooler coast and bay. i will be back to tell you about the possibility of maybe meeting -- may needing those umbrellas.

>> see you in a few minutes. we are working to build a better bay area every day at the pandemic has turned out to be one of the greatest challenges for san francisco. mayor london breed shared some of her frustrations about the slow recovery recently specifically some of the rural big tech companies -- the role that big tech of the knees are playing or not playing. candid and colorful remarks. >> the mayor slammed tesla ceo for moving his headquarters from palo alto to texas and she caught out salesforce's ceo saying he needs to do more to get workers to return to the office. the mayor realizes the answer to helping downtown recovery lies beyond big tech. at a café in downtown san francisco lunchtime is slow and that is taking a toll on the owner. >> compared to pre-pandemic we are only about 40% right now. we wish everyone comes up -- comes back. >> and a news article mayor london breed pointed out the

painful reality for san francisco. she says life as we know it be before the pandemic is not going to go back. according to mayor breed, the work from home thing will be here to stay. she went on to blast elon musk saying you mean the person who got a ton of tax breaks in california and decided to take that money and run? musk has moved his company headquarters to texas. we talked to the california bureau chief of bloomberg news about her interview. >> she distinguish between tech leaders who are boosters of the city added vested in the city and those who have been highly critical. >> greed told her she hoped tech workers would be back now. salesforce employs the most workers in the city of san francisco. the ceo has continued to let employees work remotely. a native safe it says can and big-time philanthropist talked to dan ashley about the city's recovery during last months dream force conference. >> if you think the downtown is

going to come back and be the way it was, you are living in fantasy world because the past is gone. >> he says the mayor is disappointed by salesforce. >> i would say what i got was disappointment and maybe some frustration. compared to her response about elon musk and his potential acquisition of twitter, a really outspoken critic of san francisco and california. she was frustrated somebody who had received over $3 billion in california tax credits up and moved tesla headquarters to austin. >> she says the mayor plans on finding ways to trick -- to attract different types of companies to downtown san francisco instead of counting on tech. the mayor says she sees an opportunity for san francisco to reinvent, re-create and we invest in commercial properties. she also sees a need to attract

other types of commercial industry. >> we want to dig in to this a little more so we have wrought in phil matier -- we have brought in phil matier. >> you saw i sat down with my committee off last month. do you see as his role? >> sort of a duo. on one hand he brought dream force back. that prop 40,000 people to san francisco and that was our first major big international convention and it was a success. on the other hand you can say he and other tech leaders are still allowing workers to work remotely. that is what they want to do. san francisco's business occupancy is about 40% below dallas, new york, even los angeles. it also means higher vacancy rates for offices and they say it is 25%. it is much higher. people are releasing three floors but they are using one and when the lease comes up they are out. the mayor sits there and says

she would like everybody to come back to work five days a week but city workers except for police and fire and nurses that have to be on the job, they are allowed to stay out -- to come in only three days a week when i said -- that is because we are having a tough time getting the unions to agree. tech is having a tough time it's as workers. city people are having a tough time with its workers. what we need to do is look at ourselves and say what can we do to make it better. >> you have seen san francisco with a lot of setbacks. it is the pandemic -- has the pandemic been the worst? >> has been the strangest. we have seen it go up and down pair the financial sector moved out of the city. we have never seen where it is set up like this. we were built on the gold rush per the idea was to come here and tech, we mine for gold and we struck it rich. we have a lot of empty mineshaft now. they are all built for office space. that even biotech.

you go to south san francisco. once you cross that line, they are exploding with biotech. in emeryville, biotech paired, tech we built it on facebook, airbnb, salesforce and angry birds. not exactly what you call a steady -- >> unlike what we have seen. we have seen it up and down many times. >> outgoing oakland mayor libby schaaf is getting ready to deliver her last state of the city address. the event is at an affordable housing development in the fruitvale district. the notion that oakland residents have been feeling unsafe now has numbers to back that up in a newly released survey. luz pena talked to residents and community leaders about what needs to be done to turn oakland around. >> the data is in. the results are staggering. three in five oakland residents say the city is on the wrong track. the main concern is crime. >> criminals are hitting retail

businesses. they are coming in. they are taking cash. there taking property. people are afraid to come downtown. people are afraid to be out on the streets. >> the oakland chamber of commerce surveyed over 600 residents with the help of fm three research. polls showed a dramatic dissatisfaction with local government as crime peaks. > as of the mayor also unfavorable. essentially identical to last year and very similar to counsel more broadly. 57% unfavorable to 35% favorable. >> we went to downtown oakland to hear from residents firsthand about how they feel. how would you describe the state of oakland rayna? >> not good. >> born and raised in oakland. she has noticed a concerning shift in the last three years. >> the ongoing crime that was not here when i was a teenager or young adult growing up.

use of drugs. >> the oakland chambers board president says the survey showed residents one more police officers. >> part of the problem we believe is we don't have enough police officers. >> the oakland police officers association says they are understaffed and need more resources. >> we are down to 678 police officers today. as about 100 less where we were before the pandemic and hundreds below what we need to be to address the doubles of crime and calls for service. > according to the survey mustn't and housing costs continue to be some of the most acute problems facing oakland right now. >> renters rights is not being met. if people can't afford the rent so they are on the street. everyone is to blame. >> traffic is back.

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>> news on the cost of gasoline. california's average gas price dropped to 594. a week ago 624. a month ago it was 544. president biden is promising help, pressuring oil companies to cut prices. >> you should be using these profits to increase production and refining. invest in america. >> he is ordering 15 million barrels of oil we released from the nation stockpile to stabilize supplies disrupted by the war in ukraine and production cuts by opec. republicans are blasting the plan. >> oil reserves do not exist to win midterms. they exist to help this country in an emergency. >> the president says the reserves will be replenished when prices drop further. prices are dropping but we are still paying more than than

average -- more than the average in california. a economist explained why. >> in california we have had a unique set of circumstances where refineries in california went on unexpected maintenance and reduced our ability to manufacture gasoline. that has cost california prices to get even higher even faster. >> california's average price is 594. more than two dollars higher than the average per >> bay bridge traffic is basically back to pre-pandemic levels. that is prompting calls for the return of casual carpool. a look at what it will take. >> are used to -- i used the daily commute to the city. since the pandemic i have -- there not been a lot of passengers or cars that want to take the ride over here. >> kelsey is talking about casual carpool. the grassroot service has been

around for decades. drivers picking people up at multiple locations across the east bay. two passengers as the ticket putting them into the speedier and cheaper carpool lane but the pandemic has taken a toll. >> i think it is a combination of people being a little bit nervous about having strangers in their car and the demand for people commuting to the city now is not as much because there is more remote work. >> john goodwin is with the metropolitan transportation commission. >> all bridge volumes particularly on the bay bridge are running 90 to 95% of pre-pandemic levels but carpool volume is somewhere between 50 and 70%. >> jesse used to pick people up prior to the pandemic. >> i saved at least half an hour on my commute every day. >> i hear anecdotally that casual carpooling is creeping back to life but because it is casual carpooling we don't

really have any statistics. >> we wanted to see for ourselves so i spent the morning at a popular pickup spot in oakland. there are many cars passing by but i have no idea whether they are here to pick somebody up or just getting from point a to point b. there are no signs indicating a pickup spot. drivers and passengers simply have to rely on each other to be here. i just spoke with a couple of women who say they have colleagues use the casual carpool service prior to the pandemic and they said the pickup location is here across the street. your im again waiting but it is a -- here i am again waiting but there are cars pulling up, slowing down. i have no idea of knowing if they are here for carpool service. i have started to ask people but so far no luck blair is one of the people i asked. >> i used to take it every day and it is sorely missed. >> what you think it is going to take to get it back?

>> i think the city has to step in and organize it. this lane gets parked in. it is not organized anymore. >> let's talk about the weather now. >> karina, it is a another gorgeous day. sandhya patel is here with the forecast. they brought you down from the rooftop. it was so nice up there. >> it was gorgeous. i timed it perfectly because the wind came in. it started cooling off. it is time for me to come back into the comfort of the studio. 63 in half moon bay. 91 in fairfield. felt like summer inland. like fall around san francisco and the bay because this is the time of year when we experience warm weather. when we take a look at life pictures, the bulmer camera standing out as the sun is getting ready to set and it is gorgeous. the low is sending us the high clouds.

it is high pressure commending our weather. this is the area of high pressure. those two centers that brought us the hot weather inlet and the one weather around the coast and the bay. warmth easing tomorrow. still above average. especially away from the coast. there is a slight chance of sprinkles or isolated showers primarily on saturday. your morning temperatures will be in the 50's and 60's. afternoon highs in the south bay. not as warm as today. 87 in callaway. 86, los gatos. 62 in half moon bay. 69 degrees in downtown san francisco. 60's along the coast. 84 in san raphael. 86 in santa rosa. if you like sunshine and you like the mild to warm weather, you got it tomorrow.

76 in oakland. inland and you are up to the low 90's fairfield, livermore. 88 degrees in concord and pleasanton. atmospheric river pushing into the pacific northwest. northern california gets rain. sierra gets rain and then some snow. a few sprinkles or isolated showers may pop up in the bay area so don't be surprised if you see that. in the mountains they are going to start to see some snow especially over the higher elevations. it will be windy over the ridge tops so travel might be dicey saturday. definitely a good idea to carry chains just in case. windfall estimates half in age to just over an inch for the pacific northwest. we may squeeze out a hundredth of an inch here or there. winds may be thinking up behind the front. the winds are gusty.

35, 37 miles per hour. ramping up over 40 miles per hour. the winds will ease on sunday but still going to be on the breezy side. accuweather 7 day forecast. the one thesis tomorrow. much cooler for your friday. when we are going from the 90's to the 70's you will notice. possibility of a few showers. dry, bright, breezy for sunday. warming backup closer to average. it is an interesting seven days ahead. >> hopefully people got out and enjoyed today. >> it feels like we have talked about nothing but covid for almost three years but a look at another health threat. it is an old one that has ch

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>> there is a concerning trend being seen by pediatric doctors on the east coast. respiratory viruses are hitting kids much earlier this season. dustin dorsey spoke with experts and has the details. >> don't let our current warm weather for you. cold and flu season is already upon us. while covid fears are plateauing for some doctors are warning the community about the early reemergence of certain seasonal illnesses. > this particular surge of standard which are virus occurring in october is unusual. . >> covid: something called viral interference so you don't -- you can't have both going on at the same time so last time we were in a major covid long was may 2021 and we started seeing rsv. >> k's is already rising dramatically on the east coast. the connecticut children's medical center setting up a tent unit on its lawn because they are out of ed's.

dr. alan schroeder at children's health says his hospital is seeing an unseasonable increase in illnesses. >> not only more rsv but quite a bit more of the other standard winter viruses as well. so they called wino -- called rhinovirus in particular is something we have been seeing for a good six weeks or so. the rsp surge has been the last couple of weeks. >> dr. schroeder says parents need to look for common symptoms such as coughing and when he knows serious symptoms like trouble breathing. ucsf infectious diseases expert says kids can spread it to adults as well. >> we need to be aware it is rsv and not something else. we need to test, think about it and think of the extremes of age being most susceptible. we are alert. everyone is kind of on alert now. when he turned member it is not all covid pick >> these doctors

say it is important not to be fearful but smart. most viruses can spread easily through touch. taking precautions like proper handwashing and getting a flu shot can make the situation better. >> we are less than three weeks away from election day. see how the bay area's biggest county is helping voters get ready. >> a lot of parents are going out and saying i don't have to drive my kid to soccer practice anymore. however we need to look at the research and decide whether or not these are safe. >> there is an upside and a downside. we look at the i

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from people specifically concerned about young people riding you bikes not safely. >> one of the trendiest and climate friendly new modes of transportation is on full display. dozens of electric bikes or e bikes which students ride to and from school and other afternoon activities. >> it is the way we have to go everyone to combat our climate emergency. cara is the executive director of the bicycle coalition and a&e bike owner. she says with the rapid rise has come some new challenges. specifically surrounding safety and young people riding these bikes who perhaps don't know the rules of the road. > in the past three months or six months there have been a crescendo in the amount of people complaining to us that perhaps people are riding on safely on our streets. >> central marin police's

recently put out a statement saying they have received multiple reports of kids operating scooters and electric cycles in an illegal manner and causing unnecessary risk to themselves in the general public. > what is happening in marin county is people have the financial capacity to buy these for these kids and they become trendy. a lot of parents are going out and saying i don't have to drive my kid to soccer practice anymore which is lovely, however, we need to look at the research and decide whether these are safe for our youngsters. >> these are all class one and these are class three. >> karen is the owner of an e bike store. she says to understand the concerns, people have to understand the three different classes. >> eight years ago california established legislation that defined what in electric bike is and defined three different categories. >> all three classes are exempt

from having registration, insurance and license plates. class one and three bikes are pedal assist. the bike scented how hard you are peddling and gives you assistance. class three goes faster and a rider must be at least 16 in all ages must wear a helmet. class two are different. they don't require any peddling and can go with a twist or push of a button. class one and two can go up to 20 miles per hour. there is no age restriction on a can ride them. some advocates say it is the class two bikes that are most concerning. >> you can take a five-year-old and put it on a throttle bike according to california law. >> do you think that should change? >> i think we need to research at a little bit more but i think in my heart of hearts i would not put my five-year-old on a class two throttle bike. >> she says these bikes are often marketed specifically towards kids like this one by a

california-based manufacturer which has no paddles at all. >> we have a two prone the issue. we have product coming into the market that is not safe. being sold to peoehorom lt stanm number two don't know how to use it. you might have a child who has grown up in a car. have going up in the back of an suv and one day their parents as i got you this e bike. go have fun. that is not a fair way to set a kid up. the >> bergen county bicycle coalition is working on a new training coalition called eve like smart marin that will teach teens and other kids safety protocols. governor newsom recently signed ab 1946, a bill that requires highway patrol to develop safe -- develop statewide training programs for you bikes by next september. karen says lawmakers need to be thinking broader. she says e bikes are not going anywhere and not only the loss

but the infrastructure needs to catch up. she points to the netherlands which recently built a subaru highway for fast-moving bikes. >> risk is we have this huge opportunity to do something positive and it could get messed up because nobody is a proactive and positive approach on this is a great way to get people around. how do we make more infrastructure? how do we make the rules more clear? >> new developments tonight. and edd fraud suspect has been arrested for allegedly stealing scott peterson's identity and filing a fraudulent claim. randy iglesias was arrested over the weekend and arraigned in sacramento county. a glaze he is allegedly collected one of your $45,000 in edd benefits between 2020 and 21 in her name and through the identities of convicted killer

scott peterson and carrie stay near. both have been locked up in stan clinton present since the early 2000. >> the office of california's governor is offering $50,000 rewards for unsolved cases. 16-year-old lamar murphy was riding his bike to a corner store near his home when he was shot and killed. he died at a january of 2017. there have been no arrests in the case. the alameda county sheriffs office put up a $10,000 reward but says it has exhausted all investigative leads and is hoping the new $50,000 reward will renew interest and tips. >> support is growing for the family of a man killed by an oakland police pursuit. a man leading oakland police crashed into his truck. the police officers are on administrative leave. the chief says the department will look into whether the

pursuit followed policy. a gofundme to support the family has raised several thousand dollars since it was started yesterday. we have a link a tour -- to it on our website. >> just weeks to election day and bay area county registrars are receiving ballots and counting votes. the santa clara county registrar gave a behind-the-scenes look at the work they are doing and what they will bay area to know. >> election day is fast approaching and registrar officers about -- in santa clara county ballots are arriving fast. the registrars office hosted a day for the public wednesday to look at the process that happens from the time the ballot is cast to the office receiving and processing it. a lot of the work to process ballots is happening in this room. envelopes are being sliced open to take the islets out at the ballots are being flattened to be processed through secure voting means. ready at this point thousands of

ballots have come in. santa clara county register of voters says there are more than one million active voters in the country -- the county. a jump from the primary election in june that saul and extra move low turnout >>. that 35% is making the decisions for 100% of all of our voters because they are the 35% that went out and voted and had their voices heard. i watch a higher check -- i want a higher turnout so more voices are heard. >> a key message her office and other offices around the state are also trying to make clear is the electoral process is safe and secure telling us they follow strict rules and each machine is tested and their voting system is not connected to the internet. >> there is no widespread voter fraud in santa clara county or the state as a matter of fact. does not exist.

>> some other dates to remember ahead of election day, early voting centers and valid drop-off locations are open now. the last day to register to vote is october 24. november 8 is of course election day and the date that has to be postmarked on your ballot for it to be counted. >> will need to have our voices heard. i encourage everyone to get registered if you are not and get out and vote. >> good news from the irs. that is something you don't hear often. tonight. >> a bay area woman fended off bill collectors for three years. bill collectors for three years. how and why she did don't mind me. i'm just the flu.

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the woman told us she did everything she was supposed to do and she canceled her at&t service yet she says the company kept filling her. she knows what she wants. when at&t took off a few of her favorite channels in 2019 she decided it was time to switch. she called the company and asked what she needed to do to cancel her tv and internet service. she followed the instructions and returned all of the equipment using the preaddressed labels. >> at the end of the funk oir asked are you going to hit it within early termination fee now? he said no. you are no longer under contract with us. >> the following month she received this bill for $70 for internet service. >> i found them and told them how could i have internet service when i have sent back to you all of my equipment? >> one month later she received another bill. . this time it included an early termination fee.

she complained once again. it promised to get back to her but she says she never heard back. instead she says she received over the next three years numerous collection notices. one came from a company known as franklin collection service. another came from radius global solutions. another from ic system. they'll tried to collect and failed. >> it was the cyst -- the principal. i did not owe them. i had been told i was now under contract. i felt like i did not owe it. >> after>> three years she called for reinforcements by contacting 7 on your side. >> was i scared? no. i was determined i was not going to pay it. >> we reached out to at&t and she received a call from the president's office telling her the bill would be zeroed out. >> i have not heard a thing since thanks to 7 on your side. >> at&t told us we help to this customer understand the charges

on her account and worked with her to resolve this issue. she is happy. we are glad at&t got back to us. >> great job as always. >> the irs is going to let americans keep more of their income next year due to inflation since tax rates are automatically adjusted for inflation. there will be higher cutoffs for all income tax brackets. also going up, the standard deduction. the baseline income people can claim tax-free will see the largest increase. since 1985 for individuals it is a $900 increase. >> i hope you enjoyed the warm weather today. co

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the largest was 3.4. multiple reports. 31. the maximum nine or two was 3.5. we widen out the picture here. we are starting to see the fog reforming along the coast. high clouds out there. tomorrow afternoon you're going to notice it is not quite as warm as today. low 60's to low 90's. seven day featuring those temperatures sliding. much cooler by the time we head into friday. you only in the upper 70's. look at saturday. maybe an umbrella. low 60's to low 70's turning very windy. sunday is a little less wind. next week back up to average for this time of year. >> what a great night for the warriors. >> beautiful. so many great things they had for them. >> positive energy. >> we need it.

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>> abc 7 sports with larry beil. >> it was back in 2009 steph curry tweeted we will figure this out. the warriors at the time were terrible. things have changed. even he cannot have imagined he would receiving that he would be receiving his fourth championship ring as the warriors celebrated their fourth title in three years. going from perennial cellar dweller to the model team at this point. last night he said he was soaking up every second of the celebration. first ring night at chase center. important for the franchise. the warriors were the worst team in the league just two years ago so this was really special. >> i was very intentional trying

to take it all in. you know you are preparing for a game but everything we went through to get back there and the anticipation of the night sitting on the bench watching every video, listening to everybody talk, catching different fans in the crowd and seeing how much people were enjoying the moment. after tonight and the journey begins in terms of knowing you're going to get everybody's best shot. you have some talented teams coming for you. we have to be ready for a doll knowing it is going to be a long journey. >> you have the 11 and then open sesame. >> clay showing off his ring to the tnt set. open sesame. all of his greatest hits. during the post game show this is interesting. clay added some much-needed perspective to the draymond green jordan poole punching incident. >> he was willing to do so.

without tremont, we are not the wires. without jp, we are not the warriors. brothers fight. we spend more time with each other than our families which is just the reality. we bought heads sometimes. we are set on repeating. i know we can do it. >> in life and sports, health is wealth and the 49ers are short on healthy bodies. the hope is guys like should various award in arik armstead can return to bolster the defense. the 49ers hosting the chiefs on sunday. bosa missed last week's game with a groin injury. safety jimmy lord in practice testing out his broken left hand. jason verrett, another member of the secondary china to come back

after a.c.l. surgery. he has yet to play this season. jimmy garoppolo would love to have trent williams back from the ankle injury. >> everyone gets frustrated with that. i have gotten more hardened with it. trying to deal with it. >> the news is pretty good overall. obviously going to be a process for everyone to get their values back. we are pretty resilient. >> josh allen in the house for the nlcs game. phillies jumped up to a lead. solo homer to left cuts the lead to three. josh bell deep to write. back to back on consecutive pages from guys who work at the deadline. 4-3 phillies in the fifth. juan soto doubles down the right-field line. 30 -- the game is tied at four.

padres score eight unanswered runs. solo blast to left-center. padres 18-5. best-of-seven series even at a game apiece and the yankees and astros, 1-1 in the sixth in game one of the alcs. i have not seen too many rings where you can rotate and there is a hidden trophy underneath. moving parts to the ring. open sesame. who comes up with this? >> i guess every year they have to get more creative. >> steve kerr said it is like a medallion. maybe some thoughts for your wedding. maybe like a ring that rotates. >> we can help does it. >> we will give your fiancé ideas. >> don't worry. >> coming up tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. it is the connors, the

goldbergs, maybe elementary home economics. big sky antenna, followed by abc 7 at 11:00. join us whenever you want wherever you are. that does it for this edition of abc7news. >> we appreciate your time. we will see you tonight at 11:00.

♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is... here is our third group of second chance contestants-- a dentist and entrepreneur from south salem, new york... a branch office administrator from baltimore, maryland... and a naval aviator from newport beach, california... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everyone, to second chance. today's contestants all thought they had played their last game of "jeopardy!", and yet, here they are, plucked from quiz-show limbo to do battle once again in our "jeopardy!" valhalla, the second chance competition. we already know that today's winner

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