the california air resource board. and it is the capacity i will speak to you today i really thrilled be here with all of you celebrating the opening we can't say enough of not only the very first clean air center in the bay area. for vulnerable population program. we are proud to lead the program partner with air districts including bay area qmd. now in addition to announcing the opening of the facility we are also unwill veiling the new clean air center logo you see here. it was developed by staff to help the public easily identify clean air centers. just imagine this pilot program will fund a network of clean arab centers and vulnerable communities across the state. and this loco is ment to provide a visual identity. that will make it easier for people to find a safe place during wildfire smoke events. this is an exciting program we are taking action to help people breathe easier. and might i add these are communities that bear disproportional and unfair burdens with air pollution impact. we remember in 20202 years

that, after this vote by the california air resources board, the state's clean air regulator.august they unanimously backed requiring all new cars and light trucks be zero-emission by 2035. >> i just really want to thank all of the hard work that went into building this package and putting together something that is world-changing. amna: it was two years ago, that california governor gavin newsom first issued an executive order, including that 2035 target. >> in the next 15 years we will eliminate in the state of california the sales of internal combustion engines. amna: there are short-term targets in the meantime. 35% of all those vehicles must be hybrid or fully powered by battery or fuel cells by 2026. 68% by 2030. and manufacturers who fail to meet targets, will have to buy credits from other manufacturers who've surpassed them or face a $20,000 dollar fine for every vehicle they fail to produce. dan: as as i was voting, i said this is perhaps the most important action i've taken in my life. amna: dan sperling is a member of the california air resources board. he also hea

the air resources board voted on the policy as a way to meet federal air quality standards. the move could spur similar bands and other states. meanwhile, california is preparing new funding to help people upgrade to more eco-friendly heaters. several bay area cities have pad have passed and the restrictions restrictions on gas appliances, including san francisco, oakland, berkeley, and san jose. jose. > >> a new study finds it would be be better for the power grid if electric vehicle drivers charged charged their cars during the day. in the past, owners have been urged to charge at night, but research shows the electric grid would be better sustained if owner shifted to charging at work or at other public charging charging stations. it's all because the state is producing a a large amount of solar energy during the day that is going to waste. > >> all right, let's process this for a moment, shall we? here is is the question of the day. would you eat pizza made of trash? we need to explain. kpix 5's itay hod introduces us to a couple that scours local markets to turn less th

. > >> speaking of clean transportation the california air resources board says it's planning to ban th caliia by the year 2040. that includes earlier deadlines for state and local governments to use only zero admission trucks. the board board is expected to consider that measure next month. > >> a man battling parkinson's disease for over 20 years had quite the experience today as he he and his grandson threw out the first pitch at the a's game. >> reporter: before we get to the ceremonial first pitch at sunday's ballgame, let's backtrack a little bit. this is a story about the close bond between a father and son in the process of understanding parkinson's disease and living with it. >> i'm slower with less energy and i've got a lot of pain. >> reporter: in 1990, long before it was a popular idea, this east bay dad suggested to his son that they would visit all 30 baseball stadiums that summer. they visited four and put the idea on hold. fast-forward to 2001, dan was diagnosed with parkinson's. the family had a lot of uncertainties, fears, and wasn't wasn't sure how much time dan wo

the california air resource board.today i really thrilled be here with all of you celebrating the opening we can't say enough of not only the very first clean air center in the bay area. for vulnerable population program. we are proud to lead the program partner with air districts including bay area qmd. now in addition to announcing the opening of the facility we are also unwill veiling the new clean air center logo you see here. it was developed by staff to help the public easily identify clean air centers. just imagine this pilot program will fund a network of clean arab centers and vulnerable communities across the state. and this loco is ment to provide a visual identity. that will make it easier for people to find a safe place during wildfire smoke events. this is an exciting program we are taking action to help people breathe easier. and might i add these are communities that bear disproportional and unfair burdens with air pollution impact. we remember in 20202 years ago this month. when a thick layer of wildfi

the governor is directing directing the air resources board to start distributing winter blend gas early, and here's why. >> the refiners can make more gas with a winter blend end they they can in the summer. because this is a supply problem this is is the quickest way to increase supply. but it implements it will likely cut spot price by a dollar which takes the steam out out of the retail, and a dollar a gallon on 1 billion gallons of of consumers using california is is $1 billion for the next month. >> we should also mention experts say hurricane ian will likely not impact our gas prices, because it didn't touch any refinery centers on the gulf gulf coast, only in florida itsf florida itself, reed. >> anne, thank you. > >> the dow fell 500 points to end the month, down nearly 9%. intsthe s&0 fell 54 are cuure community in san francisco's mission district. we will go inside a business that's drivin. that's driving. >> welcome back, the stage is set for hardly strictly bluegrass, the festival of bluegrass back after the pandemic hiatus. it has been a staple in the city for two decades.

the california air resources board says it's time for the state to reshape its use of heavy duty trucks. the american lung association, which supports the proposal, says diesel trucks have the highest pollution of any vehicle on the road. under the proposal. companies such as amazon or walmart would have to switch to electric power trucks by 2035. opponents of the measure say california, lexi infrastructure for the trucks and this will put more pressure on the state's power grid. a decision is expected to happen by the end of october. all right. well, let's go ahead and get a look at what's happening across the bay area today. know you're probably already making some weekend plans. good morning, john. yeah. first weekend of fall rain and things out there looking at a lot warmer and staying dry from this point forward. >> this morning we are seeing a dry morning unlike yesterday, which obviously brought some light showers to the bay area through much of your morning made for a slick morning commute yesterday here in the bay area. things have definitely quieted down. not a lot going on ou

pollution our footprint on the earth, but in reality, we still have to move cargo, the california air resources board says medium and heavy duty trucks account for 25% of the transportation sectors. greenhouse gas emissions. the board's report doesn't mention what it'll cost to fully transition to selling electric trucks after 2040. but it does say it will implement and scented spending, infrastructure, installation and land use policies within the proposed advanced clean fleets, regulation or a cf. you rely on the grid that doesn't have enough passivity to go through one week of heat wave. how are you going to charge all these trucks? right now? there are just over 1900 0 emission, medium and heavy duty vehicles on california roads. the president of abc trucking, and oakland says they've already begun to use electric heavy duty vehicles, but the cost of replacing fuel operated trucks is simply too expensive. right now, i just got a quote for electric truck, and it's basically half a million dollars gross. so when i do get, you know incentives, um, which is about $270,000 per truck. then i'm still at

eight years under a plan approved by air regulators today, the chronicle reports, the state air resources board voted unanimously to ban sales of natural gas heaters for commercial or residential use by 2030. the move is part of the state's goal to cut greenhouse gas emissions and number of various cities and counties are already moving to ban the use of natural gas in new construction to help reduce global warming. supportive housing project for homeless youth is open in san francisco today, mayor london breed and community members celebrated the opening of casa casa esperanza, located inside the former ula hotel on 16th street in the mission district. 25 units are now available for homeless youth looking to get off the streets. we know when we are paying close attention to supporting an uplifting our youth. then we're doing exactly what we should be doing to ensure that the next generation has the support has the resources has what have what they need to succeed. organizers say casa esperanza has on site social services to help tenants eventually get into permanent housing. operating an enter

the air resources board is demanding an end to diesel vehicles.ll have to face out into zero emission vehicles by 2024. officials with the trucking association say truckers about the practicality with lack of charging stations, the cost, and the limited range of electric vehicles. abc7news is committing to building a better bay area and one of the issues we are focusing on is climate change and the environment. thousand at the berkeley waterway in search of trash. the annual coastal cleanup day is designed to raise awareness and a chance to volunteer alongside families, scout troops, and other organizations to help clean up some beloved attractions. >> we found about 2000 pounds of trash just in berkeley. that might not sound like a lot, but that might sound like a lot, but a lot of it is paper and styrofoam, so if you can imagine how much paper and styrofoam we had to collect to get amanda: hundreds of people were a part of the cleanup in berkeley. if you would like to volunteer, cleanup days are held on the third saturday of each month. in the s

the california air resources board says it plans to ban the sale of diesel trucks in california by the year 2040 including earlier deadlines for state and local governments to use only zero admission trucks. the board is expected to consider the measure late next month. > >> with gas still hovering near six dollars a gallon, electric vehicles are on the minds of california drivers now more than than ever. we take a closer look look at one of the newest electric vehicles on the market today. >> we are coming to you from inside the front trunk of the newly released all electric ford ford f1 50 lightning truck. i can't help but think that the auto industry is now at a cross. a crossroads. typically we do not do automotive reviews on kpix 5 but this is the best selling vehicle in america for 40 straight years so that begs the question, what happens when the most popular vehicle in the country goes electric? it's fate fate may rest in the hands of people like gary, he helps run the bear creek horse stables pit pit >> would you consider electric truck? >> i could. >> reporter: he says the tr

> california is kicking its crackdown on gas powered cars into high gear for the california air resources boardlaiming that diesel admissions overwhelmingl affect low-income and minority communities and says it's their moral obligation to do so writing decades of racist and classist practices including redlining and siding decisions have concentrated heavy-duty vehicle and freight activities in these communities which causes in disproportionate pollution legal and moral obligations to lessen these burdens. jimmy, that is a mouthful, but bottom line, what they're sayin is that is racist, trucks are racist, highways our racist, so what are we going to do? instead of thinking about thing and thinking of how to lift up minority communities we're goin to ban everything. >> it's all god, this is where democrats do suck for the minority community. when you look at the issues the are facing, what are they? high inflation, high crime. taking diesel trucks off the road it will drum up the crime rate if people are in economically unstable situations . we are doing something because we care. i promise, not

a new proposal by the california air resources board is mandating an end to diesel powered trucks and big rigs. according to the chronicle, large trucking companies will have to phase out existing leads to zero emission vehicles by 2024. officials with the california trucking association say that truckers worry about the practicality involved with the costs. lack of charging stations and the current limited range of electric vehicles. the board is holding a public hearing in october on the proposal. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. one of the issues we are focusing on is climate change and the environment. thousands of volunteers combed the berkeley marina and other waterways across the state saturday in search of trash. the annual california coastal cleanup day is designed to raise awareness about marine letter problems. it is a chance to volunteer alongside families, scout troops and other organizations help clean up some beloved attractions. >> we found about 2000 pounds of trash just in berkeley. that might not sound like a lot, it might sound like a lot. but

the california air resources board says it is time for the state to reshape its use of heavy duty trucksamerican lung association, which supports the proposal, says diesel trucks have the highest pollution of any vehicle on the road. and under the proposal, companies like amazon and walmart would have to switch 2 electric powered trucks by 2035. opponents of the measure say california lacks the infrastructure for the trucks and this would put a lot more pressure on the state's power grid. a decision is expected to be happened, by the end of october. and happy first day of fall. we're not going to be looking ahead and what we hope will be a very wet fall and winter. but as you may have heard, we're entering a 3rd la nina season and the term la nina refers to a correlation between ocean water. temperatures and winter weather patterns. oftentimes it brings wetter than normal conditions to the pacific northwest and drier conditions to southern california here in northern california. the weather pattern he gives us an equal chance of above or below normal precipitation, meaning that la nina i

ask the air resources board to start distributing winter blend gas a month early to increase fuel supplyd as you know, our summer blend is more expensive as well due to the way they have to make it better for the environment in the summertime, but gosh, i mean, no any other ideas appropriate action sandia. yeah. i mean kristen i think that they you know, this has been going on for quite some time people are struggling just to put food on the table and pay for gas and all the soaring prices of food and stuff. i mean, what about the gulf of mexico where they can drill and get some more oil? i mean why? we have to import the oil don't you think that they would have a plan by now. i mean, these are things that they should have thought of i don't i don't think this was very well. orchestrated, especially after the big hike initially and the prices slowly came down and then they went right back up again. yeah, and if i can add something too, i was just on the east coast last week and gas there was about three dollars just over that so it just makes me think can't people in california figure ou

the california air resources board says the time of the state to reshape its use of heavy duty truckserican lung association, which is in favor of this, says the diesel trucks have the highest pollution of any vehicle on the road under the plan. companies like amazon and walmart use the big trucks. they have to switch over to electric power trucks by 2035. when we need, we have to have all the electric cars by all-new vehicle. well, that's what opponents are going. hold on a second. we don't even have structure for the cars. a little on the trucks. plus, they think it would put too much pressure on the power a decision is expected on the big trucks by the end of october. better get working now. >> and breaking overnight, a car crash in the south bank causes a huge mass and displaces 9 people from their home. i'll have the latest on the investigation after the break. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we

the state air resources board voted unanimously to ban sales of natural gas heaters for commercial oruse gas emissions. a number of areas, cities and counties are already moving to ban the use of natural gas and new construction to help reduce global warming. well california is getting over $107 million from the federal government to try and fight the opioid epidemic. the biden ministrations that's funding for every state this morning. california is getting the most, followed by florida and ohio in total $1.5 billion is being distributed to fund treatment for substance use, making it easier for people to access things like narcan and invest in overdose education. california indian tribes will also be getting 4.2 million to fight addiction and overdoses. the staffing shortage for oakland emergency dispatch center, the challenges they face and the impact it's having on response times. a warmer day felt over the bay area, and that trend is going to continue into the weekend. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. better hearing in three easy steps. one.

the california air resources board says it's time for the state to reshape its use of heavy heavy dutyis and says the diesel trucks have the highest pollution of any vehicle on the road. under the plan. companies such as amazon and walmart would have to switch over 2 electric powered trucks by 2035. but opponents say the california lacks the infrastructure for the trucks and this will put more pressure on the state's power grid, too. a decision is expected by the end of october. >> well, the man accused of murdering an 8 year-old hayward girl is pleading not guilty. dante jackson is charged with first-degree murder and child abuse for the death of sophia mason. her body was found in his home in merced, said back in march, he was supposed to be rain last week, but the case was delayed because he didn't have a lawyer yet. mason's mother, samantha johnson is also a co-defendant in this case. she has also pleaded not guilty. the san francisco police department quadrupled the reward for solving a 2016 double murder information leading to an arrest and prosecution of a suspect is now worth $

the california air resources board saying it is time for the state to change its use of heavy duty truckse american lung association says diesel trucks produced the highest amount of pollution of any vehicle on the road under this proposal, companies such as amazon or walmart would have to switch to electric power trucks by 2035. opponents of the measure say california lacks the infrastructure for the trucks and this would put more pressure on the state's power grid. a decision is expected to happen by the end of october. he and i are being sued over claims they failed to install technology in their cars to stop car thieves. according to this federal lawsuit, the company's decision to rely on older technology lead to an increase in thefts and in suing loss of value on the resale market. the plaintiffs claim that their vehicles were stolen after a video on tiktok a exposed a vulnerability in these vehicles making them easier to steal. police across the u.s. have reported a spike in car thefts since the kia challenge went viral earlier this year. and the car companies have not yet issued a

the california air resources board says time for the state to reshape its use of heavy duty trucks, then lung association, which supports the proposal, says diesel trucks have the highest pollution of any vehicle on the road. under this plan. companies like amazon, walmart and the like would have to switch over to electric power trucks by 2035. opponents say california lacks the infrastructure for these trucks and it would put more pressure on the state's power grid, too. can you imagine if your liver charger now look at this fleet trucks looking for chargers now, the better up infrastructure, camilla. >> all right. breaking overnight, a car crash in the south bay causes a huge mess and displaces 9 people from her home. we have the latest on the investigation after the break. ♪ ♪ from out of the blue, every room can be more innovative. with some of that. and a whole lot of this. meet our exclusive dent and scratch resistant stainmaster laminate. check out our most innovative products. only at lowe's. ♪strutting your way into my heart♪ ♪take your hat off make yourself at home♪ ♪how about

how are you going to charge all these trucks, the california air resources board says medium and heavy duty trucks account for 25% of the transportation sectors. greenhouse gas emissions. the board's report doesn't mention what it'll cost to fully transitioned to selling electric trucks after 2040, but it does say it will implement incentive spending. infrastructure installation and land use policies within the proposed advanced clean fleets, regulation or a cf. we all want clean air, and we wanted to use pollution or footprint on the earth, but in reality, we still have to move cargo right now. there are just over 1900 0 emission, medium and heavy duty vehicles on california roads. the president of abc trucking in oakland, says they've already begun to use electric heavy duty vehicles, but the cost of replacing fuel operated trucks is simply too expensive. right now, i just got a quote for electric truck, and it's basically half a million dollars gross. so when i do get, uh, you know incentives, um, which is about $270,000 per truck. then i'm still at 270,000 truck. um that's double w

. >> the california air resources board says it is time for the state to reshape its use of heavy duty trucks. the american lung association, which supports this proposal, says it. diesel traps have the highest pollution of any vehicle on the road. under the proposal. companies such as amazon, walmart would have to switch to electric power trucks by 2035. opponents of ,he measure say the california lacks the infrastructure for those kinds of trucks. and then this would put more pressure on the state's power grid. a decision is expected to happen by the end of october. tonight, president biden is clarifying a recent statement he made saying that the covid-19 pandemic is over. >> the president made the comments in an interview on 60 minutes sunday. but at a fundraising event, new york today, he said he meant to say the pandemic today is not where it was in its early stages. biden acknowledged that ne received a lot of criticism, particularly from health experts and some lawmakers or say the pandemic is over. the u.s. continues to record an average of more than 400 deaths related to covid

the california air resource board has bolstered its climate road map.s a response to concerns from governor gavin newsom. environmentalists, the new tactics include offshore wind development, climate friendly housing, construction and cleaner aviation fuels. the agency will also fast track projects to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and from the smokestacks of polluting industries. meanwhile, a surprising new report showing child poverty in america has sharply declined since the early 1990's, the nonprofit group child trends examined data from 1993, to 2019. it found child poverty has fallen 59% in that period in 1993, nearly 28% of children were poor, meaning their household lacked income necessary to meet basic needs in 2019, that number fell to about 11%. and experts say with pandemic aid today, it's likely even lower child trends says an expansion of government safety next safety net programs is the largest. coming up for your money this afternoon. just how much should you have and your emergency fund? we've got expert advice straight ahea

the california air resources board says it's time for the state to reshape its use of heavy duty trucksassociation with support this proposal says that diesel trucks have the highest pollution of any vehicle on the road. under the plan. companies such as amazon, walmart would have to switch to electric power trucks by 2035. opponents of the measure say california, lex, the infrastructure for the trucks and this would put more pressure on the state's power grid. a decision is expected to happen by the end of october. >> the man accused of murdering an 8 year-old hayward girl is pleading not guilty. dante jackson is charged with first-degree murder and child abuse for the death of sophia mason. her body was found in jackson's home in merced, said back in march, he was supposed to be rain last week, but the case was delayed because he didn't have a lawyer. mason's mother, samantha johnson is the co-defendant. in this case, she pleaded not guilty last week. the san francisco police department crowd drupal the reward for solving a 2016 double murder information leading to an arrest and prose

the california air resources board says it's time for the state to reshape its use of heavy duty trucksassociation, which supports this plan, says the g's will trucks have the highest pollution of any vehicle on the road under the plan. companies like amazon and walmart would have to switch over to electric power trucks by 2035. but opponents say will california lexi infrastructure where all the charges, these trucks and they're also saying it would also put pressure on the state's power grid. a decision is expected by the end of october. >> the man accused of murdering an 8 year-old hayward girl has pleaded not guilty. dante jackson is charged with first-degree murder and child abuse for the death of sophia mason. her body was found in are sent home back in march. he was supposed to be rain last week, but the case was delayed because he hadn't secured a lawyer yet. as for mason's mother, samantha johnson, she is a co defendant in this case and has also pleaded not guilty. and we're getting a better idea of just how bad it was for the food service industry in san francisco during the pa

a new proposal by the california air resources board is mandating an end to diesel-powered trucks ande to phase out their existing fleets into zero emission vehicles by 2024 officials with the california trucking association. say that truckers worry about the practicality involved with costs lack of charging stations and the current limited range of electric vehicles. the board is holding a public hearing in october on the proposal. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area one of the issues we are focusing on is climate change and the environment thousands of volunteers combed the berkeley marina and other waterways across the state saturday in search of trash the annual california, coastal cleanup day is designed to raise awareness about marine litter problems. it's a chance to volunteer alongside families scout troops and other organizations and help clean up some beloved attractions and we found about 2,000 pounds of trash just in berkeley and if you that might not sound like a lot it might sound like a lot but a lot of it is paper and styrofoam. so if you can imagine

the california air resources board says they're considering banning the sale of all gas powered truckslean fuel vehicles. truckers say finding carbon emissions on the roads is important, but right now the trucks are simply too expensive. i just got a quote for electric truck, and it's basically half a million dollars gross. so when i do get you know the incentives, um, which is about $270,000 per truck, and i'm still at 270,000. um. that's double what you would pay for a diesel truck. state air quality, regulators say medium and heavy duty trucks account for 25% of the transportation sectors, greenhouse gas emissions, and that's where the climate builds the governor signing today. the package includes a goal of california being carbon neutral by 2045 17. let's see what's happening on the roads this friday morning. is it more of a friday medium right now, sal? it's becoming light there, gasia , which is good, gasia and andre. good morning to you both. i do like what i see here. in fact, i'm going to start with the toll plaza which will give you kind of an overview. you can see that if y

the california air resources board says they're considering banning the sale of all gas power truckstate by 2040 and switching to electric and other clean fuel vehicles. trucker see fighting carbon emissions on the road is important, but right now the trucks are simply too expensive. we all want seen air and we want to do pollution our footprint on the earth born in reality, we still have to move cargo. state air quality, regulators say medium and heavy duty trucks account for 25% of the transportation sectors. greenhouse gas emissions under the proposal, companies with fleece larger than 50 trucks would also have to work on replacing their vehicles with zero emissions starting as soon as 2024 now ask for the climate bill, the governor signing today, the package includes a goal of california being carbon neutral by 2045. a push for more renewable energy, like wind and solar power required space between oil and gas wells and homes, schools and hospitals and carbon capture programs will sign those interlock in solano county later this morning this morning, bruno, a one year old french

view advocates and the bay area air quality management to ensure that we have the support and resources as the next ab671 community. requires the california air resource board and air districts to impelement emissions reporting monitoring and reduction plan and measures and effort to reduce air mrougz to combat pollution and other major concerns that affect our environment. i want to reiterate the most important goal is for you to have 1 huh human % clone up shipyard before the transfer of land to the city. [applause]. that the navy takes care of its responsibility. and as much as i love to wave a wand and pretend we are in a different state and pretend we have jurisdiction as supervisor we need our federal leaders and the navy to step and up take full responsibility on the shipyard. it is frustrating and a disheartning reality the board and the city of san francisco have no jurisdiction over the united states navy. but we do have a say in determining whether or not any land is transferred to the city of san francisco without 100% clean up. that land transfer does not take place. i know the navy declined show up today and this is disheartening they sent a l

when you look at that, it is across the board resource sucking for them. now at this time it is about airioning. if we were back on digital it would be about education again. those have to be plugged in, too. this is about having a blind spot for transition. even elon musk talked about this. we have to transition 20% of electricity coming from coal. another chunk, 50-60% coming from fossil fuels. we are not ready yet! if california grid doesn't preach it to us. if that bully pulpit can't show us. i am glad your sister and nephew are not suffering. wonderful. a lot of people in california really feeling this. >> i wasn't trying to say there was no suffering. this is not going to lead to reversal in the way people feel about reaching these goals and we need to be smart. >> harris: maybe leave california. >> let's get charlie in here. i want to talk about the transition. 20% of all power supplied by coal. five coal miners helped out electric vehicle that broken down. state senator smith said five coal miners pushing a battery car. they said we are good people. their jobs matter for the trans