let's get to abc 7 news reporter kate larsen who's live in santa rosa. we can see the rain coming down. reporter: absolutely. it's really been raining consistently for the past three hours. for most of the night, it was just a sprinkle. in the past 30 minutes, it is real rain. it is coming down hard. it is so exciting. rain in the street, on the highway, in the lamplight. >> this is amazing. we feel better now that it's raining. reporter: they huddled under the sonoma county sprinkles. >> we planned this whole girls day just for the rain. just to go out tonight. we are watching a spooky movie after this because we are obsessed with the fall weather. reporter: for rain lovers, i don't see jackets or umbrellas. >> we like to feel it. the feeling when the rain hits your skin. it's a good feeling. reporter: there was raingear present in downtown santa rosa in anticipation of the storms. >> fingers crossed. we were hoping for it. >> i can turn off my spangler's. >> eliminate some of the fire danger. reporter: the rain made some romantic moments. >> the weathe

let's get to abc 7 news reporter kate larsen who's live in santa rosa. we can see the rain coming down. reporter: absolutely. it's really been raining consistently for the past three hours. for most of the night, it was just a sprinkle. in the past 30 minutes, it is real rain. it is coming down hard. it is so exciting. rain in the street, on the highway, in the lamplight. >> this is amazing. we feel better now that it's raining. reporter: they huddled under the sonoma county sprinkles. >> we planned this whole girls day just for the rain. just to go out tonight. we are watching a spooky movie after this because we are obsessed with the fall weather. reporter: for rain lovers, i don't see jackets or umbrellas. >> we like to feel it. the feeling when the rain hits your skin. it's a good feeling. reporter: there was raingear present in downtown santa rosa in anticipation of the storms. >> fingers crossed. we were hoping for it. >> i can turn off my spangler's. >> eliminate some of the fire danger. reporter: the rain made some romantic moments. >> the weathe

kate larsen has reaction. kate: a contra costa jury convicted denville police officer andrew hall of assault with a firearm for shooting and killing a 33-year-old during a slow speed pursuit in danville in 2018. >> i hope it would have a positive impact on other officers knowing that there are consequences when you improperly kill someone. kate: the jury deadlocked on the more serious voluntary manslaughter count so the judge declared a mistrial for that charge. previously, the contra costa sheriff's office which provides services to danville cleared hall of misconduct. the civil-rights attorney that represents the family says they expected hall to be convicted on both counts. >> for that not to happen is very painful. kate: he also represents tyrell wilson's family, he was also shopping officer hall. he was placed on paid administered of leave after shooting wilson. that shooting remains under investigation. >> it is an interesting political issue as well as to the timing of all of this. kate: a criminal defen

anchor: kate larsen in the newsroom, you found some fans acting san francisco bars tonight. reporter: it was a great time especially at the end. it was a nailbiter until the end as the giants held onto the one-run bleed against the dodgers. i was tasked with the brutal assignment tonight of a barhopping. [cheering and applause] reporter: that was the end of the game at greens on poultry as the giants pulled out their second win against the dodgers. for a monday, bars were busy with most of the giants fans grateful to see the g-men pole within the wind. >> evan longoria! >> pumped that we got another win here. the catch is amazing. we are pumped. >> this is the best part of the year. giants, playoffs. >> good weather and beating the dodgers. >> i only want to beat the dodgers. >> i predict the giants will win the world series. i have never seen them reporter: i am going to throw a bone to dodgers fans. i found these two cuter than normal dodger dogs. their mom and dad are from l.a. fans telling us that evan longoria and brandon crawford both deserved m.v.p. tonight. fingers c

kate larsen has reaction. ntra costa jury convicted denville police officer andrew hall of assault with a firearm for shooting and killing a 33-year-old during a slow speed pursuit in danville in 2018. >> i hope it would have a positive impact on other officers knowing that there are consequences when you improperly kill someone. kate: the jury deadlocked on the more serious voluntary manslaughter count so the judge declared a mistrial for that charge. previously, the contra costa sheriff's office which provides services to danville cleared hall of misconduct. the civil-rights attorney that represents the family says they expected hall to be convicted on both counts. >> for that not to happen is very painful. kate: he also represents tyrell wilson's family, he was also shopping officer hall. he was placed on paid administered of leave after shooting wilson. that shooting remains under investigation. >> it is an interesting political issue as well as to the timing of all of this. kate: a criminal defense attorne

in the newsroom, kate larsen. >> a lot more to come.eveloping in san francisco. 120 police officers could potentially jobs if they don't file proof of vaccination by midnight. a little less than an hour from now. it is required by the vaccine mandate. some officers say the rule will hurt the city more than help it. j.r. stone. >> it is going to affect every district station in the city. >> san francisco police officer association's vice-president describing what will happen if the city of san francisco goes through with their vaccine mandate for city employees by terminating the 120 police officers who have not gotten the vaccine. >> you are not going to have the level of officers out there to be answering calls for service. unfortunately, we will lose some very good, gifted, very smart, intelligent officers. >> san francisco police officers have until midnight to show proof of vaccination or proof they received at least one shot. those individuals have until november 12 to be fully vaccinated. mayor london breed has been vocal about th

we want to get straight to kate larsen, who is working this story. the investigation involves three east bay police departments. what else do we know? >> richmond police chief is on n leave for allegedly making threats. according to the bay area news group, her husband is also on leave for his involvement. we spoke to the attorney, who said it is all over their 18-year-old daughter. they claim she has been manipulated into prostitution by an older man. joe goldman. his mother has accused the chief and her husband of physically restraining her and threatening her life. attorney michael raines says that is not what happened. >> they had gone to this guy's mother and talked to her to get him to say tell your son to please give us our daughter back. that is all we want. as a result, the mom made complaints that they threatened to do something to the son. >> the bay area news group sites court documents that say goldman's mother asked for a restraining order last week, which was temporarily denied. on the same day goldman was arrested by u.s. marshals in

kate larsen, abc 7 news. ama: and we were sending push alerts on our abc 7 news app today as new information came in on the shooting. the app is free in the app store. dan: some breaking knows, a cinematographer is dead and a movie director in the hospital in a deadly shooting involving alec baldwin and a prop gun. it happened on the set of "rust," filmed in new mexico. the director of photography died from her injuries. this photo is her most recent post on instagram. she was 42 years old. director joel sousa was taken to the hospital. his condition is unknown. he lives in the bay area with his family. this photo of alec baldwin was posted from the set earlier. that is fake blood, of course. no charges filed as the investigation is underway. ama: rain caused flooding in part of the north play -- north bay. it's only the beginning. we still have several more days of stormy weather. meteorologist andy patel is here with when the rain will pick up again. sandia? sandia: it is starting to inch toward the north b

kate larsen is a member of our own vaccine team. she was at the announcement today and has the timeline for when this will go into effect. >> we want to end this pandemic. we are all exhausted by it. kate: with that, the governor announced all california students, public and private, kindergarten through 12th grade, the vaccinated against the again coronavirus once the shot is fully approved by the fda. >> we want to see all of our staff also see them get vaccinated. kate: he is directing california's department of public health to add the covid vaccine to the list of diseases that children must be immunized against in order to attend school. there will be accommodations for medical and religious exemptions. >> it is a really good step and it is not over yet. the fight to get everybody vaccinated. kate: 113-year-old in marin -- one 13-year-old in marin, he testified at the state capital in support of a bill that removed personal belief as an exemption for school vaccine requirement. he is a leukemia survivor and could not attend sch

kate larsen, abc 7 news. dan: thanks a lot. oakland is now requiring all city employees to be fully vaccinated. city council tonight a that mandate. it takes effect immediately but gives workers until november 29 to get their shots. workers will be allowed to request a medical or religious exemption. if you rely on public transit in san francisco, a vaccine mandate debate could slow your commute. j.r. stone explains that more than 600 san francisco mta employees are unvaccinated, many of them muni drivers and soon they could be off the drop. reporter: 300 transit operators off the job at -- would mean double or triple the amount of's union of america president roger barranco says will happen if unvaccinated muni bus operators are fired for not getting the vaccine by november 1. like san francisco is requiring. >> it's a scary situation because it is like the city and county of san francisco chopping off their own leg when you don't need to. reporter: at tuesday's meeting, 640 municipal transportation agency employees aren't vac

abc 7 news reporter kate larsen spoke with the family.his is a story you will see only on 7. >> the soil literally just gave out and then the trees came toppling over at the same time. >> glass went flying. the whole rv was shaking back and forth. i looked over and i was, i was panicked. kate: it was just before 6:00 sunday evening, danielle climbed out into the pouring rain, yelling for her husband who was taking a nap on their bed. >> i woke up, i heard danielle screaming for the dogs. i noticed this tree was right up against my shoulder. i saw a little bit of an opening, so i said, i'm ok. if i was over another six inches, the whole tree would have crunched me. kate: danielle, matthew, their two teenage daughters and their dogs have been living in the rv. one daughter was in the construction tent. the other was in the rv next to her mom along with two of the dogs. their third dog had just died. >> our dog had just passed the night before. i think he was our guardian angel in saving his life. had the tree fallen over him, he would have

abc 7 news reporter kate larsen spoke with the family. this is a story you will see only on 7. >> the soil literally just gave out and then the trees came toppling over at the same time. >> glass went flying. the whole rv was shaking back and forth. i looked over and i was, i was panicked. kate: it was just before 6:00 sunday evening, danielle climbed out into the pouring rain, yelling for her husband who was taking a nap on their bed. >> i woke up, i heard danielle screaming for the dogs. i noticed this tree was right up against my shoulder. i saw a little bit of an opening, so i said, i'm ok. if i was over another six inches, the whole tree would have crunched me. kate: danielle, matthew, their two teenage daughters and their dogs have been living in the rv. one daughter was in the construction tent. the other was in the rv next to her mom along with two of the dogs. their third dog had just died. >> our dog had just passed the night before. i think he was our guardian angel in saving his life. had the tree fallen over him, he would hav

kate larsen, abc 7 news. dan: thanks a lot.akland is now requiring all city employees to be fully vaccinated. city council tonight a that mandate. it takes effect immediately but gives workers until november 29 to get their shots. workers will be allowed to request a medical or religious exemption. if you rely on public transit in san francisco, a vaccine mandate debate could slow your commute. j.r. stone explains that more than 600 san francisco mta employees are unvaccinated, many of them muni drivers and soon they could be off the drop. 300 transit operators off the job at -- would mean double or triple the amount of waiting. that's what transit workers union of america president roger barranco says will happen if unvaccinated muni bus operators are fired for not getting the vaccine by november 1. like san francisco is requiring. >> it's a scary situation because it is like the city and county of san francisco chopping off their own leg when you don't need to. reporter: at tuesday's meeting, 640 municipal transportation agen

kate larsen, abc 7 news. ama: and we were sending push alerts on our abc 7 news app today as new information came in on the shooting. the app is free in the app store. dan: some breaking knows, a cinematogr aecir t hospital in a deadly shooting involving alec baldwin and a prop gun. it happened on the set of "rust," filmed in new mexico. the director of photography died from her injuries. this photo is her most recent post on instagram. she was 42 years old. director joel sousa was taken to the hospital. his condition is unknown. he lives in the bay area with his family. this photo of alec baldwin was posted from the set earlier. that is fake blood, of course. no charges filed as the investigation is underway. ama: rain caused flooding in part of the north play -- north bay. it's only the beginning. we still have several more days of stormy weather. meteorologist andy patel is here with when the rain will pick up again. sandia? ik. this fir light storm coming in early in the morning. the second one is a stron

hills firestorm the tree of hope was lit to honor those who lost their lives abc 7 news reporter kate larsen tonight where families of victims shared their memories. thirty years ago to date hills of oakland in berkeley caught fire two months after the devastating fire storm that killed 25 people in destroyed more than 3,000 homes a nursery owner. wanted to give sur. or something to look forward to so we planted a 35-foot christmas tree at the top of grizzly peak in russ. aubrey's backyard firefighters saved aubrey's home in the 1991 fire and every year since he's lit a new kind of treat a tree of hope those lights shine and sparkle for. the spirit of people who are here before lewis dudley mcneary jr. died near his home in the oakland hills trying to save a neighbor in remembrance his family rang a bell. i just hope he didn't suffer and i just hope that if what happened happened quickly tony and alicia were in their 20s when their dad died when i see all these other fires that happen every single year. it just brings up the memories all over again, and i'm just like, what does this keep hap

kate larsen is a member of our own vaccine team.announcement today and has the timeline for when this will go into effect. >> we want to end this pandemic. we are all exhausted by it. kate: with that, the governor announced all california students, public and private, kindergarten through 12th grade, the vaccinated against the again coronavirus once the shot is fully approved by the fda. >> we want to see all of our staff also see them get vaccinated. kate: he is directing california's department of public health to add the covid vaccine to the list of diseases that children must be immunized against in order to attend school. there will be accommodations for medical and religious exemptions. >> it is a really good step and it is not over yet. the fight to get everybody vaccinated. kate: 113-year-old in marin -- one 13-year-old in marin, he testified at the state capital in support of a bill that removed personal belief as an exemption for school vaccine requirement. he is a leukemia survivor and could not attend school because 7% o

i'm kate larsen. you're watching abc 7 news at 11 right here on abc 7 and wherever you stream we start now with that developing news. the shooting happened early this morning on a rural stretch of los animas avenue at a homeowned by gilroy city council member rebecca armin doris abc 7 news reporter ryan curry went to gilroy to find answers and learned that a fight broke out right before the gunfire. just down this road in several houses down is the home of councilmember rebecca armandaris and police are now investigating as to what led up into that shooting the left one person dead and others injured. they've blocked off this road as they continue that investigation. gilroy pol pol pol pol pol pol person fired a gun a man died at the scene in three other people were injured two of them in critical. addition at the hospital. yeah. i heard some shots with that. that was i mean that's like every weekend so i didn't think nothing about it. joanne camp lives just down the road from under reasons home, but

hills firestorm the tree of hope was lit to honor those who lost their lives abc 7 news reporter kate larsen was at the ceremony tonight where families of victims shared their memories. thirty years ago to date hills of oakland in berkeley caught fire two months after the devastating fire storm that killed 25 people in destroyed more than 3,000 homes a nursery owner. wanted to give sur. or something to look forward to so we planted a 35-foot christmas tree at the top of pe. aubrey's backyard firefighters saved aubrey's home in the 1991 fire and every year since he's lit a new kind of treat a tree of hope those lights shine and sparkle for. the spirit of people who are here before lewis dudley mcneary jr. died near his home in the oakland hills trying to save a neighbor in remembrance his family rang a bell. i just hope he didn't suffer and i just hope that if what happened happened quickly tony and alicia were in their 20s when their dad died when i see all these other fires that happen every single year. it just brings up the memories all over again, and i'm just like, what does this keep h

not education policy kate larsen abc 7 news voters in san francisco could go to the polls at least four board recall that we just talked about voters will also decide on a new assessor recorder on february 15th a general election to replace outgoing assembly member david chu as possible in april, depending on when the governor sets the date. the statewide primary will be june 7th and on november 8th, california's general elections will be held. east bay school bus service for berkeley elementary school students is suspended. that's because 11 drivers have been exposed to covid most of them at the city's transportation department some 1400 children rely on the bus service. it's unavailable monday through thursday while exposed staff members remaining quarantine. the district says it didn't see any significant change in attendance today. colin powell the first black secretary of state has died as you've probably heard today after a battle with covid-19 the 84 year old husband and father also had a rare blood cancer that weakened his immune system abc news reporter ike ijaci has more now o

of that's why we call the kate larsen. we want to end this pandemic.overnor gavin newsom announced all california students public and private kindergarten through 12th grade be vaccinated against coronavirus. once the shot is fully approved by the fda for the younger age groups. we also want to see all of our

not education policy kate larsen abc 7 news voters in san francisco could go to the polls at least fourimes next year in addition to the school board recall that we just talked about voters will also decide on a new assessor recorder on february 15th a general election to replace outgoing assembly member david chu as possible in april, depending on when the governor sets the date. the statewide primary will be june 7th and on november 8th, california's general elections will be held. east bay school bus service for berkeley elementary school students is suspended. that's because 11 drivers have been exposed to covid most of them at the city's transportation department some 1400 children rely on the bus service. it's unavailable monday through thursday while exposed staff members remaining quarantine. the district says it didn't see any significant change in attendance today. colin powell the first black secretary of state has died as you've probably heard today after a battle with covid-19 the 84 year old husband and father also had a rare blood cancer that weakened his immune system ab

kate larsen, abc 7 news. liz: they want to thank everyone who reported shaking on usgs's did you feel it website. he said the data points provide seismologists with valuable information. if you want to check out resources including a guide for what to prepare in a go-bag, head to our website, abc7news.com. on capitol hill, the countdown is on to pass the stalled bipartisan infrastructure bill. nancy pelosi set and october 31 deadline. that is when highway legislation is set to explore -- expire. mary alice parks has details on where negotiations stand. >> president biden, sounding confident he can get both in infrastructure and reconciliation budget bill across the finis le. pres. biden: i believe i can get this done. i believe when -- the american people will get this done. >> moderate house democrats were pushing for an immediate vote on the bipartisan $1 trillion infrastructure bill that would revamp the nations bridges and airports. progressive wanted to hold off -- progressives wanted to hold off on the

kate larsen, abc 7 news.liz: and if you want to see more from this, but from the comfort of your home, head to our website, abc7news.com. we have the highlight of the airshow and the parade of ships you can watch. if you want to check out fleet week in person, the schedule of events is also posted on our website. also today, a busy weekend, the worriers our hope is sting -- hosting -- the worriers are hosting an open practice in front of fans at the chase center. tickets cost five dollars. fans will get to see former warrior sean livingston before practice starts. if you are going, you must show proof of vaccination to go inside. fans 11 years and younger must show proof of a negative covid test. doors open at 11:00 this morning. in the south bay, tonight's soccer match at paypal stadium has been called off because of the violence at the earthquakes game friday night. eight people were arrested at the stadium and surrounding parking lots. one person was grazed by a bullet. police say it might have started whe

kate larsen is part of our vaccine team. she is live with more on today's big deadline. kate: there is very high compliance with the vaccine mandate among bay area health care providers but there are still some health-care workers who feel they can't get the vaccine and may not have a paycheck until they do. >> this is between a rock and a hard place. >> her employer placed on an unpaid leave of absence. >> i sacrificed time with my family. i sacrificed my own health during the pandemic. i just want to have the opportunity to continue to do that. >> today is the deadline for the covid vaccine deadline for health-care workers but megan has a medical exemption note signed by a doctor which she says is just while she -fds herfo psi cdc recommends td vaccine. >> are you planning to get the vaccine once you are done breast-feeding? >> yes. >> they can continue working while testing for covid twice weekly. while they can't discuss personnel matters, the health care system, neighboring hospitals and many other organizations are protecting patients and each other by requiring all

i'm kate larsen abc 7 news. now there are a lot of details involved in determining when this requirement will actually take effect the main issue when full fda approval comes for 12 to 15 year olds right now. only pfizer's vaccine is fully approved and only for people 16 and up depending on the timing the state anticipates. the requirement would apply to grades 7 through 12 starting either in january. or as late as july of next year for kids 11 and under it'll be a longer wait, even though the timing is still being determined. x today with dr. alok patel another member of our vaccine team. he joined me on our 3 pm show getting answers and here's his take. this is all based on that fda approval. so this is based on you know, all the safety and efficacy data coming out and people looking at people in our public health officials. look at these vaccines saying like yeah, these are great for our kids and that's that is a really reassuring thing for parents anyone out there who's paying attention about this here? you

the east bay, after being canceled twice due to covid concerns, the alameda county inwed.tmpher kate larsen spoke to people who took advantage of the break in the storms. >> i happen to have that sausage right there. that is the one i want right there. >> [indiscernible] >> oh yes. kate: a polish sausage, corndog, and curly fries. there is nothing new about the county fair. but that is the point. >> all of this is nostalgic. look at that. >> it is good to come back to the fair. it has been a long time. [screams] kate: a break in the storm and covid restrictions means the fair is back after a two-year pandemic cause. >> did you miss the fair? >> i have. it has been so long since i felt normal. kate: delacruz has been coming to this fair since she was a kid. she knows a thing or two about gaming the games. >> they all have little tricks. the easiest one has to be the balloon dart one. kate: the fair is usually take place over the summer. covid pushed alamitos back to october, where the bay area is lush weather, not a week straight of rain. >> we got a good window because it was raining all da

well now let's get right to abc 7 news reporter kate larsen live at oracle park. te though a bitter ending. the season was certainly a fun. for fans oh you bet dan clearly. this is not the outcome the giantsn sanisco. all i can tell you it was an absolute blast until those very last indians when it got topped and i can say that it was a absolutely beautiful display of community at oracle tonight. don't your fans elated as they clinch the nlds on a cold giants did not agree with. that call all night long. yeah, aw. full car but giants fans still grateful for an historic rivalry series we will we will we will get them next year the giants most inclusive team in the league. we will get them next year. come on john the game tied until the last innings torture for fans. francisco los angeles battle this front and center with mayors eric garcetti and london breed. this is like the world series. let's be lnee thet me in year. i don't even know what the world series is gonna be better than what we're experiencing right now today like the mayors wer cy because i mean we dre

anchor: kate larsen in the newsroom, you found some fans acting san francisco bars tonight. reporter: it was a great time especially at the end. it was a nailbiter until the end as the giants held onto the one-run bleed against the dodgers. i was tasked with the brutal assignment tonight of a barhopping. [cheering and applause] reporter: that was the end of the game at greens on poultry as the giants pulled out their second win against the dodgers. for a monday, bars were busy with most of the giants fans grateful to see the g-men pole within the wind. >> evan longoria! >> pumped that we got another win here. the catch is amazing. we are pumped. >> this is the best part of the year. giants, playoffs. >> good weather and beating the dodgers. >> i only want to beat the dodgers. >> i predict the giants will win the world series. i have never seen them reporter: i am going to throw a bone to dodgers fans. i found these two cuter than normal dodger dogs. their mom and dad are from l.a. fans telling us that evan longoria and brandon crawford ns fe gitsin theewoom, katewore anchor:

reporter kate larsen went to the fair tonight were people were taking advantage of a break in the storms. >> i have to have that sausage right there. that is the one i want. >> with everything on it? reporter: a polish sausage, corndog, fries. nothing new about the county fair, but that is the point. >> it is good to come back to the fair. it has been a long time. reporter: a break in the storm and covid cases as alameda county fair is back after a two-year pandemic pause. have you missed this fair? >> yeah, it has been so long since i felt normal. reporter: has been coming to this fair since she was a kid, she knows a thing or two about gaming games. >> they all have little tricks here and there. the easiest one has to be the blinged dart one. reporter: the fair normally takes place over the summer, covid concerns pushed back to october, when the area is normally flush with more mother, not a week straight of rain. >> it was raining all day, i was unsure. if we wait is going rain some more. reporter: she is right, an atmospheric river of rain is forecast for sunday. >> we don't have pla

reporter kate larsen went to the fair tonight were people were taking advantage of a break in the storms. >> i have to have that sausage right there. that is the one i want. >> with everything on it? reporter: a polishco fes. nothing new about the county fair, but that is the point. >> it is good to come back to the fair. it has been a long time. reporter: a break in the storm and covid cases as alameda county fair is back after a two-year pandemic pause. have you missed this fair? >> yeah, it has been so long since i felt normal. reporter: she has been coming to this fair since she was a kid, she knows a thing or two about gaming games. >> they all have little tricks here and there. the easiest one has to be the blinged dart one. reporter: the fair normally takes place over the summer, covid concerns pushed back to october, when the area is normally flush with more mother, not a week straight of rain. >>waaining all day, i was unsure. if we wait is going rain some more. reporter: she is right, an atmospheric river of rain is forecast for sunday. >> we don't have plans to close the fair.

kate larsen has more on the new push from the federal government to increase action -- access. kate: on monday, the fda authorized the test made in southern california. on wednesday, the white house announced a $1 billion investment to manufacture at home rapid tests. >> we are on track to quadruple the supply of rapid at home tests available to americans by december to more than 200 million a month. kate: t bin -- drug stores. ever since school started, the tests have been in high demand. some stores are well-stocked while others have empty shelves. rose miller says her grandson in kindergarten has already taken two at home covid test this school year, which their family prefers over pcr tests. >> he feels more comfortable in the home. kate: they come in two packs and cost $12 per test. the white house says the test will be less than $10 per test. sammy says he needs the at home tests because he is taking care of his elderly father. >> it was difficult to locate them and when i did, they are pretty expensive so i think the idea of having affordable at home testing kits is absol

kate larsen, abc 7 news. ♪ >> some other sights sights sig from our abc 7 news cruise today.ck out what our cameras spotted while filling the air show. that's a coyote spotted running around and seemed oblivious to the planes flying overhead. >> parking can be tight on game night, this place had a spot. and just a block away from the arena, as long as you were willing tooooo >> this rabbit didn't have to worry about paying for parking. when alex isn't cheering on the giants, he is comforting his own. dan: the weather was just magnificent for all of the events today, so how about the weekend? let's go to drew tuma to see what we have in store. drew: a lot of sunshine saturday and sunday and temperatures very fall like. but changes in the night sky as we speak. live doppler seven, you probably noticed the increased cloud earlier this evening. we're watching it a we -- watching a weak ripple of air and will see drizzle along the immediate coast line. if you are heading into the this city, tomorrow finds some morning clouds and temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60's. game two at o

kate larsen has more on the new push from the federal government to increase action -- access. monday, the fda authorized the test made in southern california. on wednesday, the white house announced a $1 billion investment to manufacture at home rapid tests. >> we are on track to quadruple the supply of rapid at home tests available to americans by december to more than 200 million a month. kate: at the beginning of august, the tests were in abundant supply of drugs goers -- drug stores. ever since school started, the tests have been in high demand. some stores are well-stocked while others have empty shelves. rose miller says her grandson in kindergarten has already taken two at home covid tis school year, whi tiry eferovts he feels more comfortable in the home. kate: they come in two packs and cost $12 per test. the white house says the test will be less than $10 per test. sammy says he needs the at home tests because he is taking care of his elderly father. >> it was difficult to locate them and when i did, they are pretty expensive so i think the idea of having affordable

kate larsen is a member of our vaccine team. oins us live from the newsroom. kate: school districts in oakland and los angeles have already taken steps to require the vaccine for eligible students, but newsom's mandate puts every student in the state on the same page. gov. newsom: we want to end this pandemic. we are exhausted by it. kate: governor newsom announced all students, public and private, kindergarten through 12th grade, be vaccinated once approved. gov. newsom: concurrent with that, we also want to see all of our staff the school system operational, also see them get vaccinated as well. kate: newsom is directing california's department of public health to add the vaccine to the list of diseases children must be immunized against in order to attend school. there will be medical and religious exemptions. >> is definitely a step. kate:kate:kate:kate: mar school in marin, in 2013, as a seven-year-old aquatic don't get sick at school. kate: he testified in s

kate larsen, abc 7 news. ♪ >> some other sig sig sig from our abc 7 news cruise today.heck out what our cameras spotted while filling the air show. that's a coyote spotted running around and seemed oblivious to the planes flying overhead. >> parking can be tight on game night, this place had a spot. and just a block away from the arena, as long as you were willing to pay $95. >> this rabbit didn't have to worry about paying for parking. when alex isn't cheering on the giants, he is comforting his own. dan: the weather was just magnificent for all of the events today, so how about the weekend? let's go to drew tuma to see what we have in store. drew: a lot of sunshine saturday and sunday and temperatures very fall like. but changes in the night sky as we speak. live doppler seven, you probably noticed the increased cloud earlier this evening. we're watching it a we -- watching a weak ripple of air and will see drizzle along the immediate coast line. if you are heading into the this city, tomorrow finds some morning clouds and temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60's. game t

well now let's get right to abc 7 news reporter kate larsen live at oracle park. te though a bitter ending. the season was certainly a fun. for fans oh you bet dan clearly. this is not the outcome the giants in san francisco. all of us were hoping for but i can tell you it was an absolute blast until those very last indians when it got topped and i can say that it was a absolutely beautiful display of community at oracle tonight. don't your fans elated as they clinch the nlds on a cold giants did not agree with. that call all night long. yeah, aw. full car but giants fans still grateful for an historic rivalry series we will we will we will get them next year the giants most inclusive team in the league. we will get them next year. come on john the game tied until the last innings torture for fans. francisco los angeles battle this front and center with mayors eric garcetti and london breed. this is like the world series. let's be honest. this is like the best game in baseball over the whole year. i don't even know what the world series is gonna be better than what

kate larsen was at governor newsom's announcement yesterday and has the timeline for when this will go into effect. >> governor gavin n announced all california students be vaccinated against coronavirus once the news is fully approved i the fda for younger age group. groups. > the list of diseases like measles, mumps and ravelo that children must be vaccinated against -- r children must be vaccinated against. hehehehehehehe could not attend school at the time because 7% of his fellow students were not immunized against childhood diseases. now he has vaccinated. >> i am still slightly immunocompromised. >> the mandate will protect everyone. >> vaccine refusal is a decision that endangers others. .>> unvaccinated. unvaccinated.c -- >> i'm vaccinated. i happen to know a couple of teachers who are battling cancer right now who are in chemotherapy. they need to be protected. it is about protecting your community and it is the right thing to do. >> not everyone is i spoke to a ■dad who was disappointed with newsom's announcement. there will be some families who have to grapple with tough de

reporters kate larsen and others. swing for! the fences, chris alvarez! be the best leadoff hitter i can. welcome to the park, it doesn't get much better. giants and dodgers, winter goes home and the loser -- sorry, loser goes home. logan webb, the man on reddd will start for the giants. the dodgers are starting of the best matchups against san francisco. the winner will take on the braves at nlcs. tonight, everything is on the line in this game. both teams respecting the history and are excited for the moment tonight. >> it has been so close all year. it is crazy to imagine that there will be a couple of moments in this game that will define what seven months worth of work have done. >> we can understand the significance of game five and we can have some of our attention excited and entering that moment, and we should. but at the same time, i think we should be pretty diligent about focusing on each step and task at hand >> to take my managers' caps off, it is a great day and a big game. bigger than just any game. . that is what is beautiful about this r

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kate larsen is part of our vaccine team. she is in the newsroom with more on this important deadline. >> there is extremely high compliance with the vaccine mandate among the area health care providers but there are still some health-care workers who feel they can't get the vaccine and now may not have a paycheck until they do. >> this is them between a rock and a hard place. question is unvaccinated. because of that, she will be placed on an unpaid leave of absence. >> i sacrifice time with my family. opportunity to continue to do that. >> megan has has has h note signed by a doctor which she says is just while she breast-feeds. her month -- four month old daughter is being treated for a possible genetic disorder. the cdc strongly recommends this for breast-feeding people. >> are you planning on getting this when you're done breast-feeding? >> yes. >> people with exemptions can work while getting tested twice weekly. they can't discuss personnel matters, many other organizations and high-risk environments are protecting pat

kate larsen went from events from the rayna to the mission district. >> it is my birthday and we have been coming since 1982. >> for 39 years, this has been there birthday party. >> the same group, same picnic. >> i looked at my suitcase and said the food will fit in there. >> and then there is the noise. not that noise, this noise. >> i am the loudest screamer. >> they ways at us.hey at . lasc paused the party. >> i got the chills. i wanted to cry. i feel so patriotic. >> also buzzing, the bars. >> a lot of navy guys will be out with us. >> it was our true fleet week experience. ♪ >> in the mission district, the band marched down valencia street. staff sergeant eric and solace is in town from camp pendleton. >> you make long-lasting friendships. ♪ >> it is so awesome. honestly, i have not felt this much pride in our country in a while. >> the business owner hosted the marines. the first time a fleet week event has moved away from the waterfront to the mission. >> this is the beating heart of san francisco. >> the festivities continue through the weekend. liz: i i i i i i i i i this,

kate larsen talked to scientists about what the earthquakes mean. >> two quakess shok the east bay. friday night, around 7:00, a 3.0 earthquake, and 3.5 magnitude earthquake just before 12:30 in the afternoon. both were centered around the same area. >> foreign and raised in california. always feel them. >> this is how the fault behaves. this should be treated as a reminder that at some point in the future we will experience a large fault earthquake. this was not that. >> the earthquakes were felt throughout the bay area as far north as vallejo and as far south as san jose. he lives about 18 miles from san leandro. he says earthquakes tend to happen in clusters and that there have been five magnitude three or greater quakes in the last 10 years in the same area. >> these are small patches rupturing on a creeping fault. >> newton says at some point there will be a large earthquake on the fall. the likelihood of that diminishes when he hours after an earthquake. -- 24 hours after an earthquake. >> they say data points on the usgs website provide seismologists with valuable information

live on the field, i am kate larsen. back to you. kristen: thanks, kate. you know, the trash talking began bright and early, dark and early, with abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield. larry: we knew she was a huge giants fan. we didn't realize she is savage! take a look. amy: i am so happy. look, the dodgers are here. their ride is here. ha ha ha! >> didn't see that coming. amy: dr. evil. ♪ [suspenseful music] ♪ amy: byeeee! bye dodgers! ha ha ha! ♪ kristen: larry, this is some-level trolling. larry: she deserves a couple of tickets to tonight's game just for that alone. [laughter] that they are trash, was she? [laughter] larry: i think she directly communicated that that is how she feels about them. kristen: wow, amy. [laughter] so, we did some trash talking this afternoon, didn't we, larry? larry: as we count down to a decisive game five, we want to bring on our new best friend from l.a., ka bc, leo stallworth has his dodgers gear on. i am a little bit concerned, leo. a couple of days ago you looks like you were withering away. is it that stress from not e

kate larsen found out for some neighborhoods this impact will go far beyond financial. >> neighborhoodsnother blow as five more walgreens get ready to close because of organized retail theft. ocean avenue near stone staff, clement street in the richmond district. cesar chavez street in the mission district. one abc reportee abc reportee ac over the summer. >> they were scheduled to close in one months since we've been here, businesses been very brisk. most peoplstdin line f>> the chr the elderly community. it be diicult for you elsewhere? >> yes it leaves me in a way bad and upset. >> william has been shopping here since 1971. she's 85 and no longer drives. >> somebody told i said i cannot do anything. >> she showed us what she sees them doing in the store. >> this is a really bad day for san francisco and we need to turn this around. >> the san francisco supervisor has prioritized retail theft. in on-duty officers stationed i the store. but he says there aren't enough cops to go around so he's introduced legislation that would allow stephanie's contract with businesses for overtime wor

abc7 news reporter kate larsen talked to scientists about what the quakes mean so close together. >> two quakes in two days shook the east bay. >> it was a strong cold but pretty quick. >> a 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 a 3.5 earthquake saturday. both were centered in nearly the same spot two miles from san leandro. martha felt both quakes. >> born and raised in california, always feel them. >> this is how the fault behaves. they should be treated as reminders that, at some point in the future, we will experience a large fault earthquake. this was not one of those, thankfully. kate: the quakes were felt throughout the bay area, as far north as vallejo and as far south as san jose. he lives about 18 miles from san leandro. >> i felt a rumble and thought that could have been an earthquake. kate: new quakes do tend to happen in clusters. >> these are just small patches rupturing on a creeping fault. >> kind of scary. makes you think about the big one. kate: he says there will be a large earthquake at some point on the hayward fault, but the likelihood of that happening diminishes 24 hour

in pleasanton, kate larsen. liz: if you have not already, now is the time to download our streaming apps on roku, apple tv, and android tv. meteorologists will be in our studios all day long when the heavy rain's role in tomorrow, giving you live updates on the storm, rainfall totals, and where the storm is headed next. you can even ask questions on facebook or youtube. the investigation continues this morning into the accidental shooting on the set of alec baldwin's new movie. on thursday, baldwin pulled the trigger on a prop gun, killing the films cinematographer. the director was also her. production has been shut down. christine sloan has the latest. reporter: this evening, a candlelight vigil in albuquerque, new mexico, in honor of halyna hutchins, about an hour from the movie set where she lost her life. >> in this with a film industry where it is super competitive come it is not enough to have talent, you have to have this human personality. she had it. reporter: investigators are looking into why a prop

kate larsen, abc 7 news.liz: if you want to see more of this but from the comfort of your home, may be, head to our website, abc7news.com. we have the highlight of the airshow and the parade of ships you can watch. if you want to check out fleet week in person, the schedule of events is posted on our website. the warriors are hosting an open practice, tickets cost five dollars. they will get to see former warrior sean livingston before practice starts. if you are going, you must show proof of vaccination to go inside. proof of a negative covid test is required for fans 11 years and number. in the south bay, tonight's soccer match at paypal stadium has been called off because of the violence that the earthquakes gave friday night. eight people were arrested at the stadium and surrounding parking lots. police say it might have started when a fan ran onto the field and punched quakes player. forforforforforforforforfor yesterday, lisa, it was freezing. it was so cold. lisa: it seems like overnight but we will be

kate larsen talked to people who took advantage of a quick break in the storms. >> i have to have that sausage right there. on want. pishrndo fri looked at that. >> it is good to come back to the fair. reporter: a break in the storm and covid cases means the alameda county fair is back after a two year pandemic cause. did you miss this fair? >> yeah, i have. it has been so long since i felt normal. reporter: she has been coming since she was two. she knows how to game the games. >> the easiest one is the balloon. one. reporter: covid concerns pushed alameda's fair back to october when the bay area is usually flushed with warm weather. >> we got a good window because it was raining all day. i was not sure, if we wait it would rain more. reporter: she is right since an atmospheric river of rain is forecast for sunday. >> we don't have plans to close the fair. conditions.ffany with thsays tt tivate a plan and pitted. reporter: william requires on the first circuit for his income. losing that during the pandemic was tough. >> we went to a prison one time in fresno. reporter: he will not le

kate larsen, abc 7.gie: governor newsom is going to be in alameda county, expected to sign legislation supporting the economic recovery. the governor's office has also highlighted his california come back plan, which supports small businesses hit hardest by the pandemic. it will be streamed on facebook, twitter, and youtube accounts. kumasi: president biden is urging more private employers to require vaccinations. jobina: president biden says without businesses implementing vaccine requirements, we face endless months of chaos, hospitalizations, and damage to the economy. the president visited plato -- p layco, one of the largest midwest construction companies, as they announced a vaccine requirement for employees. pres. biden: i know vaccine requirements are tough medicine. it is politics for some. they are lifesaving. jobina: the white house says 78% of adults have gotten at least one shot, and soon more kids may be able to get vaccinated. yesterday, pfizer filed paperwork to get fda paperwork -- fda a