. >>> in less than one month you must be fully vaccinated to enter the sap center or you'll be turned away. >> the city leaders in san jose made the decision. kpix 5's justin andrews is live outside of sap center and a lot of folks already have tickets. >> reporter: you might be asking yourself if i already have a ticket for a game or concert and i'm not vaccinated, what happens. there are options. you can try to resell your tickets or contact the company you bought the ticket from. for season ticket holders, the center is encouraging them to contact their account rep. the vaccinations will be required beginning september 20th. >> rules are put in place. agree with them or not, they are put in place by authorities. >> we are having two tiers of society now. the people who can go and can't go. >> reporter: statewide lawmakers are considering this idea on a state level. when you enter bars and restaurants, you have to prove your vaccination status. weir live in san jose. >> thank you. >>> this morning there's a new vaccine mandate at the alameda courthouse. all court employees and contr

this would not impact the guns and roses concert scheduled for the sap center. today -- tomorrow they will be giving large venues a grace period if it passes. if you are coming to the concert tomorrow night, he would not have to worry about it. live in san jose, amy hollyfield. kumasi: happening today the venetia city council will vote on implanting and endorsed mass mandate, the only mass mandate in solano county. it accounts for 30,000 cases. if the county does not require indoor masking. the mayor would like to see the mandate approved bueverybody is. >> if we could build up antibodies like the flu, then eventually it will dissipate. >> if everyone had been vaccinated or wearing a mask we would have this in our rearview mirror. kumasi: the solano county health officer says that data shows there is no need for an indoor mass mandate and blames private social events. reggie: san francisco unified is planning to buy a air purifiers to improve air quality during the pandemic and fire season. it will cost nearly $3 million. the board of education has to approve th

david: sap says 90% of employees want to return to the office. 300 of them in the palo alto facilityolved in a seven-week pilot program that empowers them to make suggestions and hybrid schedules, and even point out problems that impede productivity. >> we had a rooftop patio outside and the wi-fi was not that good, so we raised that to the team, they contacted i.t. and they are working on it. david: employees are able to provide comments via an app. >> we've had audacious ideas, could we transport people here and there, maybe everyone can fly in and out. certainly things that might require new technologies. david: the pledge to flex focus is designed to create a 100% flexible, trust-based workplace in which everyone is empowered, even deciding when they work while meeting regulations. although it has a global footprint, sap is trying to figure out what is best in each office. >> local working styles and cultures are different across the world. which is why it is great we can do this hyper local approach. david: with that approach, as ideas come in, employees say they are acted upon

sap center would require proof of vaccination if the mandate passes. it is up for discussion tonight. the mayor is proposing this. he is proposing attendees and staff show proof of vaccination to enter more than 50 city buildings, which includes the convention center and the center for performing arts, and proof of a negative test would not get it done. it has to be proof of vaccination. they might not stop there. the mayor was to consider requiring proof indoors that private businesses like restaurants and gyms. >> >> we went to consider all options and look at the data we are seeing from san francisco to understand how that is working. and understand with the impacts are on small businesses. all the options are on the table. amy: that would be an issue for a future council meeting. tonight they will consider his urgency ordinance to require vaccination at city buildings. the mayor says he believes the only way to return to a new normal is for the entire community to get vaccinated. he's hoping this would motivate people to get the shot. they are sayi

we implemented the sap, started the implementation of the sap banking services platform. the partnership with coinbase and with s ark p -- sap, to put a customer experience on top of that. and so basically what we've allowed is for you to seamlessly purchase and sell cryptoto currencies along your traditional checking account can. it's available today in the app store, and so you can download it. liz: and let me just talk to point of which cryptos. obviously, you are allowing the trading of bitcoin, bitcoin cash, ether, a couple of other names, cardona, litecoin. but also two names that aren't as a familiar to our viewers, or chid and glgoran. what was your metric that these had to hit before you would allow trading? >> that's a great question. each one of these goes through a legal review and, obviously, we're not going to do anything smas -- anything that is security-related. that brings in the sec and other types of things that you need to be concerned about there. we go through a legal review. our chief risk officer signs off on those components there there, so nonsec

senators like the sap center will be affected by the state's new requirement. ricardo wants to go further, showing proof of vaccinations and no option to show a negative covid test. >> it's probably right for our community. >> the mayor's proposal will be heard next tuesday. if passed it goes into effect immediately. >>> right now there are 20 states across the nation that ban proof of vaccination requirements so people do not have to show a vaccine card anywhere. there are 11 states and the governors there in those states instituted bans through executive orders. in nine of the states legislators passed laws banning the proof of vaccination requirements as well. >>> a group of parents in florida are take governor desantis to court over his mask mandate ban in schools. it says it violates the florida constitution. a florida judge will hear the case later this morning. florida has seen a large increase of child covid cases every since school returned in person. >>> moderna's covid vaccine could be a breakthrough on making an hiv vaccine, and it's different than

. >> kpix 5's maria cid medina is outside of the sap center, one of many facility that is could soon require visitors to be vaccinated. >> reporter: the sap center is among the long list of city-owned facilities, but the mayor wants to go one step further and take a closer look at san francisco's proof of vaccination mandate at almost all indoor facilities. >> we're going to do everything we can to protect people as we're seeing rising cases. >> reporter: the mayor announced today his proposal for an urgency ordinance. attendees as well as staff in city-owned venues could be required to show proof of covid vaccination at events with 50 or more people. >> how far are we from basically mirroring what san francisco is doing? >> my memorandum directs the council really to consider this issue in the next few weeks. i could see quite possibly us going that direction. let's understand the data first. >> i know that will be a deterrenteoe going out, absolutely. it'll definitely hurt business. >> reporter: henry's high life restaurant is traditionally a stop for shark fans before a game. the

already beginning september 20th, you need your ticket to enter the sap center or you'll be turned away. those who bought tickets to concerts and cannot meet the vaccination requirements you can try to resell your tickets or contact the company where you bought it. for those who don't plan to get the shot, they said to discuss your account rep. it's not known in a proposal will be introduced in this legislative session or january. either way it's going to bring a lot of emotions. i'm justin andrews, kpix 5. >> justin, thanks, so much. >>> bart is getting a huge grant to help with its covid-19 response. bart will be taking in more than $330 million. it's part of $30 billion act signed by president biden. >>> we will learn whether eta will up and running. the agency has been certifying tracks and stations. employees also got retrained. the 49ers will be going head to head with the raiders. you can watch right here on kpix 5. >>> new this morning nfl officials are speaking out saying they who like to see a vaccine mandate for all players. that comment is coming from the league ames general

when you will need to show proof of vaccination to go into the sap center. and we have jimmy. >> music from loan republic and an all new thank you notes. >>> happening now, families will have help making it in the bay. today city leaders broke ground on dream homes. the complex will have nearly 200 units ranging from studios to three bedroom apartments. we'll be back with more. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. >>> a mural honoring an elderly asian man killed while walking outside a san francisco home is set to be unveiled this weekend. he was pushed to the ground and killed in january. the mural is painted right across from the cafe house. the official unveiling ceremon

when you will need to show proof of vaccination to go into the sap center.e have jimmy. >> music from loan republic and an all new thank you notes. >>> happening now, families will have help making it in the bay. today city leaders broke ground on dream homes. the complex will have nearly 200 units >>> a mural honoring an elderly asian man killed while walking outside a san francisco home is set to be unveiled this weekend. he was pushed to the ground and killed in january. the mural is painted right across from the cafe house. the official unveiling ceremony is set for sunday at 1:00 in the afternoon. >>> it looks like elon musk wants to sell electricity in texas. that's according to an application filed. it comes as a big battery buildout is underway in houston where they aim to connect a 100 watt storage system to the grid. however, tesla functions where it sits up the systems. instead, the batteries will help other energy companies. tesla has also built several utility systems around the world including in los angeles, monterey and two in australia. >>>

david: sap says 90% of employees want to return to the office.m are involved in a power -- a pilot program that empowers them to create schedules and even point out problems that impede productivity. >> the wi-fi was not that good d so we raised that to the team, they contacted i.t. and they are working on it. david: employees are able to provide comments via an app. >> we've had audacious ideas, could we transport people here and there, maybe everyone can fly in and out. certainly things that might require new technologies. david: the pledge to flex focus is designed to create a 100% flexible, trust-based workplace in which everyone is empowered, even deciding where they -- when they work while meeting regulations. while it has a global footprint, sap is trying to figure out what is best in each office. >> local working styles and cultures are different across the world. it is great we can do this hyper local approach. david: with that approach, as ideas come in, employees say they are acted upon quickly. dion:er long pandemi l delay, the first

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is under evacuation orders, so if you have business in the area of the rose garden neighborhood, the sap center, you may have to reroute through some of the smaller neighborhood streets. >> thanks, kris. >>> a sad story this morning, a student at one middle school -- a lot of the students there today will be wearing blue to honor one of their classmates that died yesterday in the car he was in when it was struck by a freight train at east cyprus road and oakley, about a block from the school. a 19-year-old woman was behind the wheel and critically injured. >>> let's check the forecast with kari. >> we are getting ready for much hotter temperatures for our inland areas. expect it to reach into the upper 90s and smoke, so plan accordingly. >>> avoid the area here for everybody's safety. >>> will have more updates for you when we have a live local news cut-in. >> that will be at 7:25. the "today" show in next. >>> good morning breaking news. new chaos in kabul overnight warnings of a potential terror attack bring emergency evacuations to a halt. potential terror attack bring emergency evacu

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. >>> happening right now in san jose, crowds are streaming in to the sap center for the arena's first big event in nearly a year and a half. guns n' roses will take the stage later tonight, fans must show proof of full vaccination or a negative test. >>> kpix 5 has learned as many as 125 staffers in the san jose police department are refusing to get vaccinated. if they don't, they could lose their jobs. >> by the end of september, we would be asked to provide proof of vaccination, and that the weekly testing would no longer be an option. >> if the city moves to get rid of these officers, we are barely hanging on right now. that will decimate this department. >> the police officers association is asking the city to reconsider. >>> new at 7, we have learned the santa clara county board of supervisors could take a vote of no-confidence in sheriff lori smith when they meet next tuesday. she is facing allegations of incompetence, corruption and mismanagement of jails. among the growing chorus calling for a resignation. in announcing the vote today, two supervisors said this is not an actio

that is what sap said on their website. you can contact account reps to discuss your options.the vaccination rule will be applied starting september 20th . >> rules are put in place. agree with them or not, they are in place by authorities so we kind of have to honor that. >> we are having two tiers of society now. people who can go and people who can't go. >> they will have a vaccination rule statewide when it comes to entering bars, restaurants and gyms. there is no word on when that will be introduced. >>> financial news now. the federal reserve plans to dial back its low interest rate policies as long as hiring con tunnel news to improvement but he said it will be a gradual change. >> let's take a live look. the dow is up about 246 points. >>> and still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, west nile found in mosquitoes in the south bay. >> the plan to keep humans from getting the virus. plus ... >>> finding his sound and using his music to help others. meet this week's students rising above scholar. >> we're counting down to the 9ers third and final preseason ga

they will be picking up the 2022 season at sap center and become the bay area panthers.eggie: elon musk says his reusable space launch vehicle will be able to fly. he broke the news on twitter. in may, spacex landed a prototype after four failures. the ceo is counting on starship rocket to make space travel a regular thing. in the first look, the government announced an investigation into the safety of the autopilot feature in tesla's vehicles. here is geo bonita as. geo: in this first look? >> are your -- are you concerned? we have been concerned with these systems for years. geo: a massive auto safety investigation covering nearly every tesla sold in this country since 2014, all because of the autopilot feature. >> because tesla's system build so much confidence, they are likely to start checking out. geo: at least 17 people have been injured and one person killed. most of them hitting first responder vehicles when it was dark. >> can the vehicle actually see this stuff? are they mistaking the stuff or something else and thinking they are not hazards, that is huge. is

full and part-time employees must be fully vaccinated including staff for all sap centric events. it applies to the team coaches and not the players. >> the vta board of directors set out a special closed session meeting and only agenda is litigation with several families who lost loved ones in the deadly mass shooting at the light rail yard. a disgruntled employee killed 10 employees and himself. light rail service still has not returned. we will keep you posted on any notice the comes out of the meeting. >> we have been covering every angle as kids head back to school and have to balance covid in the classroom. the state superintendent of public instruction had this to say. >> right now, parents and adults can do more to help kids who cannot be vaccinated. while we wait for fda approvals that might come later this year. we just want to urge and encourage every adult who can get a vaccine and if nothing else get your vaccine so you can help your children who can't get a vaccine. be able to be safe and be able to get their education in person. >> kids head back to public school in

kpix5 is at the sap center with answers. [music] >> reporter: he is known all over the world as captain half beard. >> what is the first game you will be at. >> the first preseason game this year. >> reporter: his real name is rick kate. >> it will be fun to have a fuller tank again. a little nervous with delta and everything. >> reporter: but this year san jose sharks fans like rick are finding out they will need more than just a ticket to get through the shark tank door. they will be required to show proof of full vaccination against covid- 19. >> i am vaccinated. i actually feel safer and more i am fully vaccinated. i don't mind. it worth it to go to the games. >> we are here to rock. >> reporter: it is not just sharks games, every event including concerts will require your vaccination card. >> we will have to go home. we live in modesto. >> reporter: many guns in roses never heard of the requirement for city owned venues just passed this week and not everyone agreed. >> here you are, splitting levels, you are having two

treatment. >>> in less than a month you need to show proof of covid vaccination to get into san jose's sap center. beginning september 20th, everyone 12 and older going to an event is required to show they're vaccinated. the first event faked the olympic gymnastic show featuring simone biles. >>> a setback for the giants who learned infielder donovan solano tested positive for covid and did not leave with the team from new york and has to kaurn there. the giants did ache care of business in the big apple winning another exciting game. russ scoring a single broke the tie, the giants won 3-2, now on a five-game winning streak. let's keep it going as they take on the braves at 4:00 today here on nbc bay area. watch our special edition of nbc bay area news at 3:00, "nightly news" before the first pitch of the game. >>> take a look at this video this morning of an australian farmer paying his respects to his deceased aunt in a unique way. he arranged hundreds of sheep in the shape of a heart. form farmer ben jackson couldn't go because of the pandemic restrictions so he used what he had to reme

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that's just blocked from the sap center and lincoln hoop. robert handa is live with a new timeline on capping this leak. we heard midnight, that was yesterday and now we are at 5:00 p.m. today. what's happening robert? >> reporter: well, it could be any time. they're not pinpointing an exact hour. they're emphasizing this is a complicated repair, one line was severed but it was connected to five other ones. park avenue are closed off completely. even with this wind, we can smell a little bit of gas in the air, just enough from anyone going home. >> at noon today, some of the people evacuated by this gas leak, 24 hours ago began returning, expecting they would be allowed to get back into their homes and businesses. it is still not safe to go home. >> you can smell it. it is so, so strong. the smell of gas is really strong. >> reporter: the owner of hill's flowers on race street closing down for two days is devastating. >> our shop is kind of a small business. we survived through covid and now just another couple of days, i don't know how we c

that is just down the street from sap, it all started wednesday morning when pg&e said independent contractors damaged two gas lines near the intersection. the all clear was not given until 10:30 last night. >> also, were able to squeeze off the distribution, the plastic distribution lines that serve in to customers homes. so, a multi-pronged, really methodical approach that we had to take here to make sure that we could safely shut off the flow of gas. >> it is still not clear if the contractor is facing any penaltieser -- penalties for the gas leak. >> very warm for a change around san francisco to oakland, we are watching the heat and the awful air quality, looking off to the west, the spare the air alert details when we come right back. >>> this is an investigation. two san jose hospitals accused of mishandling bodies. hear from two women, saying their loved ones disappeared. >> and hundreds of people outside san francisco city hall, the reason they are protesting the way the city is mandating covid vaccinations. >> al roker with a live update and what is expected to be a major hurricane h

people to show proof if they are attending events of 50 or more people at city owned venues such as sap center and the performing arts center. outside city hall, more than 100 people gathered with signs to demonstrate against vaccine mandates and requiring proof of a vaccine. >> i think it is unconstitutional that we are going to discriminate against people who chosen not to be vaccinated for whatever reasons, whether it is medical or religious or personal. >> reporter: after more than an hour, the meeting restarted and the protesters who did put on masks were all allowed the speak before the council. some brought up religious concerns but most have been saying they don't believe city leaders have the legal right to require vaccinations in order to attend events. this proposal must beta yes vote from two-thirds of the city council in order to pass. some people out here told me they fear that they could lose their jobs because they chosen not to get vaccinated for whatever reason. you can see over here there is just a small group of people ea about 100 people and we were told of the mayo

it doesn't do people walked the newly named boulevard to celebrate the official dedication at the sapter. >> barack obama boulevard is going to be that message, yes, it is possible. j.r.: the newly minted street stretches about .50 of one mile. supporters raised more than $11,000 to change the street signs. it took four years to complete the project. we are joined at right now by meteorologist drew tuma. drew: we started out with a fair amount of smoke in our atmosphere, moderate to unhealthy air quality across northern california, but fresh air is on the way. a live look, we have got a couple of things going on, the marine layer is deep right now, 3000 feet, which helps to keep temperatures on the poolside this afternoon. you do not see baby blue skies right now. haze continues to send over much of the area. a big portion of us are centering -- sitting in the moderate air quality with smoke elevated above many of our cities. we find the onshore breeze strengthening this evening that will help to bring in fresh air. some of the worst hit areas around lake tahoe, air quality currently

. >> this is a very prominent intersection here in san jose, right in front of the sap center, and as you can see, this intersection has been blackened with skidmarks. you can hardly even tell where the crosswalk is anymore. >> it was scary. you could hear everything. it sounded like they were going to bash right into you. >> there were at least five illegal sideshows across the city over this past weekend. police issued a total of 32 citations, but some critics complained the shows were allowed to go on way too long. >> we understand the public is frustrated, but like i said, we're doing the very best we can. is not the type of situation where we can send two, three, four patrol cars. >>> oakland police also busted a big sideshow yesterday near 12 and peralta. this one involved about 20 vehicles and 20 atvs. officers towed four of the vehicles and issued one citation. >>> bart service is back to near-normal this evening. trains will now run until midnight every day except sunday, and the transit agency says wait times will be cut in half on weekdays with trains running every 15 minut

the center performing arts and sap center.oposal comes after seeing a rise in infection rates. he says the most effective way to return to pre pandemic ways. it's for the entire community to get vaccinated according to santa clara's health department, more than 1.3 million people in the county are fully vaccinated. but it's unclear how many people in san jose are now a also wants city employees to look at san francisco's current mandate that ruling says people must show proof of vaccination before going inside a restaurant, a theater and judges. but that's for another council meeting. the mayor's proposal. however, on vaccination requirement for fit for city facilities will be heard at a council meeting held next tuesday. he needs at least 2 thirds of the vote in order for that to pass darya james, back to you. all right. thanks, camila. >> time now is 5.33 in the east bay another covid case reported at a bay area school, somebody connected to richmond high school now has tested positive and that person was last on campus on m

this is just blocks from the sap center and this has been going on for hours now. it doesn't look like it will end tonight. >> reporter: we just got an update that they're saying it is taking quite a bit longer. i can't smell any of the gas at the moment but a little earlier this afternoon, it was pretty strong out here. there are quite a few pg&e crews still out here now. we had heard midnight is when they may begin, allowing people to return home. according to the latest update, that has been pushed until at least 8:00 a.m. this leak was triggered a pretty sizable evacuation zone according to the san jose fire department. about 320 addresses are within the cordoned off area. the city of san jose and the red cross set up a community center for those evacuated. throughout the course of the night, about 100 people went for food and somewhere to stay. some were only able to leave with the essentials like joseph who managed to get his two dogs out. >> so it's not that bad. not a disaster fire or people dying, a house was burning. it's only get out of your house. >> re

dozens walked the newly named boulevard to celebrate the official dedication at the sap center. >> this street boulevard, is going to be that message, yes, it is possible for everyone to come together. j.r.: the new limited stretch stretch is about half a mile. supporters raised $11,000 to change the three signs. it took four years to complete the project. we are joined by meteorologist drew tuma, the man of the hour. when will this talk go away when it comes to all the smoke? drew: you woke up today and it was either foggy or hazy where you live. we are starting to see fresh air work into the bay area. tomorrow the air quality is going to improve. there is lots of smoke across california. live look from walnut creek. you do see hayes in the atmosphere. we have moderate air quality inland. if you are not seeing hazy skies, you are dealing with fog and low clouds. a lot of fog this morning. marine layer is deep, about 3000 feet, so clouds were very slow to break down, if not all. the city was stuck in cloud cover for much of the day, and that created a cooling effect when it comes to day

that includes event staff at the sap center and san jose sharks coaches, but not the players.hey require ticket buyers to self attest vaccination or to produce a negative test. and because of the delta variant and all of the concern it has caused may shift in thinking has started from eradicating covid as we hoped canal managing covid, -- to now managing covid, like the flu. kate larsen is in the newsroom was more on this important topic. a change in thinking. kate: the first six months of the year, we were in a race. data indicated that while vaccinated populations like call-up no were outrunning the virus, but instead are still being studied, the delta variant beat us to fisand herd immunity is no longer a realistic goal. what is next? because cases have reached such a fever pitch, they brought back the grand round with the executive associate dean of the emory school of medicine in atlanta. >> pandemics end when they end. kate: in the meantime, we can control the immediate impact of the virus to our behavior. an infectious disease specialist reference asia, where people emb

that includes event staff at the sap center and san jose sharks coaches, but not the players.hey require ticket buyers to self attest vaccination or to produce a negative test. and because of the delta variant and all of the concern it has caused may shift in thinking has started from eradicating covid as we hoped canal managing covid, -- to now managing covid, like the flu. kate larsen is in the newsroom was more onaninng wee in a race. data indicated that while vaccinated populations like call-up no were outrunning the virus, but instead are still being studied, the delta variant beat us to the finish line and herd immunity is no longer a realistic goal. what is next? because cases have reached such a fever pitch, they brought back the grand round with the executive associate dean of the emory school of medicine in atlanta. >> pandemics end when they end. kate: in the meantime, we can control the immediate impact of the virus to our behavior. an infectious disease specialist reference asia, where people embrace masking. have your choices that increase transmission will resul

past given that were in the third quarter what will be almost unquestionably the peak growth rate in sapnd that the second derivative issue the rate of change is the way down, that has not bowed terribly ill for the market but it does usher in more about the volatility and more turn under the surface in the market and i think that's what were possibly set upward for the next month or two. jack: of an important distinction earnings will grow but not quite the rate that we've seen recently for obvious reasons the second quarter was awful. but another possible red flag, evaluation on just about every metric except for those when you compare them to yield and rates there pretty near historical highs i realize that's never a timing issue but investors should be thinking i presume longer-term returns are going to be muted when you start from this point. >> evaluation when it starts on the upside are particularly low on the downside is as much of a reflection of sentiment or anything else. they would pay nosebleed evaluation regardless of the underlying fundamentals and in early 2009 we could n

events like a hockey game at the sap center for a convention.e crowded into the lobby waiting to speak after the chamber was cleared. others held signs outside urging a no vote. >> don't believe in forcing anyone to put into their body that they're not okay with. i just would never do that to anybody. and i don't think it is right. >> the mayor said he understands people are frustrated with the pandemic but the virus is still spreading. >> we want to take the modest steps to ensure that we don't have some kind of mask -- some kind of mass infection event at a major facility of ours. >> reporter: after hours of debate, the council unanimously approved the ordinance. the mayor announcing the city isn't requiring anyone to get vaccinated. instead, requiring proof of vaccination to attend large events. >> keep in mind that this is not a mandate on anyone to get vaccinated. this is a requirement to enter a large facility with thousands of other people to watch a hockey game. >> reporter: a start date for the new requirement still needs to be determin

vaccinated, only that they are able to provide proof when attending gatherings inside venues like the sap center, convention center and more. protesters gathered outside and inside city hall. those we spoke with shock to see san jose police officers respond. >> citizens are getting fed up and that's what you see. all of a sudden, you immediately goi into all the cops coming in. >> the mayor addressing tuesday's heated confrontation, saying he expected pushback from the public. >> that should not change our fundamental posture, which is, we've got to follow the data, follow the sides, and make the best decisions to protect residents. >> a real challenge for city leaders. countywide data shown a significant increase in covid-19 infections over the last few weeks. >> we are all frustrated and we want to do whatever we can to get back to the feeling that we all had before this pandemic, but the world has changed. >> now that the city has unanimously voted to approve this proof of vaccination mandate, mayor liccardo says he is going to give venues some time to adjust before implementing these

figure will be late september, september 26th, they're all scheduled the perform in san jose at the sap center for one of those exhibition events. as from what we saw from simone biles. she said something interesting cht winning this bronze medal here was better than all of her gold medals. that gives you a little perspective of what she's been dealing with her mental health. there she is, simone biles at our headquarters. i was inside the arena when she won the bronze. watching her on that beam, what stood out to me is just her energy. you can sense the nerves before she competed. how could she do this and would she get hurt. you see that radiance smile and the hug. that says it all with her coach. simone biles is a winner. >> i am not mad at all. so proud of the girls, all of them. i am going home in one a littles about. i am not i think we have all opened bigger doors and bigger conversations. >> she's going to go home with that bronze medal. we also spent some time with suni lee. what a gem she is. she leaves with three medals. she had some fun recounting her performance on the bala

city council is considering a rule today to require vaccines to enter any city owned venue like the sap center when there are 50 or more people there. we are talking the convention center. the center for preforming arts. it would require you to show proof of full vaccination. a negative test wouldn't be a substitute. the city will be considering that today. if the full council approves it would go into effect immediately. >> thank you. >>> the father of san francisco district attorney is likely to get out of prison soon because the new york governor granted him clemency just before leaving office. andrea explains what put him away for decades. >> in his final act as governor of new york the governor granted clemency to le the san francisco da. he was sentenced to 75 years to life for his involvement in weather underground and driving the transfer truck in the 1981 robbery truck of a brinks truck that left two police officers dead. in a statement on his twitter account the former governor said this about gilbert. he was the driver, not the murderer. while in prison he made significant co

the san jose sharks and sap center say they are actively looking at ways to comply. booster shot programs are expanding. on wednesday, san francisco's department of public health began offering a third dose of pfizer or modernity of who are immunocompromised, advanced hiv, or other conditions. >> the hope is that by giving them a third dose, we might be able to trigger their immune systems to respond so those people can also have some protection against covid. kate: the cdc estimates that only 3% of the population meet the immunocompromised criteria but on september 20, booster shots will be offered to all americans eight months out from their second shot. >> if you got vaccinated and finished your vaccination in january, you would start being eligible in september. kate: health care providers and nursing home residents will be prioritized. kate larsen, abc 7 news. ama: san francisco reopened one of its mass testing sites at seventh and brandon streets. priority is given to disaster service workers who have been exposed to covid. appointments are required. if you wan

the former oakland panthers are moving to san jose and going to play at sap center in the indoor footballgue at the shark tank. getting a little purple. the panthers held tryouts in late 2019 for the 2020 season and then as we know the pandemic hit. the season got wiped out. the first games will likely happen next april. >>> the best team in baseball welcomes the new york mets to oracle tonight and it is the first time that they have seen them all season. the giants got back on the winning track yesterday beating colorado 5-2 for their seventh win in their last eight games. when the mets take the field tonight, they might be a little weary. they hosted the l.a. dodgers in sunday night's game and they had to turn around and travel to the west coast. some of the players were grumbling about it on twitter before last night's game. hey, it's your job. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," living his best life. a world war ii vet jumps into his 100th birthday celebration and shares with us what his secret is for a long and happy life. >>> and happening now, it is move-in day for hundreds at son

vaccinated, only that they are able to provide proof when attending gatherings inside venues like the sap center, convention center and more. protesters gathered outside and inside city hall. those we spoke with shock to see san jose police officers respond. >> citizens are getting fed up and that's what you see. all of a sudden, you immediately goi into all the cops coming in. >> the mayor addressing tuesday's heated confrontation, saying he expected pushback from the public. >> that should not change our fundamental posture, which is, we've got to follow the data, follow the sides, and make the best decisions to protect residents. >> a real challenge for city leaders. countywide data shown a significant increase in covid-19 infections ovewes. >> we are all frustrated and we want to do whatever we can to get back to the feeling that we all had before this pandemic, but the world has changed. >> now that the city has unanimously voted to approve this proof of vaccination mandate, mayor liccardo says he is going to give venues some time to adjust before implementing these no gross. in san

the rule would apply to sites including the convention center and the sap center. proof of a negative covid test would not be enough for admission. >>> happening today the vta will give an update on plans to resume light rail service. trains have been out of operation since the deadly shooting at san jose's rail yard on may 26th. the ceo is expected to address test trains that will run on the light rail system. employees returning to work and bringing back passenger service. >>> new this morning, authorities in southern california are investigating an apparent theft of mail containing batches of ballots. officers found 300 ballots of a stolen box of mail inside a man's car at a 7-eleven. they arrested the man on drug and gun charges and trying to determine if he knew the unopened ballots were inside the box. >>> the recall election is september 14th and we put together a voting guide that has all the answers to your questions. like what -- if you didn't get that ballot or what if you actually want to vote in person, how do you find your polling place. head over to

sap center, for this product, was just too big. we are about one year out from our grand opening, and ready for the '22-'23 season for the san jose barracuda. >> the new arena is going to include 12 premium suites, one theater box and eight load suites. the new barracuda arena scheduled to open august of 2022. >>> a saving starts with internet and wireless from xfinity. get a great low price on fast, reliable internet. plus, add xfinity mobile with 5g included and save up to $400 a year on wireless over at&t! get fast, reliable wifi to power your personal best... ...and show grandma you're crushing the school year on the nation's most reliable network on the go! get xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. plus, add xfinity mobile to save even more with a 5g phone on us... ...and, for a limited time, $300 back! don't wait! switch today. >>> breaking news from contra costa county. three people have been shot in an incidentth afternoon in brentwood. contra costa fire telling us that two of the victims would have to be taken

this impacts buildings like the sap center, san jose convention center and the san jose center for the performing arts. mandates will not go into effect immediately so venues can prepare. city council members were met with a covid booing and holding signs against the move. and that meeting was at one point shut down because of all the chaos. mayor sam liccardo says while he understands the frustration, he reiterated the virus is still spreading. >>> just posted on our website, we've got an easy way for you to see how many covid cases each bay area school district has. head to nbcbayarea.com, click on the covid-19 dashboards button. it's right up there in the trending section. >>> turning to the crisis in afghanistan. president biden has declared he is sticking to his august 31st deadline for completing a risky airlift of americans endangered afghans and others seeking to escape taliban-controlled afghanistan. nbc's richard engel reports from kabul. >> reporter: the clock is running out on america's longest war. the taliban stressing it's time for the u.s. to pack up and fly out. now wh

autumn street near the sap center is now called barack obama boulevard. san jose's congresswoman says it's a tribute to the 44th president that is overdue. >> he called out in the best of america, and that america still exists. this boulevard, whenever we walk by, whenever we drive by will remind us that america is still here. >> how local committee raised private fund to help pay for the renaming of the street. >> well, thanks so much for watching. our next local newscast is tomorrow morning commander: i said double-time it! is that all you got? come on! right now. pick up the pace, you pathetic pollywogs! you will never be accepted into the kingdom of neptune at this rate! rotate! (all groaning) (panting) commander: being welcomed into the mysteries of the deep is an honor! it is a privilege that must be earned. i thought crossing the equator was supposed to be fun. (groans) this is worse than boot camp! what say you, esteemed shellbacks? have they proven themselves worthy? nay! (shouting) you heard them. figure eights! you got to be kidding me. brown!