dustin dorsey has the details. >> safe to say the streets are simply unsafe. 50 traffic deaths this year as of now. it took until november last year to reach the same market. leaders continuing to look for a solution. >> anything this thinly staffed police department can do to increase our ability to prevent crime and solve crime once it has occurred and improve traffic safety is something we are open to looking at. >> could it come in the form of automated license plate readers? in 2021, the city installed it at one of the deadliest intersections at monterey and kirchner. they hope having cameras in place can solve crimes and prevent crashes. >> may be these incidents didn't occur, people can drive more carefully, or if there is a collision, they don't leave the scene. >> in the event of a tragedy or crime, we will gather evidence to find who was responsible. >> these cameras come with privacy concerns over where they are placed, what they're used for, and how long data is stored. >> it should be concerning to everyone. you are going about your life not committing any crimes. it is real

dustin: so stay cool and stay healthy. in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. dan: certainly one way to stay safe in this heat is to find a place with air conditioning. across the bay area, cooling centers are open. if you need more information, go to abc7news.com for of the list. -- for a full list. ama: in the east bay it was announced oakland and alameda county will pay to $50,000 to two -- to $250,000 to two people as part of a settlement in which the city and county also great to restrict the use of less lethal ammunition at political protests and crowd events like sideshows. dan: with recent violence in the city, oakland community leaders are worried about more this holiday weekend. abc7 reporter ryan curry on the pleas for peace. >> just tired of the loss of life of our loved ones. ryan: the oakland violence prevention coalition is worried about the holiday weekend. >> even if i don't know them personally, it is like another one of mine is gone. ryan: oakland is coming off its deadliest week in the year with six homicides in four days this week. chief ar

dustin dorsey has the latest details on this ongoing investigation. adria park of san mateo is facing at least three lawsuits involving elder abuse and negligence two different 93 year old residents have died after ingesting dishwashing liquid that was served to them instead of juice, san mateo county supervisor. david cannabis says his former employer atria must be held responsible tragic horrific. i used to work at an atria. not atria in san mateo, but i worked in atria in san mateo county about 15 years ago and to see what is happened. it's disappointing in august san mateo police say three residents were poisoned after ingesting the cleaner trudy maxwell died within days. another resident was hospitalized and peter schroeder died on september 7th. his family's lawsuit filed last week claims that disruption and the dining room led to a picture of cleaning liquid being left on the counter. it was eventually mistaken as cranberry juice and serve to residence the mayo county district attorney's office is now reviewing the completed investigation by sa

incentive eric county, dustin dorsey -- in santa clara county, dustin dorsey. dan: health departments will begin offering second doses of the monkeypox vaccine. second doses will be available on tuesday. september 6. santa clara county announced that appointments within second dose are now open -- appointments for the second dose are now open. they should be received at least 28 days after the first dose. ama: still ahead, addressing the teacher shortage crisis locally and nationally. the powerful coalition announced by first lady jill bid want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. ♪ ♪ entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it w

dorsey abc 7 news. bart riders are returning to the trains as many head back to the office. now the transit agency is reporting that yesterday's ridership was the second highest since march of 2020 bart says more than 170,000 people took bart, which is 40% of budget projections for a september weekday the highest ridership day during the pandemic is still the warriors championship parade understandably that was back in june and don't forget bart is celebrating 50 years of service coming up next at 5:30. we're streaming our latest abc 7 special bart 50 years. it looks at the past present and future of bart. still ahead celebrating hispanic heritage month and the incredible stories of the people who make up the community here in the bay area next. we'll hear from a local author who writes about his journey at nine years old from wartorn el el salvador to marin county. i believe prop 27 is the right thing to do. i had experienced being in shelters at a young age. having nothing. prostituting. we don't choo

abc70s reporter dustin dorsey explains how elected officials are trying to push for more change. as schools return across the bay area covid remains an important focus of health and safety, but after the mass shooting in uvalde, texas gun violence appears to be at the forefront of concerns from staff and students like monte vista junior margo francoir when i reflect on my years at school. i wish to remember a place where my classmates and i instead i've spent the past years watching gun violence devastate entire communities and watching our nation's leaders dismiss the importance of protecting us gun violence and threats of gun violence in our schools undermine the sense of security that all students should have and they're learning environments and at schools, california ranks number one in school shootings, according to the center for homeland defense and security and it's an even bigger issue nationwide gun violence is now the leading cause of death for children in the united states of america. shame on us and overall more than 45,000 americans died from guns last year and lea

blizneyuk says, these images are reminders of the inevitability of climate change dustin dorsey abc 7 news. sad alright hurricane ian strengthened into a major category 3 hurricane. is it made landfall in cuba today? and i may strengthen even more the island was hit hard with strong winds and now ian is closing in on florida the national hurricane center says strong 120 mile an hour winds are reaching south of the tampa bay area video shows heavy rain already drenching downtown miami more than two and a half million people are under evacuation orders. florida's governor is asking people to take safety precautions as the state braces for major flooding it is a big storm. it is going to kick up a lot of water as it comes in and you're going to end up with really significant storm surge. you're going to end up with really significant flood events. and this is the type of storm surge. that is life threatening. a tropical storm watch has also been issued four parts of south carolina, very intense there. really we hope everyone's okay, and it certainly makes us happy for the weather. we're

dustin dorsey, abc7news. larry: dustin chowing down. hopefully trey lance and company will do so against the seahawks. abc7news is streaming 24/7. get the app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that will do it for this edition of abc7news at 4:00. i am larry beil. abc7news at 5:00 is coming up next. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪ news and that breaking news is in castro valley where a car plowed into the trader joe's on redwood road injuring several people sky 7 arrived at the scene shortly after the accident happened 3:45 this afternoon an hour and 15 minutes ago authorities. say a man drove the car about 50 feet into the store. they don't believe it was intentional alameda county fire twee

dustin: dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. stephanie: if you or someone you know is struggling with mental health, there are local resources available on our website. just coda abc7news.com/-- just go to abc7news.com/takeaction. if it is urgent, called the suicide crisis lifeline by dialing 988. the rain is coming this weekend. let's check in with lisa. lisa: we are looking at a dry day today. the golden gate bridge mid to upper 50's in san francisco. afternoon highest similar but the winds are quite gusty. clouds increasing in advance of a wet weather system that is headed our way and will hang out a few days. i'll have the details, next. stephanie: also next, will the 49ers get their tight end back coming up in sports.e seahawks?t stephanie: i'll come back. here's a peek from our camera on the bay bridge. uniform morning. at this time tomorrow, changes are coming. lisa will have the details ahead. oakland is looking to break their two-game losing streak this weekend while the giants are coming off a loss to the l.a. dodgers

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. liz: we are tracking monkeypox cases in the bay area. we have about 1/3 of california's cases with 740 in san francisco. this is updated by the latest information from individual counties and the state. of silicon valley traditional take place next week unless the people at apple have tricks up their sleeves. apple is hosting an event. the company has remained quiet about what will be revealed but september is normally when they gave you a new iphone. the next version would be the iphone 14. if you are taking bart you can swing by the powell street station and san francisco and played vintage arcade games for free. bart is setting up pac-man and other games as a thank you to riders as bart celebrates 50 years of service. the games are a throwback to 1976, when bart partnered with atari. bart is offering a discount on fares all month long. in one country, there is concern about the extreme heat coming. it has moved up the timeline on harvest and left grover scrambling to protect grapes still on the vine. >> brooks is in the business of gr

dustin dorsey, abc7 news. larry: tesla is facing a class-action lawsuit, accused of misleading the public over its autopilot and self-driving technology. the lawsuit was filed in federal court in san francisco. it alleges that tesla has deceptively marketed the technology as either fully functional or nearly fully functional. >> it is a very dangerous situation on our roads. people are listening to tesla that it is safe and the allegation is it is not safe. larry: the national highway traffic safety administration says from july of 2021 to may of this year, there were 273 crashes involving tesla vehicles using autopilot. we reached out to tesla for a response, but the company has not yet commented. ama: bart is celebrating 50 years of service. all this week, abc7 news is looking at the past, present and future of the transit system. today we look at bart's future, much of it centered around its expansion into the south bay. abc7 news reporter zach fuentes spoke with officials, who expane that can connect the e

dustin dorsey asked local experts and has the answers. reporter: it's been nearly one year since we first got news of the new covid variant, omicron. since then it has spread worldwide. but relief may be finally on the way. the ft has given authorization to the first update to the covid-19 vaccine, a mix of the original recipe and one that targets omicron. >> all vaccines, including boosters are amazing at keeping us away from the hospital and keeping us from dying. but the new boosters going to add to that. it also will give you a higher chance of preventing breakthrough infection. reporter: this dr. says, it is unclear how well it will work since the vaccine is not seen human trials despite showing positive immune response in mice. a similar method to annual flu shot testing. she has concerns but is hopeful it will be successful in humans as well. >> i see no harm in getting the booster. it's important for me to say. we don't have the data that will -- that it will curb infections. reporter: the cdc is expecting to give the thumbs-up to

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so is there still hope for halloween abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains what actually takes to keep those pumpkins pumpkins alive amid 100 degree temperatures. it may only be early september, but people are already getting excited for spooky season halloween is right around the corner hard to believe given this incredible heat wave. we've been having and just like us pumpkins aren't much fan of the hot weather either well pumpkins different because if it's sitting out there in the sun, there's just melts it burns one side and then after a couple weeks it'll just deteriorate, but gary tognetti and the team at spina farms in south san jose have been hard at work to make sure everyone gets their jack o'lanterns for halloween. this is their field of pumpkin spread out as far as the eye can see and the work to protect them from this heat. actually started months ago. it's being shaded. totally by the by the an old farmer told me you got a you got to build the house before the people in it. so meaning build the the plant frame that's done early on in the growing stage. you get a lot

dorsey abc 7 news. and we have a link to that child safety plan on our website abc 7 news com slash take action if you or someone, you know could use an ally when it comes to mental health. that is what you're going to find a lot of other local resources by going to that page and for urgent matters, you can call the national suicide in crisis dialing 988. well, did you feel it a lot of people in the south bay may have felt an earthquake this morning it hit just after 10 am and according to the us geological survey at measured 3.4 and the epicenter is northeast of the alum rock area actually in alameda county. we have not heard of any reports of damage or injuries, and we wouldn't expect it with a quake of that relatively small magnitude. absolutely now our weather here's been pretty nice. but of course we're thinking about everything going on in florida. yeah this massive storm. hurricane ian. that's swept across just raked across florida today meteorologist. sandy patel is tracking as it continues san

on a day calling for action and gun violence prevention, dustin dorsey explains how elected officials are calling for continued change. >> as schools were turn across the bay area, covid remains an important focus of health and safety. after a mass shooting in uvalde, texas, gun violence appears to be on the forefront of concerns from staff and students. >> when i reflect on my years at school, i want to remember a place where my classmates and i could feel safe and learn. instead i spent the past years watching gun violence of state entire communities and watching our nations leaders dismiss the importance of protecting us. >>>> gun violence and threats of gun violence undermined the sense of security that all students should have in their learning environments and that schools. >> california ranked number one in school shootings according to the center for homeland defense and security, and it is an even bigger issue nationwide. >> gun violence is now the leading cause of death for children in the united states of america. shame on us. >> overall, more than 45,000 americans died fro

dustin dorsey has the latest on this continuing investigation. adria park of san mateo is facing at least three lawsuits involving elder abuse and negligence two different 93 year old residents have died after ingesting dishwashing liquid that was served to them instead of juice, san mateo county supervisor. david canopy says his former employer atria must be held responsible tragic horrific. i used to work at an atria. not atria in san mateo, but i worked in atria in san mateo county about 15 years ago and to see what is happened. it's disappointing in august san mateo police say three residents were poisoned after ingesting the cleaner trudy maxwell died within days. another resident was hospitalized and peter schroeder died on september 7th. his family's lawsuit filed last week claims a disruption in the dining room led to a pitcher of cleaning liquid being left on the counter. it was eventually mistaken as cranberry juice and served to residents the mateo county district attorney's office is now reviewing the completed investigation by san ma

it's great at levi stadium dustin dorsey abc 7 news. don't forget there ■are two monday night football games coming up tomorrow night titans take on the bills at 4:15 on espn. that's followed by vikings and eagles here on abc 7 that second game starts at 5:30 and is followed by our sports show after the game. a new proposal by the california air resources board is mandating an end to diesel-powered trucks and big rigs according to the chronicle large trucking companies will have to phase out their existing fleets into zero emission vehicles by 2024 officials with the california trucking association. say that truckers worry about the practicality involved with costs lack of charging stations and the current limited range of electric vehicles. the board is holding a public hearing in october on the proposal. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area one of the issues we are focusing on is climate change and the environment thousands of volunteers combed the berkeley marina and other waterways across the state saturday in sea

dorsey, abc seven news and if you or someone you know, could use an ally. when it comes to mental health. you'll find local resources by going to abc seven news .com slash take action and for urgent matters, you can call the national suicide and crisis lifeline by simply dialing 988. coming up next politics and people. governor newsom speaks out about the tactic of some republican governors to send migrants from the southern border to cities led by democrats. will california be next as a destination? stay wh?d when she comes to gma about the new season of the kardashians. my gosh, any winter quinton runs in live good morning america and reba mcentire live all in america's favorite morning show . good morning america, the bay area's number one news and america's number one news, all in one place, abc. seven news is now on who and so is america's most trusted news. abc news live all day all night. abc news live on hulu shiny truck pulls up in front of your house. everyone starts clapping because everyone is happy. and that's why they all start dancing. we mak

dorsey abc 7 news. great to have her back in town to perform tonight. abc 7 news is streaming 24/7 get the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. and that's going to do it for abc 7 news at 4. i'm kristen z and i'm dan ashley for all of us here. we appreciate your time. monday night football is next to enjoy the game. we'll see you later tonight at nine o'clock and 11. >> this is espn on abc. >> home opener in philadelphia tonight, as we welcome you to "monday night countdown" presented by subway. kickoff between the vikings and eagles coming fast from lincoln financial field. it looks like the winds have calmed. it could be a shoot out. run, eagles, run. led by jalen hurts, poised to establish himself as the franchise qb, and kirk cousins, armed with a new offensive scheme and a ton of weapons to make it fly. contrasting styles and plenty of

dorsey explains how a san jose based center will be the standard by which other locations are created. in the darkness. there is light. you just need to know where to look for vita employees and their families. after the tragic mass shooting last year, the 5 to 6 wellness center has been that source of light people in desperate places and they have resources now that that weren't available before, and i know it's safe. they've saved lives. the wellness center operated by santa clara county is dedicated to providing resources for anyone impacted by the shooting from counseling to stress management training and more all in an effort to break down the stigma of mental health and help people cope now, thanks to a new bill just signed into law in california, the 5 to 6 center will be the subject of a year long study to learn what's working in order to create other centers. i think that it's going to be the creativity and ingenuity of people around the state about how to turn those things into broader solutions for preventing workplace violence and to dealing with the stress and anxieties o

dustin dorsey shows us a new effort to combat the hate. in a fight against anti-semitism a unifying message from members of the bay area jewish community as well as their allies. here here. i am. he named me here. i am here. i am here i am. here i am to stand against hate anti-semitic crimes in the state of california or at an all-time high up 32% from 2020 to 2021 the greatest percentage of increase in such crimes in the states history in cities across the bay area. it can be physically documented in the form of flyers like these a key theme of the here i am campaign is to confront this kind of hate. it's not just about the messenger of these incidents. it's about who could be listening. we need to make sure that our allies and our community members recognize that we need to create a safe environment for juice and other minorities allies and attendance today use their power to try and create that environment to combat the hate from california attorney general rob bonta leading law enforcement to charge people who commit hate crimes includ

dorsey spoke with management to learn more about the issue. just how long it may take to get fixed for seniors living in the hud subsidized affordable housing facility town park towers ac is not a luxury during the heat wave it's a necessity and nearly a quarter of the units on several floors of this 10-story building have been without air conditioning for nearly a year. according to residents the impact of climate on lower income people before you even add in disability in age is horrible, but when you add in disability and age, it's just that much more catastrophic kelly everett provides in home services for this 89 year old resident with copd scenes surrounded by fans with her ac out. she says she made calls to management last week to try and get the cooling repair. they know it and they left for their and you know for three days. and you know, they did nothing about it, which that means they did nothing about anybody's air conditioning and there's a whole lot of people having this problem. gilda lewis is one of those seniors how hot is it

well, it may be a bit went out there, abc7news reporter dustin dorsey shows us the 49er faithful are in for some tasty new treats. dustin on the field, the 49ers : are working on getting back to their winning ways, highlighted by new talent. off the field, highlighted by new tastes that team chefs believe they have already cooked a new favorite. take their seats, the fans will be in for quite a treat with the menu. >> what happens on the field we cannot control that, but we can certainly put a lot of energy and time and planning into what we do from a food and beverage standpoint in the stadium. we always want to one up ourselves every year. we always want to push ourselves, create new partnerships, come up creative new ways to serve food, and this year, we certainly have great variety. dustin partnerships, check. : creative serving, check. great variety, check. from crazy good doughnuts to fine dining, walking tacos and big mouth burgers. across the concorde, even season-ticket specials, food for the faithful. >> this is better than just a normal stadium burger, right? >> absolutely

dustin dorsey explains how elected officials are calling for continued change. dustin: as schools continue across the bay area, covid remains an important focus of health and safety. after the mass in uvalde, texas, gun safety is at the top. >> when i reflect on my years at school, i wish to remember a place were my classmates and i could feel safe and learn. instead, i spent the past years watching gun violence devastate entire communities and watching our nation's leaders dismiss the importance of protecting us. >> gun violence and threats of gun mylan's -- gun violence undermines the since of security all students should have in their learning environment. dustin: california ranks number one in school shootings and is a bigger issue nationwide. >> gun violence is now the leading cause of death for children in the united states of america. shame on us. dustin: overall, over 45,000 americans died from guns last year and leaders have seen enough. >> this is a national problem. >> we need to be smarter. dustin: congressional democrats staged events to call attent

dustin dorsey shows us the 49er faithful are in for some tasty new treats. >> on the field, the 49ers are working on getting back to their winning ways, highlighted by new y new tastes. the team chef believes they have already a new favorite. >> what happens on the field we cannot control that, but we can certainly put a lot of energy and time and planning into what we do from a food and beverage standpoint. we always want to one up ourselves every year. we always want to push ourselves, create new partnerships, come up creative new ways to serve food, and this year, we have a great righty. >> partnerships, check. creative serving, check. great variety, check. from crazy good doughnuts to fine dining, walking tacos and big mouth burgers. even season-ticket specials, food for the faithful. >> this is better than just a normal stadium burger, right? >> absolutely. a normal stadium burger is not going to give you the signature barbecue sauce, at all, whatsoever. >> i think football fans will enjoy this m it is no fuss, no muss, straight to the point in your face goodness. >> fans can als

dustin dorsey explains how education engineering complete the city's three-pronged approach. >> on city streets in san jose this year, we have suffered one death every five days in the city. while a city department survey says most people believe distracted driving is to blame, the dot says it is the number >> plate on our streets right now. >> saw the dangers speeding can cause as sgp posed as decoys. police hopenf change that behavior but the dot hopes education can be a solution >> get into a crash. the faster you are driving, the narrower your field of vision become so you are less likely to notice things in your periphery. if you get in crash, the faster you are going, the more likely that crash is to be fatal or severe. >> the dot says another approach comes from a different e, engineering. this is along a priority safety corridor highlighted by a lot of lanes and fast speeds. what of the engineering has come from quick build projects that can be rolled out faster to create solutions on the roads. these barrows -- these barriers are an example of road narrowing to create a shorter

dustin dorsey, abc7news. reggie: target is hiring for the holiday season and they want more than 100,000 people. they are hosting a deal days event in october with thousands of deals. they will extend their famous holiday price match guarantee. acquaintances appear to be more helpful than close friends when it comes to finding a new job. the study is based on information gathered from 20 million linkedin users over five years. privacy advocate say users may be unhappy their data was used although linkedin said they did not isaac -- violate the agreement. the stock exchange trading underway, up about 300 point. kumasi: a special sighting in the sky, jupiter is the closest to earth its been in more than six decades. nearly half the distance from its furthest point. sky gazers can get the best view of jupiter and its four largest moons in darker and higher locations. the planet is bright and should be visible for the next few days. reggie: that's cool. drew: that fog. reggie: that's not that cool. kumasi: when i

justin: dustin dorsey, abc7news. stephanie: if you or someone you know is struggling with mental health, there are resources available on our website. go to a -- abc7news.com/take action. if it is urgent do not be afraid to call the national suicide line at 988. the rain is coming. lisa: as we look outside at the golden gate bridge, it looks pretty nice. temperatures will be cooler and the wind gusty. we will talk about when the rain begins, how much to expect and how long it will linger, with my accuweather 7 day forecast next. stephanie: george kittle might be the key for trey lance. will the 49ers get their star tight end back on sunday against the seahawks? have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪ moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent re

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. >> one life losses too many in san jose has lost 50 lives in 2022, something has to change, dustin dorsey abc 7 news. >> in the south bay, they are taking steps to make pricey prescriptions more affordable, insulin and diabetes medication is being added to the program. it helps pay for occasions. this includes some middle income earners that's organizers they are sometimes forgotten when it comes to financially. >> -- financial aid. >> folks that are making will be used to think of as a metaclass income are eligible for this income it is designed to serve the missing middle of health care. the missing middle is people that make too much to qualify for government support typically. reporter: according to county officials nearly 210 -- 120 thousand adults have diabetes and many rely on insulin. >> he is back with the giants, rowley might not expect for the former catcher. -- role you might not expect for the former catcher. tomatoes, of all things could help california's drought. >> suddenly i'd like tomatoes a lot more, good afternoon abc 7 news meteorologist mike, final pages of th

dustin dorsey spoke with economists and professors who explain how the measure could affect the bay area and the country. >> president joe biden celebrated the inflation reduction act he signed in august. the measure child by the president as one of the most consequential pieces of legislation in american history. in attendance, the san jose mayor. >> it is great to see this over the goal line. moriccardo alssa help meet some climate change polls the city has select reduce utility bills and making electricity more affordable. it could also see san jose that a more heat waves to become less reliant on outside energy companies. >> we know pg&e has challenges with its infrastructure so we want to invest in alternatives for local storage and generation. this bill will provide dollars to help local communities like san jose do that. >> the celebration comes at a present time in which inflation remains high. the stock market suffered its biggest fall in two years as grocery, rent and car prices rise. california state university east bay economics assistant professor says the act may help but n

dustin dorsey takes a look at the possible solution and questions regarding privacy. >> it is safe to say the streets in san jose are simply unsafe. 50 traffic deaths this year as of now. it took until november last year he to reach the same mark. leaders continually look for a solution. >> anything this thinly staffed police department can do to increase our ability to prevent crime and solve crime once it has occurred and improve traffic safety is something we are open to looking at. >> that come in the form of automated license plate readers? in 2021 the city installed a lpr and a one of the deadliest intersections. sfpd hopes it could prevent crashes. >> maybe these incidents never occur at all. people drive more carefully or if there is a collision, they don't leave the scene of the collision. in the event of a tragedy or crime we will be able to gather evidence to help us find who was responsible. >> these cameras also come with privacy concerns over where they are placed, what they are used for and how long data is stored. >> that should be a concern to everyone. you are going

the san jose mayor was in washington and dustin dorsey spoke with an economics professor who explains how the measure could affect the bay area and the nation. >> a victory lap this morning in washington, d.c. as joe biden celebrated the inflation reduction act he signed in august. the measure touted as one of the most consequential pieces of legislation in american history. in attendance, san jose mayor sam liccardo. >> it is great to see this get over the goal line should >> the bill aims to help fight climate change and make prescription drug costs less for families. the mayor says the act will help meet some of the climate change goals the city has like reducing utility bills and making solar more affordable. it could help san jose bettel heat waves like we saw last week providing funding to send as a clean energy to become less reliant on outside energy companies. >> we know pg&e has challenges with its infrastructure so we want to invest in alternatives. this bill will provide dollars to help local communities to do that to >> the celebration comes at a present time in which inf

dorsey. spoke with a local physicist who's part of the team. what would we do if an asteroid came hurtling down towards earth? it's a movie script that we've seen play out many times, but believe it or not. there has never really been a proven plan on monday that could all change with the dart mission. the dinosaurs didn't have a space program to help them know what was coming, but we do and so dart represents an important progress in in understanding how to protect avoid potential hazards in the future and how to protect our planet dart stands for double asteroid redirection test and it represents the first ever planetary defense test just a test. no asteroid is coming towards earth but seven million miles away at nasa autonomous spacecraft will try to move an asteroid name morphis off orbit. our dart spacecraft is going to impact dimorphose at a speed of 14,000 miles per hour changing its speed by perhaps a percent or so and changing the period of that orbit lawrence liver. more national la

while it may be a bit wet, dustin dorsey shows us the 49er faithful are in for some new tasty treats. reporter: on the field, the 49ers working on getting back to the winning ways, highlighted by new talent. of the field, highlighted by new taste the chefs believe they already cooked up a victory. when the fateful take their seats at levi's stadium, the team's is fans will be in for a treat with the 2022 stadium menu. >> what happens on the field we cannot control, but we can put a lot of time in planning -- and planning into what we do for food and beverage. we like to push ourselves, create new partnerships. we want to come up with creative, new waves -- ways to serve food. reporter: creative serving, check. great variety, check. from donuts to fine dining, tacos and burgers, across the concourse and premium seats and season-ticket specials, food for the faithful. >> this is better than a normal stadium burger. >> absolutely. in normal stadium burger will not give you the signature barbecue sauce. i think football fans will enjoy this particular menu, no fuss. straight to the point,

dorsey explains how elected officials calling for continued change. as schools return across the bay area covid remains an important focus of health and safety, but after the mass shooting in uvalde, texas gun violence appears to be at the forefront of concerns from staff and students like monte vista junior margo francoir when i reflect on my years at school. i was to remember a place where my class? instead i've spent the past years watching gun violence devastate entire communities and watching our nation's leaders dismiss the importance of protecting us gun violence and threats of gun violence in our schools undermine the sense of security that all students should have and they're learning environments and at schools, california ranks number one in school shootings, according to the center for homeland defense and security and it's an even bigger issue nationwide gun violence is now the leading cause of death for children in the united states of america. shame on us and overall more than 45,000 americans died from guns last year and leaders have s

dustin dorsey shows us how one man is using his work to make a better bay area. -- birthday to make a better bay area. >> brian is trying to make his community a better place. to recognize the essential work of teachers, he is donating 150 supply kits for middle schools in oakland. >> i chose oakland in particular because over the past school year, they have gone through a lot of challenges. i simply wanted to give back and do something special for the teachers and hopefully put a smile on their faces. >> but this deed will not be his last. turning 30 years old is a milestone but it can also be scary. instead of a crisis, when he turned 29, he channeled his anxiety into something good. >> i started to write down all the things i was grateful for and at the moment i realized that every wonderful thing that has happened to me was thanks to the support and generosity of others. >> and thus, the 30 acts by 30 challenge was born. >> i am on a mission to complete 30 acts of kindness before turning 30 next year. >> after making 400 desserts for firefighters, he asked for a specific supply wi

dorsey explains when santa clara county residents can receive the latest vaccine. enter the omicron booster the cdc's director officially recommended that the vast majority of americans received the updated by valent vaccine the virus continues to change and adapt and so must we we have all changed and adapted our behavior and we welcome this updated vaccine that's updated to adapt to what circulating now moderna and pfizer both adjusted the formula and their booster shots to specifically target the omicron variant and its subvariance to help prevent infection as well as serious disease or death anyone 18 and older with their primary series can receive the moderna shot while anyone 12 in that with the primary series can get the new pfizer booster. the original covid-19 boosters will know longer be given out to these age groups. only a pfizer booster remains available for kids 5 to 12 at this time santa clara county will receive the vaccine shipment next week with appointments at their mass vaccination sites starting shortly after the county's own. nation sites expe

dorsey. spoke with a local physicist who is part of the team. what would we do if an asteroid came hurtling down towards earth? it's a movie script that we've seen play out many times, but believe it or not. there has never really been a proven plan on monday that could all change with the dart mission. the dinosaurs didn't have a space program to help them know what was coming, but we do and so dart represents an important progress in understanding how to protect avoid potential hazards in the future and how to protect our planet dart stands for double asteroid redirection test and it represents the first ever planetary defense test just a test. no asteroid is coming towards earth but seven million miles away at nasa autonomous spacecraft will try to move an asteroid name diemorphous off orbit. our dart spacecraft is going to impact dimorphos at a speed of 14,000 miles per hour changing its speed by perhaps a percent or so and changing the period of that orbit lawrence livermore. national la

dorsey explains when santa clara county residents can receive the latest vaccine. enter the omicron booster the cdc's director officially recommended that the vast majority of americans received the updated by valent vaccine the virus continues to change and adapt and so must we we have all changed and adapted our behavior and we welcome this updated vaccine. that's updated to adapt to what circulating now moderna and pfizer both adjusted the formula in their booster shots to specifically target the omicron variant and its sub variants to help prevent infection as well as serious disease or death anyone 18 and older with their primary series can receive the moderna shot while anyone twelve enough with the primary series can get the new fiser booster. the original covid-19 boosters will no longer be given out to these age groups. only a pfizer booster remains available for kids 5 to 12 at this time santa clara county will receive the vaccine shipment next week with appointments at their mass vaccination sites starting shortly after the county's own vaccination sites