Here. The merchants allege the carts are a health hazard, operating with pain tanks and unrefrigerated meat. The restaurants say it is tough enough trying to stay afloat during the virus without a double standard that allows unlicensed carts to undercut their business. New at 10 00, ktvus amber lee in the city where the issue is coming to an end. Reporter the supervisor represents this district tells me a crackdown is coming soon. Merchants say these unlicensed vendors are a threat to their businesses and Public Safety. On a beautiful wednesday afternoon this hotdog vendor does brisk business. Doc was amazing. Reporter but the Fishermans WharfCommunity Benefit district, which oversees Public Safety and its properties, tells me the Street Vendors are operating illegally without permits, raising safety concerns, including exposed propane tanks and health concerns. The district share this photo of hotdogs and about left out unrefrigerated. There are a lot of siegels that i around. If one happens to be standing below a poll where their food station is and bird happens to fall down reporter this video taken july 4th shows holidays and weekends can bring them to the worst. They take about 15 of our business. Reporter hayes is already struggling, with business down by 50 due to the pandemic. He says he has been offered here for 40 years. We run our business fair and treat our employees fair. I see something here very unfair. Reporter the Fishermans WharfCommunity Benefit district says it is a double standard and has reached out to city agencies, including the department of Public Health and there has been no enforcement. In a written statement a Department Spokeswoman said they take an Education First approach to its food safety inspections. Whats going on right now and Fishermans Wharf is totally unacceptable. Reporter the supervisor is working with the department of Public Health to start enforcement as early as this week. He says it appears the organizations operating these foods carts are also exploiting workers. Of these individuals are basically indentured servants in their worsening situation the pandemic. We have to follow the tax rules and so forth whereas these other people follow zero rules. Reporter the supervisor says the enforcement is not about targeting immigrant workers trying to make a living. He says the crackdown will include issuing citations. San Francisco Police swarmed a parking garage during the manhunt for a suspect in the shooting this afternoon. Teams of officers ute canines to try to track down the shooter at about 3 20 this afternoon at fourth and mission streets. The victim was taken to the hospital with lifethreatening injuries and later died. You can see a Large Police Presence on the roof of the parking garage, which was also shut down, along with mission street, during the manhunt. Thats why we are taking every step in terms of precautions to make sure that no one in the area or in the public is not hurt, as well as officers. Reporter police say the incident was resolved and according to witnesses officers took a person into custody after about three hours of searching. Over and lyft said they will likely suspend service in california if a judge does not overturn a ruling that requires them to reclassify drivers as employees. On monday george ordered both parties to comply with Assembly Bill five, thats the state law that took effect this year and requires independent contractors to be given employee status. Uber and lyft were given 10 days to appeal the decision. They are going to fight it, they have to fight it. California is just the beginning. As soon as california is able to transfer all of these independent contractors and employees, states like new york and all of the country are slowly going to follow suit. Uber and lyft want the courts to wait and see if california voters passed prop 22 in november. That would exempt rideshare and delivery drivers for maybe five. The bay area told authorities as many drivers have been crossing the bay area bridges start of this pandemic are not paying their bills. Drivers without fasttrack get a bill in the mail, but only 65 of those are getting billed are paying on time. The Toll Authority says thats roughly 4 million a month in unpaid tolls. We do want to collect the tolls and treat everyone the same who comes through the plazas, we will be making some decisions about contacting people and in some cases may be applying fees. Drivers without fasttrack have been getting billed in the mail since march when the governor removed toll takers to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Now to the president ial race where we are getting an indication of voter enthusiasm for Kamala Harris as joe bidens running mate. The Biting Campaign has raised 26 million naming Kamala Harris as his running mate. We look at their Campaign Launch event today. My fellow americans, let me introduce to you, for the first time, your next Vice President of the united states, Kamala Harris. Reporter for the first time, Presumptive Democratic nominee joe biden and his running mate, Kamala Harris, appeared together. I am incredibly honored by this responsibility and i am ready to get to work. Little girls woke up, especially little black and brown girls, who so often feel under looked and undervalued in their communities but today just maybe they are seeing themselves for the first time in any way. Reporter senator harris is the first black woman and first south eastern Asian American person on the ticket. They share their mutual admiration for each other and railed on the trumppence administration. This is what happened when we elect a guy who was and up for the job. Our country ends up in tatters. Reporter after calling senator harris his number one draft pick yesterday President Trump repeated a line of criticisms when asked about her today. There was nobody more insulting to biden than she was. She said horrible things about him. Is anyone surprised donald trump has a problem with strong woman across the board . Reporter biden and harris presented their own plans if elected and made their appeal to voters to support their newly formed ticket. We need more than a victory on november 3rd. We need a mandate that proves the past few years do not represent who we are or who we aspire to be. Reporter a major job of vp candidates fundraising. The Bidenharris Campaign yesterday said they had their best day ever. In fact in the last 24 hours the campaigns as they have raised 26 million since harris was announced. Governor newsom is vowing more aid for businesses withering in the pandemic. He is touting less tax breaks, less red tape and new loan programs. We are here with the Business Owner who says all of the promises have added a the disappointment so far. Reporter the governor often talks up his past as a small Business Owner, today recalling his first store had only one employee. But a northbay gym owner doesnt appreciate the nostalgia , he needs income. I think about it, i dream about it, i have nightmares about it. Reporter a brandnew jim, adam kovacs opened this 20,000 square foot facility in novato in late february after two years of planning. Covid closed it three weeks later. With limited classes, outdoors only, membership went from 1300 signups to 400 and shrinking. I am an immigrant. I worked very, very hard to get here. Little by little im losing everything that i built. Reporter sonoma fit has two other gyms in Sonoma County where, for at least a brief time, and her exercise was permitted. Those locations qualified for Disaster Relief loans, but not the new facility. Denial from the Small Business administration states there is an arbitrary cutoff date and the novato jim opened a month too late to qualify. Nothing, nothing. On a federal level there is no help, on a local level there is no help, on a state level there is no help. We support our Small Businesses, we support those folks that take risks and put everything on the line. Reporter Governor Newsom speaks reverently of Business Owners, as a former entrepreneur himself. In his wednesday briefing he talks about working with lawmakers to encourage hiring, streamline permits, deferred taxes. We created a new Small Business loan targeting minority and women owned businesses. Reporter but he offered no end to closures. Businesses cant thrive in a world thats feeling. When he says things like that it makes me furious, because he has always been a very rich man. Reporter kovacs has 150 employees and monthly rents totaling 110,000, which he is renegotiating to pay later with interest. At gym memberships can only go so high. How much does all future tax breaks help me if im out of business tomorrow . Reporter the solution as he sees it . Let business operate. Not halfway, but with precautions and based on actual risk. I believe in the science. We wear a mask, we social distance, we exercise, we start healthy, the end. Open up today. Reporter kovacs says he is often asked if he got federal ppp funds and he did, but thats the Payroll Protection Program for that loan to be forgiven most of it has to bes and on payroll. Whether the business is open or not, or whether any money is being made or not. Taking a look now at the latest coronavirus numbers in california, more than 11,000 cases were reported in the last 24 hours. However, officials said the numbers include thousands of backlogged cases from the states computer problems. Sadly, 180 more people also died from the virus. The death toll in california has gone up to 10,648. If there is any good news it is that hospitalizations and icu admissions continue to trend lower. Kaiser permanente announced today they are planning to join a phase three Clinical Trial for a coronavirus candidate being developed. The goal is to enroll up to 30,000 volunteers at more than 120 sites around the world some of the doses will be administered at kaisers Medical Center in santa clara. Research will be conducted at three Kaiser Research sites on the west coast, including the division of research in oakland. With the democratic ticket in place all eyes are now turning to next weeks unconventional convention. Coming up, what bay area delegates tell us about the speakers and schedule. First, a bay area part with rules called elitist and discriminatory. Some tropical moisture and triple digit heat headed our way as we work our way toward the weekend. Motorcycle riders love the open road. And geico loves helping riders get to where theyre going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. And because were committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. The geico giveback. Helping riders focus on the road ahead. Developing news from Southern California were as many as 500 homes render evacuation orders because of a fastmoving wildfire. The lake fire is burning in the Angeles National forest near lake hughes. And exploded in size today from 400 acres this afternoon to more than 10,000 acres tonight. Fortunately no buildings have been destroyed, but firefighters said the fire is moving very quickly. The huge smoke plume can be seen from l. A. The area is under an excessive heat warning with temperatures expected to be more than 100 degrees in the area. We are also going to be under an excessive heat watch for the weekend. I was just looking at the temperature in santa clarita, south of where the fire is, and they are expected to be at 105 on friday. We are also going to see these triple digit temperatures in some of our inland communities. Lets take a look at where the excessive heat watch is. You can see it is right across the state, north and south. Then we bring it into the bay area and it will be the east bay and the south bay that will be dealing with this. As you can see, hes already hanging on in the center of the state near fresno and bakersfield. Near 90s at this hour and we have certainly cool down nicely in the bay. 60 degrees and brick, 57 in Sanford Scott and about 60 in san jose. Notice walnut creek, concord, livermore, brentwood still in the 70s at this hour. We are not going to have as pervasive of a relay or as we had yesterday. It will be very limited tonight and into tomorrow morning. Look at the future cast tonight. We usually see the fog there. We dont see it. We see temperatures rolling into the 90s and more spots tomorrow. At about 4 00 we also see some clouds rolling from south to north. That has to do with the tropical system we talked about yesterday. I will tell you more about that and how it places the possibility for storms in california, when we come back. Ucsf Police Arrested a suspect today in connection with the deadly fight early yesterday morning. Hospital Officials Say two people got into a fight inside the lobby of a medical building on the parnassus campus. The victim identified as 66 yearold anton malaysia of San Francisco made it outside where he collapsed. A nurse who was arriving at work try to revive him but the man was pronounced dead a short time later. Today they arrested 23yearold 10 Mariah BryantAnthony White on suspicion of murder and robbery. The two did not know each other. Area residents say its not the first time they have seen violent encounters here. I have seen pipes here in the fast and ive seen people brandish knives. I am not completely surprised. The suspect was booked into the citys jail while the case remains under investigation. A long fought Development Battle in San Francisco is moving forward with plans to build more than 1000 new Housing Units on a vacant lot near city college. The board of supervisors voted to approve the project for which will go up on the site of the balboa reservoir parking lot. The 16 acre site was sold to developers for 11. 4 million. The plan is to build 1100 Housing Units, with half of them affordable housing. Of those, 150 will be set aside for city College Teachers and staff. New at 10 00, a controversial issue in palo alto, nonresidents turned away from a public park because of the longstanding City Ordinance. Foothills park is west of 280 along page mill road. It is next to the los altos hills, but only people in palo alto are allowed to use it. A lot of people say that the residents requirement is discriminatory. Reporter yes, it is a highly contentious matter, a City Ordinance some call divisive and elitist. Many want the role abolished, including the mayor, while others want to preserve palo altos environmental roots. Foothills park in palo altoand serene. But the beauty of this 1400 acre Nature Preserve marred with controversy for who can and cannot enter. This is an issue of ethics and morals. There is a right and wrong here. The right thing is to open up this park. Reporter the mayor of palo alto, among those wanting the park to be open to all. As it stands, only palo alto and scan enter the main gate on weekend. Visitors have conditions, they must be accompanied by someone who lives in palo alto, can visit on the weekday or walk in a different route. The city purchasing the park in 1959, the ordinance in place since then. At the time when the city of palo alto purchased the land that is now this park the city was engaging in a number of racist housing policies, including redlining and blockbusting, that were essentially designed to keep palo alto white. Reporter for that reason many see the park restrictions is discriminatory. I dont see the racism and it, but its unfortunate that has been brought into this conversation instead of focusing on the actual systemic racism that exists. My grandmother was in internment camps in world war ii. My dad came out of the camps fatherless. I definitely understand when there is explicit racism. Reporter some councilmembers argue entrance has nothing to do with race. Councilman tanaka says, at the time of purchase surrounding wilting cities, including los altos hills, didnt want to pay for the parks. He cited costly maintenance in the cities affinity to the environment. Palo alto has been a leader in Climate Change and climate protection. A lot of people really want to make sure that the park remains pristine. Reporter last week city leaders approved a private program to allow nonresidents to buy permits and for the issue to go before voters in two years. The mayor doesnt believe civil rights should be put to a vote. I think a lot of people see it as a Palo Alto Park and thats okay. I thi