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to take you back to the beginning of the line the railroad was built for the international exposition and once the fair was over the engines were scattered to the wind and the founder of orchard supply hardware piece to the collection back together and found this ranch where the trains were operated by

volunteers and smith died in 1990 unless the railroad and land to the university which continued the tradition but then in 2020 they proved no match for the fire. >> in august 2020, they came through and it burned down the roundhouse and car shop and most of the facilities. >> reporter: it was heartbreak for her since she has been around the railroad since the child and then in devastating blow when cal poly said it no longer plan to restore the railroad but donated somewhere else. >> the biggest fear it would disappear without anybody knowing. but fear turned to joy this summer when they notified the volunteers that it had donated most of the railroad to the santa margarita ranch in a site

already including the pacific coast model railroad. >> of all the possible outcomes this is been the best one. there is a disappointment it is not staying here but we had three years to cry over it and this is a new chapter. >> reporter: it means the railroad, it's tracks and fire damage to trains are headed to the next station. >> it will rise again from the ashes. >> reporter: among those hoisting big pieces and bigger dreams is jeff badger, the general manager for the pacific coast railroad at the santa margarita ranch who will help oversee the restoration. >> the ultimate goal is to get the whole band back together which means all of the locomotives and replicate a lot of the cars lost in the complex fire. >> they said the ranch is already earmarking the site for the railroad to run and would lean on its faithful volunteers. among them are people like engelman who are ready to see

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plus a few things you can do this weekend to protect your identity. >> reporter: the bottom line is imposters are unrelenting and targeting many people more than once and stealing big money even if you have taken steps to protect yourselves. >> it is both startling and disheartening. truck she runs the identities theft resource center in san diego and they help people who have had their identity stolen. >> i don't think we as a society realize just how impactful identity crime rate is. >> reporter: in helping victims, they feel the pulse of identity theft today and it is concerning. 59% the victims say they secure their accounts with multifactor authentication and yet crooks still found a way to steal their identity. i trc said many rooms and feeling anxiety and have difficulty sleeping and trouble passing a background check for a new job. >> these are significant consequences and this doesn't just gone -- go on for a day or month but it can be lifelong.

>> reporter: 26% of victims say crooks stole more than $100,000 impersonating them and 41% said a crook has stolen their identity more than once. >> given the right set of circumstances, anybody can be an identity crime victim. >> we see so many cases here. >> reporter: he is at the better business bureau. >> you probably get 10 to 15 calls a week. >> reporter: we will quickly run through five ways you can protect yourself and some you may know and others may be new. first, protect your paperwork. >> tax documents and financial documents, medical documents. >> reporter: he said each one is a possible puzzle piece for a garbage picking crook so don't just toss them in the trash. >> shred them. >> reporter: audit yourselves.

>> we get lazy sometimes, but check your bank statements and read every line every month. >> reporter: some scammers try to fly under the radar and make tiny traction actions -- transactions to poses you and you could stop a big fraud like of bogus loan in your name if you report a small one first. third freeze your credit file. an identity thief the goal is to typically open credit cards or loans but if your credit report is frozen they are host and you can freeze your credit report free online and just visit the big three bureaus. >> it takes minutes and you don't need to speak to anybody. >> reporter: post fewer details on social media and sharing specific is connecting more dots and even ranting about something like your cell carrier exposes a nugget that could help an imposter impersonate you and finally -- >> consider identity theft insurance. >> reporter: before you do that, do some homework.

>> check with the policy to see if you have coverage or with your bank or credit card agency. >> reporter: some credit cards throw an identity theft protection as part of your annual fee and renters insurance could include identity theft coverage as well and if you aren't sure ask your agent. if you want to review those five steps or share them, we can post this on our website. and to share this you can click the little facebook or mail icon in the upper right. new details on a shooting after the white sox game in chicago that left two fans wounded and we first told you about this breaking news last night at 11 and today the white socks say -- white sox say they don't know what led up to that shooting and involved in our outside. one woman shot in the leg went to the hospital and is expected to be okay and a bullet grazed another woman in the stomach

and she refused treatment and the concert was canceled and no word on any suspects or arrests. more and more it appears the cause of the wildfires on maui was electrical lines and we report that the associated press investigated many images it obtained of electric wires is the source of the fire and they concluded that when the high wind brought down power poles, bear uninsulated wires sparked the dry grass when they fell to the ground and they say on top of that hawaiian electric's mostly wooden power poles weren't sturdy and needed to be replaced and utility is facing several lawsuits from not taking steps like shutting off the power in the face of extreme wind and they say they have long recognized the unique threat of climate change and have spent millions in responses and investigators haven't released an official cause of the fires. coping with the tragedy is taking an emotional toll in maui and today the health secretary visited fire survivors and first responders and locals and troops being

given health services and a new clinic was set up there focused on mental health. >> one of the things that people are asking for is about the mental health crisis that we already knew existed but with this here it has become worse. we will do everything we can to make sure that folks not just get healthcare needs but also mental health care. >> residence visiting the clinic don't need insurance and an additional service like optometry is available. it is been 60 years since dr. martin luther king jr. led a march to washington and today thousands retraced those steps vowing to take on new challenges. >> reporter: a sea of people from across the nation at the monument to president weekend took in a call to action. >> let's not give up and let's not give in. let's not give out.

>> reporter: this is the 60th anniversary of the original march on washington for jobs and freedom and actor martin luther king jr. delivered his dream for peace, justice and equality demanding civil rights for all. >> this will go down in history. as the greatest demonstration for freedom in the history of our nation. >> organizers embracing dr. kings charge and adding a new generation of issues in the fight to stop violence against minority groups. >> we can't allow the dark forces of extremism and intolerance and hate to corrupt us and make us cynical. >> it is important for us to mobilize and insist on the importance of the moment. >> reporter: she was here in 1963. >> i am going to be 81 and i don't think things have changed the way they should have. i need to help make that change. >> reporter: this is change

that dr. kings 15-year-old granddaughter believes her generation can lead. >> my generation will be defined by action and not apathy. still to come, an update on bronny james and what we are learning about his sudden whrdiac arrest and

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san francisco pride is responding to the viral video showing carlos santana making polarizing comments about gender during the concert and it was recorded last month and shows the musician saying, a woman is a woman and a man is a man and that is it. thursday night he posted on facebook apologizing to the transgender community, but then the post was taken down a few hours later and replaced by a poem that reads, heat begets hate and love begets love. san francisco pride released a statement calling his comments disheartening and saying his

influence provides responsible discourse especially the marginalized position of transgender individuals and the organization said allies like santana should use influence to educate and not spread stereotypes. we have new details about the sudden cardiac arrest of bronny james. a spokesperson said it was due to an anatomically and functionally significant congenital heart defect. he is the 18-year-old son of lakers superstar lebron james. he suffered a cardiac arrest during practice last month and the family spokesperson said the family is confident he will make a full recovery and return to basketball in the very near future. we do have the weather. it is now 60s in san jose and we have a mild weekend but and we have a mild weekend but 90s are around (warehouse ambience)

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the bay area is getting another dose of pop mania with beyonce coming to town in a matter of days and this means another boost for businesses and the south bay. >> reporter: slice after slice they say it has been a profitable year for them in santa clara especially those near the stadium with pop stars hitting town almost every month. taylor swift, carol g and now beyonce. >> sales are through the roof on those big events and double and sometimes triple what the store would normally get. >> reporter: her renaissance tour will make its only stop around the area on august 30 and here thousands of members of her beehive are expected to fill santa clara. in fact, fans on social media are already preparing for the

new challenge. >> last year we didn't have anything close to taylor swift or beyonce coming in so it has been a boom for the area. >> reporter: the show is sold out just like several hotels near the stadium. >> sometimes i get a cancellation but within minutes you see my email it is sold out again because of these concerts. you know beyonce is beyonce. >> reporter: he said this year his guests have been music fans from abroad. >> a lot of taylor swift guests will come back again and i will see them again august 30. >> reporter: another superstar to help boost the region. >> get ready. they are expected to meet tuesday to decide whether to make her the honorary mayor the day of her visit which is wednesday and stadium representatives say it is excited to host beyonce and they will work with law enforcement to ensure the safety of their guests.

>> i heard a story she will get a superlarge key to the city like oversized. >> her concerts have been just incredible and they are selling out and she is topping the charts again with this tour. amazing. 2022 was a record-breaking year for national parks in the bay area according to a new report which is golden gate national recreational area which saw over 17 million visitors last year and estimates those visitors spent $1.25 billion in the communities around and that is a nice boost and the highest number they have seen the past decade. they say the numbers are proof the park system is critical the important to local communities and their economy. >> i would say the parks are oblivious to the weather and even if it is raining it is a beautiful place to go. >> a lot of snow melt and runoff. >> comfortable temperatures as well. over the next two days, things will warm up again and

even san jose will eventually see 90s back in the forecast and right now it is 67 with 80s at least for the sunday forecast and tomorrow has hazy skies and oakland with a degrees of 62 and west wind coming in at 15 with patchy low clouds around the area now down to 59. the tri-valley and morgan hills and calistoga hanging onto the 70s and you get some of this marine air hanging onto the 70s in the hills in the santa cruz mountains but a strong onshore push of that will bring in more low clouds. you can see this has actually changed with the ocean temperatures earlier this week were mid 60s so with more wind it does look like it is getting underway in the coast and we drop those temperatures closer to the average is in the low 60s but the seabreeze feels more comfortable than it does over the mid-600 ocean temperatures. we do have low clouds and

drizzle and clearing skies for the afternoon and we should see numbers in the 50s to start the day and then quickly climbing into the 70s and 80s as early as lunchtime with san francisco low 70s tomorrow and mid 70s and oak lend and here's a change for sunday with morgan hills and concorde and even santa rosa close to 90 tomorrow. so the warm-up begins tomorrow but it does really start to kick in by tuesday and wednesday. by monday you have mid 70s for san francisco and close to 80 in oakland and tuesday those numbers go up a little bit more in the mid-90s inland and out toward the inland east bay. and then wednesday mid-90s to 101 in fairfield and 90 in san jose. a bubbly getting close to 80 downtown san francisco and mid 80s and oakland. the temperatures ramp up wednesday and will cool down again thursday and friday as the seabreeze picks up which will lead the temperatures going from the upper 70s and san francisco to low 70s as we

head toward next weekend and around the valleys which means some hot weather in time for the beyonce concert. how appropriate. >> i think she brought it with her. >> you know that everybody is trying to figure out their outfits for the concert. >> she wants silver. >> all right. we are talking about red and gold. >> there was a lot of talk of beyonce because after the game they were like it off the field because we have to get ready for the big concert and the big news at the 49ers game was trey lance who is going to dallas and why they decided to move on from the former number three overall pick and we will hear overall pick and we will hear abt that in ou

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it is official. the 49ers formally announced today trey lance has been traded to the cowboys for a fourth-round pick and the deal happened yesterday before they lost their final preseason game to the charges in the former number three overall pick only played in eight games with only four starts and an ankle injury ended the season early last year and the 23-year-old was never able to show the development they expect it. >> he was tremendous during this whole thing and handled the as well as you could and just asked if there is a good landing spot, i would be appreciative of that. if i am here i am here. >> i said when we told him he would be getting another opportunity that was good he could do that and he did and we felt it would be better for it and he did too. >> the 49ers are rolling with brock purdy as qb number 1 and

not a surprise especially with how we played last season. sam darnold is the backup and brandon allen third string. he said he is nothing but love for him. >> i can't say how grateful i am and forever grateful and felt like the camp has been solid the last few weeks and like i said we are ready to get this thing rolling. >> i thought for the number of fans i think they were disappointed because of trey lance but they have a lot of confidence and what he did last season before the injury. >> they open the season september 10 at pittsburgh. the giant continues their spiral and a two run homer and they take over and atlanta wins 7-3 and gets us the giants losing 12 of their last 16 games. talk to me. >> it's just not good enough and playing better baseball than us and this is pitching

and hitting in defense and baserunning and an entire group effort to lose as a team and we really lost these games in this series against teams as a team and it's not one area in particular. >> it is basically everything and how about change everything. >> the a's to game winning streak came to a halt in chicago and the white sox slammed not one but two but three homers on the way to a 6- 2 victory but here is some good news. they have won four of the last six games and another tough night on the road for the earthquakes and they were shut out 3-0 at kansas city and san jose has just won two wins and 13 road matches so they are pretty good when they play in the bay but not so good of the road and getting back to trey lance everybody keeps asking, what would you have done and did they make the right move?

i always say this. who am i to question the folks who spent 18 hours of their day studying this but i would have kept him and he could be good and a couple years and if brock purdy stays healthy and continues to win, that is great. 23 and in a couple years he will only be 25. >> and now he is down in dallas and he will get a national spotlight. >> he has to learn the offense and there are other guys with the other positions and deck prescott is your starter and in terms of kyle shanahan they said it was obvious to everybody 10 days ago that sam darnold was playing better than trey lance and obvious to the team and once the locker room starts to see that, they want to win. they like guys that everybody is friends with in the bottom line is winning and professional foot well. we do wish him well. three, two, one. lift off. go falcon. >> there goes the launch

touring the international space station and the dragon capsule endurance blasted off from florida's kennedy space center and on board as an international crew with four astronauts including a nasa astronaut and the capsule is set to dock at the iss tomorrow and expected to stay there for six months conducting science research. it seems like every week we have something blasting off into space. >> i never get shots -- tired of those shots of lift off. and how are we doing weatherwise as far as the rest of the week? >> pretty good. we are looking at 90s returning to concord in fairfield and sam martin in san jose 81 and low 70s in san francisco and upper 70s and oak and but summer making a good come back. and upper 90s inland and cooling next week. that is it for us for right

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