>> from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> >> right now, starting today we are in the grip of the dangerous dangerous heat wave that is not going to like over several days . our meteorologist is trackingw hot it is going to get. > >> containment of the larger two two wildfires near the oregon border the flames have destroyed destroyed does have forced thousand to evacuate. > >> less extremely hot weather can create difficult situations bay area firefighters. coming up, we will show you how they are managing stay cool this.

>> good morning, it is sunday, september 4. thank you for joing us. let's check, he was our firt alert urologist.'s the back it is going to pick up today. the t of this is still going to be monday and tuesday. i would just just show you how this is going to play out. temperatures are great out there now. it is relatively want to start the mog but it is what happens obviously obviously for the afternoon daye highs. look where we were yesterday. today it is 100 and five monday and tuesday you can see for the peak of this is. this will play out all of the rn of the bay area. it will not be that hot of those two days. thoe two days of the day. if this is what it looks like the in valleys of the building, let's look northeast. you will be around 106. today you get aroun. we are preparing today but we are also thinking ahead to how we are going to address monday. this will probably be the biggest. even here in san jose it was 88 yesterday today you are left degrees about that. that tomorrow you go up another one degree to get to 100. for oakland, 90 degrees is still hot

hot this socialist differences of how this will be felt across the bay area. there is a lot moe to look at. i will have more contact coming up in the first alert passed. devon, back to you. > >> the flexible it has been is to between the hours of work on him and 9:00. the miniatures of the state's are great are asking asking people to use less energy. they say to say that 278 278 degrees turn on your visiong was not at home and replace your your air filters. close your blinds and shades during the day. refrain from running large appliances. >> when we are in a situation like this where we are right up against the margin of the system system capability and you have e kind of threats to reliability from buyers and generation plant, outline, that consumer flexible demands, that response can be the difference the light staying on are not. >> there are cooling enters open open across the bay area. you can find the full list with

hours of operation on her web night. > >> with high temperatures, highe danger. there are already wildfs burn across the date. from a fire that was quickly knocked down yesterday to the bill fire as well as several fires burning burning in southern california. here is the latest on the bill fire. this continues to burn near the oregon border. thousand thousand had to be evacuated in and around this friday. the fire the fire has burned 300 acres. it is 25% contained. fire has caused at least destroyed 100. >> i lost everything. i lost animals, house cars. i lost both both of the rv, i lost a lot. everybody knew everybody, everybody's family and, we all grew up together. we had this a few years ago and now we've got

to go through it again. >> north of the bill fire, the amount fire has now for more than's. it is just 5% contained. 5% contained. thankfully no buildings or homes have been destroyed and no injuries has been induced to reporting. the governor declared a state of emergency were both fires are located. >> reporter: crews are trying to trying to extinguish two major wildfires. a fire near santa clarita has burned 5000 and it is 71% contained. supporter 32 fire closer to mexico has more than 4000 acres. it is six 5% contained at this point. now imagine writing this flames in hundred degree heat. we look atw firefighters are trying to's a safe temperatures climb >> reporter: >> reporter: it is extremely hot. this is extra challenging.

going to put my gloves on >> the toughest part of the job? job? >> once the adrenaline wears off, we actually get the fire ot and it is time to put out hot rods. >> reporter: fire captain pay attention to the safety of their their crews on weekends like this one. they want to prevent heat related injuries and illnesses. >> we were this. this captain said that the year can way north way north of 90 pounds. rehab even can respond with water and shade to working. >> we have a robust physical fitness program here. that is a big part of it. it is hard to account for 104 three temperatures. you know, we encourage hydration the night before, during the workday, ress when appropriate. we are depletd on resources a lot of times. they put out and advisory going into the weekend reminding staff staff of more active fire behavior. it is keeping a close eye on the health of its

firefighters. >> so far we have been cautious. been cautious. we have been fairly successful at doing this. this. we still have the hottest days ahead of us. >> reporter: to get a sense of the weight firefighters carry, i i stepped into their boots. and i were the pants and i through on the jacket. we were not done here. >> this helmet feels really. >> how are you feeling? >> reporter: then i slowly made my way to the fire engine to get get the rest of my gear. before you knew it, they had to respono a call. >> you are dealing with a group of people who will put them selves before anybody. so, they are going to go to work on whatever is out of control to get it back under control. >> reporter: in antioch, kpix 5. 5 . >

>> crews of north bay jumped quickly on a brush fire that was that was sparked by lawnmower. the fire broke out on saturday in petaluma. firefighters sandman using a lawnmower to cut cut back on dry brush ended up igniting the vegetation. firefighters quickly knocked down the flames thankfully before gusty wind started to pick up. >> obviously it was a good intention and somebody wanted to to take care of their yard unfortunately and 86 degrees with 16% humidity, it is too dry dry to mow your lawn. you have got to do that in the morning when it is nice human. > >> fire crews focus on containing the area where the livestock and pets were living.o animals or people were hurt. the the blaze burned three and half. > >> for all of nova county, officials have increased the fie danger rating from high to extreme as temperatures are expected to in restoring the next few days. > >> air quality is getting worse. worse. the bay area advisory has has been issued for today due to to smoke. it is just to advise people that at certain

elevations, they miss smoke and noticed a disguise. officials do officials do not ask each dangerous levels. > >> east bay regional park will shut down the more of its public public sites during today. that is to cut down on the fire risk and the risk of people suffering suffering heat related illnesses. other parts closer to to the bay will remain open along facilities. have posted a full list of the closures at kpix.com. >> i cannot understand. how could the da close this? > >> that is the mother of in antioch man who died in police custody. relatives are struggling to understand how the the officers involved in the death will not face criminal charges. the district attorney'e made the decision the officers did nothing wrong. the family sat down with kpix 5 to talk abt their disappointment. >> i cannot believe this. it is unbelievable. it is a very

numbing feeling. >> reporter: cassandra says she feels re-victimized. she and her her daughter bella believe the district attorney made the wrong wrong decision i not charging four officers for the death of angelo. >> we know this was excessive force. mac investigators with te da's office find the method of g of restraining was objectively reasonable. investigators wrote no police officer applied pressure to the neck.'s autopsyd no damage to their way. collinss the four officers of covering up up the fact they did not have ct cameras. collins did report a cl phone video that contained mostly audio. >> they are lying. you know because i know what i saw. i wa. was there.

>> they are lying about the extent of their first, their dun of their force. >> reporter: a couple of the officers kneeled on angela's shoulder and neck cutting off his oxygen. the family attorneys filed a federal civil lawsuit against the police department alleging wrongful death. emac this report was not fair. it was fair. it was not impartial. it was intended interview to improperly absolve the officers of pretty clear wrongdoing in this case. [ music ] on december 23, 2020, the sister called 911 after the object was having a mental breakdown. and officers arrived to find the mother holding the child in a bear hug physician. officers a that since he was not cooperating, they separated the two. they handcuffed and kneelen the victim's shoulder to control control him. the family tells the officer they should have just cuffed him and allowed to it up. >> he was compliant. he was not compatible. >> does he have a pulse? what is is happening? that was the mothr asking the officers why her son was on responsive. he never regained consciousness and he died three days later. a

forensic pathologist will that he died of delirium due to drug intoxication. he died of physical exertion and cardiac a. cardiac arrest. >> we will keep on fighting. >> reporter: the family will send a letter to the state attorney general to ask and to re-examine the criminal case. don lane, kpix 5. > >> the santa clara county medicl examiner's office review the first autopsy and agreed with the findings. > >> it is time for something thag that dang at lake meredith, something has been brought in to to clean it up. > >> we look at the

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and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. >> welcome back, the time is 6:13 a.m. the cleanup of this fish kill continued on saturday. on saturday. crews were back out out on the lake on saturday trying to clean up thousand of dead fish littering the shoreline. the fish were killed by a toxic algae blooms workers who had been doing this about a week but yesterday they got a new piece of equipment to get rid of the last dead fish. >> cleaning up this water, this is going to make the lake a must

nature place for recreation. it it is healthier. if this stays here and this stuff starts to rot and decompose, it is going to get messy. >> he saw fewer dead fish during during his cleanup yesterday. > >> all right, let's pick up they on this heat coming our way. the the first thing i want to do is actually begin with the daytime high for today. keeping in mindt mind that today, while hot, it is not going to be excessively . as big as these numbers are in terms of climbing into the hundreds already, the real story real story is what is coming tow and monday. having that, here is here is sunday. daytime highs today are going to 100. look at the bay shoreline, we will be nr 90 near the east bay. we will be be in the low 90s for a good part of the peninsula. redwood

city is going to 92. the city is is jumping up to 77. it will be 94 in san jose. the real ory shows up when you look at the ct between those who are up and down 880 and those who are up and down 680. go out to concord, concord, it is 104. if you go out 580 there is 104 on livermo. the further inland you get in this east based communities is where you are going to see the issue. when we look at the two main items that the national weather service has issued on this day, the heat advisory and the acid heat warning, we can see how those two play out differently. if you are along the bayshore, you have got it ul monday evening. the advisory sas it will get hot. be aware. think think about taking precautions.e is the excessive heat morning which the south bay and all of the inland valleys of the entire entire bay area. the excessive heat morning of course is the much stronger warming. this tells you this is going to happen. if you are not taking action, you will likely increase increase your risk significantly. this is to suffee heat related illness. so, it includes the northbay valley as we come up for a waterview. evey

is in this except the immediate bay. we will go through the review one more time. what is the difference heat exhaustion and heat stroke? the big difference is, i did this with you yesterday morning . the mains this top line. if you feel faint faint or dizzy, that is he does johnston. if you do not address and you let it go, then it becomes a throbbing headache. you are now dangerously close to close to heatstroke. there are several more on here to keep an eye on but that is the main onee others if you stop sweating com, you are also in trouble. if you get the heat stroke, the only ce of action is to call 911. it is a significant risk. if you have heat exhaustion you have time to to address it. these are thingso keep in mind. speaking of the heat risk, if this is what the map looks like today, the shade of red, the higher the heat risk. watch the transition from today to tuesday. we go into

much deeper shades of purple. ts is throughout a much greater ara of inland california. this is the day with the issue. look at the south bay, there is plenty of a down here. this is why san jose has the excessive heat war. san mateo has the heat advisory. advisory. let's get into the seven-day forecast. look acrosss so, oakland and san jose. we wil see the numbers on monday and tuesday. they will be climbing p into the low 100. this is for san jose. that is going to be rough. those two days there, particularly on monday and tuesday, and when we look at the the microclimates, we will see the story on on here as well. this is for inland east a community and northbay communities. that 108 degrees ay on monday is for santa rosa. it is 107 on tuesday. these numbers numbers are about a degree or in in cases two degrees higher than than they were last night in the the forecast. so, the latest model run and they are doubling down on two things. it is still that monday tuesday where we will see the big spike. it has also got a little bit hotter.

>> >> you know that i give you some some agency over this. i am disappointed that the numbers are creeping up. i want them to be going down. >> you and me both. in that regard, even after those two days, this is another importantt important aspect we will focus on the peak. they go down a little after those two days butt is not enough. we are still in t wave here. it is not until we get to saturday when we are out of it. by then, some more interesting things might happen. might happen. we are going to talk about how saturday we could we could be pulling in maybe some tropical moisture. this is another story. >> it will be a long week. > >> and animal rescue organization in morgan hills is working this weekend to keep animals cool. many of the the rescue teams a they will be making rounds about every 30 minutes to make sure that each l is comfortable and safe. >> we are especially mindful of the animals that cannot fend for for them elves and they need a little extra support. we will kp an extra close eye on them. we will bring them indoors to the house or office if we need to.

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>> good morning and welcome into into sports i am charlie walter. walter. baseball remains the lead up spot. giants have less than a 1% chance to make the playoffs. but you are telling me me there is a chance. yes, but they need to rattle off about 15 15 straight wins. the phillies were at oracle last night. it ws on umbrella hat weather. this bs wearing a parka. bottom three, s had them loaded up. joc pederson pederson is heating up. a pair of splashes the last week, thise the single to right field, andrw comes into score. peterson ties it at 2-2. this inning, joc pederson, another base hit to right field. he goes upstairs ad mike waltzes and the giants were were up 4-3. peterson was not done. he showed off the bat and his eye. good i. jd davis scores davis scores and giants 5-4. at the bottom of the ninth, look at look at this saves. and 101 on

the gun, he lights it up. 5-4 ir of the good guys. that is two wins in a row for the giants. > >> the hayes are taking on the orioles. all the sunday oaklands are one and a half back. third inning, brian mount castle, that castle, that is driven a long way and it is gone. castle on the second homer, 21st of the year baltimore is up 4-1. the oakland a's had no doubts of the the fourth. look at chad. he erases it. they get nothing. they will like it. the orioles when 8-1. the oakland a's look to avoid the sleep today. the story of the night in the major leagues, it was the white sox pitcher. he had a no-hitter with with two out this happen. look at luis. that is loan hit in the in the game. close a cigar. it

is the feeling i get when i fill fill up a cart full of groceries groceries and i realize i forgot i forgot of. the only differencs i do not get a tanning ovation m the cashiers. the white sox 13-0. > >> a big stanford head coach david shaw. the cardinal football team has amply spidered. noble appearances 2000 2000 and last year's team went just 3-9. they better be located located home. they have got to be colgate. do you want to talk about a flawless start to the season? the first play from scrimmage stanford junior runnig back ej's. 87 yards to the end's end's box score, levin carries 118 yards, two touchdowns. 7-0 stanford. the stanford quarterback as the team starter he finds uncle wilson. that ball ball was air melt but wilson had had rings and issues. his opponent finish the day with 308 308 yards and two wars. stanford

stanford wins 41-10. next up for for the cardinal? u.s. the. > >> best tailgates in the west at at memorial state of. uc davis was in town. look at jaelyn aud. that is eight yards score. 14-7 score. 14-7 cal. nice seam for plumber, he had three touchdowns. third quarter, we showed you the offense, how about the defense? craig take that and he will return into the the house. 39 yards score, gold bears turned it into around fro. 34-13 cal. they will host unlv next saturday. > >> marcus freeman making his debut as head coach at notre dame. first test, ohio state. i can order notre dame's player leaps over the and son. the irish led 10-7. the most active ohio state blowout, third quarter, not a blowout but heree the buckeyes. ej finds xavier. t

put the box up or t-10. they would never relinquish that lea. ohio state 21, notre dame 10. the california gold bears will y in the cold dome in two weeks. the defending pack 12 champion utah utes were at this off against florida. quarter anthony anthony richardson asked the hand off and he keeps it himself. that is a one. waltzing waltzing touchdown. florida was down 29-26. utah drives all they into the red zone. they can kick kick it to tie, score to win but but they cannot throw pick. that pick. that is what they do. loot bernie intercepts this past. fla upset number seven utah, 29-26. this is the first season opening opening when against a ranked team for the gators 1982. that is your look at fourth this morning. have a great sunday everyone. > >> coming up, we have an update on a pair wildfires near the oregon border as crews battle to

to gain the upper hand on the stubborn places. we have new details on how the police airplane was stolen before eventually crash landing in a field yesterday in mississippi. > >> here is a look outside in dublin. we will

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am. let's start this half hour with a great check on our weather with her first alert meteorologist. >> we will take a big jump up fm where we were yesterday's daytime highs. today is not the day when we go to the excessively hot category. that is tomorrow. you have a sunday in front of you so let's look at at that. we are starting out sunday morning a little bit warmer than you are used to. wah the progression of the temperat. we will go inland these bay first. concord was 98 yesterday, 98 yesterday, it goes to 100 for for today. the numbers were adjusted from the past 24 hours. hours. they are higher than they they were in yesterday's the fo. the forecast. it will be 107 on tuesday. do not overlook the 100 100 today. start planning for monday and tuesday to be significantly hotter in a greater degree of risk to keep related health issues. san jose is going to 100 to on monday. you will be 100 on tuesday. when

when we look at oakland, you are are still going into a hot zone when you get to 90 on tuesday. we are going to look at this in more detail, a lot more context is coming up in the complete forecast. this is the broad overview of what lies ahead. devon, back to you. > >> let's check in on the two major wildfires. the mill fire hazards loaded ties to 4200 acres. it is 25% contained. two people were injured in the fires burned 100 homes. evacuation ors are placed thousand. the mountain fire just north of the mill fire has torched more than 4800 acres with only 5% containt 5% containment no homes or buildings have been destroyed and no injuries have been reported. the cause of the fires fires are under investigation. a a state of emergency is in effect for the county. > >> a mississippi airport workers airport workers under arrest accused of stealing an airplane and threatening to crash into a walmart. the police that he knew knew how to take off but not how how to land. cbs room worth on the hours long saw that in the

sky. >> reporter: drone video shows the stolen after it safely landd in a sleepy field in northern m. dirt tracks marked the rough landing. >> it was almost on top of our house. >> reporter: the plane circled around the city for five hours. radar tracking data shows that path. the police say the man at the controls identified as coren initially threatened to crash into a walmart, leading to an evacuation. the 29-year-old empe at the regional airport allegeds goal is fully fueled lane early saturday when nobody was guardig the airport tower.'s emac after the initial threat of he did not not want to hurt himself or anyone else, i believe that we had what you would think would be the best case scenario. >> reporter: the police say patterson posted a message on facebook essentially say goodby. at the time he was close to

running out of fuel. shortly after, he landed the airplane. the police quickly moved into tn into custody. >> he will get the help that he needs is ours whatever he is deg with. >> reporter: patterson is charged with grand larceny and terroristic threats. he will likely face federal charges. cbs charges. cbs is. > >> a private pilot was coachinge suspect during his flight. at one point he was close to landing at the airport but he aborted the last minute. > >> nasa has grabbed the launch of the rocket. skyler henry ex wife from oregon's kennedy center. >> reporter: director che ck lljusted to scrub. nasa's most powerful rocket wile to go back to the shop for repairs after officials called on saturday afternoon, slipped off because of a hydrogen gas leak. >> it was characterized as a la.

>> reporter: this is the second time that leaking hydrogen for the launch on hold the weather was cooperating early saturday g when the launch team began loading nearly 1 million gallons gallons of fuel. just a few minutes and the operation, engineers notice hydrogen the engine section at the bottom of the rocket. >> the team tried to resolve the the week. all three times, we sw a largely. >> reporter: nasa called up the launch at 11. this was three hos ahead of the launch window. >> reporter: officials will neeo determine whether the rocket will stay in the launchpad or return to the vehicle assembly building repairs. they are trying to pinpoint the launch date. >> we are not going to launch ul it is right >> reporter: once it lifts off, it will send an on piloted crewe on a 30 day trip around the mood back. the dress rehearsal is another step towards ending americans back to the moon. this this could be as early as 2025 does gather belongs east coast hoping to blast off.

>> i drag my wife down here. we got here yesterday at 7:00 a.m. it is kind of overwhelming that they scrubbed it. >> reporter: since it was a go, officials are keeping their fins crossed that the third time will will be the time. tyler henry, cbs news . >> nasa is not sure what is causing the hydrogen leaks. engineers will be troubleshootig the problem. this process could last for weeks. > >> biden in first lady jill biden camp david this labor day weekend. the president spoke at independence hall in philadelphia. he warned americans about fellow citizens. . he called up former presidentp and certain republicans as reprg a threat to american democracy. > >> last night trump was in pennsylvania as he held his is rallies home was searched by the the fbi. he called the search and abuse of power. former president the first part of hish criticizing last month is

search. the purpose of the rally rally was to support dr. oz and other republican in upcoming date white elections. thousand attendees appear to be a trump side about the mara lago searchy say he declassify the documents he took them to the white house. house. they claim he had the right to hold onto those items no outside legal have said otherwise. >> i think joe biden needs to be be impeached. i think that the republicans when they take the , they need to defund the irs. i think the fbi needs to be investigated and possibly abolished. this is because theyd legal rate on mara lago. >> we asking to the president's speech, trumps that it was the most fish vicious and hate each ever delivered by an american president. [ drumming ] a leading bay area health officials are seeing to get the latest covid booster shot. is

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bill that would allow kids to and older to get back and without parental consent. he says it did not have the votes to pass before the legislative deadline. > >> all right, let's get ready for the heat wave. we will start will start out first on sunday morning sunday is going to be hot for the afternoon. we will take a look at the daytime highs. the real focus as we saw in the last visit is really mony and tuesday. but, it started monday this way. it is relatively comfortable out there. it is over six d. the son son is coming up in just about one minute. 6: 40 2 am as sunrise time. san jose 63. it is it is near six d at oakland. these numbers are a little warmer. this is a bit of a heads. expect to feel warmer tomorrow morning and is actually actually by the time we get to tuesday morning. here are the daytime highs. on sunday afternoon it looks this. a couple of things stand out here.

here. obvious the the 90s for the peninsula, you are going to feel this today. we will be looking at hundred in the north bay, 94 san jose. it is the difference that shows us where the real for the next two days is. you can the change in temperatures from the east bay shoreline up and down 882 the inland valley's over here out in in the tri-valley of concord evn up-and-down 680. the contrast is contrast is getting dark. it will be hundred and four in livermore today, 89 in hayward. it will be 85 in oakland and 104 104 concord. if we look at where where the heat advisory is, in contrast to where the density morning is, it makes sense. if you are on the shoreline for the like you have got a heat advisory. that is the national r service telling you to be awared start thinking about the possibility for heat to have ant on your overall well-being. it s a very different story when you look at the excessive heat morning. san jose is in this and

and so are all of the inland va. we are warning the distinction is the national weather service's way of telling you there is very little doubt in t. in this. this is going to happed it will vepact on youtaking aptionanother way tois to go e degree ris. herea lor the eper daatis a stark contrast. these colors are shading a little bit more into the deep red and purple for the inland parts of the bay. this is in terms of this tuesday forecast. and here is what is out. white is that the heat morning? the peninsula only has the heat advisory that is the best way te the difference. the higher degree of confidence it specific specific instead of just using county outline. show me on the map in a visual way where the highest degree of risk is going to be. for shades of colors will colors will see where you are. bay at elevation, it is going to going to be worse down a lot ofe

valleys. of risk keep in mind, let's take to the daytime high of 95. in particular, that is yu is you a 95 degree day inside yr car in direct sunlight, after or it is nearly 140 degrees. that is a major we start talking about he related health risk not not only for has also for small children left in cars. this is for any amount of time. it will be imperative that we are all stayinon g for thing like thatheop day monday and tuesday. it bettnce secondf of the ekit ff still r lano ve watchafat. it islike heturns off lely. it come he gets out of the that the category. that will be a rough go for much of next week until we get to next saturday.

>> if we still have triple digit digit temperatures, why aren't e thinking the bracket of the heat the heat wave the six pending dr into the weekend? >> by that hopefully we have got got through the worst of it. the the looking at these two days is is to really dried up. this is the whole point of first alert forecasting we draw your attention to the dates that have have the highest risk of impacting you. this is no matter matter what it is through the course of the year. in this case case with the heat wave, those e the two days we need to people's people's attention on. we will talk about the heat advisory excessive heat they are called for. we may have to stay in firt alert data says we get there but but those of the two days we ard to making sure that people are aware of before they get here. >> it is going to be in intense8 hours. > >> if you live in the east bay you may have of this bagel shope owner has tried to re-create the the favorite new york nicholson the bay area. the berkeley community has rallied to help the business in and. construction is underway for an

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square feet. >> this whole big rectangle here, this is all going to be a big glass window. you are going to be able to look up through this window and the this whole productions base. right here, we we are having my state-of-the-art half $1 million million dough line. we are going going to make and roll the doug. this will be done really fast and automated. >> reporter: this is the space that will supp their store and and every other one that will guide their future. >> people want to next bagel. how do i grow more >> the bakery's goal is to have the new location opened by nove. you will be able to have your bagel and some coffee then. > >> the bay area politician born in vi what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear

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>> she was born in vietnam and came to the u.s. with her family her family in search of a better better life. madison found the is they were she broke varies in in local politics to represent her community. as part of the ongoing theory our american village, cbs news profiled the previous san jose vice mayor. here is her story in her own words. >> my name is madison wade. san jose of my american village. my family came to america back in the late 1970s. i grew up

actually in a very old town called modesto. i grew up and i started working the branson field when i was 12 years old. every morning my parents would wake us up. we would hop in the back of my dad's truck and we would pick fruits and vegetables vegetables five 30 in the mornig until about 2:30 p.m. it was hard work but i thought this is better than living under the communist regime in vietnam. we live in a small town where we were one of the four asian american families. i grew up eating foam with rice and soy sauce. we will very or. i came o san jose around the year 2000. this is the city where i met my. it is also the the where i had my daughter. i recognize that this city had two of the largese in these populations outside vi. yet, there was no one in politics representing the vietnamese-american community. i i started out with pretty much

like any activist. i tried to register people to vote. i tried tried to tell them the importance of voting. i told them the importance of getting involved. i was elected in 2000 five. i served until 2000 13 as a councilmember and vice mayor. my biggest battle of my political career so far has the naming of a mall is this district in my city council district that i represented. some people wanted vietnam town. town. some people wanted saigon business district. i thought i s doing a compromise when i came up with the name saigon busines. business district. people wanted wanted to recall me. there was a a recall campaign. i thought that and i won. at the same time, it definitely left a scar. scar. >> this victories for the city of san jose because we cannot afford a political president tht elected officials face recall over disagreements on just one goal issue.

>> my biggest accomplishment during my tenure at city hall was to build more affordable housing mike intuits. the area that i represent is definitely one of the areas that have a lack of affordable housing. to be able to provide that opportunity for these families o me is very heartwarming. we are here at this restaurant. this is is the kitchen away from my kitchen. this restaurant provides much meals for me, maybe once or twice a week. my y come here. these two dishes aree of my favorite. in the the, it is called this. this is very typical of the cuisine in central vietnam. growing up, i was not fortunate enough to experience kind of dishes. i als craved these dishes we were on public assistance. that is why i why i really appreciate your in and say, i am having a variety of different dishes vietnam.

>> i came to this country with my family with pretty much nothing. it is a very similar sy that many the. for me, it really really goes to show that as long long as you are willing to workd which we did and every time my family and i we would visit and sit down at a restaurant, you just feel the sense of belonging. you feel this that i have made it. my name is madison madison when and has a is my

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>> it is time to look at this morning's top stories. there is another flex alert today between betwee00ac when you're not at home, set the thermostat to 70 degrees or higher and refrain refrain from using large applia. the mill fire is growing to more to more than 4000 acres, injuring two evil and engulfingt least 100 homes. it is now 25% contained. evacuation orders are orders are in place for the towf lake shasta and edgewood. in the the same county, the mountains fire is 5000 acres in died. it is only 5% contained. thankfully thankfully no homes or buildings have been destroyed and no injs have been reported. in petaluma are brushfire caused by a lawnmr with quickly knocked out before gusty winds could pick up fire

crews say that they focus on preventing the flames from reacg livestock and had. fire burned 3 3 1/2 acres. east bay regional parks will shut down public sites today. they want to reduce reduce the fire danger as well as the risk of people suffering heat related illnesses and injuries. park close to the bay will stay open. > >> all right, the first alert seven-day forecast shows you the you the two days we are going to's light for oakland in san jose. it is going to be warm and and hot today. it is going to be be 100 to on monday. it will be0 on tuesday. it gets a little better next week. very different different numbers here when we look at the inland and east bayd northbay valley's. those numbere simply hot and the degree of risk you will be most to to heat heat related health issues is high on monday and tuesday. make make sure you're planning ahead for those two days. the 7 first alert days. back to you. > >> thank you for joining us. trend to sunday morning is nexte on kpix 5 . enjoy the rest of your sunday. tried to stay cool[

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