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owners in oakland sounding off on recent crime. more on how they want to get back to work. > >> a news bay man shot after ths after thieves stole his cattle c cattle attic catalytic converte. catalytic converter. >> it seems like it is not a cre a crime of survival, is part of the larger, you know, racket. > >> and burglars caught on camera camera in san francisco. how one one homeowner is doing his work to be a detective. good afternoon, thank you so much for for joining us, i'm reed cowan. we will start with those frustrated business owners in oakland. we hear you. they say the city's bad reputation is getting their bottom line, their their business and way of life. they want city leaders to sign a a pledge to downtown again. is mike they're desperately trying to breathe life into downtown oakland. they say it all startsh

starts with city hall. a lot of workers are still working remotely, and business owners say they need to come back and set an example for other businesses in downtown. a group wants city leaders to assign a back to work pledge that asks to to fully reopen city hall. to bring more police foot patrols downtown to oakland, to reallocate parking meter funds to local business improvement districts, and to use that money money to hire more ambassadors downtown. for the city to also e also increase police officers up up to 900. right now there are only about 680. to implement an already past encampment plan. >> >> as we slowly emerge from the pandemic they are slightly suffering from crime that is rat is rampant in our city. and people are afraid to come down. people who work remotely who might be willing to come back and work in downtown oakland,

are afraid. we want to stop that that to the extent we can. >> and it is not just remote workers who have stayed away from downtown. the chairman of oakland says the tourism recovery is the third worst in the nation, reed. >> anne, thank you so much. > >> san jose state students are also stepping forward in our community demanding that the university address problems within their title ix office. last year he was to permit of justice determined the school failed to address a decades worth of sexual harassment and assault by an athletic trainer. >> rather than being reactive, that they be proactive. that we aren't just doing the bare legal legal minimum for our campus. >> >> grad student carly, there, the doj is on campus following up on their initial findings. the university tells kpix 5 that it has fully cooperated with the investigation, and they they say they've already implement a changes, that they hear you. those changes include

hiring additional staff for the title ix office. troubling trend trend in our community, at castro valley. > >> a man was shot while four were stealing his catalytic converter. it happened before 4:00 a.m. on sergeant avenue could police say the victim confronted the thieves and was shot twice in the leg. badly he is expected to be okay, though. >> we are asking the public if y if they see an incident, call 911, stay inside their home and try not to intercede based on the levels of violence that we are seeing now. >> alameda county officials say this is an ongoing problem across the state, especially in the east bay. the suspects took took off and were chased by police, but forgetting where they crashed their car in walnut walnut creek. officers did not find them, but they did find a cache of stolen catalytic converters in the car's trunk and more evidence. a san francisco homeowner says he's frustrated with slow police rese police response, and he's tired of being a theft them. we are fg

are following his story and progress with betty yu. >> a motion sensor camera captures a man leaving after unsuccessfully breaking into a storage room. moments later, thr jumps into the backyard on campbell avenue. >> as you can tell this is lockd is locked. so he must have used some sort of torch. he goes in here and takes a bunch of boxes that we had here. >> what is captured on camera is is the thief making multiple trips over the next 45 minutes to load up stolen tools and whatever he can grab into a waiting car. at one point the suspect even grabs the camera and tosses it in the laundry room. the victim decided to do his own detective work here thik this week victor took a trip to the mission district, where it's it's common to see several street vendors selling what look

look like stolen goods. >> this is actually one of the things we managed to get back. >> sure enough he found some of his stolen property being sold on the street. the vendor told him he bought it from another vendor. >> he says he bought it from him him for like $30. victor and joanne are new homeowners, and since the burglary they've added added even more cameras. and a lock and chain at the back entr. back entrance. >> if you are impoverished, sometimes you have to do things to survive, but i mean to me but but this doesn't seem like it's a crime of survival. i feel like it's a part of a larger, you know, racket. >> we have our laundry here in the back, i've even asked if it's okay for me to do the laundry or should i wait for you you to come home. i'm scared to do simple chores because i'm scd i'm scared someone could be in the backyard. >> the nurse says he recognized recognized the suspect roaming his neighborhood multiple times

since the burglary, even followed him to in your bank image where he says he has witnd has witnessed cars with trunks full of tools dropped by. >> ever ported it from those times at least four or five, only for them to say there's not not much that can be done. or they just show up too late. >> for better street lighting on on san bruno avenue, it will take sfp six wiest weeks to do a a lighting assessment. for kpix 5, betty yu. > >> the cdc has given authorization to give boosters to those available at age 5. it targets the original coronavirus strain and the omicron sub vart sub variant peer adviser says the booster should be for kids available within about a week. we'll keep you posted on that. > >> still ahead, a health problem problem affecting a lot of hispanic patients. diabetes. how how experts are helping people

lower their risk. > >> plus a penalty for draymond green punching his teammate. but many are wondering, did the penalty go far enough? > >> pretty much the same old weather pattern across the area, area, but we've added hayes to the horizon. air in the santa clara valley is not great today. today. we will take a look at air quality and show you what spots are ba

>> all right. so this one has a lot of you talking. warriors star, draymond green, find after after he punched truck five at practice, but green will not be suspended. head coach, 24, made made that announcement. he's calling it the biggest crisis on on the team since he's been head head coach. green apologized before taking a leave of absence absence on saturday and he is expected to play in freddy's preseason finale against at the chase center. > >> rather than crisscrossing the the country between east coast games, the 49ers are spending the week at a popular resort known for golf and tennis. as vern glenn reports, one player n player in particular is very excited about it. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> time now for your red and gold report. with back-to-back

games at carolina and atlanta the 49ers will be spending the week in west virginia. that means a stay at the famous resort may not be a destination most look forward to, but our charlie walker found one player who is excited for the stay. >> i'm a fan of the greenbrier. greenbrier. i'm one of the very few guys on the team who loves the greenbrier. but i love these these trips. it's an opportunity opportunity just to bond with your teammates and hang out. so i'm going to enjoy it. >> with the red and gold report, report, i'm vern glenn. >> brinkman thank you so much, my friend. all season long we are highlighting you, the 49ers super fan. if you want to nominate somebody with an amazing back story, or a fan he wears all the colors on game day, do this. get your phone ou, open up the camera, pointed at this code on your screen and then follow the link. we'll give give you an opportunity to nomie to nominate a 49ers super fan.

we love to hear from you in our. our community. > >> research finds type ii diabetes is more common among his spanish pensions than white patients. as we celebrate hispanic heritage month, we areg are showing you how to lower your risk. >> inside tyler heights elementary school in annapolis, maryland, these women are dancing to try to lower their risk of developing diabetes. >> latinos are just genetically more likely to get diabetes. you you have social determinants of health which is key, access to healthy foods, access to being able to go out and exercise. >> immunity health provider, alexa moran runs this program for luminous health. it's funded funded by a two year grant from the state. she also educates this group about making healthier food choices. anna says she has learned it's

healthier to eat whole grain rice. the idea for the program came to her while managing a pop a pop-up vaccine clinic during the pandemic. >> accreted not opportunity for us to ask what you need to know what are you looking for? like nomads, no access to healthcare, healthcare, and although, we've been at this work and disparity still exists. we have to acknowledge those differences and making that a part of the way we deliver care. >> taking a step closer toward n toward prevention while embracing their unique needs. debra alfarone, cbs news, annapolis, maryland. >> the national hispanic medical medical association is educating educating health professionals on health and diet plans. the ymca is expanding their diabetes diabetes prevention program to dozens of new communities. here at kpix 5 we are also looking

into some of the health issues that latinos face. they are also also celebrating hispanic culture in our special communities program coming up called una familia. we are one family after all. watch on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area . > >> today, more bay area schools encouraged students to walk and roll to campus instead of traveling by car and we caught up with those kids at dayton ely dayton elementary in san lorenzo lorenzo this morning. some were on foot, others were on bikes and scooters, some in wagons even. >> it frees your mind to be more more engaged to school. when you you walk as a group, you are talking during that time period, period, so you are getting to know each other more. you are stronger when you come to schoo, to school, and it's better for the environment. we see fewer cars on the streets as well. >> wasn't >> wasn't just in san lorenzo children all over the bay area, taking part in walk and roll.

san leandro, fremont, berkeley, among others. many of you shared shared those pictures and videos videos online. when you do that just use the #kpix, and we will will celebrate you. we want to draw a circle around seems like this as much as we possibly can. can. > >> time for a look at our forecast with chief meteorologist paul heggen. >> we see those kids walking and and rolling to school with hoods hoods up, because the fog was spreading over well into the bay bay area. we won't see huge changes as we head to the rest of this week. at ground level where we all live it is still onshore winds are keeping that fog of marine layer locked in place. we will see offshore winds to help boost temperatures temperatures briefly, then we will be back into this pattern into the weekend. there is the golden gate, downtown is only 63, that is the high so far today. only a few degrees warmer

warmer in oakland. inland, anywhere from 71 to 79. those inland temperatures are close to to what's normal for this time of year. i mentioned the haze before the break. air quality hasn't been great, because those those later winds haven't stirrd haven't stirred the air as effectively. so most of us are expensing moderate air-quality peer but there have been spots especially around san jose where where the ground level clicks te clicks those pollutants. we could see some the conditions again on thursday. the fog is going to be widespread to begin the day on thursday, like the past several days. it will take it's time backing up toward the coast. still reduced visibility even inland in the north bay. but the sun will break through even over downtown san francisco, should see better visibility but the fog and low clouds will be very tough to shake there once again. temperatures tonight dropping down to the low to mid 50s. the exception to that, some of the

north bay values drop into the 40s. then high tomorrow's tempe, tomorrow's temperatures, it is a a written temperatures like pena like peninsula. mid to upper 70d 70s inland in the santa clara valley, a few of the warmer spots topping at 80 degrees. temperatures a mix of upper 70s and low 80s, inland in the east. east bay. pretty nice weather for october, but still cool here here the water, 60s and the city city is going mid to upper 60s for oakland and east bay. much further north, temperatures will will still be toasty for mendocino, reaching upper 80s to to around 90 degrees. what we could really use is a chance of october showers. we are getting to that chance where it's unreasonable to look for the in the forecast data, and we are seeing hints of that in the long long range data, beyond the scope of the seven-day forecast, forecast, from the strongest

signal, to our north, there is a a strong signal from the bay area into the beginning of the following week, that last full week of october. but in the short term, just get used to what we've had in place. a few temperatures warmer on friday, but we drop back for saturday and sunday. in general, running below average near the water and and your average farther inland and along the coast i would not expect to see a whole lot of sunshine over the next several days with temperatures just hovering around 60 each afternoon, reed. > >> coming up, a cool surprise for this kid at the dolphin sho. dolphin show. let's say the dolphin wasn't the only big sta. big star. we want to remind you, you, if you need a friend, you've got them right on your screen, this is five of them. this is our weekday live cast streaming on cbsn bay area. find find out also more about us

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more comfortable in medical settings. got to see this. meet robin. >> robin? >> yes, kendra? >> i'm a little nervous today. i i have to have an x-ray. >> at umass memorial children's center the robot is preloaded wh preloaded with software and anticipates the kinds of questions are ones may ask when they bravely fight things like cancer or other difficulties. he he can really help ease that loneliness and alleviate fear tapping into a child's need to connect and be heard. evidence suggests even deeper benefits are available. >> initial research for robin the robot actually showed decred showed decreased admission times, increased complaints in a a medical setting for things like getting out of bed and taking medication. >> can i get one of those before before school meetings at my house? umass memorial is the third children's hospital in th. the u.s. to acquire the robot. the other two are here in california at ucla's children's hospital and heritage day hospil day hospital. a nine-year-old boy got a surprise at the

indianapolis zoo, helping one of of the trainers on stage at the dolphins show, then, this happened. >> can you come over here by me? >> [ laughter ] >> just take that in, right? tht right? that is joseph's dad, petty officer joe for serving our country in the u.s. navy. he's stationed in san diego but got to come home for this beautiful woman to surprise him. him. the indianapolis zoo helped make that reunion possible, and and the family got to meet some of the dolphins after the show. everybody walked a little t talr after seeing that moment. > >> still ahead, a throwback to the 1990s. remembmber lilink 18?

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