from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. now 00oaklan man without a job while his bills continue to pile up. >> i've been lucky. i feel i have another chance. teachers in oakland getting ready for the possibility of a strike while the district and union remain at the negotiating table. >> it feels energizing. it's really energizing to see all my colleagues here. and what homeowners all over the bay area did today that you might think about doing as well. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm an andrea nakano. we

start with a man sharing his terrifying carjacking experience with betty yu. >> reporter: he was picking up a door sh jack in the box line in oakland just before midnight last tuesday when thieves fired into the car. >> it go here in the back. >> reporter: he said three robbers demanded his car threw his half open win deand pistol whipped him. >> hit me in my head. >> reporter: his dog bella was in the backseat during the takeover. she was injured in the leg where she previously had surgery. >> they start, like, hitting my dog. i just heard the screaming from my dog in the moment, and i tell him my dog, my dog, and

he start hitting me back in my head. i open the door and got my dog out, and they take off. a lot of people in the parking lot and drive thru. >> reporter: he's struggling from hearing loss from his head injury he fears will be permanent. his car was eventually found in undrivable condition, , and dumped. oakland police confirmed it was used in other criminal activity since it was stolen. >> it's like maybe 16, 17, 18. they're very comfortable. i was shocked. >> reporter: ahmed is now facing mounting bills in expenses, including impound lot and tow fees, and thousands of dollars in repairs and medical bills for himself and bella. >> i feel stuck. i'm very

stuck. mentally i'm not okay. >> reporter: driving for door dash was his only source of income after he lost his job as a server in 2020 when the pandemic began. he started a fundraiser to help himself get back on his feet. >> i work hard for myself and for my family, my daughter to be having good future. i would say i'm the american dream. but sometimes the system is not in my favor. a vigil monday will honor the life of a 24-year-old san francisco resident who was shot and killed by a walgreens private security guard after allegedly shoplifting. the service will start at 3:00 on monday at 825 market street. that's where the shooting happened. now, police are still investigating the incident. the security guard who killed brown has been arrested and charged

with murder. and governor newsom's plan to clean up the tenderloin by sending in the national guard is being put into play. this as fentanyl overdose deaths in the city skyrocketed in the first three months of the year. both the national guard and chp are due to arrive on monday. the plan is not to criminalize drug addicts, but to focus on drug dealers. and mayor breed says the more help the better. >> it does take a village, it does take partnership. now that partnership is expanding. expanding on a statewide level. this is something different, and i'm looking forward to a real change in our city. in other news tonight, another bank failure looms. the fdic is looking for bids on first republic bank by tomorrow. morgan chase, pnc and several others are looking to take over the struggling financial institution. they're hoping this process will be a

lot quicker than with silicon valley bank earlier this year. the bank's stock plunged yesterday, a 95% drop from earlier in the year. speaking of silicon valley bank. the feds looked around for who to blame for their collapse, and they found that they themselves were as much to blame as anybody. the report says that silicon valley bank failed because of bad management. but also because of weakened government regulations and supervision. it says the feds, the feds were just unwilling to crack down on bank manage. same story, different bank. signature bank also failed because of bad management. according to the fdic, they said that the managers didn't really understand cryptocurrency, which made up 20% of its deposits. the fdic admitted that they, the fdic itself, did not properly supervise them.

they blame staffing shortages. oakland unified school district teachers could be hitting the picket lines soon as negotiations continue between the union and the district. >> but while they were busy around the negotiating table, the rank and file were getting ready to strike and john ramos was there. >> artwork always inspires and keeps us hopeful. we're also using our skills to, you know, send a message to the community and to ousd. >> reporter: at the headquarters of the oakland education association, union teachers and sympathizers gathered for an art build to create the picket signs they'll use in the event a strike is called to shut down the school system. >> it feels energizing to see my colleagues here. >> reporter: ebony acng for eas threat this close to the enof the term will not be well

received by some. >> i think it's the perfect time to strike. unfortunately with testing, we have a lot of things going on, but we have to send a big message to the district we're not going to settle. >> reporter: the art builds have become common in oakland. they staged a city wide strike in 2019 over salary levels. there was another one-day strike last year over the issue of school closures. >> they've happened a couple of times in the last couple of years because teachers are fed up. for years we've had budgets slashed, our wages are not increasing with the cost of living. >> reporter: and in oakland, the tradition is to hand s.it's a subtle message to both the district and community about the commitment of the people making them. >> they see the effort we put into it, not only for this, butw so, know, use when we're

in the classroom with our kids. >> reporter: nine-year-old isadora got pretty handy with a power tool as she assembled signs. she said she was doing it for the fun and to support the teachers, but there may have been an ulterior motive. >> for me, school is sometimes boring. emphasis on sometimes. but i won't be like in tears if school is canceled. >> reporter: the kids may be okay with it, but the adults here say they'd like to avoid a strike if possible, but all signs point to it being a real possibility. >> oakland unified has been under state receivership since falling into insolvency in 2002p. and there's an effort at the state capital to make teacher salaries more in line with the car length cal cost of living. there's a bill to 30.

averagteacher pay behind only new york and massachusetts. good news for folks in the final district. pg&e finally has everybody's power back on more o. an underground transformer caught fine wednesday fire wednesday night, knocking out power for many. the lights went on for everybody at 5:00 tonight. still don't know where the transformer caught fire to begin with. the street fair in san francisco is kicking off aapi month. it's a celebration honoring the culture and history of the various aapi communities. >> oh, it's been great. we're going on our 50th. this would have been our 50th year, but because of the payeves tofor th

>> there was a packed line up of performers from the philippines, china, and japan, all coming together to learn more about each other. and here's a saturday work out for a good cause. can you imagine doing this? the leukemia and lymphoma climb to climbed 50 flights of stairs at oracle park. >> it's really meaningful for the patients, families, and the people we've lost. they're really representing all those people that can't climb. it's beautiful. >> a great effort by the more than 700 people who came out to help raise money for blood cancer research, each of whom climbed about 2,000 stairs. and the giants weren't even in town today. they weren't even in the country. we'll tell you about their international

travel game. >> but first, despite cold weather in the forecast, it's never too early to look ahead to fire season. how an 85-year-old is helping families keep their homes safe. and it's going to feel cooler and breezy tomorrow. saturday was the nicer day of the two for the weekend. we'll talk about sunday in detail when we come back, and we'll also look at this. the next chance for rain, and it's not just one day next week. several of them have a chance for rain. first alert forecast on that is coming up next.

welcome back. the berkeley fire department encouraging women to step into the fire service through the department's first in fire camp this weekend. >> this just gives young women an opportunity to see what we do, some of the job aspects of it, the athletic abilities, and being able to do a little bit of recruiting. >> they're happy to be recruiting at full strength again. and crews in southern saber forest. the fire of the season currently sits at 49% containment. and back here at home, it's time to think about getting ready for fire season.

>> now is ound your home, and devin fehely has that story. story. >> the grass is probably twice at high as last year. >> reporter: for nearly 40 years, bob long has measured the result of wet winters and long dry years of drought, and says this season, in its way, has been uniquely challenging. >> it's taken us twice as lung to do it because we have to cross everything two times instead of one time. >> reporter: all of wet weather from earlier this year helped bring an end to the state's historic drought, but it's also created a boomerang effect. more brush and fuel for a potential fire. bob and his team are now facing to tame the various drying hillsides before it's too late. >> we probably got a week to work, and then it's fire season all the way. >> reporter: e cal fire says our wet winter will likely mean

a shorter, later, but possibly more intense fire be ar rrwind tobu maand , ki ons tads cataste ofpush that window back to june into july. >> reporter: bob says his team's plan is to hit most fields twice. once now, and then again in a few weeks when things are dried out a bit more. he's seen a lot in his 85 years, and says however much the weather changes from one year to the next, preparation and caution are the keys to every fire season. >> all we can do is everybody do their share and don't go smoking in the middle of a field. it's hard to think about fire season when, as you're about to drive over the golden gate bridge, it says foggy conditions ahead and it's cold. we can see the fog rolling in behind you. >> beautiful view from the top

of the sales force tower today. watching what's been playing out the last couple of days, we're back into that season. tomorrow, thgh, ngeethe's rain still looking at clear skies. it's 55 degrees in san jose right now. if we jump to the daytime highs. this is today. i just wanted you to see today, to get perspective on the comparison with tomorrow. we switch the numbers to sunday, and watch the numbers come down. a lot of green, and the mid 60s for most of us. a dramatic change. we spent thursday and friday around 90 for most of these places. not only is tomorrow the day we go to the 60s, we're not really coming back out of them for the

next seven days. in addition to being much cooler on the thermometer tomorrow, it's going to be breezy. watch the screen light up as the winds rush in. those are 25 miles per hour winds as we get into tomorrow afternoon. strong on shore flow in advance of that. that will try and bring us some rain. let's take a look at that one. it kind of falls apart sunday, but it redevelops and perfect aim to is it right off our coast tuesday, wednesday, thursday can be friday. it's a weird cut off low. as we saw it play through, and you have an area of low pressure along the coast, it just sits there. and if you take from tuesday through friday, that's about 0.4 inches of rain a day. less than a tenth of an inch a day. so it's not a significant rain maker for us. but the challenge is it could have isolated thunderstorms in it. one other

thing that's already interesting, it's going to drop snow in the sierra, and it will drop enough snow to mess with the drive. if anyone is headed over donner pass, they'll have five to six inches of snow there. you might need chains for a time . and the snow level gets down to 5,000 feet. it will catch a lot of people off guard. it's not unheard of, but we just came from 90 degrees a few days ago. here's why there's a possibility for thunderstorms. the circulation will be sitting right off the coast, ther a blsyey. 's whewe'll be close enough for the few scattered thunderstorms. we have a cooling trend for just about everybody and a chance of rain for tuesday through friday. nobody gets out of the 60s all

week next week. by saturday, we might be able to take rain out of the forecast. there's even a little bit of a warm up to the upper 60s. that's where the forecast stands for now, back to you. one final game 7 preview before the warriors have their sunday brunch brawl in sacramento. just how long has it been since golden state played in a game 7, and what can

the spread the out, and golden state is the underdog . ma18 is . it's been awhile timehad a series

go the distance. it was a game 7 road match up in houston. the rockets, if you remember, went 7 for 44 from deep. golden state won game 7 and went on to sweep the cavaliers for the nba title. the only thing that matters is the present. at the same time, however, the experience from that game does not hurt. >> remember how hostile the environment was. they wanted to see their team go to the finals for the first time i think since 94 it was. so it will be the same type of environment on sunday, but we've been through it all and know what to expect. >> when there's a short turn around, there ain't too much you can do. we played this team six times already, so we know what to do and expect. we have to go out and execute. >> a fun 36 hours to get ready for the game mentally, vocally, physically, knowing it's going to be a dog fight, and we have to be ready for it. >> it's up to us to go to sacramento and do everything we

did tonight, but opposite. i know we will respond. apology know this team, i know these guys, and i know what we're capable of. we will respond like the champions we are com sunday. all right, game 1 in the western conference semis. kevin durant and the suns on the road at denver. look at jamal murray. who says he's not healthy? contested three, denver just rolling. next play, nuggets in transition. murray again from deep. he finishes with 34 points, 9 assists. nuggets win 125-107, and murray's fired up as they take game one. more sports coming up after the break. we have a recap from day three in the nfl draft. and if you like the offense, then you'll love the giants and padres highlights in mexico

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day three of the nfl draft is an afterthought to many, but if brock purdy taught us anng c turn into a number one option in no time. the 49ers added two more defensive players in the fifth round. san francisco took corner back darryl looter jr. from south alabama, 155 overall. then they went with a georgia bulldog, robert beal jr. the rest of today's picks, tcu linebacker dee winters taken at the end of the signatureth round, and they added bayden willis, ronnie bell, and jalen graham with their three seventh round picks. baseball in mexico city. sergio romo and trevor hoffman

throwing out at the time first pitch. the altitude a hitter's heaven and pitcher's nightmare. tie game at 10. next batter, david villar flips his bat, he knew it right away. 11 home runs in tonight's game. the bad news, san diego got the last laugh. manny machado up and goes opposite field. see ya. second of the game. padres drove in four in the eighth and won it 16-11. the giants will get another chance in mexico tomorrow. over to oakland where it was an exquisite game. oakland was seeing green early. jordan diaz up the middle. a's take the 2-0 lead. oakland had the lead all game. one out away from a win in the ninth, bases loaded. jake fraley, that's just tough luck. broken bat,

ball hits the bag, sputters away. two runs come in to score, and oakland falls again 3-2 reds the final score. playoff hockey. toronto looking for their first series and a silenced crowd leafs on from tavares. that seals the deal, and the party was on in toronto. the maple leafs are moving on as we end the shot with a bunch of fans going nuts nuts in toronto. the hockey capital of the world finally seeing a winner. >> and mexico just looked like an unfair game for the pitchers. so many runs. hard to see a that. >> up next, we'll head to oakland for a

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it's hifi music. it's international dance day. a bay area dance crew celebrating with a community dance battle in oakland. >> we wanted to give an opportunity to do something. we want to be a part of something that's going on for the kids. >> and that event was free for the kids. maybe you should join next year. >> okay, who is going, i've got you and charlie here. who's going to win tomorrow? >> with the warriors and the kings? >> yeah! >> i better

male narrator: in october 1969, god called charles to atlanta. however, this appointment was far more challenging than the ones before. andy stanley: so when we moved to atlanta, we started over. the gentleman that invited my dad to come to first baptist atlanta, we actually moved in with their family, changed schools again, started all over with friends. and so because of that, i very quickly connected to my friends at church. and my church friends are my friends to this very day. one being louie giglio. louie giglio: somehow god, i believe, just orchestrated

putting our lives together and we became the best of friends.