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news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area . >> hello, i am sara donchey. imagine living in a neighborhoo that looks like this, filled with burned-out and abandoned cars, many of them stolen. that is what is happening in parts o oakland and a lot of people wan to do something about it. some are afraid of retaliation just for trying to clean up their neighborhoods. juliette goodric is here with us tonight. she talked with a man who is so upset that he said he is going to fix this himself. >> we did visit parts of oaklan that looked like a literal junkyard when you walked up and down. this was along the railroad. they tell me they jus started a new program to clean up the mess, but this is going to take some time. >> it is getting worse by the day. you can talk to some of th neighbors. this is just one section. look at this!

>> reporter: ken houston walks us through parts of oakland and says this is one example of the abandoned cars and illegal dumping he sees on a daily basis. he says it is on the rise. >> this is a newer car! z 71, that's new! you have this over here. these cars have not been here, but let me take you down here, these cars that are burne up and have been here for years >> he says he is also aware of major issue, neighbors who work in fear. >> the neighbors are hostage i their own homes because they ar scared to report it because of retaliation. this young lady down here, a person said if you report me, i am going to burn down your house with your kids in it. don't get mad at me because i rang it twice! >> reporter: neighbors like gabby napoli who have lived her for years and have dealt with

the blight right in her own front yard. >> it is pretty sad. >> reporter: sad because even a she tries to secure her home she is worried about cars being set on fire. >> there have been quite a few times that it happens that nigh and my house will shake and we think it is an earthquake and i is another vehicle on fire and have to come out here and water down my house and the yard. >> so sometimes people start living in them. >> who is responsible for clean this up? >> union pacific. the railroad. this is the railroad's responsibility. >> so how do you all work together if everyone is in charge of different locations? >> when we bought the house thi was all mountains of trash. >> it is depressing. if you

lived in this neighborhood, wouldn't you be embarrassed for your friends to come by? we might be. >> reporter: the city cannot to a vehicle if someone is living in it, but they can tell a vehicle that has been stolen an stripped and left on the street shawn l smith is with the vehicle enforcement unit. >> you can see where they actually stole all the emissions out and that is how they were able to take the car. >> reporter: the city launched the enforcement unit two months ago. technicians are assigned t a specific area to focus on abandoned buildings and toe the out. >> and i had taco bell. >> reporter: often times it is

neighbors reporting stolen or abandoned vehicles. this unit handles those calls and opd now focuses solely on public safety >> there are cases where we see people bumping cars and trying to reach opd immediately and hopefully that will take one driver off the street . but basically we are just here for recovery. if i came back three or four days later it would be someone living in it. then i can't take it because it has become someone's home. >> reporter: for ken houston it is a step in the right direction. they did contact th owner, sarah, they will have to pick it up and contact the owner, you get the idea. >> how do you know who to call? >> reporter: the city of oaklan says this is really simple. cal

311 and they will funnel it to the right agency. we will follo up and make sure that they are. >> thank you so much for sharin it with us! we appreciate it. oakland a's fans have heard glen kuiper calling games for the past two decades. now he wa let go because of a moment that happened in the game against th royals. during the broadcast he was talking about visiting the leagues baseball museum when it sounded like he was using a racial slur. >> he said he is disappointed and he feels sad right now. tonight kuyper himself released a statement calling it a mistake. he stated that he is not a racist and described himself as an honest, caring an respectful husband and father. his statement said in part, i wish the oakland a's and nbc

sports would've taken into account my 20 year career and solid reputation , but in this environment traits like character are never considered. i will always have a hard time understanding why one mistake i the 20 year broadcasting career is cause for termination, but i know something better is my future. he was suspended by the network earlier this month afte he said that he unfortunately mispronounced the word negro . what came out was a racial slur he also said today that he was grateful for all the support he received, including from team president bob kendrick. >> it lets us know in this craz world of social media we live i now, a symbol mistake can be

compounded in such a way. i think that is the thing that i have found a little bit disheartening. again, personall speaking i did not want to see glenn lose his job over this. >> bob said that he thought th suspension was enough and feel sorry for glenn and his family. he said they had a wonderful time together at the museum earlier that day. >> it was a very sensitive mistake but a mistake nonetheless. i do believe that some folks believe that forgiveness is condoning. we d not condone what was said and done, but we have capacity to foa

mistake. >> this firestorm came right after the museum had announced they would build a new facility and headquarters for black baseball and social history. he said hopefully we can all take away or learn something from this unfortunate incident. sarah? >> there has been a lot of reaction to this, what was said and some of it happening online athletic rants wrote on twitter it is possible to be disappointed while not condoning racial slurs. both ca be true. the longtime sports journalist wrote, nobody did this to glen kuiper. if you cannot avoid saying racial slur when you are on tv than you probably will not be on tv for long. obviously a lot of opinions on this from fans but for people who knew kuyper, thi is a small market. the media landscape is not a big one in the bay area. i know that you

know kuiper also. >> it is harsh, but you cannot use a racial slur under any circumstance. it is indefensible, and it did cost glen kuiper his job. he is the younger brother of glen kuiper i have known him for over 30 years! he was one of my sports interns at another bay area tv station down the street. i have always known him as a good, knowledgeable and stand-up guy, but we are all responsible for what we say. sarah, you and i, like glenn, we talk for a living! we communicate! no matter what you say, you can't put the toothpaste back in the tube. >> all right, vern, thank you for sharing and we appreciate it. when it comes the dodgers,

you might think of the giants a a rival, but tonight they are a odds with none other than the catholic church. after yanking the invitation to the sisters o perpetual indulgence, the dodgers said the sisters can come back. even apologized today. the sisters were set to be honored with the community hero award. religious groups have called them anti-catholic, accusing them of mocking and sexualizing church imagery and traditions. the local chapter called the dodgers' decision to have them back in the end a big win. >> i am so happy. am i a dodger fan now? i'm still rooting for the giants, don't get it twisted! >> we reached out to the archdiocese of san francisco . they pointed us to an original statement that said in part, by awarding anti-catholicism, the dodgers have broken bread with

the most society today. wilson walker reports that the mayor is set to take questions about the fentanyl crisis outside of city hall in the open at one of the worst hotspots in the city. >> i just pray that something really comes out of it, all the talking that they are doing in the middle of the street. >> reporter: like many others i this part of the city, gwendoly johnson has her own questions about the city hall field trip bringing the mayor's monthly question time to the heart of the drug crisis. >> when i go out there doing their talk, who are they talkin to? you know what i mean? >> a humanitarian crisis with two deaths per day and it is happening in the shadows of cit hall. just across this plaza. >> reporter: board of supervisors president aaron

peskin proposed the on location hearing. he says it is about holding the americana ball. >> we say this is a crisis and an emergency but it is time to treat it as one. >> reporter: since 2021, a service center/safe you site ha opened and then closed and the city has rest harder on drug dealing. the problems, however, have been vexing for years and substantial progress has been elusive. >> honestly, regardless of wher they have the discussions at, i doesn't matter, because a discussion is just a discussion >> as far as logistics and security we are told it is goin to be pretty basic. a few table and chairs and enough equipment to stream the event online, assuming it happens. tonight thit ficithis heg the bay arg r stadium will

home of super bowl lx. the last game dumped nearly a quarter billion dollars into the bay area economy. people are excite and ready for round two. >> if we are here imagine all the people that will be here! i am excited. >> it brings in a lot of money and people, sports fans. i thin it's great! >> you may remember back in 201 the game was in santa clara but the action was in san francisco we asked, was there a bigger plan to give the south bay a slice of the pie this time? >> there will be enough activities for the entire bay area to participate in. we wan to bring as many communities as possible within the bay to be involved with super bowl lx. >> we will not have all the answers right away and specific event venues will be announced in the coming months.

it is a rhythm that fills the air in brazil, and this weekend you will hear somebody in the streets of san francisco our gianna franco takes us inside a hayward dance studio where a diverse group of women is getting ready for carnaval. >> reporter: the samba beat is lively and infectious and the dancers are dazzling. somebody is a staple in brazilian cultur that will take center stage at this year's carnaval parade. >> many of us were drawn to somber because of these costume and the feathers and diamonds. >> reporter: letizia is the director of somber performance she opened up her own studio three years ago to teach somber and to encourage body positivit for all. >> i have danced for almost 30 years of my life in different multicultural environments and it has given me so much life an

i want to pass that to my students. >> reporter: letizia knows that this form of expression can do more than just entertain. women from all walks of life and backgrounds preparing to highlight their moves and spectacular feather headdresses. >> i think there is a lot of stigma with being brazilian or even being latina and being abl to participate, but we like to let people know that you can an are welcome from any background as long as you represent brazilian culture authentically and with grace. >> reporter: the environment i accepting and encouraging. >> it is powerful when you can participate. >> reporter: but it also takes hard work and endurance to danc in the seals and costumes. >> as samba dancers, you earn your costume. it is something that is unlike anything a lot o dancers have experienced before the sheer joy of opening the bo and wearing it and knowing that it takes a lot of endurance, they do have metal frames so it often adds about five to seven pounds of weight in addition to

full-blown cardio in heels. >> reporter: somber gives them an opportunity to express their own uniqueness and confidence. jesse is a principal dancer wit the group. >> you will find that some troops have all the same types of costume or all the same colors, but we really get to be our own individuals in whatever feels most comfortable to our bodies. that is what is most important. >> reporter: i would say a lot of people are doing carnaval fo the same time. every year i see a new wave of students, i would say at least 50%, that have never danced let alone been a parade. we find that with the support of our team members, ou veterans were able to create a betty system to impart all the knowledge that we have to get women to the finish line. >> reporter: the music bring th people together, the dancers bringing the heartbeat to the streets of san francisco. >> this is a tradition and a really fun event, and if you want to you can watch the carnaval grant parade this sunday on our live stream on cb news bay area and our sister station kbcw. paul is here! you have

joined us more than once! wilson walker has been out there, and with all this snow melting it is already starting to flood in parts of yosemite and some of those campgrounds might be close through tomorrow night. this is why! >> yeah, it could be a lot wors because the river did not quite rise up to the level where they had to close off the valley to visitors, but it is obviously still inconvenient for everybod who was hoping to camp in the valley and take advantage of al the wonders of yosemite. >> but then you see beautiful shots like this. >> you do and there is still plenty of water up there, so we have to continue to monitor this. i want to look at how muc snow is still up there in the sierra. we can track that and where we are in the winter of 2022 -23 for the state as a whole. for the state as a whole we are still at 36% in terms of water content of the snowpack of what is normal for april 1st

june 1st is next week. if you compare it to where we are supposed to be on may 22nd, we are at 326% of normal, more tha three times what is normally contained in terms of water in the snowpack. that is a lot of snow that is still up there, an of course whenever the temperatures warm up we will se the melting occur and causing more potential downslope flooding concerns. this is the flood forecast for the merced river. this is the entrance to yosemite valley, and this is ho close it was to closing. it crested at 12.1 feet which is just below the level at which they do have to close off yosemite valley. it will gradually go down because the temperatures are going to cool off, which means there will not be as much melting happening as quickly. the cooling trend is going to impact us here in the bay area as well. much cooler for inland parts of the bay are as well, including 12 degrees below the toasty temperatures inland today. high temperatures will remain below average. a high-level storm system will settle mewillsee ol tempures a

being able to push a little bit further inland. right now we do have some of that fog forming. temperatures have dropped down into the mid-to-upper 50s to around 60 degrees . the cool ai is going to move in tomorrow along a cold front that is goin to shift our winds a little bit and help to disrupt the marine layer a little bit. there will be some fog out there early tomorrow morning but will not last long. even along the coast we should be seeing pretty much on obstructive visibility already by mid to late morning so the fog will not be as stubborn tomorrow but will make up for it later in the week. temperatures tonight dropping down into the mid to low 50s. valley's dropping down into the upper 40s. high temperatures tomorrow are going to be near average, around the bay. mid-60 and san francisco, upper 60s fo oakland, only upper 50s right along the coast, but that is also normal for may, but a few

degrees above average further inland. mostly low to mid 70s i the santa clara valley and low to mid 70s and lived in the eas bay. those numbers will actuall go down a little bit more as we head to the rest of the week. i is not a full-fledged cold snap but it will be just on the cool side as we head into memorial day weekend. the official beginning of summer is still going to feel like early spring if you are headed out to the grant parade on sunday in san francisco i would plan on layering up a little bit. temperatures will be in the 50s throughout the parade for carnaval, with temperatures being affected by the lack of sunshine we will see for the first part of the day, but we will see a peak of that coming through as we head towards late morning and early afternoon. th overall trend is for the below average temperature pattern to stick around all the way throug memorial day weekend. that doesn't necessarily mean it wil be cold outside. temperatures inland will reach into the low to mid 70s as we head through the holiday weekend. the cooles day on thursday will bring a chance for upper 60s. if you want real consistency, the coastal forecast each and every day for the next seven days, th high temperature will be 57 or 58 degrees, just not wiggling around much at all. vern? straight ahead, how did the

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every now and then at kpix we have a special moment where we get to share our love of sports and the game of basketball, and tonight was me

and vern! >> all that was missing was the keg! if we would have had that would've been a party. >> the level of stress perhaps required something a touch stronger. >> what are we talking about? w are talking about the nba, and hail to the champs! the western conference champ denver nuggets in historic fashion! the league practiced the trophy ceremony for the nuggets as lebron james warmed up! the lakers spent the nuggets 73-58 at the half, then archbishop gorman alum tied it up at two. nicole jokic took over to give denver the lead. jokic , the conference and bp, had a triple-double. here is th lasting memory. lebron james stuffed as time ran out. james played all 48 minutes and it

wasn't enough. for the first time in denver nuggets history they advanced to the league finals, 113-111 tonight. the series begins june 1st! minneapolis, home to the 1970s hit show and what a start for san francisco! speaking of hits, michael conforto! his ninth of the year and it was 4-0. shawn manaea , stellar out of the bullpen. i remember dust baker saying that he had his stuff. he struck out eight of the 11 batters he retired. the giants won 4-1. they have won 6 of 7 and are now one game below 500 ball with a record of 23-24. golf, marin country club hosting u.s. women's open qualifier. 67 players competed for two spots and when the dust settled, out of the netherlands

and finished 1-2 to qualify fo the women's open in july at pebble beach. today in scottsdale, stanford's rose and shot a 468 and became the first player to ever win back to back national titles. it is the 12th tournament that zhang has won i her career, the most by any cardinal player, man or woman! now lopez-ortega out of san jos state finished tied out of seven, but zhang, she did not even have to qualify for the women's u.s. open. so many accolades in her trophy case! >> incredibly impressive, vern, thank you so much!

how about a live look at sa francisco city hall beautifull lit up in rainbow colors. this is in honor of harvey milk day, which has been celebrated every may 22nd since 2010 after that then-governor signed into law.

the late san francisco supervisor and lgbtq activist was born on this day in 1930. he was elected to the board of supervisors in 1977. milk was the first openly-lgbt elected official in california and one of the first in the country. workers at a san jose starbucks have voted to unionize. the business journal says they would be among the first to do that. workers at th alameda and west julian locatio voted to unionize. this comes after an unhoused man allegedly attacked an employee at that location. three workers involve in the incident were fired. where can you find construction workers, dinosaurs and half-naked chefs in the

a weekend tradition returne to san francisco. beta breakers happen yesterday. a lo of the costumes or lack thereof we cannot show on this here program. >> we are a family show. >> yes sir, we are a family broadcast. but our cameras were there , and here were a n mentom7.5 mileacthese antily-cl elves baking their buns in the fog? and these ladies went straight from the spot data the

race. they were hydrated and relax, ready to run. this guy i dressed as one of my favorite foods and paul's also. do not judge the taco by his shell, because he did well. the announcer said he was with the group running a sub-six minute mile. do you like soft tacos o the hardshell? >> the hardshell. what about you? >> the crunch, the texture. >> i'm not going to turn either down! ever! >> we can ♪♪ >> we undetand. embarrasent ai tee and h loss. >> we untaain not