is i feel like i'm living in a weird world. >> now at 11:00, it's been two months since we first met this san francisco shop owner. since then the state and the feds joined the war on fentanyl. we go back to ask him if tonight if any to have is actually making a difference. hello, i'm sara donchey. san francisco's fentanyl crisis is getting the attention of the city. getting manpower to fight drug trafficking as part of operation overdrive. that's on top of new efforts by sfpd, chp, and the national guard. they're all cracking down on this. this is why it's such an urgent problem. may was the deadliest month for overdoses since the city started keeping track in 2020. 346 people

od'd and died in january. one man us the coroner's van is an everyday sight. >> i mean i see it too many times. i work from 7:00 in the morning until 4:00. i see it probably three times. just going that way, coming this way. this stuff has got to go. i mean look at what it's doing to our downtown. >> reporter: betty, i know you met with a grocer back in april who works in soma for a long time who told you he's seen his fair share of problems. has he seen any changes lately? >> well, he says by in large, he has not seen any big changes to the downward spiral he's witnessed in soma where he has rushed this store for 20 years. a block and a ayhedoesn't etll

feel safe walking past drugs and other criminal activities in his soma neighborhood. when the 71-year-old gets to harvest urban market on eighth street, it's not exactly a safe haven. >> a woman came in, causing a lot of problems. we tried to get her out of the door. she was carrying a metal water bolt. she tried to hit people with it. >> reporter: last month, governor gavin newsom launched a partnership with the chp and state national guard to take down organized drug dealing operations. he announced in his first six weeks, officers seized 4.2 kilos of fentanyl in the tenderloin. officers also made 92 arrests related to fentanyl possession, illegal firearm possession, dui, domestic violence. >> more store closures are happening as they don't trust

the city. there might be a few less people on the federal building. and there are still quite a few people and i think a lot of them are being pushed into the side alleys, at least. >> reporter: he shared video of his view on any given night. in the last month since the announcement, he's seen even more shoplifters every day. >> i would say from 10:00 to 20, 30 times a day, some of it is yeah. >> reporter: he believes the market's bathroom is still being used for drug transactions or worse. >> for me, the city is enabling, are they the enablers? are they giving people the money, getting all these drug dealers around because the money is easily accessible. we are just aiding and abetting the whole problem. >> reporter: oud of the state's effort holding them accountable. the early results show promise. >> i would rather be at my age in a place that's saner, a

little more sane and pleasant, you know. and the other thing is you invest a lot of time and energy in your city. i love the city. but it doesn't represent me anymore. >> that's the tough sound bite. so we know since the story aired a lot of people have written to us, why doesn't he just leave? >> that is the most frequent question after we did the story. he said it is not simple. there is a lot of money and a lot of logistics involved. take a listen. >> you make investments, you borrow money. you have all kinds of ties that will hold you down. the city can change its rules whenever it wants. you will have to deal with it. if you can't deal with it, you need to let go of it, shut the whole thing down, and walk away and lose your investment or try to make it work long enough, so you have enough resources to e kind of locked. and so it is

easy to say yeah, i will pick up and go. >> reporter: he also believes he is really providing a good service to the neighborhood. if thmarket closes, people will have to travel much farther to get their groceries. >> there are not a lot down there and it's true. we appreciate it. there is also a debate brewing over whether san francisco is a drug tourism destination. the police chief says since may 30, the majority of the people who are dependent on drugs don't use. >> only three out of 45 lists san francisco as their address and that is not surprising, but something we're paying attention to. >> reporter: mayor london breed has been directing police to not just go after dealers, but arrest people using in the open to get them off the streets and hopefully into treatment. you can see the full report on our

website kpix.com. another story out of the city, author shelby steele and her son are going viral after smash-and-grab thieves stole over $25,000 of camera equipment from their rental car in san francisco, which they left for ten minutes, they say, while shooting a film on lombard street. documenting the whole thing on twitter, posting a video of the suspect's car. some breaking news to the south out of los angeles. police have stopped traffic into lax. we're told terminal 1 has been evacuated because of a suspicious package. the lapd bomb squad is on the way. not too many flights left on this late hour. the other story out of l.a. tonight is a big one. pride night protests at dodgers stadium over the team's plan to honor the sisters of perpetual indulgence over the matchup against the giants. catholic and christian groups say the

sisters cruelly mock their had inside the gates, thousands came to center field plaza as it transformed into an outside dance club for the team's 10th annual pride night. >> just the vibe. everybody is so friendly and accepting, it's great. >> reporter: honored with the community hero award. all men who dress in drag as nuns having long raised money and supported the lgbtq community. the dodgers invited them, then dense vented them when some catholic groups protested, then invited them back. >> those who see the sisters of indulgence and tay create an idea about who we are without stopping to learn what we do. >> reporter: several catholic and christian groups helped organize the rally. >> they had mock the catholic faith. that's the whole point of their organization. they dress up as nuns. >> reporter: briefly the protesters blocked vince

skullly drive, a line of police stepped in and cleared the intersection. >> this is just wrong, you know. they can say this is symbolism, and i was raised catholic, and i'm absolutely offended by the whole thing. >> reporter: some feel it could end up being a teachable moment. >> sometimes you don't mind the argument a little bit and they were opened up to inviting the sister hood of perpetual indulgence back. i think it's real great to have them here. >> continuing with the baseball theme. back here in oakland, a lot of us are wondering what will happen to the site once they leave for vegas. the board of supervisors, holding monthly meetings with the community to get a feel for what they want to see in that space. one a's fan told us he's still rooting for sports. i would love to see the whole area rejuvenated, whether it is retail, housing,

other sports events to house other markets. the fans, >>we'r pursue a wnba team. we're working with roots on soccer. >> and so the thing is none of this is going to happen right away. the a's lease is good through 2024. even after that they could try to extend while their new stadium is being built. president biden visiting the bay area next week to make some serious withdrawals from bay area machines. the mercury news reports the president will his stand trip with fundraisers. tuesday, he's set to go to marin county and an exception attended by governor gavin newsom. a 2024 republican rival, ron desantis is also in sacramento for a fundraising brunch. the same place he sent dozens of migrants on chartered flights. it was pretty hot today. every indication fire season is

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we've all seen the videos of the bears stuck inside dumpsters, cars, rummaging through businesses and garages, but we haven't seen anything exactly like this. a bear hanging from a second-story

window. it happened in steamboat springs, colorado. the bear broke into the home, made it upstairs, tried to get out a window. the exit route didn't seem to work well for him or her. dangling feet above the ground. he seemed kind of frustrated. but the bear got his barings and managed to hoist himself back through the window and left the way he came. firefighters up in napa county stopped for progress of one of the largest and most significant wildfires we've seen as of late. the snell fire broke out around 6:00 p.m. in pope valley and grew to over 100 acres in a rural area outside of lake berryessa. the response was pretty swift and strong. more than two dozen engines, dozens of tenders on the ground, four aircraft above the steep and rugged terrain. no word on how this one might have started. a pretty unnerving study found five out of the ten dirtiest beaches in the state right here in the bay area. linda r beach in pacifica ranked the third worst. the

bay, which compiled the list, says it is mainly because of high level of fecal bacteria, gross. >> reporter: they did the test were present. no surprise or along the bay with poor water circulation. on the bright side, beaches north of the golden gate bridge got really good ratings during that same time period. as we head into the weekend, the fog is going to continue spreading out tonight. we're going to start off with that fog making a decent push into the inland valleys. it's going to burn out of the valleys very quickly on saturday. near normal high temperatures for one more day, then the bottom drops out, especially inland. much cooler and breezy for father's day sunday and for the juneteenth holiday on monday. and the long range forecast, which you'll see in the seven-day outlook, keeps us with below average temperatures for most of next week, even into the last weekend of june. as we look at futurecast for the rest of tonight, the fog is going to make a decent push, but it's a shallow marine layer. rather than climbing ov

cruz mountains, over the hills. they need to find the gaps in the terrain and it's that shallow marine layer that the fog will dissipate quickly. clearing along the coast already by midday. temperatures will be pleasant, even where you're cooler, it's not going to be bad out there at all. temperatures will start out tomorrow morning, mostly in the 50s. in fact everybody will start off in the 50s. free air-conditioning. open up the windows. high temperatures tomorrow, pretty nice if you're heading out. two of series.. 1:07 for the first pitch tomorrow. temperatures normal for this time of the year, which means low 60s along the coast. mid to upper 70s down the peninsula, low 80s for the santa clara valley. comfortably warm. near 80 degrees for most of the tri-valley unless you go into the livermore areas. and san francisco hits the mid-60s, very close to normal. 70 for

oakland. north bay ceagain, you'll be the coolest inland spots. southwesterly wind to bring in the marine layer into the inland valleys until you go farther north towards inland mendocino county. first weekend of the alameda county fair in pleasanton. temperatures low 80s tomorrow, but then dropping down to the low 70s for the second half of the weekend. so if you want to beat the heat at the fair, sunday is your day. here is the seven-day forecast. temperatures are going to bobble around in the 60s for san francisco. upper 60s to around 70 degrees as we look towards the oakland to the east bay. temperatures will be more of a noticeable drop for santa clara on saturday and only 69 degrees for high temperatures on monday. a similar drop inland in the east bay. while along the coast, you just hover in the upper 60s and the low 70s. coming up in sports, warriors officially have a new gm in place as draft day approaches and the bitter rivalry is revived as the

giants, take a strip down the dodgers stadium. could they complete the comeback win? we'll show you ldext.

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all right, i talked about the giants piece and i thought okay, i have all the information i need. no need to continue. >> the giants were a no hit through six innings. you didn't think they would get any offense going against the dodgers today. there haven't been too many chances to beat l.a. the giants and dodgers have only played one series this season. tonight, they made their first trip to l.a. and the bullpen crumbles for the dodgers. game tied at 4. and casey schmidt comes in as the

hard hitter, beating the throw to first, and the rbi single in this first at bat against the dodgers to give them the 5-4 lead. and now they come in to osanllmonehere and freeman's pop up will fall and that scores the game tieing run, so this goes into extras. as vern likes to say, 10 innings wasn't enough. in the 11th, the o.g. comes through. sending one to right. the giants, score two runs in the 11th. they go on to win 7-5. game two is tomorrow night at 6:00. kyle schwarber and the phillies visiting the a's at the coliseum, and it didn't take long for philly to flex its muscles. schwarber, buries the first pitch. the lead off solo homer set raquel out after their seven-game winning streak. the a's have now lost three in a row in the final of this one, it's 6-1. well the warriors are entering a critical offseason

with big decisions to make on who to keep and who to possibly trade away. if that wasn't enough pressure on mike dunleavy jr., he is also now the guy, trying to follow bob myers. >> i think it will be hard to adjust to, no bob. but we'll figure out a way to do it. >> dunleavy has been working alongside myers, the last two seasons as the assistant general manager. he joined the warriors front office in 2018 following a 15-year playing career. now he has some big decisions to make starting with next week's draft. well, to golf. it's the second round of the u.s. open at los angeles country club. rickie fowler coming off the record breaking opening round, carding 10 birdies. here was his pro shot. dials it in right next to the hole to set up one of his eighth birdies on the day today. fowler is the 36 hole leader at 10 under par.

rory mcilroy and shopley are two strokes back. bob myers is done, dunleavy is in. we'll hear more from him. but the wild game in los angeles today. >> i know, wow. i'll never turn off another game early ever again. >> that's a good way though. we appreciate it. this one is to my friends. [ cheering ] >> it's probably the wildest play you've ever seen. why one local theater group says five shots of liquor is just the ticket to

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what do you get when you mix improv theater with hard alcohol? this. >> this one is to my friends. [ cheering ]

>> so this is drk theatein saan troop that performs an hour's long play that's part of improv exercise, park drinking game. here is how it works. >> the beginning of the show, we have a wheel that an audience member spins. whoever that wheel lands on has to take five shots of whiskey in a row and perform over the next hour. it should be crazy. the action alcohol is not the biggest impediment, but it's the adrenaline because you know my night, i've just determined the fate of my night. it is harder than it looks. as the hour goes on, i mean you're getting less and less proficient at a skill you worked hard on. >> five shots of whiskey. the team does check in with the drinking actor during an intermission to make sure they're all right. they're roaring back to life after a long pandemic low. the venue they used to perform in closed down, but crowds are picking up again. their next show is

tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. at their new venue, the lost church in north beach. tickets are $25. you can get them at drunktheater.com. that's not all going on in north beach this weekend. the 67th north beach festival is getting underway too. it's got gourmet food, beer gardens, live amy sic, and dj's, arts, crafts. video from this year's italian festival in that same neighborhood. expecting similar clouds this weekend. big crowds are also expected at oakland's annual juneteenth festival. the city won't be closing off streets, but out doing traffic and parking enforcement. and in the north bay, the marin city festival is being held monday at rocky grant park. get ready for rides, carnival games, deep fried foods because the fair is officially open for business. and it is a lot more than the traditional fair as you can catch live performances from

the artists, ashanti, and jesse mccartney. >> that was always a summer staple. summer didn't start until the fair. >> i think it's time to meet who is racing day. >> to be able to bring them smiles? a family-friendly event. >> it's all about the smiles. >> the fair goes until july 9. they're closed on mondays and tuesdays, but they will be open july 3 and july 4. and the stern grove summer concert series will start in san francisco on suayri ngthe w our sister station, kbcw, and streaming on cbs bay area starting at 2:00 p.m. all right, their retirement age is taking social media by storm. the older generation of influencers, snagging brand deals and amassing millions of followers. if you have heart

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are you on tiktok? >> no, i'm not on tiktok. center if you do get on there and you scroll through, you might see a lot of older people popping up on your feed. they're called influencers. and the new generation of influencers. >> so these six strangers all live together. they have their lives taped for social media not 20 somethings exactly. they're seniors, creating content rivalling influencers more than half their age. they are pulling in big brand deals too. 26-year-old helen approaching one million followers. >> wow. i'm really good with technology, probably better nan a lot of young people. so i want to highlight that it is okay to get older. i feel more

authentic. i'm not afraid to be myself. that's really helpful on social media especially. >> and i love these guys, four friends from palm springs known as the old gays. they have a great time on tiktok with 11 million followers and a partnership with hyundai. so they are also doing well. now imagine like what do you do with all the extra cash? >> spend it. >> yeah. >> so cute. >> i know. that's amazing. they have a good time. but hop on tiktok because there's a lot of good stuff on there. it's not all appropriate for air, but we love it. >> all right, we'll do it one day. thank you so much for watching. the late show with stephen colbert is next. the news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. good night.

>> texas senator ted cruz making news. first in his new book, the senator admits to hiding in a supply closet during the insurrection, and then last night, he was booed and flipped off by angry fans at yankee stadium. >> remember when those insurrectionists wanted to murder you? >> it's time for the seventh-inning stretch! this one is dedicated to senator ted cruz. ["take me out to the ball game" tune] ♪ ♪