. her mother died in her arms >> i want to get the person. >> a suspected street race leaves a family in mourning. what a family is trying to do t prevent more tragedies like theirs. from kpix, there is th late news with sara donchey on bay area news. everyone should be able to just go for a walk with their family in their neighborhood. that is what sandra was doing with her mother and her young daughter in oakland when an apparent street racer mowed her

mother down and then just drove away. their hope for justice could hang on to still images. betty yu sat down with the family and has the story tonight. >> reporter: oakland police is looking for a person who mowed woman down. she went for a walk the family was in the cross wal when the driver of a newer blac mercedes e-350 hit her. the suspect appeared to be speed racing. >> boom, i heard it and i, i turned and i looked back and he body flew away. and i run and i say mom, it is okay, i am here. don't worry and she is looking at me and gone, right away. >> reporter: a refugee who has been living in oakland for

several years said her mom move friday thailand for four months ago to help her take care of th children. the 10-year-old was just steps a ahead of her grandmother. >> i started to scream, help, help, somebody hit my grandma. >> my grandma came to my school >> reporter: she misses doing arts and crafts with her. >> now i am just, i don't want to do those any more. >> she played with the kids. >> reporter: this move to the u.s. was an opportunity to live with her mom for the first time since she was 14 years old. >> so i just had the chance to live with her. so i missed everything. >> the police say the suspect's car had tinted windows and stoc rims the back license plate may have been removed. >> there is an award in this case >> come clean. don't lie, tell

what you did. >> please help me to get the person to make my mom justice, that is all i want. >> reporter: street racing and illegal sideshows like the one that you see here, dangerous driving in general have all bee problems. tonight, the county says they are doing something t try to stop it. they are not cracking down on the people behind the wheel. they are goin after the people watching. supervisors voted 4-1 to make i illegal to be a spectator. anyone within five feet of a sideshow can be fined and go to jail for three months. but, not everybody agrees that this is the right approach or that it i even legal. >> time and time again i have seen a huge amount of black an brown people rounded up. citie

like oakland would be excluded. tonight, three teenagers ar under arrest after a 15-year-ol was shot and killed t. happened on black smith way on arrowhead drive on saturday. the police say two groups got into an argument and started shooting a each other. they say it was gan related. the suspects are between 14 and 16 years old. earlier this month another 15-year-old was shot and killed the police say that was gang related, too, in santa rosa. they arrested a 23-year-old man a 17-year-old boy and a 14-year-old girl. >> chances are you have seen self--driving cars stalled out somewhere in san francisco. the state was about to let them operate almost anywhere in the city at any time but now, that is not happening, yet. incident involving cruise almost tripled as jose martinez reports that

has regulate oars pumping the breaks. >> blocking emergency and medical and fire you got to get it out of here now. >> reporter: incidents like thi with a self-driving car stuck i the middle of an emergency are becoming a havoc for officials. >> currently we have a number o incidents that are not life-threatening at this moment but are impeding our ability to respond effectively. sf, fire, assistant deputy chief says it is time for companies to take a break. >> the cars are in the street learning. these cars are in school right now and we don't feel like they are ready to expand to the level they want t expand to. we asked to kind of get more insight into the process of developing their modes of operation. >> these concerns come to light as the california public utilit commission gets ready to vote t allow the unlimited expansion o

taxes on public streets. but experts say that the commission should place more requirements before approving this expansion they are employed without a driver to see how it works out. it is causing disruption of public and safety services. in response, they should improve safety by doing something to stop that disruption. >> we reached for comment about this, wamo responded say we navigate and interact with emergency vehicles day and nigh smoothly. the vast majority of these cham ledges encounters have been without issue. state regulators are set to vote on thursday to allow these companies to operate 24/7 on public streets t. has been pushed back to july 13th. now, driverless cars have been aroun for awhile. they have been out driving in the city for more than two years. in august of 2021waymo started testing the

vehicles with free rides for th public. four months later, cruz started to do the same thing. waymo was the first one to star charging for robo taxi rides. they are working around-the-clock for certain riders in certain places. another company is about to rol out on the vegas strip. their cars do not have a steering wheel or pedals. they are operating on limited basis. major league baseball rejected san jose's longshot as to bring an expansion team to the city. san jose currently is barred from having a team since the giants have territorial rights to baseball in the south bay. that asked the league to suspend the rights. the commissioner told them, we are busy with relocating the a's. h said no to a team for now. the mayor this response quote this will continue to be a priority of ours. san jose and our

residents deserve a major leagu baseball team and frankly the mlb deserves to be in our city. now, what san jose could be getting is a lot more housing. new proposal to bring 200 paramedics to the buana vista housing. the new apartments wil be build. the group behind them eight of the apartments will be marked below market rate to mak up for the loss of the eight historic homes. the city has not approved the plan yet. a notorious california sexual predator was released early from prison. tonight, bac behind bars and one of his victims says she is furious but not surprised. remember this little guy, a dog stuck in a shelter for a year. we finally have good news about him tonight. flying private is too expensive but this guy got to d

it on an american airlines plan >> they have a entire flight crew that do not want to do thi flight. heat advisory kicks in on friday. believe it or not, we have been cooler than average for weeks. it will change in a hurry. tracking the warm up, coming up in the first alert forecast. jackie: community schools are so important to us. this is truly what students need. cecily: no two community schools are alike because it goes by what is happening in the community. rafael: we want this to be a one-stop shop for our families that puts parents and students first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holistic approach. terry: medical, dental, vision, and mental health services. we're addressing the students' everyday needs. kenny: what we do allows them to be the best version of themselves. narrator: california's community schools:

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cars they say there is the second time this has happened i just the last three months. a new report from the state attorney general's office says hate crimes are up in our state it found a 27% increase in hate crimes targeting black people, 24% increase in anti-jewish incidents and hate crimes based on sexual bias. the one bright spot, hate crimes against asian americans fell. the police in the east bay are looking for a woman suspected of robbing two banks in the same day. two hours and five miles apart in brentwood and a travis credit union in antioch. they were both hit yesterday. both times she passe the teller a note. she was wearing different clothes but the same sun glasses that you see in these images here. they say she might be driving a gray honda or nica sedan with tinted windows. the california sex offender

known as the pillowcase rapist is locked up once again tonight ronald fieldmyer went to prison in the middle 80s on a dozen counts. the latest run in for the law follows an early release. tonight, ronald fieldmyer i behind bars, the 71-year-old's face still haunts karen kay. >> horrible, a monster. >> reporter: the woman asked us not to show her face. she has found the courage again to say he never should of been release pardon prison. i am dumbfounded but not surprised. i knew it wa a matter of time before he did something. >> reporter: the man dubbed the pillow case rapist is accused o kidnapping a woman on monday. the police tell me that a woman asked her to let her out of his car when he refused the woman escaped while the car was in motion, she survived with injuries. records show that his

past include sexually assaultin women including his then girlfriend karen kay and her daughter who we spoke to in 2019. the pair protested agains his early release. >> i feel like they have just taken our life away. >> reporter: he earned halftime credits based on an old law. >> anytime somebody does not ge the justice that they think tha they are getting. in this case, 67 years feels like a long time 33 feels short. >> when released he failed to register as a sex offender. criminal defense attorney tells me if convicted of this kidnapping charge >> he faces life in prison. and that, at his age, would be trul a life sentence. >> reporter: for kay, it is clear she feels like there is still time for ahead justice to get it right. >> what do you want to see happen next? >> i wish him harm. there is only, you know, two or three people in this world i really wish the worst on and he is one of them.

>> wow, powerful words there. okay. so, so-called safe and sane fireworks hit the shelves tomorrow in the california cities that allow them. here in the bay area there are only a handful of those. meanwhile, an illegal fireworks burst in southern california was so massive that a lot of people ha to evacuate. the police found 5,000 pounds of fireworks at a home in san bernardino, 5,000 pounds. dozens of people in the neighborhood had to stay out of their homes while crews came in gathered up all of those fireworks and ultimately found somewhere safe to blow them up. paul, this is why fireworks are so dangerous. >> yeah. this is a fire in riverside county today that quickly grew and spread to nearly structures, unfortunately. reporting of multiple homes destroyed as of this evening. only 5% containment, something we are concerned about heading into a hot weekend. >> absolutely. not the only thing we are keeping our eye on wildfires in canada, you

reported on those for the past few weeks and once again we see smoke pouring into a major u.s. city. >> yes, around chicago. there i video from illinois, according to the air quality index, chicago area had the worst air quality not in the united state but in the world. >> we saw new york with the sam situation just a couple weeks ago >> right. those fires in canada are still burning. >> more severe weather causing flight disruptions, too, headin into the fourth of july. 1600 flights canceled today because of the storms on the east coast something that we have seen. ca you imagine being stuck in that all day? >> especially just trying to ge where you want to go for the holiday weekend. mother nature has other ideas. for us, the weather looks cooperative for the next few days, going to be inland with the heatwave. not quite here yet. we will still have the beginnings of the transition mode kicking in. big changes are ahead. the last few weeks we have been under the

influence, just parade of ripples in the upper levels of the atmosphere. what it has don allowed the marine layer to be deep. pushing inland, early morning, retreats to the coast, generally keeps the temperature cool. now, the big h., the heat dome, out of the pacific, building towards us by the end of the week. the temperatures, 53 degrees, the temperature right now in santa rosa. the middle portion ever the 50s, no going to change a whole lot heading through the rest of tonight. it will be widespread. it will be more fog as opposed to more cloud cover the past fe nights because of the wave of the heat dome getting closer an closer to us. compressing the marine layer in the lowest levels of the atmosphere. back up in the inland valleys. visibility, plenty of sunshine. gray skies, sunshine peaking through more likely to see it

thursday and friday. the temperatures again, changing on wednesday. highs tomorrow, closer to what is normal for late june. not quite there yet, still, 60 degrees along the coast. middle to upper 60s around the bay and in oakland. inland temperatures, more of a mix of 70s, 80s, the warmest spots, far inland in the east bay, reaching up into the middl 80s. still a few degrees below average. that changes. near average temperatures, that does not mean we will be all that hot. quick check, taking on the yankeess in game two. should be warmer if you are heading out for the coliseum. game time lower half of the 60s. here is the heat risk for thursday. mostly in the yellow. low risk, a few spots moderate. the orang spreads out. moderate risk is much more widespread friday int saturday. a few patches of red showing up on saturday indicating higher heat risk. moderate category, people are

sensitive to the heat. particularly the elderly. issue as the temperatures continue to climb. not a factor in the water. lower 70s. warmest day, saturday and sunday. upper 70s on the east side of the bay in oakland. first alert weather. heat advisory in effect inland, lower 90s. north bay and in the santa clara valley. near averag temperatures by the fourth of july on tuesday. the hottest spots, inland, the east bay, upper 90s, approaching 100 degrees for the hottest location, a lot of folks will b heading towards the coast with highs in the middle 60s. straight ahead in sports. the captain, brandon bell in a different uniform womaning his old team on board. these guys, these guys are the king

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come, go, you left, i left, and say hey, you yelled at me in 2011. we are friendly, but just not the same. but, imagine, brandon belt how he felt when h and the toronto bluejays welcomed his old team to town for the first time >> i thought there would always be a chance that i would go bac there upon until the day i signed with toronto. i am happy with the way things turned out t. is baseball, i played with a lot of people who moved on >> it will be cool to see old friends, i hope i hit homers of of every single one of them. >> homers, not much. he was 1-4 tonight, no homers. that will have to wait. the rookie catcher, bailey, one of the young guys, he has an arm. watc him zero in on second base. tag him out. he was called safe on the field. it was overturned. h

caught 10 runners stealing through 30 games. let's talk about pitcher alex wood. nasty slider here. he tossed five shutout innings, seven strikeouts working out of the bullpen. and, former giant kept his old san francisco bats cold through six innings. how did it stay in the ballpark? that nint inning hit brought in a couple of runs, winning it 3-0. won 13 of the last 15 and 10 in a row on the road. this young a's fan took his eye off of his bagel. oh, no! his team against the yankees, no dropping your bagel here. bottom of the fourth. a's up a run. here is a little run support. downtown seth brown. solo shot to right field. blackburn held the yankees to one run five and a third settin up the bullpen out of new york

the arrest of the way. the first big league save for the career. the a's won it 2-1. sam two teams tomorrow. a's fans, i only every night could be like tonight. >> i know, i know, i know, listen, if i drop a bagel there are problems for everyone aroun here. kudos to the little boys. >> three second rule applies. >> i don't know, feels like extra bacteria. >> all right, vern, thank you very much. >> up next, after spending six months in a bay area shelter, h has found his forever home. how he met his perfect match

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maybe rock climbing. but, pickl ball now accounts for 5% to 10% of unexpected medical costs in the u.s. pickle ball is the fastest growing sport in the u.s. it is popular with seniors they account for the vast majority of pickle ball visits, strains, sprains, and fractures tonight, we are so happy to report that a dog who was stuck in a san jose shelter for way too long now has a good home. ronnie is somewhere around five years old. when we first met hi earlier this month he already spent more than 300 days at san jose animal care and services. it was just heartbreaking when we showed you this video. when he showed up to the shelter he was a stray. no microchip, no tags, no owner to be found. tha is not the case anymore. the

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>> stringer was booked from oklahoma city to north carolina on sunday. the plane was delaye over and over and over again. after 18 hours of delays understandably everyone else said forget this. or some other word. he was the only passenger to hang on. he got a lot of extra attention. >> the crew had fun with it. so did he. he got his pick of seats. no you are in f-3 >> yes. sit down. he got food and drink, wine, and if you can believe this, somehow the airplane lost his luggage. [ laughter ] what? >> my bag did get misplaced for about 45 minutes in charlotte. was like are you kidding me? we lost the one bag on the plane? how did it happen? it was just turning a bad situation into a good one. we joked, laughed, cu up, talked. i exchanged phone

numbers with them. we are still texting in group messages. >> i demand that level of service on a crowded flight of 200 people. >> good luck with that. >> i can see how they can lose bag in never forget that flight >> you know, they needed a brea because imagine all of the stuf they deal with. >> that is probably fun for them, too. yes. but for the bag guy, he had a bad day >> he >> a senior u.s. defense official tells nbc news moscow is also in the process of buying millions of rockets and artillery shells from north korea, a move the white house shows desperation, as russia's weapons supply shortage intensifies. >> buying weapons from north korea, of all places, is not actually the most modern weaponry there i don't think.