>> this is cbs news bay area. with rain cowan. out with the old, and with the new. what is it mean for the functionality in the future of the platform. boom, right through a guardrail, it happened where we live. rushing to help but they say it has to be a crime scene. how people say they had to jump out of a window to escape a fire inside a bay area apartment. thank you for joining us on monday evening. social media users, that's what elon musk is

banking on as little bluebird is out it's whatever it even the bird got fired, replaced by ex. >> it's going to be interesting to see if this affects the logo, for sure. audio, video, and banking. let's start with that logo. the giant x was projected onto the headquarters last night. x was the name of a payment company, that they found in 1999. the latest version was paypal. twitter is still labeled twitter, on the apple app store. it's unclear wonderful changes going to happen but we are going to catch part of the logo being removed on market street. the company ceo linda yet arena said the new x will connect people. experts say elon musk appears to be taking expiration around the u.s. >> on what he is striving for is something like chat, on the asian social media market

which is a one stop at. it's called everything at. it's called a payment platform. you can chat, you can have groups on it, you can products. >> a big twitter change is getting a lot of attention. users reacting with the change, even sesame street is weighing in on line. the x has a lot of announcements. a lot of changes to the platform, the birds will still be gone altogether and tweets are now going to be exes. now, will this catch on and we'll start to see these bigger changes . >> i'm getting popcorn to watch the show at this point. here's another thing, another car crash in san francisco getting a lot of attention. this was all over your social media scene. the scar that you are about to see, sped off. flew over the top of

the hill. if you want to know where this is, this is sanchez street near dolores park. it happened saturday and we spoke neighbors to say it is to them that this group was in a stolen car. >> reporter: the kind of crash that you might see in a hollywood movie. a car barreling through a guardrail on a dead-end street in dolores heights. flew down the embankment, knocking down a tree, and landed upside down. it happened at 19 and sanchez around 720 on saturday. >> there is a woman pulling out a guy, bloody, and the guy had a full face mask , black, dressed in black. she was in black, red hair, yelling at them. we have three minutes to look up scum. we have three minutes, maria . it reminds everybody inside the car fled the scene. >> reporter: the five people were helped inside. >> we saw people , there was bottles of alcohol being poured

onto. there up to no good. they are vandals. you could tell by the way they were dressed, spilling out of their car. do not touch me. >> reporter: this neighbor said he spoke to a man who said he had been carjacked. >> basically kicked him out of his car a couple minutes before, somewhere down the block. he fought them, they hit him. in the head, i think, with a gun. he said, when they were fighting, his shirt got torn. >> reporter: this drop is estimated to be at least 50 feet. one witness told us that a police officer said "a gun was also found at the scene". >> it's a great example of how the lawlessness in san francisco has real impact on the actual citizens and neighbors who live in the city. and so, i hope this is a little bit of a wake-up call to our politicians that we need to prosecute crimes, and more police officers.

>> reporter: dave was reading a bedtime story when he heard the collision near his daughter. >> i found out that i passed directly two of the perpetrators, or two of the victims. as they came up the steps, i went down. in the chaos, nobody noticed. >> reporter: he beautified the neighborhood and deter graffiti. >> very easily could have been me. i still had paint on my hands from last night. >> reporter: luckily, no passerby was injured. >> i am scared. i live like a couple of houses down, and i do not want this to be happening in my neighborhood. let alone san francisco. >> reporter: you can see the entire video of the crash along with a few other angles on the website. it's been a busy day for san jose police. a drug bust got $1 million of the drugs, they recovered more than 40 grams of cocaine, several guns, and cash.

thousands of dollars. this was part of a long-term drug and weapons investigation. police say these two, they were the ones who are booked into custody. the bell right now is sitting at about $5 million. san jose police also arrested a shooting suspect who barricaded himself inside a home, police believe he fired one round on residents drive south of highway 237, a s.w.a.t. team went onto the scene, they were there since 4:00 in the morning. our cameras were there. we stuck around to show you the end of this. the suspect surrendered around 6:30 a.m. a man hit and killed by s.e.c., he struck the man near camden avenue and highway 85 early this morning. they see the driver had the green light, and stayed there to cooperate with the police. new video of the aftermath of a scooter caught on fire inside a san francisco apartment building. still smoking there, firefighters

said it was attached to a charging cable. one purchase to a burden center. the other person said that they both , the injured person and the second person we are talking about had to jump out of a window when they saw the flames shooting out of the scooter just to get out. i had, and interview you will only see on capex, you will see in the area shot on a freeway. you will see her story and says she has a feeling that she knows what prompted the gunfire. it. you will see the damage inside the car, it is likely expensive. let's take a look at it. beautiful blue skies, high clouds floating through.

welcome back. a lot of you are aware of the problem on our freeways. it will generate leads to catch the government. the chp says there were 10 shootings 10 days ago. i gun battling in oakland, and then a freeway shooting in san

francisco. the woman in san francisco share her story. >> the shooting happened right here on southbound near allegheny boulevard. the victim tells me a lane change and in her life. >> reporter: the gunshot wound, the bullet remains in her right thigh stuck in the muscle. >> the trauma doctor told me how lucky i was that the trajectory of the bullet was on would've hit my major blood vessels and i could've very easily let out. >> reporter: the gunman is still on the loose. >> i am alive, i hope my family that night. the shooting happened in san francisco. she was driving on southbound 101 where she changed lanes to the south bound 280. that anger the driver behind her. there was no verbal or nonverbal interaction with that man. >> he was driving so

recklessly interrogating me. i could not do anything to maneuver to get away from him. i was in the number wayne lane, there should be anything coming up from the side on the left . and before i know it, he's in the shoulder pulling parallel with me , so he worked to match my speed and then i look over to my left and he pulls out a gun with his passenger window rolled down . and that's just like , five shots in my suv. >> reporter: she pulled over near the exit, i was shaking and screaming. >> this was the reactions what had happened seeing the blood. some bullets went into the back door panel which is where my son booster seat is and i am so thankful he wasn't with me. >> the gunman was driving a dark colored suv with tinted windows. a black license plate

with yellow letters , likely a legacy play. according to an analysis by the san francisco standard, and numbers provided by the chp, officers responded to 435 shootings on bay area freeways from january 2020 two april of this year. 11 people died. including two kids. there are no cameras in interstate 280. caltrans says they installed cameras in the east bay. many of them on freeways, 580 and 80. the survivor says they say the man who shot her cannot hurt another soul. >> i would express love , i would just express love . i don't have a place for hate. >> reporter: nobody has been arrested. they are looking for

videos and witnesses to come forward. this happened on friday, july 14th. the chp tells us they have not made any arrests in the unrelated shooting that injured eight-year-old boy. that boy is recovering. helping out an ice cream vendor was robbed at gunpoint. after gathering bridges at the for sale shopping center to support. they bought ice cream from him, he was robbed by a group of people while working in oakland. after the robbery spread, many people said we can do better and we will do better. police doing their job looking for the suspect . california getting high-speed internet communities. the money coming from a bipartisan infrastructure bill. they work together . city leaders say

this year highlighted the urgent need for connectivity bipartisan, when they spread the word about the terrible mass shooting in a mushroom farm and the evacuations that were needed during the winter. >> affects the ability for anyone to see. go to the website and check it out. some people can't go to that website provided. is a part of our everyday lives . many projection of the wildfire , what looks like where maybe next week. this is an incredible moment for the coast . >> taking communities. the money will allow california 27% of the state access to affordable high-speed internet. let's take a look at the forecast. >> pretty good out there, just toasty late last week for the first half of the weekend. as we head into the first last week of july. the shift away.

pictures above average day tomorrow. slightly below normal temperatures for the rest of the week thanks to the heat shifting further away from the bay area and the onshore breeze kicking in. along the cooling trend to take hold . and, it helps to improve their quality . once temperatures return to near average, they will stay there for a while. even beyond the seven-day forecast. it takes us a few days in august, one of the off to the east. kind of takes us through the first week of august . also shows the best chance of above normal temperatures manning just farther inland array from the bay area. within the realm of what is normal. air quality is better today. mostly green dots on the air sensors. epa sensors registering. some deterioration in lands to the

moderate category tomorrow, slightly harder temperatures. more ozone to get trapped . hard to breathe. little bit of fog around the coast, temperatures in the 80s this afternoon. about where they are supposed to be. just below 80 degrees in san jose. livermore and concord, 60s san francisco and oakland. fog will push from the coast, see how far they push it. the answer is not far. some truth valleys. and mentioned 80s and 90s. a few spots 60 degrees the day tuesday. temperatures up to the 70s in oakland, a few degrees above average in.

anzalone of the north bay with lot of spots in the delta a little bit farther into the 90s but still within around 5 degrees with what's normal. it's not a huge cooling trend but we will see temperatures running 3 degrees below average by wednesday thursday and friday a bit more of a roller coaster ride. a couple of days in the low 80 and we are back further into the low 80s. we are going to wait till the last day of july. barely above 90. on the coast, no scott july is back . those temperatures topping out in the upper 50 . still ahead, he planned to sell a peninsula hotel. on house people off the streets. some neighbors say it will hurt their community in the long run. remember, you can watch us any time on the service cbs

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a hotel is in the center of this debate. the state started placing on house people in hotels under a program they called project home key. now, there is a move to buy one of the hotels for the program and keep it going. nearby residents

are saying not so fast. >> reporter: this hotel is the latest battleground in the struggle against homelessness . it is a golden opportunity to get people off the streets? or an unfair burden being laid on a small community? the la quinta hotel on el camino royale serves travelers arriving. but the owners send the profitability is not there anymore. and the plan is to sell it to san mateo county for use as permanent housing as a part of an initiative called functional zero homelessness. county executive officer mike calvi spun the idea on the community on tuesday's council meeting. >> we need to give people the dignity and respect of people having their own growth, their own opportunity to take a shower and privacy. wraparound services. permanent residence, shopping here. working in. they will be part of the

community here. >> reporter: the community may not be happy about that. anger that the county never consulted them, city leaders and community members protested outside the hotel on friday. >> we have, for some the decades, stayed silent, when i outsiders do it to us. >> reporter: paul larson owns the funeral chapel across the street. says efforts to fight poverty should not impoverish small communities. >> having a way for the homeless or the people need help to get out of that situation is good, but the same time, look at the surrounding community, what are their needs? >> reporter: the city does not have the large businesses to generate tax revenues. but the la quinta inn is important because they charge transient occupancy tax which also contributes about hundred thousand dollars per year to city coffers. >> losing a hotel here is almost like cutting off a finger. >> reporter: there is the question of fairness. the

councilmember, anders funk, says the city has worked hard to decrease it's on house population from over 100 down to about 20. filling a 99 room hotel would mean busting almost renaissance from other cities in the county. >> we need to meet the residence where they are. and we need to service and help these folks where they are. functional zero homelessness in san mateo county needs to stop with functional zero homelessness in every city within the county. >> reporter: if homelessness is a universal problem shared by every community, he says let them be shared as well. city officials say the county is not provided any information about house and the purchase of the hotel could happen. so far, the program is creating 13,000 homes for more than 200 projects across the state. allocated $736 million in

grant funding to local governments. still ahead, a bear break in, not in a house, but this one is going car shopping. this lady caught it all on camera, from far away, by the way. we will show you more of how the bear left the car when we come back. >> ♪ ♪ coming up on the cbs evening news, showdown of the border as greg abbott, and the justice department go head to head over barriers of the rio grande.

barges bringing a new reinforcement to help produce wildfire risks. they are using goats. now, they're bringing sheaves. the made the switch to goats from sheep. that store and more with liz kotalik and ryan yamamoto coming up at five a. sometimes, we talk about the next story. watch this. >> this bear is absolutely destroying the inside of my car right now. oh, my stars. >> i just saw a decline everything, using its teeth to rip everything off my door. i was just watching it completely demolish my car. >> she is much more levelheaded than i would be and probably would be closer than i would be. this bear got into the woman's car in tahoe and pretty much shed the interior. when police got there, they managed to open the door with a rope, they said the bear got out,

after they left some damage. >> you always hear about bears breaking your cabins or cars, but you just don't think it's going to happen to you. >> i love that she is a great attitude. still smiling. at least she has bear insurance. she was in tahoe for a bachelorette party when this happened. despite the drama, she says she was able to drive her vehicle away. just smell the bear. >> beware a bear. not much padding on the seat when the bear is done with that either. >> all right, cbs evening news is next. streaming services, 24/7. have a great day. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight the legal showdown and texas, governor greg abbott remains defiant against an order of the u.s. justice department to remove buoys