from cvs news bay area, this is the evening edition. the school year is about to get going, parents teachers and staff are waiting to see if the new contract improves

things. >> i am excited as a parent, looking forward to getting back on track. hundreds of demonstrators demanding immigration reform as they march. in a city word dozens of officers are suspended, the destructive side is pushing residents to the brink. it is already time for students to go back to school. schools are getting ready to welcome students, teacher and staff back. those teachers are demanding higher pay and more resources. with the district agreeing to a raise and support staff as well as good faith clauses. >> reporter: this oakland resident and her 12-year-old daughter are making a final

grocery run before school starts on monday. >> i am excited as a parent. >> reporter: in may the teachers union went on strike for two weeks. the agreement reached between the oakland district and the strike brought in more support staff. >> is she getting a good education in oakland? >> some students complain, they complain about the school lunches. >> reporter: her seventh grader picked out her own lunch this week. they said art lessons will play a big role in the learning process. she is taking on a new role as the

principal, she says students will have more support across the district. >> the first 30 minutes after school, there will be intervention classes, teachers will identify students that need extra support. >> reporter: the new deal also included common good clauses, aimed at improving social and economic conditions including the commission of a black reparations task force. helping students in decision-making on how to spent thousands of dollars. >> i am looking forward to a healing process. i am looking forward to a school that is not interrupted. >> a lot of the students fell behind. i am looking forward to getting back on track.

>> they are getting ready for the new school year in daly city as well. there was a community event held in partnership with daly city and the local nonprofit. supplies will be given to underserved schools in the area. to the north bay where immigrants and families began a three-day march to san francisco to demand action on immigration reform. >> reporter: many people faced a long arduous journey to get to the u.s. and now they say it has been a longer journey to get the right to stay. in the 1920s the huddled masses of immigrants began arriving from europe. those that lived here for seven years became eligible to stay permanently but in the 80s that door was slammed shut. >> if we do not do something nobody will do it for us. if

we need to walk three days for the congress people to wake up, we will. >> reporter: the march began saturday and it will not finish until they reach downtown san francisco. about 100 people will take part in the hike and if the protest does not wake people up, the music might. >> is it difficult? >> with the music following us, no. our legs are tired but it is all right. it feels like you are part of a movement. >> reporter: the cause could not be more serious, they want congress to pass hr 1511 known as the registry bill. >> it says if a undocumented person lived in the u.s. for seven years continuously, they may apply for legal permanent

residency. >> reporter: it is the same deal offered to europeans with a assurance to applicants stay out of legal trouble. doctor barker said he get a lot of respect for immigrants after working in a health care clinic. >> i saw the hard-working people coming into the office. >> reporter: he says the registry bill sounds like a good deal for the country. >> instead of standing in line years ago they work for several years and then get in line. >> reporter: after a break to eat, drink and get out of the sunshine, the marchers continue on. joseph says he is walking for those that came before him. >> it is hard, i am determined

and focused. it is worth it. >> reporter: there are marches going on all over the country this week but this is thought to be the longest. the immigrants in the north bay and their allies want to prove they have the commitment to continue the march to reform no matter how long it takes. >> reporter: the marchers will go to the golden gate bridge and then go to the federal building in san francisco. a emotional homecoming for members of a bay area church that were trapped in a west african country after the government was overthrown. members of the cornerstone church were stuck for a week but they were finally able to return last night. elon musk has offered to pay legal fees for people that were fired over their tweets.

he said if you were unfairly treated by your employer am a we will find your legal bill. let us know. it is not clear what spararked ththis anand thi comes a week after a social media platatform susued a nonpr grououp that criticizized the e compmpany's handndling of hate speeeech. if you are stuck in traffic on the eastbound lanes of the bridge this afternoon, you know why. hundreds of cyclists rode over the bridge, we asked chp how they responded but they did not get back to us. we had a shooting on a east bay freeway. it happened near grand avenue after 2 pm. the driver pulled into the station parking lot and

contacted the police. the person inside the car was hit by gunfire. no word on their condition or if anybody else was hurt. wild scenes out of antioch as a sideshow ends with crashes, injuries and a suv in the river. this happened in them marine parking lot. residents and business owners tell us they had enough. >> reporter: hours after the sideshow we can still smell the burnt rubber. a car submerged in the san joaquin river, part of the sideshow. officers responded to multiple crashes involving cars leaving the sideshow and fleeing from police. >> not surprised. >> reporter: business owner

kathy says sideshows happen at the parking lot almost every weekend. the latest happened sunday at 3 am. >> it is hopeless because we do not know what we can do. we have gone to our leaders and nothing gets done. >> reporter: investigators say the white car plowed into the black car at high speed. paramedics transported the innocent female driver in the black car to the hospital. the driver of the white car was arrested. they believe he was one of 50 cards spending doughnuts. this suv also took part before it crashed into a water main causing water to shoot into the air. it also struck a large concrete garbage can. the driver ran away. police also found a suburban

at the end of a dock, they believe somebody drove it into the river after a sideshow. workers towed it out and nobody was inside. >> dismisses like me and smith's landing, they do not feel safe. >> it is a nice restaurant, things like this will make us not want to come down here. >> reporter: they say drivers and spectators do not care that the police department is a block away. the city recently added speed bumps in the parking lot but they are not effective. the councilman is talking to city staff about adding rubber terriers and they are also requesting help from chp and the sheriff's department. they do not have enough patrol officers. >> if you are looking at a seven beat system, the math

does not add up. >> reporter: kathy hopes help comes soon. there is already a law that finds drivers and in pounds cars, now antioch is looking at a city ordinance that will cite spectators. good news from bart as the transit agency saw its third highest ridership since the pandemic. over 100 thousand people took the train. all of this comes as bart continues to have low ridership. scott weiner once a toll increase but writers say it would impact low income residents. most of the riders come from east bay counties. many of them commute into the city because they cannot afford to live here in several of the

lawmakers against this sent a level letter to the governor expressing their concerns over the whole hike. the bill was passed by the democrat dominated senate and now it is making its way through the assembly. taking care of your pet can be expensive which is why a nonprofit is helping to make sure they stay healthy at no cost. we go to japan town for the second day of their annual festival.

a program on the peninsula is making sure pets get free healthcare. a free pop-up clinic was put gather. the nonprofit provides basic care for those that cannot afford it or are homeless. we spoke to one pet owner that has been bringing their dogs for three years. >> this is my third dog, i do not know what i would do without them. i cannot afford to take them to the veterinarian. >> reporter: they offer basic care such as vaccines, wellness exams and nail trimming. it is day two of the

street fair in japan town. it celebrates local aa ip culture. there were local performances throughout the day and crowds walked around the heart of japan town and checked out different vendor booths. it was a beautiful day in san francisco , you are doing double duty today. >> here i am. >> you are filling in, hot on the east bay and cool on the coast, do i have this correct? >> beautifully done. we have temperatures that are a little bit warmer tonight than last night. today was the peak of this bump in temperatures. santa rosa up to 99, san jose hit 92. at the shoreline, 61

degrees. microclimates in full force. tomorrow the numbers will come down but not by a lot. 69 in san francisco. things are going to be calling down but it will be plenty warm inland. right now numbers are still in the upper 70s in concorde and 69 in santa rosa. tomorrow it will be at her then today but tonight it is still warm. 8 degrees warmer at this hour in fairfield. high pressure will ease up over the next few days. tuesday this low pressure trough is right over san francisco. tuesday is the cooler day. as we start the map you can see the low clouds spread all the way to the central valley by wednesday morning. that is a distinct

cooling trend. that is weird for this time of year. usually you see it in the spring but it will be happening tuesday and wednesday. that is when numbers really fall. in the weather headline, sunny and hot inland and cooler at the coast. much cooler by tuesday. clouds and drizzle at the shoreline and wednesday is weird. a tropical storm south of mexico but some of the clouds can work their way to the southern area. 58 at napa and 59 at fairfield. for tomorrow, 90 at morgan hill, upper 80s for the south bay. at the east bay, not as warm but still 98 concorde. 94 for sonoma and it is smoking at

cloverdale, 102. the extended forecast by the coastline, it will be cool. inland not so much. in the north bay mid 90s tomorrow, still warm in the warm spots but by the end of the week things cool down back into the 80s for the inland areas. if you are ready for a cool change, so are we. it will get here on tuesday. after the break, thousands of workers hitting the picket line as the summer of strikes continues to gain steam. giants with bragging rights today. a stammer on suckers biggest stage and christian mccaffrey's heart is in san francisco. those stories plus

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the summer of strikes is hitting up in la, striking hotel workers clashed with security guards in santa monica. they are the latest group to hit the picket lines dementing livable wages. as joy

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the cubs will be sent to a rehab center in sonoma county where they need to relearn how to live in the wild. >> sanctuary life is not ideal. >> reporter: it beats the alternative. >> this rarely happens. there is are not relocated, they are usually killed. >> reporter: the bear league says the alternative is a gift and tahoe residents must learned from it. >> the need to lock their doors, lock the windows, do not let them in. do not leave garbage out. next, highlights from today's festival as the blues icon rocked the crowd in san francisco.

the blues guitar legend buddy put on quite a performance at today's concert in san francisco. he got up close with fans as he played through the crowd and at one point he grabbed a fan and had her play. buddy eventually made it back onstage to finish the set and he tells us he loves to make people happy with his music. >> i love to see smiling faces. when i play if i see a frown on a face i intend to take it off with a note on my guitar. >> reporter: he is a eight time grammy winner, a hall of fame or and a nominee at kennedy hall. there are only

two shows left, next week is patty smith. this golden retriever is more interested in getting belly rubs from a bike thief. the thief was taking a bike from the garage and the dog was thrilled to see him. the thief gave the dog if you belly rubs. the suspect says you are the coolest dog i have ever known. police say they are now releasing the video to help find the suspect.

game day for august 6. how is everybody doing? we will give you plenty of reasons on sticking around. like brock purdy in just a few minutes. christian mccaffrey in 12 minutes as kpix cbs news bay area jumps on the 49ers. let's kick it off with the a's and the giants one more time and the series finale as they had to get it done who was sent down after a hot start to