is the evening edition. now at 11:00, the alameda county district attorney, pamel price, working on her own defense, as she fights her recall campaign. >> that don't work. >> they have to give her a chance. it is not an easy pick.

ban cell phone video captures a fight at a bay area in and out burger, near levi stadium, after the 49ers preseason game. and locals turn a narrative into a tenderloin, as we get a tour of the upside of the neighborhood. we begin at 11:00 with alameda county district attorney, pamela price. she showed up at a town hall meetin to enter a record, given that she faces a recall effort. the main topic at the meeting? crime, as her opponents continu to demand stronger option from her office. it is the first town hall that price is organized since the recall effort started to gain more traction. residents confronted both price and the police department about the rise in crime. she was out today's meeting and has today's report. >> the crime has escalated to the point where no one feels safe. many longtime residents have meant that oakland has

always had a crime problem, but never this bad. some came to offer solutions. >> we need to expand the hours of your victims advocacy service, and the services they provide for mental health. >> reporter: about 75 people attended the pamela price town hall meeting at the cornerstone missionary baptist church in th laurel district. julian heard lives in the area and owns a ba near lake maryland. he says it is hard to do business, when customers are scared to spend money. >> working with federal were criminals. >> he says price has so far failed to hold criminals accountable. >> it's better than the public defender. why would you run fo a job to prosecute people and you don't want to do that job? mean, that was, that is kind o an oxymoron. >> reporter: but price, of course, like diane campbell, say it is wrong to blame the da's progressive policies for the rise in crime. >> they did the crime, they

should do the time. and i think she's just trying to get the whole entire picture. the answer isn't necessarily giving them another 50, 60, 70 years o top of what they've already done. >> reporter: price promised voters she would not try minors as adults, and remove charging enhancements, which links in jail time. >> they are upset, but, you know, i think they have to give her a chance, you know? it is not an easy fix. >> oakland police reports , while homicide is down this year, compared to last, robbery is up by 28%, burglary, also skyrocketed by 44%. while pric did not address the recall effort, she wore a red button that says stop the republican recall. >> where is the republicans coming from the recall are? it' the people that live here that ain't happy with her. with her policies. i mean, she can fram it anyway she want, but they would have to fly some republicans in. >> her campaign under the website, protect the win event and she gave her

accomplishments of the first months in office. she declined to answer any media questions. >> your reaction to the recall please? >> excuse me. excuse me, excuse me, please backup. please backup. i just don't want you to trip over each other. you ar going to trip over each other. >> is there a reason you won't answer any questions? your button says stop the republica recall, can you explain why? >> price will have another town hall in about two weeks, with oakland's mayor and acting police chief scheduled to join her. in santa clara, two people were stopped during a bloody fight in an in and out burger near levi stadium last night. i happened an hour after the 49er game. police say at least 10 people were involved in the fight. cell phone video show people getting beaten up, and they were wearing 49ers and raiders jerseys. police say the did detain several people. the

are still looking for a suspect in connection with the stabbings. two victims were taken to the hospital, so far, no word on their condition. we know now that a driver i a chase that spanned the day yesterday was a 16-year-old driving a stolen car. over the course of five hours he crashed into a number of cars and even hit a police dog. this all bega just after 3:00 in the afternoo on highway 4. the chp says the abandoned pursuit on i-80 for the safety of other drivers. the stolen car then sped across the bay bridge and into downtown, san francisco. our chopper caught up to it as the driver then headed back to the bay bridge. eventually abandoned the car and ran off t henderson park in richmond. police drove onto the field, before finding the suspect at a nearby apartment complex. he surrendered to police at about 9:00 last night. the city of san francisco has been fighting negative publicity. a controversial walk, called the doom lipitor would supposedly highlight the city today ,

including the open air drug markets and vacant office and retail spaces. at that tour ended up being canceled. instead, a group of about 50 people set out on this walking tour of tenderloin, to provide an alternative view of the neighborhood. the tour guide wa the so-called mayor of the tenderloin. and while some of the downside was in plain view, seymour did point out the positive things, like affordabl housing, and the theaters that bring musical acts to the area. he also shared stories about the area's history. >> when we heard this tour bein advertised, we thought, let's show them how to do it tenderloin style. we don't engage, but we wanted to make sure that the wonderful and things about this neighborhood are also highlighted. >> the tour and that the court tenderloin career center, which is a full-service facility working to get people back onto their feet. now to the east bay, where, in union city, a resource fair is helping settle refugees from

afghanistan. it has been two years since the u.s. withdrew troops from the country. refugees today have access to citizenship and immigration officials, and health and denta services. >> we do community events and resources like this for them to bring the resources to them, s they understand that, you know, they belong here as well, just as much as anyone else. and we are here to support them in their process. >> the fair is put on by severa local nonprofits. well, the heyday of network television lost one of its most familiar stars today. bob barke was on nbc, and then cbs for most of half a century. best known as the longtime host of the price is right, he died thi morning at his home in los angeles, just shy of his hundredth birthday. people loved him, ever since he hosted truth or consequences, hosting and 1956, and then, here in th price is right, which he hosted for 35 years. still the longes

running game show in television history. when he was finally ready t sign off on 2007, it wasn't eas to leave. >> i really have myself worked out in an emotional state, and i thought, i have got to go ove there and do this stroke, straighten yourself out, barker >> mr. barker is also remembere as a faithful advocate for animal rights. he famously paid nearly $1 million to fly elements elephants from the toronto zoo to a sanctuary in california. later on the show he ended every program with thi plea. >> you can help to end this tragedy, by having your pet spayed or neutered. >> bob barker would have turned 100 this coming december. coming up next, hundreds of thousands of people gather on the national mall to mark the 60th anniversary of the march o washington. their message to th next generation of leaders.

later, we will retrace the footsteps of alfred hitchcock, james stewart, and kim novak, a fans go dizzy over the return o vertigo, coming up. you can see the sky once again today. plenty of smoke and the air quality, bay area wide, was moderate. they haven' done that yet. every part of the bay registers moderate. go an air quality advisory that stays tomorrow. we will talk yo about where this is coming from and a warm-up for next week. i will show you where this

welcome back. live look from the camera atop the washington monument, facing the lincoln memorial. it is all quiet now, but earlier thousand of people were at the national mall, to remember the 60 years that have passed since dr. martin luther king jr. led the march on washington. just like in 1963, today's crowd was a mi of generations and backgrounds all united by one common cause. dr. king's son, martin luther king jr., the third led the charge today, with people alongside his father 60 years ago. >> let's not give up, let's not given, let's not give out. we must move forward. >> martin luther king then said give us the ballot, and then he moved up and said, but i have a dream. but he gave his life for that dream. >> thousands then marched from the lincoln memorial to the kin

memorial, but the message was the same, advocating for racial and social justice. while the 250,000+ were there to honor th progress made by the civil rights movement of the 1960s, people folks emphasize there is more work that needs to be done. >> there are some things that need to change, but today's march in commemoration just emphasizes how much still need to be done. so, we have a legacy that we need to respect, >> the actual anniversary is this coming monday. the king family, expected to meet with president biden and vice president, harris, to honor the occasion. back in the bay area-- >> warming up are cooling down? >> warming up. >> we did a dramatic cool down. >> didn't we go? >> you will hardly recognize th place on friday. i want to do a comparison between today and tomorrow and sort out how the second half of the weekend is going to feel warmer than this first one. we are pretty nice today, below average, let's jus

look at the numbers. here we ar for today. santa rosa concord, oakland. those are the daytime highs for today. here comes th comparison now, just to show yo how much warmer it will feel fo these parts. i will show you al of the bay in a second. but for these representative spots, you can see the warm appear. the place is going up 90 degrees tomorrow. it's enough of a difference that tomorrow is noticeably warmer. it is not hot. but noticeably warmer tomorrow. the other issue is that we are still dealing with the smoke coming down from the smith river complex fire that i burning up on the far northwestern corner of the state. i will show you where that is. but first, look at where we are on air quality. we were moderate, bay area today. it is moderate going into sunday. it will stay moderate. but that is not equal though. i is the first time in this seaso where the entire bay has experienced it out moderate. but there are places that will

feel it a little more than others. and the way to do that is to look at the purple air sensors. these are the low-cost sensors. there's more of them, we can spread them up a little bit. they are not maintained as meticulously as the epa centers are. but when you look at them this way, you get a handle on the worst air quality, see how it is all shuttled down the peninsula at this point, and down towards the south bay? and we have improved things a littl bit. that was a different stor earlier today. but the bottom line is you can see the mix in there, the general take away is it is moderate tomorrow. it wil be unhealthy for sensitive groups mixed in. that's where it's coming from. we up at the northwest corner of the state. but as we come in for a closer look, now looking at the bay, the lighter blue shows you wher you are in the moderate category. if you want some good news, we will let this play forward into monday. it starts to lighten up. so, this is a fairly new science for casting smoke. it is not perfect, but a least from the best information we have to go on, even though tomorrow will still be moderate by monday we will still get some. taking a look at the morning tomorrow, we won't get much of it. more sunshine, here at the daytime highs. fremont, you are hitting 81. go to 90,

santa rosa, we got that. livermore, you are going at 89 tomorrow. then the warm-up kick in. by the time we get to the middle of this week, we will peek on wednesday. san francisco, and oakland, you kin of feel it. 77 degree day in th city. noticeably warm and oakland. look at north bay valleys compared to san jose. w will be 95 for santa rosa, 91 i san jose on wednesday. you should be 81. then, you are going all the way back down to 77 by the end of the week. so, yes, a noticeable warm-up for wednesday, especially when we get near 100 for the east valleys. looks great in the mid-80s by then. matt, over you >> i'm excited for that. >> coming up in sports, giants and desperation mode. top team visiting oracle park. highlight from third and king.

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every time we look up at th giants schedule it looks like a first-place team or a blazing hot! are lined up. that is because they have been. no different on saturday for a struggling giants team facing mlb's best atlanta braves. african-american heritage night at oracle park. john is wearing those great sea lions uniforms. with the recent struggles, the giants in desperate need of a win and they came out swinging. two run homer for wilmer flores but if you want to be the hard-hitting braves, you will need more than that. sean went balkan three , but give up the run. run in the fifth, a solo shot from austin riley. five giants pitchers appeared in thi game, all of them gave up at least one unearned run. sixth inning, orlando joins the party solo shot to center field. braves went on to win 72, and i would have hit the panic

button. giants are 5-14 over th last three weeks. three games above 500, and now on the outside of the wild-card, looking in. the regular-season officially underway in college football. saturday marked week zero. san jose state started th season with quite a test . sparks kicked off against sixth-ranked usc, they weren't scared of the moment, but a tal task. the heisman winner, williams, game tied in the second quarter. williams drops back to snap. has to scramble t pick it up, but then somehow delivers this time off of his back foot to toss washington. turns on the jets, takes it all the way to the house, 76 yards for the trojan. puts them on top. but just before the half, not settling for a field goal, 12 takes left, sean cordero, finds mc nash on the sideline, spartans only juliette goodrich-14 at half, but in th second, usc's offense proved to be too much for san jose state. williams screen passed to zachariah branch, and he handle the rest. runs it in for a 25

yard score. usc goes on to win 56-28. san jose state will tur around and host oregon on saturday. coming up, next sunday, coming up, the 49ers preseason is officially over, but it didn't come without a little drama. the aftershock from the trade heard around the world.

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after weeks of drama, the question surrounding the 49ers quarterback situation. the tea picked the night of their final preseason game to pull off a major trade involving their former third overall pick . the niners traded tray lines to the dallas cowboys for a fourth round pick . it cames two days after it was determined that he would be the third quarter back on the depth chart. san francisco moved up from 12 to 3 in the 2021 draft. they traded away three first round picks fo lance, who, ultimately, startin just four games through only 10 to passes during his time in th bay. >> we didn't waste any time. the minute that we knew that they were serious about training, then we didn't want the full thing. we felt good about him and the evaluation w

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welcome back. >> that is a beautiful sight a university avenue in palo alto. this is a pitiful side, the hitchcock film festival going this weekend to next weekend inside. folks, seeing the number you time you know, 10 years ago vertigo top citizen can as the number one movie on film institute list, and vertigo is showing at the san francisco theater this weekend. and re-creating were hitchcock shot that movie in and around san francisco is quite a trip. let's take one, starting at the golden gate. >> hitchcock felt that it was his masterpiece. and it actually came out with mixed reviews by the critics and ver poor showings at the box office he always knew that he wanted

to use the golden gate bridge i a film and you san francisco, san francisco became a costar. >> well, san francisco has changed. things that spell san francisco to me are disappearin fast. >> it is a time capsule of san francisco in the 50s, and it made me want to go visit all of the scenes that i could. >> directing our ride along is aaron leventhal, co-author of the amazing footsteps in the fog, and step one, now and then. you know, one of the great things about this tour, many things have changed. many things like that have stayed th same. >> the san francisco elf. >> as opposed to where jimmy stewart is. >> correct. >> i didn't know your address. i remembered, quite tall. >> when we get off of that kirby part-- >> we had another one of the famous sites in the hitchcock

tour of san francisco. >> the apartment that scotty uses, jimmy stewart. >> that is it! >> in the movie, vertigo. it i not something that is very grand, because he is a detective, a bachelor, so it can't be something fancy. >> you have nothing to apologiz for. >> this is a great way to see san francisco. >> absolutely, no doubt about it. >> vertigo, in so many ways, wa a valentine to the city. hitchcock was a real fan, and was passionate about living in this area. and it is a beautifu locations and vistas like the region of honor. that is where the next critical scene takes place. >> yup. >> so, you look like jimmy stewart. >> absolutely. >> reporter: we join the action as jimmy stewart turns towards the golden gate in 1957, and we follow now. and take the next step at four point. >> well, it's got so much history. it's actually a military installation that has never seen actual action. but i

has been on active duty between the civil war and world war two there's great shots to be had, and this is one of the best. >> but at this point in the film, everything heads south. >> 100 miles south of san francisco, there is an old spanish mission. >> initially there were talks that he wasn't going to use mission saint what used to. >> reporter: but in 1957, hitchcock and crew did come to town. >> today watching the film, you can't watch that film without imagining it. >> the watson was there too. the photographs they took that they are being seen here for th first time. they were all rescued by hollister historian, sandy light. >> it is one of my favorites. there is a scene, where she comes up to the door and then pulls in, and opens it to run into the church. and so, she i standing in the archway, just right by the door, and she is checking her fingernails. yes.

i mean, it is just perfect. jimmy stewart shaving, hitchcock standing right next t them. but it appears he's giving directions to the guy holding the mirror. >> and for those of you who wan to imagine jimmy stewart, kim novak and alfred hitchcock walking these streets in 2023 - >> saint one has not changed at all. >> reporter: so, even if you weren't here, you can still re-create it. >> where are you now? >> with you. >> reporter: and it is all real >> there's your great watch. >> reporter: there is your hors now, kind of tucked into a corner of the stables. >> is ghost. hitchcock is still here. and he is here, because o the power of art and the power

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