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i am juliette goodrich in for sara donchey. check out this ugly scene at the palace of fine arts. thief doesn't care that there are people watching as he takes off with pretty much everything inside the car. a dog walker even took a whack at the getaway car and no a tourism agency about 40 miles away is taking a whack at san francisco thing seems like this are keeping people away. and executive at team san jose told the business journal, for many years we were positioning ourselves as part of the bay area or maybe the heart of the bay area. much of the national and international focuses negative. as joslyn moran reports, but it's not just san francisco it is what is not happening in san jose. >> it is a partnership between the convention, business bureau and hotels. they tell us more

conferences are needed because they help restaurants and other spaces. >> i didn't get to see that much of it. or mcmichael and tobias are visiting from germany . they didn't get to explore much but they did walk around. >> it is really nice food. >> reporter: team san jose released a report this month for 2021 to 2022, showing well other parts of the country met or exceeded pre-pandemic levels, san jose has been slower to recover. one of the reasons, there are not as many conferences coming to the city while overall attendance recovered to 54% of pre-pandemic levels. overall spending by attendees in restaurants, bars and hotels and other attractions, only reached 25% of the pandemic levels.

>> most conventions were large tech is coming in. a lot of them have ceased to exist. >> reporter: a restaurant near the convention center, chef said they have good business on weekends. during the week is where conference does help. >> it is more than a week it is lunch time is better and nighttime as well. it is very good. could help a lot. >> reporter: that is the same case for guild house, a nearby space if you like video games but also an area that you can hold events. >> rely conventions a lot. especially gaming and anime and technology conventions and pump culture conventions. those events , we will have a full house every day. >> reporter: for tobias and michael nothing stop them from coming. >> the weather is better than

germany. that is nice. what i have seen is really great. just not enough time to look around. >> reporter: would you come back hemic >> absolutely. >> reporter: we did ask you for words of crime kept them from coming in they said no. of the reasons why san jose isn't recovering to pre-pandemic levels include lack of international travel and business travel. authorities in tactical keyer in an armored car rested the last suspect in a million-dollar jewelry heist. the u.s. marshall, police and oakland atf work together. in march, armed robbers swipe seven figures worth of jewelry from heller jewelers in san ramon. it happened in the middle of the day. we don't know how much julie was recovered. police posted photos of diamond encrusted watches and lots of cash. all

of the suspects are facing federal charges. speaking of cash, drivers are forking over more to fill up the tank. prices have gone up $.10 in a week. more than $.60 in a month. experts blame supply cut and off-line refineries. whatever it is, it is putting the going rate more than two dollars over the national average. that is why it is weird that one gas station owner and mill valley is selling for $.30 cheap for. we asked how. >> reporter: the lower prices are the worst kept secret. the gas station owner said his customers are the reason why his prices are so low. >> reporter: he bought the station in 1995. >> let's say the prices have gone up since then. the price

at the pump has skyrocketed in recent weeks. asked his customers, they will tell you why it is the best. >> it is the cheapest. >> it is cheaper than the others. >> reporter: it is so popular, cars back up to the shoulder of highway 101. he calls the business the costco of gas stations. >> you go to costco and whatever item you have, you can't find it anywhere at that price. at the same time it is a good quality product. you keep going. it is pretty much the same idea. >> reporter: he relies on the volume of business. he didn't say how much the margins are but is able to set smaller margins to keep prices low.

>> we hate the high prices is much as the customers. >> reporter: it is not good for business when prices jump. higher prices translates to fewer gallons sold. >> when they go up, people get sensitive. they get nervous. they use less. >> reporter: drivers know when prices are high, this place still offers the best deal. >> i make do with the smallest amount of margin. people are used to it and they trusted. they don't have to check around. >> nobody knows when prices will go down. experts say they may even go up further has northern california refineries send supply south until refineries impacted by tropical storm hillary come back online. >> at the prices are not enough to slow you, san francisco may stop you altogether from turning bright red. we spoke with the cyclist she said it is time to take a page from new york city's rulebook.

>> reporter: luke born heimer knows the streets of san francisco as good as anybody. he has been mostly walking or riding his bike for over a decade. for much of that time, he has been one of the city's biggest advocates, pushing for safer streets. >> i am very familiar with all the modes in the city. am desperately aware of the fact that we need to help more people shift from cars to public transportation. >> reporter: he has been involved with many campaigns over the years from getting protected bicycle lanes throughout the city to reducing parking near intersections to a group visibility. the campaign he is focused on now is the push to get a citywide ban on cars making right turns on red light. >> went across the street, there is not a single time that i'm not looking to see if a car approaching is actually

stopping or taking a right or if they're gonna roll through. i have heard from countless people that feel the same way. >> reporter: he said safety concerns over cars turning is nothing new. when a four-year-old child was killed in a crosswalk this year, he knew he had to step up and pressure the city to make significant change now. >> it is the reason why i started. i thought the city wasn't going to do this. they need the people to say, this is what we want you to do. >> reporter: he said close to 5000 letters have been sent to officials asking for a citywide policy. this week , district 5 supervisor, dean preston, introduced a resolution that looks to do just that. >> no turn on red is a very important policy for reducing collisions involving pedestrians and cyclists . it is particularly important for

seniors and those with disabilities and for kids that are so often the folks that are getting injured or killed. >> reporter: the tenderloin actually already has over 50 intersections that don't allow right turns on red. it is part of a pilot program launched in 2021. it has been a huge success. the report found that 92% of cars followed the rule. close calls between cars and pedestrians decreased. luke said those are signs that officials should expand the program to cover the entire city. >> we would see a real safety improvement . people not being hit or injured or killed but just as importantly, we would see an increase in perceived safety. people feeling safe crossing the street. >> reporter: supervisor preston expects the resolution

to be voted on next week. if approved it would guess if 120 days to come up with a plan to implement the policy citywide. he told me he is excited to see the step forward in hopes they will work quickly with the city to get it done. >> they sent a statement saying it is prioritizing high pedestrian areas were safety risk is the highest. reviewing the details of the resolution. speaking of safe driving, this guy was not only swigging beer behind the wheel, he took his car down a crowded boardwalk. >> everybody knows that. a new nickname for donald trump and chaos on stage. the blow-by-blow from the battle in southern california. it looks great but the sculpture began its journey is garbage. how artists transform

trash pulled from lake tahoe. nice conditions across the bay area and a nice evening. not even seeing that much log. we do have changes as we go into the weekend.

it is bad enough to see a driver openly drinking beer but a man in southern california decided to do that and then take his car down a crowded boardwalk. >> you have to get off the boardwalk. >> he is even drinking while he is driving. >> this was venice beach. a man pleaded with the driver to stop. instead he hit the gas nearly some sites wiping pedestrians. >> you read the warrant and that i lost my balance. been a turned in my back hit the windshield hard. it is really happening. >> the police caught up to him later and bystanders had to step in to help get him out of the car. you might notice the front windshield shattered. we have been missing him after this newscast and i'm sure you have two. tonight ,

stephen colbert is back. at least he will be on monday with the first new late show since they went out on strike. so can he. he is probably wishing he was back because then they could say things about the debate. seven candidates went head to head in simi valley. they went after president biden and donald trump who again opted out. he had a hard time getting a word in any way. >> of videos that. >> just holding joe biden accountable. >> one hot button issue is transgender rights which might pensive out to ban surgical surgeries. >> we are going to stand up for the rights of parents and pass a federal ban on transgender chemical or surgical surgery, anywhere in the country. >> despite tom's absence,

chris christie spoke to him directly. >> i know you're watching. you were not here because you are afraid of being on the stage and defending your record. you are ducking these things. if you keep doing that, no one will call you donald trump anymore we are going to call you donald doc. >> the republican candidates have largely shunned tiktok. -- became the first 2024 contender to join after calling it digital fentanyl and may. >> this is infuriating. tiktok is one of the most dangerous social media apps we could have. every time i hear you, i feel dumber for what you say. i can't believe . other issues, the southern border. energy in the autoworker strike. >> joe biden should not be on

the picket line he should be on the southern border, working to close the southern border because it is unsafe. unlock energy, drill, frak, burn coal and embrace nuclear energy. >> at the same time, president biden was leaving on air force one. a nonprofit that spent nearly a year cleaning up late tahoe , hauled out more than 25,000 pounds of trash. tonight , some of it has been turned into treasure. it is nine feet tall and eight feet wide featuring a bald eagle. perching on a ponderosa pine. the base is made from anchor chains and rope . the fish is a mosaic of sunglasses and fishing gear. the feathers were formed using buoys and bumpers.

>> now it is pristine, clean and a beautiful reminder to protect lake tahoe in the future. >> the permit in the installation will be on display at the tahoe blue event center and southlake tahoe. if you think that is something, apparently they are making ice cream out of plastic. >> are usually preferred me out of dairy. we will find out what the plastic is about. the weather pattern is fairly natural. we have one more day of typical late september whether in-store. the temperatures will be pleasantly warm but then a shift in the pattern will occur as we hit the end of the week into the we can. there is a big storm over the gulf of alaska and a chunk will sweep toward us with cooler air and an increasing chance of showers in the bay area. exactly where the center goes determines where the showers will go. that is what

we will continue evaluating. here is the temperature pattern. look at livermore. it is a degree above average to over a dozen degrees below normal. than a slow climb up the other side as we go through next week. as that air moves in , the rain chance has been increasing. last night at 10 to 20% outside chance of a shower or two. that is all the way up to 50% chance of showers friday into saturday. be flexible with outdoor plants. have an indoor alternative just in case. we will keep you updated. in the short-term, it is nice out there. decent 60s across the bay area. 63 in san jose. in the hills it is already down to 54. hold onto 60 degrees in morgan hill. we

will end up in the 50s eventually. the warmest sponsor holding onto the 60s. temperatures of already dipped into the lower half of the 50s. let's take a look at those low temperatures on the map as we go through the early morning hours. just the warmest spots. once the sun comes up, not a lot of fog. that full sunshine, that is good news for anyone with solar panels that will help to reduce utility bills. close to top of the scale for solar generation. then a decrease on friday as the clouds increase. still dry on friday. storm system is sending more clouds and eventually a better chance of rain showers friday into saturday. temperatures respond to that sunshine, we zoom

around beginning with the north bay where temperatures will be close to normal. even petaluma will be topped out in the upper 70s. you will crack 80 degrees tomorrow. that will not be the case around san francisco and oakland. everybody on either side of average. low to mid 70s, just above 80 down the peninsula and 60s along the coast . the south bay and valley temperatures have reached low 80s. some spots up into the mid-80s. that will be more common in land and around the east bay. the tri-valley temperatures creeping to the upper half of the 80s around antioch and brentwood. even though spots are not likely to approach 90. in the seven-day forecast, the inland bay area, is the while the swings in temperature. even the warmest spots in the low 70s for the first half of the weekend and that a climb to above average by the time tuesday and wednesday rollaround. than a chance of showers in the forecast for areas around the

band along the coast. a few droplets accumulating on the terrarium here in the virtual forecast. that would be the coolest day in the outlook for the entire area. temperatures along the coast barely cracking 60 to go along with that chance of light rain showers. continuing to refine those specific amounts that we expected which parts of the bay area expect if it develops at all. the forecast data has been all over the place. the next storm system will narrow down the possibilities. if you are the player that hit it big tonight, you probably already know. there is good news for the rest of us as well. in sports, besides champions, another thing. steph curry, klay thompson and draymond green have in common, as a result of what happened to this

let's take a live look at san jose were someone is about $800,000 richer tonight. someone who bought a ticket at the quick stop on stuart avenue, matched five of five numbers in the powerball. so

close yet so far. they missed the powerball that would've won them $850 million. the good news for everyone except macri, no one else at the jack. $925 million will be up for grabs on saturday. if you don't say you can't win. if you don't play you can't lose. >> you are saying there is a chance. >> have you heard that a lot can extract the giants making the postseason, no chance. >> nights game was a fun one to hang out in the food. >> they are just playing up the string. only three games left. a long season as we transition to the niners. they have a couple of days off. coaches included. after thursday's win, kyle shanahan took the weekend off and allowed shanahan to watch a couple former assistance. he got his

first win as coach of the texans. the team dropped 70 points on the broncos. >> also people you have been with. it is a lot more fun. you can truly cheer for them. it is not fun. you're kind of annoyed. >> let's pivot to baseball. aaron baker took in the giants game tonight at oracle part. he is a national prospect. he struck out eight padres in six innings. then garrett cooper led off with a solo homer. he tied the game up in 2. this happened. a little routine throw went bad. should have been the final out. the giants lead in that category. the padres won , 5-2. the loss

guaranteed that the giants will not finish with a winning record. the nba, three months after requesting a trade, oakland native, damian lillard, got his wish. it was a big one. the all-star was sent to the milwaukee bucks as part of the trade along with phoenix. leveling teams up with -- . vegas gave milwaukee the title favorites. it is the first 11 seasons and leaves as the all-time leading scorer. with him leaving portland, the top three active layers in the nba that have been with one team, steph curry, klay thompson and draymond green. happy birthday steve kerr. we will see you next week. make it a good one. looking live at chase

center where we won't be seeing bruce eckstein. the boss called off the rest of his tour as he recovers from an ulcer. the tour will announce the new rescheduled date next week. concertgoers that can't make the dates and bought tickets through official outlets will then have 30 days to request a refund. from candy to beauty supplies, it seems like you can find just about anything in an advent calendar, including stouffers frozen dinners. it is called the comfort calendar and it comes with seven individually wrapped meals. just like grandma used to make. the boxes decorated with images of popular stouffers ingredients. if you are looking for something sweet, how about plastic ice cream? it is trending. it is a thing.

people have come up with

creative ways to reuse plastic but would you eat it? know. it is in that ice cream. scientists use bacteria and enzymes to digest a specific type of plastic for flavor to vanallen. that is pretty tasty. would you try plastic vanilla ice cream? >> once it has been regulated perhaps. >> it reminds me of when i was a kid and go to grandma's and she had plastic fruit. it looked like the real thing. >> it hasn't been regulated for consumption. it is actually an art installation in london called guilty flavors designed to challenge the way we think about plastic waste. now you know what i want to do, i want to stop at the drive through and get softserve. with no plastic. >> then they say the machine is broken.