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just was most of my life. >> -- gave her the tools to know what the community needs today. and how this 12-year-old boy in arizona realized he had an unusual connection with a 9ers player. from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> good evening. i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. some business owners in jack london square are fighting back against plans to bring a homeless shelter into the area. as andrea nakano reports, they say business has been tough and fear a homeless shelter would deter potential customers from spending money at their stores. >> reporter: the last year has brought its share of challenges for market supply ace hardware. burglars came in through the roof to try to get into the safe. customers' cars have been broken into. recently a van parked on their lot was set

on fire. owner brian altwarf is concerned adding a homeless shelter in the area would drive badly needed business away. >> i don't think it's a good idea. i think jack london square is a beautiful place and if you bring the homeless shelter down here, people aren't going to come down and have the and i think it's just going to make it harder for oakland. >> reporter: marcus hardware has been in the family since the 1920s. brian is a fourth generation business owners and his daughter hopes to carry on that legacy. >> my daughter who is 7 wants to work hearing, too. i've done everything in this store, daddy. i'm like okay, keep it up, but your job is school. go to school and learn. >> reporter: a group of business owners gathered thursday outside the jack london inn, the site of the proposed 110-room homeless shelter. many say they're struggling to keep their doors

open, including dorcea white, co-owner of everett and jones barbecue. >> it's not that i'm antihomeless, you know, but i do think -- i'm looking for a walkable area. i'm thinking of bringing in something here that would draw crowds. >> reporter: former police chief leronne armstrong organized a group of business owners he claims the city wasn't transparent with its plan to build a homeless shelter in the middle of a shopping and entertainment district. >> we have to have a comprehensive strategy on how we're going to address our homeless population. there are several abandoned residential locations in the city of oakland that could be converted into some type of transitional housing. i think when we make these decisions, we have to be mindful of the communities that we're impacting. >> reporter: carol altwarg can marcus hardware says she loves oakland and is committed to keeping her business open. she just hopes the city will reconsider its plans so her store can thrive for decades to come. >> i would like to see it go

somewhere else. i think it's needed but not in an area that's supposed to be the jewel of oakland. >> reporter: jack london square is in council member carol fife's district. we reached out to her for comment but did not hear back tonight. the city issued a response saying it did hold a community meeting and is currently reviewing the feedback. tonight city leaders in santa cruz are accusing a police department almost 200 miles away of abandoning a disabled woman in their city. so the city claims the officers worked in hanford, a city in the san joaquin valley, and drove all the way to santa cruz to drop her off. as zoe hunt reports, santa cruz says it wants answers and to take action to prevent something like this from happening again. >> reporter: the city of santa cruz alleges in late june two hanford police officers changed into civilian clothing to make

the 181-mile drive here with a disabled homeless woman, her wheelchair, and belongings, leaving her behind at the armory shelter. city mayor fred keely says no prior communication was given and he says they're now being stonewalled by hanford. >> chief escalante asked that they come back and pick that person up because we had no prior arrangement. the sergeant said they're not coming back and hung up. >> reporter: santa cruz says they work hard to protect the homeless in their own community, especially those who became homeless here. they believe other cities should do the same. >> we can't just take somebody's civil liberties away and put them into a vehicle and transport them anywhere, let alone another community. >> the hanford pd's conduct was not only irresponsible, but it was also inhumane. >> reporter: while santa cruz believes hanford is trying to place their homeless problem in another city's hands -- >> i think that it is very

clear that hanford saw santa cruz as a place they could dump a homeless person with impunity and they're wrong. >> reporter: hanford police refute these allegations. in a statement they say, "we strongly disagree with the city of santa cruz's assessment that the city of hanford is moving its homeless problem elsewhere. in this instance officers provided a service at the request of the individual. moving forward santa cruz city council will be taking up a new ordinance on tuesday that will make it illegal for anyone to perform this kind of dropoff incident without communication." in the wake of the georgia school shooting that left four people dead and nine injured, the father of the 14-year-old suspect has been arrested. investigators claim colin gray told them he had purchased the air 15 rifle that was used in the killings as a christmas present for his son. >> these charges stem from mr.

gray knowingly allowing his son colt to possess a weapon. >> 54-year-old colin gray faces several charges, including involuntary manslaughter and second degree murder. >> he is in custody at this point in time. his charges are directly connected with the actions of his son. >> thursday classes were canceled at apalachee high school outside atlanta while mourners gathered to leave flowers. >> i just hope that the shooter finds god and that god forgives what they did. >> isaiah hooks, a player on the school football team, remembers his coach, 39-year-old richard aspinwall, who was killed. >> i wish it was all just a dream. i mean me and my team, me and my friends, we could all wake up and it's just still wednesday morning and nothing, none of this had ever really happened. >> 14-year-old christian angulo and mason schermerhorn were

killed along with cristina irimie who taught algebra. the 14-year-old alleged gunman has been charged with murder. he's expected to appear in court friday. deputies first questioned the gray family in 2023 after the fbi received anonymous tips about online school shooting threats posts on an app called discord. the investigation didn't lead to any charges, but a recording of the interview with the father was released tonight. >> you have weapons in the house? >> i do. >> are they accessible to him? >> they are. i mean there's nothing loaded, but they are down. we actually do a lot of shooting. we do a lot of deer hunting. he shot his first deer this year, like i'm pretty much in shock to being honest with you. i'm a little mad to be even really mad with you. if that is what was said. >> if convicted on the second degree murder charges, 54-year-old colin gray could face up to 30 years in prison. back here in the bay area,

we have an update on a story we first brought you last night. a san francisco man accused of calling a chef a racial slur before physically attacking her is now facing hate crime charges. we spoke to chef wendy drew yesterday about that attack that happened sunday in a liquor store that left her swollen and bruised. now d.a. brooke jenkins is charging the 31-year-old suspect with assault and battery with hate crime allegations tacked on. we have been bringing you the personal stories of san francisco's top mayoral candidates off the campaign trail. our lauren toms spent time at the home of the incumbent, london breed. >> i remember this day when i took this picture. i remember crying because i didn't want to wear this shirt. it's a shirt i wore almost every day. so it was like i want to wear a different shirt. i mean even at 5 i was a piece of work, but i didn't understand that we didn't have it to go buy new shirts for picture day. it was like you're going to wear what

you have right here. >> reporter: inside london breed's apartment she's surrounded by photos showing generations of family, both by blood and as she says, by love. >> like am i even in there? i don't even think i'm in there, but that's the breeds. >> reporter: she was raised by her grandmother camellia, whose impact can be felt in each part of the home. >> that's me and my grandmother. i grewe that up a little bit because we didn't have a lot of pictures. >> reporter: london growing up in poverty and on food stamps in the same city she now leads, she never could imagine the shoes she'd step into. >> i know what it feels like for people in depositions like this to make decisions that negatively impact my community and i never want to be one of those people. >> reporter: to prepare to make those decisions with the hope of a positive impact, each morning she tries to dedicate a moment to herself. >> i make coffee, to have

coffee to get they through the day. delicious. a bit of that tough love that my grandmother, it was like you cannot live here unless you do your homework, make up your bed and clean up. there were rules and i believe in rules. i believe in rules and i believe in structure and that that allows for everyone to have an opportunity to be a part of a better community, a better society. >> reporter: butler role as mayor has spread some healing to london who recalls her own experience living among conditions she's worked to improve during her six years in office. >> feeling hurt and angry about everything all the time, it just was most of my life because we had no choice. it is definitely it a blessing to be able to go through that and to use those same experiences. >> reporter: about a dozen plants fill her apartment windows. >> i became a plant mom during

the pandemic. i love my plants. they are my babies. >> reporter: a mark of growth from her own upbringings in the city she hopes to improve for others who follow in her path. >> be sure to tune in next week. cbs news bay area partnered with the san francisco examiner and kcbs radio to hold a san francisco mayoral debate september 11th starting at 6:00. still ahead, tonight one of the most bizarre crashes we've seen in a long time, why this trailer was left hanging right off of a highway sign. and the rescue mission to save a wayward coyote in the middle of a bay area backyard. i was responding wrong number to as many as i could. >> how this boy in arizona discovered he has an unlikely connection with a 9ers player. fog is rolling in around downtown san francisco, where temperatures topped out just above 70 degrees this afternoon, which is exactly normal for this time of year, but the inland heat continued and it will continued one more day. we'll talk about the

relief that arrives in time for the weekend coming up in the first alert forecast. and the last people who lived in this california home were forced to escape from it when something came crashing down, but it's hitting the market and the price is pretty hard to believe. colbert's new with steph curry plus senator mark kelly tonight on cbs san francisco's mayoral race is down to the wire. so we're bringing you a debate like you've never seen in an immersive format and a new way to set the stage. candidates get a comprehensive look at issues before each round of questions, then present their solutions, understand their vision before casting your vote in partnership with the san francisco examiner and kcbs

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fortunately, no one was injured. they then had to haul it off the road on a flatbed truck. speaking of weird things that happen on the road, that's why i'm bringing you in on this story, when you look at this video, you'll see that. you might wonder what possibly went wrong? >> how many things went wrong? >> how many things? today in virginia the raised bed of a tractor trailer hit a sign hanging high above a highway. it separated from the cab, stadium right standing up against the crushed sign. luckily, no one was injured in this shall we call it bizarre crash. >> why was it raised that high to begin with? >> i don't know. i hope it wasn't the guy's first day on the job either, one of those stories. >> like the photographers that drive with the mast up on the live truck. >> that's never happened here. it's finally starting to cool down in the bay area after a very hot week, but scientists say summer 2024 was the hottest in recorded history, breaking

the records set just last year. in fact, data shows that the summer in the northern hemisphere between june and august was the hottest since 1940. i want to get my facts verified from meteorologist paul heggen. is that right? we're talking the hottest on record? >> yes. there's different agencies that evaluate that kind of stuff. they're call coming in saying -- >> what does your agency say? >> number one with a bullet. this is the hottest. >> that's it. >> that's it. noaa does their analysis, nasa, european agencies. they're all saying yeah, it was really hot. >> we verify it with you. >> and it's hot now, maybe not right at this very second, but hot weather pattern across the bay area continuing one more day of this heat dome hanging onto the bay area, large area of high pressure stretched out into a couple different hills of air overhead impressing the air at ground level and that heats it up for one more day. there's a little ripple off

the coast kicking in a stronger onshore breeze helping to reduce the weight of the atmosphere on top of us and allowing the marine layer to get deeper and steer wildfire smoke away from the bay area. there's smoke from the coffeepot fire, the boone fire, the bear fire in the northern sierra, but the onshore breeze that will be getting stronger will direct the bulk of the smoke away from the bay area. occasionally there will be a little haze on the horizon. ground level air quality will continue to improve. today and tomorrow are not spare the air alert days. we should be into good air quality by the second half of the weekend. now looking towards downtown, treasure island showing fog in the distance and we see the fog from sutro tower. the fog is on the move. it's a shallow fog, but it will progress across the bay through the rest of tonight. temperatures still in the low 70s in concord and livermore, retreating to the 50s in san francisco and santa

rosa, 60s now in oakland and san jose dropped off the map at 11:00, but i assume temperatures there also are in the 60s. let's look at how the fog will behave through the rest of tonight. it's going to be that shallow layer of fog pushing across the bay and into the santa clara valley, inland valleys of the north bay, but other than the intrusion into the delta it won't make much progress into the interior valleys of the east bay. the sun's energy will go directly into the heating up the air there as opposed to dissipating the fog and temperatures there will be the hottest across the bay area, not quite as hot as today, but still some of the hottest locations getting up to around or just short of 100 degrees. antioch at 100, 99 degrees in livermore, 3 degrees cooler than today, san jose topping out in the low 90s, so a step downward, but still hot enough we have a heat advisory for all inland parts of the bay area tomorrow. it expires at 8:00 and after that we're out

of the woods. low 70s in san francisco. temperatures in the north bay mostly topping out in the low 90s, not quite as hot as the inland parts of the east bay because the presence of the fog will help put the brakes on the warm-up and slow it down enough we should be able to stay out of the mid- to even upper 90s. look at the seven-day forecast and temperatures are going to return to close to normal over the weekend, maybe 2 or 3 degrees above average still for inland parts of the bay area, but reasonably hot. then we settle into a normal temperature pattern for most of next week, some passing clouds tuesday and wednesday as the storm system misses us to the north, close enough for a few clouds but not a decent chance of showers. temperatures around the bay return to the 70s after one more day around 80 degrees tomorrow. the free air conditioning will be back in place already tomorrow evening. temperatures along the coast stay in the 60s with plenty of fog, mist, drizzle returning to coastal parts of the bay area over the weekend into early

next week. >> sounds good. free ac on the coast. it's not unusual to see coyotes roaming around san francisco, especially at night, but this one got stuck in someone's yard last night and animal care had a rescue mission on its hands. they managed to get the coyote to safety and covered it up with a blanket so it wasn't so scared when they picked it up. afterwards the homeowner said their 5-year-old now wants to be an animal care officer. of course. up next, a boy who lives in arizona was very confused when his phone started blowing up with text messages. get this. then he realized he has an unusual connection with a 9ers player. coming up in sports, the nfl regular season kicked off with a bang, went down to the final play at arrowhead between the ravens and the chiefs. we'll have the recap. 49ers rookie, ricky pearsall, back with his team in santa clara, just days after suffering a gunshot wound in an

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no doubt getting your first phone is a big moment, but this 12-year-old boy in arizona never could have imagined what happened just months after he got his first cell phone. this week lincoln shrek started getting hundreds of text messages meant for someone else. you know who it was meant for? 49ers rookie ricky pearsall. what? turns out his new phone has pearsall's old phone number. how? pearsall is still recovering after being shot in the chest in an attempted robbery in union square. he happened to go to high school in tempe, arizona. that's when he had his old phone number. so old friends tried to send their well wishes and texted the 12-year-old instead. the boy says he wants pearsall to know the former classmates are thinking of him. >> i was responding wrong number to as many as i could and after a couple of them, one

of them responded that it was the former number of an nfl player. ricky, i'm sure you probably have a new number. praying for you tonight. >> that is so sweet. >> what a sweet kid. >> i think he should be ricky's agent. what do you think? he's kind of handling all the business calls. >> i have to imagine at some point in time they'll get those two together. >> i hope so. i wonder how he connected the dots, right, where he was like oh, my goodness. >> i would say after the 100th text came in that said ricky. i think that's the one. >> that's awesome. >> i will tell you this, on the subject of ricky pearsall, kyle shanahan told us today that hospital staff told him just two people out of 100 have ever survived a shooting like ricky pearsall. on thursday he joined the team in santa clara. he watched the team practice. shanahan actually said that pearsall told him he could play against the jets hours after the shooting. that's just

incredible he was even thinking like that. however, of course, he's going to miss at least four games because he's got to recover not only physically, but mentally as well. as the 49ers prep for monday night football, they announced that quarterback brock purdy was once again named captain for the second year in a row. other team captains, christian mccaffery, deebo samuel, george kittle, kyle juszczyk and trent williams on offense and fred warner and nick bosa who will wear the c to represent the defense. nfl regular season kicked off at arrowhead unveiling super bowl lviii banner. i'm sorry. that's not what the 9ers fans wanted to see, but every team has a tough time against mahomes. ask the ravens. fourth quarter he find rookie wide receiver down the sideline, worthy's second touchdown of the game in his nfl debut. final seconds, lamar doing a miracle act, finds isaiah likely in the back of

the end zone, but a heartbreaker for baltimore. the toe just hits on the white paint out of bounds. look at that camera angle. that's why it's a game of inches. call reversed after the review. chiefs escaped 27-20. after the game mahomes gave advice for likely. he said start wearing white cleats. giants unloaded their bankroll thursday night handing out a $151 million extension to matt chapman. the only bigger one, buster posey's 159 million. chapman is a major piece in this overhaul the giants will have. now he can recruit other players. >> i've already had people reach out to me saying now that i'm here, they want to come here. so i don't think it's going to be a hard sell. this organization is amazing. we'll continue to build here and i think people will see that from the outside and i don't see that ever being an issue.

>> there's the $151 million man in the lineup this afternoon. short outing for blake snell, strikes out jake mccarthy for what should be the final out of the inning, but the ball pops out of patrick bailey's glove. run scores, 2-0 arizona. snell lasted one inning. to the ninth, 2-2 redemption for bailey, ground ruled double, walks it off. tyler fitzgerald scores the winning run. bailey drove in all three san francisco runs. giants win 3-2 and snap their four-game losing streak. one of the all time greats in women's soccer is hanging it up. former cal bear decorated u.s. women's national star alex morgan announced her retirement thursday. she said she felt like this was the end at the beginning of the 2024 season and she's now expecting her second child. she's going to play her final game this sunday with the san diego wave. great night for football and the start of the season. it's going to be exciting. we have to wait until monday night

to see the 9ers face off against the jets, but we have you covered in our red and gold report airing tomorrow night at 7:30 right here on kpix. we're breaking down everything 9ers, going to be an exciting game with aaron rodgers coming to town week one. we're here. >> i love it. you can walk off now, ninth inning. this california home looks like it's been through a lot, right? the last people that lived here had to escape, but

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it's no secret california's real estate market is pretty crazy. did you find that when you came out here? >> yes. >> sticker shock. >> haven't bought that house yet. >> especially in the bay area where shacks can basically sell for a million bucks, but check out this listing in southern california. it is half a home, not bad. >> that's nice. >> being sold for half a million dollars in the city of monrovia. that's because the other half is gone after being crushed by a falling tree in may. two renters and two dogs were actually inside when it happened. they had to escape through a door that's actually still standing, but not much else is left. the roof mangled, wires hanging everywhere, walls missing. realtor told the l.a. times it's an open concept plan. use your imagination. maybe it's all about the property. you knock it down and you have a vision there, right? >> i love what you've done with the place.

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