i am audrey asistio. our cynthia is monitoring the air and we are monitoring shooting at a toyota service center in the east bay. what detectives are telling us about who was involved in how it ended. also, a san jose team took his own life after being extorted in an online scheme. our ian cole is important for the punishment and reaction from the teens mom. the 49ers look to stay perfect in their home opener and we check in with our anthony flores live in our levi's stadium. let's go on ahead with what everyone is talking about. the smoke is in the air. we just can't get away from it right now. this is the nbc sky ranger over the east bay this afternoon. if you want to see the air quality in your neighborhood scan the qr code and it will take you straight to an air quality tracker that we have linked to our website. cynthia has been keeping a close eye on the air quality and do you have anything for us yet? >> not at this moment. i promise you as we go into tomorrow, friday and the weekend we should see

>> oh, audrey, you said the word difficult. i would say near impossible when you're talking about the situation. this goes back four months to late may when the senate and the house agreed. by the way, majorities of both parties and each chamber agreed on a figure for a major part of the budget, about $1.6 trillion. everybody said okay. and almost as soon as the ink was dry, a small portion of the republican party, the freedom caucus, the most right wing bunch of all in the republican party in the house said no, we don't like this. actually, we think the figure is too high. we think we should spend less, about 8%, $120 billion roughly, and they say we're not going to go along with this unless there are changes. that's where things are stuck. kevin mccarthy, the speaker has tried to woo away them bit by bit, but remember, all he has is a 5-vote majority, and there are many more than five who say no way, no way. >> larry, i can't wrap my head around these figures when we talk about trillion, billion. we have heard that a shutdown

audrey? absolutely- _ time. thank you, rob. audrey? absolutely. my _ time. thank you, rob. audrey?you, rob. audrey? i absolutely. my phd in 2012 was on front line _ absolutely. my phd in 2012 was on front line workers including teachers, i was a teacher myself, and one _ teachers, i was a teacher myself, and one of— teachers, i was a teacher myself, and one of the factors of burnout is the expectations placed on teachers to be inspiring and motivational when _ to be inspiring and motivational when they have had the most awful day and _ when they have had the most awful day and one of the key findings i saw was — day and one of the key findings i saw was many people went into teaching — saw was many people went into teaching as a calling, they wanted to help _ teaching as a calling, they wanted to help and inspire, but the extra pressures— to help and inspire, but the extra pressures they were being put under were taken— pressures they were being put under were taken away from all of those positive _ were taken away from all of those positive elements. unfortunately there _ positive

i'm audrey asistio. welcome. arraign coal will be giving us everything we need to know about the highway closure in just a few moments. we're tracking other stories, including the smoke that is still sticking around. thankfully, we have good news as we head into the weekend. also, a poker player from the bay area said he had colon cancer, raised thousands of dollars, turns out it was a lie. our jodi hernandez is talking to those who know him. and a fight in the stands. look at this. we are making calls right now about the 49er fans who got into this brawl at last night's game. let's go ahead and begin with a warning for anyone planning to drive through the south bay this weekend. a san jose road improvement project is likely to back up traffic all weekend long. northbound highway 87 is shutting down starting tonight, so cal tra in,s can repave the major stretch of road. what all of us need to know. ian, take us through what's going to be happening. >> reporter: yeah, audrey, first off, you can see the evening com

. >> would you do it audrey? >> will you join us now, audrey? >>> coming up at 6:00. to keep your cars from being targeted by thieves in san francisco. you see the videos almost every day. cars getting broken into. today we hear from police about exactly what they are doing to try to stop it. >>> a live look at downtown san jose. we are still tracking smokey air across the bay area. when can you expect to see the clear skies again? plus. >> hold your fire. shots fired. the suspect down. >> tragic details out of the east bay after a police shootout inside a car service center. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i am jessica aguirre. >> and i am audrey asistio. our sky ranger above the air today as the spare the air alert was extended again. we are going to take a live look outside right now. parts of the bay area looked like they are improving just a bit. across the bay area in emeryville. as we have been telling you all evening we tracked the air quality across the entire region. scan the code you see on your screen and it will take you to a

. >>> good afternoon, i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. we're going to show what you the president plans to do during his 24-hour trip to the bay area. we're also tracking other stories on this tuesday including target closing a few bay area locations, blaming crime and safety concerns. our scott budman will be filling us in on which stores are actually going to be shutting down. >>> also, will the government shutdown ground the blue angels? the question a lot of people have today. our ian cull is in san francisco talking to the leaders of fleet week, and he's getting answers. >>> and there's a new contender in the race to lead san francisco. the levi's strauss heir launching his campaign to run for mayor. >>> president biden arichg in the bay area just about 60 minutes ago this is his third visit to the bay area this year alone. the president and air force one touched down at moffett field at 3:20 this afternoon. the president then ascended the stairs from air force one, and he even stopped to talk, take some pictures of people waiting fo

i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. we'll get to the pg&e rate hike and how much more you could be paying pretty soon here on your energy bill. also a new development in a story we've been following all week. a fight over pride flags at a tri valley school has ignited a debate over inclusivity and lgbtq rights for students. now parents are fighting back against the vote to ban special interest flags at schools. >>> plus, is oakland a safe and lucrative place for small business owners to open up shop? the new efforts to take back the city and react investigate businesses. >>> this could impact just about everyone from cannabis cafes, gun laws, and regulations on the air we breathe. there is a host of new laws that state lawmakers are trying to get passed. we'll be breaking down some of them for you. >>> but first, there is a good chance that your pg&e bill will be going up again. pg&e is formally asking to charge customers 26% more to make its infrastructure stronger and safer. the state public utilities commission will

audrey, there were three musicians, slack key musicians they're called.t together and performed for us about a week ago for the first time since the fires. two of the musicians lost their homes. they talked about the fact that before there were federal responders on-scene, they were getting people from across the other side of the island coming into the burn zone, knowing they were risking their own lives to do so. this is in the hours right after the wildfires broke out, and providing supplies, food, sustenance, a place to sleep, anything that people needed. this is their own community members well before members of the state or federal government were there to help out. so i think that's sort of one little window or anecdote into what you're seeing across the island, is people just helping anyone they can, no matter what the circumstances are. they're here for each other. >> i'm wondering because we had talked about how the island is asking for people to come visit the island. they need the tourists to come. are you seeing tourism at this point? >> repo

let's speak note the um address was an audrey on chats border with sedan. um and the conflicts started almost 6 months ago. are you still seeing many refugees crossing over from door for into chat? absolutely. federal. uh now it's not only you from west death for that. we see new arrivals. we're also seeing people from us, far away places of northern death for streaming in the eastern charge. uh the week prior to september 15, which is the latest uh set to 6 issued by the united nations high commissioner for refugees. do you ever in charge indicate that in that period alone with enough piece of uh, 7 days more than 7000 people across the border into china. and that is still continuing despite the loading and fighting in such an area. so we continue to see a growing human detection crisis. yeah. right now, this is a come we standing in a come on, on official come by the way that all 3 of this comes around, i'd re itself and you have more than $215000.00 refugees who you have to be sort of take properly taken care of and that is growing by the day because of

i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm audrey asistio.iden is in the bay area tonight under tight security. he did arrive at moffett field around 3:15 today. he walked down the stairs of air force one, met briefly with the santa clara county supervisor, and then over to a group of about 40 local supporters. even took a few selfies with kids before giving a hug to a castro valley woman who called it a thrill. >> i felt immediately connected to him. he comes across as a super caring person and that energy of familiarity. yeah, i shared with him that in 2012 i changed my citizenship from mexico to the united states, so that i could vote for him. >> the president's first stop is in atherton. tickets for the fund-raiser will range from $5,000 to $100,000. the president arrived about 25 minutes ago to that fund-raiser hosted at the home of mark heising and his spouse, liz simons. >> our terry mcsweeney joins us live. you were there when that impressive motorcade pulled in. >> reporter: it is always impressive and most of the motorcade went righ

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'd audrey asistio. the robots are taking over and taking your jobs. that was the message as protesters gathered outside cruise headquarters in san francisco today. demonstrators say the robotaxi company is not only taking jobs but making things more dangerous on city streets. here's nbc bay area's thom jensen. >> >> reporter: the protesters pointed to an incident in mid august where they say a cruise car blocked an ambulance from getting to the hospital in time to save a patient. but they say that's just the tip of the iceberg. >> the people of san francisco, the workers of san francisco have to take a stand now. >> reporter: a very direct message as a self-described pro labor leader of marxist ideals led a group outside headquarters today. the driverless taxis not only violate vehicle codes but aren't advanced enough to know when to pull over for emergency vehicles. >> every time they're on the road, they violate the law. >> reporter: the speakers also say the so called robo workers are chipping away at jobs, and the flood of high-tech replacements w

here is nbc's audrey asistio. >> reporter: just blocks away from the studies former home on 19th and harrison streets in soma, the next iteration of san francisco's most famous lgbtq nightclub is taking shape on full some street. >> twice as big as our old place, twice as many bathrooms. >> reporter: the city mourned the loss of what mayor breed called a san francisco institution. >> one of the first leather district bars, one of the first places that people talked about where they came to see amazing drag shows and deejays. >> reporter: the stud was san francisco's oldest continuously operated queer bar dating back to 1966. today state senator scott wiener talked fondly about finding the bar after moving to san francisco in the '90s. >> i think within a month or two i was at the stud. i spent a lot of time there. >> reporter: the club will be owned and run by a collective. getting to this point involved a lot of help from local leaders including state senator wiener, mayor breed and a handful of supervisors. the stud will benefit from the city's first year free program which will wa

i'm audrey asistio. we'll tell you what went down at skyline high in oakland in a little bit. we're tracking down accusations of poor conditions at san jose's animal shelter. our marianne favro is looking into dogs and cats allegedly not getting proper care. >>> trouble taking off, but it had nothing to do with the planes today. the reason all united flights were grounded today. >>> are you prepared for the new digital age? instead of carrying a physical driver's license, you can pretty much have it on your phone. our ian cull is addressing privacy concerns about all of that. >>> let's begin today with that scare on campus. in oakland two teens have been arrested in connection with a shooting at skyline high school. reports of gunfire triggered a lockdown around 11:30 today. worried parents gathered just off of campus. students say the shooting happened near the school theater. this afternoon police are confirming there was gunfire and that nobody was hurt, but they won't say whether it happened on or off campus. we do know officers recovered a handgun during their investigati

. >>> good afternoon, i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. we're going to check in with christie smith in contra costa county in a little bit. our cinthia pimentel is checking the spots with the worst air quality. and other stories on our radar this wednesday, speaking up against hate. the push in san jose to fight back against groups looking to change school curriculum. >>> also, do you want a free covid test? with cases spiking, the government is actually ready to hand them out. we'll tell you when and how you can get your hands on some. >>> and you've likely seen it, gas prices keep just going up. we're tracking how much prices have spiked, and our scott budman will be joining us with what's causing it. let's go ahead and begin now with our microclimate weather alert and those smoky skies. this is a live look. plenty of haze. not much blue this afternoon. i'm with cinthia pimentel. can you tell us which areas are seeing the worst air quality right now, and when do you think things will let up? when can things get better? >> it's looking re

as for the governor, he says he already has plans for let's bring in trip audrey asistio. >>> let's startith the gas prices. as you mentioned, the california average race price rose overnight. in some parts prices jumped higher than that. several cisco averages up $.22. san jose and oakland jumped nearly $.20 per gallon. and drivers tell us they are hurting badly. >> and probably cost about $100 or more to fill up the tank and it takes a toll on you. >> reporter: taking a toll as the prices keep climbing. over seven dollars and at the gas station in san jose. slick californians are playing or. zero dollars for cents per gallon than the next closest state. >> reporter: tonight legislators are wrote a letter to newsom urging him to take action. so i could spend the gas tax. that will save consumers $0.50 per gallon the least the legislature can do to get folks in a bit of relief. spot governor newsom says it is not the text that is the issue but oil companies. so people are passed off as a my about being ripped off by oil companies. >> earlier today he talked of the recently created oversig

. ♪♪ >>> good afternoon, i'm audrey. we're going to tell you about the tuition hike coming to csus.re also tracking other stories on this wednesday, including an update on the fight over a pride flag flying at an east bay school. our ian cull tells us what the school board just decided and the new calls to recall some board members. >>> also, the future is now, and senators want to be prepared. the senate holds the first a.i. insight forum to meet with tech leaders, including elon musk and mark zuckerberg. our scott budman is tracking what kind of regulations may be headed for artificial intelligence. >>> and ready to tell her side of the story, the stanford professor who testified against brett kavanaugh is set to replace a memoir. we're going to tell you what christine blasy ford wants to reveal about her experience. >>> nearly 458,000 california state university students are set to pay more for their education. in just the last 60 minutes, csu trustees voted to increase tuition. so, for most students, it will mean an extra $342, starting fall of next year. that increase will impa

good afternoon, i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. our ian cull spoke to some people from the bay area who are deciding to stick it out for a little longer to avoid that mass exodus from the festival. also good news for labor day travelers, westbound i-80 in contra costa county is now set to open ahead of schedule. when crews expect the highway to be back open after being closed all holiday weekend. plus, are the robots taking your jobs? that was the argument today from protesters outside of cruise headquarters in san francisco. they say the robotaxis are threatening jobs and street safety, how cruise is responding today. >>> and can a star chef help revitalize san francisco's struggling union square. two new cafes going into recently closed coffee shops. we sit down with celebrity chef tyler florence about his decision to come to the city. we'll get to those stories in just a moment. first we're going to start with breaking news out of oakland. we are learning an innocent bystander has been caught in the cross fire during a shootout.

i'm raj mathai. >> i'm audrey.night with thousands of people in the bay area and many more throughout california with their home insurance in limbo. possible legislative deal to keep insurance companies from leaving the state collapsed. so, now, many homeowners are worried they may not be able to find insurance for their homes. nbc bay area's robert handa is in the san jose foothills where increased wildfire danger has already impacted how much people pay for their insurance. >> reporter: people living in high-risk areas are really in the dark about what might happen next as the state and insurance industry try to work out a way to keep companies here and the public insured. california's record number of catastrophic wildfires is the main reason many insurance companies say they can't afford to stay, saying they're spending too much to pay claims while the state is limiting how much they can raise their premiums through regulations and voter-passed protections such as proposition 103. homeowner cindy borges says co

i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. meteorologist rob mayeda will be joining us in just a bit to talk about the smoke we are seeing right now and smelling as well. we're also tracking other stories on this tuesday. do you by chance live in a high-risk zone for a natural disaster? fema just released new maps that show the most vulnerable areas, and our ian cull will break down what you need to know and what it means for your neighborhood. san francisco and oakland already do it, so why doesn't san jose? the recommendations from a police auditor when it comes to officers drawing their guns. >>> and, oh, yes, here come the tarantulas. the reason a hiking trail is sounding the alarm. >>> a live look across the bay area. it's really settled in this afternoon but especially in the north bay. bringing in meteorologist rob mayeda now, rob, what's going on here? >> watching that smoke pouring into the bay area, it's coming from the fires in northwestern california, northwest wind down the coast, bringing the smoke and now actual

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i'm audrey asistio. the wga has come to agreement after a 150 -day strike.h the details. >> reporter: protections against artificial intelligence was a big part of these negotiations. the wga saying the agreement is exceptional with meaningful combines and protection for writers in every sector of the membership. a historic strike lasted nearly 150 days and made an impact on the start of big show, movie premiere, and has the president talking about it this morning. president biden said he applauds the writers guild of america and the alliance of motion picture and television producers for reaching this tentative agreement that will allow writers to return to their important work. he goes on further to say, "there is simply no substitute for employers and employees coming together to negotiate in good faith toward an agreement that makes a business stronger and secures the pay, benefits, and dignity that workers deserve. i urge all employers to remember that all worker, including writers, actor, and autoworkers, deserve a fair share of the value their labor h

here is audrey asistio. >>> without basic safety, there's no business. without basic safety, there's no communities. >> reporter: the factory of observing's small business community from convenience stores to restaurants and mom and pop shops, shut their doors to make a point. they say the city is more dangerous than ever. >> carjackings, armed robberies, burglaries, it's happening every single day. >> we have to do something. after 20 years of business, the first time i remember shaking my head, is this even worth it? do i stay open or not? >> reporter: they gathered outside the family owned vietnamese restaurant, lecheval. >> i'm asking everyone to not just speak about this as one isolated business closing. think about it from a systemic problem. >> reporter: nigel jones, the offer of kingston 11, helped organize the two-hour strike. his restaurant is one of several undergoing repairs after burglars broke in earlier in this month. >> they broke through the front door and took our cash register, about $500 in cash. >> reporter: jones hopes the two-hour

. >> thank you, audrey. >>> the actions of a con conservative advocacy group has been handing out fliersf south bay schools, blasting the teaching of critical race theory and sex education that includes any information about homosexuality or gender identity. today, people gathered to protest. it wants to protect children. but critics say it's hate speech. >> handing the flyers to every car and every parent. it was another reminder of how much work we have to do. >> the hate behavior that is occurring targeting our children. it's inappropriate and unacceptable. >> the resolution con demting the group's activity, that resolution will be voted on in the next few weeks. >>> an influential group of best-selling authors is suing chatgpt creator open a.i., saying the company used their work to create the chat bot. game of throne's author, is among the authors. say they'd that the company fed that content to the algorithm to create human-like text responses for its users. two other authors filed a similar lawsuit in july. >>> the cdc is pushing for everyone to get the covid booster. but for the

audrey is with us. >> reporter: while insurance will cover the losses, the dealership manager told me they're afraid the thieves might come back tonight to steal more of their vehicles. getting tired and scared as thieves once again break into platinum motors in martinez and take off with two luxury vehicles. this happened around 5:00 this morning. surveillance shows them walking into the car dealership and into the room. >> you can see how they are looking for the keys. they went from one room to another. >>er knows toe is the general manager. >> we come in monday and see all of the debris on the floor. everything they leave. it's scary. we come into work. and we come to this. the thieves made off with a bmw worth $70,000 and an audi worth $80,000. this isn't the first time the business was targeted. >> we go from san le andro. we keep following us because the cars we have here. high-end cars. >> reporter: tonight, workers remain on-edge. >> we have vehicles we are worried they're going to come back tonight. >> reporter: they sent armed security and police have agreed to patrol the a

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. >> and i am audrey asistio. our sky ranger above the air today as the spare the air alert was extended again. we are going to take a live look outside right now. parts of the bay area looked like they are improving just a bit. across the bay area in emeryville. as we have been telling you all evening we tracked the air quality across the entire region. scan the code you see on your screen and it will take you to an air quality tracker. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is keeping a close eye on this hazy air. when will things get better, jeff? >> etsy improvement as we continue through tomorrow and this upcoming weekend. delete today when you compare to what we had yesterday, a lot of places are seeing the aqi readings down from 50 to 70 points. even though we have the smoke moving in from two different complexes one at the oregon border here and one right out there sword southern oregon. the smoke is drifting down but the sea breeze is returning. the two cameras we see the biggest difference is walnut creek. tha

here is audrey asistio. >> reporter: why did the tarantula cross the road? because it's their mating season. >> the season is just getting started. >> reporter: male tarantulas come out seeking a mate, explains seth adams, conservation director for save mount diablo. the nonprofit works to protect and restore the land and the creatures that live in and around mount diablo. >> they look pretty scary but, in fact, they're soft and gentle. i've held hundreds of them. we're more of a threat to them than they are to us. even if they bite you, it's about the same as a sting from a wasp, but they have huge fangs. >> reporter: jessica christian grew up in sunol where tarantulas were a common sighting between september and october. >> mainly up in the hills tucked away in the canyon you would see tarantulas crossing the street all the time. >> reporter: she spotted one in sunol. >> i had my grandfather pull over. i got a little video. >> reporter: a castro valley man took this video on friday of a tarantula he saw. whether you love or fear them, the best course of ac

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>> reporter: good evening, audrey.t about 10:00 tonight, caltrans will shutdown that about one mile stretch of road here in redwoods city. that is south between the rattan exit down to about the whipple exit. the freeway will be closed until about 5:00 a.m. monday morning. caltrans will be working to fix a nearby bridge and they are going to do the southbound part this time over the next couple of days. on the northbound part will be done in mid-october. >> this is a three day closure. obviously it will impact many businesses along that stretch. did you get to take with any of them today? what are they expecting? >> reporter: most of them say they are used two long-term traffic jams during the week but not really sure what to expect during a weekend. those who do plan to drive after all a lot of people will be headed south to the 49er game this sunday. they say they argoing to have to figure out ways to get around that one mile stretch, whether to take -- different ways going through town. people are making their plan

people get to spend the night at the audrey edna cabin. the hope is that it will be good for their mental and physical health. gonzalez says the majority of the clients are low income families who don't get a lot of exposure to green spaces and nature. >> reporter: what do you say to the people that are like what do you mean you're prescribing time outside? what do you mean you're sending people to a cabin up in the woods? that's crazy. >> yes. i can see how it would be unbelievable. the benefits that research shows of spending time in nature are decreased stress, decreased blood pressure, also decrease in anxiety and it helps to increase cognitive function. >> people do need to get a referral. free priority access is available to clients of san mateo's medical clinic and the ravenswood family health clinic. gonzalez says more than 50 families have gone up to the cabin so far. >> looks nice. >>> since we're on the subject of nature, a bear made itself at home under a porch in florida. that's hardly natural. the homeowner said the bear move

audrey. >> thank you. >>> and a quick reminder you c access nbc bay area news whenever you want.on all t time on roku and other streaming platforms. there you can watch live breaking news, news conferences, and repeats of our newscasts. >>> thank you for joining us at 4:30. jeff and janelle are working on the 5:00 newscast next. and the latest on president biden in the bay area. we are back in two minutes. >>> right now at five, day two of the president's visit the bay area. the stops he made today and what he still has on agenda before flying out of town. >>> also, a troubling trend in san jose. car thefts increasing. the story of a woman who recently had two trucks stolen from her family business and how police are planning to fight back. >>> and gas prices are climbing well over $6 a gallon in the bay area. the reason for the spike and when you might see them start going down. >>> good wednesday, everyone. the news at five starts right now. thank you for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> >> i'm jessica vilchis. president biden over 90 minutes away from a two-day fundraising swi

audrey asistio coming up with what's at 5:30. >> right now at 5:30, 7,000 kizer employees reported tothe job in less than a week. what that could mean for you. >>> and we are another day closer to the government shutting down. who would be impacted the most? larry gersten joins us to discuss what happens next. >>> and governor newsom and florida gover

good afternoon, i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. meteorologist rob mayeda is going to be joining us in just a little bit with how much rain we're going goat and when it's going to be hitting us. and stories, including tens of thousands of kaiser workers stepping off the job how it's going to affect your next doctors visit. >>> we have a date. after weeks of talking and a lot of back and forth, governor newsom and ron desantis will square off in a debate. we're going to tell you where and when. >>> and reaching their goal two years ahead of schedule, the ev charging station milestone hit in the bay area, our ian cull was there for the celebration, and will join us with why the work isn't done just yet. let's go ahead and start with that rain that's coming our way. this is a live look across our bay area skies at this hour. not much rain right now, but that's going to be changing in a matter of hours. we're also looking at dangerous surf that's heading to our shores. this is what it looked like in capitola before the big waves began c

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