this was the scene around 1:30 this morning at 3rd street and carol in the bay view. the four people inside the silver mazda were injured. one victim is in the hospital with broken bones. the ages ranged from 15 to 19. police say they don't know much about the driver because he disappeared, walked away from the scene. >> call the investigator, and if you know what happened, tell us. >> reporter: troy dangerfield is the new captain in charge of the bay view district. he's asking for the public's help identifying the driver and wants the driver to talk to investigators and explain what happened. >> sometimes people get themselves in a situation and they don't know what to do. sometimes they go the best thing to do is go away. you have a responsibility as a driver of a car. in this case, thank god no one got killed. >> reporter: the captain says it's pretty likely the driver himself was hurt given the level of injuries of everyone else in the car. if you have any information, you're asked to call the san francisco police department. jo vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a suspect's be

essentially, bay view's gonna be our company's prototype.istent look and a consistent feel, and there has to be a wow factor. if i was a potential franchisee and you brought me into this place, i'd turn right back around and head out. i want this space to lighten up. these fresh, natural ingredients that he uses a lot of, i want him and his name to be at the forefront. dean: he looks like he likes that idea. lemonis: do you like the menu board? dean: no, i'm not a big fan of the electronic one. everything right now is just flat and bland. lemonis: you feel a little dizzy from it? dave: i like that design. i know that you think it's busy. lemonis: if i looked up the word "resistant," i'd see a picture of dave. it's gonna happen fast -- really fast. so we may have to close for 3, 4 days. dave: yes, and i'm glad we're only doing one. i went to simple greek yesterday. it's very stark. lemonis: the one that sold 56 franchises in four months? dave: it's very white. it's very -- to me it's a little cold. lemonis: like the soup market, the simple gr

and lastly, i think that the new captain of the bay view district is here. i want to just give a shout out and a welcome to captain troy dangerfield who has taken on as chief of the bay view station. hope fulfully we'll get chance meet with him. i was one of the lucky people who last year on july 11th was at a historic event where this city welcomed its first african-american mayor in the city's history, frisk nati sfri san francisco native london breed. it was an absolutely beautiful day and i have only one regret. i should have worn a big hat because it was sunny and it was a long time out there with a lot of fun. it's hard to believe it was only 12 months ago that that occurred because this mayor has hit the ground running. it feels like years of work has been done. she's out there with laser focus trying to tackle the issues fa e facing our city, tackling the home leless crisis, adding more beds, expanding mental health and substance deuabuse programs creating more housing for all san fran sciscan s and keeping city streets safe and clean. it is my since

>>> now at 5:00, an investigation underway in san francisco bay view neighborhood after reports of a double shooting. >>> and a horrific crime. a man visiting a popular san francisco tourist spot with his son attacked with a car. >>> also berkeley ranks the worst city for first-time home buyers. other bay area cities aren't far behind and that is not a surprise. good morning on this wednesday, july 10th. >> never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. mike is telling us not to be surprised by the fog and it is out there. hi, carl. >> good morning. and welcome back. not going to stay around very long except at the coast. the gray on live doppler 7. thick fog in the north bay, petaluma northward and san rafael and southward and seeing the marine layer clouds over 101. so at 7:00, 57 to 34i6. milder temperatures that will spring board us to 71 to 75 more brighter skies by noon except for the coast where we stay in the low to mid-60s. a warmer afternoon seeing us push into the mid-70s to low 80 frs the bay and inland neighborhoods but a comfortable evening on the way in

she wants it to be in the bay view district. city's first planned safe navigation center is still working its way through the koertsz. that's on the embarcadero. that one triggered a backlash from neighbors that filed a lawsuit. as for the bay view district, that would feature 200 beds and a community space. mayor london breed has ple dmel year. >>> all right. let's bring i meteorologist jeff ranieri, and boy, did we see a change from 100 over the weekend, to maybe what, 80s? >> upper 70s even in a few spots. down 20, 25 degrees cooler so that made it a lot easier today. the good news, we're going to see weather like this continue in the next couple of days. then eventually we do have another warm up moving on in. let's take you to the micro other climate forecast. let's start with the weather headline, all about the milder system developing off the north. the key thing this has done is taken all of that hot air from this weekend and pushed it well off to the east. so we can say good-bye to that heat and we'll be left with some

there's a coalition in the bay view where we have joined them to do some exercises that sound exactly like that. there's a plan within the department of emergency management to expand those. it's community resilience, it's a capability called esf-16. i mention it because we are willing and active participants in those efforts. we don't own them. i think it is in the area where we hope to improve on going forward. because within our large city wide plan, if a big disaster happened, those organizations would exist within a battalion chief's district. and that is how it would be organized. so, that has not been exercised in a while and i'm not sure, other than the one i mentioned in the bay view, how many are still active and separate from the nert program. >> well, yeah. this is sort of a 30-year warning that never gets any traction all the way from the very top when the admiral used to head emergency services here to what looks like a great response from public-health is not integrated with the rest of the local community. i find this is a little distressing that each one of these grea

i'm sorry to see walgreens going. >> in the bay view, almost one in four storefronts is vacant. candidate to replace walgreens is a large cannabis store, and not everyone is happy about that either. >>> now to the south bay where los gatos is getting feedback on a traffic speerm. a few weeks aago they turned a twoi way street into one way. residents and retailers have had a chance to evaluate the change. >> reporter: in beautiful tree-lined downtown los gatos, these are the signs that changed the summer. >> i like it. they're trying to cultivate a sense of happy vibe be more diversity down here. so i think that's positive. >> reporter: the town is two weeks into a four month long experiment for its main drag santa cruz avenue. a portion of the two lane stretch was convert swood a one way street. angled parking went in along with outdoor seating areas. the feedback is pouring in. >> i think it's a nice idea. it's tacky. and i know they could do a whole lot better. >> i think it changes los gatos more. it gives you more of a european feel. and you know, anything we can do to incre

it happened on jennings street near a homeless shelter in the bay view neighborhood. one of the victims ran inside bleeding asking for help. a few people did provide aid but say he died a second victim was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. this is the 23rd homicide of the and comes days after a teenager was killed in the mission. >> the community, the family and the victims and the officers, we take this very seriously, we don't like to see this violence occur in the city. we are investigating everything. we are trying, we will look at all possibilities as to why this is happening and respond asnecessary to help decrease this activity the city. >> reporter: police are search for the shooter. they don't have a suspect description but say he may have been driving a sedan. >>> san francisco's received a state grant to combat human trafficking. the $9.3 million grant is from the california social services department. it will provide services to youth who are survivors or at risk of human trafficking, specifically commercial sexual grant and it 10 partnerin

. >>> we are learning new details about the deadly shooting in the bay view district in san francisco. right now there's a bullet hole in the shelter. it's the same homeless shelter where a robbery took place earlier this week. a man, eric wilson, was shot and killed. >> eric was shot by a stray bullet. it's kind of hard to deal with that, but we are just going to keep moving. what can we do? it really hurts me. >> wilson was a regular at the shelter. another man was shot and is in stable condition. police are searching for a gunman. >>> we are following up on a legal move to stop the lawsuit aimed at blocking city plans. city leaders approved the plan, and many are concerned the center will bring drugs and crime to the area. >>> and then now to the recovery after the earthquakes. a lot of folks have been withoun friday lastyeerday officialsed will take time. >> and then t noneen personnel. amendment wou any money they get. >>> 4:37 right now. coming up, the sound of music turning into the cha-ching of cash. look at the music service out playing them all. >>> as kids enjoy time off th

almost one in four store fronts is empty in the bay view district.people have to go 23 blocks to get what they need. >> you got so many seniors in the neighborhood that need this, the resources. and if you take the resources away, you take away the neighborhood. >> i don't live here. but there's no way we can go to just grab some milk or whatever for the office or coffee. these services are really vital for the community. i'm sorry to see walgreens going. >> the likely business that will replace the walgreens is a large cannabis store. >>> popular health and wellness chain, gnc will be closing up to 900 stores across the country. most of the closures will affect locations inside shopping malls. now, gnc says they want to reduce by half and says the store closures will happen by the end of 2020. >>> the federal trade commission expected to announce a settlement with facebook over its privacy rules. it would be the biggest civil penalty paid. ftc has been inspecting it. the settlements expected to include government restrictions and new controls on how

it happened at third street and carol avenue in the bay view district. police say the car was speeding and hit a fire hydrant. the impact of the crash caused the car to split in two. the driver was gone by the time police arrived. >> we're hope. ful that the driver will see this and come in and make things easier for all of us. and for themselves as well. they may just be scared. they may not know what the process is. so it's best that they come in and tell their side of the story. >> the four people injured in the crash range in age from 11 to 19. they are all expected to recover. >>> time now, 6:08. in san francisco, police arrested a man accused of stealing a woman's golden retriever dog in japantown. 53-year-old levan lock was arrested for animal theft and outstanding warrants. police say surveillance video of the theft earlier this month, ties lock to that crime. the golden retriever, named lily, is back with her owner. >>> a first of its kind coalition to address homelessness in san francisco, expect to find housing as soon as in a few weeks. now,

if i look at page 102, slide 10, oceanview, engelside, and bay view, with regards to the 29 and the 44, and all it says is "increased service, frequency all day." how? what am i getting from this slide? i know we need to increase frequency all day -- >> so that basically means adding buses to the line to improve service on the 29 and 44. you knew, right now i think, for instance, the 229 has 23 buses on it, and we're talking about putting 25, 26 buses on it to reduce crowding and improve performance. that said -- and these questions are great. there is so much data to go over, i didn't want to get too deep into this. i would love to set up a time with you in your office to come in and brief you on not only -- and this goes to every member -- i would love to talk to all 11 of you if you're interested, and go over who we talked to in your district, and what we're doing to address those issues. i can work with people to set up a meeting, and anybody else interested. >> i definitely appreciate that, and we will make sure we do that. you mentioned adding buses to the lines. where are we on

bridge it's a nice drive in to san franciscoch >>> police are investigating a deadly shooting in the bay view district. two people were shot on jennings street, one pen died and the other injured. that person was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition. so far, police do not have anyone in custody. we do have a news crew on the scene and we will have live report at 5:00. >>> police in san francisco are also searching for thieves whose ran down a man in a parking lot at the legion of honor. police say the suspects were breaking in to cars when the victim confronted them. the thieves jumped in to their car and rammed in to that person. that man is in the hospital in serious condition. police say the auto burglary could turn in to an attempted murder s president trump may take executive action today to add a question about citizenship to next year's censusfrom washington. this move, if it happens, could trigger legal battles between the president and democrats. >> reporter: the president is bound and determined to make this happen. we could see action as early as today. this maybe a s

. >>> msn bay view when a car slammed into a fire hydrant. that caused it to shoot water everywhere. the car split in half. when police arrived, the driver was gone. three girls and a 19-year-old man were injured. they are expected to be okay. it happened it third street and carol. speed does appear to be a factor. >>> another heat wave spreading across europe and breaking records. paris had their hottest day ever. temperatures passed 105 degrees. tourists jumped into the fountains. took 10 minutes for a chocolate eiffel tower to collapse and melt. in london, temperatures passed the all-time high of 98. that he caused delays because of problems with overhead line equipment. officials are advising people to plan for extra travel time and bring plenty of water. >>> a town in belgium set an all-time high of 104. the highest temperature sent records were kept. >> we are observing the weather since 1833. we never experienced these kind of temperatures. >> climatologist one this could be the new normal in many parts of the world. rain is on the way

. >> reporter: there is a garage in the bay view. a house in a building never meant to be a garage. where young people are taught about auto, but necessarily to be mechanics. it is project reckless. >> sprung from the mind of jordan langer. >> it shouldn't be stuck on anything. >> once that idea comes, it's go. >> by profession, jordan runs an events based management company. but by passion, he's always been a car guy. >> i tore apart cars in my driveway. i rebuilt stuff at my house. i tore a whole bunch more stuff apart than rebuilding. >> reporter: jordan was taken by the idea of rebuilding lives through rebuilding cars. >> i wanted to do something that actually mattered. >> reporter: see, troubled youth work with jordan and a team of mentors to restore vintage automobiles. and not just the mechanics of it, but the budget, marketing and management. >> try and motivate someone else to do something positive. >> reporter: all mixed in with a steady stream of guidance and support for life outside the gara garage. >> i wanted to do something good. i wanted to do something that would gi

following breaking news out of san francisco, police are investigating a deadly shooting in the bay view district. police say at 11:00 last night, two people were shot on jennings street. one person died, the other was injured. that pen was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition. police say they are investigating the circumstances around the shooting. >> we have our crime scene investigation units collecting the various rounds and videos retrievable, witness statements and what we will do is take all that information and try to put it in to the right sequence and place the right importance on it for the prosecution of this case. >> now, sit is not clear what led up to that shooting. >>> we have developing news in san francisco. the police searching for criminals driving a car that ran down a man in the parking lot of the legion of honor. the suspects were in the museum paing lot breaking in to cars. the victim and his young son were walking to their car in the parking lot when they saw two men in gray moody's breaking in to their -- moody's breaking in to their car. the thiev

it happened two hours in the bay view on third and carol. ree people suffered major injuries and no word on what caused it. >>> in just a matter of hours, b.a.r.t. will decide on its next leader. >> "today in the bay," pete joining us with those details. pete? >> good morning to you guys. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors will decide on that manager later. grace decided to retire back in april. she served in that position for about eight years and at the time did not provide any reasons as to why she was leaving or what that next career move will be, but the next general manager will have plenty of work ahead, that includes expansion of b.a.r.t. stations in antioch and irvingten near the b.a.r.t. stop and dealing with the fare evasion problem by installing new gates. evasion costs the agency millions of dollars per year. in our investigative unit uncovered that b.a.r.t. is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on legal fees to challenge, cost $850,000 to date when it comes to the legal fees. the vote for the next gm will take place at 9:00 a.

seismically safe water supply system in neighborhoods that include the outer richmond, outer sunset and bay view hunters point, vulnerable to fires, triggered by earthquakes. the grand jury recommends building an emergency water supply system in those neighborhoods within the next 15 years. >>> now although the shake alert earthquake warning system is still the application worked well this week. business partnersof were alerted before tuesdand 3. earthquake hit the blackhawk area of contra costa county. police in los angeles county criticized the shake alert after the mobile alert system did not warn them about 2 big quakes that hit that area two weeks ago. >>> commonwealth in san francisco's mission is closing its doors for good. the partner jason fox says a failed negotiation is to blame. the closure comes during one of the restaurant's best years, commonwealth opened in 2010 and received a coveted michelin star after that. >>> looking at sports. the oakland a's will start a series today they are riding the longest winning streak in basketball at 6 times. talking about the a's. yesterday after

nancisco, shooting in the bay view has left one man dead and another man hospitalized. officers were calledthe scene in front of the united council of human services on jennings street just after 11:00 st yomite and keith street. it is unclear if the two crimes are related. no other details are available. >>> 6:33. ghost ship founder derick almena will return to the stand and in day two he said the landlord told him the structure could be build for using studios and offices and residents but he didn't know until his preliminary hearing one year after the fire that the building had been registered for storage only. he said he was deceived. he did admit during cross-examination though that he did not read an attachment to that email explained exactly what the building could be used for. almena is charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. and we've been tracking the ghost ship trial since it began last month. install the abc 7 news app on your smart device to find out when the case goes to jury and when a vaccinaterdict is reache >>> the u.k. ambassador has resig

the city selected the bay view district as a site for a second navigation center. like the embarcadero plan, the bay view shelter would feature 200 beds and community space. mayor london breed has pledged to add a thousand new beds for the homeless by the end of next year. >>> at 6:25 right now, some football fans will never forget the infamous interference no call from january's nfc championship game, and you might say that it has now reached a new playing field. >> a louisiana judge ordered nfl commissioner roger goodell and three game officials who were on the field to answer questions under oath about the no call. one minute left in the game and helped send the l.a. rams to the super bowl. new orleans saints fans wonder how interference was not called. the lawsuit seeks $75,000 in damages, which would then be donated to charity. >> hmm. all right. >>> 6:26 right now. coming up here on "today in the bay," we're going to go back to the breaking news that we've been following this morning, a busy night for police in parts of contra costa county. what we know about

bay. let's get to your microclimate right now. we'll give you a view of the activity. what i wanted to focus in on was 2.92 magnitude and above. the initial earthquake at 4.3 at 1:11 this afternoon. 7 miles below theth earth's surface. the largest aftershock was a 3.2 happening shortly after the initial quake at 1:24. so here is livermore. here is blackhawk. it happened on the greenville fault. we don't often hear about this, but it is a sister fault to the san andreas. the last major event was a 1980. 3% chance, as we reported earlier, of a 6.7 event into the next 30 years. so this is, of course, always a great reminder for us. it's if a much larger earthquake were to happen with numerous aftershocks, these are simple things. don't forget. don't run out of a building. falling debris is certainly a top hazard. get under a desk or a table. remember the old adage here, dollo drop, cover and hold. that could certainly save your life. more updates coming up at 6:00 tonight. >>> let's bring it back into our weather tomorrow morning. there it is. we're in july. we have that

officers say the driver took off just after the crash thursday morning in the bay view district. three girls ages 11, 14 and 17 and a 19-year-old man were injured. all are expected to be okay. >>> oakland mayor libby shaft may have to pay after an investigation found her campaign told illegal contributions. the oakland public ethics commission says it found that shaft's campaign accepted donations over the legal limit of several large properties. the commission found 11 west partners llc donated $2400 over the limit. a spokesperson for the 2018 campaign says it unknowingly accepted unauthorized contributions and now has additional safeguards in place. the ethics commission is scheduled to vote on possible fines at its meeting on august 5th. >>> a progress report on david ortiz still healing after being shot at point plank range. coming up, we learn about the extent of the injuries and the multiple surgeries he underwen so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you men

. >> this year in bay view alone as of july 19th, we had 7 murders. 17 shootings involving injuries and 55 shootings without injury. >> i don't know how to describe this feeling. somebody explain to me what happened to my baby. i'm crying. it's been 13 years for me. it still hurts. it is still yesterday for me. >> the homicide and violence rate is actually trending down. san francisco board of supervisors is on recess, they may take up this issue when they come back in september. >>> checking in with sal. what are you keeping an eye out for the commute? >>> we are looking at the bay bridge and things are getting just a little bit more crowded here at the bay bridge. see traffic is going oh to be just a little bit more crowded as you come through. no major issues in the middle lanes which are the fast track lanes or the outside lanes, interstate 880 oakland looks fine. tracy triangle, a little bit of slow traffic. it's within the normal realm. that's what we like. we don't like anything unusual. you will see slowing in this area. it's 4:49. mr. steve paulson. >>> thank you, my good frien

the bay view shelter would feature 200 beds and community space. mayor london breed has pledged to add a thousand new beds for the homeless by the end of next year. >>> it is 5:25 and happening today the controversy over untested rape kits in san francisco takes center stage. that's where a one-time rape victim plans to file a supreme court petition against the san francisco police department. she claims her kit was never processed, she reported the rape in 2010. numbers show there may be more than 13,000 untested rape kits across the state. >>> new details this morning, as the president of the u.s. soccer kicks the ongoing wage debate up a notch. the national team pay gap has been a hot topic ever since the women's world cup, but now the federation president carlos federo released a new fact sheet with what he calls some hard numbers. he says that the women's team has actually been paid about 25% more over the past eight years than the men's team, but the women's national team calls those figures misleading, saying that it is not an apples to. ale

one person is dead, another critically injured after this late night shooting in san francisco bay view'shappened about 11:00 last night on jennings street two blocks east of third street. right now, police are not saying whether they know what led to that shooting but officers say one man died at the scene and another man is said to have life-threatening injuries. we are working to find out more about a suspect. >>> governor newsom is making california the first state to offer taxpayer funded health benefits to adults living in the country illegally. he signed a massive health care bill into law, it pushes the state closer to a health care for all policy. a key portion provides financial help for middle income families to join the state's insurance pool. newsom says this is what the health care market needs. the state's new budget invests more than $1 billion over three years to help pay for the premiums of low and middle income californians. it expands medical coverage to all income eligible undocumented young adults through the age of 25. >>> san francisco voter also decide on a plan f

the crash happened on third street in the bay view district.olice say they still have a lot of unanswered questions. >> this is a very tragic event. traffic is the thing that's killing most of the people, right, so we want to make sure that these things don't happen. we want to know what happened. >> investigators say speed played at least some role in that crash, but they want the driver to turn himself in, and explain what happened. >>> don't expect higher travel costs to go away any time soon, according to experts who say flyers are getting squeezed from several directions, that includes southwest yesterday saying that it will extend the grounding of its 727 max jets at least through the end of the year. some travelers have already seen a difference. >> and it's really an inconvenience that we may look at other airlines but for right now, i mean, i think it sounds like they're doing something safe and i'd like to try and stay with them for being careful. >> fewer planes, also likely mean higher ticket prices. travel experts say that you shou

. >>> this morning, we are hearing from people in san francisco's bay view who are upset that a walgreens closed its doors after 30 years in business. the reason for the closure is crime. now, people in the neighborhood have to go as far as 22 blocks to get what they need. >> you got so many seniors in the neighband if you take the r away. you take away the neighborhood. >> i don't live here. but there's gathering milk or coffee. these services are really vital for the community. i'm sorry to see wal greens going. >> the likely candidate to replace walgreens is a large cannabis store. >> our time is 4:46. this week. the federal trade commission expected to announce a settlement with facebook over its private rules. it would be the largest civil penalty ever paid to the ftc. accused of inappropriately sharing with the british political consulting firm, cambridge analytica. that is set to include government restrictions and oversight on how facebook treats the of its users. looks like apple's 5g, iphones could end up using intel- designed modems. looking to buy the smart phone modem busines

his family says he will recover but he will need several carol bay view district. police say the car was speeding and hit a fire hydrant. the impact of the crash caused the car to split in two. the driver was gone by the time police arrived. >> we're hopeful that the driver will see this and will come in and make things easier for all of us. and for themselves as well. they may just be scared. they may not know what the process is. so it's best that they come in and tell their side of the story. >>> the four people injured in the crash range in age from 11 to 19. >>> bernie sanders, democratic presidential candidate is due to speak at a high school in southern california today. senator sanders focused on universal healthcare and medicare for all. >> poll after poll after poll shows that the american people believe in medicare for all. and they believe in medicare for all because they will have freedom of choice regarding the doctor they go to. they will no longer be doctors outside of their network. they will have freedom of choice, regarding the hospital they go t

one person is dead, another critically injured after a late-night shooting in san francisco bay view district. this happened at about 11:00 on jennings street. two blocks east of third street. right now police are not saying if they know what led to that shooting. officers say one man died at the scene. the other man is said to have suffered life-threatening injuries. of course we're working to find out more about a suspect. >>> and a 22-year-old man is dead after a shooting in san pablo. he's been identified by the medical examiner as found shot inside of his car. investigators believe the victim was targeted. so far no arrests have been dozens off offices and on a strike line. [ crowd chanting ] >> this is a one-day protest at the hospital on geary in san francisco. the workers want more from kaiser. here is some of the demands. >> we're protesting the lack of staff for child services in particular and the lack of staffing for san francisco therapists, adult and child in general and nurses and the whole staff. >> kaiser recently told the examiner that the therapists are some of the

. >>> now at 5:00, an investigation underway in san francisco bay view neighborhood after reports of double shooting. >>> and a horrific crime. a man visiting a popular san francisco tourist spot with his son attacked with a car. >>> also berkeley ranks the worst city for first-time home buyers. other bay area cities aren't far behind and that is not a surprise. good morning on this wednesday, july 10th. >> never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. mike is telling us not to be surprised by the fog and it is out there. hi, carl. >> good morning. and welcome back. not going to stay around very long except at the coast. the gray on live doppler 7. thick fog in the north bay, petaluma northward and san rafael and southward and seeing the marine layer clouds over 101. so at

. >> this year in bay view alone as of july 19th, we had seven murders. 17 shootings involving injuries. and 55 shootings without injury. although these are not the high numbers we used to see, this senseless violence has to stop. >> any homicide is unacceptable. >> reporter: chief bill scott says the homicide rate, in fact, all violent crime is trending down, due in part to ongoing work underway, including a dedicated gun crime investigative unit target the most dangerous gun-wielding criminals in the city. the chief also credits officer visibility. >> we can't be everywhere, but we can be in a lot of places. and we're doing our best to be out on the streets. >> reporter: the board of supervisors will go on recess after this meeting. they'll likely take up the resolution sometime in september. in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all righty, then, checking in on weather a hurricane in the pacific. a ways from hawaii now,ined at s out, to a tropical storm here around thursday. so there'll be some clouds thursday, friday, and saturday around the islands. but looks lik

early in the bay view, s.f.p.d. said the car rammed into a fire hydrant and almost cut in half there. five people were inside this car. four were rushed to the hospital and the driver took off. >> this is a very tragic event. traffic is the thing that's killing most people, sure that these things don't happen. we want to know what happened. >> no word yet on the condition of those four people who were taken to the hospital, but investigators do tell us speed is likely the blame for this crash. >> okay, brace yourself. the high cost of summer travel may last through the holidays. southwest airlines announcing tonight it's extending the grounding of boeing's troubled 737-max plane until next year. translation? it's cancelling all of the flights over the holidays that use that te of plane. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us live at san josere money. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. travel experts say if you're thinking about booking a vacation over the lking at those fares right now. if you see a deal, grab it up righ

. >>> we have developing news in san francisco bay view neighborhood.e are investigating a shooting that left one man dead an another man wounded. this happened just after 11:00 last night on jennings street between van dyke and wallace avenue. officers have a crime scene near at yosemite and keith street. it is unclear if the two crime scenes are related and we're still waiting for more information. >>> it is coming up on 4:30, if your just joining us, let's get an update on weather and traffic. >> hi, let's talk about the fog, thicken around petaluma and penn grove on 101 and it stretches into healdsburg and everybody else with low clouds out there. and you could see from the exploratorium camera, you couldn't see the top of the salesforce hour but it will hang around. temperatures 57 to 64 so starting off warmer so a touch warmer with partly cloudy conditions at noon. 71 to 75. we'll hang in the low to mid-60s at the coast and hit 76 to 84 under a mostly sunny sky for our bay and inland neighborhood and a comfortable evening in the way. 71 to 73. day

. >> earlier today i gave you sugar cookies from yvonne's sugar cookies made in the bay view. >> i'mo have mine right after this news. >> you already tried it? >> tried it. he ate it. >> limited ingredients on the back. >> pure. >> yum. >> so good. like disintegrated in my mouth. in a good way, if you know what i mean. let's take to to our microclimate forecast. we're starting to see some changes right now and it all has to do with the fog getting a little bit thicker. that ocean breeze dropping temperatures 2 to 4 degrees cooler from santa cruz down to morgan hill. that's going to help set us up with numbers that are just a little bit cooler as we move through tomorrow afternoon. look, we got a great start coming our way. it's going to be nice and cool. 60 here for the south bay. tri-valley at 62. coolest weather in san francisco and the north bay as we gibegin with 50s. go near the bay, the coastline, typical morning coming on in with some fog. the change tomorrow that we're seeing right now is that for the afternoon san francisco could actually keep that fog into about 2:30 in the

bay. hee's a view of the golden gate. fog hovering there and traffic moving freely. 82 in santa rosa, napa 75. 91 each at fairfield and concord and 89 at livermore. and the few from emeryville shows the advancing marine layer. these are our forecast futures. expect excessive heat inland this weekends. 100 degree temperatures will be common in the inland areas both saturday and sunday. a spare the air alert is in effect through sunday. let's talk about the heat advisory once again. most interior locations around the bay area are under this advisory or will be from 11:00 a.m. tomorrow to 11:00 p.m. sunday. the hottest areas will see high temperatures the next two days between 100 and 105 degrees. heat advisory tonight for the san joaquin valley. may reach 110 degrees in the hottest locations. our air quality report, air alert is in effect today and tomorrow and sunday. the poorest air quality in thev. poor air quality expected on sunday in the inland east bay. improving slightly in other areas. tonight shows the advancing f

golden gate now this is your scene a very nice clear view of the cape and a lot nice clear view of most of the bay area as you are getting outside this tuesday morning. your current temperatures will those are mostly in the 50's, although we do have a couple exceptions conquered antioch in mountain view each in the low 60's. well, the other side of things santa rosa having fallen into the upper 40's this morning. overall it is a touch a warmer start to the day that the to the day today than yesterday was into the afternoon though it's going to be just the opposite just a tad cooler as we do move into the afternoon now future cast wind gusts today do show overall calm conditions for the vast majority of the bay area really a pretty pleasant one that is before we work our way into the evening tonight, the winds pick up the right along the coastline. rebecca. >>looking at some more cars on the roadway now john here at the bay bridge toll plaza getting in the san francisco still looks good though not too bad. but yet your staff to pass the over crossing now behind the pay gates for the cash lanes only

analyst gordon, and our recreation coordinator and the head coach of bay view united, and our volunteerfer, and the amazing stacy white. we're all, all youth workers. so today, we are joined by five of our current workers, along with their coordinator. we have jada stewart from eureka valley rec center. andre diaz and andy lynn, if you guys would all come up. you each get a very brief time to appear at the big mic and say hi to the commissioners. [applause] >> hello, i'm jada, i'm 17 years old. okay, so my experience working has been amazing. every time i interact with each mentor, we become a family. they teach me and guide me in the real life, you know, real life world. they tell me different things like you know, time management and then also things in school and advice for home and all that. also, for future things like college and how to apply for other jobs when we continue on. also, they guide me and just give me that home that you know, that i may not have in other places, so yeah. pretty much. >> thank you. [applause] >> hello, i'm andre, i'm 17 years old. i work at the playgro