commissioner bernal you are muted. >> thank you. callers for calling to express your perspect and i have concerns. moving forward to our next item is general public comment. >> commissioner bernal i believe that -- that commissioner green or chow green might have a comment? >> thank you. commissioner chow. oh. can you hear me? >> yes. >> okay. so -- i was going to ask doctor fill time follow up which obviously public comment on this subject brought up already. bart did go back to a mask mandate where we worry mta and county did not put in an over all mask mandate. continued to require masks in the press release health facilities, trains, buses, airports, jails and homeless shelters. i'm not exactly sure these other high risk areas we talked about before public health officers are standing. and upon why at least public transportation we are not able to convince mta that with this is important. i than put up a sign saying you know masks advised but that is only if they are flashing their signals. some of us don't have any of that they

. > >> all right, let's get to first first alert meteorologist bernal bernal heights for a look at your forecast. >> it is beautiful out there. >> >> compared to this morning where the marine layer was thick thick this morning, just over the golden gate bridge area, we are still dealing with a little bit of that marine layer, but jt but just in san francisco we have sunshine across the board. that will be the case today off the inland areas. daytime highs today are mostly in the 80s. we are still in the 60s off the coast and in the bay as this low low pressure moves away from us and high pressure replaces it. we will start warming up as we extend into the next couple days days and even into the weekend. high pressure will dry us out, too. we will see the relative humidity drop in more sunshine. things are changing, diving into into the rest of the week, we will talk about that in a bit. amanda? > >> around 6 million californians californians had their pandemic benefits wrongly didn't lead or denied according to a new report report blasting the state's unemployment agency. the findings f

, ocurrió en la interestatal (nombre extranjero) acerca de la calidad de bernal, la patrulla de caminosó un incendio de vegetación, alcanzaron el auto provocando la muerte del conductor quien se desconoce su identidad, a raíz de este hecho que varios carriles fueron cerrados.los robos en auckland no cesan, los pequeños comercios en el blanco de estos tal es el caso de un negocio que vende artículos, estima que se le robaron más de 100,000 dólares en mercancías, causa curiosidad el método de robo. están ingresandolos negocios por el techo. tenemos la información >>> rompieron el techo y se metieron por ahí bajando la escalera >>> el año me dice que con de los ladrones ingresaron al local, uno de ellos se cayó desde este techo dejando el hueco que ven pantalla. una empleada de esta la mandarina me dice que el mismo método que se usó en esta misma ciudad la semana pasada, que le robaron cerca de 150,000 dólares en mercancía >>> ella me dice que todos estos espacios vacíos que ve son mercancías que alcanzaron a llevar, todo ocurre en un lapso de dos horas, el 17 de julio en (nombre extranje

the tour is now making its way to san francisco and bernal heights. holbrooke is a pittsburgh native but painted works around san francisco including at haight and ashbury and the castro. >>> fairfield's police chief is retiring at the end of the year after nearly 30 years in law enforcement. chief deanna cantrell made that decision after being diagnosed with breast cancer. interim city manager has selected captain dan marshall to take the helm as police chief upon chief cantrell's departure. in a video statement on the fairfield police department page, chief cantrell says this is her second bout with cancer. we of course wish her the very best. >>> still to come, keeping the memory of olivia newton-john alive in the bay area. we'll show you how, next. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections fo

the stop gun violence mural is painted on the bernal's boulder on bernal heights boulevard. it was painted by international artists. kyle halbrook. he's been traveling the us on a gun violence awareness tour. holbrook's experienced with gun violence dates back to his own childhood. when two of his own friends were killed when he was just 14 years old. his moral murals include his signature piece signs and a message reading stop gun violence accused of attacking a 49ers fan who ended up in a coma was arranged in a southern california courtroom. brian's fuentes pleaded not guilty to one count of battery with serious bodily injury. he was arrested back in january after the confrontation outside so far stadium where the niners and the rams were playing in the nfc championship game. so fuentes, who's accused of punching daniel luna in oakland restaurant owner knocking him to the ground, luna was put into a medically induced coma. fuentes claims he acted in self defense. i am looking forward for my day in court. and i asked everyone to remember. that we all have a right to defend

president bernal and dr. colfax.as you are aware, centers for medicaid services entered laguna hondas participation. this is nearly $550,000 per peay day. after our participation was terminated, we worked with cms and cdph on the closurer and transfer relocation plan. this plan had to adhere to comments of both cdph and cms to get approved. it took place may 13th, 2022. this approval of the closure plan oo allowed reimbursement through mid-september. implementing this plan is required by cms. laguna honda must show progress in transferring and discharging of the residents. while awaiting transfer and discharge, laguna honda continues to provide excellent care for the residents. finding placements is a challenge. res didn't care teams comprised of physicians, nurses ask social workers will need to assess all patients' needs. this is to ensure that we can identify the most appropriate facility to meet their medical care needs. for closure, residents have a right to a peel a discharge. it's handled through the californi

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cnn national correspondent camilla bernal is in san francisco. have firefighters been able to contain any of the mckinney fire? >> reporter: unfortunately, no, victor. zero percent containment. we saw that fire growing by about 3,000 acres and yet containment is still the same, nothing. so there is so much work to be done when it comes to the mckinney fire. conditions today, they're not great. the forecast calls for a lot of lightning and thunderstorms, and what the national weather service says is thunderstorms, what they do is spread the fire instead of putting it out. so it is not just bad in terms of the fire and the conditions, but it's also really dangerous for these firefighters. because what happens is that the winds pick up and they change the directions of the flames really quickly. so a lot of these firefighters don't even know where the flames are coming from and that's the danger here, not just for firefighters, but for everyone living in this area. it's why authorities say that people need to listen to the warnings when there are ev

camilla bernal has more from los angeles.is is pretty serious and school starts in just a matter of days and in some places weeks. >> reporter: hey, fred, it is really a problem. and when you talk to teachers what they will tell you is that they are tired, that tear job is difficult, that they are underpaid, that after the pandemic, they really are struggling to go to work. and a lot of them are just tired in general. so what happens here is that the school districts all over country, they are seeing shortages. and they're having to come up with random solutions like a four-day school week as you mentioned. or bringing incentives in, trying to offer teachers more money. just doing everything they can to retain the teachers and then to have new hires as well. here is how the madison metropolitan school superintendent described his situation in wisconsin. >> we've had a teacher shortage before the pandemic. but now since the pandemic, it is really increased. in fact, this is our largest number of vacancies since 2017, so about

camilla bernal is in los angeles. so camilla, why this shortage? pam, it is an accumulation of problems. after the pandemic, there were a lot of problems, and that caused a lot of teachers to say i don't want to go back to school. and then you're also not able to hire new teachers, because they, too, don't want to go to schools. and look, they're a variety of problems and really both sides of this issue, some school districts, like lausd here saying, they need 240 teachers, but what they told me is, we're going to hire them before the beginning of the school year. and there are other districts who say, they simply cannot hire and that's when they immediate to get creative. that's when they say, a four-day school week or pack more children into a classroom or let's pay the teachers a little bit more. but overall, it's not just hiring the teachers, but retaining the ones you currently have. i talked to one teacher who's currently on a leave of absence, and what she told me is, it's going to be really difficult to return. she says, she does not feel l

cnn's camila bernall has been following the developments. about these connections they believe are present? >> hey, fred, well, one of the most concerning is what you mentioned, four men, all of them who were muslim. they also say that at least two of them went to the same mosque, and they say that two of them at least were killed in the same area in southeast albuquerque. and they say at least three of them were ambushed. they say it was without warning and they were shot dead. now let's go into this investigation, starting with the latest victim. that happened late friday night, and authorities say he was man in his mid-20s, and then we go back two weeks. there were two killings, two different men. but authorities have linked these two a little more concretely, because they say they were killed in that same area. these are the ones that went to the same mosque. but they're also going back to november of 2021, and they're saying that a man, another muslim man, was killed in november. they say he was killed right outside of the business that

cnn's camila bernal has been following the developments.ore about this vehicle of interest officials identified. >> reporter: yeah. this appears to be, pam, the strongest lead that authorities have at the moment. they are looking for a dark silver sedan, four doors, tinted windows. they say it's likely a volkswagen. it's either a jetta or a passat, and that's why they're asking people to help them identify this car, the driver, just any information in relation to this car could be helpful in connecting the dots here because that's exactly what authorities are trying to do. right now what they're saying is four muslim bn killed, and that is really the biggest connection in these cases. but they're also saying that at least two of them lived or got killed in the same area in southeastern albuquerque. they also say that at least two of them went to the same mosque. they say at least three of them were ambushed. they did not know what was coming when they were shot. and i want to go over these incidents one by one. the latest one happening on f

the stop gun violence muralist painted on the bernal border on bernal heights boulevard.en traveling the us on a gun violence awareness tour. holbrook's experience with gun violence dates back to two of his friends being killed when he was 14 years old. his murals include his signature piece signs and a message reading stop gun violence tomorrow hearing is set over on sealing the affidavit. federal investigators used to justify a search warrant for former president donald trump's florida home. last week, the justice department released the property receipt showing the fbi seized 11 sets of classified documents from mar a lago. the doj says it opposes releasing the affidavit to protect witnesses and out of fears it could compromise an ongoing criminal investigation involving national security in the former price. resident. house republicans are calling for transparency to marin county, where a couple has helped 200 families and dozens of children in the ukrainian orphanage. they traveled to poland to provide necessities to women and children. and so they plan to return and

the tour is now making its way to san francisco and bernal heights. holbrooke is a pittsburgh native but has painted works around san francisco including haight-ashbury. >>> an unusual case of monkeypox. it was not spread by sexual contact. we're joined by the lead researcher. that story and more coming up on our 7:00 newscast. >>> up next on "nightly news," behind the scenes as astronauts prepare for a mission to the moon. tom costello gets exclusive access. lester holt joins us from new york. >>> tonight the head of the cdc ordering drastic changes and her stunning acknowledgement of mistakes in the covid response cdc chief dr. rochelle walensky announcing a major shakeup saying the agency's covid response did not meet expectations it comes amid the rising threat of monkeypox and now growing concerns about a polio resurgence is the cdc prepared? and when will the u.s. roll out omicron specific boosters? dr. jha is here answering your questions. >>> also tonight, former vice president mike pence saying he'd consider testifying before the january 6th

and a viewer sent us this video of the rain from his home in bernal heights, just enough to get that deck wet. so as we see, a little bit of that rain starting to fall down here. and up north, a little bit. is that helping anything with that firefight? >> the moisture helps. the higher humidity levels they had yesterday help. but they don't want any additional cloud-to-ground lightning to allow the fire to spread. so we'll start with conditions around the mckinney fire which are more challenging today. we'll zoom into the side of the fire, put the numbers on the map. temperatures significantly hotter. 93 degrees. the humidity now below 30%. and the winds are stronger. all of that is bad news. the winds now sustained. only 6 miles per hour. but gusting up to 16 miles per hour. there have been some pop-up showers and thunderstorms mainly on the oregon side of the border. the rain certainly is nice, but lot of it evaporates on the way down. and it is more than outweighed by the threat posed by the traditional cloud-to-ground lightning. a few showers skirted up the coast over san francis

stolen so far this year, he says around 10 15 wednesday morning it was parked in san francisco's bernaleights neighborhood near a job site when it was stolen, he says he called 911 and started tracking it on his gps system at his office. we're talking a 911. literally watching them in real time. coming off this exit, morris tells me the 911 dispatcher was of no help them where it was going. we saw where it was parked, and we just kept on getting passed back and forth from san francisco 9112 chp 911 . they were more concerned about getting a police report than anything else. i'm thinking to myself. this just doesn't make sense because i had a police report. i wouldn't be calling 911 is with the help of gps. his crews recovered the van about four miles away near candlestick point before police showed up. he says machinery such as this and tools were stolen. he estimates the loss and damage to add up to $17,000 is getting worse and worse and worse, it's become a total epidemic. he says . he loves his work and has 30 employees depending on him, so he'll figure out a way to make things work.

the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread co

camilla bernal, cnn, los angeles. >>> tens of millions across the united states are under heat alerts go to the cnn weather center for the latest and what to expect in the coming weeks. stay with us, you're watching cnn. >>> sea turtles are in danger, and scientists are blaming climate change. that story coming up, too. knowledge is everything.hea, steps... calories... exercise minutes. because proven quality sleep is vital to our health and wellness, only thehe sleep number 360 smt bed keeps you cool, then senses anand effortlessly adjusts for yourur best sleep. tells yu exactly how well you slept with your r sleepiq score. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. so, you can be your best for yourself and those you care about most. don't miss our weekend special. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends monday. she's feeling the power of listerine. he's feeling it. yep, them too. it's an invigorating rush... ...zapping millions of germs in seconds. for that one-of-a-kind whoa... ...which leaves you feeling... ahhhhhhh listerine. feel the

and one other cycling line to bring you — former tour de france winner egan bernal will make his returnthat he may never return to the sport, butjust seven months later, he'll be competing for the ineos grenadiers at the five—day race, riding in support of britain's geraint thomas. what a comeback. deliverable against crystal palace at anfield, updates on that through the evening and we'll see you next time. take care. we've had an amber warning in force across devon and cornwall into the evening. we are likely to hold onto downpours across southern parts of the country through the evening and also overnight. we have low pressure nearby, bringing the change to our weather. it's still quite humid and warm across much of england and wales. these storms will pipe up again across southern and southwestern areas as we head through the night. wet weather to parts of scotland and northern england, so a fresher night but still quite warm and muggy. for tuesday, we have that weather front across the north bringing wet weather. through the day on tuesday, a slice of drier whether through central

camila bernal, cnn, los angeles. >>> now to colombia where they had an historic moment on sunday. [ speakingreign language ] >> gustavo petro was officially sworn in before cheering supporters making him the country's first leftist president. during his first presidential speech, mr. petro stressed the importance of change in the fight against violence. he said the war on drugs has completely failed. in another history-making achievement, his running mate became the first afro colombian to hold executive powers. the two are vying to be kenya's next president wrapped up their campaigns over the weekend. they were once political allies and now very much rivals. tuesday's election will also see a record number of women on the ballot. >>> u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has kicked off a three nation trip to africa with a visit to the historic township in south africa. america's top diplomat toured the peterson museum on sunday name after the 12-year-old boy shot and killed by police during the piftvotal anti-apartheid movement. thousands took part in those protests and more than 170 were

. >> present yoochl commissioner bernal. >> present >> yield to vice president green to read the recommend ramaytush ohlone acknowledgment. we are on then set roll only land of the ramaytush ohlone the original inharsh tans of the san francisco peninsula. as the stewards of this land and

in hoover's case, all of these young guys, like thomas dewey, and herbert bernal, they came to new york together. most of them in the midwest. and saw their careers. together with them, in the 1920s, herbert hoover was a beacon of activism, and so on. dewey picked up that torch. and then as hubert turned on the new deal, dewey and his classmates, his friends, became the standard bearers of the more moderate wing of the republican party. and they were good at it. tom dewey was elected three times as the governor of new york. ethnically diverse, incredibly difficult to manage state, the politics are difficult to manage. but, dewey became the focal point. he managed to organize a sturdy, well disciplined party, which was not ideologically practical. yet, they were progressive, possible rights, they were well orientated toward labor. so, he became a sort of early hoover type of figure. then what happened was that there is terrible bifurcation within the republican party, where dewey represented the more pro-government, more liberal wing. bob taft, robert taft, became the focal point of the

cnn's camila bernal has more. >> reporter: authorities now have a very strong lead.y're looking for a specific car, a dark silver sedan, four doors, tinted windows. they believe it could be a volkswagen either jetta or passat and they're asking the public for help in finding this car or the person that was driving or owns this car because what authorities are trying to do is connect the dots between these four different cases. they say there are some similarities in terms of where these men were killed and how they were killed. authorities say at least three of them were ambushed and then shot dead. we'll start with the latest incident. we know naim hussein was a muslim man killed from south asia late friday night just before midnight. we also know muhammad hussain, 27 years old from pakistan worked for the city of hispaniola, the mayor describing him as a brilliant public servant. he said he was soft spoken and kind and quick to laugh. he was killed on august 1st in southeast albuquerque, but so was aftab hussein killed in the same area. he went to the same mosque,

todd morris says his company's van was parked at a work site in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood when it was stolen wednesday morning. the contractor says he immediately called 911 as he tracked a stolen van on his gps system. but he says the 911 dispatcher failed to help him. we knew where the trucks going. we told them where it was going. we saw where it was parked, and we just kept on getting passed back and forth from san francisco 9112 chp 911, they were more concerned about getting a police report than anything else, and i'm thinking to myself. this just doesn't make sense. because if i had a police report, i wouldn't be calling 911. says his coworker used the gps found the van about one hour later near candlestick point. they arrived before police showed up and it had been ransacked and vandalized. i'm a very big advocate of the police and i support them. 100% especially what's going on within these days. but today i feel like the system failed me. the contractor says tools and other equipment stolen from the van were worth about $17,000 francisco department of emergency m

s boulder was painted by kyle holbrook in bernal heights. he is paying tribute to the 46 friends he says he has lost a gun violence, violence, which includes his best friends and family members. members. holbrook hope this mural will help bring healing and spread the message of peace. >> that is a cool thing he's doing. > >> changes are on the way to the the cdc. it comes after a review review looked at how the agency handled covid-19 to the cdc director says it's time to shake shake things up here is bradley blackburn. >> reporter: cdc director dr. rochelle walensky is ordering an an internal reorganization over over the agency's covid-19 response. >> we need to have a special forces, if you will, to deploy during pandemic times. >> a report out wednesday commissioned by walensky found the cdc had become too rigid and and bureaucratic to act quickly. quickly. it specifically cited its analysis of data, the sluggish release of information to the public, and it's confusing and overwhelming covie covid guidance >> we learned hard lessons over

leading off our discussion tonight yasmin bernal valdes a college student from kansas who knocked on doors advocating for abortion rights. also with us olivia julianna, activists and strategist who raised over $2 million for abortion rights. and that was in a response to an attack by congressman matt gaetz. i will start with you first. what is your reaction to last night's result and turn it. were you surprised at all given what you heard from tara talking to actual voters in kansas? what message does this send? >> well i think it sends a very clear message that we are here and that we aren't going anywhere and that we are going to stand for reproductive rights no matter how long and how much work it takes. as an organizer, i know what i was like to knock on doors and the hot weather and definitely i would do it 1 million times again just to ensure that every person in kansas would be insured reproductive rights. i was completely amazed and instill so, so excited. i've been on cloud nine all day. >> tell us more about the experience of knocking on doors and talking to voters on the g

it's on bernal heights boulevard.by international artist kyle holbrook has been traveling the country is part of a gun violence awareness tour. holbrooke's own experience with gun violence dates back to when he was 14 years old. and two of his friends were killed. well, the third man convicted frank convicted in that 1976 chowchilla school bus kidnapping has been granted parole. that's frederick woods and two brothers kidnapped 26. ah children and their bus driver and madera county. back in 1976. the victims were driven around for 11 hours before being taken to a movie man that had been buried at a quarry near shadow cliffs regional park that is close deliver more. the driver and the children managed to dig their way out after being buried for more than 16 hours. richard and james schoenfeld have already been released from jail. woods, who was 24 at the time of the kidnapping is now a 70 year old man. back to school season is expected to look dramatically different from years past, many school districts are replacing

for similar meshes in other states, speeding up the transition to electric or hybrid vehicles for bernal's reports from los angeles. in what may be a huge boost to the electric car industry, california, the largest state in the u. s. will ban sales of traditional internal combustion engine vehicles from 2035 will be the 1st jurisdiction in the world to require all new cars to be sold to be alternative fuel cars. and here's why it's significant. besides being a game changer in terms of our climate and our energy leadership, it's a game changer. and another respect that the car manufacturers themselves are celebrating and embraced in it, including toyota to day, not just board and g m. california is often a leader in the us and more than a dozen states usually follow it's auto emission standards that may help create uniformity. within the complex electric car market, automakers will have to gradually phase in alternative fuel vehicles in their new fleets. beginning with 35 percent of all new cars in 2026, but it won't necessarily be easy. electric cars are expensive and the network of chargi

. >> well, a mural and a protest unveiled in san francisco's bernal heights. it's called peace.gun violence artists. kyle holbrook says he lost 46 friends and family members to gun violence and he's painted murals in 42 different states. and 43 countries around the world. the hope as for people to visit the mural, take photos with it and spread the message of peace. we'll take a break here at 5.41. we'll be right back. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making moves... ♪ making a connection... a train connection. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce

the primary vote to a trump backed candidate who will contest this year's midterm elections, or bernal's reports from wyoming. as expected, wyoming representative, liz cheney lost her bid to remain in congress by a wide margin. chaney became former president donald trump's republican nemesis, as vice chair of the january 6th committee in a forceful concession speech. chaney once again castigated the former president, 2 years ago. i won this primary was 73 percent of the vote. i could easily have done the same again. the path was clear, but it would have required that i go along with president trump lie about the 2020 election. it would have required that i enable his ongoing efforts to unravel our democratic system and attack the foundations of our republic. that was a path i could not, and would not take cheney's opponent, lawyer harriet hagaman was endorsed by trump, who's very popular in wyoming. from congratulated hagaman and called cheney spiteful. obviously, we're all very grateful to president trump, who recognizes that wyoming hill has only one congressional representative. and w

stolen so far this year, he said around 10 15 wednesday morning it was parked in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood near a job site when it was stolen, he says he called 911 and started tracking it on his gps system at his office. we're talking a 911. literally watching them in real time coming off this exit tells me the 911 dispatcher was of no help them where it was going. we saw where it was parked, and we just kept on getting passed back and forth from san francisco 9112 chp 911. they were more concerned about getting a police report than anything else, and i'm thinking to myself. this just doesn't make sense. because if i had a police support, i wouldn't be calling 911 with the help of gps. his crews recovered the van about four miles away near candlestick. point before police showed up. he says machinery such as this and tools were stolen. he estimates the loss and damage to add up to $17,000. it's getting worse and worse and worse, it's become a total epidemic. he says. he loves his work and has 30 employees depending on him, so he'll figure out a way to make things work

a mural and a protest unveiled in san francisco's bernal heights. today. it's called peace. san francisco is painted in response to the national epidemic of gun violence artist kyle holbrook says he lost 46 friends and family members to gun violence. he's painted murals in 42 different states and 43 countries all around the world. the hope is for people to visit them. year-old take pictures with it and then spread the message of peace. >> still to come, that time of year kids heading back to school will talk about their mental health amid stresses of a covid world and his regular normal back to school. anxiety with experts tonight are advising. >> hopefully your kids didn't have to see this. a hate symbol outside of an east bay school back on display tonight as california lawmakers move to try to put an end to hate and the state and then to new variants of covid are gaining ground across the globe. unfortunately how similar they are to omicron and why that has some doctors concerns. ♪good vibes by moa l.m. munoz & ryan t. short♪ ♪ ♪bout to get down, living it up♪ ♪never touc

walder there on bernal heights boulevard. it was painted by international artist kyle holbrook.ur. holbrook's experience with gun violence actually dates back to his childhood when two of his friends were killed when he was just 14 years old murals include his signature piece signs and a message reading stop gun violence. one of the museums in new york city dedicated to the 9 11 attacks is closing its doors . the 9 11 tribute museum are survivors and families of victims of the september 11th attacks. leadership at the museum says admission is down 80% since the pandemic began, and it can no longer stay open. here it's firsthand knowledge, first hand experience for the people that come from all around the world to understand what happened here and again who better to tell you and those that experience that lived it? to be clear. this is not the national september 11th memorial museum. the museum that's closing now does not have an endowment and has to rely on ticket sales. the museum's leadership is trying to get federal funding, but it's unclear how long that could take. barry o

stolen so far this year, he says around 10 15 wednesday morning it was parked in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood near a job site when it was stolen, he says he called 911 and started tracking it on his gps system at his office. we're talking a 911. literally watching them in real time. coming off this exit, morris tells me the 911 dispatcher was of no help. told them where it was going. we saw where it was parked, and we just kept on getting passed back and forth from san francisco 9112 chp 911. they were more concerned about getting a police report than anything else. i'm thinking to myself. this just doesn't make sense. because if i had a police report, i wouldn't be calling 911 is with the help of gps. his crews recovered the van about four miles away near candlestick point before police showed up. he says machinery such as this and tools were stolen. he estimates the loss and damage to add up to $17,000 . it's getting worse and worse and worse, it's become a total epidemic. he says. he loves his work and has 30 employees depending on him, so he'll figure out a way to mak

the stop gun violence murals painted on the burner boulder on bernal heights boulevard. it was painted by international artist kyle hall brick he has been traveling the united states on a gun violence awareness tour. brooks experience with gun violence dates back to his childhood when two of his friends were killed when he was 14 years old. his murals include his signature piece signs and a message reading stop gun violence. six tonight. san jose. police have arrested 1/5 suspect in connection with a string of violent home invasion robberies . police say they arrested 24 year old israel mahia yesterday , he and four other suspects or accused of tying up an elderly couple and robbing them in their own home in late may. they're also accused of holding another couple and a 15 month old child at gunpoint and violently assaulting them. in early june, students from some of the bay area's largest school districts were turned to the classroom. today in san francisco. the red carpet was rolled out this morning for students at willie brown junior middle school. many say they are r

a mural and a protest in san francisco's bernal heights. today. the mural is called peace. san francisco is painted response to the national epidemic of gun violence. >> artist kyle holbrook says he's lost. 46 friends and family members to gun violence. he's painted murals and 42 different states and 43 countries around the world. the hope is for people to visit the mural. take pictures with it and spread the message of peace. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 10, the united states is going back to the moon will tell you about the exciting events taking place next week. and next in sports, the giants looking for their 6th straight win. sports director jason dumas. u.s. has the highlights. coming up. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26?

dan bernal should be fired. he's chief of her staff. we have $80 billion and we can't afford to take care of sick and ill people in san francisco. it's a crime and has to stop. we're going to continue to organize and educate the people of san francisco san francisco, the working people and all people to defend laguna honda and make sure it stays a public institution and adds more beds, to allow the reduction of 120 beds in the mist of this crisis and it's a crisis in the nursing home industry. it's across the line. >> all right. thank you for that comment. >> hi, caller. let us know you're there. >> hi there. my name, hi, you can hear me. my name is brandy and i'm a public school parent and you live in the richmond district and i was just heartbroken to hear a 17-year-old child call and beg you to reinstate a mask mandate. my kids start school tomorrow and he'll be in 5th grade and i would be excited. i'm terrified of him getting covid. they have high covid rates. we have principals and teachers in our school that don't mask and most of