betty yu has a response from the police and d.a. >> reporter: there have been ten commercial burglarieschinatown. we saw a volunteer muralist painting plywood outside dim sum corner. someone stole two cash registers. a nearby bistro was also hit this week. cash and ipads stolen. glass smashed. >> i never felt so scared in my life, walking home at night. in the old days, i used would walk home midnight, 1:00, 2:00 in the morning and it's safe. but now i have to be aware of surroundings. i got my pepper spray. >> reporter: at a dinner to celebrate the promotions, crime was top of mind. >> we got to deal with vandalism. >> reporter: sfpd central station's dennis farmer said he's prioritizing chinatown and adding co adding plain clothes individuals. >> they made a stop on an individual. i don't know if it was related to the break-ins. >>> sfpd also acknowledged a strong partnership with newly-appointed d.a. brooke jenkins. >> the last few years we've sent a message to people inside san francisco and outside of san francisco that you get a free pass if you commit crime here. and it's going t

like to be in they here, loud and proud. >> we just keep walking, smilin. >> at levi's stadium, betty yu5 five. >> it was so fun to be out ther. charlie walter will join us livm levi's stadium with highlights and reaction from today's game. > >> a big push tonight to get kis vaccinated before they head back head back to school not just fo. the state health department ests about one in eight kids has fallen behind on their normal schedule for shots against things like tetanus. polio, chickenpox and measles. many because they couldn't get to their doctor during the pandemi. >> we're worried about certain s in california where people have lumped audiotape the vaccines and interventions with covid together. i don't want anything, anything, nobody can tell me what to do. and that's a real c. >> in new york city, the polio s is now turning up in waste water waste water samples. the virus was considered eliminated in th. in 1979. > >> and tomorrow san francisco gl will open its monkey pox vaccine monkey pox vaccine clinic on the the weekend for the very first time. the goal is to accommodate wi

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix5. > >> tomorrow will be the second y of school at oakland unified but unified but tonight the district district is still struggling to fill about 40 open teaching positions. ousd says it's keeping classes covered with substitutes for now. current edge educators tell kpix5 it'sh to keep educators meantime theye taking on more and more student. >> you really need to have manae class sizes. many classes are really over the limit right nowy with the school closures and consolidations. > >> the city says it's partnering it's partnering with the district to subsidize housing costs for new teachers. > >> oakland is out with a warning a warning to parents. stay out of the water. the odd color change prompting concern and some colorful reaction from res. >> reporter: oakland public wors started posting the signs in may may but a few days ago a concerd resident reported the water was turning a reddish brown. that's a sign of a toxic algae bloom. >> it's a lot more murkier now.s gross, man. >> just looks murkier and it los kind of like a snot pile. yeah i've never

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> how do you choose between them?here are so many great ones going on. we've got our camera on the top of sutro, looking over goalya park, outsidelands, the polo field out there. you can see the huge set-up and the coast in the distance. this is a wonderful day. the marine layer has melted back. and if you look at the high resolution satellite, there's not a whole lot of it showing up here. it's well off the coast. it will rebuild back in later this afternoon, but not terribly overwhelming. it will get gray and breezy, that's the thing, whether you're in the city or just about anywhere else, through the delta and the passes. it certainly got breezy this morning, from a pretty strong onshore flow. that's having a big influence on temperatures. so right now, everyone's in the 70s. and even those warmest inland spots, take a look at livermore, it's only 77 now, you may not have to warm up a whole lot. you'll go up another 10 degrees, like mid-to-upper 80s for daytime highs. i'll show you the daytime highs here in a secon

kpix5 reporter betty yu got a rare chance to get behind the wheel. >> today is the perfect day for apider. >> perfect day, 100 degrees in los gatos. >> reporter: i was told it is just like driving a regular car. car. >> and you'll hear it? >> whoa. >> reporter: with a lot more po, theater, and performance. >> where is the turn signal? >> reporter: the evorwd spider takes care of the rest with a tp speed of 201 miles per hour and a price tag of $230,000. 640-hor to be exact. to rev things up. >> the braking is insane! >> reporter: ceo of lamborghini america andrea showed off its full might on winding roads. las distinctive growl could be heard heard in the background of the s grand reopening in los gatos tuesday. enthusiasts got the latest chance to view the technica. the first on display in the state. >> the u.s. market is by far the the most important one around the world. and inside, the california market is the biggest biggest one. this is a vibrant area. in the week of the car week. so it is very important. d we will have a world premier later this week. so you can enjy all the y

that's why betty yu showed up. >> reporter: among the more than 100 restaurants here at outside lands one reason to try is for eateries that don't have a brick and mortar restaurant. that's exactly what we did. it's a giant sandwich shaped like aburg and burger and cut l pizza called a muff let at that. >> my partner and i both lost our jobs during the pandemic. we like to work hard. >> reporter: the owner started selling muff law at thats out of his house. and it was a smashing success. he eventually moved into a temporary space. >> selling a sandwich out of a window and being at outside lands is unbelievable. >> reporter: they've already sold 1,000 muff law at thats this weekend. compare that to a busy day in the city where he would normally sell 90 sandwiches. sandy's also offer a vegetarian version and speciality cookies. >> i got out of the kitchen before the pandemic started. and i think for me to come back to making sandwiches from new orleans is something i nev envision bu c you. i'm so happy doing it. >> reporter: most of sandy's customers at outside lands are first timers. w

>> it is great. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kp. >> okay, let's get a quick check check of the weather with paul, paul it was warm today. but that was cute, right? >> it was hot inland, fairfield made it up to 106 degrees this afternoon. the hottesy will be tomorrow. good good news, not a prolonged stretch of weather. the heat dome is still building, building, edging closer and closer to the bay area. as this dome of air on top of us us presses down on the air at ground level, compresses it, heats it up. the temperatures so far above average tomorrow. the same feature, it will trap the ground level pollution and the wildfire smoke drifting down frm california why tomorrow is a spe the air day. worst air air quality inland and east bay and collecting in the valley. the temperatures will decrease later on this week and the air quality is going to improve as well. just have to get get through tuesday with a combination of heat and poor air air quality. right noe temperatures are all over the place. 59 degrees in downtown san francisco. the temperatures are still in the 70s in

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at levi stadium, betty yu, kpix5. > >> in less than seven hours 2,000 mental health workers in california are expected to walkf of the job. it comes after contract talks broke down between kaiser permanent and its its union. they include psychiatrists, therapists, counselors and social workers. at issue, pay, and the need for more staffing and time to complete administrative work after seeing patients. seeing patients. >> the new state law we have to see our our patients within a two week window and we don't have adequate people to do that and more. the pace and the the burden of working within kaiser has gotten too much. our patients are not getting adequate care. >> kaiser disagrees, officials say they increased staffing andd mental health services. kaiser responded to tomorrow's planned walk out saying quote this strike is an unnecessary tactic to increase the union's leverage at the bargaining table table making it harder, not easier, to deliver mental healt. >>> meanwhile, the race for mayor underway. candidatessor candidates are on are on the campaign trail. pushing for more officer

and kpix5's betty yu was there. >> reporter: the festival has two music stages with different kinds of music to entertain the crowd. thousands of people are expected over this weekend to enjoy all of the pride festivities. >> happy pride, silicon valley. >> reporter: festival goers cheered on performers on the main stage. the theme of this year's festival is proudly authentic. and dressed in their best rainbow outfits. phoenix karlson is visiting from canada. canada. >> pride means people can be whoever they want. and other people better support it becausu cannot change us. >> i can honestly say i'm really really happy to see the community come together and just just to continue ton even though though it has been so hard. >> reporter: the festival gave local vendors a chance to bring in more business at a time when the downtown area is still recovering. >> it has been busy. we got a bk in the momenting. >> reporter: piercing fairies appreciates the increased foot traffic. >> everyone is here. it is a little bit different. this realy brings everybody together. >> reporter: silicon valle

kpix 5 reporter betty yu had a lucky assignment and had the chance to to get behind the wheel. >> today is a perfect day. >> reporter: perfect. it is 100 degrees. >> let's get inside. >> reporter: i was told it is just like driving a regular car. car. with a lot more power, theater and performance. >> look at the turn signal. >> it is a huracan evo rwd spyder. >> reporter: with a top speed of of 201 miles per hour and a price tag of $230,000. about 640 horsepower to be exact to really wrap things up -- >> it is super site. >> reporter: ceo of lamborghini america showed off its full might on winding roads. lamborghini's distinctive row could be heard in the background background of the dealership's d dealership's grand reopening co. co. lusk ottos tuesday. enthusiasts got the chance to see the technical, the first on display in the state. >> plus, the u.s. market is by far the most important one around the world. inside the u.s., the california market is the biggest one. this is a vibrant area. in the wake of this, it is important we have a world premiere later this week. >> reporter: th

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> that's it for the news at 5:00.begins now with ryan yamamoto and liz cook. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on "cbs news bay area," monkeypox is now national health emergency. but for people suffering from it here, it's a little too little too late. >>> a landmark south bay restaurant burned down. how the owner is trying to care for employees as he tries to rebuild. >>> and arguments continue in berkeley over how police should be allowed to respond to protests at people's park. good evening. i'm ryan yamamoto. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. we begin with those new developments in the ongoing protests at people's park. the demonstrations are over planned construction of new student housing. as you can see from chopper 5, the protesters have vandalized and in some cases completely destroyed the equipment crews left behind after yesterday's clashes at the park. and now there is a debate over how law enforcement should handle the situation the next time tensions flare at people's park. >> the berkeley city council was g

betty yu has more. >> reporter: video shows a burglar sitting outside asian star. he looks left and right several times before he breaks the glass door with the tool. te same suspect later on communicates with an accomplice down the street. then, another thief enters the store. the mom and pop shop was left with at lt $4,000 in damages. >> you see i'm working very hard hard to make a living. and we are all immigrants to this country. and, we work so hard and they are very organized group. targeting easy people. dt really complain much. >> reporter: owner nancy yu said said she doesn't plan to remove the plywood on the new door any time soon. she and her husband also own nearby new love tea. >> passion fruit. >> the glass is very expensive.o i was so worried i couldn't eveo to sleep. >> reporter: sfpd said there have been ten commercial burglas in the last 45 days or so in chinatown. nancy said police told her they are investigating four different groups targeting small businesses. the rise in such crimes brought merchants together at a vandalism prevention workshop

it was the debut of trey lance and kpix 5's betty yu spoke with the fans. >> reporter: fans were notdisappointed by the energy here for the season opener and for many it is a family tradition. these fans are proud to be born and raised as 49er faithful . >> >> we were raised away from the spark. ways to sell our garage as a parking space to the fans. >> we have just got to represent represent for the home team. >> reporter: it was also about eating game day favorites and starting them young. >> air tradition started last yr last year right after they start start letting people back into the game. >> reporter: this 6-year-old got got his chance to get some practice drills and before the gates opened . that is when we saw fans running to the top of the stairs to get inside levi'sm levi's stadium. >> we just wanted to know what trey lance looked like. so far, we look great. >> they are very excited. >> one of your children is more excited than the others. >> he wants to play for the 49ers when he gets older. >> what is it like to be in the minority here? >> we just keep smiling. >> repo

kpix 5's betty yu spoke with the faithful. >> reporter: fans were not disappointed by the energy here at levi's stadium . for many, it it is a family tradition. these fans are proud to be born and raised as 49er faithful. >> ways to sell out parking sps parking spaces to all of the fas the fans. >> we have just got to represent represent for the home team. >> >> reporter: the preseason opener was also about eating game day favorites and starting starting them young. >> the tradition started last yr last year. we just got addicted to it. >> reporter: favorite thing to eat in the stadium? >> fries. >> reporter: the 6-year-old got his chance to get some practice drills in before the gates open . that is when we sigh eager fans running to the top of the stairs to get inside levi's stam levi's stadium. >> we came out. we just wanted to know what trey lance looked like from the start. so far, we are looking great. >> we drove 1.5 hours just to be be there today. they are very excited. >> reporter: and one of your children is more excited than the others. >> he wants to play for the 49ers wh

. >> reporter: in oakland, betty yu, kpix 5. > >> tonight police still searching for the suspect of a shooting on board a part train. a man shot another passenger multiple times this afternoon. the victim is expected to survive. > >> tonight cal trans is moving forward with to e oa encampment. today a judge lifted lifted a temporary restraining order that was preventing it from sweeping the site. they plan to post eviction notices on notices on labor day giving notices at least 48 hours to clear out. about 200 people live live at the encampment. they'll offer 40 shelter beds to start.e plan is already facing some pushback. >> the judge's ruling is setting setting this eviction process and also more importantly the people living here up for failure. >> i'm sure something will come up, you know. i don't know if it's going to be within that time, but, you know, it's not my my first go around with being homeless and having to move. >> if everything goes according to plan, the camp will be cleard in seven weeks. > >> tonight the affidavit to search former president trump's florida home has

betty yu has the story. >> we're taking you inside the second annual riot party located located in san francisco's transgender district. >> dapper dan was just one of more than a dozen performers from across the country at the riot party, a fundraiser for the the transgender district. >> we want to create a space toe to celebrate transgender and queer artists in the music ind. music industry. oftentimes trans trans artists are not prioritized. >> the party commemorating the compton's cafeteria riot of 1966, the first large-scale uprising of trans and queer people in the u.s. >> police would often raid bars and restaurants and clubs that queer and trans people would frequent. in this case the owner owner called the police on many trans and gender nonconforming patrons and these folks fought. fought back. >> many attendees heard artists like us to for the first time. >> it is awesome to see that many non-gender conforming arti. conforming artists. i don't know know about all the different artists so it is something i amg am learning and hopefully other people are learning. >> proceeds go

. >> betty yu spoke with her family tonight. >> reporter: it's been five years since she was shot by undercover fremont officers in hayward. sitting in the passenger seat in a bmw. the driver who was wanted by police was the intended target. a jury awarded the family a historic $21 million. but now the city of fremont has filed a motion for a new trial in the case. >> we were a little hurt fwi, i m by it. >> reporter: her uncle said learning of the city's action felt like opening a wound. >> city is still taking a bury your nhead in the sand approach. it sends the message in the face of the facts, the law and the public outcry that the city is still unwilling to do the right thing. >> reporter: the city's court filings stated that elaina had trouble in school. >> i don't know what that had to do with it. they're speculating on the relationship with her and my sister. >> reporter: elaina's mom described the teen at backbone of their family. >> nothing ever got too out of hand. when she told me, uncle, i have it covered, i believe her. >> we did ask the city for comment on this case bu

in san francisco, betty betty yu, kpix 5. > >> now to the fire watch. evacuations are still in place for the six rivers complex fires burning in humboldt county. these are pictures from the blaze from the national weathere weather service. there are eight eight lightning fires right now and more than 1200 acres have been burned. at last check, there is still no containment. > >> better news with the mckinney mckinney fire. let's take a look look at this. containment is still growing. crews have actually been able to keep it away from the town. close to 90 homes have been destroyed. > >> more than 60,000 acres have burned and it is 40% contained with more than 3000 firefighters firefigh lastbut not least, noaa satellites caught smoke from the the mckinney fire late last week. the flames on the left are are actually from a smaller yeti yeti fire. that is home to local local native american tribes. tribal biologists say there are reports of large numbers of dead dead fish and they say the fish were killed by massive flooding and debris flows from the mckin

it just buoys the spirits of the cops on the street. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5.>> across the bay, businesses in oakland's little saigon neighborhood are also concerned about increase in crime. this week, at least seven shops were robbed in and around international plaza on the same night, and it took police hours to respond. as kpix 5's da lin explains, some store owners are now taking matters into their own hands. >> reporter: fed-up business owners say they can't rely on the oakland police, so they had a meeting to come up with their own solutions. after the first alarm went after, it took police 3 hours to respond to multiple burglaries in a strip mall in the little saigon district. >> shocked. kind of mad. >> reporter: not just mad at the thieves but also mad at the police. >> i just want to know why they came, like, 2 hours later. >> reporter: this restaurant owner says the slow response sends a message to baurglars to hit up all oakland businesses. >> police aren't reliable. call them, they don't come. >> reporter: surveillance footage shows monday morning

in los gatos, betty yu, kpix 5. > >> another update. a few weeks ago, we told you about a plane that crashed into the ocean in southern california. the pilot was rescued from the waves, and we have since learned that the first lifeguard to reach that pilot was a 19-year-old from capitola. kpix 5's devin fehely fehely has this story. >> i was in the zone. >> reporter: he said he act the instinct honed by years of experience and training as a junior lifeguard. >> i was thinking of, i'm going back to my training and what i need to do and how to assess this person and what's going to be the next step in the rescue. rescue. >> reporter: he said his back was turned working a junior lifeguarding competition and huntington beach, california when a plane nosedived into the ocean. >> i ran to where other people were running, then i entered thr the water and i saw it and saw somebody kind of crawled out of the plane, that's when i entered entered the water. >> reporter: he was the first to to reach the plane. the pilot had managed to free himself

kpix 5's betty yu, she got the chance to get behind behind the wheel. >> today is a perfect day for a spider. >> reporter: perfect day. 100 degrees in los gatos. >> let's get inside. >> reporter: woo hoo. i was told it is just like driving a regular car. and you'll hear it? it? with a lot more power, theater, and performance. this spider takes care of the rest, with a top speed of 201 miles per hour, and a price tag of $230,000. >> let's try. >> reporter: about 640 horsepower, to be exact . to really wrap things up, ceo of lamborghini america andrea baldy showed us on winding roads. the the lamborghini's distinctive growl could be heard in the bacd the background. it busiest got a a chance to view the latest, the the first on display in the state. >> for us, the u.s. market is by by far the most important one around the world, and inside the the u.s., the california is the biggest one. this is a vibrant a vibrant area, and it's in the week of the monterey car week, so it's important. >> reporter: chairman stephane said the italian brand is selling more cars than they can produce. lamb

she told me "uncle, i have it covered" i believe her. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> we did ask they for comment on this case but it would only confoirm that it has filed for a new trial and a motion seeking a directed verdict from the judge on the basis of insufficient evidence. jess? >>> its as the california drought goes on there's a demand for rebates the pay you back for removing lawns. len ramirez shows us how a new incentive program by the santa clara valley water district is helping to make a big difference. >> i have so much more appreciation for the california natives. >> reporter: julie garrett is in love with her new yard which includes drought-tolerant plants and a patch of ucor verde buff grass. >> it's drought resistant. now that's established we probably only have to water it probably once every two weeks next summer and not at all the rest of the year. >> reporter: and the best part, all of the plants and the grass qualified for the santa clara valley water district's landscaping rebate program. >> i qualified for the full amount of the rebate. >> reporter: how much

betty yu has the response from the police and district attorney. >> reporter: ten commercial burglariesn the last 45 days in chinatown according to sfpd. we saw a volunteer muralist painting plywood outside of the corner that was burglar rised thu thursday. someone stole two cash registers around 2:00 a.m. a nearby bistro was hit this week. cash and ipads stolen. glass smashed. calvin louie is a long-time community member and business owner. >> i've never felt so scared in my life, walking home at night. in the old days, i used to walk home midnight, 1:00, 2:00 in the morning, and feel safe. now, i have to be aware of my surroundings. i got my pepper spray. ♪ >> reporter: at a far east cafe dinner to celebrate the promotions of assistant chief david lazar and commander julien ing, crime in the neighborhood was top of mind. >> we have to deal with vandalism. >> reporter: sfpd lieutenant farmer said he is committed to protecting chinatown, particularly in the overnight hours. he plans to add plain clothes officers. >> last night, we had some extra overnight officers, and they ended up mak

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> lots of fun music coming on this weekend so whatever your taste know to get all these great acts with local connections at that site. that's awesome. >> it is, it is. we're very lucky. it's going to be real busy, so definitely plan ahead. >> yeah. >>> coming up next. >> ♪ >> you are listening to sidelines by phoebe bridgers. outside lands finally here. catch her set tonight. we'll break it all down. >>> and the markets just opened about ten minutes ago. we've been waiting on the new jobs report that came out today. we're starting with the dow down in the red 177 points, and before we head to break, we are following up on that breaking news we told you about at the top of this 6:30 spot. these are live pictures out of oakland of a structure fire near edgewater drive and oakport street. can you see crews are on the scene like attacking that fire from as high as they can. getting water on top that have building. we're working to get more details about what's going on there. the impact that it has on this building and any drivers in the area as well.

kpix 5 betty yu was at last night's vigil and little saigon. >> reporter: we are here today to say there is no place for violence in this town. >> oakland city councilmember nikki fortunato bas said the pue of friday's vigil was to channel channel the communities anger and grief into healing and solutions. she also had a message for those who commit violence. >> we want to offer resources, services and make sure that people have the jobs and housing and housing and things that will will address some of the real causes that cause people to harm harm others. >> clinton park and little saigon, or dr. lili xu was gunnd down on sunday, became a space for solidarity and peace. >> razor hand if you know someone who has been affected by by violence. >> volunteer security ambassadors insts ispa of the city's multi-strategy approach. this week, opd said it it would increase police presence and little saigon 24 hours a day following the brazen brazen shooting that left dr. lili xu, a respected community dentist, dead shortly after a black sedan parked across the street from a massage parlor, a whit

kind of like it's been post covid kind of a free-for-all. >> reporter: in oakland, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> all right, time for weather, first alert meteorologist jessica burch is here to explain why we declared this first alert weather day. jess? >> thank you, justin. the big reason, of course, we've been dealing with consecutive activity all morning lorng. the pop-up showers have pushed throughout the bay. we haven't seen any lightning activity yet with the system which is great news across the board. that's the big reason why we issued the first alert weather day. we're fine with the rain. what we're concerned about is whether or not the storms will continue to develop, turn into multicell storms and produce lightning. right now it's mostly just single-cell storms, we're seeing it off the coast a little bit right now as we're waking up this morning but back home, closer to napa and sonoma county, that's where the bulk of the action is happening. i'm going to show you two different models. the first one is a more short term one, as we extend into this morning we see the rain continue

in san francisco, betty yu kpix5 >> all this recent violence ledo protests today in san francisco with marchers heading down columbus avenue. organizers of the rally want to see change >> and they are demanding more e protection for asian seniors. nw a group of demonstrators rallied demonstrators rallied at washington square park in the wake of two separate attacks. te first an elderly woman beaten and robbed in soma and a second attack was the one on former commissioner greg shu. organizes say they are done playing nice, speakers put police in the hot seat demanding more be done and they say they want less talk, more action. > >> we're here to demand that chf scott within 10 days of this rally host a public town hall. o we can all come and ask some qus and figure out what are we going going to do about asian violence asian violence against our elders > >> it is unclear if the police chief will come together for a town hearing of an attack >> this is the city i was born n and it saddens me but we will bg these people to justice >> a benefit car wash for the fallen heros fund. and they

. >> >> reporter: in san jose, betty yu, kpix 5. >> tickets for today's events are available online starting at at $5.00 a piece. > >> california has become the epicenter of the monkeypox outbreak. there are now nearly 3300 cases in california. about 700 of those are in san francisco. federal officials say say the monkeypox vaccine supply supply is enough to cover theire their entire at-risk population. population. a cdc study published on fridays is about half of men are changing their behaviors to stay safe during the outbreak. a monkeypox vaccine clinic continues today at san francisco general hospital. walk-in payments came in to get a shot on saturday. the clinic served about 600 people. it reopens today at 8:00 8:00 a.m. > >> hollister police department is calling at the oakland zoo and defending how officers responded to a wayward mountain. mountain lion. on friday morning, hollister police responded to a neighborhood where a mountain lion was hiding hiding in the bushes near two schools. fish and wildlife are signs tried to hit the lion with with a tranquilizer but missed twice. when

for someboy for somebody who believes red and gold, betty yu caught up with probably the number one 49ers fan. take a look. >> reporter: >> reporter: there are fans and then there are super fans and the when you are about to meet is one of the most passionate. he was born the same year as this team kicked off its inaugural season. >> this right here is my collecn my collection of all the current current 13 hall of famer's on the san francisco 49ers. >> reporter: is david whetstone's favorite piece in his extensive 49ers collection. when he started building in the. the 1980s. >> joe montana, jerry rice. >> reporter: david's first memory of the niners was the first game his dad took him to when he was eight years old. >> when i saw that i just fell in love with the game. i have been watching it ever since and will never stop. >> reporter: and count on him to to never stop collecting. just take a look at the heart of the home he shares , terri, among his most prized possessions, a seat from candlestick park with joe mont super bowl champion poster. >> it is supposed to be our living room and

. >> in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. > >> today the nasa artemis one pt one project is ready for liftoff as nasa kick starts a program to get back to the moon for the first time in 50 years but a hydrogen leak is slowing down the countdown, this appeared in the same area during a dress rehearsal in spring with a $4 billion test flight supposed tot to start at 5:30 this morning but hopes are high as the space capsule will be sent 1.3 millios million miles beyond the far side of the moon and then back down to earth's orbit. engineers said the goal is to push the rocket to its limits. >> at every level we test and test again and then we integrate integrate together and test once once more. >> we are waiting for images when the countdown begins but if if today's launch is scrubbed due to the weather or other reas other reasons nasa will try again on friday. to get back to the moon this will be big for our kids, big for them to see t. see that. >> a lot of us are waiting on this. hopefully it does not get. get scrapped. >> there are lines of people on the streets and the roadways to s

at levi stadium, betty yu, kpix 5. > >> the stage production of the lion king has been mesmerizing audiences years. even now it's opening number, circle of life, is considered one of the most breathtaking ane and unique stage performances of of all time. i had a go opportunity to spend time with the people who are responsible for bringing these beloved animal puppets to life on and off the stage. >> reporter: every day he brings brings the character of zazu to life in the north american stage american stage production of "the lion king". >> figuring out how the bird mos and how it is flustered. all the the different things it does. the with the ringside. >> reporter: zazu is one of 200 puppets which also features puppet giraffes that stand 18 feet tall to a elephant that takes four actors to carefully walk down the orchestra i. >> the little things i discovered in the terms of my b. >> reporter: each unique role bringing human and puppet together as one on stage. >> one >> one of the main tenets of thw is not to hide the puppeteer. >> reporter: >> reporter: that is michael riley, the puppet

betty yu on y eatery can help energize the ne. >> reporter: this space on the corner of franklin and hayes has has been empty for about 2.5 yes 2.5 years since the start of the the pandemic. it is home to a fast casual restaurant. it's opening night at one of san fras san francisco's few vegan spots where you can order take-out fry take-out friendly food at a kiosk. >> our thing is we have a radical idea that vegan food should be fresh, affordable, approachable, and it shouldtego >> reporter: >> reporter: the concept comes from the plant-based restaurant on union street. >> my favorite dish is this. it will be our take on a blt with h with tempeh instead of bacon. >> >> reporter: prices range between $13-$16. rad radish is located near popular venues like the symphony hall and the jazz center. >> restaurants give community ta neighborhood. i hope you get more life into the neighborhoodn neighborhood in making it have this buzz again. >> we are vegans. there's not as as many options so we are excited to try it out. it has bn has been amazing. >> reporter: rad radish attracts attracts

in san francisco , betty yu for kpix 5 news russia evacuations are still in place for the six rivers complex fires burning in humboldt county. your pictures from the national weather service. there are eight lightning fires, more than 1200 acres have already been burned and at last check there is no containment. with better news, the mckinney fire has containment that is still growing. crews have been able to to keep this away from the town. . close to 90 homes have already already been destroyed. more than 60,000 acres have burned. it is 40% contained. more than 3000 firefighters are currently working on the same. > >> noaa satellite, this is crazy, caught smoke from the mckinney fire late last week. the flames on the left are actually from a smaller fire, it it is called the yeti fire. that that is home to local native american tribes. tribal biologists say they are getting reports of large numbers of dead dead fish. they say the fish were killed by massive flooding and debris flows from the mckinney fire. > >> we are just a few days away from the 49ers preseason kicking kicking of

kpix 5 news betty yu gives a l. a look. >> reporter: the 49ers foundation, players for purpose event, on the end zone is the only one in the hole year wheree entire roster is present. 49ers took part in a friendly family feud style game on stage to help help auction of exclusive packages and met with fans one on one. the mission of the fiftl kickoff event was to raise money raise money to educate and empower tens of thousands of bay of bay area youth. >> coming off the game and have them show up on a sunday after practice and give their time to give back, it shows the commitment to being champions oe field and champions in the community. >> reporter: jerry rice, tao and and the starter set with guests as did coaches, 49ers executives, and the ownership. what are you most proud of when you look at the impact of this foundation? >> i am most proud that it is for young people. i am passionate about that. i think young people are the future. >> reporter: >> reporter: the defensive linen grew up in the sacramento area. >

. >> in oakland, betty yu kpix five this morning the search for inues as america was ing on a b. at the hospital which happened r the lake merritt station on friday afternoon for about 1:30 police say that a man without a gun on the train and shot the victim multiple times, the suspect ran off the train and out of the fruitvale art station station but the victim was rushed to highland hospital ande are told is expected to survive. to survive. police believe it was a targeted incident. >> very traumatic and we understand the angst our writers writers would have being in an enclosed area like this train. luckily throughout presence, and and having more presence in our system, we are mitigating some of the issues from occurring. >> >> the lake merritt station was closed for a while causing major major delays the station is ope. open again. > >> redacted affidavit uses authorized fbi search on former president trump's florida home is out for the public to see it now his attorneys are responding responding cbs news corresponde, wendy gillett, reports from new york. >> reporter: attorn