good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. anchor brewings public tabs will close their doors for possibly the last time tonight. there is still hope someone could swoop in and save the day. >> the company announced plans to close down earlier this month after being in business for more than a century. but employees got together to make a pitch to buy the company. since then, dozens of other parties have come forward as well. >> tonight was about celebrating the company at their tap room where a huge line formed before the doors opened. betty yu was there with us with the latest. >> reporter: the 127 anchor brewing company had its final service on monday. they had to turn people away. the line to get in stretched down the block. fans savored the last pint of their beer on their way out. tell me what you got here. >> a lot of memorabilia and some beers to go. >> reporter: picking up christmas ale. >> i typically don't drink it during the summertime. >> it goes back to the gold rush. announcing it will be closing because of a hu

good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. there has been a lot of outrage on social media and on the streets over the san francisco police department's response to the dolores hill bomb yesterday. dozens of police officers in riot gear showed up with tear gas and batons to break up the unsanctioned event. city officials say things have gotten out of control in recent years. more than 100 people including minors were detained for hours last night. >> san francisco police chief bill scott defended his department's action today saying his behavior will not be tolerated in our city as i thank our officers for taking action to hold those accountable. who engaged in reckless and endangered behavior and violated the law. thankfully there were no serious injuries. but for many, that wasn't good enough, so they took to the streets outside the mission police district to what they call an unnecessary show of force. >> betty yu was there. >> kids were getting on top of the muni. people were smashing windows on the bus i was on. people we

. >> for a look at what the weather will be like for the holiday, let's send it over to brian hackney who is now filling in for darren tonight. >> a beautiful time-lapse. >>> just roaring into the shoreline this afternoon today, and then it is going to set a president because temperatures came down a little bit today even though they are still plenty warm. in santa rosa, was 97, and san jose managed 90, these are all well above average for this time of year, 14 above average and san jose was 10 degrees above average. andrea will not like the following news. this is the last of the heat we will see for a while. fourth of july looks problematic near the shoreline looks like the thick , dense fog that we had close to the coast will be here on the fourth, as well. traditional in the bay area, always catch what you can with the fireworks and then will be fine, will cover all the details as to the in finally cooling trends when we cover the forecasted a few minutes . >> thanks, brian. >>> before the fourth of july festivities people across the bay area were once again looking for ways to be

i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. ups workers could go on strike if a deal isn't reached by the opene end of the month. members are calling for better pay, especially for part time workers, along with safety improvements. ups workers came to san francisco today to sprea the word about the looming strike. >> reporter: the economy has changed a lot since the pandemic, and the delivery drivers who played such an important role in it are now saying it's time for them to reap the rewards. >> reporter: a looming strike b ups drives brought out a group of supporters for rally in fron of san francisco city hall before heading downtown to put up posters in sympathetic busisinesses. the the deadline august 1st. after that, if there's to agreement, ups will bring a halt to a quarter of th nation's goods. >> we've been having practice pickets all over the country. members are engaged and willing to fight for what we're asking for. so as we, we're going back to negotiations in the last week, and if they don't pay up, we're going t

i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. we start in san francisco tonight where union square has fallen on hard times with major retailers pulling out left and right like nordstrom, old navy, and the west field shopping center. many citing crime as the reason for closing up shop. >> burglaries were up nearly 134% over last year. larceny up slightly, violent crime down slightly according to recent stats from sfpd. but there's new hope to draw visitors back into the legendary shopping district, and da lin checks out the musical strategy. >> reporter: this is a new program. live music every saturday afternoon until october here at union square. they're trying to jazz things up and bring some life back to the shopping district. business owners welcoming the help. [ singing ] >> reporter: they say music brings people together. the hope is it will also help drum up foot traffic in union square and other parts of downtown. business owners have been hit with the blues since the pandemic. add on open drug use and homelessness, and m

. >> i'm brian hackney. the princess cruises is sailing again. this is time lapse, catching the moment the cruise ship left. it left pier 27. there it goes. it was suppose to leave at 2:00 p.m., but left more than an hour and a half later. >> the ruby princess hit the dock on thursday, leaving passengers stranded while repairs were being made. princess cruises says it was given the all clear from the coast guard to depart. >> as john ramos reports, some of the guests on board were happy to wind up in the city as accidental tourists. >> reporter: for the people on board the ruby princess cruise ship, there's been a lot more ship than cruise. while most haven't minded their unscheduled four-day stay in san francisco, you can tell they're ready to go. >> it could have been worse, right? so we could have been in the middle of the ocean, and god forbid something could have been worse. >> reporter: if you're going to get stuck somewhere on vacation, san francisco isn't the worst place to do it. on thursday, the ruby princess was damaged while striking

. >> and i'm brian hackney. homeless advocates in san francisco say the city is still carrying out homeless camp sweeps contrary to the order of a federal judge. the city says the allegations are riddled with falsehoods and they're doing nothing wrong. >> this comes after a federal judge said the city can't move people off the streets unless they offer alternative housing. betty yu has more. >> reporter: homeless advocates game claim the city is violating a temporary injunction on clearing encampments. the coalition for homelessness and other plaintiffs first sued the city last year. in response to neighborhood complaints, a federal judge ruled in the nonprofit's favor in december. this week, the city attorney filed a brief to clear the record. >> we have workers reaching out to thousands of unhoused individuals every single year. this order has made it much more difficult to address the homelessness crisis on the streets. it's frankly put san francisco in an impossible situation. >> reporter: he said the city h

i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. >>> you've likely seen the video all over social media today, a car flying over the sanchez staircase in san francisco through the branches of trees smashing into the road below. >> this is what the scene looked like today, tree limbs and cracked concrete littering the sidewalk and the road right near dolores park. investigators say the car drove down the street, plummeted over the stairs and landed upside down on 19th street. by the time police arrived, the people inside the car were gone. >> betty yu spoke to the neighbors who say it's clear to them that this group was in a stolen car. >> reporter: it's the kind of crash you might see in a hollywood movie. a car barreled through a guardrail on a dead end street in dolores heights, flew down an embankment, knocked down a tree and landed upside down at 19th and sanchez around 7:20 saturday. >> there is a woman pulling out a guy all bloody and the guy had a full face mask, all black dressed in black. she was in black, red hair, yelling at them "we have three minutes till the cops come. hurry up.

. >> even, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakanoment relief is finally here as the latest heat advisory expired at the top of the hour. >> before that, there were temperatures over 100 with hazy skies and poor air quality. people found relief anyway they could. >> it's a similar scene across the area. back here in bay area, fire crews responded to several fires along 580 on the altamont pass which they think were started by someone intentionally. >> da lin reports from livermore the hot weather may have helped the flames spread more quickly. >> reporter: as you know, hot weather increases fire danger. but one person deliberately set fires along i-80. charred hillsides along westbound i-80 on the altamont pass. six fires saturday morning. they received more than 40 911 calls from drivers saying a man appear today be setting fires on the shoulder of the freeway. witnesses say the man was in a blue shirt, black pants with a newer model white chevrolet pickup truck. the fires burned about 50 acres. the chp tells me one firefighter was injured and listed in stable condition. >> plenty of dri

brian hackney takes a look at your of science that has changed everybody's expectations. >> reporter: the image released by nasa is explosive. >> that is a star-forming region in our own galaxy where the gas and dust is actually condensing, folding in on itself to form new stars. >> reporter: this is a nebula 360 light-years from earth. >> we are seeing the same process that formed our son 4.5 billion years ago. >> reporter: it is the latest image from the scope assembled at northrop grumman in california. launched on christmas day 2021 while astronomers held their breath to see if the gold-plated object survived. >> now that we have been out there for a year, how is the telescope doing? >> excellently. there is no other way to say it. it is behaving twice as good as we thought. >> reporter: that is despite the lonely and dangerous outpost. >> it has been through solar flares and coronal mass ejection's and every sort of environment we expected nature to throw at it. it is working like a charm. we see a galaxy whose light has traveled to us for 13.4 billion years with james webb, and

i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. a break in the heat after some places seeing triple digits. san francisco's ocean beach was the place to be if you wanted to avoid that heat. people were enjoying the cool ocean breeze and one person spent his day fishing by the water. >>> meanwhile, on the other side of the bay, people were not letting the heat ruin their plans. they just needed to cast a little shade on them. >> it is great relief from the heat. can't imagine sometimes. pretty spoiled to live here so i don't have to deal with that. >> we found the trees and the shade. brought water. my brother and i are both desert rats so we brought hank handkerchiefs. >> the temperature hit 100 degrees in some places. >> betty yu was out with the people trying to get the most out of their weekend. >> reporter: even after the sun went down, it was 82 degrees here in concord. people who live in the area say they are pretty much used to this kind of weather. those visiting said it was a bit too extreme. people took advantage of the m

. >> i'm brian hackney. >> some parts of the bay area hit triple digits, but a cool down is on its way. darren peck joins us now. the fog started to roll in this afternoon. >> and it could make all the difference. >> it will probably block the fireworks show on tuesday. but the trade-off is we'll get a much needed cool down for everyone that's in. let me show you the numbers today. yesterday we made it up to 107 inland. livermore that was you and today it was only 99. and your numbers were about 34 degrees hotter than that yesterday. so yes, things started to improve today. but we are not at it. if you look at concord now, having been at 101. that's the unofficial high. you have come down to 100 now. here is the good news. watch the next five days. particularly that tuesday and it will be a fast draw. tomorrow, we're only doing 89. then once we get over here to tuesday for the fourth of july, the numbers will come back down into the mid-80s. that's average for this time of the year. we'll look at everybody's forecast for tuesday. your part of the bay in a bit. but for now, we still hav

. >> i'm brian hackney. >>> we start with developing news out of the east bay. businesses in fremont have been evacuated after police say they found a possible explosive device. this is on industrial place. it's just east of 880 near the south storage facility and a tesla training facility center. this san active scene. >> the fruitvale neighbors who live near the pacific tracks are fed up with ongoing crime and vehicle fires. these are families that live near the tracks where they run parallel to watering streets and would set them on fire. neighbors tell da lin they're fed up and they want the city to stop the problem. >> reporter: neighbors say there is crime and then this awful smell in this neighborhood. i can tell you it smells like pop. i'll get to that in a second is. but first i want to show you the visual stuff. neighbors say it happens on a daily basis. thieves would drive the stolen cars and strip them for parts. this video was taken on july 19. people appeared to be removing tires and other parts inside this red truck. sometimes the thieves would se

. >> i'm brian hackney.we'll start this afternoon in san francisco, a car speeding off the dead end street. look at this video, plunges down the stairway in the mission district. here is a hook at the aftermath. the white car flipped over, landed on the roof, also brought down a tree when it crashed. it all happened on the stairs near dolores park yesterday. the car was driving down sunset street and plummeted down down the stairs landed on 19th. several people got out and ran away from the scene. nobody was hurt. coming up at 6:00, we'll hear from the neighbor who quickly jumped in to help. >>> the city of oakland is taking extra steps to crack down on illegal side shows this weekend. police vowed to put extra officers on the streets, but this one broke out over night near 880. your car could be towed and seized if you participate, but now they must also risk a $1,000 fine or six months in jail. >>> the victim of the recent freeway shooting is sharing her story exclusively with kpix 5 in hopes it will gener

i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. >>> the extreme heat warning may be behind us, but lightning has been spotted in the north bay. >> let's send it straight over to darren peck. >> anytime there is lightning this time of year it's something we'll watch very closely. we go to first alert doppler, we had several strikes in sonoma county, happened in the 9:00 hour. we'll look at two locations specifically that would have experienced this in the 9:00 hour. we'll clear out some of the radar and come in for a close-up look. this is near healdsburg. we can come in for more detail on that. look at the time. that's between about 8:45 and 9:15. there's cloverdale. here's healdsburg. this is up along 101 in the mountains that separate those two communities. it's likely with as dry as the landscape has gotten at this point in the summer, there probably will be some new fire starts from this. it's not incredibly dry. we're not looking at high fire danger, but with lightning strikes like this on the landscape in california, that's going to have to be monitored very closely. if you live there

as brian hackney reports, three military officials testified that the military is hiding evidence of alien spacecraft from the american people. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: the hearings today really began with this incident in 2015. and another in san diego in 2004. >> it rapidly accelerated in front of us and disappeared. >> reporter: david fraver was in the jet. >> we started to turn back toward the east. the controller said sir, that thing is roughly 16 miles away in less than a minute. you can calculate the speed. >> reporter: ten years later, more close encounters were recorded off the east coast. >> you believe uaps pose a potential threat to our national security? >> yes. here is why. the technology that we faced was far superior than anything that we had. >> reporter: but david grush whose allegations of a government cover-up was headline news had the most shocking testimony. >> have you met with people, with direct knowledge or have direct knowledge yourself of nonhuman origin craft? >> yes. i personally interviewed those individuals. >> reporter: he is a veteran of the penta

brian hackney has some of the biggest revelations from the out of this world hearing. >> reporter: the hearings today really began with video from 2015 and another in 2004. >> within about half a mile of the object is rapidly accelerated in front of us and disappeared. >> reporter: navy aviator david frame but was inside that jet. >> as we turned back east, the controller came up and said sir, that thing is roughly 60 miles away, in less than a minute. you can calculate the speed. >> reporter: 10 years later, more close encounters were recorded off the east coast. >> do you believe that you aps pose a potential threat to our security? >> yes. here is why. the technology that we face was superior to anything that we have. >> reporter: but, david brush, his allegations of the government cover up was headline news had the most shocking testimony. >> we met with people with direct knowledge of nonhuman origin craft? >> personally interviewed those individuals. >> if you believe we have crashed craft as stated earlier, do we have the bodies of the pilots of this craft? >> as i have stated p

. >>> and live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm ann notarangelo.the bay area are still dealing with it. if you live near the coast, it was nice and cool, but a much different story inland where several east bay cities have hit triple digits again. >> spending the day in the scorching trivalley, joining us live now from livermore. how is it looking out there, da? >> reporter: cool, wet, fun.

i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. elon musk continues to make headlines for how he is handling twitter, now x. his rebranding is not sitting well with people it's easy to see why. the proper permits and safety measures in place before replacing the logo with that giant new one. >> betty yu spent the day talking with neighbors about the new flashing sign and how they plan on dealing with it. >> reporter: residents who live near the headquarters of twitter said they got no notice of the flashing light display. it is unclear if the flashing was a long term or short term feature. this resident captured the x line strobing in a now viral video. >> we came home and tried to watch a movie. it was flashing through the window so bright, even with the shades down it was so distracting we had to leave the room. >> reporter: the city of san francisco has opened an complaint and launched an investigation into the sign that was installed late friday. >> i feel like if i was a person that was maybe epileptic or had a sensitivity of

. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano.day, it wasn't just the high temperatures. some hazy skies leading to air quality concerns. >> let's get right over to darren peck with the latest. >> there's good news coming on both of those. for tomorrow, we'll cool down and clear out the air quality. but we're not there yet. let me show you what's going on today. first thing we'll talk about is the heat. a little perspective is always helpful. what would average even

live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano.ancisco. take a look. >>> a car speeds off a dead-end street and plunges down the stairway in the mission district, amazing. this happened at the stairs near dolores park yesterday. investigators say the car drove down the street, plummeted over the stairs, landed on 19

live from the cbs studios, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. taking a live look outside. was another scorching day away from the coast, but the heat wave is almost over. let's get over to darren peck with what we can expect this week. >> we still have five more hours of it. by 11:00, the excessive heat warning will expire. first a review. how did we do today? just as hot as yesterday. concord, 104 today. you were right around 99 yesterday. it got hotter for that part of the bay. let's do this again and pull out four other spots to spread the idea of how we did. napa you're on here. 91 there. it was 99 in san ramon, 99 nt

live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano.rth bay where residents are worried that they may find themselves out on the streets. >> property owners might close the parks leaving residents with few good options. john ramos has that story from petaluma. >> reporter: mobile homes are a great bargain in the bay area, but there's a downside. if the property owner ever tells you that you have to leave, how do you pack up and go when you actually own the house you're living in? >> reporter: that's the situation that's faced by residents of two mobile home parks. youngstown mobile home park and little woods mobile villa. earlier

. >>> and live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm ann notarangelo. we are through the worst of the heat, but plenty of places around the bay area are still dealing with it. if you live near the coast, it was nice and cool, but a much different story inland where several east bay cities have hit triple digits again. >> spending the day in the scorching trivalley, joining us live now from livermore. how is it looking out there, da? >> reporter: cool, wet, fun. this splash pad in dublin turned into a paradise for many families seeking relief from the heat. >> it is super hot out here, so we decided to chill off. >> reporter: they were not alone. hundreds of people spent the day at the wave aquatic center. the manager asked the city run facility as they saw the record crowds this holiday weekend. >> we had the highest attendance for the friday and the saturday, and in regards to this saturday, it was the highest attendance i've seen at the facility. >> reporter: one person who wishes to be here is the advertisement worker, aaron jordan. >> i'd like to th

live from the cbs studios, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. taking a live look outside. don't let the fog in san francisco fool you. it was another scorching day away from the coast, but the heat wave is almost over. let's get over to darren peck with what we can expect this week. >> we still have five more hours of it. by 11:00, the excessive heat warning will expire. first a review. how did we do today? just as hot as yesterday. concord, 104 today. you were right around 99 yesterday. it got hotter for that part of the bay. let's do this again and pull out four other spots to spread the idea of how we did. napa you're on here. 91 there. it was 99 in san ramon, 99 santa rosa and redwood city held on to a relative cool 93. and that's a live look over downtown san jose. the number here is down to 80. it's already getting better. as we lewded to, there is a cool down coming. it starts tomorrow. it is really going to get quite cool for wednesday. we're going to get down to probably a couple of degrees below average by then. then we're going to warm back up again. i don't wan

live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we begin in the north bay where residents are worried that they may find themselves out on the streets. >> property owners might close the parks leaving residents with few good options. john ramos has that story from petaluma. >> reporter: mobile homes are a great bargain in the bay area, but there's a downside. if the property owner ever tells you that you have to leave, how do you pack up and go when you actually own the house you're living in? >> reporter: that's the situation that's faced by residents of two mobile home parks. youngstown mobile home park and little woods mobile villa. earlier this month, residents received a letterheadlined notice of potential closure of mobile home park. in it the owners are exploring the option of converting the park. richard leonard has lived in this unit for 33 years. he now shares it with his half brother. but neither has any idea how it could ever be moved. >> they said they were going to take it 50 miles away. we didn't know where they were

live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we begin with that stunning video out of san francisco. take a look. >>> a car speeds off a dead-end street and plunges down the stairway in the mission district, amazing. this happened at the stairs near dolores park yesterday. investigators say the car drove down the street, plummeted over the stairs, landed on 19th street. here is a look at the aftermath. and it has also brought down the tree. now we spoke to the neighbor who heard the crash and quickly jumped in to help and tells us the people inside the car didn't want help and ran away from the scene. >> there is a woman pulling out a guy all bloodied with a full face mask, dressed in black, red hair, and yelling at them. hurry up. >> no bystanders were hurt. san francisco police say the people inside the car have yet to be located. >>> a hotel in millbrae at the center of the pandemic display. >> and in a program called project home key. now a plan to purchase one of those hotels is raising the ire of nearby residents. john ram

. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. during the week, it's been pretty mild, but this is the third weekend in a row we've been under a heat advisory. but today, it wasn't just the high temperatures. some hazy skies leading to air quality concerns. >> let's get right over to darren peck with the latest. >> there's good news coming on both of those. for tomorrow, we'll cool down and clear out the air quality. but we're not there yet. let me show you what's going on today. first thing we'll talk about is the heat. a little perspective is always helpful. what would average even be? 88 in livermore is average. number was 105. hayward was 11 degrees above average. oakland in there as well. the numbers start getting better tomorrow. no more heat advisory tomorrow, and a big cool down by the middle of the week. the other item is the air quality. that's a live picture over concord right now. we'll bring in the air gauge and bring the needle to the current reading. there's good news on this. even though the needle is registering i

as brian hackney reports, three retired military officials testified that the military is hiding evidencen spacecraft from the american people. >> oh my gosh dude. >> reporter: the hearings really began with this incident in 2015. and another off san diego in 2004. >> as we pulled nose on the object within a half mile of it it rapidly accelerated and disappeared. >> reporter: navy aviator david favor was inside that jet. >> we started to turn back towards the east. the thing is at your cat point in less than a minute. you can calculate the speed. >> whoa. >> reporter: ten years later, more close encounters were recorded off the east coast. >> do you believe uaps pose a potential threat to our national security? >> yes. and here's why. the -- the technology that we faced was far superior than anything that we had. >> reporter: but david grush whose allegations of a government copup was headline news had the most shocking testimony. >> do you have any knowledge yourself? >> yes, i personally interviewed the individuals. >> reporter: he is a veteran of the pentagon's intelligence community.

to celebrate that milestone, nasa just released a brand new image, brian hackney takes a closer lookporter: the image released by nasa is explosive. >> that's a star forming region in our own milky way galaxy and it's a region where the gas and dust in that big cloud is actually con tensing falling in on itself to form new stars. >> reporter: this is a nebula 360 light years from earth. >> what we're seeing in that nebula, we believe is a same process that formed our sun. about 4.5 billion years ago. >> reporter: it's the latest image fromom the $10 billion scope. ail semiened at northrop grumman in california. launched on christmas day 2021. >> james webb begins a voyage back to the birth of the universese. >>>> reporterer: while astronom heheld their breath to see if gold plated mirror survived when -- [ cheering and applause ] well, it was a great christmas gift. now that we're -- we've been out there a year since the first image released. how's the scope doing? >> excellently. there's no way other to way it. it's behaving about twice as good as we had thought. >> reporter: that's

brian hackney takes a closer look at a year of science that's exceeded everyone's expectations. >> reporterthe image released by nasa is explosive. >> that's a star forming region in our own milky way galaxy and it's a region where the gas and dust in that big cloud is actually condensing, falling in on itself to form new stars. >> reporter: this is a nebula 360 light years from earth. >> what we're seeing in that nebula, we believe is a same process that formed our sun. about 4.5 billion years ago. >> reporter: it's the latest image from the $10 billion scope. assembled at northrop grumman in california, launched on christmas day 2021. >> james webb begins a voyage back to the birth of the universe. >> reporter: while astronomers held their breath to see if a gold plalated mirroror survived when - -- [ [ cheering a and ap ] -- well, it was a great christmas gift. now that we're -- we've been out there a year since the first image released. how's the telescope doing? >> excellently. there's no way other to say it. it's behaving about twice as good as we had thought. >> reporter: that's desp