maura: [00:03:00]well, both of candace's picks are great.e debut full length by the british band english teacher, who are doing a sort of post-punk thing. ♪ maura: it's a lot of really tense, striving, sort of like desperate music with grooves and jagged guitars there. their record was called "this could be texas." i love billie eilish's "hit me hard and soft." this record was really compact, which kind of flies in the face of streaming era long albums. it had some of the best vocal performances of her career. stephanie: in that pop genre, you also had chappell roan and also sabrina carpenter with a lot of hits as well. i mean, how would you describe that genre? some of it feels very throwback to me, and yet these artists are topping the charts. maura: i think there was definitely a lot of movement on the chart earlier this year with a lot of new artists and a lot of exciting songs breaking through. chappell roan, her record last year, the rise and fall of midwest princess. that was like top of my list last year. i think she and sabrina carp

candace nguyen, nbc bay area. we investigate. all right. thank you very much, candace.you have a story for candace or anyone in the investigative unit, you can call 888996 tips. or of course, you can visit our website nbcbayarea.com. slash investigations. maybe the top story of the night for a lot of people out there. how cold it's going to get, jeff. yeah, the temperatures are continuing to tumble here pretty quickly over the past couple of hours. we have this area of high pressure. it's keeping that storm track to the north. so generally clear skies tonight and certainly dry. and that's going to allow plenty of 30s across the inland valleys. you can see our frost advisories and freeze warnings stretching from clear lake all let me get you more details on. this new year's eve. and also when rain returns in your microclimate forecast. and here it is tomorrow morning. i think the general rule, once you get away from the coast and the bay will certainly be widespread 30s. we're not expecting a lot of locations to really go below freezing at this point. i think we'll be at

candace. candace has been reporting on the 911 non-emergency issues for more than a year.s isn't the first time her reporting has helped spark change. to catch up on all reports, we posted it at nbc bay area.com/911. let's take a look outside now. live look from our emeryville camera. jeff is going to return with his rainy forecast. we'll see if it rains on that 49ers this massive redwood tree crashed onto the back side of a home on eunice street. look at that. the tree also damaged the home next door. thankfully, no one was inside that part of the home. no injuries. jeff is back with us now. it was windy last night in the east bay, and that's a huge reminder to get your trees trimmed or get an arborist to check out your trees as well. yeah, and we could see some on and off gusts here with those two storms coming our way. i know you mentioned the 49ers game with all this rain coming in. i did want to show you the rain is going to be exiting, so we're going to be dry there for that 515 kickoff on thursday and 57. let me take you to that forecast and show you what we can exp

candace nguyen, nbc bay area we investigate. candace has been uncovering stories for us of abuse by catholic priests across the bay area. you can watch her previous reports. we've posted them online at nbc bay area.com/investigations. downtown san francisco is ending the year with the highest office space leasing activity since before the pandemic. according to commercial real estate company cbre, most recent preliminary numbers. leasing activity in downtown san francisco increased by 20% this year compared to last year. that's starting to bring down the vacancy rate. office vacancies rose throughout the year and hit a record high of 36.9% in the third quarter, but dipped to 36.7% this past quarter. nearly a quarter of the new leases this year came from ai companies. cbre tech insight center executive colin yasukichi says they're seeing an emerging trend that could really help san francisco and other cities that are hurting from all the business people who started working from home during the pandemic. many of these companies ma

candace, thank you for joining us.t, what happened? >> he was -- when i was sitting next to him, it got messed up and i did plan to sit next to him, so then when i was just doodling at one point, i heard him groaning and gagging. i saw him crying and i asked what was wrong. in my mind, i was like, he can't be like, he has grapes and the moment i thinked about grapes, i realized he was choking and decided to do the heimlich. >> griff: how do you know how to do the 345heimlich maneuver at eight years old? >> i don'ty know how to do it, what i was thinking was to push on his stomach and that would push air up and i did know the heimlich but i've never done it. >> griff: you did it and you did it correctly and saved a young fellow student's life. candace, mom, how does it feel that mesa public school posted thanks to thomas's quick thi thinking isaiah was able to >> bret: again. thank you thomas for being a true hero. >> how does it feel to know your son is a hero? >> dad and i and his whole family are very, very proud of

we spoke with candace in customer india, the ex, just like a drug. it affects the human brain in the same way. same way you don't think about your family, siblings, or even your relatives difficulty and you just use your mind to spit out on your board, but it is such a big discount forward. but i scanned the law is one of the young people in the himalayan region who was tempted to stop gambling to make money due to the lack of work of what you introduced on an employment. there is unemployment in a situation is also not very helpful yet. which is why people get easily attracted . yeah, i mean, because in my experience, everyone wants to and click money. yes, i sounds like it's actually a big issue. yeah, both right on my side. tumbling his bond and socially stigmatized in the muslim majority territory, but below could easily access online gambling infecting with his phone without any one finding out the name of a friend, my friend, this became aware of my habits. i was trying to convince me against it. they told me it is not good, but i did not liste

so a lot of countries and there was no way ever been candace that way, at one point into that helps our with keen interest. like we did, i had friends with us. cuz other countries i was hoping that you know, put in a claim to say, know what most of you guys did it wrong. the, [000:00:00;00] the russian states never as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community best most i'll send, send up the same assistance to progress be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the russians cruising and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say a request, which is the or the welcome to cross that cool homes? were all things are considered on peter a little bit? charles shocking doesn't even begin to describe, but the fall of damascus to a brand new terrace with western support in so quickly as a world historic event. the middle east has been fundamentally reordered the resistance as essentially collapse. we discuss these issues and

. >> candace strickland fears after the mountain fire destroyed her home, the meager resources she'sovided to survive will not prevent her from ending up on the street. candace and her partner david, visiting the conference center in camarillo, hoping to get a disaster relief loan from the federal small business administration, or sba, which set up inside of the building to help victims. yet they've learned bad news. the sba has run out of money and needs congress to appropriate more. >> i mean, we're so thankful that we're okay and we know we're going to be okay. you know, and we you know, we make sure his mom knows the three of us are going to be okay. but it's very scary. >> even if we end up in a tent or in the car, we'll be together. we'll be all right. >> sba officials telling eyewitness news with disasters devastating communities throughout america this year alone, from hurricanes to fires, federal money for disasters has been strained, leaving the sba looking to congress to appropriate more funding, hopefully sooner than later. david frustrated, saying when americans need hel

candace nguyen, nbc bay area. we investigate.dace has been uncovering stories of abuse by catholic priests across the bay area, including revelations about priests in the oakland diocese. watch our previous reports on our website. go to nbcbayarea.com. slash investigations. a sweet new addition on the warriors home turf. take a look and a taste with your eyes, if you will. a popular dessert shop, the baked bear, opening its latest location today in thrive city, the shop offers a variety of handmade cookies as well as different ice cream styles and flavors. joins about a dozen other businesses operating outside chase center in san francisco. i just want to thank everybody from the chase center, from the warriors team. they've been so supportive. you know, you couldn't ask for a better group of people to work with. and, you know, we're looking forward to it. and hopefully we have a good, long, successful time here at the chase center. the restaurant is known for things such as that. that's an ice cream sandwich, maybe a double deck

candace douglas is distraught. her daughters beloved school renaissance academy in senate say is slated to be shut down. >> really drives me crazy. is this renaissance school is not the same is not fun. >> and they want to merge those 2 schools together. >> the program that's here is going to be. take it away. and this this cool actually works. the scores are high. test scores are high in this cool daughter has severe dyslexic and learning disabilities and she has. >> skyrocketed in the school. >> renaissance academy at fisher is one of 6 schools. the alum rock union school board voted to close next year in an attempt to deal with the 20 million dollar shortfall. 8 schools will be merged as well in the coming years. >> and my family, mentally i have ties to fisher from back in the case because i was an alumni here. i wanted my kids to go to them out of the traditional charter school to put them in apparent choice school and that was being taken away from and the padilla is daughter also attends renaissance. definit

candace nguyen, nbc bay area. we investigate.covering stories of abuse by catholic priests across the bay area. watch her previous reports on our website nbcbayarea.com. slash investigations. today, president elect trump spoke at his biggest public event since winninghe election. he hinted at a potential meeting soon with russian president vladimir puti, and addressed criticism about elon musk's influence. here's nbc's aaron gilchrist. reporter the golden age of america is upon us. it is tonight. president elect trump in phoenix for his largest public event since winning the white house, taking a victory lap. january 20th will truly be liberation day in america. is that okay? liberation day. in his hour long speech to the conservative turning point usa conference, trump addressed his cabinet picks, tax cuts and ending the war in ukraine. president putin said that he wants to meet with me as soon as possible. reporter the president elect never spoke directly about last week's narrowly averted government shutdown. democrats blamed

if this is candace in 75 minutes on d, w, the easiest on the rounded oak trees and see you then bye, a sign nights and over the full season. natures, great, adaptive and living see to europe of trees, gulf jenny reset on w. disruption is a goal. k us is the goal. it's a wrecking crew is radically, they want to bring the system down the stream right. come so the donald trump will be the next president of the united states. rather nice in some ways for the vision is the american society vision works for him. he wants to increase polarization, have to wait for trump's rise to power. these were the foot soldiers of mazda, the success for the rest of the world. us say the value of the also rise starts january 18th on the dw, the this is dw news live from berlin, confusion over the future direction of syria, the rebel leader off, but i'll show ra, strikes a deal to unite to rival munitions separately. kurdish forces launch a counter offensive against the syrian national army, which is backed by turkey. also coming up, germany's president calls for unity in the wake of an attack on a christ

in here with building testing and developing hardware that will actually fly in space like this is candace. he said no, the simulation, it's the real thing was i could go down as well. um on the somebody it'd be to be off. let's take a look at the sensor. the originally is currently flying 500 kilometers above us. searching for space to bring comfort. so if it takes the smallest particles moving at high speeds in low hole, but now case we want to be here of the austrian space spawn has specialized in tracking the smallest pieces of space debris to do this, they develop special circuit boards, but listen in space like a microphone. if this technology works, the investor plans to start a company that collects space debris data and sells it to satellite operators. between here and paid and i easy part of a send would structure me to find the gloss composites with conductive elements. let me this allows us to detect a tiny as pieces of space, debris, and which can cause damage on the note as much damage as a fist sized object. we can track the millions of tiny particles that float around up. t

my name is candace morrison, i'm a professor at or viewed a p and history. the one of my key research interests is in the history of war. hotels war hotels are buildings that function as normal hotels, but often in the context of real instability. so i look at new minnesota towels, sorry, vitality and beta. it's commodore and but also the hotel you to open bell fasts, for example, the lead your palace in you can see a cypress, all of these hotels have continued to functions, right? this period of instability some are with in the real midst of an urban conflict. a war hotel emerges out of a history where john lewis, over a long period before was thought of somehow find it a continual place to be a war for no convenient near the center of activity in the city where the politics happens, where the culture happens, where you meet people, the hotels, which may be route to the tortoise center of the middle east. and i'm going through the movie and i've long been a report to the reporting for more over the wells. and that, for, i've been and was the most memorable

candace winn joins us from a target in san jose with the story.rom finding deals to returning gifts to using those gift cards, the parking lot has been full for most of today, with a line at the customer service desk inside the parking lot of valley fair. hints at what to expect inside the mall. these post-christmas crowds have become as traditional as the holiday valley fair, even offering valet parking for an extra 20 bucks, you'll spend an hour, maybe more, finding parking, and you'll technically be forced to get valet because it's that bad. vanessa negrete actually hoped to avoid the mall rush, heading to the target on colman avenue, only to find the same thing. crowds. really hectic, hard to walk around, a lot of shopping carts involved in the hallways, with many people returning gifts. many others were still buying. gift cards remain one of the top gifts to give. i got a lot of gift cards to amazon, but not without risks. the federal trade commission estimates tens of millions of dollars in gift card losses every month. shawn bullock recentl

my name is candace morrison, i'm a professor viewed a p and history. the one of my key research interests is in the history of war. hotels war hotels are buildings that function as normal hotels. but often in the context of real instability. so i look at new minnesota sales, sorry, vitality and beta. it's commodore and but also the hotel you to fund bell fasts, for example, the lead your palace in you can see a cypress, all of these hotels have continued to function throughout this period of instability. some are with in the real midst of an urban conflict. a war hotel emerges out of a history where john lewis, over a long period before was thought of somehow find it a continual place to be a war for an o convenient near the center of activity and the city where the politics happens, where the culture happens. where you meet people, the hotels, which may be route to the tortoise center of the middle east. i'm jealous who they will be and i've long been a report to the reporting for more over the wells. and therefore, i been and was the most memorable a

candace raj, the state department of justice is conducting this criminal investigation of contra costa health, according to sources i spoke to with direct knowledge. at the same time, another state department says the county agency is taking action now to fix problems highlighted in our reporting. back in may, we heard from the county public health nurse who blew the whistle. she talked about a new state benefit the county started providing called enhanced care management, or ecm. it's for our most fragile and most medically complicated medi-cal patients. it's supposed to serve the whole patient, both their medical and social needs. now, the nurse said since 2022, contra costa health's ecm program has been ignoring medical needs and improperly documenting care. she said one patient died because an undiagnosed bedsore turned into a bone infection and another passed away. she said after receiving no medical checkup for an entire year, it's been heartbreaking. it's been really heartbreaking because we are supposed to be helping these patients. we reached out to contra costa health. they s

candace nguyen, nbc bay area. we investigate and if you have a story for candice or our investigative unit, please give us a call 888996 tips. you can also visit our website nbcbayarea.com. slash investigations. be careful of some cucumbers. the fda is expanding a recall linked to a salmonella outbreak. the cucumbers are from sun fed produce, bologna and farms, and russ davis wholesale. all are farms in arizona. they were shipped to 35 states, including here in california, nevada and oregon. the fda says 68 people so far have been infected, 18 hospitalized. health officials urge anyone who ate those cucumbers and feels sick to call their doctor. some criminals stole a scam is draining gift cards, so you've got to protect that plastic. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you how next. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll update you on how we're doing so far for the rainfall season. and there's quite a bit of a contrast happening on the weather boards. also rain chances. we'll take a closer look

candace douglas is distraught.rd owners beloved school renaissance academy in senate say is slated to be shut down. >> really drives me crazy. is this renaissance school is not the same is not fun. >> and they want to merge those 2 schools together. the program that's here is going to be. take it away. and this this cool actually works. the scores are high. scores are high in this cool daughter has severe dyslexic and learning disabilities and she has. >> skyrocketed in the school. >> renaissance academy at fisher is one of 6 schools. the alum rock union school board voted to close next year in an attempt to deal with the 20 million dollar shortfall. 8 schools will be merged as well in the coming years. >> and my family, family mentally i have ties to fisher from back in the case because i was an alumni here. i wanted my kids to go to them out of the traditional charter school to put them in apparent choice school and that was being taken away from and the padilla is daughter also attends renaissance. definitely wr

can you look, oh, you prepays, hey, candace was laced fabric, adding a unique dimension to her work and an element of luxury, drawing the view into the subtly expressive world. this is interesting. i've actually never use something like this. can i actually have seen me, those of us show you maybe from a 5 will look like the film and but as you come close to and i it seems like there's actually like flowers. and this is, and i think that actually speak to lots of how women are. i think it makes my word feel like encountering me. there's like a soft, smooth, and just as swag about women that i really enjoy. actually wanted to be a fashion designer when i was younger. so i central a lot, but i would like to like when the next one. so it's and then and naturally in school when you're receiving praise for something you're interested in, it starts to grow. you start to feel like you're in the right place thinking thing . but then the turning point was that when i was in grade 9, and i had a visual art teacher at the time, names missed angles. and he took eyes to assist studios for like a sch

this is candace peters. in 15 minutes on dw, discover the new life stories the exciting adventures. and to be the inspirational ideas the documentary in 19 minutes d, w, the, in the if you like, history and with the side of culture, travel and control vesee. this one that i'm a single book us that will for the wow, that's up i can do in everyday life. every day we encounter so many things that we don't even notice and i just got a straight into the background, but it is self. i'm trying to spot my own them. what you say might just surprise. we're going to dig up that the on the everyday things around. when did they come from? when, why did they have all the time? we can just search for the day and take them out where i mean hey, you looking for something. welcome to c d w on your portal to pick trainers and clips from us docs. and in this story here. so just a click away watching this video. see what's going on. hello, and a warm welcome to you. would you meet unusual people? yes, i am crazy. describe this fascinating places. you've had a global perspective. explore great ideas. let

we spoke with candace in customer india it's just like a drug. it affects the human brain in the same way.

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candace nguyen, nbc, bay area news. now to oakland, where one man is under arrest after leading police on a high-speed chase that ended in a crash. you're going to see it right here, all caught on camera by our nbc bay area sky ranger started around three this afternoon near 73rd and weld. chp says they spotted a car associated with a prior crime. as they got behind him, the driver took off and the chase began. it ended when the suspect crashed into a bystander's vehicle at international and fruitvale. the suspect then took off running. officers followed, including one of their k-9s. it wasn't long before the dog brought the man to justice. ultimately, officers took him into custody near 34th and international. no word on the condition of the driver he hit. wind, rain and waves. it has been a dangerous and deadly week on california coast, with massive swells creating hazards from sonoma county to san diego. those massive waves are predicted to continue until sunday at least, and are drawing big crowds to the shoreline.

i was in the probably, this is candace john. yeah, a little bit at a time and i get it cleaned up. i get all the big, jumped into there and believe it or not, a lot of that stuff and get even though it's burned up here to get utilize, you know, and i want to try to find somebody clean. i'll just step out and have this car painted, you know, like do graffiti on it and some people are very good and the yeah, this was a good car. it was white headed convertible type. married. and then somebody ran in there one day. so it was on fire by the time i came out the door a to see my trump r plus i didn't know if there's gas and i didn't want it to blow blow me up. yeah. the, [000:00:00;00] the there wasn't a while. you have a fire, you know, um, so we had a fire that devastated the people who lived here for about 10 years. 20 yards from it. it is massive me and like a can me here. yeah, we woke up and then i woke up in the morning because my feet were hot because my baby was on fire. so that was a huge loss because bad like, uh, uh, $20.00 to $30000.00 worth of equipment in there. which i'm

thanks, candace. thanks, janelle. well, the bay area has been one o the world's main testing grounds for driverless cars as well with innovation. but with that comes scandal and some serious safety issues. senior investigative reporter bigad shaban joins us now. and it's been a great year for autonomous cars. what did you find? well, great and not so great depending on who you ask and what company you're talking about. right now there are actually some 30 companies gemmell across california that have permits to test their driverless cars. now, a vast majority are required to have human safety drivers behind the wheel. but right now there are hundreds of driverless cars with no one at the driver's seat. that includes amazon's zoox, which is the most recent company actually to get permission to start flaunting their driverless tech. but really, the main show in town is google's sister company, and that's waymo. in fact, they're the only company right now to actually be able to surpass the testing phase and regularly off

candace, thanks so much for that preview. there's another turn in california's road to emission emission free vehicles. the plan right now is to phase out all gas fueled new cars by the year 2035. president elect trump is vowing to eliminate this and other similar mandates. but today, the biden administration a authorize california's policy ordering automakers to comply with the state's changing requirements. the move is viewed as a potential new obstacle ahead of the transition of power in january. earlier this week, the supreme court declined to hear an appeal on the issue. all right. i am here once again with our meteorologist, vianey arana, to talk about the weather i see looking outside. no more fog. it's looking good right now. winter weather has been doing its thing, and right now we're in the 50s. so temperatures pretty average for this time of year. but you're right, audrey. most of that fog is gone. but we will see a return of some of it in some areas. so let's get right to your microclimate forecast to talk about t

our candace wynn is speaking to shoppers right now, trying to get those after holiday deals. but on this thursday, we start with that next round of rain bringing more dangerous waves to the bay area coast. a high surf advisory went into effect this morning and lasts all the way until sunday. our sergio quintana is at pacifica this afternoon and sergio, not a bad day. we had a little bit of drying this afternoon. a lot of people spending time at the beaches. yeah, it was sunny here for a couple of hours here at pacifica state beach, and so a lot of people did come out to the beach. but this high surf advisory has been issued by the san francisco weather service, national weather service office, and it does extend all the way until sunday. they are predicting waves between 20 and 30ft. and we did see some of those swells just driving between pacifica and also down to half moon bay. we saw some of those waves along the coast. one of the residents in montara beach in montara tells us that of course they are beautiful to watch, especially from a distance. she warns that they are b

mucha gente nos llaman," si lo llevÓ candace ustedes me van a detener" no pere eso esta chp. estÁ haciendo conciencia de que tiene que tener precauciones, de que tiene que obedecer las reglas. nos hemos dado cuenta que hay gente que estÁ mejorando pero bueno, nunca estÁ por demÁs recordarles cuÁles son las medidas de seguridad que se han establecido para su propia seguridad. maribel: como siempre decimos, el trabajo es uno en equipo y logramos esa recompensa como siempre, muchÍsimas gracias por acompaÑarnos en vivo aquÍ en noticias univisiÓn california. nos vamos a una pausa. estaremos hablando sobre esos cambios que llegan para aquellas personas que dependen de medicare y esto podrÍa afectar ciertos cobros o ciertos gastos. ademÁs emite una alerta de salÓn tras detectarse la gripe aviar h5 en alimentos para gatos. [mÚsica] maribel: buenos dÍas. comencÉ este segmento con informaciÓn de salud, porque partir del 1 de enero adultos mayores que tienen medicare ya no van a las termas de $2000 en el aÑo en sus medicamentos, por el nuevo lÍmite de pago que entra en vigor en esa fech

like this is candace. he said no, the simulation, it's the real thing. clicking on the somebody. let's take a look at the sensor. thank you. the originally is currently flying 500 kilometers above us, searching for space to break comfortable. so it takes the smallest particles moving at high speeds in low a little bit. but the now case we want to be here for you and i'll look at all the austrian space form has specialized in tracking the smallest pieces of space debris. to do this, they develop special circuit boards, but listen in space like a microphone. if this technology works, the investor plans to start a company that collect space debris data and sells it to satellite operators. be seen here and paid and i easy part of a sandwich. structural may to find the gloss composites with conductive elements. let me this allows us to detect a tiny as pieces of space debris, which can cause damage the note as much damage as a fist sized object. we can track the millions of tiny particles that float around up there. in the spring of 2023. so form launched at 2nd research satellite int

like this is candace, he said, noticing relation, it's the real thing. can you go down as well? um on the somebody, it'd take me off. let's take a look at a sense. uh, thank steve. richard is currently flying 500 kilometers above us. searching for space to bring thoughtful tools to text the smallest particles moving at high speeds in low full. but what do you now case? we want to be here of the, the austrian space phone has specialized and tracking the smallest pieces of space debris. to do this, they develop special circuit boards, but listen in space like a microphone. if this technology works, the investor plans to start a company that collect space debris data and sells it to satellite operators between here and paid and i easy part of a sandwich structural me to find the gloss composite with conductive elements. let me this allows us to detect a tiny as pieces of space debris which can cause damage on the note as much damage as a fixed size. don't check my contract, the millions of tiny particles that float around up. then in the spring of 2023, the form launched its 2nd re

candace delong, a former f.b.i.minal profiler interviewed nearly 50 convicted murderers, the former head nurse at the institute of psychiatry of university of northwestern hospital. based on that new information what does it matter whether he was a customer or not of united health? >> i do not think it matters at all. united health is widely known to be -- they're one of the big top five insurance companies. and that was his target. the insurance industry. and so he went for the ceo. it doesn't matter that he wasn't personally injured. he seems to have taken it upon himself to be some kind of avenging angel and he has in what he did kind of wrapped himself in this cloak of righteousness. i am here to protect the rest of all of you from evil insurance companies. >> bill: this from a reddit account that we believe is associated to him, okay? august 3, 2023. he writes when my back problems went bad on me last year it was devastating as a young, athletic person. i was destined to chronic pain and desk job the rest of my

i can look like shockingly i can live like michael jordan candace parker. only thing different about us is that we don't have a gym. >> athletes at mercy high school in burlingame are looking to have home-court advantage in the near future. the all-girl schools been around for 94 years but has never had a gym on campus. currently the basketball and volleyball players travel up to 20 miles to access facilities from other schools for practice and games. this giving season mercy highs, hoping for support from the community help fund the final 6 million dollars needed to reach their goal of building. a new athletic center. without facilities on campus. we are kind of at the mercy. >> of other schools in terms of their schedules. and when we practice when we can play. so sometimes our athletes are practicing until 6 or 07:00pm at night. so we are in the process of a capital campaign called building the dream because it's been a dream of generations of young women at mercy to have a home to call their own. and it's so much more than just building a gym. it's real

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i can look like shockingly i can live like michael jordan candace parker.y thing different about us is that we don't have a gym. >> while athletes at mercy high school in burlingame that they're looking to have home-court advantage in the near future. the all-girls school. it's been around for 94 years now, but he's never had a gym on campus. currently the basketball and volleyball players travel up to 20 miles to access facilities from other schools just here for practice and for games. but this giving season mercy high is hoping for a little support from the community to help fund the final 6 million dollars needed to reach their goal of building. a new athletic center. without facilities on campus. we are kind of at the mercy. >> other schools in terms of their schedules and when we practice when we can play. so sometimes our athletes are practicing until 6 or 07:00pm at night. so we are in the process of a capital campaign called building the dream because it's been a dream of generations of young women at mercy to have a home to call their own. and it'

candace douglas is distraught.e academy in the senate say is slated to be shut down. >> really drives me crazy. is this renaissance school is not the same is not fun. >> and they want to merge those 2 schools together. the program that's here is going to be. taking away. and this this cool actually works. the scores are high. that test scores are high in this cool daughter has severe dyslexic and learning disabilities and she has. >> skyrocketed in the school. >> renaissance academy at fisher is one of 6 schools. the alum rock union school board voted to close next year in an attempt to deal with the 20 million dollar shortfall. 8 schools will be merged as well in the coming years. >> and my family, family, a mentally i have ties to fisher from back in the case because i was an alumni here. >> i wanted my kids to go to them out of the traditional charter school to put them in apparent choice school and that was being taken away from and the padilla is daughter also attends renaissance. definitely wrong. the distric

i can look like shockingly i can live like michael jordan candace parker.rent about us is that we don't have a gym. >> well, athletes at mercy high school in burlingame are looking to at some point, have home court advantage. this all-girl schools been around 94 years, but they've ever had a gym. and at the moment, the basketball and volleyball teams have to travel some cases 20 miles just to access a facility where they can practice let alone host their home games. and this season. they're hoping mercy high school is hoping that support from the community will help them close the gap and achieve there fundraising goals to finally be able to build athletic center of their own. >> without facilities on campus, we are kind of at the mercy other schools in terms of their schedules. and when we practice when we can play. so sometimes our athletes are practicing until 06:00pm or 07:00pm at night. so we are in the process of a capital campaign called building the dream. >> because it's been a dream of generations of young women at mercy to have a home to call the