están instando a los líderes de san josé a reconsiderar los planes para un nuevo cementerio en coyote valleyínea de la cresta en un área crítica para el hábitat de la vida silvestre y pues la protección de inunda ciones. en nuestra serie de crisis climática, la vida marina en la bahía de monterey está siendo amenazada por la basura que están dejando los humanos ahí en la playa. >> bueno, esto según el nuevo informe de precisamente el santuario marino nacional de la bahía de monterrey de la oficina nacional de administración oceánica y atmosférica. por eso cynthia pimentel nos cuenta los detalles y también cómo se puede combatir este problema. buenas tardes. >> desafortunadamente, así son los detalles del nuevo reporte en una zona muy conocida por residentes del área de la bahía y la costa central, el informe estudió el tramo de 276 millas de la costa. en los años 2000 17 a 2021. >> los investigadores encontraron que los fragmentos de plástico colillas de cigarros, envolturas de alimentos y bebidas representaban más de la mitad de la basura. los voluntarios también encontraron hasta electrodo

. >> developers are focused on a 100 acre land in san jose's coyote valley cemetery complex could includeeral home, a chapel and an office along with mausoleums and crematoriums. environmental groups say the cemetery would have a devastating impact on the southern san jose wildlife and natural resources. but developers argue the city is in desperate need of more space to bury its dead. >> people who run a popular restaurant in oakland are stepping in to help a couple across the bay. the couple owned la canasta in san francisco's mission district and a series of issues health and home related meant they had to shut down earlier this year after 35 years in business. well, now the owner of oakland's grand lake kitchen is hosting a pop up tamale sale to help. >> we have the location where people can come pick up and we have the infrastructure to be able to help the couple in san francisco work together when their family ran the restaurant. >> but now the wife is all alone, cranking out meals in the kitchen of their san francisco home. >> you need a space to do it. you're right. now doing it i

developers are focused on 100 acres of land in san jose's coyote valley.y complex would include a funeral home, a chapel and an office along with mausoleums and crematorium. environmental groups say the cemetery would have a devastating impact on wildlife and natural resources in southern san jose. but developers argue the city is in desperate need of more space to bury its dead. >> that's all that was happening. i it was mad. it was like really? no, that's my package. >> a robbery of a california fedex truck caught on camera. the investigation now underway of the theft that lasted less than a minute. plus we're on the san francisco state university campus where faculty members are preparing for a one day strike. ♪ listen. we know things don't quite add up right now. inflation is down. rent is up. well, when the cost of living is high, we find new ways to go low. we've lowered the price on hundreds of your favorite ikea products. designing something beautiful is easy. designing something beautiful with great quality for a low price? that's a different stor

valley road out towards oakley. it is wet and in the south bay. watch out for the rain from alum rock across san jose. story road , evergreen, coyote road. it is going to be a slow going ride tonight. we do have a coastal flood advisory. that is in effect right now until friday morning for the monterey bay for the bay area, it begins at 10 a.m. tomorrow until 1 p.m. thursday. the high tide will be peaking tomorrow, just before noon between seven and just over seven feet. which is why minor, low lying flooding is expected there. the storm is moving in across northern and central california. we are seeing snow in the highest elevations here in the bay area. we're still seeing those scattered showers and that's what's going to continue through late tonight. 9 p.m. you're still seeing that wet weather. 11 p.m. we're looking at some wet spots across the region. winds have been gusty. not as strong as earlier, but 31 miles an hour. atlas peak right now 30 oakland hills. and as we look at our storm impact scale, it's a level one through tonight. showers, gusty winds, slippery roads and low visibility. a high surf warning goes up early tomorrow