it's unclear if she was in a crosswalk at the time she suffered major injuries.word yet on her condition. well, some progress tonight on the sixth largest wildfire in california history, the park fire in butte county is now 14% contained. investigators say the fire ignited last wednesday by a suspected arsonist, who is now in custody. that fire has burned more than 370,000 acres. more than 4000 people are evacuated, and more than 100 buildings are destroyed. meantime, the accused arsonist appeared in court today for the first time since he was arrested on thursday, 42 year old ronnie stout, the second, faces felony arson charges. he's accused of pushing a burning car down a gully and then calmly walking away. he watched the fire, watched the fire develop under his car. stout is expected to enter a plea at his next court appearance on thursday. he already has two felony convictions, and so a third could mean a possible life sentence. here in the bay area, fire crews are getting the upper hand on the creek fire in sunol that fire has burned more than 744 acres and

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or it could just be having painted crosswalks so that pedestrians can cross the street. there is a variety of countermeasures that can be used. anything we can do to support safer streets including streets that receive federal funding, that is extremely valuable. >> i would like to look at another important topic. automakers are including new software in vehicles that can assist drivers with accelerating, breaking and turning and these are only designed for use under certain road conditions. with an alert driver behind the wheel. these features are especially dangerous when automakers give them misleading names that lull drivers into a false sense of security. the worst offender is tesla. who has created an autopilot mode that should be called semi pilate. in your view, do tesla drivers understand the autopilot mode can be operated on certain roads and require active driver engagement and they can push the button and go to sleep? >> thank you very much for the question. as i mentioned in the opening statement, it is imperative that we distinguish between actual autonomou

if cars are parked which are too close to the crosswalk, drivers can't see who is about to cross the street. it's a proven way to prevent traffic crashes. which have way too much crashes and fatalities in our city. these updates to the shared spaces program will help to ensure safety and accessibility for everyone so we can all enjoy these public spaces. more information is available at sf dot gov slash shared government television. >> my name is kevin roger tang one live owners and at a 2 owe 50 that's it avenue in the sunset so the bayview original hip hop store we have music so every purchase counts for either the charts and the tri work chart that is acquired by 3 best friends we love k pop and why not share that and would the community here in the bay. and originally supposed to open up an eco but unfortunately, the covid hit by the we got creative with the social media and engaged and bring in people within the being sure like pop and the instagram live or hip hope to bring that connection with the bayview k pop community and we grow. and hello we're a collective store so the c

investigators say she may have been in the crosswalk when she was hit.e application window is now open for nonprofit organizations and places of worship across california to get grants to help protect against violent attacks and hate crimes. governor newsom announced today that the state is expediting the deployment of millions of dollars in grants. the application window is opening months before the process begins, typically, and the state is making $76 million available. that money can be used on security enhancements, including reinforced doors, gates, high intensity lighting, and inspection and screening systems. >> many of the women who were transferred from the federal prison in dublin to other facilities in miami, seattle and philadelphia say they haven't felt sunlight in months, >> the only area that has, full length, floor to ceiling windows is one of the gyms has those windows, but again, those windows are just solid windows. no louvers, no fresh air, nothing like that. >> paul knudsen says his daughter, carolyn is not doing well at a prison in

it's unclear if she was in the crosswalk. she did suffer major injuries.ate on her condition. now to a live look in san francisco. this is where homeless advocates are expressing disappointment over the recent threat at the city and state level to crack down on encampments. mayor london breed now vowing to get tough with the unhoused who refuse city services. now, late last week, governor gavin newsom issued an order. this is for cities across the state seemingly authorizing homeless sweeps in light of the recent grants pass supreme court decision, community leaders will join advocates today for a news conference denouncing the new strategy. it takes place at 11 a.m. just outside a new city mid-market hotel. developing new now crews across california are continuing to battle massive wildfires in the state. first is the burro fire in kern county. it started last wednesday in the kern river canyon, spreading rapidly due to strong winds. a historic mining community has been decimated as firefighters have tried to battle this massive blaze at least 80,000 acre

it's unclear if she was in the crosswalk. she did suffer some major injuries.pdate on her condition as of this morning. well, now to a live look in san francisco. this is where homeless advocates are expressing disappointment over the recent threat to the city. and state level to crack down on encampments. the mayor london breed, now vowing to get tough with the unhoused who refused to seek city services that are offered to them. now. as of late last week, governor gavin newsom issued an order for cities across the state seemingly authorizing homeless sweeps in light of the recent grants passed. the supreme court decision. community leaders will join advocates today for a news conference denouncing the new strategy. it's going to take place at 11 a.m. outside a now empty mid-market hotel developing right now. governor newsom today will get an up close look at the damage from a large wildfire burning in southern california. the borough fire has now burned more than 80,000 acres in kern county since last wednesday. flames wiped out a historic mining community and

pedestrians, cyclists, people with mobility challenges and motorists by investing in safer sidewalks, crosswalks and street and reducing driving speeds. importantly, the healthy vibrant bond aligns with city policies such as transit first, vision zero, climate action and safe streets initiatives all focus reducing traffic crashes, promoting equity and protecting our city and future generations. thank you mayor breed and board of supervisors for supporting this bond measure. san franciscans deserve safer streets now. thank you. [applause] >> good morning. my name is lauren ellis, the very proud owner of ck contemp rear a art gallery on powell street. i moved to san francisco at 21 and took my firs job on geary street. this year i celebrated 20 years of working in the heart of union square, including the last 11 years of the small business owner. [applause] in late 2019, i signed a lease to move my gallery from geary street to powell. i made the decision because at that time, powell was the gold standard. it was the bustling vibrant heart of the city economic core and the best place in san francis

. >> tonight's meeting was held at the crosswalk community church. now, a second meeting in spanish has been set for july 17th. again there in napa. okay, cal fire crews also battling another big fire, this one in siskiyou county. the shelley fire broke out last wednesday in the marble mountain wilderness area that you see here. this is near shelley lake and the pacific crest trail. cal fire says due to the hot, dry conditions in this area and the difficult access through rugged terrain, well, this fire has now grown to more than 6000 acres and a nearly a week later, here we are. it is still at zero containment. several communities are under evacuation orders. resources here in the bay area also heading up north to assist with the shelley fire. the alameda fire department department deploying a crew as part of a california office of emergency services strike team. all of california really working together. anytime a fire breaks out in our state. best of luck to those firefighters from alameda who are on their way there. but we did get a little bit of

they believe she was in the crosswalk, but says it will take more investigating to confirm that. >> we will go and download the electronic data recorder device out of the vehicle to determine speeds. if we can, if it recorded in the vehicle, which we anticipate it will, we'll look at any possible other evidence, whether we have a video or camera or audio evidence to look at to help us determine the cause of the collision. >> the chp says it's looking into what the officer was doing before the crash. the victim was taken to the hospital with major head trauma. no word on her condition. >> tonight, three redwood city police officers are recovering tonight after being assaulted while trying to question a suspected shoplifter. police say 31 year old aaron martinez of redwood city struck an officer in the face with a bottle of alcohol when two officers tried to approach him outside of a safeway store. police say the suspect continued fighting with officers and resisted arrest, while a large crowd displayed what police called antagonistic behavior towards the officers. >> it bothers me becau

it's unclear if the woman was in a crosswalk.o don't know if the driver stayed at that scene. a portion of tully remains closed right now. well, this is a pivotal moment in california. governor newsom says no excuses. he is ordering local officials to remove homeless encampments. san francisco has long struggled to deal with this issue, and city leaders and homeless advocates have different views on how to approach the governor's directive. here's nbc's gia vang. today, i announced an executive order to move the process forward. we're done. it's time to move with urgency. at the local level to clean up these sites. homeless encampment sites where governor gavin newsom says the state has invested billions of dollars to address the housing crisis. it comes after a supreme court ruling that made it easier for cities to remove tents and punish people for sleeping on sidewalks. but at the coalition on homelessness in san francisco, which is embattled in a ninth circuit court lawsuit with the city. it was really, i think, a big slap in

they'll be upgrading them to have better pedestrian signals, renovated ramps and new crosswalk markings. caltrans says drivers may see some slight delays in the area during the work over the next few weeks, and a charity in san jose wants students to have the right materials when they return to school next week. sacred heart community service is distributing back to school supplies at their annual pack a back event this week. they'll be filling up new backpacks with school supplies for students in the san jose unified school district. it's part of their goal to provide high quality backpacks to 4000 students. the receiving families pre-registered for the giveaway. >> do you like the color pink? yeah >> we prepare the materials that students will need based on the grades. they all have a binder, notebook, color pencils, pens, pencils, markers, scissors, glue sticks, yeah, pretty much everything that they will need like that usually is in their, material list. that they are given at the beginning of the school year. >> event organizers say the pack back program can help save families. an

eerily similar stories of almost being hit by waymo cars while helping kids and families along the crosswalks. the mayor is now calling our findings concerning. we're told city officials plan to meet with waymo leaders next month to address the safety concerns. we are doing everything we can within our authority to hold them accountable, but we have to also make sure that they understand that it's not a place where anything goes. let's bring in our investigative reporter, bigad shaban, who's been leading our coverage for this. i don't know, months or even a couple of years now. i know it's been a while, it's been a long time. and we know this talk is cheap. what could the mayor actually do? what changes could she make? or is she threatening to make? well, we definitely know two things. first of which, san francisco officials say city leaders from the department of transportation are scheduled to meet with leaders at waymo next month to address these very safety concerns. the second thing, raj training sessions that have historically been held for school crossing guards in san francisco happen

and now the city has added a crosswalk and a traffic light.y grandma would would walk to sonic to get some ice cream. >> and there's. it's very dangerous because of all of the street racers that there is. i wonder if you guys have any solution to fix this. >> are so cute. william thanked city officials for taking him seriously. and finally some cows causing chaos. call it a sister version of a bull in a china shop. >> in this case, it was cows crashing through a convenience store. these bovines trashed the store in columbia, knocking over everything in their path before eventually walking out. locals didn't say why the cows were so interested in shopping. i feel like this has happened before. or maybe i'm just having deja vu. >> are i think so, well, closer to home, this alligator was ready for some grocery shopping. it was lurking under the shopping carts at a supermarket in south carolina. yikes. other shoppers gave it plenty of distance. see you later, distance. see you later, alligator. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ ja

if cars are parked which are too close to the crosswalk, drivers can't see who is about to cross the street. it's a proven way to prevent traffic crashes. which have way too much crashes and fatalities in our city. these updates to the shared spaces program will help to ensure safety and accessibility for everyone so we can all enjoy these public spaces. more information is available at sf dot gov slash shared [music] since the opening on third and mission in 2010 the grove is a epicenter. tis is part of the community. we bring tourist, we bring convention ears and have a huge group of locers who live here. we are their living room and love to see them on a regular basis and seek newcomers to the city of san francisco and serve them a good dose of san francisco hospitality. we make everything in house from scratch every dape we vahand carved [indiscernible] the chicken pot pie we serve probably a hundred thousand if not more. roasted chicken, prime rib, salad[indiscernible] coffee cake and [indiscernible] all the pies are fresh baked. the home made cookies are done, once, twice a day

when we look at the trade, we are in crosswalks.t is now and in both cases but the courts it is more down between roles. who is the beneficiary especially in the direct investment. the beneficiaries are the countries that trade with everybody and work with everybody. my view is that the work is now so economically integrated that to completely fragment and break it through separate entities as it was at the time of the cold war is difficult, not impossible but more difficult. and there's an enormous role of technology when i was on the other side of the iron curtain, i had no clue how life was here, none. now you see what the others are doing and you are inspired to do better so i don't think we can go that direction short of some dramatic event, god forbid. what can we do, the imf? be very pragmatic and focus on the common interest of our members and bring them together. we had a role to play with different entities together. we created together the global sovereign debt roundtable. what is it? it is a place where traditional credi

the work includes curb repairs, resurfacing, bike lane, crosswalks and other upgrades to more than 41me and where the work will begin should have been sent out to residents. the improvement project is expected to be finished by the end of november. well, a group of customers and members of sam's club are threatening to take their business to costco. sam's club plus members are angry that sam's club will stop offering free shipping for items that cost less than $50. free shipping will only be given to mobile app and website orders that are $50 or more. otherwise, there's an $8 fee. customers are going online. they're criticizing sam's club, the company says it's increasing access to different ways of shopping, making it easier for customers to get the products they want at a location. and time that they want. meantime patelco credit union systems have now been stabilized after a recent ransomware attack. the hack on june 29th paused banking services for almost a half million patelco credit union members. the security breach left them barred from electronic payments, deposits and transf

>>with device in his hand as he's driving right as he's turning into the crosswalk. was your eye, our cell phones would have been checked. somebody is dead confiscating. it's not just about money in some settlement, you know, to sweep this under the it's about making an example of somebody who did something very, very wrong. >>the family says are disappointed. they haven't even heard an apology from the driver. we reached out to the band's the da's office and have not yet heard in the news center, samantha cortese ktla, 5 news. more news the californi state fair has been around for over 165 years. but winter returns to cal expo this weekend. guests can do something they've never been able to do before in its history. you can now buy and smoke. cannabis on the fairgrounds. organizers tells us it's a step towards stigmatizing marijuana in the golden state. mason morrow has more on what fairgoers can expect. >>i cannot put into words how exciting you know this truly as california once again at the forefront of cannabis growth in america, literally making history. lauren

police said the woman and a man were riding their bikes through the crosswalk when they were hit by of. and officials say there have been 28 fatal collision and traffic deaths in the city this year. >> the executive director of a former nonprofit san francisco now facing 34 felony charges. kyra. we're these accused of misusing more than $700,000 during her time at sf safe, a nonprofit that partnered with sfpd to prevent crime in the city. kron four's. rob nesbitt has the story. >> it's a long list of charges against kyra worthy for misappropriation of public money to wage theft at the former nonprofit called as that safe in total, the 49 year-old is accused of misusing more than $700,000. she allegedly used $1000 to pay her landlord and more than $90,000 of sf say funds on a home health care worker for her parents for legal analyst steven clark says nonprofit seldom have the same built-in protections as corporations facing that. you don't have significant oversight. >> the prosecutors tend to throw the book people that use this public trust because of sf states relationship with the ci

if cars are parked which are too close to the crosswalk, drivers can't see who is about to cross the street. it's a proven way to prevent traffic crashes. which have way too much crashes and fatalities in our city. these updates to the shared spaces program will help to ensure safety and accessibility for everyone so we can all enjoy these public spaces. more information is available at sf dot gov slash shared [music] since the opening on third and mission in 2010 the grove is a epicenter. tis is part of the community. we bring tourist, we bring convention ears and have a huge group of locers who live here. we are their living room and love to see them on a regular basis and seek newcomers to the city of san francisco and serve them a good dose of san francisco hospitality. we make everything in house from scratch every dape we vahand carved [indiscernible] the chicken pot pie we serve probably a hundred thousand if not more. roasted chicken, prime rib, salad[indiscernible] coffee cake and [indiscernible] all the pies are fresh baked. the home made cookies are done, once, twice a day

pedestrians, cyclists, people with mobility challenges and motorists by investing in safer sidewalks, crosswalks and street and reducing driving speeds. importantly, the healthy vibrant bond aligns with city policies such as transit first, vision zero, climate action and safe streets initiatives all focus reducing traffic crashes, promoting equity and protecting our city and future generations. thank you mayor breed and board of supervisors for supporting this bond measure. san franciscans deserve safer streets now. thank you. [applause] >> good morning. my name is lauren ellis, the very proud owner of ck contemp rear a art gallery on powell street. i moved to san francisco at 21 and took my firs job on geary street. this year i celebrated 20 years of working in the heart of union square, including the last 11 years of the small business owner. [applause] in late 2019, i signed a lease to move my gallery from geary street to powell. i made the decision because at that time, powell was the gold standard. it was the bustling vibrant heart of the city economic core and the best place in san francis

they believe she was in the crosswalk, but an investigation is needed to confirm that.obviously, protocol to come in and assist allied agencies this point to make sure that we have a fair and independent investigation to make sure we determine the facts of the case. the chp wants to know what the officer was doing before the crash. the victim who suffered a head trauma, was rushed to the hospital for treatment. we are still waiting to get an update on her condition. >> our time is 605. police in hayward searching for suspects involved in a deadly shootout where a 16 year old girl was killed. it happened sunday in broad daylight, right outside of an apartment complex on west tennyson road, near tyrell avenue. police say at least one shooter fired shots from a car, and then another person fired back the attack, according to investigators, appeared to target the family of the teenager who was killed in that shootout. this is hayward's latest homicide involving a young victim. the four most recent homicide victims in hayward have been at least 19 years old or younger. >> co

the police car hit a 22 year old woman who was in the street and may have been in the crosswalk, butas far as napa county, we have a, you know, obviously protocol to come in and assist allied agencies this point to make sure that we have a fair and independent investigation to make sure we determine the facts of the case. >> chp wants to know what the officer was doing before the crash. the victim, who suffered head trauma, was rushed to the hospital for treatment. we're waiting to get an update on her condition now. none of this a new phase for the oakland coliseum is one step closer to reality. now, the city of oakland has announced it's finalized a deal to sell its share of the coliseum. ktvu ali rasmus joins us to explain what could be next for this site. ali. andre. >> the developers who've agreed to by the city of oakland's share of the coliseum, say they want to eventually transform it into a sports and entertainment complex, maybe add a new convention center there, as well as adding housing to the site with about 25% of new housing designated as affordable housing, the city o

she and a man were riding bicycles through a crosswalk and they were hit by the van. officials say there have been 28 fatal crashes in traffic deaths in san jose this year. >> newly released video shows an alameda county deputy being hit by a car and you'll see it again so that you can take a closer look at what happened last week. police were pursuing a stolen car. this is video that was shot from a 7.11 store and the ashland community. you can see the deputy. he was just dot struck and then he flew 20 feet seriously hurt. and the driver now being charged with attempted murder and assault on a peace officer as well other charges. because of the stolen car. in national news today, the federal reserve is meeting in dc and some economists are saying the fed could lower interest rates to sometime this fall. our dc correspondent trevor shirley has more. >> and those rate cuts could come as soon as september, depending on how today's meeting goes, today's meeting could set the fed up for its first interest rate cut in 4 years. inflation has been falling for the past severa

complaint alleges williams reportedly eloped from the building and his daughter found him by a nearby crosswalk i made a big fuss about it. that's when you know, they start medicating him and every time i come there he was unable to talk. >> the facility allegedly never reported that incident to state regulators, which the complaint claims is required by state law. instead, the complaint alleged the facility secured a physician's order for ativan, a sedative and morphine narcotic, to prevent him from getting away. >> that's basically chemically restraining someone, but it's a it's a very, in compassionate way to deal with people, and it can be deadly, as it was in this case. >> the legal document also claimed during her father's entire stay at the facility, unqualified staff heavily dosed him with sedatives and narcotics without directly consulting with his doctor, which was required by the facility and the physician's order. >> large doses of ativan that was the ultimate cause of his his death and that's a horrible way to die. >> the i-team reached out to windsor health care center of oakland,

they believe she was in the crosswalk, but say it will take more investigating to confirm that. >> asfar as napa county, we have a, you know, obviously, protocol to come in and assist allied agencies at this point to make sure that we have a fair and independent investigation to make sure we determine the facts of the case. >> the chp says it is looking into what the officer was doing before that crash. the victim was taken to the hospital with major head trauma. her condition is unknown tonight. >> three redwood city police officers are recovering tonight after being assaulted while trying to question a suspected shoplifter. police say they also faced hostile behavior from a large group of bystanders while they were trying to subdue the man. ktvu is mark sayer is live at the sequoia station shopping center in redwood city, where this all took place. mark >> well, greg, one of these officers actually suffered a fractured ankle. the other suffered facial wounds, which did require stitches. fortunately, the third officer who was involved in this melee did not require medical treatment.

they'll be upgrading them to have better pedestrian signals, better ramps and new crosswalk markings.ys in the area during the work over the next few days. a charity in san jose is working to ensure students have the right materials when they return to school next week. sacred heart community service will distribute back to school supplies at its annual pack back event today and thursday. they'll be filling up new backpacks with school supplies for students in the san jose unified school district. it's part of a goal to provide high quality backpacks to 4000 students. the families all pre-registered for the giveaway. >> do you like the color pink? >> yeah, we prepare the materials that students will need based on the grades. they all have a binder, notebook, color pencils, pens, pencils, markers, scissors, glue sticks. yeah, pretty much everything that they will need like that usually is in there, materials that they are given at the beginning of the school year. >> event organizers say the pack back program can help save families. an average of $400 on school supplies. new at noon, t

it starts at 530 this afternoon at crosswalk community church on first street.ond spanish language session will take place next week. this morning, texas is dealing with the destruction and tragic aftermath left behind from barrel. at least six people in texas and one person in louisiana are confirmed dead. the storm weakening to a tropical depression after making landfall as a category one hurricane yesterday. nearly 2 million customers are still without power in texas. the state's electrical provider hopes to have power restored to about a million of those in the dark by today. meteorologist kari hall has been following the path of the storms. boy, now it looks like they've got some recovery to do. yeah, and at least it has moved away from texas to give them a chance to recover. but now it is causing a lot more problems for spots like arkansas and missouri moving up toward the ohio valley. so we're going to see this still causing a lot of flooding and some high winds that may damage some of those areas. so we'll continue to monitor that. we do have a clear sta

this riht near highway 101 road officers say the woman and a man were riding bikes to a crosswalk when they were hit by officials say there have been 28 fatal collisions and traffic deaths in the city so far this year. in a first of its kind move. the san francisco board of supervisors has voted to ban software that it says allows corporate landlords to price gouge. the renters. the board says this technology gives corporate landlords access to a database that allows them to collude with each other and charge the maximum possible rent effectively killing competition. city supervisors are hoping this ban will ensure more affordable units on the market. >> kaiser permanente in oakland is giving some small some of a 5 million dollar grant. the grant aims and generating economic growth and job creation for small businesses and for diverse businesses as well. highs are is working with the pacific community ventures. toughen low-interest loans and they're going announce more about the grants coming up at 10, 30 this morning outside of oakland downtown. it's 8.11 and still ahead on the kron m

police say the woman and a man were riding bikes through a crosswalk when they were hit by a van. officials say there have been 28 fatal collisions and traffic deaths in the city this year. in a first of its kind moved san francisco board of supervisors has voted to ban software that it says allows corporate landlords to price gouge their renters. the board says this technology gives corporate landlords access to a database that allows them to collude with each other and charge the maximum possible rent killing competition. city supervisors are hoping this ban will ensure more affordable units arrive on the market. >> is 609, in the city of oakland has moved a step closer now to selling its share of the coliseum and getting the benefits of a one-time infusion of 105 million dollars. oakland and the african american sports and entertainment group have reached an agreement on the terms too, where the city will sell its 50% stake in the coliseum. and then we'll see what happens with the other half. >> we're really excited about the process of creating jobs for people's community. so

it's unclear if she was walking in the crosswalk. had its sirens and lights on. no one else was hurt and the road has since reopened. no word yet on any disciplinary action against the officer driving that police pickup truck. back to you, reggie and kumasi. >> amanda. thank you. new developments, more bay area firefighters are making their way to the largest wildfire in the country. the park fire is now at more than 383,000 acres and four counties. that's an area 12 times the size of san francisco. it is now california's fifth largest wildfire in recorded history. the san francisco fire department posted a video saying it just sent additional crews to help on the fire lines. >> a large portion of land used for outdoor education projects at cal state university, chico, has been damaged by the park fire. a post on the facebook page for the big chico creek ecological reserve says the vast majority of its 7800 acres has been impacted. they say most of the reserve's infrastructure is lost, but it's too soon to know the full extent of the

it's unclear if she was walking in the crosswalk, but officers are also investigating if the patrol caras since reopened. no word yet on any disciplinary action against the officer driving that police pickup truck. back to you, reggie. amanda. >> thank you. in oakland, more than a dozen small businesses are dealing with the aftermath of a break-in. thieves ransacked 16 businesses in one office building over the weekend. this was near collins drive in hegenberger road. one of the business owners thinks thieves cut through two fences and broke in through an exit door. on the second story, oakland police said they believe at least three people were involved and no one has been arrested. >> i've never seen it. they havo healthy fear and respect for the law. that's scary. >> this is the same area that has seen multiple businesses close, including this denny's, because of crime over the past fe have taken over the parking lot. more than 80 thieves also raided the 76 gas station, which is just down the road. >> three weeks ago, the developments more bay area firefighters are making their way t

it starts at 530 this afternoon at the crosswalk community church on first street, a second spanish languagesion will take place next week. well, now to a live look in houston this morning. this is where texas dealing with the destruction and tragic aftermath left behind from barrel. now at least three people we know in the houston area now confirmed dead following the impact. three others died across the state of texas and one person in louisiana. now the storm weakening to a tropical depression. this is after making landfall as a category one hurricane yesterday. nearly 2 million customers without power in texas this morning, the state's electrical provider hoping to have the power restored to about a million of those customers still in the dark today. meteorologist kari hall has been following this path of the storm. i know i have family there and they say their power's out. the fence around their home just all shattered. yeah, that's been rough. i mean, seeing all of the damage, the flooding. and now it's heading to my home state of kentucky, where we are seeing quite a bit of that rain

she and a man were riding bikes across or through a crosswalk when they were struck by that van. officials say there have been 28 fatal collisions of traffic deaths in the city this year. >> 909, and kaiser permanente in oakland is giving some small businesses. millions of dollars have a 5 million dollar grant to hand out to generate economic growth and job creation and small and diverse businesses. kaiser is working with pacific community ventures funding, low interest loans. the grants are going to be announced in a news conference at 10, 30 this morning at oakland ish downtown. the city of oakland has moved a step closer now to selling its share of the coliseum. >> and having a big injection of cash, 105 million dollars to spend. >> city of oakland and the african american sports and entertainment group have reached a deal. you see them signing it here. this turns over a 50% stake in the coliseum. >> we're really excited about the process of creating jobs for people's community. so this is just a blessing for us. we see it as incredible opportunity. but more we see it is a pro

they say the woman and a man were riding bikes through a crosswalk when they were hit by a van. officers say there have been now 28 fatal collisions and traffic deaths in the city this year. in the first of its kind move, the san francisco board of supervisors has voted to ban software that it says allows corporate landlords to price gouge their renters. the board says this technology gives corporate landlords access to a database that allows them to conclude to collude with each other and charge the maximum possible rents in effect, killing competition. city supervisors are hoping this ban will ensure more affordable units arrive on the market. time now 709. and the city of oakland. >> has moved a step closer now to selling its share of the coliseum and getting a one-time infusion of a lot of cash about 105 million dollars. oakland and the african american sports and entertainment group. every should deal where the city will sell its 50% stake in the coliseum. >> we're really excited about the process of creating jobs for people's community. so this is just a blessing for us. w

police said the woman and a man were riding bikes and crossing the road outside of the crosswalk. driver of the van swerved to avoid hitting the man on the bike. the wound up hitting the woman. the driver is cooperating with police. officials say there have been 28 fatal collision and traffic deaths in the city so far this year. in the south bay, the santa clara county health department is monitoring a scabies outbreak at a homeless shelter in sunnyvale. kron. four's jack moment has the story. >> first heard about 2 weeks ago, homeless advocate taught clayton says he's not surprised when he found out scabies cases are rising among unhoused people in santa clara county, the county health department saying they are investigating 5 cases for of unhoused people and one employee of the north county homeless shelter in sunnyvale. scabies is one issue of >> the problems there the v a at the at that at the shelter. i think who has worked with unhoused people in the county for years says conditions inside the shelter are not good. the mold and mildew the scathing know wilson in an house no

investigators say they're working to confirm that she was in the crosswalk. >> as far as napa county,we have a, you know, obviously protocol to come in and assist allied agencies as point to make sure that we have a fair and independent investigation to make sure we determine the facts of the case. >> the chp is working to learn what the officer was doing before the crash. the victim suffered head trauma and was rushed to the hospital. >> well, the los angeles police department under fire now after the release of new video showing one of their officers punching someone in the face while handcuffing them. >> why did i do though? oh oh. >> so this took place on sunday during a traffic stop in what's in the video? the man did not appear to be resisting arrest. it's unclear what, if anything, happened prior to warned the officer, punching him in the face like you just saw there. lapd says the officer has been temporarily taken off field duties while they investigate the incident. >> the us state department is scrambling to keep the conflict at the israel-lebanon border from breaking into

complaint alleges williams reportedly eloped from the building and his daughter found him by a nearby crosswalk. >> i made a big fuss about it. that's when you know, they start medicating him and every time i come there he was unable to tal. >> the facility allegedly never reported that incident to state regulators, which the complaint claims is required by state law. instead, the complaint alleged the facility secured a physician's order for ativan, a sedative and morphine narcotic, to prevent him from getting away. >> that's basically chemically restraining someone, but it's a it's a very, in compassionate way to deal with people, and it can be deadly, as it was in this case. >> the legal document also claimed during her father's entire stay at the facility, unqualified staff heavily dosed him with sedatives and narcotics without directly consulting with his doctor, which was required by the facility and the physician's order. >> large doses of ativan. that was the ultimate cause of his his death, and that's a horrible way to die. >> the i-team reached out to windsor health care center of oak

if cars are parked which are too close to the crosswalk, drivers can't see who is about to cross the street. it's a proven way to prevent traffic crashes. which have way too much crashes and fatalities in our city. these updates to the shared spaces program will help to ensure safety and accessibility for everyone so we can all enjoy these public spaces. more information is available at sf dot gov slash shared >> good afrp, and welcome to the july 9th, 2024. of the san francisco board of superintendentses. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: supervisor chan. >> present. >> clerk: supervisor dorsey. >> present. >> clerk: engardio. >> present. >> clerk: mandelman. >> present. >> clerk: supervisor melgar. >> present. >> clerk: peskin. >> present. >> clerk: supervisor preston. >> present. >> clerk: supervisor ronen. >> present. >> clerk: supervisor safai. >> present. >> clerk: supervisor stefani, not present and supervisor walton. .