max darrow is live at half half moon bay. da lin is napa valley. we begin with meteorologist paul heggen. >> one bit of good news is thate timing of the onset of the dangerous teat has been pushed back by one bay. tomorrow is still going to be a hot date in. a hot date inland. the excessive heat warning is in effect through tuesday for him parts of of the bay area. high temperatus will range from the mid to uppes in the santa clara valley to around 100 degrees in the northy to 100 to 110 degrees in the eat bay. marin county has a heat ad. people in these areas don't have air conditioning. try to limitr exertion outside. find some air conditioning when you can. havea backup plan. make sure you are g hydrated. as a dangerous he kics in, 5 to 10 degrees above avera. 10 degrees above average. 15 to 20 degrees above average furthe. monday, look how far above normal temperatures will be. that is where we are concerned about dangerous heat. this is ay heat. this is already hot time f year. monday will be the hottest day. tuesday is going to be rit at its

max darrow got a look look at what could be a model for a new hybrid future. >> right now, we are right over here in san mateo. >> reporter: he says hybrid work work is the present and future at zinga. the game developing company just relocated its headquarters from san francisco to a much smaller space in san mateo specifically designed for a hybrid work model. >> during covid, we recognized that there were some good components to it. >> reporter: stewart says it is now less dedicated to heads down down work. >> they all manage the days they they are in the office and it it for all of them. >> reporter: so naturally, there there will be busy days and quiet days at the office. this is one of those days when it is quiet, physically, at the office. that doesn't mean that teens are not working at home. he says the company benefits from the new space, as well. >> it made business sense from the bottom line where we can reduce our footprint and still have an amazing space in this new strategy of working. >> employers are already making changes to their footprint. >> reporter: they have surve

s max darrow spoke with a lot of frustrated families going without ac again in this triple digit heat. >> this is now the fourth consecutive day of power outages outages here in morgan hill. it is incredibly hot here. pg&e says the excessive heat is causing some of its equipment to to fail. for people who experienced outage after outage the last several days, their pae is growing thin. >> we will have to throw out mot of it. >> reporter: another day, another power outage. susie has lost power three times since tht wave kicked in this week. she said the first time wasn't a big big deal. however. >> the second time, i was extremely frustrated. and now we we are like okay, what will happen today? how many hours ist going to be? >> reporter: her main concern isn't the food. but her little girls. the night of outage number two. >> i had to put my babies down for bed in diapers and spray them down with water bottles. te was just no way to cool them off. >> reporter: pg&e crews were busy all day in mortgage hill where tens of thousands of people have dealt with outages the last several days.

max darrow is very shows us that business is already booming. >> reporter: holiday weekends are pretty busy and half moon b, and half moon bay, it will be a good weekend on the coast, especially for some of the smal. of the small businesses. the coast will be one of the top laces to beat the heat this weekend. some people got a head start on friday, hitting the waves and the restaurants and hf moon bay. >> ahead of the major holiday wd the major holiday weekend crowds, we figured we would make make it a day trip. >> reporter: people lined up outside of the fish trap at lun, a little taste of what the weekend will look like. >> it is a big deal. labor day tends to be one of our busier w. of our busier weekends. especially when it is supposed to be 150 degrees over the hill, hill, people come to the coast. we appreciate the business. >> we have the best weather around. >> reporter: dan says when it ir hot, people gladly make the trip trip over the hill to cool off t the coast. >> sacramento area from the foothills, tracy . a lot of people from the valley coming id trying to escape the he

in santa clara, max darrow. kpix 5. >> we have narrowly avoided rolling blackouts, but people did have their power cut by mis. by mistake. hillsboro, alameda and palo alto all shut off for up to an hour yesterday. they told us they were following orders from the northern california power agency. >> we don't have light inside. so it is all dark. we lost mone. lost money. >> one of its dispatchers misunderstood a message from kal kal iso that was actually just a a warning about the possibility of rolling blackouts. we are also learning more about a blackout at santa clara medical. medical center. the county tells tells us the failure cut primary primary power for about seven hours last night. some of the backup generators also failed, forcing a temporary closure of the e.r. a union representing ds representing doctors said staff actually had to scramble to mov. move patients. county health officials tell us it does have procedures in place for emergencies like this and no lives were ever in danger. one reason we a

in san jose, max darrow, kpix 5. >> ghost guns are a major problem in san jose. you may remember back in february police police busted a full-scale facty full-scale factory operating out out of a home in the willow glen glen neighborhood. three people were charged with multiple felony counts. prosecutors say the suspect specialized in building custom order assault weapons for criminals, sold on the illegal market. a few months months later, in may, the city council approved a ban on the possession of guns and police tell us the last three officer involved shootings in the city have all involved suspects carrying ghost guns. > >> any moment now, san jose mayor sam liccardo will deliver his final state of the city address. he will be termed out after eight years in office. it is the first in-person state of the city since the start of the pandemic and the mayor is expected to touch on progress as as well as challenges such as housing and homelessness. voters voters will be choosing a new mayor in november and the candidates going head-to-head are the county supervi

innocent people. >> reporter: max darrow, kpix 5. kpix 5. >> another shooting in oakland left one person dead along the 0 block of east 20th street. thou was found shot in the chest on e 2600 block of international boulevard. no word on her condition. about 16 minutes aftr that, a driver t-boned an oakland police suv that had been been set up for a perimeter around another crime scene. twos were hurt. just before 2:00 a.m., police were called to a cvs on the 2900 block of broadway after someone drove bad after someone drove band into the front of the store and apparently tried to break into n atm. we will stay on top of all these investigations, bring youy details as they become availabl. > >> let's turn to the weather. sl a few lingering showers. first t chief meteorologist paul heggen is checking the latest traces of of our wet weather. we have our cuts out, saving every last drop. >> we will take every drop we cn get. some people, this interfers with harvest time. for most of us, just bonus september rainfall. there are a few show

max darrow darrow tells us it's to protect the land itself and the people using it. >> liz, it's currently about 100 100 degrees or so according to my iphone weather app, i'm sure paul would give a more detailed forecast in a little bit, in contra costa county, in walnut creek the open spaces are all locked up and closed off, fire crews don't want people coming out here because of fire danger, danger, and because of personal health risks for being out here in this extreme heat over the next several days. people who live out here know that heat is something that comes with the territory out here this time of year, but that doesn't mean they they don't know it's going to be be tough as well. gates are up and fences are locked shut at the line ridge open space, one of numerous walnut creek open spaces closed to the public through the weekend as a result of the extreme heat. sophia found out about this when she showed up for a hike. >> walking around the block by my house. >> reporter: contra costa aaron mcallister says they pushed to closed spaces due to concerns over fire danger and he dange

max darrow joinss with that story. >> reporter: over the last montr so, gas prices in the bay area have slowly started to creep up. to creep up again. we are getting to the point where manys are starting to feel it. >> quite a bit more. >> reporter: maryland park estimates she pait $10 more to fill apartheid on friday that she did a month ago. ago. she says gas prices seem to to be going up quickly. >> we went up since yesterday, y a lot. a station i normally go to in san mateo, it's really ch, was $5.19 yesterday. they were , but their sign said $5.49. did you think we were past this point? >> i was hoping. >> reporter: here is what the ae cost for a dollar of a gallon of of regular gas looks like. betwn $5.55 and $5.83 a gallon. here's here's what it looked like a month ago, between $5.27 and $5.51 a gallon. >> i wish it would go back down. >> reporter: sodas he. >> right now -- >> reporter: john trainer is a spokesperson for aaa. he says te are numerous factors likely affecting gas prices. >> one, we have a hurricane. whatever hurricane season comesn hurricane season comes in, prices

they date back nearly 5000 years. manger darrow is one of the best preserved irvin settlements in south asia. archaeologists and construction workers are repairing the damage and the most powerful typhoon to hit south career in years is killed at least 6 people. 5 died in the city of po, hang where the storm submerged roads and buildings. soldiers have been deployed to search for people who are missing. typhoon he, them, nor dumped a mater of rain on south career and he's moving towards japan. so strongly now, which has accused or being accused rather of interference after offering to fund the next election in the solomon islands. the solomon's prime minister is facing mounting pressure following proposals to change the constitution. he says he's country can afford to pay for an election and a major sporting event in the same year. sarah clark explains checkpoints are in place with police coding of access to parts of the parliamentary precinct. the solomon islands, prime minister plans to change the constitution to delay next year's election and stay in power until 2024. the oppositiona

max darrow joins us live on the san mateo county coast. how did you get the best assignment of e day? >> if you want to beat the heat out here, you need a jacket. triple digits everywhere else b. digits everywhere else basicall. digits everywhere else basicall. digits everywhere else basicall. digits everywhere else basicall. digits everywhere else basicall. digits everywhere else basicall. digits everywhere else basicall. digits everywhere else basicall. digits everywhere else basicall. digits everywhere e holiday weekends out here are a a pretty big deal. they get reay busy. how can you not want to come and enjoy the coastline? by by the extreme heat with a holiday weekend, it's going to e it's going to be a big weekend here, especially for businesses. the coast will be one of the top places to beat the heat this this weekend, and some people got a head start on friday, hitting the waves and the restaurants in half moon bay. >> ahead of the major crowds, we figure we would make it a day trip and be the heat and the crowds. >> reporter: p

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max darrow. > >> let's get a quick check of the weather.a warm saturday coming our way, the warmest day in the seven-da. seven-day forecast. 10 to 12 des above average. a real pretty vi. pretty view. the sun is coming up in 30 minutes right before 7:00 a.m., actually. it is 56 in in the tri-valley. just to show you what happens for today, mids mid 90s for those warmest inlan. inland spots. mid 80s for the b. the bay. the beach, mid-70s. we will look at everyone's numbers in the complete forecast. > >> san francisco restaurants are are facing some tough choices at choices about whether to keep the parklets so popular. that is is because they will soon have to comply with new roles, the city's new shared spaces program officially taking affect next-day role. we spoke to restaurant owners about the changes they would have to maked whether it is worth the cost. >> >> reporter: there is a lot of g of calculating and not just common sense. this restaurant has plenty but across the stree, the street, calling this a lifeline to their business. >> w

max darrow has more on our stressed energy grid and how cutting back could be good for your wallet. >> reporter: as the he ramps up, up, so will the stress on the power grid. for the fourth consecutive day, californians are being asked to conserve power. a flex alert is in place until 9:00 tonight. >> reporter: the energy demand continues to escalate. >> on thursday evening, we have had the highest demand for power power we have seen since september of 2017 and those last last few days are likely to be a a dresser so for what is going to be a much more significantly stressed set of conditions here as we get into the heart of the weekend. >> reporter: flex alerts are from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m., people are urged to limit power usage during that window, like not rug not running heavy appliances, charging atvs and setting the ac ac to 70 degrees or higher. >> we see the most stressed conditions following sunset. >> reporter: no problem on a hot hot saturday for this resident. teen it does not cause too much inconvenience, it is just being cognizant about, this is the time to not use electrici

. >> reporter: in oakland, max darrow, kpix 5. >> we reached out to the mayor. we will let you know if we hear anything back. > >> let's take you to san francisco. a live look at super city hall where the board will give access to private cameras under special circumstances like m1 threats or in specific criminal investigations. that will also be an annual accounting of how live feeds ar. live feeds are used. other headlines from around the bay. > >> a san francisco school board debate happening right now on whether to reconsider an earlier decision to add two muslim holidays to the school calendar. the school calendar. some commuy members claim there is no similar recognition for jewish or other religious and cultural. if the vote goes against addinge holidays, the school board woult a hold on adding other holidays until i come up with the criteria for how and when to dee and when to determine culturallt days. > >> san francisco clothing giantp laying off 500 employees. physicians being cut here in sa, new york, and asia. the company struggling with sales. it h

kpix 5's max darrow has their story. >> reporter: this was the sceney monday morning at internationala in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. business owners cleaning up after their stores were broken into once again. sue video shows three cars drive up, up, several people get out and moments later, they begin to brk >> thr . but her spot aunomat.ho was hit. she said she used to stay open until 9:00 p.m. but now she goes home before sundown sundown because she doesn't feel feel safe and because she has lost business. >> many business owners here iny london's little saigon's neighbd at international plaza are just growing frustrated. they are tired. the latest string of break-ins wasn't the first times has happened numerous times in just a matter of weeks. >> reporter: the hair salon ownr tells us last month people broko her shop through the roof. we tried to speak with several buss owners in the plaza, but they didn't want to tell the same story they have told over and over again. peter tang owns the. >> i'm so upset because of this. >> reporter: he says crime herey ramped up last ye

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and get this, max darrow said in morgan hill, many many people have experienced multiple outages. what happened? >> reporter: this is the fourth consecutive day here in morgan hill where people have experienced a power outage, many many of whom had several experis several experiences with power outages. pg&e says the extreme t is causing its equipment to fait times but for the people who hae experienced outage after outager outage, their patience is growing thin. >> one day is one thing. three days in a row, like, odds are wl have to throughout most of it. >> reporter: it has been a frustrating few days for susan. the morgan hill resident has lost power several times since the heat wave kicked in. she said the first time wasn't a big a big deal. >> the second time i was extremely frustrated. and now we we are like okay, well, what is going to happen today? how many hours is it going to be? >> reporter: robert taylor has also dealt with outages the last last few days. >> i had to sleep on top of my s and it was not a fun experience. experience. especially when you are that hot, you

max darrow has been there all day. how are youg with it? >> reporter: it's pretty hot. but honestly, it's nowhere nears bad as it was now that the sun is going down. it has been a bie day. there's not a lot of peopl. lot of people around. power has been a concern all day. it will be for the next couple of days. the sweltering heat may have ket most people away from downtown e on tuesday. >> this is the most dead i haver seen it. >> reporter: but not this hard-g crew. which includes joe romo. >> switching like crazy. it gets gets in your eyes. it is hard t. but we got to get the job done. >> reporter: it wasn't just the discomfort of the heat, but also also the direct effects. some businesses lost power but had te but had to close. so thousands of people at various points on monday and tuesday. james clark was one of them. >> no air conditioning. no power. >> reporter: is saving grace, hs full. if he didn't have it -- >> >> i would be going somewhere cool. >> reporter: across down, dion was busy working in his garage but spent the day working for al working for a potenti

max darrow has more on our stressed energy grid and how cutting back could be good for your wallet. >: as the he ramps up, up, so will the stress on the power grid. for the fourth consecutive day, californians are being asked to conserve power. a flex alert is in place until 9:00 tonight. >> reporter: the energy demand continues to escalate. >> on thursday evening, we have had the highest demand for power power we have seen since september of 2017 and those last last few days are likely to be a a dresser so for what is going to be a much more significantly stressed set of conditions here as we get into the heart of the weekend. >> reporter: flex alerts are from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m., people are urged to limit power usage during that window, like not rug not running

in redwood city, max darrow, kpx 5. > >> intent was a, a rally to prot sacred american land. they are calling on santa clara county tt a proposal to build a mine on the site. indigenous leaders joined forces with local activists at the march. a petition to prevent construction construction of the mine, up to 21,000 signatures have been gathered. they say the site is sacred to a local tribe. it is a a critical low wildlife corridor corridor for the entire region. > >> some people are tired of waig for a vacant lot to be transformed into a public park as promised more than 20 years ago. a group of people living te are taking matters into their own hands, approving it without a permit. the father and son who son who started the project reached their wits end and something had to be done. >> my son was born in 1999. he should have enjoyed this park. 20 years later, he never got to use this park. my son and i, some of the residents here, we are taking matters into our own. own hands. >> that got the attention of the the city and some of the neighbors who complained. the cy said th

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in oakland, max darrow, gentry. >> joining us live now, oakland city councilman. thank you for joining us. night after night we we are seeing violent crimes. i will be blunt, councilman. what is going on in oakland? >> certainly >> certainly the violence, the robberies have increased tremen. increased tremendously. but we are pursuing the action. we need need greater cooperation when it it comes to public safety. public safety in any city, in any government, should be the priority. it must be the priority. we have gone as far as as saying it is an emergency. we we need all the assistance we can get. i am reaching out to the sheriff's department, reaching out to the highway patl highway patrol and reaching out to the b.a.r.t. police and law enforcement agencies traveling the streets of oakland. when it comes to violence, sometimes there is a lack of cooperation between governmental bodies, the the county on the city. that needs to change. we have been here before and what brought itk it back to a safe community wasg was having the cooperation of the highway patrol.

max darrow joins us now. he is live with maybe round round two of this for the people people there. hey, max. >> reporter: i can confirm it is is a ghost town. it is incredibly hot in livermore. let's talk about power. some people woke up with no power. some people went to bed with no power. other people spent a wits spent a with problems stemming from no power. now that this is happened once already, many peoe once already, many people are bracing for it to happen again throughout the heat wave. this was a lunch rush in downtown livermore while the sun was shining above, making the groun. >> this is the most dead i have ever seen it. >> reporter: tough to find people cooling off of the fount. off of the fountains. with the exception of this little guy. se businesses lost power and had to to close as a result of the heat . this sign was up at panama bay bay coffee company. just down the street, the team that purpose built but on a sale on , only to cut it short. >> we had to close early. >> reporter: the power went out late monday afternoon and didn't didn't come back on until tuesd

jane basra, v o g 0. darrow lawyer baluchistan province. pakistan or to levels have started to recede in the southern indian city of banga lura after record rainfalls caused severe floods. many evacuated residents blamed poor urban planning for the chaos that followed in what's considered india's tech hub. have natal reports from banker banker? lou is picking up the pieces after unprecedented drain battered parts of the city where an injustice poems here cost millions of dollars. it's all the way recent headquarters of global tech companies like amazon are not to wrench a rainfall. did waterlogged. most parts of the city, but this area has been disproportionately impacted this t shirt i bought out of all my friends. i don't how profit of our to our next one? i don't her slipper, a bottle. they were thing to come back. i held liable to get a game on russia. me get out, voters, i won't come on more trip. they're literally black. really. i want them one more to be of the situation has raised concerns about infrastructure, particularly in this area. the city is home to more than a 100 leg

in dublin, max darrow, kpix 5. > >> this with the reaction today from the alameda county public defender. quote, if these deputies were not fit for duty, then how could we trust them toe our clients and testify againstm in court? how can we trust themo treat people properly at the ja? this revelation could compromiss of cases, closed and pending. wd out to major police and sheriffs across the bay area to find outf they were performing a similar review of psychological evaluations. all that respondedd they don't hire anyone who faila psych exam, so no review is necessary. > >> news out of east oakland where police are looking into a deadly shooting that left one man dead and another injured. chopper 5 over the scene of the crime that happened just after 10:00 this morning in front of e on edes avenue. this afternoon,s police chief announcing, he is redeploying staff. eight more s will help investigate violent c. >> with those enhanced investigators, it's my hope tht we can identify more individualt are responsible for some of these crimes and bring them to justice. > >> meanwhile, asian a

maxa darrow is live with the new challenges fo. for firefighters. >> reporter: before the heat wave set in, all of the vegetation in the health throughout the bay area was incredibly dry, but believe it or not, this heat wave dried everything out even more than iy was, and that does not bode well well for fire concerns. these yellow fields and browning trees trees desperately need moisture, moisture, but the extreme heat over the past few days only dried them out more than they already were. >> have you ever seen the hills this dry? >> no. >> reporter: that man likes to hike here in santa clara county. county. >> climate change is upon us, is really affecting us big time. >> reporter: from these hills to to his house in the hills -- >> it has been getting worse on a daily basis. >> reporter: this heat wave as another layer of complexity and difficulty on top of an already difficult situation. >> reporter: this fire chief sas the heat wave increased fire danger and will make fires that spark up even harder to fight. >> you're going

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heavy, rain and flooding cause the city's water treatment plant to fail. turkish president . russ darrow to one has arrived in bosnia herzegovina on the 1st leg of a 3 day balkans, tall. he's meeting members of the presidential council and the capital study. eva yvonne is also looking to increase economic ties with visits to serbia and croatia . follow those stories on our website at al serra dot com is updated throughout the day. i'll be back with more news news out in just and a half last time. next is inside story to stay with us. ah, israel's military concludes, one of his soldiers may have accidentally killed al jazeera journalist, surely nob lockley, but they won't be a criminal investigation. showing family says israel is obscuring the truth. so how can this case move forward? this is insight story. ah hello and welcome to the program fully by t bought for months after the killing of al jazeera correspondent, sharina blackly. israel's military has finally released the results of its investigation. it found there was a high probability that on israel soldier accidentally shot dead,

a final act of desperation, but also hope of returning one day the residence of darrow le yar, say the water is likely to recede in 2 months. but across below, just on people are wondering if they can last that long after the house was washed away. la molly moved his family into an unfinished shop. it may be better than a roadside tent, but not much of john b. joe could see if they'd be, my name is equal, rename. mila, wherever you go, ask any one. nobody has received anything that pushing, beating, and hurting poor people. the 8 is coming for people. i cause a need, but so far we haven't received anything. look on the would you be name? hello. everyone we speak to says the same thing. local government officials, politicians, and feudal lords are hoarding relief goods, their joint, which we did age and i'm no good, that's the landlords on giving us anything we've been worried for weeks. we waited the district commissioners office all night. they give truckloads landlords but nothing is made available to us. the police are going to break into that report now where us secretary of defens

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i z basra all jazeera darrow le yar baluchistan pakistan. north korea says that its committed to holding on to its nuclear weapons and has no intention of resuming negotiations on de nuclear ization pyongyang. parliament has passed a law authorizing an automatic nuclear strike if the countries ever attacked robert bride reports from sol. the defiant declaration from north korea's leader kim jong then came at a gathering of the country's parliament, the supreme people's assembly to customary applause. he announced the north status as a nuclear armed power would now be enshrined in law. would he had little cartoon legislating nuclear weapons policy one draws an irreversible line would have to so that the can be no bargaining of our nuclear weapons. it officially closes the door on attempts, brokered by the previous liberal administration in south korea to get the north to give up its nuclear weapons through summit diplomacy and comes amid fears. the north is preparing to conduct its vers nuclear test since 2017 concerns that were aired at a tr

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yesterday and when it comes to colorado, as you have mentioned, you know, and comp it numbers wise at darrow are 253 cases. have been concurrent of having cholera, according to statistics that we have so far as they are a 5 to a 23 deaths. but um, you know, the said are wanted cases and i mean, no caller id bought it in 6 out of the 14 men governor. it's in the country as you have the idea also mentioned, you know, it is linked to with the drinking water that you know, the quality of the drinking water from untreated sources. and at the same time, also it is linked to a consuming, contaminated food due to irrigation and unsafe water. so it is really a very serious situation and that's why in fact, when we're doubled out, you have been stepping in from the 1st moment. this is sort of a cool, totally daily habit aborted this a lot. and whatever it river levels have dropped in the past. how does this situation compared to previous circumstances when the river water has fallen? exactly. i mean the, in the boss do, you know, we used to have the, at least the basic infrastructure built. like, for

monday, i like any i've seen bas, rather all jazeera darrow le yar, baluchistan pakistan. wendy more news coming up on alger 0. our extensive coverage of queen elizabeth the seconds death will continue with reactions from around the world. will leave you now with some images from the, from her 70 year rein. oh i didn't i. whether to say no short shall be debated. the old service. ah ah ah, what i said now the queen and the grandmother. i say from my heart, i want to pay tribute to diana myself. she was an exceptional and gifted human being. ah ah the queen me, we have seen the worst, but also the best of our continent. we have witnessed how quickly things can change for the better. but we know that we must work hard to maintain the benefits of the post world. ah, me. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. tributes have been pouring in for britons, queen elizabeth the 2nd, who has died aged 96. she has been hailed for her compassion and warmth, and described as a role model and inspiration to millions. john hall is by.

several walls in the ancient city of manager data have collapsed, who built nearly 5000 years ago into darrow is one of the best preserved oven settlements in south asia. archaeologists and construct workers are repairing the damage to people that have died and thousands of been ordered to evacuate because of a wild, foreign southern california. several buildings have been destroyed in the fair view area. south east of los angeles far has been fueled by high temperatures and extremely dry conditions, extreme heat that hit california, as well as part of neighboring arizona, and nevada is forecast to continue to til around thursday the most powerful typhoon to hit south korea and yes is killed at least 6 people from bright and simple hung where the typhoon calls the most casualties. tells us more about the aftermath of the store. the city of how hang on the south korea's east coast. this is where the major clean up is happening because this is where the most damage occurred with the most rainfall. the typhoon had act with that to the a passing po hanger was actually back out at sea again that w

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monday, i like gaily, i've seen bas rather jazeera darrow le yar baluchistan pockets on a proposed cultural centre. an occupied east jerusalem is causing controversy. and israeli human rights group has vowed to prevent the project from moving forward, saying the government has not acted transparently. natasha go to reports. behind these walls, there are generations of neighborhood memories. and the ever present fear of being forced to lead outside with each stroke of the paint brush, the drap concrete is being transformed by murals. the protest art project highlights the eviction of palestinian families in this neighborhood near the old city where they want to see, you know, images that, that are beautiful. and that they, you know, maybe inspire the youth and bring some, some like a vibrance, you know, to this place that's been kind of tora, anna's been ravaged by the occupation. this building was once home to the abu nab family. in 2015 they were evicted, and jewish settlers moved in. now there are plans to turn the building in the heart of this palestinian neighbourhood into a jamini jewi

rain has damaged unesco weld heritage live in pakistan. several was in the ancient city of my henry darrow, have collapse about 95000 years ago. 100 dara is one of the best present up in settlements in south asia. ok, just in construction. workers are repairing the damage. left us to land present. gabriel bar. it has bounced of cabinet re shuffle and call praising members of the traditional center left just days after a constitutional referendum. he had champions faced a crushing defeat. the move could alienate members of his political base, who say it as a concession to politics, as usual, or latin america had salisia, newman reports from santiago. this is saying that you don't really know you're in charge until you have to fire people you care for. in the wake of sundays, constitutional referendum defeat president w, l. but each had to do just that. okay, the same person that i might be going to cabinet changes have always been dramatic and chilly and this one has its fair share. it's been painful but necessary. and i won't hide it. i think that this is one of the hardest political momen

i am max darrow. devin is off, today . >> it is going to be a warm day. day, today. mid 90s. low 80s in the city which is going to be at be about 10 degrees above avera. above average. from the top of the sales force tower looking to to the east, sunrise is happeni. is happening. it is 55 in liver, in livermore, 50 in santa rosa. daytime highs today, mid 90s in, 90s inland, mid-80s in the bay and the beaches will be in the 70s. we will have a look at everyone's number coming up. > >> this morning, bart is back to to normal after major disruptions on friday . an electrical problem shut down the the tracks leaving a train stops stop. as andre and o'connell reports, this led to quite an ordeal. >> reporter: this is the disabld train just after friday morning. about a couple of hundred people in the dark for about an hour and a half. >> upset and anger because it did not make a lot of sense. wh? who knows? >> it is things we cannot control. i was pacing back and . and fo inhe everytng t th bart great job as far as combing us down and everything . >> reporter: >> reporter: this ca

in half moon bay, max darrow. > >> we are only two days away from fall and the weather is already starting to change with that rain pushing in. >> we can go get a pumpkin spice pumpkin spice latte. >> we can make our own from thes we are getting from the pumpkin patch. [ laughter ] > >> coming up, there are new leads into who could be responsible for hacking uber in san francisco. the group behindt behind it may shock >> it is 5:14 on your bay area . > >> oakland police are investigag are investigating two separate shootings the left people dead. the first at 7:45 on telegraph avenue, last night. two men were were killed and a third was inj. just 45 minutes later, a man with a gunshot wound died at 20th street and 22nd avenue. no word on suspects. > >> we are learning details aboue hackers who hit uber's headquarters. the company thinks thinks the hackers may be linked to a notorious group that hit kent last year after malware afd malware affected a personal device of a company contractor. kent does not believe users information was hacked. > >> a small number have passed tested positive f

in redwood city, max darrow. > >> an interesting look from our camera.uds look a littlt more impressive this morning. those are the clouds, the remnas coming in from one was once tropical storm kay. a few light showers , really light stuff. a few returns on the doppler justf of the coast. there is also some some smoke in here so the haze is going to be a factor today. air quality is going to be modee throughout much of today. in fact, here is another way of looking at that. this is the camera on top of mount diablo. you can clearly see the marine layer out there because that line shows you everything below it where the air is trapped witn the believed layer. there's also also a lot of humidity which is why it is showing out. that is what moderate will look like in the early morning hours and a little bit of smoke to look at.t is moderate here so that is the way we will take it. is going to to get better. i will show you how the air quality is going to improve. a different story on the other side of the state where a significant air quality is playing out

in redwood city, max darrow, kpix 5. >> reporter: >> reporter: > >> the eviction of the largest homeless encampment wrapped up this week. dozens of caltrans workers came out with heavy equt to clear the site. it spans 25 city blocks and people who were not cleared out today know that time is running out. >> they have that situation -- they go through the same down h. down here. they're going to do e same thing down here. >> campers are scrambling to pack up their homes. many don't have a plan b. wilson walker spoke to some who are moving out out and some who plan to stay. >> it is kind of a long story. we didn't know exactly when they're going to bulldoze the p. the place. >> reporter: with limited time and the help of volunteers, these were the final hours to get out of this rv or find a way way to move it. >> i had to move everything out of there before they crushed hits. two hours notice is not enough time to get a camper out. out. >> reporter: caltrans had descended in force with a swarm of workers and heavy equipment hauling away what took years toe to accumulate for those still lef