floating fishing villages like this used to be found in nearly every sheltered cove or corner of ha long bayn relocating fishing families inland, hoping to minimize their ecological impact. [ dog barking ] >> ha: the people that are living on floating villages, they're just generally nice and willing to open their home to others and -- >> anthony: they basically farm oysters. >> ha: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: a lot of pearls for sale in ha long bay and in vietnam. they come from places like this. it takes over a year to grow each pearl, and there's no guarantee an oyster will even yield one. ♪ water spinach, i think that's called, right? >> ha: water spinach. that's the most common vegetable for vietnamese people in summertime. >> anthony: yes. mm-hmm. >> ha: yeah. >> anthony: what kind of fish are these? little fish. [ laughter ] >> ha: yeah, ha long fish. >> anthony: ha long fish. >> ha: yeah. >> anthony: it's delicious. good fish. this is a pretty prime piece of real estate. they've lived here how long? >> ha: for many generations. this old grandma is 78 years old and she said that her grand

so for at least 40 years we don't even know here at nbc bay area how long this show has been on the airi'm so humbled that for 25 years you have at least allowed me into your home each and every sunday. we're going to take a look back on this show. we're going to start off with a little package i put together for my quinceañera 15 years on "comunidad." this is 10 years later, but here is a look back. damian: buenos días and welcome to "comunidad del valle." we have a surprise for you this morning. damian: for 15 years, you've allowed me into your homes every sunday on your "comunidad del valle." we've been fortunate to be joined in a decade and a half by grassroots community leaders, celebrities, and world leaders. some have been funny. male: do you know how you can tell latinos apart from each other? damian: the way they dance. male: that's right. ricardo is going to show us that. damian: we're going to close the show with ricardo then showing us how latinos or how mexicans dance the salsa-- ricardo: see, mexicans, they always flap their arms. male: [speaking foreign language] ricardo:

bay. the american entrepreneur, derek sand house has lived in china for a long time. he's written 2 books on chinese drinking culture. mount high is what's called a sauce aroma bought style by joe. that tends to be very savory. it's got like, well, it's a sesame, not kind of like chocolate coffee. and also like more kind of out there flavors like mushroom or even like fermented bean pays. rachel has been enjoyed for century as a cheap, effective drink when the communist came to power, their priorities were clear. the the very 1st business license, the issue was to a badge of factory. the red star distillery and bridging they took a drink that had been up to that point very much like a peasant to workers, farmers drink. and they elevated it to a position of prestige because they were looking to make drinks that were celebrated by the normal working people and make those more popular than what the lease were drinking. so they began setting up by jer distilleries, all. busy over the country, it didn't take long for the communists to remember the small family owned distil

but we're going to see that again again, we have a long way to go from monsoon effects. it has on bayr too. >> now that fog is really starting to thicken up and surge back on shores. high pressure weakens. we're going to watch that marine layer, deep in and push further on shore that's going help to cool down the temperatures around the bay area so high pressure. yeah. all that moisture rotating around that ridge of high pressure. that's what generates the monsoon. at the same time, we've got a trough that's carved out along the west coast. watch what happens here. put this in motion that ridge starts to weaken sliding further to the east and that's allowing the trough to move in and that means that monsoon what's going to go along with that ridge of high pressure probably a few more pop up thunderstorms across the southern sierra nevada for tomorrow. but the threat of those thunderstorms in the bay area will diminish overnight tonight. we'll start to see more. the fog on the way. a stable atmosphere outside boy anything but stable over the sierra nevada today. you see all the thunder

honda reports from the lebanese capital bay route, a long political struggle has just become more difficult to resolve. lebanon's prime minister designate, sad and heady, has been locked in and 9 months power struggle with president michelle has failed to form his 4th government. that's not res. i met with the president and he demanded what i deem as substantial change to the formation of the government. i suggested to the president if he needed more time to consider my proposal, but he saw no prospect for agreement. for these reasons, i stepped down, the political paralysis is expected to accelerate the country's economic collapse. lights are out most of the day. the cash strapped faith barely has money to buy fuel. and there is a shortage of medicine making life a daily struggle. as more lebanese are pushed into poverty, the local currency, which already lost 95 percent of its value in recent months, has depreciated further and the hours following heavy. it is announcement, lebanon needs the government to put in place and economic recovery plan. but that government has to be able and will

they believe the victims were targeted, gang violence has been a problem in the north bay all year long. >> it's been a violent last couple of months in particular with the increasing gun violence, as well as violent crime in general. >> reporter: there are many gang signs around town these days. including here on this street. by some estimates there, were 100 people at the party last night. so many that when police visited, they felt threatened and forced to retreat. it was that kind of july 4th very little backup. >> we had over 700 calls for service. that's more than double we normally have during a normal day. >> reporter: meantime, friends and family are lighting another candle here. that's little consolation for the loss of javier montes. >> because that's how we honor the dead here. >> reporter: in santa rosa wayne freedman abc7 news. >>> to the south bay, our cameras captured a number of illegal fireworks displays last night. san jose fire department says early numbers show they responded to 20 fireworks related incidents in total. the department says there were more than 1600 o

has details on a lucrative trend for homeowners looking to sell. >> well, the real estate market here in the bay area has been red hot for a long time.t got even hotter because of the pandemic as francisco looking for some more space in yards and just to get out of the city. and now we're learning that one city here in the bay area in particular is one of the hottest markets in the entire country. the website realtor dot com did a study where they looked at home sales from 1500 cities across the country during the first 3 months of 2000 21 in what they found is that berkeley california has the highest over asking price in the entire country. at 19%, essentially homeless in berkeley where a million dollars on average that home would sell for 19% more then asking now, as for why that is, i talked to a broker in berkeley at north properties who says that interest rates are still low. people have a lot of money saved up because they didn't do much last year during the pandemic and people are just really willing to bid against each other to get a home. the banks say they can borrow more money. they've saved more money. they have more mone

scholarship money tends to be renewable as long as you maintain a gpa and credit load. >>> well, he has done it again. bay area native competition at annual hot dog heating contest. how many he ate in just ten minutes. he is the top dog. that's next. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> morgan hill folks celebrating the fourth of july with a big parade downtown. this is a look at the very front of the parade, got the banner, marching band. a lot of cities ended up cancelling parades for a second year in a row because of the pandemic. but morgan hilled pulled it off, calling the event freedom fest. way to go, morgan hill. >>> east tennessee got a head start on its independence day celebrations. the city of gatlinburg held what they called the first fourth of july pa

so you know, the equality and the issue of equality has got to go a long way. hasn't it yet? drives me crazy bay. i saw stars. me price only have stories like that is the fight . you are why, you know, i'm obviously millions for, you know, i'm a, i remember getting my case, you know, live in the next to him of the latest competition. and i let you pick it up with me about this big and i'm thinking, how the hell am i supposed to play a sport in best buy? so when i try to see the sexuality or you know you're female, i say i'm not equal or just swallow, you know, like, oh, but we seem to have slightly lost gail that i don't think we've got gail, any more gail, can you still hear me? maybe it might last the the connection that we will of course try and get her back if we can. but i think the general gist of what gail has to say. very interesting conversation that's still ongoing with the olympics. and as it's all coverage, well, still had him on al jazeera, more on why the you and decided that australia is great. barrier reef is not in danger for now. and the nfl facing the backlash over at 1900 vac

long, when warmer weather continues, coming up, the news starts right now. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, there is abc 7 news. >>> i am not surprised something like this has happened. i am surprised it took so long. >> tonight, a napa doctor is the first tporpb face federal charges for phony vaccine treatments and fraudulent vaccination cards. good evening, thank you for joining us. >> abc 7 details the alleged scheme. >> reporter: selling immunization pellets with the promise of lifelong protection from covid-19. one of the complaints out lined against julie nazzi. the doctor operated her practice out of her town home in napa where agents spent mystery offed with sifting through the property. he recognized her face on the news. >> i am not surprised something like this has happened. i am surprised it took so long for something like this to come out and someone be in trouble of it. >> reporter: providing fake vaccine cards to patients. saying the fda authorized armful iningredients. according to the complaint, she instructed four total days of dosing are required before lifelong immunity is considered achieved. claiming doses of her vaccine would be safe

long, when warmer weather continues, coming up, the news starts right now. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, there is abc 7 news. >>> i am not surprised something like this haspened. i am surprised it took so long. >> tonight, a napa doctor is the first tporpb face federal charges for phony vaccine treatments and fraudulent vaccination cards. good evening, thank you for joining us. >> abc 7 details the alleged scheme. >> reporter: selling immunization pellets with the promise of lifelong protection from covid-19. one of the complaints out lined against julie nazzi. the doctor operated her practice out of her town home in napa where agents spent mystery offed with sifting through the property. he recognized her face on the news. >> i am not surprised something like this has happened. i am surprised it took so long for something like this to come out and someone be in trouble of it. >> reporter: providing fake vaccine cards to patients. saying the fda authorized armful iningredients. according to the complaint, she instructed four total days of dosing are required before lifelong immunity is considered achieved. claiming doses of her vaccine would be safe for

long overdue. >> reporter: in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> foster city has loosened its covid-19 restrictions just in time for a concert tonight. the city says that aligned with state and city guidance, crews removed fencing that had been installed, designed to help people maintain social distancing. it will be reviewed. concerts are scheduled at leo ryan park for the next three saturdays. >>> mask up. starting tonight people in l.a. county will have to wear a mask indoors regardless of their vaccination status. the new rule goes into effect at midnight. the l.a. county sheriff says he's not going to enforce that mandate. he claims it's not backed by science and that it contradicts cdc guidelines. instead the sheriff is asking people to please voluntarily comply with that new rule. >>> as we told you yesterday, masking indoors again is not yet a rule in the bay area. but seven bay area counties and the city of berkeley are instead making a strong recommendation that you wear a face covering when you're inside. even if you're vaccinated. yeah, even if you're vaccinated. t

bay. so pretty damp along the coastline has been that way. almost all week long. we'll continue to do so as we head into the weekend. temperatures going stay cool toward the beaches with that fog there 60's in the burning game. 73 foster city, you're going to temperatures moving up in the 80's and much of the south bay by tomorrow afternoon. some upper 80's warmer spots. well, inland looks like temperatures going to stay fairly mild approaching the coastline. we'll keep those numbers down and head into the holiday weekend numbers actually stay just a little below the average for this time of year. but i think late next week we could be looking at another heat wave in the next weekend. >> thank you so much, lawrence. to big explosion in southern california is now under investigation. why this armored vehicle blew up way ahead of schedule. and you lose a bag while flying fly a lot. you probably have. but now it could mean money in your pocket. a new proposal from the transportation department. plus preparing for the worst and emergency rooms expectations. the patien

long it's going to last. and bay area air quality management district has issued a warning for fire danger on the 4th of july.sperson will join us live to talk about how to celebrate safely. >> this year's 4th of july fireworks show is long overdue. but given the drought and extremely dry conditions setting off personal fireworks has a high chance to cause a fire in your neighborhood. joining us live is walter wallace, the spokesperson of the bay area, air quality management district. well, come on, you can tell you're here to tell us how to celebrate safely. >> yes, absolutely. if people don't know when you do like fireworks, it does elevate the particulate matter at the ground level. and that's one of the things we really want try to eliminate or minimize individuals who have respiratory issues, young children. the issue that they would protect as much as possible. so we're asking people to do potentially not light fireworks this year and go to some type of firework in or leave it to the professionals and celebrate the 4th of july that way. >> and walter, as we've seen past years, we've experienced that poo

bay classic is coming back. what has changed at the gilroy garlic festival. >> after 2 long years off the gilroy garlic festival is officially underway in back. yeah. but it's a much smaller venue this year. it's still a celebration, though festival. organizers say getting things ready for their big return took a little re imagining. how can we get for me allie and in a different way. >> to be able to do what we normally do and that's what we've been able to do with just all the restrictions that we had and in our planning this gave us the best opportunity to be able to throw a party celebrating garlic in making our food. >> this year. you will have to drive through to get your won't hearing live music and if you are hoping to get some of the festival signature calamari unfortunately, they're not serving organizers feared. it would be will 2 robbery by the time cars pulled through. but there are several other delicious garlic infuse dishes at the table. as for where to go. well, that's also noon moving this year from christmas hill park to gilroy presbyterian church. one plus side of the new changes this year.

bay joined us in cobbles. what else has he been saying? it was a long speech and certainly he's praising the commitment to the afghan security forces in the ongoing fighting, saying that many retired officers had joined up for the fight. but he also added that he felt there was no military solution to the situation in afghanistan. and i'm sure there was some observers watching that, wondering whether the taliban agreed with that assessment because it's all about all committed right now to the talks in doha bought, there is a question mark if they don't get well, they won't, they going to give up on the talks and then stop to try and take what they want militarily and clearly there's been no seas for the conflict continues at this stage. also worth noting that president gone is long speech to this gathering of african leaders and the international community focus the law on economics and development. and i can tell you the privately many senior guns institute, including some in government of said that i struck, connie said these are the internet intellec

has a winning chance. the long shot charles barkley at 10,000 to 1. i am going with mark molder. that's the latest in bay area sports. >>> mcdonalds offering free fries for life to celebrate launch of the new loyalty program. >> that's golden arch's offer to one lucky winner. the prize is valued at just under $20,000. that's about 5200 orders of medium fries or one order a day for about 14 years. >> if you like fries every day, hopefully you live more than 14 years. >> hopefully. that's a lot of fries. >> a lot of fries. >>> we'll tell you about an outbreak of the delta variant in one bay area county. >>> from goats to artificial intelligence. how crews across the bay area are getting ready for what can be another devastating wildfire season. >> reporter: the heat is coming. that means cooling shelters will be opening. i am justin andrews, helping you prepare before the heat wave arrives. >>> a live look outside from mark hopkins camera as we look >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, hot today and even hotter tomorrow. the excessive heat warning for parts of the bay area plus where you

bay area. there you can see much of california, that moisture has been streaming in from the south all morning long along lake tahoe, there are those lightning strikes, about 5 over the last two hours. we'll monitor that overnight tonight. we're seeing a lot of lightning over to the east of fresno. 17 lightning strikes as they move into the mountains. we're watching this line of showers. thankfully it's falling apart. we do need rain, but the threat with these showers is they come with lightning. we don't want to see any of these storms move into the bay area and bring threat of lightning. we're also watching moisture off the coast right now. this will likely move north overnight tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. this area of moisture would likely bring us our highest threat for isolated lightning strikes. we're watching the warm temperatures too away the coast. we're in the 90s 96, 91 in san ramon. here's the red flag warning. it's now in effect, lasting until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow evening from the north bay mountains and east bay tills and santa cruz mountains. as you get higher in elevation

they've been up in arms about the richest bay minerals mine begging him flung goal is one of the communities leaders. he said the minds management has long been ignoring the community and the grievances they've raised. he shows us cracks in the houses. he sais, the course is clear. they appeared because of i abrasions from the mines digging activity. longer phase, the drinking water has also been contaminated it looks clean, but it doesn't taste good. one of the minds fights is just a short distance from here. it has long caused conflicts between locals and the mine operators. the villages say the land is not just being contaminated, but also desecrated. that's all community phase. there used to be grades here that were cleared to make way for the mines activities. they take issue with the fact that when the mind discovers remains they don't give them back to the community, but instead dispose of them. now the community sees that it's very disrespectful, but it also doesn't afford them the opportunity to perform the necessary cultural rituals for when remains are removed from one location and taken to a another. so google is one of 4 com

they've been up in arms about the richard bay minerals mine begging him flung goal is one of the communities leaders. he said the minds management has long been ignoring the community and the grievances they've raised. he shows us cracks in the houses. he says, the cause is clear. they appeared because of i abrasions from the mines digging activity. longer phase, the drinking water has also been contaminated it looks clean, it doesn't taste good. one of the mind sites is just a short distance from here. it has long caused conflicts between locals and the mine operators. the villages say the land is not just being contaminated, but also desecrated the sole community phase. there used to be grades here that were cleared to make way for the minds activities. they take issue with the fact that when the mind discovers remains they don't give them back to the community, but instead disposes of them. now the community sees that is very disrespectful, but it also doesn't afford them the opportunity to perform the necessary cultural rituals for when remains are removed from one location and taken to a another. solo is one of 4 communities surroun

bay area, maria? >> reporter: and ken, experts c, especially after the long holiday weekend. but one doctor says california has one very important factor that will help us out. tonight health experts worry the explosions over the fourth of july will be followed by a boom in covid-19 cases. >> if you're not vaccinated or not completely vaccinated, you should be very, very concerned. >> reporter: the delta variant is now the dominant strain in five states, including california. >> this is a very, very transmissible virus. much more so than anything we've encountered. >> we had a cabana two days in a row. >> reporter: marissa just came back from celebrating independence day in las vegas, nevada. she says she's not worried at all. >> i hopped off the plane, didn't have my mask, didn't worry about anything. everything was good and going back to normal. >> you're vaccinated. do you still feel concern over the delta variant? >> yeah, there's no, you know, being vaccinated isn't 100% guarantee you're not going to get something. >> reporter: cindy moore is vaccinated and still takes precautions. >> we're always wearing

long bay prison. oh, the current found lack of oxygen while he was restrained, was a contributing factor to his death. but it has taken the death of a black man in america to wake us up to what happens here. the black people die here in custody. and the numbers keep rising and we failed to stop us. i i don't believe actually the government have learned anything more than how to hide aboriginal death and cassi from the world. and that's what we're trying to expose here. we need to expose globally what's happening here in australia because we resonate with people like george floyd, we resonate with those families. we resonate with various testing hussy around the world that are going on same solar issue with every stop you think about it too hard to hear. the slavery was sent free play masses, or part time masses they became brain, gra kilo, the black about 70 is from around the whole town, the tulsa, oklahoma and rosewood, florida. they measured flash alive me . when i see black america, i see part of myself. when i was growing up, black america spoke to me when white astray did not. we are ready. we are flying.

bay too. it's called the fish house, and it has long been a conversation starter.know, everybody came in to see what this was about. it's been called the safest house in the world. architect eugene sway calls it biologic design, but it's taken a while to grow on people. for many, many years, i was considered a crackpot. but now. i think the world is realizing that maybe eugene was right that maybe nature has something to tell us to understand the house. you have to understand the man. the 66 year old is also an author. he's a closing designer, a composer and a father. you can't put this man in a box. he really doesn't like boxes. the box in nature doesn't exist, and that's because. the cube is the weaker structure in nature. and so he lives his life outside of the box in every way he learned gymnastics in college and eventually became the four time senior olympic all around champion. in his late forties, he found boxing. the first championship. i went to buy one eventually over a 10 year period. i won eight world championships he uses life experiences and a love of

bay area for some a million dollars more. how long a lucrative trend could last for pe a new report found that one east bay city now has the hottest housing market in all of america. >> we'll do dot com looked at home sales and 1500 cities across america during the first 3 months of 2021 they found that homes in berkeley sold on average nearly 20% above asking price kron 4 talking to a nice to be a real estate agent who told us that the interest rates for mortgages are still low and that home buyers who have money saved up are willing to outbid to get the home that they want. >> the banks say they can borrow more money. they've saved more money. they have more money and they're building these houses up. i will say the the ultimate bitters, the ones that come in at the a lot of times are much higher than the closer relative offers. >> feed says that he believes that this trend is something that will continue at least for a while. >> coming up on kron 4 news at 10. why some bay area health officials are pushing back against the suggestion. the johnson and johnson vaccine will definitely require a booster shot. plus, how san francisc

has been a long time coming, mr. an a c, or a spent almost 2 decades in captivity at guantanamo bay. his lawyer is always maintained, that he is innocent of the allegations against him, and as a result of his ordeal, this he says is a real stain on the united states. and there are many, even inside the biden administration that do not dispute that. in fact, as you noted, the bottom white house did recommend that mister the sir be released in 2016. but as the trumpet, ministration came in, all of that came to a halt. in fact, under donald trump, there was even discussion of expanding the prison population at guantanamo bay. but now with joe biden's return, the process of trying to see that prison emptied is back on track. and the white house press secretary says that this transfer is what the by ministration hopes will be the 1st of many more. take a listen. yes. our goal is to close one town of a this individual who we announced the transfer of the department of defense. and the transfer of had been, had started moving through the process during the obama biden administration and was

long? yeah, that's right. the u. s. president brock obama promised to close one tunnel bay did, has facility on day one, but that proved to be challenging. given the fact that there was a lot of pushback, particularly in the u. s. congress that was concerned, but they didn't want a lot of these detainees. to be held either federal prisons in the united states and they're also difficulties with working with other countries to see that they received these men that have been held as you point out without charge. in some cases, up to 2 decades is the case of the release that has occurred under the bike and ministration. the 1st one of abdul a teeth nasser to morocco. now, the reason for this are many, not only is it that there was a difficulty in working with congress, but as you point out, the previous donald trump administration also was not only looking to not close this facility, but even to add to it in terms of the population and the other big complicating factor in seeing a lot of these men released is the fact that many of them were abducted initially held in secret prison by the cia only years later, popping up at

has a long and continues officials urge people to celebrate with caution in orinda camila barco kron 4 news. >> also in the east bay a 35 acre grass fire that was burning in the clayton pittsburgh area is now fully contained took fire crews about 6 hours to get it under control. cal fire says the blaze started from a car fire near kercher pass road and norton ville road. in the south bay. 5 people are without a home this morning after a fire broke out at a mobile home park in east san jose. a it happened in the 200 block of south jackson avenue. 2 homes were severely damaged by the fire. one was destroyed crews quickly had it under control, though. nobody was hurt. unclear exactly what started that fire. and on the peninsula. investigators are working now to identify a body that washed ashore on pescadero state beach in san mateo county. that body was found yesterday and investigators believe it was a person who was in the water for some time. as of this morning that body has not yet been identified. >> and take a look at this out of the east bay. new video sent into us by a viewer shows a coyote wandering hhe stre

has provided some distraction from all the madness these days. the question of which billionaire is going to blast themselves off into space 1st. jeff bays, also who's leaving his faces. amazon boss on monday was long expected to become the 1st private citizen to leave the atmosphere. but turns out he might miss out by a few days. it's the last test for the vs as unity followed by us authorities approving the space ship for men missions. the 1st trip is scheduled for july 11th, and it will include mission specialist, richard branson. the british billionaire has been reading himself for a while. well, i can say when they tell me that i can go to space, so i will, i will be ready to help. i'll wait to wait until i can get well, he can go now pending weather and technical checks. virgin galactic is on track to be the 1st company to fly private man space travel agency relief, which puts the world's richest man in the back earth. amazon founder jeff base has been working on his blue origin face project for years, and he will personally pilot the 1st flight and expecting also on board basis, brother, marketing and 82 year old wally funk. come back down. we land gently on the desert surface. we open the h

bay as well. it it's called the fish house, and it has long been a conversation starter.dy came in to see what this was about. it's been called the safest house in the world. architect eugene sway calls it biologic design, but it's taken a while to grow on people. for many, many years, i was considered a crackpot. but now. i think the world is realizing that maybe eugene was right that maybe nature has something to tell us to understand the house. you have to understand the man. the 66 year old is also an author. he's a clothing designer, a composer and a father. you can't put this man in a box. he really doesn't like boxes. the box in nature doesn't exist, and that's because the cube is the. weakest structure in nature, and so he lives his life outside of the box in every way he learned gymnastics in college and eventually became the all around champion.n his late forties, he found boxing. the first championship. i went to buy one eventually over a 10 year period. i won eight world championships he uses life experiences and a love of nature to design his buildings. so it

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has the story. >> now that air travel is back and booming the need for workers in the aviation industry is growing and that need exists in one of the bay area's long suffering neighborhoods. >> open airport is right there. very, very, very close to lot of our kids that live in that neighborhood. you know, maybe just right across freeway. but they maybe have never thought i could work there. it's estimated that 85% of commercial airline pilots are white. just 2% black. >> and only about 9% are the aircraft owners and pilots association is trying to change that. it's offering stem classes to high schools across the country to encourage young people including females and minorities to get ready for all kinds of careers in aviation you know, there there and there you could have careers. >> and you know, we know what we know about a pilot. but what about all the other careers that within the airline industry. >> the alp a program is called. you can fly and is now in use at 450 schools across the country, including more than a dozen in california. but there are no schools in the bay area participating even though it's served by 3 major commercial airpor

. >> after months of discussions one east bay police department now has finally body cameras. why city leaders say it is longd spending more on public safety. the changes made to oakland's budget leaders say is going to better protect people. >> and we are seeing conditions out there clearing up nicely for a lot of the day. now sfo one of those spots that's getting sunshine, but also hanging on to a little bit of the gray in the distance too. daytime highs today just as warm as yesterday as work. but we are cooling down in this forecast. details are ahead. >> and we have a hot spot and track it in livermore long altamonte past. and we're getting a look at our drive times and 8.38. we'll have more coming up once we get that. >> 8.40 is the time it's been 2 months since an 84 year-old grandmother went missing in san francisco. jeanne fong is her name. she was last seen around the safeway in the city's marina district after chp officers dropped her off there when she got lost. once. now falling has a home in richmond in the richmond district and because of her age and possible medical conditions. she is conside

bay has been making it in. >> people the oakland no. they have been fishing for a long time.n you walk along the way, you see oakland in one not show. >>> recording so we found it. >> it is still alive? >> it is out there. >>> the film is the loneliest well. the search for this is about the search for a well that they believe has lived its life in solitude because other whales cannot hear the frequency of its voice. >> we got the call back in san diego and they say we found and it is in l.a. and it is waiting for the closer. i could not believe it. it is ridiculous. >> the crowdfunding campaign helped to make the film a reality. the question is, do they find the whale? the director says the ending is not what you would expect. >> to your point, doesn't want to be found? >> maybe it wants to be off the grid. >> maybe you do not want to deal with the drama. >> and here they come. >> trying to>> i have been doin my life. >> leave me and the that ray alone. we want the solitude. >> that is a good story. >>> i have a pretty good story if you live where i lived over the weekend. i

. >>> nbc bay area and telemundo has partnered to get backpacks with school supplies to students in need. >> chris chmura shows us. >> reporter: the hallways are empty, but not for long. kid also flood the campus in t, eager for the homecoming. but it's bittersweet. she says 94% of her students are economically disadvantaged. their families live paycheck to paycheck. in a normal year, getting students the basic school supplies is hard. during the pandemic even tougher. >> there's a need for support. >> reporter: family giving tree says cambridge isn't alone. hundreds of thousands of kids at schools around the bay area will go without basic supplies. but some will get help. >> we just have piles and piles of backpacks. >> reporter: family giving tree is stuffing tens of thousands of backpacks and donating them. >> we're hoping to make some kind of impact there. >> every kid is happy. they get a backpack. >> reporter: last year all 530 students at cambridge got a new backpack. she says her students also receive a confidence boost. >> that eliminates that sense of being unprepared on the first day of school and also feeling like you don't have enough, compared to the ot

has their story. >> nearly 100 dogs and cats landed in the bay area monday, all looking for love after a grueling long flight the shelter until so recently lost her veterinarian who died in a car accident unexpectedly. >> another shelter was going to help take some of the animals was not able to say they were stacked only just about 4 days ago made a plea for help through foundation. and we stepped up along with 12 other of our wonderful local shelters and rescue groups and were able to take on these animals. that is kerry fennel, the director of shelter ran humane society right there. and she got off the plane. she was part of the entourage. >> that brought back the animals. >> they're saying he's 7, almost 8 years old. probably is. i mean, we'll check is make sure. >> i caught up with carrie. she gave me a tour in moran of the 5 dogs they took in as part of this mammoth rescue effort and animals that shelter there is called the hub shelter. so what they do is they take animals from their region as well as louisiana, texas. >> and they help find placement for them to these dogs and cats really came a