really dove into the stories and i'm talking back in mechanicsburg off of old hollow and sleepy hollow road i have buried this it's like a ghost of a memory that i brought back up when you write something like this god help me gunpoint at 16 years old with 3 of my buddies partying on an abandoned road off of old hollow road and they these 2 guys thought we had robbed their house and you know 34 guys back there listening to music argue no over whether skinner does better than sept wayne or rush's better than yes all those arguments lights i literally knew they were there was a $36.00 and a shotgun and i knew this was going to go bad and we just sat there and i negotiated them not killing us showed him the trunk of the car where there was some less than reputable p.b.r. as that were warm and that was it we didn't steal anything when we got to live and i'm here to talk to you about it but those moments in the book it goes to the highs the lows the the craziness that's happened me being diabetic since the age of 6 and it's just a deep dive in every bit of this every bit of it has a picture to t

homeless, san jose is finally putting them to use. 90 trailers have been set up at story road next to happy hollowk. according to to our media partner mercury news, nunding to operate the site, specifically for homeless people with covid-19 or preexisting conditions putting them at high risk for the virus. >>> wherever you might have watched or heard, cloudy skies would not ruin this, sky 7 was flying right alongside, as they moved in formation across the bay area skyline, a fabulous image. the comic books, heroes can fly, but the real heroes wear scrubs with their feet firmly plabted on the grount. the air national guard did the flying for them. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas has more from richmond. >> do you see them? >> reporter: they started off as specks on the horizon. then came the distant roar of powerful jet engines. finally, the whops and yells of appreciation from the people being honored. >> i've never seen a jet that close before, to see them fly that low and that slow is absolutely amazing. >> reporter: air national guard squadron flew over a number of hospitals in the bay area and el

hollow tzu. >>> is a look at the traffic near interstate 880. no one on the roads tonight as has been the case for several weeks. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 we will be right back. >>> nonprofits are being hit hard. the california academy of sciences in san francisco has had to layoff or furlough 75% of their workers. >>> the fight requiring companies to classify independent contractors as employees has intensified. critics argue that gig worker could help the economy recover. >> reporter: as unemployment continues to rise and the claims hit historic levels , summer ticking to gig worker to make ends meet. >> unemployment is not going to cover the cost. this is a wonderful advantage. to make up those losses picture the latest criticism of the new law suggests that it stands in the way of helping the state's economy scratch back from the pandemic. >> just when they need that flexibility, it has come along and stifled it and limited it. i do not think that they cannot afford the limitations forced on them. >> reporter: an open letter to state leaders called for suspensio

includes streets out of mission, sunset, and cow hollow, in addition to streets already closed like in golden gate park. san francisco now has 34 miles of closed roads people to spread out. >>> martinez is holding off on a plan to close off traffic along main street on the weekends. city officials approved a plan this week to allow business to expand outdoors. but they now say that they want to wait until contra costa county allows more stores and restaurants to reopen. this week, san jose city council approved its own business outdoor expansion plan. berkeley is expected to vote on a similar proposal next month. >>> now looking outside, it is so beautiful out there, kari. i know a lot of people want to get out there this weekend especially since it's a holiday weekend. >> yeah, but we know a lot of places are still closed, you need to check ahead. as we look at one of our cameras in the north bay, just to the east of petaluma, i'm seeing a brush fire. so we also have the concern of some more fires as our temperatures go up and we've had such dry vegetation over the past couple of months, as we deal with in our a severe drought. southern california

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