>> lin: i did.randma's to dance. it's beyond where you a life coach at parties? >> lin: they would say where a black silk shirt and black pants and we will pick you up in a van, it was 400 bucks to a gig which was my rent. and i was horrible at it, it would be like hey, rachel, hey girls, want to dance? and you know, there were guys who were really confidently good-looking long island guys who were like yeah, really cool, and a dance, sometimes mom gives you their numbers. and i was like i'm not made for this, i'm too nervous and introverted. but i left the last of my dignity at a bar mitzvah in long island. >> kelly: all of the characters and the jobs, and the humility. what do you remember about the first time you were ever on stage in a musical? >> lin-manuel: i had the most amazing dosage of musical theater at a young age because i had an amazing elementary school music teacher barbara ames. it shout out barbara ames! who is actually an "tick, tick...boom!," i put her in the movie! she is a

elias and sophia lin lakin still with us.ric, we mentioned it before, the impact of gerrymandering -- help us really understand the consequences, what they have been. >> with gerrymandering, as wendy davis said, you are in a safe seat -- and so you are concerned not only about a general election, you are concerned about a primary challenge, which pushes you further and further to the right, and which helps explain why you see, from states now, after the dobbs decision, republicans taking more and more extreme positions with regard to reproductive rights. it's all to fend off a challenger who might come in a primary session and say that you are not being sufficiently supportive of the supreme court and the antiabortion decision. that's one practical consequence. and so one of the realities is, if you are concerned about that primary election, not the general election, cooperating with people across the aisle is seen as a sign of weakness. and that leads to gridlock, which leads to a lack of action by our legislatures, which le

da lin, kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 news at 11:00, fire burning near giant sequoias continues to grow in yosemite national park. where things stand. >>> following large fire in pittsburgh threatening nearby businesses. >>> first alert forecast, tomorrow is going to feel different. very big change from one day in this weekend to the next. going to be ten degrees warmer. show yout means for daytime highs and how long we might stay warm, coming up. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and help californians that are hurting the most. it's time for our lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? and protect tribal sovereignty because every green thumb, 5k, and all-day dance party starts the

lin . lin wood, this kind of lawyer who was the paddler of the farthest out conspiracy theories regarding the election, and i tried to get anybody at the white house to react to it, to condemn it, you say something about it, and they were all, seemed afraid to say anything at all about it. he was a guy who went met with donald trump in the oval office who had been a part of these lawsuits challenging the election results, so he had been -- he wasn't formally part of trump's legal team but he was in the orbit picky was part of a larger team, and he was a guy calling for mike pence to face the firing squad. kelly machen any come what can tell me about this? campaign, what can you tell me about this? radio silence. in fact, the only thing they came out hinting of a disagreement to this was from campaign lawyer jen alice on her personal account and she said i, she didn't say the campaign, she said i disagree basically. i disagree with the idea that pence should be executed via firing squad. whe

reports for her first full day on the job tomorrow, she took time to sit down one on one with kpix's da lin to talk about her priorities. >> the lawyers have been in turmoil in, a lot of respects, for the past year or more, not knowing what was going to happen, and of course being just very uncomfortable with all the changes that have been happening. so it's really getting them to a place of peace and knowing that i am here to work with them and sharing what my vision is for the office and for the city with them. then it is listening to the community about what the top priorities of crimes are that they want to have addressed. and as i expressed initially in my speech, drug crimes, hate crimes, violent and repeat offenders, those are going to be the top priority for our office. >> for more from da lin's interview, watch kpix 5 news at 6:00 and 11:00. we also have the entire interview on kpix.com. >>> a major change for steve bannon, the former white house chief strategist during the trump administration, says that he is willing to testify for the committee investigating the january 6th upri

da lin shows us how crews have literally opened the floodgates to finally put an end to this fire. >> reporter: releasing hundreds of gallons of water every minute into the burning wetland in bay point and pittsburg. >> 10 to 20 million gallon range. >> reporter: flooding the area with two inches of water above ground. >> we are seeing not necessarily large active flames that are consuming vegetation. we are seeing this fire burning down in the earth and really off gassing in the form of smoke. >> reporter: deputy chief aaron mcallister says because the fire is burning joined ground and the soil is unstable they have been unsuccessful in putting out the fire using helicopter water drops. >> equipment could be sunk down into the ground or the heat could actually burn the tires on the vehicles and the same thing for firefighters. so it does present a risk for firefighters and, therefore, flooding is the best option. >> reporter: it took a while to get the state and federal agencies to sign off. the marsh fire has been burning since may 28th, a month and a half ago. it started out a bay

da lin spoke with a couple of victims in vacaville. >> reporter: vacaville mom has two boys with autism. she and her husband coach youth sports. >> they can accomplish anything you set your mind to. >> reporter: she works as a registered nurse. so, between her job, the kids, the kids on her team, and taking care of a disabled aunt, she puts a lot of mileage on her suv. her tire pressure sensor came on. >> sensor on my tire was on 6. >> she parked the car and found the problem. >> my tire was totally flat. i noticed the paper on my windshield. >> reporter: the flier says a climate activist has deflated the tire because suvs are bad for the environment. >> your gas guzzler kills. i was angry about that because my gas guzzler does not kill. >> reporter: she says her suv is a lifeline in her community. it helps her transport special needs children to many sports events. >> shame on them. very disappointing. and it shouldn't have happened. >> reporter: the same thing happened to her vacaville around the same time a few blocks away. >> it said that my tire was down to 1 psi, and i could feel

in oakland, i'm da lin. kpix 5. >> i'm going to have to look somewhere under a freeway or a bridge. and then there's no more place for us. >> a feeling many tenants who live on this property on 29th avenue in oakland endured came to an end today. after nearly three years of rent strikes resulted in the sale of the property. for years, francisco perez's fruitvale apartment has been slowly falling apart, forcing him to do maintenance on something he didn't own. and when rent prices jumped tensions grew. as of today the building has new owners. and francisco and other tenants are happy about it. >> we feel now completely secure. because now we have a roof over our heads. >> with the biddin building now owned by the community land trust, it will be affordable housing. >>> and in berkely, after a series of protests, an alameda county judge ruled the university can move forward with its plans to build student housing on the site. opponents have argued the university can build elsewhere instead of in a park with historical significance. the university officials say part of the park will re

da lin, kpix 5. >>> police in the south bay are investigating a street fight that left a man fighting for his life tonight. it happened just after 6:00 p.m. on west st. johns street. no word yet on the victim's condition or why the brawl broke out. >>> san joaquin county isstigine case of monkeypox. officials say the person tested positive for the virus and meets other criteria for monkeypox. they're following up with those who might've been in close contact with the person. san joaquin county does have other reports of confirmed cases. nationwide, there are 2,000 cases of monkeypox currently reported. san francisco's got about 10% of those cases with 197. >>> public health officials in marin county are advising people to wear high-quality masks such as n95 and kn95. but they are stopping short of a mandate, opting instead to emphasize the protection those masks can offer. this comes as the newest strains of the omicron variant are dominating the county's covid-19 samples. one in 20 residents are currently infected. >>> and sx 5 ne le t keeping u the fight forrtionocalyclistsin sol. >

some often said that hitler must have false change lin at gunpoint, france and england have concluded a shameful peace. march 1939. the soviet union had a proposal for the western countries to form an anti fascist blog to counter hitler's intentions, dissolved and trying to rally the west, make a stand with them against fascism. they opposed that they oppose allowing hitler in to czechoslovakia. but nobody would do that, so wasn't just in $1039.00 when the soviet proposed and elias, but britain and france against hitler. it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 19 thirty's from peter couldn't make russia and professor of history at the american university in washington, dc. analyze is the balance of power that developed in pre war europe. quarterstaff had their record of prevent to world war 2. it has hitler was weak and knew he would wait. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was back in his band, up to him at the west, was hoping in many oil elements in the west for hopefully that he was just going to go east. so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones

. >> the san francisco's new interim district attorney brook jenkins telling kpix 5's da lin what people can expect during her tenure. >>> but as a leader in the recall effort, she's also having to try to reassure progressives that she can balance her approach with police reform and accountability. >> if i may, let me be blunt. will you be firing some people here? >> i have not made any personnel decisions at this time. so, that's not a question i can answer right now. >> you probably read about the article. you met with your senior staffers. according to them, quote, horrible, icy, uncomfortable and insane. those were the words used to describe that meeting. it sounds like you're already getting a little bit of resistance. i wonder how do you handle people who may not see your vision. >> you just have to keep trying to make what it is clear. and there will be people who don't buy in. and that's fine. i've come into this office wanting to unify us. i do not want us to be divided by who was hired by which administration. i want us to work together for the same thing, which is what's best

. >> as da lin reports, since those fighting in the pacific were processed out of san francisco, manyf them stayed to form the lgbtq community that we know today. >> i had to hide my identity for a long time because once they found out you were gay, they dropped you. >> carl, home bound now, but his life feels more open and free than in his younger days. >> we were treated as low class citizens. >> his story exemplified how so many gay service members ended up in san francisco and shaped the city's lgbtq community. >> i joined the navy because my father and my brother were both in the navy. >> reporter: following in the family tradition. carl, who grew up on an illinois farm joined the navy during the korean war when he was 20. that same year, the navy kicked him out with a bad conduct discharge after someone outed him as being gay. he hid his discharge paper under ra floorboard in his family home and never told anyone, not even his twin sister. >> your father got discharged hono honorable. your brother discharged honorable. but not you. you got something you had to hide. i had to hid

i'm da lin. coming up i have the latest on an east bay bowling alley shooting and more on the victim. >>> a change from population level protection to individual level of protection. >> lifting mandates. when you will no longer have to wear a mask on bart. >>> plus, clearing out. what's going to happen to oakland's largest homeless encampment. good evening. thanks for joining us. we'll start tonight in livermore where family and friends gathered to remember 28-year-old antonio vargas. he was killed and shot at granada bowl in livermore. >> he told da his son just started a business and says he was living out his dreams. >> reporter: the victim was very well liked, more than a hundred people came out to this candlelight vigil in front of the bowling alley to remember the young man. friends say he was one of the kindest people you could ever meet. tears and disbelief, family and friends are still in shock over the shooting death of 28-year-old antonio vargas. his father tells us through a spanish t

. >> neighbors tell kpix 5's da lin they're fed up with the ongoing violence in their neighborhood. >> reporter: this is the golden gate village, all low-income housing. this community has seen a lot of gun violence over the years. authorities tell me this is the second homicide this year at this large complex. families tell me they're sick and tired of it. >> it was pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop. >> at least 10, 11 gunshots. it was really scary. i jumped. >> reporter: the shooting happened about 30 to 50 feet away from their town house. 13-year-old savannah knows the drill now. >> i yelled to my siblings, hurry up and get upstairs. and we're like in the hallway because that's the safest place for a gunshot. >> reporter: as mom lakeasha went out to check on the victims, savannah comforted her younger siblings. >> i hugged them. i make sure they're okay because it's really, really scary. i didn't want them to be scared like that. >> reporter: the shooting happened just after 10:00 this morning near a playground on cole drive near drake avenue. the marin county she

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it could have killed my family. >> reporter: in vacaville, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> the anonymous group called the tire extinguishers claim responsibility for the vehicle tampering. they also target electric suvs because they say all suvs are dangerous. >>> well, coming up, the importance of black cowboys and building the american west. how a rodeo is working to spread that message. >>> then the latest on the fire burning in yosemite national park. right now and the danger it's posing to their famous redwoods. >>> the fog is already rolling in. we're going to see more of that by early tomorrow morning, compared to what we had this morning, which means slightly cooler temperatures for the first half of the week >>> a wildfire in yosemite national park is growing in size. this one has a lot of people worried because it's burning very close to the mariposa grove of giant sequoias. it's being called the washburn fire because it started yesterday near the washburn trail. this evening, 466 acres have been scorched near the southern entrance to the park. that area is now closed to visitors so

in pittsburg, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> crews responded to a vegetation fire in richmond this afternoon. this was near giant highway and collins avenue. crews say forward progress has been stopped, but 26 acres were scorched. no injuries or structural damage has been reported. first alert meteorologist paul heggen with conditions heading into the weekend. as for the fire danger out there, i guess we've been fairly lucky nothing has really blown up. we've seen a lot of small spot fires, but nothing massive just yet. >> the fires that we have seen over the past several weeks have been contained really quickly by the fire crews and the rapid response. plus, conditions haven't been favorable for the fires to get out of control. we had a burst of very strong offshore winds. but the fire threat is never zero this time of year. we warm up into the 80s and 90s which we did inland today. now temperatures in the 70s and 80s. mostly 60s around the bay and 50s along the coast. it's nice out there this evening. take advantage of it. temperatures tomorrow are going to be above normal, two or three de

been warning people about the booming sounds and how that affects your dogs and cats for stephanie linth buffy tarbox, a representative from the peninsula, humane society and she shares with us some tips on how to protect your four-legged friends. >> when you're animals inside, keep your animals inside. so that way. and, you know, close the windows, turn on some light music so that we can help drown out some of the sounds and help ease their anxieties. what are some of what are some of the reasons why pets can get so scared by the sound and potentially sites of fireworks. yes, so, you know, we tend to see 4th of july's very celebratory, very animal stone. and this includes wild animals as well. there are just hearing really loud sounds that they're not familiar with. they're seen sites that they're not familiar with, including like perhaps even loud music from 4th of july parties. and that can be really, really scary to them. unfortunately, a lot of dogs and cats as well and up as strays 4th of july activities at various shelters. so if you ever become separated from your animal, not j

. >> i met lin over in germany. debbie and lynn were both stationed over there, they met at a birthday party through mutual friends. >> i snapped a picture of the four them sitting at the table. >> young women, serving their country, savoring alive overseas. and being surrounded by guys in uniform, sometimes love entered the picture. it certainly did for lynn. >> how did lin and roger meet? >> they met over in germany in the cake club. >> is that an army club? >> it is. we'd go there on saturday night's, because that country music. >> sergeant roger reister and lynn, hit it off at once, and their romance blossomed. >> she was a wonderful person, she had a wonderful smile there just little the room. >> as a military wife, when i heard that roger was enlisted and linda was an officer, that's a no no in the military. >> yeah, that wasn't as critical to become a couple of years later. he was a charming, and she fell in love. >> and, they got married. >> dave like the fact that he wasn't elvis fanned. >> i was like, amaz

i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, july 3rd, we have a lot to get to for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're off to the similar kind of start we had from yesterday, but coupled with this, not just at the ground level, we're seeing this fog marine layer program and so forth. but above us, we're also seeing some cloud cover that will be part pretty much hallmarks for the morning hours until that to mixes out a little bit in the afternoon. golden gate bridge is all covered up. at least the major 2 towers. >> you see the flag flapping with that on shore wind to get used to it. it's with us for just about all week long here. here's a quick shot at san jose state to show you this kind of deck of cloud cover. we have this kind of yesterday, but also having it today as well. again, this should clear out in the afternoon mid to upper 50's is the story. 53 going on for half moon bay, antioch at 59 and again upper 50's along the east bay shore line. you're going

lin manuel: ok, quÉ tenemos aquÍ?que mis primas que se quieren alisar el pelo bien rizado, cuando se humedece es es como cuando te mojas el pelo y regresa a tu esencia. si te quieres como eres, si te pones el pelo como en natural, la hÚmeda no te afecta tanto. lo que pasa es que te afecta cuando usas planchas o secadores porque la humedad es como mojarte el pelo en la regadera. conductora: yo me lo rice cuando salgo a la calle con la humedad, se pone todo. >> pues muy importante saber tambiÉn que afecta mucho mÁs aumenta cuando tu cabello estÁ daÑado. Éste es un cabello daÑado que tiene las escamas abiertas. eso es lo que hace que se vea seco. las puntas estÁn abiertas por los quÍmicos que tiene. por muchos procesos ese pelo estÁ mucho mÁs daÑado porque tiene muchos mÁs tratamientos que estos. entonces por la humedad se va a afectar mÁs que este porque es un pelo que estÁ mÁs seco. conductor: una manera muy bonita de decirme que tengo el pelo seco. >> pero que sepan que lo que tienes que pelear tanto en la piel como e

some have gone under gram student lead a non lin spoke to d. w from an undisclosed location which he was yellow was to all of our comrades were sentenced to death today, including co. jimmy and sir thought, are you into the imprison heroes who are still fighting against a hunter? william, i would like to salute you all, and all we have you, i to rule until our comrades on our people get freedom. all continued to take part in this revolution, no matter what are we are, a revolution must prevail or her. recently and young gone youth activists, hanford, banners protesting the death sentences about the flash mob just as quickly melted away worried the military would also come for them. let's speak now to burmese american journalist. i'm intent features editor at frontier me on my currently based in bangkok. welcome to d, w e news asia. we've just been hearing about the military's plans to execute. dave, to activists over 100 people have already been sentenced to death by the military. about these would be the 1st to be carried out. why do you think

least 5 times more russian artillery here than what we have a glory been up to 10 times more daily with lin point up to 169 enemy physicians that are active. all of the same time. ukrainian forces have retreated to the dawn, yet screeching, which along with lu hans makes up, the white don bus was still here. they have been re enforcing defensive positions for months, but russian forces have already turned their i towards the don't yet. gretchen, particularly the major cities of slo vianza and cram at aust slow vianza has been bombarded for over a week now, leaving many residents with little options, but to evacuate. yesterday i went to the city literally for 2 days to pick up my things and now did. now we're trying to take everything we have and to leave because life here has become scary. we only had time to evacuate the children long ago. i don't know. i think it's only going to get worse. i don't even know. i'm already thinking about leaving. it would be wise not to expect things to get better . those who stay behind a bracing for the worst. as the front line creeps ever closer. will don

apartment building and other targets or so on at the show. owning off to germany's colonial past for lin, formally recognizes certain african artifacts looted in the 19th century as property of nigeria. and china celebrates 25 years since the united kingdom handed back hong kong president. she pang insists hong kong can maintain its own laws. as a beijing hardliner takes over as the territories new liter. ah. hello, i'm claire richardson, thanks much for joining us. ukrainian officials a say at least 20 people are dead after russian missiles hit. the region of odessa, missiles fired from russian aircraft hit an apartment building in the town of saint give her some 70 kilometers south west of odessa. rescuers have been searching for people burried in the rubble. another missile hit a nearby recreation center. russia has intensified strikes on ukraine in the last 2 weeks. it has also withdrawn from the strategically important snake island in the black sea, which could make it possible to restore c access to odessa as port our correspondent and manuel shares is covering developments for us

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in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> a popular jazz club in the popular tenderloin is facing thousands of damages after an overnight looting which happened after the police arrived. sara donchey reports. >> reporter: this is what you should hear, the sounds of the black cat at the san francisco's tenderloin. monday morning, it was the sound of broken glass, and the man with the skateboard smashed the front door of the club, but what happened was worse. >> the cops showed up an hour later and said they secured the premises by putting up tape, so what happened is for the next five hours the place was looted. >> reporter: the club's director said it was a free for all as people stole what they could, and it was $20,000 worth of champagne, equipment and you name it. >> people were pulling over with the flashers on, and it was sheartening. >> reporter: they could not reach the police, and it is about a block from the corner, on eddings worth. >> we felt that they should make a little bit more to making sure it was secure, and so we felt a little bit left out in the dust. >> kpix 5. >>> the

i'm da lin, k&n 5. >>> reid-hillview stopped selling fuel in response to the community, but on thursday, there is going to be a hearing on how the fuel affects the people who live throughout the bay area. >>> a marathon got under way a half mile ago as runners will go across the golden gate bridge and through the presidio. they started at 6:30, and second round starts at 8:30. >>> strap on your skates and get ready to roll down memory lane as we visit the bay area's last official rolling skating rink as they close later this month. >>> and nationally, this weekend has been a scorcher, and we have the details coming up later this month. >>> and taking a look outside. we will be right b loaded with our world famous pastrami, sauteed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new pastrami cheese steak. try steak or chicken, too. now at togo's >>> an era is coming to a close in san ramon as a rolling skating rink is going to close the doors at the end of the month. k&n katy nelson has the story. >> what makes so it beautiful is the freedom. you do what you

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here with me lin sweet for the chicago sun times who happened to be here. she witnessed the shooting firsthand. also with us nbc's shaq brewster. ali vitale on capitol hill and ben rhodes. shaq, we got a lot of information in that press conference just about 24 hours in. what else did we learn? >> how the suspect escaped. yesterday we knew that there were several locations where you saw high velocity of law enforcement. a block from where the shooting took place. they would be here. we saw armored vehicles. this area was on lockdown. there's a second location at the suspect's home or the person of interest or the person authorities say is responsible for the shooting. at the home of the parents is an act i scene and then 15 minutes from where we're standing and where he was captured and see the video of the police pulling him over, we know that there was a rifle in that vehicle. i know our colleague ben collins reported on the online activity of the suspect and suggested he wanted a shootout at the end so it's an idea of the three different areas we saw pol

arkady lin has been on the federal wanted list for 8 years. and this is him only 5 years ago.ferent people may look like typos of one of our citizens, you see, the real passion is reincarnation, no one knows how he looks now. well, in addition to ilyin's prints , the fingers of a well-known counterfeiter were found on the suitcase . what kind of talent to look for? well, mug, this is a weapon for you, any bill for the night is so beautiful you can’t tell the difference between drawings and the best state sign interferes with the paint , for which he sat down. well, he went out to organize a paint company in the nineties in general, yes, he disappeared between these two people back. they were already checking them as fake, they seemed to be, they seemed to be checked, but the experts from the department bobbed for three days and found them. and you say you don't know where he went. senior peaceful goner a suitcase with pieces of paper because of this, it cost you to wet. i may be wrong. a hundred back with you and your mom, wait, wait. tomorrow tomorrow he must come to the park

in oa oakland da lin. >>> max gomberg says he no longer believes gavin newsom and his administration are willing to push for changes for the environment. he says witnessing the agency's inability to tackle big challenges has been gut-wrenching. the way some of you have rolled over and accepted this has been difficult to watch. we reached out to the governor's office for his response and they gave us a statement reading in part, the governor has worked with the legislature on making sure california is better able to handle hotter and drier weather. >>> now to our fire watch in mariposa county where the oak fire west of yosemite is 45% contained. the fire has burned at least 162 homes and other buildings to the ground. and now covers just over 19,000 acres. >>> incredible video out of las vegas war storm sent water cascading onto a floor at caesar's palace. there was pea-sized hail in addition to flash flooding. more rain, we understand, is expected tonight. >> a live look outside. >> there you go. it's gray. you can sort of see the top of the building the there. paul hagen is here. an

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in martinez, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> a contra costa republican party has started gathering signatures to try to get her to resign from the board. the party chair says hundreds of people have already signed their petition. >>> i'm justin andrews with your top stories on this monday morning. protestsen in akron, ohio, following the release of body camera footage of a deadly police shooting. the video raising more questions about the shooting of 25-year-old jaylynn walker, a black man, unarmed as he ran away from a traffic stop. he suffered at least 60 gunshot twunds. eight officers are on leave pending a state investigation. when that is complete the case will be handed over to the ohio attorney general office for further review and then presented to a grand jury for evalue situation. back here in the bay area, a small plane crashed into a hangar last night at the petaluma airport. the only person on board was the pilot. thankfully he managed to climb out and was not injured. >>> and also this morning, there is new report slamming san francisco's public parks, the grand jury report says

it could have killed my family. >> reporter: in vacaville, i'm da lin.pix 5. >> an anonymous group, the tire extinguishers, claimed responsible. they told us by email they plan to expand their tampering scheme to other bay area cities. >>> $116 million cash infusion grant funding will go to reliability funding on the k&n trains and also the bus line. it'll also fund an upgrade project, including an automated control system. >>> this is a live look down in san jose. a new exhibit is opening in east san jose and the people who shaped it. it is east side dreams, the untold stories of the east side. our own len ramirez is one of the people featured with photos and artifacts. the exhibit is at the library through september. >>> coming up, this jefferson award winner helps patients figure out what is next. the services he is offering to every california cancer patient. ♪ >>> california is cutting back on water usage, falling 3% from may of 2020. that's far from the goal of 15% set by governor newsom. as kpix 5's andrea nakano show us, the local numbers vary de

da lin on why firefighters say relief may finally be on the way. >> reporter: a nice, warm day outside. marco ramos chooses to stay in the garage to work on the motorcycle. >> we don't want to step outside sometimes with corona going on, the monkeypox, then the fire. >> reporter: he and his family live near the so-called marsh fire. it is raining ash in the neighborhood. >> it is affecting us because we can't go outdiside. when you do, you can smell the smoke, see the smoke. it burns my throat a lot. just breathing it in. >> watery, my eyes are watery. >> reporter: the marsh fire has been burning since may 28th, more than a month and a half ago. it started at a bay point homeless encampment. it wiped out the encampment. no one was injured, but the fire grew to about 200 acres. firefighters say it is burning within the perimeter, so it is not growing in size. it's not threatening nearby homes. >> what we're seeing is not necessarily large, active flames that are consuming vegetation. we're seeing this fire burning down in the earth and really off-gassing in the form of smoke. >> reporte

businesses and neighbors tell kpix 5's da lin the looming closure is long overdue. >> reporter: there's no limit to this man's creative ideas, but the one thing that's holding his business back is the homeless situation. >> just hard for me to have my customers come here. they're just like, this is sketchy. >> reporter: john is also a board member of the west oakland commerce association. he and many business owners are glad caltrans is finally shutting down the large wood street encampment in phases, starting on wednesday. they hope to close it completely by early august. >> i'm very optimistic. i feel like had clean out this crime that was happening. >> i'm a former baseball coach out here, and the kids can't even come out here and play baseball. >> reporter: firefighters have responded to more than 100 fires at the encampment in recent years. in fact, we sawe at the encampment. no injuries, but another large fire back on april 5th killed one person, who was living in an rv. >> we're not talking all of the campers, but there is a group of people running a chop shop out of there. so ev

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in marin city, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> wow. >>> let's take you to a live look at san francisco. police are investigating an uptick in luxury watch robberies. investigators believe suspects are actually targeting people who own watches valued at tens of thousands of dollars. police say there have been more than two dozen watch robberies in the city this year. >>> today thousands of runners soaked up the sun along the city of the bay for the 45th annual san francisco marathon. some racers took off from the embarcadero or the presidio, off fisherman's wharf and off the bridge at sausalito. presumably the runners came back over the bridge. this is the first time the marathon featured a nonbinary plus division. >> it obviously means a ton to see yourself reflected in the world and especially in running events because running is something that's so important to me. >> at bay to breakers they have to qualify in the boston marathon based on time requirements for men and women. they can run as nonbinary in boston as well. kpix 5's shawn chitnis caught up with a couple of runners who want

relatives. >> now that they accept me, i think it is wonderful. >> reporter: in san francisco, i'm da lines in a special section on our website, kpix.com. >>> nine minutes before 7:00. a lot of families in california waking up worried this morning. the end of the state's eviction moratorium starting today. thousands of people still waiting for rental assistance as we speak. >>> and join us right after this newscast on our stroeaming service. we're live at 7:00 a.m. with the local news headlines, realtime traffic, and your first alert weather forecast. watch your stream whenever. pluto tv, channel 1021, and the free cbs news app. >>> let's look outside before we head to break. this is the view of the bay from emeryville this morning. we'll be right back. without the right start to your day... your morning could hit a wall. that's not the door. i got it! belvita breakfast biscuits are baked with slow-release carbs and provides steady morning energy to help you rise and ve. meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it with jardiance for type 2 diabetes. with the once-daily pill, jardiance

neighbors tell our da lin they're fed up with the ongoing violence. >> oh my god! >> reporter: grief, anger and disbelief from the victim's family. the shooting killed one man in his car and injured two others. relatives comforting the man's mother. >> it's ridiculous and it's really sad. it's depressing. >> reporter: the shooting happened 30 to 40 feet away from laquisha rivera's townhouse. >> it was pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. >> it was 10, 11 gunshots. i jumped. >> reporter: her daughter silvana hald knows the drill. >> i yelled to my siblings, get upstairs. we he were in the hallway, the safest place for a gunshot. >> reporter: savannah comforted her younger siblings. >> i hugged them. it's really scary. i didn't want them to be scared like to. >> reporter: the shooting happened just after 10:00 sunday morning near a play ground on cole drive near draeg avenue. this is low-income housing. the community has seen a lot of gun violence over the years. authorities tell me this is the second homicide at this large complex. families tell me they're sick a

en lugares como new york, personas que vivieron una de lin caoun similar hace 30 aÑos.ado para combatir el crimen de final de los 70 cuando la gran manzana parecÍa una ciudad sin ley plagada de violencia. >>> 13 niÑos que decidimos salir a los trenes y proteger a la gente que no se podÍa proteger. >>> emÁde 43 aÑos patrullando las calles y en el metro. ¿cuÁl la diferencia de la criminalidad en new york?. >>> no hay respeto, no hay mentalidad. no hay forma de pensar. esta es la madre de una persona. el hermano la hija, la abuela. >>> balas perdidas han cobrado la vida de los mÁs pequeÑos como kiara de 11 aÑos que muriÓ en una calle del bronx mientras estaba con su familia y la seguridad en el metro es una de las situaciones mÁs preocupantes para sus pasajeros. >>> yo no creo que la poliÍa estÉ haciendo un trabajo eficiente para hacer algo en contra de los crÍmenes. >>> el ataque del tren en brooklyn empujones a las vÍas. en new york, el crimen en general aumentÓ 27. 8% en mayo de este aÑo en comparaciÓn con el anterior. el gobierno federal plantea destinar fondos para la

i'm stephanie lin. the holiday travel rush is officially on. and if you're watching this right now, please don't be in a rush to get out the door. triple a says right now is the worst time to hit the roadways. conditions out there, golden gate, san mateo bay and richmond bridges. we can see traffic moving along, not quite bumper to bumper yet the people certainly getting an early start to their 4th of july weekend. and it's not just the roads. millions of americans also taking to the skies for the 4th edition of july sfo expected to be one of the busiest airports in the country. more on all that in just a moment. we want to make sure you are fully prepared for your holiday weekend. so let's get straight to your 4th of july forecast with kron 4 meteorologist but rescinded rig as how does it look out agrees to pay those, stephanie and all eyes going to be on the sky, especially for your 4th of july monday. so we are tracking coastal cloud cover, but better clearing as you make your way inland. so you do want to check out those fireworks. >> make

a black lin, people didn't believe mary magdalen, that the 2 was empty and that he had risen from the dead men had to be sent. it's now 2022 and we're still discussing whether a woman can become a priest. it's all the same. they got stuck in simply their out dated, isn't it for who it? i. mary magdalen expressing her joy at the resurrection is one of the climaxes of the play. the performance always challenges her to reexamine her own faith. the access to the safe that we as principal actors have really changes us. so be it through our pilgrimage to israel all through the discussions we have with christine, who is still very well read. ah, lou lou, a press conference for the 1st time since the coven postponement. sticklers presenting that passion play to the media. he's accompanied by the mayor of over am ago and by marcus swing, dinged up on hog in iowa. who as composer and stage designer share responsibility for the production journalists asked to go about the place religious impact yoga. if we could have a similar number of people live in the church, we have a similar number of beli

i'm dion lin. north of the golden gate bridge from the robin williams tunnel to rodeo. here's a look. you can see that backup already, that right side of your screen showing the traffic head headino marin county. tell me you are not going live from the truck because you are stuck in traffic. reporter: you got it. oh, the headaches dion. it might be a good way to find another way to get there. we have seen traffic delays north bound all day long here ton golden gate bridge. right now certainly no exce exception. we expect to be hitting the brakes into salslido. today, a lot of folks were simply caught off guard. >> i literally just got off the plane right now and i was met by traffic. reporter: he made his first stop san francisco. bad timing because this is what he found, a major traffic headache. cars slowly inching their way across the span. >> you guys are going to try to drive across the bridge? >> no, i'm not even going to do that. reporter: the repairs happening in salsalido. it will be closed from the robin williams tunnel to the rodeo off ramp. >> we're having w