it would be the largest affordable housing project in marin county in 50 years. more than 40% of marin county school staffers say they just cannot afford to rent an apartment in that area. >> dozens of actors and writers picketed at the netflix campus in los gatos today. it's happening as the unions representing them continue to strike across the country without a clear end in sight. abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes was there and has the details. local members from the writers guild of america and sag-aftra took over a main street outside of netflix's los gatos campus. >> it comes as a national day of solidarity was called for by the unions fighting major studios. the demands are a living wage that grows with the inflation. the bay area is home to a large community of people who work in the entertainment industry. >> i felt like i was the only one out here and it was actually through some collective action that was happening a few months ago that the wga got together all the bay area writers and we realized we lived up the street from each other along wi

it's part of a special forum, marin county fire officials held. they discussed the differences and similarities between maui and marin. ctv's allie rasmus live now with what was discussed. allie garcia the tragedy in maui renewing the focus on wildfire safety. here at home. it prompted marin county fire officials to have a wildfire watch public forum last night and ways that they discussed that people can be prepared and as we approach what is usually peak wildfire season, now, the fire chiefs from marin county and central marin spoke about the importance of various steps that people can take, like clearing away trees and brush from the outside of their home. what firefighters called defensible space. marin county's fire chief says the disaster in maui has also renewed interest in sirens and the county's alert system. at the forum, he said they've tested the sirens in multiple locations across marin county recently. they work fine. but he says the best way for people to find out about a wildfire or any disaster is by signing up for county emergency

marin county has always been known for the outdoors. the area is considered the birthplace of modern mountain biking and it's novato that makes it easier for people to get into the sport. stafford lake bike park offers all skill levels 17 acres of bumps, jumps and track to perfect those riding skills. and one of the city's most eye catching sights is hard for drivers on highway 101 to miss with its triangular peaks covering the entire rooftop. this building at one time was the us distribution headquarters for birkenstock, the company founded in germany in the 1700s, became a staple in the hippie era in the 1960s and 70s eventually finding us home for a time, at least here in nevada. so many people still call that the birkenstock building, even though birkenstock hasn't been there for a few years now. they're not based in there anymore. but i think it's a cool name. i think if i remember correctly, there might even be a sign outside because i remember the first time i drove by that building. i'm like, oh, right, that's where they have bi

now in marin county, we had all the red county stores, but san francisco, sonoma county, bexar county has their which measures in each weights and measures has a county jurisdictions. >> kron 4 reached out to out bertans who owns safeway stores in an email. they said, quote, safely take such claim seriously and is investigating the matter and quote, in marin county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> new at 10, the catholic diocese of san francisco says it will probably file for bankruptcy. that's because of hundreds of child abuse claims that has been facing roughly 100 claims have been settled for about 68 million dollars. if the diocese files, it will be the 3rd one in the bay area to do that. oakland and santa rosa filed earlier this year. fire crews continue to get an upper hand on a brush fire that burned 68 acres in santa clara county. it's called the clayton fire. >> it's now 80% contained. it broke out yesterday afternoon at clayton road and de la vista. that's on the east side of san jose. crews in hayward responded to a fire this afternoon near cal state east bay. the fire broke out

now in marin county, we had all the red counties stores, but san francisco, sonoma county, the bexar county has their which measures in each weights and measures has a county jurisdictions. >> kron 4 reached out to out bertans who owns safeway stores in an email. they said, quote, safely take such claim seriously and is investigating the matter and quote, in marin county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> governor newsom has signed off on orders. supporters say will improve the state's response to severe winter weather on friday. the governor signed an executive order to streamline levee repairs across california as we approach the next wet season. newsom's office says the action will also allow the state to accelerate debris removal still left behind from the rainfall and floods earlier this year. and the 2, larry lake basin and along the salinas, san joaquin padro and ventura prefers that. let's talk a little bit about our forecast we're going to get kind of warm tomorrow. but when we talk about, you know, the upcoming wet season and what i do wonder if we're going to get another one like w

city to be. >> reporter: the county says there are three other ongoing sb 35 projects going on with 825 drink the only one in an unincorporated area. >> the marin housing authority confirms 50% of the county's public housing is in marin city. katie reached out multiple times to sb 433 scott we to talk about the impact on marin city residents but he was unavailable for comment . >>> a san jose bakery is bouncing back after the roving business was gone in a flash for more than 30 years. juan carlos soto has been selling sweetbread out of a bakery called valentines. on father's day, their van was stolen from a repair shop and smashed. they started an online fundraiser and word got out quickly. >> i was devastated. it was said. i wanted to help in any way i could. >> that was probably god's plan. we have everything to do. we are better at this spot. >> very emotional within a week and they raise close to $20,000. that is enough for a better van with brand-new equipment . what a story . >>> back now to our top story, the wildfires on maui, one of the reasons they are spreading so fast is because of the winds from hurricane dora. let's bring in miner

marin county firefighters will discuss what happened in maui and also what's being done in marin county to lower the risk of wildfires and keep people safe, fearing fires or other natural disasters. there are renewed efforts to restore warning sirens in the city of san francisco. as we reported last week, they have not sounded in years. but that's not the only city without those loud warnings. ktvu investigative reporter brooks jarocz has been digging into this for us and he joins us now live in the newsroom. brooke san francisco may have working sirens as soon as next year. well, it is possible. when i asked the department of emergency management about sirens last week, a spokesperson said funding wasn't available with the pandemic. the city admits sirens weren't high in the priority list. but now the board of supervisors president tells me funding has been found. and you may not hear them, but you can still see them. it's not a want to have. it's a need to have 119 emergency warning sirens in san francisco. they've stood silent for four years. but that may soon change. the wildfire in

coming up tonight at 1035, tonight's special meeting in marin county. and for the very latest on the maui wildfires, you can always head to our website at ktvu. .com. new at ten tonight, a man is dead following a shooting in oakland. officers say they were called to high street near jensen at about 5:00 this evening. they found a person who had been shot. that person was pronounced dead at the scene. neighbors tell ktvu they heard 3 to 4 gunshots. so far. there's no word on a suspect or what led up to that shooting. and police are looking for suspects involved in an armed robbery that was captured on video. we do want to warn you, some people might find the video disturbing. a neighbor provided this video and you can see a woman being pistol whipped and dragged right near 17th and international as police say she tried to protect her belongings . this happened on august 16th, just before 630 at night. officers responded and found the victim, who was then taken to the hospital for treatment. police are looking for two armed men. there are growing calls to

now in marin county, we had all the red counties stores, but san francisco, sonoma county, bexar county has their which measures in each weights and measures has a county jurisdictions. >> kron 4 reached out to out bertans who owns safeway stores in an email. they said, quote, safely take such claim seriously and is investigating the matter and quote, in marin county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> and all marin sonoma and mendocino counties are launching a new initiative to keep beaches clean. an estimated 10 million visitors. go to those beaches each year, the cleaner, california coastal initiative says crews picked up 55,000 pounds of trash around the coastline last year. residents are encouraged now to join several upcoming cleanup events. the first is set for august 12th. that's next saturday at durand regional park in sonoma county. well, people are hitting the road this summer, taking off for red rock country. kron four's vicki liviakis took a trip there. a chance to check out the grub at a diner called swinging steak. that's tonight's and dish. >> the call of the open road. this road

. >> marin county is taking a new approach to clearing a large rv encampment. we first told you about the dozens of vehicles lining binford road in novato in may. now the county is planning to get some of the people into permanent housing. it received more than $1.5 million from the state for what's called an encampment resolution fund. the money will go toward outreach and support for the unhoused. marin county also has to match funding with vouchers for housing and assist people with things like rent and security deposits. >> also in marin county, a new housing complex for teachers is closer to reality. the state approved an environmental study for the housing development next to san quentin state prison overlooking the larkspur ferry terminal. the complex would include 135 units for teachers and school employees, another 115 homes for families. it would be the largest affordable housing project in marin county in 50 years. more than 40% of marin county school staffers say they cannot afford to rent an apartment in that area. santa clara county is taking a ne

now in marin county, we had all the red county stores, but san francisco, sonoma county, bexar county has their which measures in each weights and measures has a county jurisdictions. >> kron 4 reached out to albertsons who owns safeway stores in an email. they said, quote, safeway take such claim seriously and is investigating the matter and quote, in marin county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> caused on cause. >> vote crazy. pledge last the last do >> that's twitch streamer keisean at who cause chaos in new york city. thousands of people showed up to union square park after the streamer announced playstation giveaway. boy ended up being a farce. but that didn't stop hordes of gamers from crowding the streets. some were seen jumping on cars and even top of the city bus. police showed up in riot gear to disperse the crowds and clear the streets. >> ever >> i there are unknown number of arrests, but to no injuries being reported, detectives are reportedly questioning the streamer who announce the fake giveaway. the port of a man who was arrested recently for kidnapping a lock, not a locking

that marin county ride a bit difficult for some.ed visibility certainly can be an issue this morning. so plan for that. you might want to give yourself a few extra minutes as you commute out of marin county. we did have a crash on the northbound side of 101. didn't cause too many brake lights and cleared it quickly but in foggy conditions, might be very hard to see accidents as they happen. look at the bay bridge. it's busy for anyone coming out of the east bay making your way over into san francisco. you are certainly going to see a lot of brake lights already but pretty typical at this time of the morning. i want to show you an overview here. so look at 101. this is san mateo. if you see 280 along the peninsula. moving along just fine. so getting the thumbs up there this morning. not the case though for some people commuting along highway 4 this morning. that's certainly getting busy and we have a crash westbound highway 4 near bay point. blocking a lane. getting ready to hop in the car and take the kids to school or you are going

marin county, no stranger to wildfires., fire officials are always preparing marin county fire officials met with the public to talk about wildfire safety in the wake of devastating fires on maui. they discuss some of the preparations in place as well as the differences and similarities between maui and marin. marin county officials say they're confident they've cleared enough space around key routes in and out of town for people to evacuate safely and not get stuck on a roadway. we've been working very hard to harden thed survive inside their car, even if there's fire conditions on the roadway. officials in marin say signing up for emergency alert at alert marin morgue is key. people who sign up will be notified quickly if they have to evacuate or be ready to leave at a moment's notice. there are renewed efforts to restore warning sirens in san francisco that haven't sounded in years. as ctv's brooks jarocz reports, the city may have them working as soon as next year. you may not hear them, but you can still see them. it's

now in marin county, we had all the red counties stores, but san francisco, sonoma county, bexar county has their which measures in each weights and measures has a county jurisdictions. >> kron 4 reached out to out bertans who owns safeway stores in an email. they said, quote, safely take such claim seriously and is investigating the matter and quote, in marin county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we step outside and we can guess where this could be. i'm guessing, catherine, for our maybe we can get and i don't somewhere near the golden gate bridge. yes. you definitely see that fog. that was a story yesterday to yesterday to write those gray skies as foggy conditions and >> we're going to see more fog tonight and you're going to see more fog as you wake up tomorrow. welcome to fog us in full force. but today i thought we've got a break, at least in afternoon as you begin to the east bay, you can see are right not bad compared to yesterday. you can actually see the houses. you can see a somewhat clear shot will take it. it kind of the tone that some places are fo

if you need to go from a richmond over in a marine county into center you have to go from marin county to san francisco, the golden gate bridge at this point is so breezy. it makes me wonder if it's holding traffic for a minute because now one carson digs outbound on the left-hand side here from murray county. holden not a cut, not a car. so that means you could see a little bit because 20 minutes. so you've got to see a little slow traffic as you're heading through well. the tunnel, not the waldo. it's robin williams now a rainbow tunnel into san francisco this hour. >> o k 9.33. is the time and family and friends of murder victims rallied outside the alameda county courthouse in oakland on saturday to express their disappointment. they want to recall the county's top prosecutor notice wasn't of intel was filed in the alameda county. >> a courthouse last week for this recall of pamela price. those people at this rally, they believe the policies for offenders charged with committing crimes are too soft under her butch. ford was a prosecutor in the district attorney's office until janua

. >>> under consuction in marin county that sparked some fierce opposition. critics are ago the project in marin city san example of how a new law to fast track housing can backfire in lower income communities. kenny choi has more on the neighbors fighting to be heard. >> reporter: betty hodges' parents migrated to ma run city during world war ii to find work. she's fighting to stop an approved 74-unit apartment complex from being built across the street from her childhood home. >> people who came here from the south looking for opportunity and thaw did not realize that they were going to have to fight for their right and the right to remain here. >> reporter: demolition is underway at 825 drake after a year of protest. residents fear the influx of hundreds of new dwellers will accelerate gentrification and push people of color out. >> it's a fight for power as they have never had power over their own destiny. >> the property values are so high now and no property that sold them at marin city that is brought by the person of color. >> the push back against th

so, marin county does have a lot of places to eat.t does have a lot of places where you can get a burger or almost anything. and so if you come to nevada, this town does have it all. i think i've discovered why they call it dr. insomniac's. this is a good, strong cup of coffee. it's a muffin and a scone combined, soft inside crust on the outside . different flavors. we usually do the pumpkin. we come here every sunday to get a skupin. so you could spend the rest of your life on the street and be happy, well-fed and happy. i had the salmon benedict. was it good? it was delicious. should i get it? you should get it. and i'm emulsifying. yeah. mimosa flight. yes you have to get memo. now you're talking. you can do what you do inside. outside with food and beverage and hospitality in general. i think that's a good thing. oh, you look good. i got out of my hair. you're a cleaner eater than i am. the wife always crowns me about the way i eat. yeah. messy eaters, clean eaters. it doesn't matter. you see, chuck over there is making the food.

another line of isolated thunderstorms moving through parts of contra costa county and marin county. very limited. it is not going to happen exactly like that in that place at exactly that time, but if the forecast model is convinced enough that the ingredients are there, we will watch it. i will tell you how this is all happening and what will finally turn off and we will talk about the rest of the weather as well in our complete first alert forecast in a few minutes, guys. >> thanks, darren. the 15th year of outside lenses in the books. local restaurants, hotels and other businesses are expecting a economic boost, which is why festival organizers hope to extend and expand next year's festival. >>> betty yu talked with local organizers at the festival about what they have done this year. >> reporter: outside lands is now in its 15th year. in that time the festival says it has generated $1 billion for the san francisco economy. over three days, more than 225,000 people descended on golden gate park for music, food and fun. the festival said that about half the attendees came from out

they have been all over west marin county.ave wing spans over three inches and a straw -like mouth. some people think that these mods are beautiful but if one flew up to me i am not sure how i would feel about that. >>> this next story really speaks for itself. while we hav a lot of >>> this next one is one of the weirdest things we have seen in a long time, and the video speaks for itself here. a drive in nebraska had that as a passenger! hello? 911? it is a full-sized bowl named howdy doody in the van. the driver wa pulled over. the officer though he was responding to a small calf in the car, not a gigantic hole. it already had bullhorns as a hood ornament and the ball lived up to his name because he went all over the back of the car. the experience could not have been comfortable. apparently the driver was just cited and told to steer clear o town. >> it says call 911 in the back >> yes, call 911 immediately! you would think the boat would be taken out of the car but he was actually set to continue on i don't know about thi

fire agencies in marin county have been awarded $4 million to help with wildfire prevention efforts. the state has granted the money to the marin wildlife prevention authority and marin county fire department. county officials say the money will be used for a project to create fuel breaks around the entire novato community and increase fuel reduction measures throughout the san pedro mountain area in san rafael. and for the very latest on wildfire season here in california, just head to our website at ktvu .com. new at 11, the california state university system is likely to fall short when it comes to graduation rate goals. a new progress report released this week shows 62% of students earned a diploma within six years last year. that's short of the 66% expected back in 2015. csu officials started the graduation initiative 2025. it sets a range of goals for all 23 campuses, including increasing its six year graduation rate to 70. former president donald trump pleaded not guilty today on federal charges that he tried to change the results of the 2020 election. the former president said

now in marin county, we had all the red counties stores, but san francisco, sonoma county, bexar county has their which measures in each weights and measures has a county jurisdictions. >> kron 4 reached out to out bertans who owns safeway stores in an email. they said, quote, safely take such claim seriously and is investigating the matter and quote, in marin county, theresa kron, 4 news. >> diocese of san francisco says it will likely file for bankruptcy because of child abuse claims roughly 100 claims have been settled for about 68 million dollars. if the diocese goes bankrupt, it will be the 3rd in the bay area to do so. oakland and santa rosa both filed for bankruptcy earlier this year. the diocese there. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a new bill could help ease california's sky-high rent problems. >> the reaction from supporters and opponents of that measure. a measure to allow greater rent control in california has officially been added to the november 2024 ballot. >> it seeks to repeal a state law that restricted local governments from placing rent controls on sing

marin county grocery store back open after a rat infestation forced it to shut its doors. how health officials say they plan on making sure that business stays clean. also had a couple of big cats are prowling in san mateo where they were spotted and what police say you should do to stay safe. west coast wrap those up first. coming up in 90s, a fire tearing through eastern washington. the latest on that firefight underway okay, i completely revised the org chart. now where do i go? well, how about right... there? i report to the new breakfast taco? well, it does have jimmy dean sausage. but it's a taco. get my new breakfast taco for just $1.49. trust falls? really? ah, come on, jack. it'll be great for morale. if i wanted to raise morale, i'd offer a choice of two sandwiches, plus curly fries, a taco, and a drink for only $6. fantastic. thanks, jack! i trusted you guys. try my $6 jack pack today. begins tonight. west coast rap. it's being called the great fire . firefighters say it started last week near spokane. friday. many residents around the town of medical lake were

in marin county, lena howland, abc seven news. part of our efforts to build a better bay area, we're tracking san francisco's recovery from the pandemic. >> it's struggled more than most major cities. while a big step toward comes tomorrow. that is that is when the new ikea opens downtown on market street. our media partner, the san francisco standard, got a look inside the new store. there's a lot riding on it. the city hopes it will revitalize the mid-market area. it'll also create 100 new jobs. items will be geared toward city living and small spaces. so selling a lot of items that you don't need a moving truck to get home. plus, the store will be the first ikea to offer grab and go meals. well today san francisco mayor london breed provided a six month update on the roadmap to san francisco's future. >> that is the city's plan to transform downtown into a clean, safe welcome destination at all hours every single day. the mayor announcing the launch of the roadmap during her state of the city address in february. and today, she

many longtime marin county homeowners say they are well aware of the dangers. is knowing the other access points for exit is something that you have to be aware of here. marin county firefighters are reminding homeowners to sign up for wildfire emergency alerts and say they should have an evacuation plan in place with a go bag at the ready. happening today, an air quality advisories in place. the bay area air quality management district says we could see smoky or hazy skies. smoke is coming from the smith river complex. fire up near the oregon boundary. the pollution levels are not expected to exceed federal health standards or prompt a spare. the air alert. all right, guys, it is 817 and sal's back ready to tell you what's happening on the road side. all right. well we do have some commutes that are a little busier. but all in all, this has been a pretty good day. let's start with the macarthur maze. by the time you get here, most of the slowing that you're going to encounter in richmond and berkeley has gone. it's just some minor slowing. but the bay bridge d

kristen: marin county takes a new approach to clearing the binford road encampment which is full of rvsey is being put to use to move people into permanent housing. larry: ice for joining us. that grant is a total of $1.6 million for what the state because an encampment resolution fund. the goal is to move 90 people there into housing over three years. kristen: this is happening along binford road on the northern edge of bravado. lena howland is breaking down how the money will be spent. >> more than 100 rvs and cars lying binford road in marin county. living inside, 80-90 people expensing homelessness. residents say the encampment has ballooned in size. >> we will be looking at a difft

develop a package of solutions to present to mayor shengtao to the north bay, where firefighters in marin countyre season. they say the many narrow roads in the county's hillside communities create a major challenge to crews racing to the scene of a fire. the same roads also make it difficult to evacuate some neighborhoods in the event of a fast moving fire . many longtime marin county homeowners say they're well aware of the fire dangers, knowing the other access points for exit is something that you have to be aware of here. marin county firefighters are reminding homeowners to sign up for wildfire emergency alerts and say they should have an evacuation plan in place with a go bag at the ready. a deaf dog found on the streets of mexico may have found a new home here in the bay area, but not after a bit of struggle. ctv's amber lee has the story about the dog's special adoption. that's max. max is deaf. he was rescued from the streets of mexico last october, according to the founder of a shelter for dogs in ensenada. for months, she's been looking for a forever home for him because he's deaf, h

michelle leopold is a marin county mom on a mission to get naloxone into the hands of as many people as possible. >> her son trevor died of a fentanyl overdose in 2019. he was in his freshman year at sonoma state from the night that we found out that he died, we said that my husband and i said we have to be loud about this. trevor struggled with addiction throughout his teens, but ultimately it was a single pill that killed him. >> my son trevor died in his dorm room at sonoma state after taking one fentanyl laced m-30 pill. >> michelle and her husband own a handful of hardware stores across the bay area and they're teaming up with local health departments to help train customers and neighboring businesses to use naloxone. the nasal spray, best known by the brand name narcan last year we did this and we trained 100 people in the bay area, which i thought was great. >> and on sunday, hosting a training event at their san francisco store in laurel heights, we are teaching people how to use narcan. and once they're successful, fully trained, they will get their own narcan, courtesy of t

when we return, his lawsuit against one town in marin county . to frequent racial harassment and eventually retaliated against him for filing a complaint. the employee says san francisco state failed to reprimand the other employee involved, despite conducting an investigation and finding the complaints were true. the university has not commented on the lawsuit. a new study shows a lack of diversity among veterinarians in the us and those who work in the field say that's a problem. according to the bureau of labor statistics, out of the more than 100,000 vets in the us, nearly 90% are white. fewer than 2% are latino and hardly any are african american. in order to attract young people to vet medicine, they need to see people that look like them. it's a profession with future job growth. the bureau of labor statistics expects jobs for veterinarians and vet technicians will grow 16% by the year 2029. a legendary filmmaker is suing a town in marin county to protect his property. star wars creator george lucas filed a lawsuit in may against the owner

. >>> affordable housing project under construction in marin county has sparked some fierce opon. say it's an example a new law to fast track housing can backlash. kenny choi has more. >> reporter: betty hodges' parents migrated to marin city during world war ii. to find work in the neighboring shipyard. she's fighting to stop an approved 74 unit apartment complex from being built across the street from her childhood home. >> people who came here from the south looking for opportunity and they didn't realize that they were going to have to fight for their right and the right to remain here. >> reporter: demolition is under way at 825 drake after a year of protests. residents fear the influx of hundreds of new dwellers will accelerate gentrification and push people of color out. >> it's the fight for power because marin city has never had power over its own destiny. >> property values are so high now. there's no property that's sold in marin city at this point that's bought by a person of color. >> reporter: push back against high density housing abounds across the state and her gro

. >> marin county fire says it'll be deploying as flood search and rescue team to kern county. these are photos shared with us with some of the equipment they're going to use. this is not just a marin county based crew. it's made up of 16 people with petaluma and santa rosa members to local help is not just coming from the north bay. it's an all hands on deck effort . and abc7 news reporter amanda castillo live this morning with more on the bay area's rescue response and the impact that we're seeing here from the storm. hi, amanda. >> hi, reggie. yeah, after days of anticipation, we saw hillary make landfall over several southern california counties as as we've detailed this morning. and so we're also feeling the ripple effect here in the bay area, not just when it comes to travel, but also when it comes to teams of first responders. i checked earlier this morning and flightaware in is showing that in the last 24 hours, it attracted dozens of delays and cancellations between the bay area's three major airports. certainly not all disruptions are due to hillary, but we know airli

our next abc7 building a better bay area breakthrough takes us to the north bay where marin county is taking a new approach to clear a large rv encampment. we first told you about the dozens of vehicles lining binford road in novato back in may. now the county is planning to get some of the people into permanent housing. it received more than $1.5 million from the state for what's called an encampment resolution fund. the money will go toward outreach and support for the unhoused. marin county also must match funding with vouchers for housing and assist people with things like rent, as well as secure city deposits and our final abc7 building, a better bay area breakthrough national recognition for a nonprofit helping disadvantaged san francisco school kids. real options for city kids or rock works with principals staff and the community to help remove barriers to learning for kids in visitation valley. for example, rock hosts a vision day to provide free eye exams and glasses on the spot to elementary and middle schoolers. so it's no surprise rock was honored with the civic engagement

reggie: call marin county if you spot a rattlesnake. bear reservation for one?oles through a lake tahoe restaurant after he was done watching people eating. the black bear perched on a tree decided to come down and explore an outdoor dining area in tahoe city. a woman eating at the restaurant took this video and posted on tiktok saying "he only wanted a table like the rest of us." apparently the bear was a regular. he goes by the name bearnard. please don't do bearnard like hank. hank was in the tahoe area and got relocated. kumasi: hank is alive. reggie: but separated from her kids. kumasi: that is true. it is a short work week ahead for many americans who will be enjoying one final holiday weekend this summer. more people will be hitting the road for labor day. flights are supposed to be up for the 4% for international flights. top destinations include vancouver, rome, london, and paris. beyonce a day before she is said to take over levi's stadium. abc reporter ryan curry is outside san jose international with the excitement that is happening. hello, brian. ry

says there are three other ongoing sb-35 projects within the county, but that 825 drake is the only one in an unincorporated area. >> the marinounty's public housing in marin city is in marin city. kenny reached out to sb 35 author the talk about the impact on marin city residents. he was unveil for comment. >>> it's 6:40 and it's wired wednesday and i'm going to talk with dow jones reporter jonathan schwartz about ai's impact in san francisco. >>> and the market just opened about 11 minutes ago. just momming up and down >> woman: why did we choose safelite? >> vo: for us, driving around is the only way we can get our baby to sleep, so when our windshield cracked, we needed it fixed right. we went to safelite.com. there's no one else we'd trust. their experts replaced our windshield, and recalibrated our car's advanced safety system. they focus on our safety... so we can focus on this little guy. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ from ththe mountainins to t the coast..... ♪ ♪ heatitin' up the e kitchen♪ ♪ we got sosomethin dififferen♪ ♪ spreadidin' good vibes all l day ♪ ♪ todos a a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buenana

mostly over the north bay, around there in marin county into sonoma county, clear lake, ukiah, that could be coming in the next couple of hours. if you're sensitive to that, be mindful of that. make sure you're staying safe and prepared for what's to come. and what's to come all of these high temperatures tomorrow, as we do see a midweek bump, high pressure will return. 77 in the mission, san francisco looks like a nice day. mild around the immediate bay, also too hot in some places. we'll look at 89 in downtown san jose. 99 in fairfield and this heat will continue throughout the day on thursday, although the numbers will come down a little bit. we'll talk about what's ahead for thursday, friday and the weekend forecast, of course, coming up at 5:00. >> cinthia, thank you. meet terry mcsweeney. no, not the one we all know and love. he could be the one you love as we work to clear the shte. we posted details how you could adopt a pet oronate to some of our local shelters. you can find all the details at nbcbayarea.com/cleartheshelters. >>> janelle is next. >>> right now at 5:00, oakland er

a warning in marin county for people to watch out for rattlesnakes after two people were bit. a man who was moving a garbage can around his house in fairfax. neighbors say they are aware of snakes in the area and young ones can be more dangerous. >> when they bite you, the big ones, they go shi, shi, little ones just shoot straight venom. larry: rattlesnakes come out during the hot weather. be careful when you move around bushes, tree stumps and maybe to edge of buildings. they could be lurking. hikers are advised to stay on trails and keep your dogs under control. another bit of advice, do not wear headphones while you are on a hike. >> with earbuds, you cannot hear. a rattlesnake will tell you they are around. they start rattling if you get to near. it is a distinctive sound. find out where it is coming from and back away. they will not come after you. larry: you hope not. if you are bitten, call 911. the humane society says you can call them if you spot a rattlesnake and we will try to move it to a place where it is less likely to interact with humans. ready to go hiking no

well, the number of covid 19 transmissions is rising in marin county. it is a situation that's happening in many other parts of the country. now, the county's public health director tells the marin independent journal that the amount of virus detected in marin's wastewater one week ago was three times greater than the amount in june. however covid hospitalization rates remain very low in marin county, the cdc recently reported a 14% rise in covid 19 rates nationally during the first three weeks of july. the agency says the increase is due largely to summertime travel. our time is now 704 later this morning. both results will be announced in just over an hour from right now of a strike authorization vote by thousands of san jose city workers. about 4500 city employees voted last week on whether to authorize a strike for up to three days. union leaders want city administrators to address what they called and urgent staffing crisis and city departments. and they say it's hurting the city from library to emergency services. now, this morning at 830, the unio

in marin county, ferrets an effort to relocate boaters illegally anchored.ybody is eager to >> i was wondering what happened to my kayak. cornell: guy kelly says he has been living on his sailboat anchored on richardson bay for 10 years, just offshore from sausalito. >> i moved here intentionally. living on my boat has been my dream. i have been a water person all my life. cornell: he is one of about 50 living on their boats, known as anchor outs, despite a maritime law preventing boats from anchoring here more than 72 hours, some have lived illegally on their boats for decades. that could be changing, largely because of eel grass. >> the majority of boats are in what is known as the eelgrass zone. this will become a protected eelgrass zone in 2024, which means no anchoring. cornell: restoring eelgrass to the bay can help with sealevel rise and climate change but not everybody believes it. >> the whole grass complaint is bogus, a false narrative. cornell: marin county is starting an effort to remove anchor outs from environmentally sensitive waters and into

that moisture is wrapping around sacramento and out towards the marin county coastline. let's time it for you so you can maybe share the message with your friends and family down in los angeles. by around mid morning, seeing heavy amounts of rain near the border, off the coast of san diego. going to be very gusty, and just down right nasty, as the storm pushes on through. los angeles, going to see heavy rain through catalina, through this afternoon and into tonight. that storm continues to take that turn there through the evening hours, just going to be atrocious amounts oh of rain. make sure you're telling people to stay put. avoid any travel. those rain rates could be upwards of seven inches. a short amount of time, the places in the death valley area, never see that amount of rain in the whole year. if you can imagine that, it will be a lot of rain. as we push on through, get a closer look of the bay area, not going to rule out a shower or two, passing us through the north bay. more of the moisture comes in, later overnight tonight into our commute. the start of schoo

marin county health officials say accidental overdoses are now the leading cause of death for residents55 and younger. the county health department launched a campaign to try to tackle the epidemic. seven out of 10 overdose deaths involved fentanyl. there has been at least one overdose per week for the last three years. they are trying to raise awareness about narcan, that can save a victim's life. new details on a flight scare in december. they report by the national transportation safety board reveals a plane on its way from maui to san francisco nosedived in the air about one minute after takeoff. this morning we learned that miscommunication was to blame. the plane plunged after the captain called for an adjustment to the flap settings. he asked for to be set from 20 to five. the copilot told investigators he thought the captain asked for 15, not five, causing the plane to nosedive. the pilot quickly shifted to recovery mode and got back on track. >> 65 at the airport. the highs today a couple degrees above average. sunshine. the sea breeze intact. 70's downtown while we climbed thr

maintenance and where -- as well as underwent a thorough sanitation process, working closely with marin county environment health services. kristen: coming up, a warning for residents in one neighborhood on the peninsula after a mountain li was found roaming the streets. every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities. karina: residents of a san mateo neighborhood are on alert after a resident spotted a mountain lion. they asked this picture near highway 101. it was first spotted in a backyard on east 16th this morning and likely ate its way down the mountain via the creek. >> you can basically walk down the watershe

an informational report will be sent to the marin county district attorney's office regarding the hatent. meantime the girls plan to take the poster campaign to other areas to spread joy this summer. >> it felt like i was doing something really good in the world. cornell: in marin county cornell barnard abc 7 news. >> what a remarkable message adhering to the golden rule. lisa: so cute. that's a heartwarming story. good morning, everybody. look at the blue sky. 57 in half moon bay. 75 in fairfield. we will see a return for the fog. but even at the coast we will see mild temperatures. we will talk about it and tell you how warm it will get today. do not get too used to it. we get a gold out as soon as >> in sports new details overnight. the u.s. women's soccer team is no longer in the world cup after leaving -- losing to sweden. after a scoreless match sweden 15-4 over a sudden death penalty kick. the tournament is expected to be the last for trail blazer megan rapinoe who announced her retirement in july. the giants are in oakland today to face the a's. the favorite series continues th

a report will be sent to the marin county office.plan to take their poster campaign to other areas. >> it felt like i was doing something really good for the world. cornell: in marin county, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. stephanie: such an inspiring message. it's going to be a hot one today for a let's check in with lisa. lisa: a pretty shot here, stephanie. we are looking at the view from mount tam. 76 degrees. relative humidity is up 40%. that is why we are looking at the elevated fire danger today. be careful out there. we will talk about widespread 90's in the north bay. couple digits i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. seriou

and informational report will be sent to the marin county district attorney's office regarding this hate incident. meantime the girls plan to take their poster campaign to other areas to spread some joy the summer -- this summer. >> it felt like i was doing something really good for the world. reporter: cornell bernard, abc7 news. larry: chp officers will be deployed after the mayor asked the governor for additional resources in oakland. a total of six chp officers and a sergeant will be patrolling the streets of oakland. no word yet on their exact roles. this comes in the wake of a number of recent freeway shootings. the violence has led to residents calling for some outside help. not everyone agrees that more police are really the answer, including the executive director of the anti-police terror project. >> if our elected officials are serious about public safety, then we need to address the things that are pushing people into the underground economy. we need to address mental health. we need to address poverty. we need to address lack of housing and lack of jobs. until we do that and

in marin county, it's around 19%. santa clara county, 8%. with cases on the rise, some people say they're back to wearing masks. >> look, i go to trader joe's all the time and i wear a mask. i figure if i wear a mask, the chances are less that i will get infected. >> i'm not so worried about closing down or wears masks or any of that. i'm worried if there is a new strain or something that becomes very contagious that a lot of people are getting sick. >> dr. dean bloomberg with uc davis says it is a matter of being informed, taking precautions, and noticing the symptoms, and getting the vaccine. >> we do expect the cdc to have a meeting on september 12 and make recommendations for use of the new formulation of the vaccine. and then it should be available shortly thereafter. >> bay area hospitals stepping up their protocols. kaiser reinstated mask mandates in santa rosa. they're watching transmission rates elsewhere to see if the mandates in santa rosa should be expanded to other facilities. sutter healthcare says its healthcare workers are ma

the activity coming across napa county also parts of marin county and sonoma can see that line.i hear rain last night? you might have it because that's been going from east to west in the higher elevations, around 10,000ft. that moisture is streaming across. there's a lot of lightning strikes that kind of wash out or fall apart as they head towards us. but right in the motherlode in the valley, no doubt about it, 50 over 58. truckee, south lake tahoe. we are looking for this moisture to continue to stream in until probably late this afternoon. this evening, you can see it's starting to lift northward by 5:00. and then after that, it's just a matter of hit and miss some of this moisture will paint the sierra for most of the week. the lower then lift northward and that'll it'll merge with a system coming down from the north which will bring in a big time cooling trend, but not until probably thursday, friday, saturday. and look at that. there's plenty of moisture being forecast. rain, thunderstorms for the mountains. so something to keep in mind if you're heading up there. also up

kumasi: in the north bay, there's a new effort to relocate voters illegally anchored in marin county,e living on these boats. a maritime law prevents boats from anchoring in the bay longer than 70 two hours however, some people lived illegally on these boats for decades. marin county started a new effort to approve anchor outs from environmentally sensitive waters into secure housing on land. the county is offering a one to three year temporary housing voucher and other incentives. >> this program they are destroying a beautiful community, and for what? three years of housing that just does not provide certainty to anybody. kumasi: officials say so far four people have accepted the housing assistance. you can add pirates to oakland's list of crime issues. boat owners at jaclyn square telling the chronicle thieves are arriving in small watercraft's and using bolt cutters to break into boats. they stole engines, tools, and life rafts and several sailboats have also been stolen. boat owners blame nearby homeless encampment. the oakland city council in march passed an ordinance that allow

another team from departments around the marin county area is being send to the central valley becauseen we're not on the air you can get the latest updates on our website, nbcbayarea.com, or download our free nbc bay area app so you can get info sent straight to your phone. >>> a lot going on this morning, muggy, warm weather, it looks like good traffic to start our monday. thanks for starting your week with us. the "t >>> good monday morning. mother nature's fury on full display this morning. >> california hit by a rare tropical storm and an earthquake. it is august the 21st. this is "today." >> state of emergency. widespread flooding in southern california as the remnants of

how about crossing the richmond-san rafael bridge into marin county? that stretches back to about 2nd street in north richmond. nothing to report of any traffic, injuries on the bridge. just more people definitely crowding the roadways. seeing our typical buildup in the south bay as you make your way from 101 east capitol expressway. we are slow and go, but no major issues to report. that's good news. >> thank you very much. >>> happening now, a new bill to provide relief for farmers impacted by natural disasters. the agricultural emergency relief act is meant to streamline the process for farmers to get help. a similar program was set up back in 2022. the bill aims to make it permanent. the bill will cover disasters like droughts, wildfires, floods, hurricanes, winter storms, even freeze events. it would also require farmers who apply for relief to buy crop insurance for two years. >>> next, a quick look at our top stories, that include another indictment for donald trump, this time a grand jury charges him with trying to overturn the 2020 election. w

the marin county sheriff's office says it sees thousands of doses of the so-called date rape drug at a nail salon in fairfax. us customs initially detected a suspicious package which was turned over to marin county sheriff's investiga. then, with the cooperation of the us postal service, a controlled delivery was performed at that nail salon. authorities say a suspect identified as long tran took custody of the drugs. he was arrested. a search warrant then was performed at his home in san francisco where more drugs were uncovered. contra costa county fire crews responded to a vegetation fire in port costa this afternoon. the fire, dubbed the scenic fire, is burning along harkness scenic drive. so far, the forward progress has been stopped. officials say the fire burned about 15 acres, but they also warned there was a potential for it to grow to 50 acres. small businesses are finding it more difficult to keep their doors open. in the city of oakland. just this past weekend, there were a reported 45 robberies and two carjackings. ktvu was joins us live tonight with more on the challeng