without coming to millbrae.nd in fact i found out about it by reading the local newspaper the next day. >> on tuesday, the board voted 4 to 1 to purchase the property. supervisor david canepa was the only no vote. it's the sort of imposition of us making a decision for a city cannibas concern is for the 35 hotel workers and staff at the connected sushi restaurant. these are housekeepers. >> these are people who work at the front desk. these are people who work in the in the restaurant. >> some of the main concerns from residents were public safety, loss of jobs and the financial loss for the city. the existing hotel garners hundreds of thousands of dollars from tax revenue every year. supervisor noelia corzo felt like those concerns were addressed in the vote, and she brings personal experience to her decision. >> for me personally, as someone who experienced homelessness s with my family as a child in our county, that is part of the lens that i see the world through. there were compromises made and there was su

without coming to millbrae.ct i found out about it by reading the local newspaper the next day. >> on tuesday, the board voted 4 to 1 to purchase the property. supervisor david canepa was the only no vote. it's the sort of imposition of us making a decision for a city cannibas concern is for the 35 hotel workers and staff at the connected sushi restaurant. these are housekeepers. >> these are people who work at the front desk. these are people who work in the in the restaurant. >> some of the main concerns from residents were public safety, loss of jobs and the financial loss for the city. the existing hotel garners hundreds of thousands of dollars from tax revenue every year. supervisor noelia corzo felt like those concerns were addressed in the vote, and she brings personal experience to her decision. >> for me personally, as someone who experienced homelessness s with my family as a child in our county, that is part of the lens that i see the world through. there were compromises made and there was support gi

this is just one of five hotels in millbrae.ut $800,000 in tax revenue from this hotel that would go away. the hotel employs about 35 people. there's also a family owned sushi restaurant on the site. the mayor of millbrae says that the way the county communicates this plan to them was unfair. i found out about the decision that the board made in june by reading the local newspaper. so to read about it in the paper that you're losing a hotel that brings in upwards of $600,000 is a big hit. san mateo county's manager, meanwhile, has said in previous public meetings that the county desperately needs to resolve the homelessness problem and a lack of housing in the county and that the 100 rooms at that la quinta would help with that issue. san mateo county board of supervisors meeting scheduled to start at 9:00. again, all the people you see here in these three charter busses outside millbrae city hall are headed to that meeting to express their concerns about this purchase that could take several hours of public comment before the b

than what millbrae has in the city right now. i can't corroborate whether or not that's true, but i have to say that there is a lot of public interest in this issue and i figure we'll be covering it for a while. in redwood city, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks for latest, kris. >>> developing now, santa clara county has millions of dollars to fight the fentanyl crisis. the question now, how to spend it. bob redell has been watching a meeting with the board of supervisors that's under way. any decisions yet, bob? >> not yet. we are still waiting for the santa clara board of supervisors to vote on how to spend this millions and millions of dollars to prevent fentanyl overdoses in the south bay. this is a live feed of the board meeting that is taking place right now in san jose. the board of supervisors must consider how to spend roughly $19 million to combat this fentanyl crisis that sadly has killed 105 people so far this year in the county. $11 million of that money is from a cdc grant, the rest from a national opioid

yoyo tshwane owns a cafe and restaurant in millbrae as well as another restaurant in foster city. all locations only except card uses square for payment employed time cards. and for tracking sales, all of which were unavailable starting at 11 in the mornings. once it came time to pay the bill >> the cars were declining. cars are machine kept showing that it was off line, even though we were connected to the internet and i had to go around to all the tables, asking them if they can pay by cash or they can pay by venmo. fortunately, a bunch of people couldn't do that. so in those cases, we had to just get free food away. ashley believes this outage has cost him around $2000. neighboring businesses also experience the outage. some saying their square device only allowed some payments to go through, but the disruption continued into dinner for sure ways restaurants. they unfortunately shut homes customer support lines that we couldn't reach anybody. unfortunately, this isn't the first time this has happened choice as last time it was for a much shorter period of time. where never gave

the hotel tax from the la quinta brings millbrae more than $600,000 a year. if the county took it over, it would mean a big hole in the city budget. i found out about the decision that the board made in june by reading the local newspaper, so to read about it in the paper that you're losing a hotel that brings in upwards of $600,000 is a big hit, especially after we'd already approved our budget. the hotel has 35 workers and a sushi restaurant on site. my main concern here is what do we do with those employees, whether it's at the restaurant, the hotel or these are these are maids. my big concern right now and i think others concerns is we're trying to solve a problem . but are we creating a problem by displacing workers members of the board, san mateo county's executive officer says the county needs the hotel's 100 beds to solve the problems of housing and homelessness to serve the most vulnerable in our community. and of course, we augment that with wraparound services. more than 100 people signed up to speak during the public comment portion of the supervi

very nice. 72 in burlingame, 70 in millbrae. 76 in foster city about 78 mount. you. you'll find a lot of 80's in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon, maybe some mid 80's in the campbell in saratoga about eighty-four degrees in cupertino, east bay, probably afternoon, pushing near 90. in livermore about 88 in pleasanton. 78, sunny, nice day and fremont. beautiful day in moraga. 82 degrees. 86 in walnut creek and you're looking at some nice weather, much of the north bay. tuesday's temperatures are going to soar into the 80's and 90's. start to become more common as we head towards specially lot of part of the weekend. so really some nice weather ahead. no major heat wave on the horizon, but temperatures getting up near 90 degrees on sunday monday. it looks like even a little bit warmer. then those temperatures are going to start to back off. so we're quickly running out of summer days here. believe that. so, yeah, last one last summer weekends looks like it's going to be beautiful to get out there and take a vacation. summers running up. that means that the fox going

they say it will bring more unhoused people to millbrae than the city has now. >>> okay for smartphone junkies, today is like christmas because apple rolled out the newest tech, including the new iphones. unveiling happened at the cupertino headquarters. it is encased in titanium. the company ditching its proprietary lightning port and will include a charging port that uses the universal usbc plug. they say the upgrades, including a faster processor are small. tech watchers stress they could look bigger to those with some older devices. >> we always focus on is this enough for people to upgrade from last year. the reality is, there are a lot of people that are upgrading from two, three, four-year-old devices. >> so what's it gonna cost? they start at $800. they run up to a high at 1,200. they will be in stores later this month. scott budman will be by with a closer look at 6:00 to tell us more. >>> we will go to washington. house speaker kevin mccarthy announced he is directing an impeachment inquiry into president biden. it comes as congress has just 11 working days left to reach a de

the property is la quinta hotel in el camino real in millbrae. the supervisors voted to pend $33 million to convert the hotel into housing for homeless families. supervisor canepa voted no saying the county lacks a plan for the workers that will be displaced. >> we should have worked with the city of millbrae to solve the issues upfront. bottom line is, those employees are not guaranteed a job. i thought we could work together to solve that issue, and the board had a different opinion. that's fine. >> some people in millbrae showed up to the meeting to fight the deal citing concerns about the proximity to schools and really the overall cost of it. critics also say the property will attract more unhoused people to the city. >>> okay. it will cost you more going to san jose state and other cal state schools are on the cusp of creeping up. the csu board of trustees is decided to volt on a opinion to raise tuition every year for five years. it increases tuition 6% each year. by 2027 students would be paying nearly $2,000 more than now. the university

that's when we saw about 100 residents gather at millbrae city hall. hopefully we have that video we're showing you. you can see the charter busses there. they are gathering there to head down to the county office building and county board of supervisors meeting to implore county leaders to hold off on buying a la quinta inn in millbrae supervisors scheduled to vote to finalize the county's purchase of that hotel for $33 million and convert it into permanent rental housing for people experiencing homelessness . right. right now the la quinta is a functioning hotel with about 100 rooms. it has 80% occupancy right now. it's not far from sfo. millbrae is mayor and the city council are opposed to this purchase. the mayor says the county is taking away a source of revenue for her city. this is one of five hotels in millbrae and the city gets anywhere from 6 to 800,000 in tax money from this particular hotel, money that she says would go away if the county took it over. we are the second worst roads in the county. the second lowest school district funding in

. >> on the peninsula, controversial plan for mateo county to buy a millbrae hotel and converted into supportive housing is now going ahead. this after an all-day vote. and despite some vocal opposition from some local residents and one county supervisor, forestry says stasi was there when the vote came down. >> housing advocates and some disgruntled residents squared off at the mateo county board of supervisors tuesday. at issue turning this millbrae la quinta hotel into an affordable housing complex for families and seniors. >> what i'm saying to you is why do we have dialogue? it feels like things are being rushed. >> forced upon people think that i have a of people in my neighborhood as well. >> i want ask you to people in the 100 room hotel at 13, 90 el camino. real has an apartment complex next door as well as commercial buildings across the street. do worry about and how best and where it's like. we've put and called names some in millbrae against project wore red t-shirts and solidarity. >> they brought up concerns over safety and that it would take away viable dollars needed

and there are some a group of residents from millbrae and millbrae city leaders that will be taking bussesccording to supervisor canepa, it could take several hours today to listen to all the public comment about this controversial purchase. live in millbrae allie rasmus, ktvu fox two news. all right, allie, thank you. time is 634. police in oakland still investigating the death of a man who was shot and killed during a home invasion. it happened early sunday evening near 11th and pine streets in west oakland. witnesses say the police arrived just minutes after the shots were fired. opd came so fast and i was so impressed and so happy with that, to be honest. like it was like 2 or 3 minutes they showed up, you know, they jumped in. the shooting victim was pronounced dead there at the scene. oakland police are still searching for a suspect. the danville town council meets today to debate a proposed gun safety measure. now, the proposed ordinance would regulate how guns are stored in homes and businesses within in danville's town limits. it would require that most firearms be unlocked and se

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the hotel tax from the la quinta brings millbrae more than $600,000 a year. if the county took it over , it would mean a big hole in the city budget. i found out about the decision that the board made in june by reading the local newspaper, so to read about it in the paper that you're losing a hotel that brings in upwards of $600,000 is a big hit, especially after we'd already approved our budget. san mateo county supervisor david canepa says he has not decided yet how he'll vote. the hotel has 35 workers and a sushi restaurant on site. my main concern here is what do we do with those employees, whether it's at the restaurant, the hotel? these are these are maids. my big concern right now and i think others concerns is we're trying to solve a problem. but are we creating a problem by displacing workers, members of the board? san mateo county's executive officer says the county needs the hotels 100 beds to solve the problems of housing and homelessness to serve the most vulnerable in our community. and of course, we augment that with wraparound services. more

the san mateo county board of supervisors today approved a controversial proposal to convert a millbrae hotel into housing. the county wanted to buy the la quinta hotel and convert it into permanent rental housing for people who are homeless. supporters had argued it would go a long way toward helping the homeless in the city . but opponents say the mill that millbrae will lose more than half $1 million annually brought in by tax revenue from that hotel, all while the santa rosa city council is expected to advance a plan to redevelop part of downtown to make way for new housing, the council is looking at two different proposals that would demolish a parking garage and parking lot, both on third street, both properties are city owned. city officials say developing redeveloping the properties would be an easy way to move toward the goal of increasing housing in the urban center. but the measures could face opposition from businesses that rely on downtown parking in marin county. the fairfax town council voted to approve new tenant protections. they include rent increases, no greater than

the la quinta hotel on he will camino rial in millbrae.voted no. >> we are going to take care of the workers, respectfully i'm not convinced that we will have job training. we should have been having this conversation two months ago on how we are going to protect these employees and a plan. >> community members also showed up to the meeting to fight the deal citing concerns of proximity to schools to the overall cost. they say it would bring more unhoused people to millbrae than the city has already. >>> tomorrow college students across the state are going to find out if their tuition is going up. the board of trustees for the california state university system is going to be voting tomorrow on raising tuition over the next five years. so by the 2027 school year, students would be paying nearly $2,000 more than they are light now. university says the hikes are needed to help colleges keep up with rising costs. students and teachers hope the board will rethink their plan. >> a lot of stress on the students. a lot of stress on the students'

we've put and called names some in millbrae against the project wore red t-shirts and solidarity. >>hey brought up concerns over safety and that it would take away viable dollars needed to make repairs and improve city services visors, recognize that we have historically been under resourced and yet they're taking away. not just the not just the property tax in the city and the schools, not any sales tax we might but maybe if the restaurant but there are increasing our >> the county has purchased 5 other hotels, turning them into permanent and temporary housing using funds from the state's homekey project earmarked to assist communities and homelessness. and the and the purchase passed with only one supervisor can voting against the project. advocates say that they believe in the long-term residents will feel more at ease with the facility in their city. their concerns to be honest, i feel mainly based off of misinformation. and i think those fears are going to dissipate when 2 people are in the community and they recognize that these are just families and seniors just like us. >> an

nice day in millbrae. 72 burlingame warming up as you head down the peninsula. 77 redwood city, the south bay enjoying lots of 80's by tomorrow afternoon. very comfortable. and campbell, start checking in eighty-four degrees. and then we're going to be talking mid to upper 80's as you head inland by tomorrow afternoon. 87 in livermore about 86 in concord, a 74 degrees in oakland and 72 degrees in berkeley. the idea some nice numbers outside these temperatures just a little bit cooler than normal but will be warming up. i think as we head toward latter part of the week, temperatures going to cool down just slightly for tomorrow and into wednesday as that weak system sliding through. but then as we get into friday and saturday, here we go. high pressure starts to build start to talk about some upper 80's, some 90's inland by sunday and monday, a little bit on the hot side. but all these temperatures, yeah, no major heat wave on the rise just slowly climbing up as we get ready a very nice and i love to see this. they know the signs of sunshine. kind of yelling back and let's get a little war

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but opponents say the millbrae millbrae will lose more than half $1 million annually brought in by taxthe hotel . all right. if you haven't guessed by now, at this time of year is my favorite time of year. i love the length of day i love the temperatures, everything about it. and the last few weeks have been very much my favorite weather. these were the highs from the day today, 85 in antioch. it's perfect. fairfield, 85. even at the coast, some low and mid 60s, there is fog at the coast and there'll be fog. there's fog here now and there's going to be more of it again tomorrow morning. it hangs out this model. i want to show it to you again. you see sort of the dipping trough. you see this all going like this. right? and then i'm going to stop it up right here, here. and now you see this little that's a high pressure area that's going to warm us up just a touch. but then watch how quickly it kind of blows out. you see this trough underneath. and so the gist of this thing, the gist of this thing is, is obviously how deep this trough is. but the gist of it is, is that this pattern has b

yoyo tshwane owns a cafe and restaurant in millbrae as well as another restaurant in foster city.ime cards. and for tracking sales, all of which were unavailable starting at 11 in the mornings. once it came time to pay the bill >> the cars were declining. cars are machine kept showing that it was off line, even though we were connected to the internet and i had to go around to all the tables, asking them if they can pay by cash or they can pay by venmo. fortunately, a bunch of people couldn't do that. so in those cases, we had to just get free food away actually believes this outage has cost him around $2000. neighboring businesses also experience the outage. some saying their square device only allowed some payments to go through, but the disruption continued into dinner for sure ways restaurants. they unfortunately shut off the homes customer support lines that we couldn't reach anybody. unfortunately, this isn't the first time this has happened choice as last time it was for a much shorter period of time. where never gave us compensation or offered. >> future assurances that it

kron 4 sarah stinson spent some time in millbrae. she had a chance to talk with the affected business owners. take a look. >> a nationwide square outage had businesses scrambling all thursday to figure out how to charge customers. yoyo tshwane owns a cafe and restaurant in millbrae as well as another restaurant in foster city. all locations only except card uses square for payment employed time cards. and for tracking sales, all of which were unavailable starting at 11 in the mornings. once it came time to pay the bill >> the cars were declining. cars are machine kept showing that it was off line, even though we were connected to the internet. and i have to go around to all the tables, asking them if they can pay by cash or they can pay by venmo. fortunately, a bunch of people couldn't do that. so in those cases, we had to just get free food away. ashley believes this outage has cost him around $2000. neighboring businesses also experience the outage. some saying their square device only allowed some payments to go through, but the d

that'll be on a red line, leaving millbrae headed for richmond. we're live this morning from pleasant hill. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. okay thank you, james. well, the main event of oakland pride weekend festivities gets underway in just a few hours with a parade in downtown oakland. all this follows a weekend event to support lgbtq businesses. all across the city yesterday, more than 100 people took part in the oakland pride bar crawl, the citywide event is a fundraiser for oakland pride, and organizers were clearly happy with the response. it's actually turned out to be a very successful event, especially for the first year. i think we had maybe like a week of promotion to get it off the ground. it's great to see everyone here, especially early. it's great that everyone's gonna be able to support the different bars and check out bars. they haven't been to as well. pride means to me is just a way to celebrate who you are. you know how you how you want to be with your friends and not worry about what people think of. oakland pride parade

we've put and called names some in millbrae against the project wore red t-shirts and solidarity. >> they brought up concerns over safety and that it would take away viable dollars needed to make repairs and improve city services visors, recognize that we have historically been under resourced and yet they're taking away. not just the not just the property tax in the city, in the schools, not any sales tax we might but maybe if the restaurant but there are increasing our cost. >> the county has purchased 5 other hotels, turning them into permanent and temporary housing using funds from the state's homekey project earmarked to assist communities and homelessness. and the and the purchase pass with only one supervisor can voting against the project. advocates say that they believe in the long-term residents will feel more at ease with the facility in their city. >> concerns to be honest, i feel mainly based off of misinformation. and i think those fears are going to dissipate when 2 people are in the community and they recognize that these are just families and seniors just like us. >>

millbrae, a multicar crash. four vehicles on southbound 101 before millbrae avenue. a minor delay popping up on the sensors. we will end with a live look at the golden gate bridge. we have no advisories at the moment. we do have a wind for the done market bridge and the altamont pass. gloria: now let's turn to rebecca jarvis who is live with a look at what's coming up on gma. reggie: good morning, rebecca. rebecca: good morning, reggie and gloria. i'm happy it's friday. it is great to be with you. coming up, the latest on a story you have been covering this morning. that holiday travel crush. millions are hitting the skies and roads. what you can expect if you're heading out and the best and worst times to leave the house. also this morning, the warnings as millions of americans head to the beach for the holiday. how to keep your family safe from rip currents. princess diana in her own words. the never before heard audio first on gma this morning. plus, the grand finale of our united states of tacos in new york. country superstar sam hunt is here live for our party i

the san mateo county board of supervisors approved a proposal to convert a millbrae hotel into housing intends to buy the la quinta hotel and convert it into a permanent rental housing for people who are homeless. now, supporters say it would go a long way toward helping the homeless situation in the city, but opponents say millbrae will lose more than half $1 million annually be brought in by tax revenue from that hotel, all while unemployment insurance fraud during the pandemic is estimated to be $135 million. the government accountability office just published a new report that estimates fraud accounts for 11 to 15% of the total unemployment benefits paid from 2020 to march of this year . the watchdog office adds, quote, the full extent of fraud during the pandemic will likely never be known. you've probably watched a baseball game at oracle park in san francisco at some point, but how about playing a round of golf there later this year, you'll have the chance to play nine holes at the home of the giants ballpark. back nine event runs from november eighth to the 12th. the field at o

ending tonight, bart running its last legacy train that car taking off about 2 hours ago from the millbrae station ending its ride enrichment. the legacy trains will still be on hand for extra benson. emergencies. >> what will no longer run for regular service sent official retiring runs ceremony. >> will take place sometime next year. yeah, but beginning tomorrow, bart will only be running its fleet of the future trains and >> these changes are meant to keep up with the post-pandemic commute patterns as more people are back in the office. >> according to bart starting september, 11th evening services will increase by 50% to make sure no writer way to more than 20 minutes for a train. the agency plans to increase daily service on the yellow line running from antioch to sanpfrancisco with trains arriving about every 10 minutes. the blue line to and from dublin will arrive every 20 minutes at all hours. trains on the red line coming from the richmond or millbrae directions will also run on a 10 minute schedule. and if you rely on bart to get to the airport, sfo expected to see up to 9 trains

there's also the millbrae art and wine festival.t right there in downtown millbrae on broadway, we'll see temperatures in the morning starting out in the upper 60s and only reaching 73, with a partly cloudy sky. great weather for that, as well as the scottish highland games in pleasanton. this is usually one of those events where the temperatures are really hot, but not this year. we're only looking at mid-70s in pleasanton during the middle of the day, and we'll repeat that on sunday as well. if your weekend plans take you to the beach, take a look at santa cruz's forecast. it's going to be in the upper 60s. it will be mostly cloudy. you'll only get a few peeks of sunshine. very nice weather there. >>> mike, you've got a look to look forward to as well. >> or to move around. we're looking over here, one lane is blocked, two crashes exist here in the report, west 24 at telegraph and just past highway 13. there's slowing as crews are still addressing the one vehicle blocking just the fast lane over there. that is complicating things

he was born in san francisco and grew up in millbrae where he served as a police officer. his exact cause of death has yet to be released. >>> five former police officers involved in the deadly beating of tyre nichols are now facing federal charges. a federal grand jury indicted the officers on civil rights charges. they stem from the incident in january when police beat 29-year-old nichols after he ran away from a traffic stop. he died shortly afterwards. the five officers are facing multiple charges, all pleading not guilty to state charges in this case. >>> if you are six months or older, the cdc recommends you get covid booster vaccines. they voted 13-1 in favor of the recommendation. the cdc director still needs to sign off, and when that happens, updated vaccines will be available at pharmacies within 48 hours. >>> santa clara county is taking action to combat the fentanyl crisis. the county is set to get $48 million from a nationwide opioid settlement . officials met to see how the money would be spent and that includes making narcan more available. >> if we include

. >> has just approved by the la quinta hotel in millbrae to converted into supportive housing for the homeless. so this will cost the county 33 million dollars. that money is coming from california's project homekey many people who live in millbrae have been voicing their concerns. that even to that at today's board meeting, they claim that the hotel is too close to schools and childcare services and could potentially expose children to harm county supervisor david who voted no on the proposal, put out a statement calling the plans, quote, half baked kron four's to co at the board meeting. she will break down today's decision starting on kron. 4 news at 5. and now we'll get a check of our forecast as we take this live look outside of a wide view here for the city of san francisco. but we can really see what's happening outside and wish we could see how warm it was. meteorologist dave sphar with us this afternoon. going over the temperatures friday. i do on their justine and a little different is a situation. we have the coast francisco all open up or nicely been half moon bay. >> stil

now, a controversial plan for san mateo county to buy a millbrae hotel and converted into housing is moving forward. despite opposition from some residents. >> kron four's terisa stasio has the details. >> with what i'm saying to you why do we have dialogue? it feels like things are being rushed. >> forced upon people. >> county supervisor dave cannabis speaking up at the mateo county board of supervisors meeting tuesday voicing his concern with turning this a la quinta hotel into an affordable housing complex for an house families and seniors. have >> want people in my neighborhood as well. i want ask you to people the 100 room hotel at 13, 90 el camino real has an apartment complex next door as well as commercial buildings across the street. do worry about and how east and where it's like. we've been put and called names some in millbrae against the project wore red t-shirts and solidarity. >> they brought up concerns over safety and that it would take away viable dollars needed to make repairs and improve city services visors, recognize that we have historically been under resourc

but residents in millbrae or searching or sharing, i should say their concerns.ts say the hotels too close to schools and childcare services and could potentially expose children and minors to harm. they also say the county doesn't do enough in terms of screening for unhoused people in the area and that this decision could cause revenue and job losses. well, cal state university is set to vote on possible tuition hikes tomorrow, which could mean a tuition increase for the first time in decades. students are speaking out against it, saying that they feel that they're afraid they won't be able for going to school anymore. we've got sacked weather with the story. >> cal state university students in a zoom conference monday taking aim at a new tuition hikes set for vote on wednesday. it is basically not possible to make enough money to live on campus wire campus. think that's just completely wrong. the proposed tuition increases include annual 6% bump through the 2028 29 academic year bringing tuition for that year to about $7,700 compared to roughly 5,750 students a

we've been put and called names some in millbrae against the project wore red t-shirts and solidarity>> they brought up concerns over safety and that it would take away viable dollars needed to make repairs and improve city services visors, recognize that we have historically been under resourced and yet they're taking away. not just the not just the property tax in the city, in the schools, not any sales tax we might but maybe if the restaurant but there are increasing our cost. >> the county has purchased 5 other hotels, turning them into permanent and temporary housing using funds from the state's homekey project earmarked to assist communities and homelessness. and the and the purchase passed with only one supervisor can voting against the project. advocates say that they believe in the long-term residents will feel more at ease with the facility in their city. >> concerns to be honest, i feel mainly based off of misinformation. and i think those fears are going to dissipate when 2 people are in the community and they recognize that these are just families and seniors just like us

people got together to celebrate the 52nd annual art and wine festival out in millbrae. of a kind arts and crafts enjoy live music, of course on some specialty drinks as well. local food cpvendors were invited to serve up a gourmet menu. and we caught up with attendees at the end of the summer celebration. got their take on how that went. >> we're enjoying whether temps down and gold women's jewelry. and business is steady. it's all want because covid you never know what you're going to get a different world that we live in. industry will have a place to my heart. >> very cool. if you'd like to be considered as a food, vendor or applies. and art, just for the next year festival, you can find a list requirements online at millbrae dot com. >> all right. well, coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, nevada is trying to get all their ducks in a row and get a new baseball stadium for the a's building. tell you what their next steps are. and after the break, as maui works to rebuild ways, governors trying to prevent outside buyers. trying to purchase the land and the historic

so they served him millbrae police force from 1967.74. >> its 9.34 a former attorney for the city of santa clara has filed a lawsuit claiming the city fired him over a hush agreement with the owners of the san francisco forty-niners. brian doyle says that he was fired in retaliation for whistleblowing in the forty-niners 5 scandal. that's where 5 city council members rare accused of having an ethical relationships with the management of the forty-niners in the suit. doyle says that he was fired in a deal to make team friendly decisions in exchange for millions in campaign support for the council members. doyle says this decision came after he refused to participate in a closed door session over legal concerns during his employment. doyle says that he helped lead several city actions to control the forty-niners management of levi's stadium. it's 9.35. right now. and a group of anchor brewing company employees. >> is a little closer to saving the brewery and being owners of it. they are talking to investors and they have a go fund me acc

we've got a problem, a major delay there that's between south san francisco and san bruno on the millbraese. a full line, some equipment issues on the track. that's what's causing that. hopefully they're able to clear that up because a lot of folks are a lot on bart checking on other bridges, though, no major issues on the bay bridge. 14 minutes there. richmond center fell bridge about 11 minute right holes to 101. so we're now just waiting for chp to open up the eastbound side of the dunbar bridge. the roads have just been a complete mess of a gallon, hoping the weather's a whole lot better than this. good morning. good morning, reyna. good morning, everyone. well, we have some pleasant weather today. it's been quiet. >> so far today, but that is expected to change starting tomorrow. i want to show you this live picture up half moon bay. it's just so beautiful there. but you see, i'm starting to get a little more cloud. i did see some sunshine earlier, definitely getting it better by the afternoon hours because we have some sunny and nice weather in store in the 60's and low 80's inland.

saturday and sunday low 70s if you are heading to the millbrae art and wine festival.eautiful event and i definitely want to go check that out if i have the opportunity to. low 70s not only there but also off into the inland east bay. and even along our inland areas up into the north bay this afternoon. notice that warm-up like i mentioned and into next week we go. we're going to see a lot more sunshine not only in the east bay but the north bay and down into the santa clara valley. it's going to be a beautiful next seven days for us. a little break with the temperatures, to add to that the dense clouds we're seeing right now slowly going to start breaking apart and left with sunnier skies and even in the heart of san francisco. just in time for labor day with upper 60s flirting with the lower 70s heading into next week. we'll keep you updated on this forecast. for now over to you, g. >>> all right, thank you. let's get a look at the roadways right knew. getting ready to wake up on this friday. happy friday everybody. and hopefully it's going to be a really nice weeken

the millbrae art and wine festival will be another way you can enjoy the nice and mild weather, withtures in millbrae tomorrow starting out in the morning in the upper 60s, and only peaking at 73 degrees, with partly cloudy skies. then there also about will be the scottish highland games saturday and sunday at the alameda county fairgrounds. throughout the weekend it's going to be mild, in the upper 60s in the morning, then only reaching into the upper 70s for highs. if you're taking your weekend plans to your family, maybe going to tahoe, look at this live picture at palisades. that is beautiful. we're also going to be watching out for some rain. look at those temperatures. i would pack an extra sweater, rain jacket, and we're only reaching into the upper 50s there throughout the weekend. >>> mike, you're tracking different weather patterns. >> over here, this is not beautiful. we just cleared a couple of crashes, or we're just clearing two crashes on 24. two more crashes reported on the grid in the same stretch between the caldecott tunnel and highway 13. very slow for this part of

around the bay with a live look outside in san jose, where it's going to be a nice 84 degrees, in millbrae expect it to reach up to 72 degrees, in concord in the upper 80s. you can see the range in temperatures. this is about normal for this time of year around the bay area and we'll see this hang out with us for a little while longer, with a slight warm-up for the weekend. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >>> mike, you're starting with the south bay commute. >> i am. we expect to see this, the first burst of traffic starting to ease up a little bit. by about 6:15, they should be back at speed. but as school returned, we see a different traffic volume kicking in, especially after 7:00 a.m. even now, i've been watching for the last week and a half and we're watching more slowing, more traffic feeding in and continuing toward morgan hill. that will continue to feed the south bay. we will see more traffic building, maybe a little earlier than in the summer months. over here, southbound 880 still shows a slower drive past 238, toward a street. a couple of crashes, but they are recoverin

while some 70's for the bayshore burlingame millbrae upper 70's for you seeing carlos, the redwood city barely making the low 80's. look at the south bay, even santa clara milpitas and sonny bill, only in the upper 70's today. well, san jose 81 degrees, fremont hayward up through oakland, all 70's, even dublin down at 79 degrees. most of our inland areas barely making the low 80's. so today is going to be warm enough to get outside with the shorts and t-shirt, but not too warm to be avoiding too much exposure this afternoon. we stay this way all week long to very little change going on. you'll see a few passing clouds thursday while the sierra nevada sees those showers, we stay dry. just a little cooler and a few clouds here. and there fall officially starts on saturday and does so warming up. we end summer on a cool down and start fall. seasonably warm. all right, john, thank you for that. came year old on a monday morning. hey, traveling into the city this morning about 20 minutes. >> meteor lights are on at the bay bridge. san mateo bridge just under 13, 80 to 101. richmond, sandra f

sully served on the millbrae police force from 1967.a 34 in the south bay, a former attorney for the city of santa clara has filed a lawsuit claiming the city fired him over a hush agreement with owners of the san francisco forty-niners brian doyle says that he was fired in retaliation for whistleblowing in the forty-niners 5 scandal. that was a situation where 5 city council members were accused of having an ethical relationships with management of the forty-niners. the suit claims that doyle was or fired in a deal to make team friendly decisions in exchange for millions in campaign support for the council members. doyle says the decision came after he refused to participate in a closed session meeting over legal concerns during his employment. doyle says that he helped lead several city actions to control the forty-niners management levi stadium. time now is 8.35. and a group of anchor brewing company employees. they are a little closer down to saving the brewery and >> being the new owners. they're talking to investors now and they'v

we've been put and called names some in millbrae against the project wore red t-shirts and solidarityhey brought up concerns over safety and that it would take away viable dollars needed to make repairs and improve city services visors, recognize that we have historically been under resourced and yet they're taking away. not just the not just the property tax in the city, in the schools, not any sales tax we might but maybe if the restaurant but there are increasing our cost. >> the county has purchased 5 other hotels, turning them into permanent and temporary housing using funds from the state's homekey project earmarked to assist communities and homelessness. and the and the purchase passed with only one supervisor can voting against the project. advocates say that they believe in the long-term residents will feel more at ease with the facility in their city. >> concerns to be honest, i feel mainly based off of misinformation. and i think those fears are going to dissipate when 2 people are in the community and they recognize that these are just families and seniors just like us. >>

we've been put and called names some in millbrae against the project wore red t-shirts and solidarity. >> they brought up concerns over safety and that it would take away viable dollars needed to make repairs and improve city services visors, recognize that we have historically been under resourced and yet they're taking away. not just the not just the property tax in the city and the schools, not any sales tax we might but maybe if the restaurant but there are increasing our cost. >> the county has purchased 5 other hotels, turning them into permanent and temporary housing using funds from the state's homekey project earmarked to assist communities and homelessness. communities and homelessness. and the and the purchase pas with only one supervisor can voting against the project. advocates say that they believe in the long-term residents will feel more at ease with the facility in their city. >> concerns to be honest, i feel mainly based off of misinformation. and i think those fears are going to dissipate when 2 people are in the community and they recognize that these are just fami

he was born in san francisco and grew up in millbrae where he served as a police officer. right now his exact cause of death has yet to be released. >>> more than 180,000 cal state university students could see their tuition going up starting next year. csu trustees began the meeting to vote on a set of controversial tuition hikes. the proposal will raise tuition by about 6% every year for five years in a row. drill down on the numbers and that means by the 2028-2029 school year, tuition would be nearly $2000 more per semester. the proposal is not popular on campus. >> it will be a lot of stress on the students. a lot of stress on students parents, especially if students are living with parents. there are a lot of factors to think about. >> to settle the students with greater financial burden is unconscionable. >> the cal state faculty and student association are adamantly opposed to the hikes and so is the states lieutenant governor. the trustees argue that rates will stay the same for 11 of the past 12 years in the need the coverage for the rising costs. >>> at home we h

san mateo county supervisors voted 4-1 to buy the old la quinta inn in millbrae and convert it to homeless housing. community opponents staged several protests over the plan saying that they are angry that the county never consulted them. >>> for the second day in a row it has been a rough commute and that is because work is still underway to patch a sinkhole that opened up late sunday night when a water main broke at fillmore and green. so the break itself is been repaired and the water is back on, but still no word on when the road will reopen. >>> tonight the city of oakland will review a plan to let the local soccer club put down stadium plans. the oakland roots are seeking a stadium in what is currently the malibu parking lot. so the minor-league team had been playing at laney college until issues with the turf prompted a move to cal state east bay. that temporary stadium would also host the women's minor-league team, the oakland soul, owned by the same franchise. >>> still ahead, it is being called the biggest iphone upgrade in years, but is it worth your money? the noticeable change

millbrae resident chris said he was one of the lucky ones. >> great infrastructure. shelter. we have heat. >> reporter: but some said it was all part of the experience and that a little or a lot of model was not going to stop them from having a good time. we have an update on what happened with chris. he ended up getting a ride to the bus depot but there was still a three hour wait to get checked in and take a plastic-covered seat on the bus. and the burners had to take another shuttle to the bus because the depot was too muddy. lots of struggle there. >>> good news for burners heading into the bay area. they will not get into a jam heading through solano county. westbound i-80 is back open following a weekend closure for road repairs. san francisco is already shutting down its streets for dream force. harold will be close between third and fourth for the mega convention at moscone he center and it needs to be a hit because the salesforce ceo told the chronicle that there is no guarantee it will be back if the problems with drug use and homelessness don't improve. >>

not a surprise. 68 millbrae about 73 in foster city. 76 and sunny in mountain view. you get a lot of 70's and 80's in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon, inland valleys. you're looking to upper 80's in many spots there. how about 88 dublin? 86 in walnut creek and 87 degrees in concord. you might see some hot 90's in places like vacaville in antioch, back toward the coast, though it will be cooler with that sea breeze kicking in. still some very comfortable weather as we head into one last weekends of summer here in the bay area. how about that? as we're going to see fall beginning on the 23rd temperatures heating up through monday. then cooling back down on tuesday. thank you, lawrence. couscous county inviting the community to visit its 9.11 memorial display. it's right in front of fire station 11 in clayton. >> memorial honors first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice on september. 11th 2001. now the fire district says that visitors will be able to read names and even see the faces along with learning more about some of the first responders in new york. >>

trains on the red line coming from the richmond or millbrae directions will also run on a 10 minute schedule. and if you rely on bart to get to the airport, sfo expected to see up to 9 trains per hour on nights and weekends as well. in oakland, one person was injured tonight during a shooting. it all happened just before 07:00pm on macarthur boulevard n70th avenue. officers responded to reports of a shooting and found the victim with a gunshot wound. that person was taken to the hospital in stable condition. anyone with information is asked to contact o p d. >> in the north bay drivers arrested for dui after driving onto railroad tracks in sandra fell. officers sharing these pictures from this morning. this happened around 5 o'clock in the morning on 4th street on the smart railroad tracks near redwood highway. police say the driver took an abrupt left, turn onto the tracks and got more stock because they were accelerating. the driver then failed a series of sobriety tests and was booked into the marin county jail for driving under the influence. the truck was eventually injuries were report

. >> millbrae resident and venture capitalist shared video of how he sloughed through the mud around his camp . supplies like plastic bags and socks are in high demand. more rain fell on sunday but the bulk of it has passed. the bathroom situation isn't pretty. >> it is always overflowing. oh my gosh. >> reporter: still, chris says he is one of the lucky ones. >> we have great infrastructure. we have shelter, heat, electricity, food, water but that is not true for many other people. >> reporter: he says he is with a well-resourced camp and he is in a bus with about 18 people. organizers said sunday evening that the roads are still too wet and muddy to open them for peoplele to getet out. if they clear the way on monday that traffic jam could be longer than 12 hours. people are free to walk off if they choose to do so. comedian chris rock made the five mile trek on saturday. for those who choose to stay longer the traditional burning of the effigy known as the man has also been rescheduled from saturday to labor day. despite the upheaval and disruption there were moments of kindness a

. >>> san mateo county supervisors have voted to buy a millbrae hotel to convert it into housing for the homeless. the proposal to buy the la quinta hotel has been at the center of controversy for months with some members of leadership not happy with the plan. they have held protests in recent weeks. opponents say they are angry that the county never consulted them. la quinta has served travelers arriving at nearby sfo but the current owners say the hotel is not profitable anymore. >>> tonight an emotional debate is expected over proposed flag policy. the board is voting on a measure that would ban any flags from being flown at schools except the u.s. and state flags. supporters say that it is about school unity. critics say that it is just a way to ban the pride flag without singling out the lgbtq+ community. tonight at 6:00 we hear from parents. >>> let's give you a live look at the state capital. this evening, lawmakers may soon left at travel ban which had prevented university scholars from traveling to 26 states using the state's money. yesterday, legislation was passed to end t