so you're probably getting the alerts from our nbc bay area app. you've seen it on our web page as well. excessive heat watch for the entire bay area community. right now the coast 70s to 80s. near the bay 80s to 90s. inland, 100 to 110. at this point it doesn't look like any major wind. so we have to remember to drink plenty of water. also, don't forget the pets. hot car danger. you know, parked car with the windows up can go as hot as 150 degrees. so check twice before you leave anyone or anything in it. that of course is very important to you. right here in concord, we get up to 108 on monday. that's the new change. it looks like labor day will be the hottest day in the event. it will last four days. and after that, will slide down. my next thursday will be in the low 90s. right here in san francisco we do have some 80s back with us saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday with this heatwave. and you'll see through the inland valleys, we do go up to 99 thursday. but the heatwave officially starts on saturday when it does get dangerous for us. >> a lo

so i have a -- i actually have hard time believing that. >> reporter: ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> we continue to investigate this story. coming up at 7:00, candice nguyen looks into senior facilities and how they are regulated. what she uncovered may surprise you during nbc bay area news tonight. >>> i want to update you on the story of a 71-year-old woman violently robbed in vallejo two nights together. this happened after dinner. they were at a restaurant. the woman walking with her husband and friends back to the car at the parking lot when someone hit her on the back of the head, ran off with her purse. the woman's step-son says she is still in the hospital. she will be released when she is able to walk on her own. we're waiting to hear back from police if any cameras captured the attack. no arrests have been made so far. >>> a community outraged and demanding change after days of violence in oakland. now among the crimes a 12-year-old boy accused of shooting a 13-year-old student on campus. just minutes ago, oakland police revealed that the child shot was not the intended tar

in san jose, marianne favro pro, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up on this special edition of nbc bay area news, they just found the body of -- >> the people previous to look at. >> okay. coming up on this special edition of nbc bay area news, they found the body of the teen, kyeli rodni. now, another california woman won search. >>> once again, for the coast and peninsula, starting up tomorrow. i will finish the weekend off for us, with heat in the seven- day forecast. a closer look when we come right back. >>> they make in their forever homes tonight. we'll tell you about our successful clear the shoulders event, and how you can still help adopt a pet in need. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of

microclimates in full effect, cool coastline but sizzling in the valleys. >> thanks, kari. >>> nbc bay area news is always on, all you need is your roku streaming device. select the live tv tile on your home screen and scroll down to channel 133. you can watch nbc bay area newscasts any time, anywhere. >>> an appeals court is ordering san jose unified to reinstate a christian student athlete's club. pioneer high school in 2019 withdrew the organization's official recognition after some argued it discriminates against members of the lgbtq community. they claim the club asked the student leaders to affirm traditional beliefs about marriage and sex. the organization claimed the district recognized other clubs who use discriminatory tactics when it comes to their membership. in its ruling, the court says the district cannot treat religious affiliations differently. we'll be back after this break. ♪ strutting your way into my heart ♪ ♪ take your hat off make yourself at home ♪ ♪ how about stay the night then strut on home ♪ ♪ day 1 i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ day 2 i'm in love with your stru

and assets around marketing, it's extremely problematic. >> reporter: in oakland, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> we have new details about that whale that washed ashore in half moon bay yesterday. you can see our skyranger was overhead. this is manhattan beach near the ritz-carlton hotel. a team from the marine mammal center conducted a necropsy today. they found this whale likely died from a ship strike. according to the center, seven gray whales and three humpback whales have been found dead in the bay area so far this year. >>> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're going to start seeing some really hot temperatures this coming weekend. >> it's not just flirting with 100. we're looking at some dangerous heat for several days on end. we're going to get you all the details on what's going to be coming our way as we start off on this monday. i want to take it out first to a live sky cam view of san francisco. there's some fog way, way back at the coastline. that foggy breeze is in place. that's why i think tonight we'll still have some comfortable 70s as we move through

nbc bay area's scott budman goes into it a little deeper. >> reporter: there's a subtle shift in the bay area rental market, and a lot of it has to do with the price of housing. >> there's just no way that you can afford a home in the bay area. >> reporter: as the housing market struggles with low inventory and high prices, more people are turning to the rental market. >> many people are opting out of the buying process. >> even if we are planning to buy a home, the down payment of that home is too much. like you cannot expect beyond 200 k, 300 k, and that is very expensive. >> reporter: it appears more of those renters are looking for more space. in fact, zumper says the rental price on two-bedroom apartments is starting to climb in many parts of the bay area while the price of a one-bedroom is dropping. >> a lot of people in s.f. are still working from home, so whether they're a couple and they want another office or, you know, something like that, that could be why two beds are higher than one beds right now. >> reporter: which we confirmed anecdotally. >> my wife talks loud. she i

in hayward , scott budman , nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much, scott. >>> one bay area man has found a solution to the housing crisis and is living in his van . candice nguyen spoke with him. watches tonight right after the game . >>> help is on the way for those suffering with depression and anxiety. the state superintendent tony thurman announced california will recruit 10,000 mental health clinicians over the next couple of years. they will offer a grant to those studying. in return, they must promise to work in the schools at least two years before the pandemic, california schools only had one- third of those needed to help students . >> we have seen children experience depression. there has been a rise in depression in many students with an increase in anxiety and a visit to an emergency room. >> the money would come from the 2022 state budget >>> near the california in oregon border, weather is helping out those trying to knock out the mckinney fire. containment has grown 10%. cal fire said there appears to have been little growth overnight the fire has burned 58,000 acre

you'd like to know what the weather will be like in your neighborhood, feel free to download our nbc bay area app. >>> all right. a major backup for drivers after a big rig crashed on the freeway today. some told us they were stuck for hours. our nbc bay area sky ranger flew over this morning. you see it right here. according to the chp, it all started at around 7:45 along 680 southbound north of pacheco boulevard. the crash involved a big rig. dozens of gallons of diesel spilled on to the highway. all southbound lanes were blocked for hours as crews cleaned up. the northbound lane was shut down as caltrans repaired the center divide. we do know an ambulance did respond to the scene this morning, but we're still working to learn if anyone was hurt. >>> new details tonight in an investigation into a string of violent home invasions in san jose. a fifth suspect was arrested this week. it all started back in may. one of the invasions was caught on this dash cam video by the victim's wife as she came home. take a look here. she found the suspects with her husband and 15-month-old child at gunpoin

nbc bay area's ian cole is with us. with no information. >> reporter: they are helping in day four of the search, trying to find clues in a heavily wooded area, and the sheriff has a message for people at the party friday night. tonight, the county sheriff releasing this new surveillance photo of 16-year-old kiely rodni, friday night at 6:00 at a local business in truckee, before she disappeared wearing a black spaghetti strap bodysuit, green pants and black vans. today, more than 100 volunteers taking a moment to pray for her safe return. as they were joining seth agencies and now the fbi inserting for her, she was attending a party late friday night at the family campground. >> other agents will appear, helping run down some of those priority information and leads that have come through. >> reporter: crews are trying to find kiely rodni and her silver honda cr-v, combing the area on the ground and from the air. detectives now know more about the loss time better from paint. >> the last information that we have for cell

as nbc bay area's joe rosatto jr. tells us. >>> i had a normal 9:00 to 5:00, i quit my job and joined the circuit. >> reporter: in the gritty section of industrial oakland performers christine lee hone their circuit dream. they formed dahlias entertainment, an asian american run event with weddings and festivals. but when the pandemic hit, the big top came down on all the group's bookings. >> we lost all of our work. >> reporter: as the women decided whether to try to continue out of the blue came an offer from an acquaintance lee knew from the tech world. >> he reached out and said, hey, i know that the dahlias have gone through a really rough patch because of covid. >> reporter: lee said dillman, a prominent tech leader, wanted to book her troupe. according to texts provided by lee, dillman wanted to go big to support the performers. >> he kept saying things like triple the budget, pay performers three times the amount, pay for all the flights. >> reporter: the dahlias hired 20 people for the event from staff to per

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watch all the episodes right now on nbc bay area.com/overpriced on roku, apple tv, or on youtube. candace then nbc bay area's news. >>> of next, getting into the vacuum business. how much amazon is paying to take over roomba. >>> i'm here to talk about companies that flat-out failed to deliver. today we got one to deliver over and over and over and simply wouldn't stop! on consumer investigator nbc bay area response next. >> i am chief meteorologist live here in fremont, where they are getting all set up for the fremont festival of the arts. paseo padre is closed down. we've got some folks getting to set up booths and coming up, we are going to talk with misty from diamond in the rust. she is going to share some of >>> went to share some breaking news with you. police tell us the 13-year-old girl has been shot. at this point she does not appear to be critical. police do tell us that she was hit in her foot by the bullet fragments and taken to the hospital. police say the shooting occurred inside a business along the 200 block of east 14th street. turn curl if the girl was actually targeted or somehow was jus

nbc bay area's christie smith is in the crowd. kristi, the scene is almost pre- pandemic. >> reporter: that's right. this is about the time that people really start showing up. the gate is just on the other side of where we are standing and people come through there. they take a soapy with range for dave and up over the hill. this is the view that they get. a lot of smiling faces out you today, people ready to enjoy outside lands and the way they remember it for covid. they should get a reverse musical lineup and nearly 100 food vendors. and in a way, a chance to party like it is 2019. expect big crowds in golden gate park as the area's biggest music festival returns in full force. fans say it is worth the trip. >> just the atmosphere more than anything. i've been to multiple other festivals and this is the most friendly festival. >> this is the first time i don't know what to expect. i've been hearing nothing but great things about them. >> became infrarenal from the three-day festival celebrating music, delicious food, wine, and

to watch nbc bay area news on roku, turn on your streaming device and scroll down to channel 133. you can watch nbc bay area anywhere in the u.s. >> simple as that. >>> up next, it could be a game changer in the fight against monkeypox. the new drug for people diagnosed with the virus. >>> plus, a san rafael police officer accused of stopping a homeless man on the streets without getting him any services. now the san rafael police department >>> moving you forward, there is a drug trial that could be a game changer when it comes to monkeypox. the drug is called -- the drug is not new. a research team in the uk is testing the drug to see if it works on monkeypox patience who aren't that sick. to be clear, the monkeypox vaccine reduces chance of infection. this drug would shorten the course of the disease. researchers hope to have trial results by the end of this year. >>> as of right now, neither the fda or cdc have approved the newer shots, but both moderna and pfizer boosters are designed to target the ba.4 and ba.5 sub variance of omicron. ba.5 is responsible for about 90% of ne

today one bay area community is talking about how it will make sure that the charging stations are there before the day comes. nbc bay area's kris sanchez has more on what this could mean for drivers and the planet, kris. >> marcus, you've probably seen more of these electric charging stations go up in parking lots around the bay area as more and more people look to go zero emissions. that's a discussion happening in richmond right now, how to make sure the infrastructure is there when the goal happens to go zero gas new cars. richmond, which has the third largest refinery in the country, has the goal of hitting that zero emissions vehicle sale. today business and energy leader are talking about how to fuel the future without gas. here is what california air resources ban would look like on gas-powered cars. by 2026, 35% of all new cars, trucks and suvs would have to be zero emission. by 2030 the percentage jumps to 68% with the goal of allowing only zero emission new vehicles by 2035. >> a little concern now in terms of battery life and the longer trips and what that looks like. >> we all live on this earth, and

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but for now here in concord, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >> thanks for the heads up. appreciate it. >>> take a look at this. the heatwave created problems for hikers in the east bay. a rescue team was on scene at the huckleberry trail in the oakland hills this afternoon. sky ranger was overhead. firefighters say three hikers were suffering from heat exhaustion, but after being evaluated by medics, the hikers were able to walk back down the trail on their own. >>> with the hotter weather, there comes a bigger risk of fire danger. crews were able to put out the eden fire in dublin this morning. you'll remember we brought that story as breaking news during this hour yesterday. car fire spread to an open field. the flames came very close to homes near eden canyon road, forcing evacuations. thankfully, firefighters saved those homes, and you can see by the video just how close those flames got to them. people were able to return home after a couple of hours. in total, the fire burned 58 acres. download our nbc bay area app if you want to have access to up-to-the-minute fore

. >> live in livermore, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> if you haven't downloaded our free nbc bay area app, it's very useful. you can keep an eye on the rising temperatures by typing in your zip code and you'll get a forecast for where you live. >> happening now, day two of a strike by kaiser mental health workers. you can see union members are out there and they've been out there since early this morning. across northern california and the central valley, about 2,000 workers are striking including counselors, psychologists and staff. it comes in the wake of those stalled contract talks. workers there demanding higher pay, increased staffing and patient wait times. kaiser is saying workers are getting the fair offer. >> if someone has to wait three months, six months and they're already in acuity of a crisis, that crisis is going to become full-blown where they'll need more services and care at that point. >> the union's proposal to reduce time directly seeing patients comes at a time when we're faced with a 30% increase in demand for mental health care. >> kaiser also saying they

we have a live look for you from nbc bay area sky ranger. the chp said it all started about 7:45 this morning along 680 southbound just north of pacheco boulevard. the crash involves a big rig as you see there, jackknifed, and other vehicles exciting matters as well. dozens of gallons of diesel fuel spilled on to the highway. all southbound lanes remain blocked. the northbound lane shut down as caltrans makes repairs to that center divide. all the vehicles have been backed up there for hours. we know an ambulance respond to the scene this morning. we're still learning, trying to find out if anyone was actually hurt and how long it will take to clean all of this up. >> right now we have mike here keeping track of what's going on there. a nightmare for those folks there. how will they get around? >> you see it is just south of the bridge there. all southbound lanes. as you know, they have to get around it. they haven't cleared it. the benicia bridge is here. all the lanes have stopped. folks can get over to the area. you can see the slowing at

here if san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> you know all month long, nbc bay area and telemundo 48, we've been working to help clear the shelters. this is where you come in. you can help by adopting a pet in need. at the spca adoption center, this one in san francisco. i think i'm in love with this little cat that you have right there. people can adopt throughout the year. talk to us about the adoption options? >> there are so many options. there are ways that you can help even without adopting. of course, there are ways that you can be a forever home. we'll learn all about that. take a look at kobe. look how handsome this little guy is. yes. he's 5 months old and totally stealing the show. you have to believe me here. we have lisa here. she is the spca chief of rescue and welfare. she will tell us about the options. first let's start with why this weekend is a great time to adopt and take kobe and others like kobe home. >> this weekend is our clear the shelter adoption promotion that we're participating in. and on saturday, all adult cat and dog adoption fees are

in concord, velena jones for nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much. we encourage you to download our nbc bay area app if you want to have act set to up-to-the-minute forecasts in your neighborhood. >>> okay you. try to buy a house or afford the house you already own. according to a site called realtyhop, 42 of 100 cities researched shows the average american has to dedicate at least 40% of their income to own a home. it also listed the 12 least affordable housing markets in the country. take a look. not many surprises. miami, l.a., new york. san francisco seventh on the list of most least affordable. oakland was 11th. a report also says 66% of a person's income on average goes toward a home in san francisco. 60% is needed for oakland. >>> well, here is something many people have been waiting for a while, a drop in our housing prices. but have prices fallen enough to really open things up for the average buyer? here is our business and tech reporter scott budman. >> reporter: all right. we know what most people say when they see bay area housing prices.

from san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> okay, pay your employees or get your business shut down, that's the warning from county leaders in the south bay as they step up enforcement of wage theft laws. the office of labor standards and enforcement is expanding the program tracking down restaurant owners who were not paying employees their full wage. the first team of its kind in the state and even though it has only been operating a few months it has collected $50,000 in stolen wages, the team will expand its scope from a few south bay cities to all of san jose, mountain view, sunnyvale as well. >> we are revisiting plans to expand to all 15 cities in the county. we are doing this now to allow businesses the opportunity to resolve judgments before enforcement begins. >> restaurants behind on employee wages could have food permits suspended until they pay the workers in full. >>> hallelujah continued good news at the gas pump, for 70 straight days prices have dropped from the record highs in june and according to aaa it is the second longest streak since 2005 so let's look at

jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay area news. stronach a teenager is that after leading officers on a high-speed chase. a few blocks from the southern hospital, officer say that they tried to pull the teen over for speeding. his pickup truck wouldn't stop. and shortly leading officers on a high-speed chase, he crashed and was ejected from his truck. officer say he was not wearing a seat bait and died with his injuries. he was 17 years old. a 16-year-old girl was in the passenger seat of the truck who suffered minor injuries. >>> in the -- former ufc champ entered a not guilty plea in court this morning. velazquez is a mixed martial arts star. back in february, prosecutors say during an 11 mile car chase he shot a man accused of molesting a young relative of velazquez. he's been behind bars ever since. the man who says he is one of his training but he says he is holding up well in spite of the circumstances. >> is doing pretty good. i think he is a very strong man and i think he is -- obviously he wants to be home with his kids. i

bay area. last-minute negotiations before kaiser and the union and mental health workers have ended without agreement. nbc barry bay areas correspondent has the story. >> reporter: some patients have already told us they had their appointments canceled. with negotiations stalled these kaiser mental health clinicians are focusing on making picket signs for a strike tomorrow. they say they plan to walk up a job at kaiser medical centers in san jose and san francisco and an effort to cut down on patients long waits for appointments. been annexing people that are suicidal that have depression, that are ancient age anxious, seeing them every two months is not enough area >> reporter: numbers of the national union of healthcare workers are also fighting for more time outside of clinical care to send emails and patient care. kaiser said it offered additional time for administrative duties but the union wants more. the impending strike is already having an impact on patients. >> i had an abortion appointment scheduled for monday and on thursday i got a phone call saying my point was canceled. >> reporter: laura g

this is definitely also pushing us to really more working together, as a community. >> reporter: nbc bay area news success, they will get help even if it comes out of their own bank. gia vang, nbc bay area news. >> we have asked the pd for suspects, and have not heard back. >>> new efforts to slow the spread of monkeypox. santa clara county, the first ogle county using a controversial new vaccination protocol. it essentially stretches the vaccine supply by giving each person a much smaller dose. the change comes after the fda approved the plan, splitting each regular dose of the vaccine into five shots. the new plan also changes how the vaccine is delivered critics say, the shots are more complicated to administer. >>> a chilling attack in san jose. take a look. a popular bakery, broken into and robbed. it happened around 1:00 a.m. you can see about five people enter peter's bakery. some, carrying knives. >> even put his hands on an employee's neck. the thieves found the cashbox and stole the employee tips. the owner says, they got away with about $1000. >> at the end of the day, we're glad n

in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, scott. lots of eyes on a south bay judge being asked to make a decision about the future of professional golf. we'll explain. >>> and garvin thomas joins us with an update to some of the amazing people he has featured in his bay area proud segment. how their lives have progressed. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. fog is going to be back again for tomorrow morning. i'll show you exactly how much sunshine you're going to be in ore for tomorrow, comistng >>> hot and dry weather, that's what firefighters are facing as they continue to battle the mckinney fire near the oregon border. the fire started ten days ago in the klamath national forest in siskiyou county. it's now 65% contained. four people have died, including an offduty u.s. forest service employee, and some 90 homes have been destroyed. >>> okay. it's a move to tame rodeos. today in alameda county the board of supervisors considered a measure that would ban some of them and some particular equipment at rodeos. the bill would ou

in marin county, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> in the wrong place at the wrong time. an innocent bystander was shot at lake merritt today. the suspect is in custody. happened this afternoon on bellevue avenue, near the rotary nature center, not far from children which was closed today. when officers arrived, they found a man who had been shot twice. he is now in stable condition. investigators say, the suspect was targeting another man, but missed. >>> a disheartening story now in san francisco. the police chief, announcing an arrest in a high-profile attack on a 70-year-old asian woman. of the four people arrested, three are under the age of 15. as nbc bay area news explains, the chief says, he wants to send a message to those responsible for this wave of attacks on asian elders. they will be found and prosecuted. >> there's a lot of victims out there. as mentioned, by many people here today, we just want to announce it. >> reporter: in chinatown today, top community leaders and officers, police chief bill scott announced multiple arrests in a daylight beating of a 7

finden in nbc bay area's new schedule on your roku play list. select live tv tile on your home screen, scroll down to channel 133 and now you can watch "nbc bay area news" any time, anywhere. >>> 4:44 right now. more problems for san francisco's sinking and leaning millennium tower. the new scaled-down plan to fix the luxury tower and the reason many believe the fix could come up short. we'll be radioing back. >>> a very good monday morning to you. taking a live look outside, beautiful look at san francisco, early this monday morning, starting out your work week, 4:47. so no doubt it's cool out there this morning. >> see all the lights. >> it's a nice stop to the weekend, not long enough. here we go to the work week, kari. >> it's starting out with a mostly clear sky across much of the bay area. there will be some patches of fog but looking hazy at times. we're going to see more wildfire smoke coming in, farther from the north it's starting to drift into the bay area, and that's going to have an impact on our air quality today, moderate at times,

tonight, they take on the rockies in colorado and you can watch that game right here on nbc bay area. that coverage begins for you at 5:30. don't want to miss that. >>> so this is an incredible tell about resilience. 19 years after becoming a paraplegic, this man is swimming across the bay. the san francisco bay. look at that. this is an incredible tale of recovery and how he hopes to inspire others, straight ahead. >>> they sent me back to high school. not for remedial english or math, though that might be useful. we are supporting our school here in concord. we'll tell you what's going on and how you can pitch in. stay with us. you're watching nbc bay area ne ♪good vibes by moa l.m. munoz & ryan t. short♪ ♪♪ ♪bout to get down, living it up♪ ♪never touch ground, never enough♪ ♪bout to get down, living it up♪ ♪never touch ground, never enough♪ ♪got me feeling good♪ ♪vibes♪ ♪♪ ♪got me feeling good♪ ♪vibes♪ ♪♪ ♪everything's everything's alright alright♪ get a free storage upgrade and case when you pre-order. >>> now to that surprise decision asking the department of justice to prepare a

thanks. >>> don't forget, nbc bay area's app a great resource for you. you can download it. it is free and get up to the minute weather alerts sent to your phone and you can customize it to your neighborhood. it's going to be a hot one. >>> happening today the man accused of starting a fire that destroyed the san jose home deto the store is due back in court. he's facing charges of grand theft, petty theft and arson. prosecutors say he set fire to the store in blossom hill road in april when the store was full of customers and workers. in addition to all the panic there the fire caused, estimated damage is well into the millions of dollars. if convicted he could spend 14 years to life in prison. >>> also midday, a man accused of placing hidden cameras inside of bathrooms at an east bay starbucks is due in court. 54-year-old steven novelli is facing 83 misdemeanor and felony charges. prosecutors say he placed hidden cameras in the rest rooms at the location on main street in downtown walnut creek. they believe novelli was attempting to make child pornography. police are still

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nbc bay area cheryl hurd has the latest. >> we will start at square one. >> reporter: his team is ready to join the search for missing truck he teenager kiely rodni. like what we bring to the table are a threat fresh threat set of eyes. an unorthodox level of search tactics that have allowed us to become successful. >> reporter: bishop's lead diver and investigator for a group called adventurers with purpose. earlier this year, nbc exquisitely profiled the group when they helped a family find their missing mom. they specialize in cold cases of people gone missing in their cars or underwater. kiely rodni's extended family reaching out to the scuba diving team for help. >> unfortunately, almost everyone that we find are in areas that other agencies have already searched. that goes back to the rare skill set that we have. >> reporter: the team coming in just days after authorities announcing they are scaling back the search for kiely rodni. >> we have had over 9000 hours into man hours searching which is astronomical, our base problem is, where we go and how do we sustain this? remind law

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his forces. >>> up in the air with uncomfortable recliners, i am your investigative reporter, nbc bay area news response. nbc bay area news response. >>i will have > what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. every shelter pet deserves a second chance and you're making it possible for thousands of them, every day. because every time you feed your pet hill's you help feed a shelter pet, which helps make them healthy and happy and more adoptable changing their life forever so they can change yours. ♪♪ science did that. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. >>> tonight we respond to a man in the south bay who spent $10,000 for his parents to relax. we got to work on this customer- service standstill. >> caesar paid la-z-boy $10,860 for a sofa lovese

that's very reasonable. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> all right, christie, thank you. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is back in san francisco to celebrate the chips and science act. how the legislation will benefit the bay area and the country. >>> plus, an act of sportsmanship is melting the hearts of athletes and families in martinez. garvin thomas has our bay area proud story. >>> and right now we're at the 89 degrees in dublin. and as we move forward towards the weekend, we could see numbers closer to 100 degrees out towards the try valley. we'll have a >>> welcome back. a new report shows that people in san francisco are falling into homelessness faster than they can be housed. researchers collected data about homelessness in san francisco, and a point in time survey taken in february. the report estimated that 20,000 people will experience homelessness at some point this year. and city leaders say they can't house people fast enough. they found that for every one person housed in a city program, four are unhoused. service workers say the pandemic made the nu

live in pacific grove, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thankfully no one was hurt. thank you so much. >>> the search for a teenaged girl who disappeared from a party at a tahoe campground is now in its fifth day. tonight investigators are again pleading for anyone with any information to come forward. >> do not have any new leads. that i can tell you is very frustrating for us. so we reiterate anyone, please, anyone that was at the party that night, please come to law enforcement. people that were there know something. if you know something, please say something, come forward. >> so here she, 15-year-old kiely rodni was last seen friday morning at a process at prosser family campground which is outside of truckee. her car is also missing and her cell phone sought of service. 16 agencies are part of this investigation right now, including the fbi and homeland security. crews continue to search the area and dive teams in a nearby lake. >>> kamala harris is coming home to the bay area to host a round table discussion with bay area leaders. she's been having them across

here is nbc bay area damian trujillo. >> reporter: the kidnapping of baby brandon though made national headlines. the infant taken from inside his home as grandma was unloading groceries. police say surveillance video shows a man walking away from the apartment, holding brandon in a baby carrier. the next day police rescued the child from another apartment five miles away. they arrested jose portillo and ramirez, a church acquaintance of baby brandon's grandmother. today the da put on a fourth charge of attempted kidnapping. >> it's an interesting addition. it's not surprising given that they have added attempted charges along the way. >> reporter: he is the lawyer. the prosecutors say she will not comment until after the preliminary hearing in a couple of days. today we heard the possible motive that the da might try to use for the kidnapping. san jose police officer eduardo reyes testified that he interviewed a man named francisco market and that she told marcus she was pregnant with his child. the officer says apparently it was all part of an elaborate ruse, so when ramirez produced

we want to have those nbc bay area and bay area superintendents saying good morning to you. >> so, ast the school year, definitely student safety is still a top priority. we have our masking policy in place. we're still asking all students to wear a mask. it is strongly recommended. we're following the state guidance. we're also encouraging families to test their students before the start of the school year. go to the website to see how to access testing before the school year begins. >> thanks, dr. wayne. we've been showing you those different area district superintendents throughout the month. you can see them all if you missed any of them, on our home missed any of them, on our home page, go to californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for

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nbc bay area did try to call the mother for comment, but did not reach her. in a statement, the d.a. said they previously bought -- brought in jones' mother in an attempt to get her to admit a connection to the crime, but were unable to gather enough evidence for criminal prosecution. >>> this is pretty nice. a joyful reunion in fremont today. frankie the french bulldog has been found and is back home with his owner. take a look. the pictures of the reunion so happy. you may remember the 3-month-old frenchie was stolen earlier this month. it happened in a 7-eleven parking lot on fremont boulevard. weighed just about eight pounds at the time. wasn't wearing a collar. the family offered a $700 reward for his return. no word yet on how police found frankie, but they are very happy to see him back home where he belongs. >>> as you probably know, school is back in session across the bay area, including in danville. tonight we have the inside story about the drowning at san ramon valley high school four years ago. >> we want the truth to come out. this is what real

vote yes on 27. >>> nbc bay area response to a south bay woman who was locked out of her amazon account. >> it is quite the situation. chris? >> reporter: kathy in san jose says that someone used her amazon account to buy thousands of dollars in gift cards. she did the right thing, she immediately told her bank and amazon about the fraud. but, then, amazon locked her out of her account. kathy says she called multiple times for help but got nowhere. she asked us to step in and we contacted amazon. a few days later, she could finally log into her account. amazon said it secured her account and saved her access. they said, we encourage customers to report suspected scams to us so we can protect their accounts -- it went on to say they would refer those bad actors to law enforcement to help consumers safe. kathy's quick action got the ball rolling. the bank's reserve -- reverse all but one charge. you should take one extra step, enable alert. get those text messages or notifications on your phone every time your credit card is used, that time you can spot bogus charges in real time. and, th

>> nbc bay area news is on channel 133. now stream local news that moves you forrd on the schedule with the tv or roku p. so you can watch nbc bay area news on roku. turn on the roku device and select the live tv tile, scroll down to channel 133 and now you can watch nbc bay area from anywhere in the u.s. >>> happening now in the north bay, smart riders will continue to pay reduced fees. they extend the promotion through next june. to recover ridership lost during the pandemic. it includes a 50% discount for seniors, young people, low income and disabled riders with free parking. the lower fares were originally set to expire the end of the month. >>> a new deadly attack in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. a leader's call to action saying the city is falling short protecting the community. >>> i'm kris sanchez waiting for a press conference. this morning volunteer searchers say they may have found the body of this young woman missing for two weeks. all the details >>> welcome back. 6:56 right now. we are moving you forwa

11th. >> i think it is in the way they put the repair in incorrectly which made it unsafe. >> nbc bay area news. >>> from bay area to ukraine the way the people in the south bay are helping ukrainians with special needs. >>> was started as picking up one piece of trash turned into an organization helping to clean up san francisco. >>> chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are starting to see a drop to 85 in livermore, 70's by to 85 in livermore, 70's by 7: and we will00 here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. >>> a warning on the peninsula, be extra careful along one stretch of coastline, the stretch beach at coyote point in san mateo. the parks department sa

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