reporter samantha cortese spoke with him about his decision. >> i'm like crazy.ll has an affordable apartment in los angeles. but when he was accepted into his dream master's program at cal berkeley, he made it an immersive experience. he commuted to class by plane public around streets are morning lax to sfo at 06:00am. >> then i went art, which takes an hour to amber xlii. then i will take the show to campus to get my class. >> class lunch office hours back to the airport for each home around most a tempe sometimes 3 days a week for 9 months. it takes a lot think self-discipline commitments. my passion, transportation to make it work. >> bill kept a detailed list of expenses on flyer talk dot com and did the cost comparison. he spent just more than $6,000 flying to school for perspective. the average price of an apartment in berkeley is more than 3300 bucks a month in one school year, bill took more than 200 flights travel 92,000 miles and spent 76,000 minutes commuting and did not miss one single class bill took his graduation photo at sfo wearing this boardin

samantha cortese has the story. >> well, twitter wants to do absolutely is stop the reds dead in its tracks. >> threads launch day gift to mark zuckerberg from the desk of elon musk. a cease and desist order. >> it takes the best parts of the instagram experience and creates a whole new app around text ideas and shared what's on your mind. threads is social media's newest darling, a microblogging site built by instagram. a medic company. >> features include a character limit, quote, repost, even all heart to like a thread. the user experience undeniably similar to twitter, twitter attorneys accuse of ripping off their trade secrets by hiring former twitter employees. >> if in fact did poach employees and you can look show that specific protected information was used by these employees. former twitter employees. now that employees to create or fast track or develop they competing thrpads product and there is a case. >> meta has denied anyone on the engineering team has ever worked for twitter. musk responded saying competition is fine. cheating is not the goal of the cease and desist

that's not ubiquitous in the industry as a whole. >> now with samantha cortese reporting for us.dly shutting down the computer system of a contra costa county water treatment plant. the u.s. department of justice rambler gallo damaged a computer to an installed the main operational system for the discovery bay plant. prosecutors say gallo was an employee of a company contracted by the the city to operate that facility. prosecutors say in january 2021, guy access the computer system to an install software protected the water treatment system, including water pressure filtration and chemical levels. gallo has been charged with one count of transmitting a program, information code and command to cause damage to a protected computer. if convicted, he faces the faces up to 10 years in prison. happening tonight, officials closed a portion of highway 4 in brentwood this weekend for construction that's happening in the eastbound direction between lone tree way and sand creek road starting at 09:00pm tonight. that road is expected to reopen tomorrow at 07:00am eastbound traffic can exit a

samantha cortese spoke to a recent cal grad about how he did it. >> i'm like crazy. in saying because schedule like super do. sportation a tr engineer. bill has an affordable apartment in los angeles. but when he was accepted into his dream master's program at cal berkeley, he made it an immersive experience. he commuted to class by plane public cup serving in the morning lax to sfo at 06:00am. >> then i would take arts, which takes an hour to berkeley. then i will take the show to campus to get to my class. >> class lunch office hours back to the airport for each home around most 08:10pm, sometimes 3 days a week for 9 months. it takes a lot think self-discipline commitments, but passion, transportation to make it work. >> bill kept a detailed list of expenses on flyer talk dot com and did the cost comparison. he spent just more than $6,000 flying to school for perspective. the average price of an apartment in berkeley is more than 3300 bucks a month in one school year, bill took more than 200 flights traveled 92,000 miles and spent 76,000 minutes commuting and did n

and and executing the plan. >> that was samantha cortese reporting for us tonight. coming up next in sports, the giants in new york looking to win the series against the new york mets. erin wilson has the highlights next. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, the giants on the road for their final matchup against them. it series in the mid series today. san francisco coming into this one tied with them. it's one in one in the series. well, this one was for the series. let's head to citi field where you can check out this one fan who obviously was very excited. he good about his minutes today and >> for good reason. bottom of the 3rd tied it bases loaded for jeff mcneil and he grounds it up the middle i trying build. throws it perfectly to brandon crawford. he can hang on to it, though. and 2 runs come in to score on that it's make it 3 to one. now we go to the next inning. mets up by 3. now pham skies it into right, louise, what ails motto is rather get city and well that one goes right past something that allows starling marte a to up at their lead to 4. but here come

that's not ubiquitous in the industry as a whole. >> that was samantha cortese reporting. legal experts say that twitter's legal threat may not lead to litigation, but it could be part of a strategy to slow down >> well, if you drive a hyundai or kia, you want to be careful. the berkeley police department right now is warning you that those brands in particular are in high demand among car thieves. they say nearly 40,000% of all car stolen this year are either a hyundai or kia police believe the thefts are connected to some kind of social media stunt. most of those car stolen are not equipped with an engine immobilizer which to make some easy to take. that's something that safety experts say you need to have in your car. in fact, they suggest you contact kia or hyundai since both of those companies do offer a fix for free. happening today, the city of benicia will be honoring a bay area veteran and the last surviving sailor from the uss indianapolis, japanese tornadoes that sank that ship back in july of 1945. resulting in the greatest loss of life at sea from a single shi

it gets up to 30%. >> that was samantha cortese reporting for us from los angeles tonight. and with this record heat, japanese inventors are creating innovative ways to cool off. businesses have been showcasing their latest. he busting gadgets during an exhibition in tokyo. the event features everything from wearable tack which looks like some kind of cooling dress to the state of the art fans and air conditioners. you can see recorded at least 8 days over 95 degrees, which is actually a record for japan for july. speaking of that, let's get your 4 zone forecast. taking a look at the financial district out there tonight. little bit of wind blowing around messing with the trees there. gayle ong joining us with a look at the forecast, a gale. >> hello, dan. good evening. and you can see the clouds rolling in and that shot in downtown san francisco and that you can expect that tonight as those the fog and clouds will make its way through the coast and into the valleys. but i want to show you what's going on nationwide. so everyone else has been in the heat except for us at the

that was samantha cortese reporting for us tonight. all right.et you a check of your 4 zone forecast. we're taking another look at coit tower, which is all lit up now when previously it was just sort of like shadow tower hanging out there in the sky and it was a hot one out there today. it really wasn't tomorrow. it's going to be another hot one. so don't let your guard down the heat advisory going to continue through 11 o'clock. >> for your sunday night, especially for hottest inland valleys in the north bay, east bay and south bay. those of you want to cool down and take a dip along the bay area coastline. keep in mind, we have dangerous rip currents and very cold water temperatures, one to 2 degrees below average. so we're seeing water temperatures in the low to mid 50's out there right now. so extremely frigid temperatures outside the national weather service is actually warning you to stay away from those chilly waters from now through sunday night during this heat wave. in addition to that, we're tracking coastal flood advisories. believe i

and that was samantha cortese. >> reporting for us tonight. as we heard one of the big reasons why workers are out there on strike, it's because it's really expensive, i think in southern california. but of course, as we know, northern california, especially the bay area in san francisco, is also really, really expensive. >> concerns now being raise it. the san francisco could be next to face strikes by hotel workers and one of the people raising that concern is robert rausch of hotel guru dot com also the ceo of our hospitality. robert, thanks for joining us. you have any specific information that is showing that there could be a strike in the bay area or in the city. >> no one is matter of fact. i think formally would be one immediately. but there are some reasons that it won't happen quickly. in my opinion. and that's that you've got some problems with crime and homelessness and the convention center being down. san francisco is down to 55% occupancy and their revenues have dropped precipitously since 2019. they are really the least 3 cover

. >> that was samantha cortese reporting for us and we'll talk about the heat that is just stuck over parts of the country right now with a live look outside first here in san francisco, we could see no fog at the transamerica pyramid. so it's a nice way to kick off friday because going to start with what's happening across the country and that high pressure that heat dome is yes stuck. it's incredible. it's really 2 domes of heat to high pressure systems that are sitting there and they really haven't moved getting week. we showed you this graphic yesterday, right? everybody probably remember that one over the desert southwest. >> one sitting off the coast of the east coast and both producing some pretty incredible temperatures. we're talking about the desert southwest. you can see right now won 12 in phoenix won 11 in las vegas. but dallas is it 101, omaha, nebraska right now sitting at 102 degrees. 92 in chicago. 97 in nashville and dc place. it's very muggy today. 93 degrees right now. that does need to take into account. there feels like temperature. so if we take a look at where

samantha cortese reports. >> well, twitter wants to do stop threats dead in its tracks. >> threads launch day gift to mark zuckerberg from the desk of elon musk. a cease and desist order. >> it takes the best parts of the instagram experience and creates a whole new app around text ideas and shared what's on your mind. threads is social media's newest darling, a microblogging site built by instagram. a medic company. >> features include a character limit, quote, repost, even all heart to like a thread. the user experience undeniably similar to twitter, twitter attorneys accuse met ripping off their trade secrets by hiring former twitter employees. >> if in fact did poach employees and you can look and show that specific protected information was used by these employees. former twitter employees. now that employees to create or fast track or develop they competing threats, product and there is a case. >> meta has denied anyone on the engineering team has ever worked for twitter. musk responded saying competition is fine. cheating is not the goal of the cease and desist to get an injunction

get used to samantha cortese reports. >> you know, like humans we we have never experience a world.o hawks in more than these 3 july has been off the charts hot across the globe with heat waves, blistering 3 continents. europe like here where the red cross handed out water at the acropolis. thank you. in asia and here in north america, death valley reached a record 132 degrees >> and in phoenix, more record heat. 110 degrees for more than 25 days straight. >> president biden met with the phoenix mayor among others to talk about how to legislate heat relief. i'm asked acting labor secretary julie su. >> to be sure he's hazard alert. >> the alert notify employers and employees about ways to stay safe from extreme heat. according to federal data, more than 400 workers have died from heat since 2011, prompting the biden administration to increase inspections on outdoor work, places like farms and construction sites. >> number one, weather related killers, heat, 600 people die annually from its effects. >> part of a climate change initiative. the biden administration wants at least 2 out

samantha cortese reports. >> you know, like we we have never experience a world. so hawks in more than these 3 july has been off the charts hot across the globe with heat waves, blistering 3 continents. europe like here where the red cross handed out water at the acropolis. thank you. in asia and here in north america, death valley reached a record 132 degrees >> and in phoenix, more record heat. 110 degrees for more than 25 days straight. >> president biden met with the phoenix mayor among others to talk about how to legislate heat relief. i'm asked acting labor secretary julie su. >> to be sure he's hazard alert. >> the alert notify employers and employees about ways to stay safe from extreme heat. according to federal data, more than 400 workers have died from heat since 2011, prompting the biden administration to increase inspections on outdoor work, places like farms and construction sites. >> number one, weather related killers, heat, 600 people die annually from its effects. >> part of a climate change initiative. the biden administration wants at least 2 o

samantha cortese reports on how the global records are being broken. >> you know, like woods we we haveer experience a world. so hawks in more than these 3 july has been off the charts hot across the globe with heat waves, blistering 3 continents. europe like here where the red cross handed out water at the acropolis. thank you. in asia and here in north america, death valley reached a record 132 degrees >> and in phoenix, more record heat. 110 degrees for more than 25 days straight. >> president biden met with the phoenix mayor among others to talk about how to legislate heat relief. i'm asked acting labor secretary julie su. >> to be sure he's hazard alert. >> the alert notify employers and employees about ways to stay safe from extreme heat. according to federal data, more than 400 workers have died from heat since 2011, prompting the biden administration to increase inspections on outdoor work, places like farms and construction sites. >> number one, weather related killers, heat, 600 people die annually from its effects. >> part of a climate change initiative. the biden administrat