the fire burned 450 acres in san andreas and is only 15% contained. this fire is threatening multiple homes and evacuation orders are place. >>> this weekend has been a national time of mourning and burial in italy. a memorial for 35 earthquake victims was held. the death toll has gone up to 291 people this weekend. hundreds of grieving family members gathered at a sports center where 35 coffins were lined up. rescuers continue to look for survivors but it has been three days since anyone has been found alive. scientists say the area is prone to aftershocks in the coming days.>>> police say 2 people were killed after a bus carrying flood relief of volunteers crashed in louisiana. the driver of the bus was an illegal immigrant. a honduran man without the bus into a fire truck killing the fire chief and another person has not been identified. 41 people were taken to the hospital after the crash. the volunteers were headed to baton rouge where flooding caused severe damage this month. the st. john the baptist parish department lowered the flags to half s

struggle on what they call the bartlett springs fall a significant fall line and it's part of the san andreas fault system now it was a strike up event the earth are the sort of move towards on a lay them up and down. typical for that type of area 4 aftershocks to magnitude 3 and ask them to describe what people may have felt an earthquake hit . >> grant: images and like county area showing damage you can see the most telling pool that line the alt route. this one right there at the perimeter caused by the earthquake that was not there it was minutes before it hit at 757 like for clear like 20 mi. from the epicenter of that 5.1 quake. we caught up with one guy who had as quake hit. . >> grant: those in lower like that guy was in his truck offer like was where this happened. a bunch of pictures on the wall at least three and a longer hanging on the wall after the shaking from 5.1 caused it to go down and then at their earthquake from the video as it was happening we like you to share with us as you see more pictures of the deck here always had a mobile location website on both the platform the

of national gegraphic. >>> firefighters appear to be getting a hand on the willow fire east of san andreasit's 15% contained and evacuations are being lifted. no word yet on how that fire started. >> we appreciate you watching. 60 minutes is next. >> for news throughout the evening, the latest always on cbssf.com. we'll see you back here at 11:00. ,,,, at pg&e, we believe solar should be accessible to everyone. our partnership with habitat for humanity ,,,, allows us to provide the benefits of solar power to the types of customers who need it most. pg&e provided all of the homes here with solar panels. the solar savings can mean a lot, especially for low-income families. with the savings that i am getting from the solar panels, it's going to help me to have a better future for my children. to learn how you can save energy and money with solar, go to pge.com/solar. together, we're building a better california. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> kroft: the man in the gray coat with the german accent is an undercover investigator posing as the representative of a

this is a so-called willow fire burning between the towns of san andreas about 50 miles northeast ofstockton. people were forced to evacuate yesterday but the orders were lifted last night. as for the flames, they broke out yesterday afternoon and quickly spread to 400 acres. containment right now for that fire stands at about 15%. it's burning close to the same area where the butte fire destroyed hundreds of homes last year. >>> the soberanes fire continues to burn. strong winds forecasted for the area have fortunes concerned about a flair up. new evacuation warning in place. so here is a look at the danger zone. people who live there should be prepared to leave. the fire has been burning since july 22nd when someone left an illegal campfire burning. one person died and nearly 100,000 acres have burned. the fire is 60% contained. >>> coming up next getting crushed in the race for cash. donald trump is looking to make up ground. he's doing it in the bay area. what few details we know about his fundraising swing through northern california. you're watching "today in the bay." area tod

investigators now know how that fire near san andreas a woman was arrested in the area for dui she was driving on a tire rim shooting spark into the dry grass and those started the fire. she faces charges connected to the fire but those have yet to be announced. more than 300 firefighters are working to put out the flames but some homeowners say they didn't wait for help as the fire approached their property. >> here like 10 minutes before the fire like got on the propty and came up close before the -- property and came up close before the fire department got here we got the hoses out. >> reporter: how close did this come? >> around the house 5 feet in some places it burnt to the house. >> the fire is 15% contained there had been mandatory evacuations that order has been lifted and no reports of injuries. >>> 4:09 a.m. next republican presidential nominee donald trump scheduled to be in the bay area today the fundraiser he is holding ahead of the speech where he will lay out his plans for immigration reform. >> workers continue to dig through the rubble 290 people now confirmed dead in

fire broke out at 1:00 a couple miles east of the gold mining town of san andreas. >>> hirsch castlel reopen. the chimney fire got within two miles of the castle walls since it started in mid-august. the fire has burned more than 45,000 acres. it destroyed 49 homes. the fire is now more than half way contained. >>> a chp officer opened fire on highway 101 after a man came at them with a knife. it happened in belmont it is for hours as the confrontation started at 2:30 in the morning and they hoped the concrete barrier. walking -- police are working on detaining the man, but it did not work. >> ultimately the suspect pulled over a knife. >> the chp officer shot the man who is now under critical condition. no officers were injured. >>> an east bay woman is dead after she crashed into a school gym in san leandro. police say that at 2:30 this morning the driver from oakland lost control at bankrupt avenue. the car hit the gym at bancroft middle school. two passengers were hurt. one in critical condition. >>> a man is behind bars in the east bay accused of going on a stabbing spree at the

the san andreas, which is off shore of san francisco, and is about how far off shore? maybe a mile. so it's very, very close to the city and runs up to marin, >> a million years of earthquake movement created. that used to be in southern california. it's an active fault and the other is the hay ward fault. geology and other people say this is a fault that is more likely to have slippage. and the hay ward fault runs through the university of california >> right through memorial stadium, i understand. >> it's one site moving relative to the other >> and downtown san francisco, the heart of san francisco, this is basically almost exactly between the hay ward faults and san andreas. >> although if you live in the richmond district and the hay ward fault goes off, you won't feel the earthquake. you won't be able to stand. >> so what you're saying is the closer you are. >> that's why it's good to be in the middle. if you are on one extreme and the fault goes off, the shaking will be pronounced >> how many people were in san francisco in 89? anyone in the marina in 89? >> if you were in th

calaveras county of the willow fire that started this morning burning in a town east of stockton in san andreas. it is 450 acres and a last check it was 15% contained. the spire is threatening multiple homes per their evacuation orders in place. there were 300 crewmembers working to put the fire out.>>> closer to home a fire in monterey county is considered one of the longest burning fires in the state. it is 60% contained firefighters hope to get full containment by the end of september. it has burned through 91,000 acres of wilderness near highway 1 near carmel and big sur. one person has died. 57 homes that 11 buildings have been destroyed. 410 more homes are threatened tonight. >>> we have mostly clear skies around the bay area, a few patches of fog moving and as we head towards tomorrow morning but we are going to see some clouds extending on shore to early tomorrow morning but temperatures mainly are going to be in the 50s as we head to the middle of the day some sunshine showing up outside. partly cloudy skies and temperatures colder the coastline and up into the 70s and some of the inte

. >>> and firefighters are making major gains on the willow fire burning in the town of san andreas justeast of stockton. this fire started on sunday and grew to 450 acres. firefighters have been able to prevent it from growing. it's now 80% contained. firefighters say a woman who was driving while high on drugs started the fire. she was driving on the rim of her car which sparked the fire. >>> time now 7:19. and covering california, lawmakers are asking the governor to expand the state's ban on smoking in public places. they want it to be illegal to smoke on beaches, parks, and at college campuses. the bill was passed by the senate yesterday. lawmakers also passed a proposal that would ban tobacco use on all state university and community college campuses. earlier this year, governor brown signed several smoking restrictions, including raising the age to buy tobacco to 21. >>> and there is a push to get the csu system to do a better job of graduating students on time. this comes as the state schools have fewer than 10% of students earning a degree within four years. under the legislatio

his voice -- his voice had octave deeper than mine at this point he was often australian shooting san andreas and the rock came out. >> it is a mighty samurai but he was alone his family taken from him. his kingdom in ruins, and his army destroyed by the dreaded moon king. you may recall he was roaming magical suit of armor. only weapon in the whole world that could protect him from the power of the moon king. this armor was made up of three pieces. the first -- >> i know, i know. the sword unbreakable. [applause] the second -- >> the rest plate -- >> inpenetrable. >> wow. it looks great. >> so great. so what year was his >> it was just about 12 years old. and now he's you know getting close to 15 so it's -- >> i never thought about voice changing. what can animation do in movies that live action can't? why did you do this as animated? : there's something about animation that i think is really interest and beautiful you can tell rich stories that are removed from reality and so through the stylized prism of fantasy and animation you can explore interesting issues that to doing something in an

the fire burned 450 acres east of san andreas. it's about 50% contained. the cause is unknown. >>> meanwhile, hearst castle reopened. the chimney fire got within two miles of the castle walls. since it started in mid-august it has burned 45,000 acres. it destroyed 49 homes. that fire is now more than 50% contained. >>> several homes in los altos are without water after a water main break after 7:00 as night. the water has been shut off until pg&e can get out to make repairs. no homes were flooded and no one was evacuated but streets in the area are closed. the cause of the break is under investigation. >>> starting today, anybody flying a drone has a whole new rule book to review. some are bound to feel deflated by the faa changes. kpix 5's anne mack could vehicle is -- makovec is here. >> reporter: the rules are easing for wedding photographers and realtors but people who fly them for fun, they are lumped with the commercial pilots which means they need a license. the regulations go into effect today and apply to drones less than 55 pounds. commercial and

this is a video of a fire burning in san andreas fire and run out is 450 acres and 15% campaign -- contained this fires threatening multiple homes in the arsenal evacuation orders in place. elastic there were 300 crewmembers working to put this fire out. in monterey county one of the longest burning fires in the state soberanes fire is down 60% contained and firefighters hope to give full containment by the end of september. it has been the more than one and 1000 acres near rugged wilderness near highway 1 did, olympics here. one person died in this fire and 57 homes in 11 of their buildings have been destroyed. 410 other homes are still threatened tonight. >>> coming up at 8 pm a mass funeral for victims of the italy earthquake and the challenges rescuers are facing as they continue to search for bodies. >>> plus for taking a look back at the look of a legendary mexican singer who passed away today. >> like to read and why southwest flight had to make an emergency landing in florida. we were here from passengers on board. >> >>> earthquake relief drives the central italy and in particular h

new information about that wild fire in call paras county near san andreas chp arrested a woman in the area for drunk driving she was driving on a tire rim that was shooting sparks into that dry grass, and those sparks started the fire. that woman now facing charges related to the fire. more than 300 firefighters are battling the flames some homeowners didn't wait for help as that fire got close to their property. >> here like 10 minutes before the fire, like got on the property and came up pretty close before the fire department got here and we just kind of got the hoses out real quick and started breaking away from the house. >> how close did this come? >> around the house 5 feet some spots it burned right to the house it burned the porch up. >> right now it is only 15% contained there had been mandatory evacuations but that order has been lifted. >>> in the drought stricken central valley where every drop of walter counts some farm -- water counts some farmers are using drone technology to save resources they are using drones equipped with athermal camera to find leaks in buried dri

to the north of us is the san andreas fault line and just over the mountains and to the south of us, well, that's the san jacinto fault line. these centers are going to fall somewhere in the middle. >> measurements, it's close, the seismic waves get here first before it gets into the valley. >> reporter: tuesday crews working to place the two sensors and its tower. >> the grounding rod goes in there. they're gonna mix up some quick crete and pour it in there. >> reporter: right now the first station will only transmit information for the company to analyze. but they hope by the second half of 2017 to be transmitting warnings to public entities like police and fire departments and schools. he says it will be essential to first responders and the public. >> it's really important because this is what we have been waiting for in the coachella valley for the last six years. >> reporter: he. >> reporter: right now they say it's an important new tool in their tool box. >> we are not gonna stop earthquakes. we are not gonna stop the damage. we can mitigate the impacts by having earthquake war

we have new information about how that wildfire near san andreas gun. the chp arrest add woman who was driving in the area where the fire started for dui. she was driving on a tire rim that was shooting off sparks into the dry grass and the sparks started the fire. now she's facing several charges connected to the fire. the exact charges have not been made public yet. 300 firefighters are battling the flames but some of the homeowners say they didn't wait for help as that fire got closer to their property. >> here, like, ten minutes before the fire, like i got on the property and it came up pretty close before the fire department got here and we kind of just got the hoses out quick and started just spraying away from the house. >> how close do it come? >> it burnt around the house five feet, some spots it burned to the house, the porch was burned up. >> in the next hour we have update on the fire. the latest report we have is it's only 15% contained. >>> 6:27. another visit by republican presentation candidate donald trump up next. what he will be doing

the willow fire burning between the town of san andreas about 50 miles northeast of stockton.e were forced to evacuate yesterday but the orders were lifted last night. the flames broke out yesterday afternoon quickly spreading to 400 acres. containment is just%. the fire is burning close to the same area where the butte fire destroyed hundreds of homes last year. >>> some san francisco 49ers players traded in their football gear for aprons. >> showing off their culinary skills. we call it good cooking for a good cause. you're looking at video from last night's pasta bowl at levi stadium. it's the 10th anniversary of the fundraisers. they teamed up with the sill con valley leadership. last year the 49ers foundation donated $75,000 to three deserving nonprofits as a result. it helps kids stay on track and stay in school. >> an opportunity to step off the field and help people in a certain way. >> last year the 489ers foundation donated $75,000 to three deserving nonprofits. >> all right. looks like a fun event. >>> people starting their monday morning workweek. here we go. rob h

so the-called willow fire is burning between town of san andreas about 50 miles northeast of stockton people were forced to evacuate yesterday but the orders were lifted last night. the flames broke out yesterday afternoon and quickly spread to 400 acres. containment is just at 15%. the fire is burning close to the same area where the butte fire destroyed hundreds of homes, as you may recall, last year. >>> the soberanes fire continues to burn. strong winds forecasted for the area have fortunes concerned about a flair up. new evacuation warning in place. so here is a look at the danger zone. people who live there should be prepared to leave. if the warning is upgraded to an order. the fire has been burning since july 22nd when someone left an illegal campfire burning. one person died and nearly 100,000 acres have burned. the fire is 60% contained. it's been burning for so long. >> one of many. >> right. it's been historically hot summer so far. a real issue for wild fires. there's a chance we have wet weather in the forecast. >> that's right. this is coming from hawaii? >> yeah. there

in fact, it is compared to the san andreas fault of europe because it sits between two tet onic plate, theash plate and the africa plate that are constantly crashing into one another and the earthquake in 2009 which killed 300 people, that region experienced earthquakes back in 1997 and in 1908. that quake in 1908 killed 70,000 people. back to you. >> ray, thank you. >>> well facebook is playing a big role in the aftermath of the earthquake. this is using the facebook live feature. facebook has activated the safety check feature which lets people mark themselves as safe on their page. if you want to find it, type safety check in the search bar. >>> there was also a devastating earthquake in asia, in the country of miramar. there were fatalities and many historic temples were damaged. kristen zse is here with video and pictures out of the quake zone. >> reporter: well right now three fatalities have been confirmed and more than a hundred ancient buddhist temples have been damage order destroyed. the 6.8 magnitude hit in miramar near a popular tourist area. in fact, tours were live on p

professional wrestling career but his foray in film has seen him in action movies like furious seven and san andreasslie jones continues to make headlines after her web site was hacked and leslie is not the only comedian opening up about being bullied. >> insider's michael yo joins us from los angeles, michael? >> reporter: ukee and jessica as leslie is dealing with the latest hack attack another comedian the late, late show james corden gets serious about body shaping and bullying. >> you are living your dream. >> can't believe it is happening. >> reporter: now leslie is living an unfathomable twist in what should be a celebration of her career success, not to mention being a break out star of the real olympic games. ambush, violated by a cyber terrorist, reportedly went through her apple account that hackers were able to take her personal images and documents, and then post them to her own web site, which has since been deactivated. >> among the hack items alleged nude photos, her driver's license, passports and disturbingly a photo of hard ram bye the cincinnati zoo gorilla shot and killed this y

contained right now there are making major gains on the wall of fire the one burning in the town of san andreas on sunday it grew to 450 a. that have been able to stop it from growing it is 80 percent contained a woman who was driving while high on drugs started the fire this to kevin driving on a ram and it was barking and started the fire >>mark: the president will be visiting lake tahoe and speaking at a summit dedicated them from the environmental research center shows a lakehead warmer temperature readings last year than it ever had before scientists say it is down to 73 ft. out the fbi could release the report to the descent to the justice department recommended no charges be filed against hillary clinton for e-mail scam and the scrutiny for using a private e-mail server the soil is poisonous >>mark: to lifelong physical damage to your have blood lead levels six times higher the level was set the center for disease control say is a concern and took more than 17 months for her parents to be notified of elopes the complex are in question was built in 1970 to thwart the side of an old letter

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"san andreas." >> i got it.p on the rock -- i know what i'm doing this weekend. >> number two, jackie khchan. >> i said it would be the pharmacist but actually it's melissa pointing out that jose conseco didn't get the haiku correct. >> it's five, seven, five. to make that third line he cut off the guy's name. so that makes that six syllables. if you do a haiku, you do it right, jose. hello. >> children, pray to anybody you want to pray to that melissa lee is never your professor. >> fail. >> favorite moment of the weekend. >> we don't have enough homework. >> right. >> that's right. >> this is why. see? america. >> my check please was about the pharmacist talking about how many people actually come to the counter and have to pay the $600. we never got a clear answer from him and didn't sound like that many ever. the poor get subsidized by medicaid. if you have insurance you don't pay that much and then the uninsured. >> thanks so much for watching. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi and welcome to the "

. >>> and an update on willow fire burning east of san andreas it's grown to 450 acres and it is 50%ed right now. homes are still threatened and evacuations are underway for one neighborhood. fire officials say a car driven by a woman high on drugs started the fire. they say she was driving on the rim of her car's tire when it started sparking and that caused the fire. >>> and nearly 10,000 workers are suing chipotle claiming they cheated them out of pay. current and former employees claim they made them work off the clock. they retunnel require hourlypairs to punch out and continue to work until continuing to leave. the law firm representing the employee say they come from every state they operate in. chipotle denies wrongdoing and says the case has mo narrate. >>> new legislation would give employees of big companies double time pay for work thanksgiving. it comes as stores open earlier and earlier to accommodate shoppers ahead of black friday. lawmakers rejected the bill last year because it was too broad and they have now refined the bill to restrict the mandate to the big are re

between june 2015 he was in san andreas and on the latest fast and furious movie.. follow him on instagram. it comes in second with $61 million. rounding out the top five. with 53 million in johnny depp. dwayne johnson was challenged on his career making and that much that much money for what he does. he said he works out six hours a day for 20 years call that easy. there is a video on his instagram account of him playing with his daughter. she think is the most terrific toy ever. he is a super nice guy. he is very loyal to his fans. we have to get to the ladies part of this. jennifer lawrence has spoken out about women in hollywood. she earned $19 million less than the rock. but to your point. with to put up a comparison of what they brought in to the box office with their movie to show that her argument is fair. if you want to figure out if there is a gender gap. do aside by side comparisons. if she is in films that are grossing billions of dollars and she's making this a point as opposed to the rock someone who is making $40 million a year complain about not mak

had the incredible honor is as a son of a blue-collar parents the incredible, however, instead of san andreas fault sheet metal on roofs but the incredible honor in the san francisco unified school district and forever be grateful and thankful and to my colleagues both on the board of education and my colleagues in the field the best is yet to come god bless you and i'll be your cheerleader from texas. >> mr. president, if you don't mind i'd like to invite the intern superintendent to take his place. >> we are going to talk about our intern superintendant at the next meeting we just negotiated welcome so i'm going to now student delegate report board of education and intern superintendent lee welcome so the report yesterday we had our first overall meeting with a cabinet election so officially student delegate - hello official soft story student delegate president and vice president christen and secretary from lowell high school public relationship from academy and from lowell and treasurer angle will be meeting twice a month to be setting up staff meetings and being able to be here and secon

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. >> beautiful day in new york in cabo san lucas andrea to thew 80s on light e-se winds. fair ss tonht as lows dip to the mid 60s. a heat spell begins tomorow s we make an easy reach >>> coming up,ave zinczenko is he with some great summer smoothieshat a healthy too. . we are on traffic and weather watch. first a look at your morning commute. this is a live look from or d-o-t caeras yo can see the usual delays are forming... as we pull up current travel times on the screen. sally severson has a look at you forast. 50s and 60s this morning wh sunshine to start and finish! highs reach to the low s on light e-se winds. fair skies tonight as lows dip to the mid 60s. a heat spell bgins tomorrow as we make an easy reach to the low to mid 80s. it will start to feel more humid as well. mid to upper 80s for wednesday and thursday with storm chances increasing later ? ? h i wanhe time of my life ? >>> a great crowd here in times square. and all across the country we have olympic watch parties happening in chicago, texas, even our nation's capital, washington, d.c. >> and we are kic

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andrea: los incendios forestales no dejan de arder en california. varias viviendas fueron demisadas cerca de sanluis obispo representa una amenaza para un movimiento histÓrico. las llamas han arrasado, de 19,000 acres. estÁn batallando contra las llamas. no olvidemos que los residentes de luisiana estÁn viviendo una verdadera ficha por las inundaciones. el nivel del agua comienza a disminuir. maÑana abrirÁn las oficinas pÚblicas, pero muchos permanecerÁn cerradas. ahora regresa contigo. fÉlix: gracias, andrea. tres indocumentados murieron en california. activistas aseguran que esta y otra tragedia se deben a las pÉsimas condiciones de vida en esos sitios. asÍ lo confirman quienes lograron salir y tienen que enfrentar traumas derivados del encarcelamiento. reportera: exigen el cierre del centro de detenciÓn para indocumentados en california. decenas de manifestantes se reunieron para denunciar abusos a los detenidos. >> violaciones a los derechos humanos. tan simples como dar la atenciÓn mÉdica, gritos, maltratos, especialmente, limitar el acceso a sus abogados. reportera: aseguran que las muerte

andrea borebic took this photo. it shows smoke over gustine. a home welcoming for san francisco firefighters who are just back from the fire lines, done ford has more on how they managed to save a grove of old redwoods. >> tired, and happy to be back home, san francisco's wildfire strike in 2015, is looking forward to a shift. for nearly two weeks, the strike team helped fight the solarte fire. these 22 firefighters are all volunteers. but it wasn't just houses and property they saved. they discovered an ancient grove of rare, redwood trees. >> we laid hose lines into this grove from a long distance, and we wet down those trees as much as we could for several hours, in order to ensure those trees could survive another thousand years. >> reporter: new training rookies who happened to be near, washed the rigs, while the strike team collected and claimed their own gear. everyone is looking forward to a little time with family. even though this specialized strike team has returned. they could be called back at any time. the fire is expected to burn through the month of aug

san antonio, dejas. mÁs de ocho pulgadas de lluvia cayeron en ocho horas. dos personas han sido rescatadas. >> el agua estÁ subiendo, subiendo. v mucho miedo. andrea0 personas han sido forzadas a evacuar sus casas. [habla en inglÉs] otro fuego en el condado san luis representa una amenaza para un monumento histÓrico. el castillo ha cerrado sus puertas al pÚblico como medida de precauciÓn. hasta el momento, las llamas han arrasado con mÁs de 19000 acres. tambiÉn, no hay que olvidar que los residentes en luisiana estÁn viviendo una verdadera pesadilla por las inundaciones. los trabajos de limpieza se intensifica a medida que el nivel de agua comienza a disminuir. maÑana se van abrir las oficinas pÚblicas. el saldo es de trece muertos. ahora regreso contigo. fÉlix: muchas gracias. indocumentados murieron en un centro de detenciÓn en california. el hecho producido protestas. aseguran que estas y otras tragedias se debe a las pÉsimas condiciones. asÍ lo confirman quienes lograron salir. luego tienen que enfrentar traumas. dulce tiene los detalles. ♪ dulce: exigen el cierre del centro de detenciÓn en california. decenas de manifestantes se reunieron par

. >> >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> >> >> >> my name is andrea, i work as a coordinator for the city attorney's office in sanfrancisco. a lot of it is working with the public and trying to address their public records request and trying to get the information for their office. i double majored in political science and always tried to combine both of those majors. i ended up doing a combination of doing a lot of communication for government. i thought it would connect both of my studies and what was i was interested in and show case some of the work that government is doing. >> i work for the transportation agency known as muni and i'm a senior work supervisor. >> i first started as a non-profit and came to san francisco and started to work and i realized i needed to work with people. this opportunity came up by way of an executive fellowship. they had a program at mta to work in workforce development type project and i definitely jumped on that. i didn't know this was something that i wanted to do. all i knew is that i wanted to help people and i wanted to empower others. >> the environment that i grew up th

san jose. >> reporter: inside of this disney backpack, the building blocks for a new school year. >> there is folders, hand sanitiz sanitizer, paper. >> reporter: andrea hopes tonight's national night out event at valley palms apartment will provide the building blocks for better community and police relations. >> i think it is a great way for police to see residents coming together and a neighborhood that oftentimes has a bad reputation in this city and also for residents to see police and law enforcement come on-site. >> reporter: in just the past two months we've seen devastating attacks on police in dallas and baton rouge and the frustration over officer involved shoot gz in minnesota and louisiana and across the bay area. martinez hopes tonight is a chance for both sides to haeal. >> i think this is a start. >> people will fill this tennis court around 5:30 this evening and they will have a barbecue and band and backpack giveaway and one of a dozen national night events around the bay area. san jose police officers know tonight is a great opportunity to build camaraderie. >> it is a great opportunity to reach out to the community and to find out

>>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> >> >> >> my name is andrea, i work as a coordinator for the city attorney's office in sanit is working with the public and trying to address their public records request and trying to get the information for their office. i double majored in political science and always tried to combine both of those majors. i ended up doing a combination of doing a lot of communication for government. i thought it would connect both of my studies and what was i was interested in and show case some of the work that government is doing. >> i work for the transportation agency known as muni and i'm a senior work supervisor. >> i first started as a non-profit and came to san francisco and started to work and i realized i needed to work with people. this opportunity came up by way of an executive fellowship. they had a program at mta to work in workforce development type project and i definitely jumped on that. i didn't know this was something that i wanted to do. all i knew is that i wanted to help people and i wanted to empower others. >> the environment that i grew up that a lot of women we