san francisco. and so the developers came up with the bay bridge and worked their way along embarcadero. e plans were to be very, very efficient for that through town he once the san francisco saw had human services agency happening 200 though people figure out city hall offender that the embarcadero free was dropped and we had the great free to no where. which cut us off from the ferry building and our store line and created in 1989 and gave us the opportunity to tear down the free. and that was the renaissance of ferry building. >> that land was developed for a new ferry building and whom new embarcadero how to handle travel and needed a concept for the building didn't want- that was when a plan was developed for the liquor store. >> the san francisco ferry building has many that ups and downs and had a huge hay day dribbled adopt to almost nothing and after the earthquake had a shove of adrenaline to revise the waterfront and it moved around the bay and plans for more so think investment in the future and feel that by making a reliable ferry system once the ferry building will be there

san francisco. and so the developers came up with the bay bridge and worked their way along embarcadero. the plans were to be very, very efficient for that through town he once the san francisco saw had human services agency happening 200 though people figure out city hall offender that the embarcadero free was dropped and we had the great free to no where. which cut us off from the ferry building and our store line and created in 1989 and gave us the opportunity to tear down the free. and that was the renaissance of ferry building. >> that land was developed for a new ferry building and whom new embarcadero how to handle travel and needed a concept for the building didn't want- that was when a plan was developed for the liquor store. >> the san francisco ferry building has many that ups and downs and had a huge hay day dribbled adopt to almost nothing and after the earthquake had a shove of adrenaline to revise the waterfront and it moved around the bay and plans for more so think investment in the future and feel that by making a reliable ferry system once the ferry building will be the

in just 18 hours, 6,000 lightning strikes occurred in the san francisco bay. national weather service announced that a number of these strikes had struck the ground. according to this organization, these strikes caused four small fires in some areas of the san francisco bay. and the fifth meeting the world heritage committee of the united nations scientific and cultural organization (unesco) has started in riyadh, saudi arabia. the global registration of iran's historical caravanserais is one of the topics that will be discussed in this meeting . iran is on the waiting list for global registration, and the authorities intend to provide more opportunities for the wide area of ​​our country and the participation of provinces at the global level by registering thematic and group cases. more than these cases , there were cases of the iranian garden, the national railway, the dasht lot aqueduct, and the azerbaijan church. that as a group was included in the unesco world heritage list. the caravanserai has been nominated out of 12 for unesco registration , which is g

prepared to bring back the prime minister of canada, only on 18 6,000 lightning strikes occurred in san francisco bay, the us national meteorological organization announced that a number of these hours struck the ground, according to this organization , these hours caused four small fires in some areas of san francisco bay. the 45th world heritage committee meeting scientific organization and cultural united nations unesco principles started in riyadh, saudi arabia. the world registration of iran 's historical caravanserais is one of the issues that will be discussed in this meeting. for this purpose , the authorities provide more opportunities for the wide area of ​​our country and the participation of the provinces at the global level by registering the thematic and group cases. more than these cases, the cases of the iranian garden, the national railway, the dasht lot aqueduct, and the azarbaijan church were cases that were done as a group. they were included in the unesco world heritage list. the caravanserai has nominated 12 provinces for unesco registration. the country should do this work . pa

bay. a big event for san francisco and depict instead state seal the ship was the sitk a. there is a small 4 block long length of street, owned much of that runs essentially where the transamerica building is to it ends at california. i walk today before am a cute side street. at this point t is the center what was all his property. he was the person entrusted to be the city's first treasurer. that is i big deal of itself to have that legacy part of an african-american the city's first banker. he was not only a forefather of the establishment of san francisco and california as a state but a leader in industry. he had a direct hahn in so many things that we look at in san francisco. part of our dna. you know you don't hear his anymore in the context of those. representation matters. you need to uplift this so people know him but people like him like me. like you. like anyone who looks like him to be, i can do this, too. to have the city's first banker and a street in the middle of financial district. that alone is powerful. [music] >> long it was in fashion, o'shaughnessy w

smoke from the bay bridge to walnut creek in san francisco. clear skies were nowhere to be found because of smoke coming from wildfires to the north of us. and the wildfire smoke will linger at least another day. the national weather service bay area posting a satellite time lapse of the near surface smoke forecast. the smoke again expected to linger in the bay area through tomorrow. all right. so we have the poor air quality, but also a red flag warning goes into effect later tonight across parts of the north bay. we do have live team coverage of the weather conditions starting with chief meteorologist bill martin. hey bill. yeah. hey, mike. yeah, we're looking at more smoke out there today. it was really nasty this morning when the cool air had settled that smoke down from last night. it's going to do the same thing tonight when the air gets cooler and the night sets in, the smoke is going to sink down. so there's a spare of the air alert that lasts through thursday for the entire bay area. so that's everybody. and it seems like it's the air

a free concert just approved in san francisco in an effort to get visitors back into the city. when we come back. >>> the baya event calendar brght to you by broadway san jose. >> ed sheeran place for a small crowd edited to been showing friday night at the fox >> celebrate the haight-ashbury street fair filled with food, music in history, sunday. >> after an nearly sold-out run in san francisco, les miserables returns to the bay area for one week only. >>> good morning, san jose. we know the way to san jose and we are looking at beautiful skies. we hope everybody has a great day and say hello to someone you don't know. >>> san francisco is banking on free music as a way to connect communities and they want to bring in more dollars into town. the city approved a new three-year concert series for golden gate park, starting after outside lands next year. in addition, another planet entertainment will hold other concerts downtown each year. they also plan to increase funding that they already put into the community. >>> that is it for the news a 9:00. next is the drew barrymore show. alison williams joins the s

bay, a 60. exactly 60 in san francisco. the northbay cooling off at a greater rate . 61 in napa but upper 50s in novato and down to the mid-50s already in petaluma and santa rosa were temperatures are more likely to dip to the low 50s. let's look at the low temperature forecast map, we will start off close to what is normal. that means 50s across the board. we started in the 60s because of the clouds. tomorrow morning back to typically cool temperatures. later, if you are headed out to the giants game, trying to keep hopes alive. gametime temperature should be in the mid-60s and gradually cooling down. we will try to keep hope alive for at least a couple more games. let's look at the forecast. starting with the northbay where temperatures will be close to what is typical. everybody on either side of 80. pleasantly warm and pleasantly mild. near 70 in san francisco with mid-70s in oakland. temperatures could be warmer down the peninsula in redwood city and cooler along the coast. 67 at half moon bay isn't bad at all. plenty

. >> i think we live in a world, even if you stay in the same place, the san francisco bay area. the transition is all around us. whether it is a transition to a new school or transition to a new neighborhood or transition to a new peer group, there is a lot of issues to get stimulated and parents struggle with ways to articulate, ways to understand resilience and ways to act and behave. i am wondering and how bitter and sweet, as a children's author, conjugate those bigger issues down to the language of a child. >> that is a really good question. you're absolutely right. change is around us and particularly for kids, when we go to longer days and a little darker days. school just started not long ago for kids and change can be not just a move or a new school but a new teacher each year or a new team to be part of. change is all around us and in bitter and sweet i tried to focus that on what a child would notice. i talk a little bit about her noticing her art coming down from the classroom walls. her noticing that the house used to have , she could ride her bike on the street and

it's currently 61 in san francisco, oakland, 64, mountain view, half moon bay, 59. lo alto, one of the cooler spots at 57. san jose. also at 61 degrees, this time from emeryville. we're looking across the bay bridge into san francisco and more temperatures in the 60s. soquel's santa rosa livermore at 61 napa, one of the warmer spots in concord at 64 degrees right now, fairfield 63. so we're seeing some clouds over san jose and the shark tank. and here's what you need to know. we're going to be dealing with some morning drizzle possibly and then mostly cloudy skies all weekend long. there is a chance of isolated showers through tomorrow. so really cooler than average through labor day. and then we start to warm up once that area of low pressure that i showed you exits california. so here's a forecast animation. so 7:00 this morning, see these areas popping up with a light green that could be a little bit of a spotty shower throughout the day. but notice most of the showers will be to the east of the bay area, closer to stockton, sacramento, and then, of course, up thr

in the bay area, ginger conejero saab. >>> staying in san francisco. ant to continue to follow this breaking news. this is live of nbc bay area's skyranger over the site of a trench rescue. san francisco fire crews on the scene. a person is reportedly trapped under eight feet of dirt. this is all happening on oak and divisdero street and they want people to avoid the area. the fire department media page online, they literally had people with shovels digging this eight feet of dirt where a person is believed to be trapped underneath. we don't know how it all happened and whether it was construction site, who actually is potentially injured in there right now. we want to continue to keep our eyes on this developing and breaking news happening in san francisco. once again, a person is trapped beneath what's believed to be eight feet of dirt on oak street and divisidero and they're literally going with shovels to try to rescue that person. >>> the commissioner expected to hold a town hall on the potential rehiring of armstrong. it comes with new reports of

>> on wednesday, thick smoke could be seen hanging in the air all around san francisco bay, the bay area air quality management district has issued a spare the air alert that runs through thursday. they're also warning that the smoky unhealthy conditions could persist in all parts of our region. and we can't really tao. and terms of where the impacts going to be at the neighborhood level extremely goal. and they difficult to to understand that back now. >> here in lafayette on wednesday, the return of smoky skies was unwelcome news, but not entirely unexpected. and this is unfortunately a common pattern that's it's like wildfire season or smoke season. and you know something that we're unfortunate having to get used to. i think we've come to expect there's a fire season, right? there's winter spring summer fall fire. and that is just part of life. i think in california, the air district is also advising that everyone avoid outdoor activity, especially people with chronic health problems, try to keep doors and windows closed, run air filters. if you have them keep car air conditioners on

san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a huge representation here in the bay area.portant that we awk abouk about this and open up the discussion around gender. what we've learned from organizing this exhibition at the museum is that gender has been something that has come up in all of these cultures through all the time periods as something that is important and relevant. especially here in the san francisco bay area we feel that it's relevant to the conversations that people are having today. we hope that people can carry that outside of the museum into their daily lives. >> long it was in fashion, o'shaughnessy water system has been sustainable. in addition to providing water for the bay area, it also generates clean hydroelectric power to run city buildings and services. and more recently, some san francisco homes and businesses. >> satellite electricity is greenhouse gas free, so we see a tremendous benefit from that. we really are proud of the fact that, we've put our water to work. >> even with the system as well coon received as hetch hetchy, climate change

san francisco, 61. also mountain view, oakland at 65 degrees. san jose 62. palo alto and half moon bayn the upper 50s right now and this time from emeryville. we're looking at west. everything looks blue here toward san francisco and the bay bridge. lots of 60s and some inland areas like fairfield, 62, concord, 64, santa rosa, right at 60 degrees right now. napa also at 64. and this time from our roof camera. you see a mix of low level clouds, some mid-level clouds also there breaking up a bit. so we have that area of low pressure actually breaking up the stratus marine layer. but we could still see some morning drizzle and it's going to be mostly cloudy today. and tomorrow with a chance of isolated showers lingering and then temperatures will be cooler than average through labor day. but by labor day, we'll get a little bit more sunshine. so the forecast animation shows you some gray skies, some possible drizzle here and even a light shower or two. but notice throughout the day, as the clouds come in from the southwest, most of the rain is to our east and even to our north. tomorrow n

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bay area, still some patchy coastal fog and then more sunshine for the warmest locations inland. we're talking about some lower 90s out toward antioch and brentwood, santa rosa, 90 degrees, san franciscoth bay, san jose right around 83. and you can see morgan hill and gilroy in the upper 80s. here's a look ahead to your five day forecast of temperatures. probably peaking on monday. warm to hot. we're not talking about a major heat event, but still some lower 90s for the warmest locations inland. and then you'll notice the change on tuesday. we'll cool down those temperatures. it looks like a quiet weather pattern that will continue into next week. christina. all right, mark, thank you. coming up next in sports, a big day in college football. joe fonzi is coming ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with re

san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a huge representation here in the bay area.portant that we awk abouk about this and open up the discussion around gender. what we've learned from organizing this exhibition at the museum is that gender has been something that has come up in all of these cultures through all the time periods as something that is important and relevant. especially here in the san francisco bay area we feel that it's relevant to the conversations that people are having today. we hope that people can carry that outside of the museum into their daily lives. >> i went through a lot of struggles in my life, and i am blessed to be part of this. i am familiar with what people are going through to relate and empathy and compassion to their struggle so they can see i came out of the struggle, it gives them hope to come up and do something positive. ♪ ♪ i am a community ambassador. we work a lot with homeless, visitors, a lot of people in the area. >> what i like doing is posting up at hotspots to let people see visibility. they ask you questions, ask you

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san francisco fire department. i currently am the station 4. in the mission bay districtism lived in san francisco in noe valley.grew up with my mom and i went to high school in san ma te'o. after high school i went to mississippi where i played volleyball in university of southern mississippi. what got me going after college was i was applying to place related to fire and police i loved my experience but my family is home. i grew up here and could not be far from my family anymore i came back. >> i have been a firefighter for 4 years the transition to the fire department has been seam tells is the same. team work and coming together. transitioning to the job med me comfortable that i made the right decision to come become and work for a fire department that is big in diversity and equality and becoming a fell. i got to be a member at a few different fire stations. each station has their own culture. i worked in places that are xroem and with a young crew and had the most seniority have 3 or 2 years in whatever it may be. learning stuff when people have been in the job for 20 plus years and learning from people

>> we have the meetings in the san francisco bay area. our fellows are either students and md programs, phd programs or law programs and they come to san francisco for a long weekend and we have scheduled readings and they think with scholars and over a period of two years we bring them to the bay area. >> the training is in bioethics, which some have not encountered before. >> same with law students who don't understand the legality of some of these issues. gene editing and the law will have to weigh in if we can do this or not do this. there is phd students who go on to hopefully teach and universities and they will teach students . that is part of their formation and they love it because it is multidisciplinary and cross discipline so law students are benefiting from hearing medical students and ph these students and good lively discussions. serious thinking. >> they will take these back to their professionals and distribute it . >> we are creating a network so we have a strong alumni program and every year we have the paul ramsey dinne

take a look at this view from the san francisco bay ferry heading away from the city today. >> you canely see the san francisco skyline. there's the bay bridge here, a blunt island back there. but a lot smoke. >> on the water and we're not talking about a deep purple song. let's check in with chief meteorologist storms colonel lawrence. yeah, this is bad as we've seen it all summer long. maybe. >> not as bad as back in the paradise event where things really turned orange in the atmosphere, but certainly thick enough people uncomfortable. we've got more than on the way tonight. you can see the smoke forecast models picking up on some of that smoke making its way down from these fires, these fires and burning for quite a while. more than a month now. you see parts of oregon, also in northern california, all of us and that wind have from the north and brings all that smoke. and you see another impulse coming our way as we head toward early tomorrow morning. and of course, overnight, the winds tend to settle down. that means that smoke likely sits down as well its overhead. so tomorrow mor

and the wetlands, san francisco bay is world's biggest experiment in wetland. e have the san bay restoration authority, a government agency dedicated solely to restoring wetlands, which help us reduce energy at the shoreline of the bay. so there's a whole government agency working on our bay edge with environmental billion dollars. sorry, we need to have people up to the mike because this is being taped, otherwise that won't be heard. so if has a question, feel free to come up to the mic. i think the other part of his question like about the the budget and if i'm not sure. thank you other questions. okay okay. could it could any of you talk a little bit from a scientific standpoint about some of the other feedback loops and mechanisms they're going to that are going to turn with sea level rise? i'm sure there are. and i mean, i didn't even know that groundwater infiltration was an issue so it's the problem is even more worrisome and devastating than i thought but besides waves at our doors and groundwater up, i mean what's going to happen naturally to the oceans

the going are kind of back is holding after 2 days of fighting between as a buyer's john on san francisco. bay con median forces protest as a valid in the army and capital. yet, yvonne over the government's handling of the situation, accusing aids of abandoning armenians that they're going to kind of back is internationally recognized as positive as a bodies. john, even though most of his residents on ethnic albanians as a by john to control the parts of the region after world without media in 2020. now the median back san francisco have committed to totally desponding, the forces and joining the integration talks. it was there by john said it would not stop on the ethnic armenian fighters surrendered. gunfire and fear took over the streets of stip on record the main city. another no gun above. after a day of lumberman a ceasefire was announced regarding the balance of defense forces agreed the other by jones demand this arm, azerbaijan defense ministry has said to the ceasefire agreement also requires armenian armed forces to leave their comeback positions, and military posts throughout most

want to welcome everyone to san francisco, our home, and we hope that you have a great time here and a safe time. >> reporter: in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >>> work to repair that sinkhole in san francisco is finally moving along this evening. the pavement caved in yesterday after two old water mains beneath the road ruptured sunday night. that sent hundreds of thousands of gallons running downhill. san francisco crews tell us they finished repairing the pipes last night. they are now working on the streets. lots of progress on the job, but no word when the whole area will reopen. >>> the final vote this evening the san jose city council is expected to decides on giving 4,000 city workers a hefty raise. the agreement made last month averted a citywide strike but the mayor advised then and now a raise that significant will likely mean cuts to city services. what might be cut. >> reporter: if the san jose city council goes forward with the plan to give thousands of workers a raise, the mayor says they may need to cut vacant cross toing guard positions. >> there are other service cuts that i think are really unfortunate and unnec

more of those 50s through the east bay and san francisco. we're going to dip down to a chilly 49 in the north bay. time to find those jackets. and for the afternoon, not too hot. so this will be good for us as well. a nice saturday, 75 in napa. 78 in concord. upper 70s for the south bay. 75 palo alto. 56 right here in san francisco. dry through saturday and sunday, but by sunday night, again that storm system is going to be developing out here in the pacific. and it is wide-reaching. so the thing about this storm is the heaviest rain, the rain line itself is just going to be north of the bay area. so we are so close to getting in on that heavy rain. right now, it looks like eureka will be the shone that in california and areas around eureka starting on monday morning. for us by monday night, we get rainfall into the north bay, and then we see some continuing rain chances into tuesday morning. rainfall totals, again, up toward eureka, northern coastline maybe one or two inches. for us, trace amounts to a quarter inch. parts of the north bay co

her roots are in san francisco, she is a bay area native. let's begin where her life started. >> the year is 1969, location lombard street, here a young, well-dressed san franciscan announced she was running for office for the very first time. >> i don't think the board has really done their homework when it comes to taxation. >> reporter: in an upset victory, she would go on to win a seat on the san francisco board of supervisors where she would turn over nine years, she would become the board's first female president. >> did you ever in your life wish you were a boy? >> no. >> reporter: she always thought women deserved a seat at the table but realized the odds were stacked against them. >> if she marries, the pressure still continues to be enormous, if she is in the job market, she is generally living on limited income and sometimes doing work that is difficult to see the future in. >> reporter: dianne feinstein did see a future. >> i asked you here to tell you that i'm announcing my candidacy for mayor in the city and county of san franci

. >>> san francisco bay 's instacart is now on the market. the grocery delivery company launched the ipo with shares of $30. that is more than two dollars higher than the filing last week. instacart had raised $660 million ahead of the launch and it is valued at nearly $10 million. >>> still ahead, negotiations will resume tomorrow between major studios, but is there any chance they break the deadlock? >> some people are coming from texas and missouri. it has also spread to singapore and canada. >>> >>> a glimmer of hope in the months long standoff between striking writers and the major hollywood studios with talks set to resume tomorrow. reporter tom waits spoke to an expert about the chances of a deal. >> reporter: with the studios stay mostly dark after months of crippling strikes, this week they are headed back to the table. the question is whether they can break the deadlock. >> it is like, we are not getting everything that you want but we are addressing everything you want. the writers came back with, this is why that is not good enoug

to be talking for too long, but hello and thank you to city of san francisco and to the mayor london breed for having the san francisco bay sox girls baseball team here today to be celebrated for their amazing special victory this summer. and the baseball for nationals in kentucky. i'm extremely grateful . i was extremely grateful and happy to be able to have the opportunity to coach the bay sox this summer. i've always heard nothing but amazing things about the bay sox. i've had bay sox on my middle school teams and even in rec and park. and when i finally got to step in and be the coach this summer, um, it lived up to all the expectations that i thought it was going to come with the effort, the amazing effort from all the girls. this summer was just truly remarkable. we were like, hey, what if we practice three days a week this summer? what if we go ahead and practice with the san francisco 14 new team as well? and we just keep getting better and better and better and every girl showed up to every single practice. and the girls, if they couldn't make it to practices because they were breaking other barriers in joining o

watch out for the smoggy conditions here throughout the bay area. 57 in san francisco, the east bay right here at 56. daytime highs for tomorrow staying below average. that will put us at 80 in los gatos. through the east bay, 81, pleasanton. 76 in redwood city. san francisco, 60s across the board. and for the north bay, 80 here in sonoma. let's fast forward things into this weekend, and we are expecting dry weather through the weekend. look at this, by sunday morning, we're going to see some rain off to the north and out here in the pacific. by monday the storm system starts to get close and then by next tuesday looking like areas to the north and oregon would have consistent rainfall that would help out with the wildfires. right now the chance of spotty showers. the big bull's eye up into northern california. the seven-day forecast for sf, we'll hang on with those 60s for temperatures and, again, next tuesday putting in a spotty rain chance. we'll have more looks at the rain chances then all things weather coming up at 5:30. >>> all right, are you looking for a little seasonal work? a c

san francisco's biggest conference is back, dreamforce is set to begin a few hours from now in the heart of the city. but some wonder if this may be san francisco's final dreamforce. "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco at the transformed center. this really is a big deal because a whole lot is riding on this year's event. >> reporter: good morning, marcus, that is correct. year in and year out, dreamforce brings in significant business for this area and the city of san francisco. it's also responsible for some of that heavy traffic around the center, as with the big conferences we see here in the city. you're not seeing the traffic just yet. but this year a lot is riding on this three-day conference because of a recent bold statement from salesforce ceo marc benioff. in a recent interview, he said if the dreamforce is impacted by the current situation with homelessness and drug use, it may be the last dreamforce in the city. there are a lot of eyes on san francisco for these next three days and beyond, as outside political groups and the national media are keeping close watch. one of those groups, the newly formed we san francisco, is working to recru

san francisco co next year. the event will take place at mandalay bay in las vegas next spring. eason was given for the move. according to the san francisco chronicle. but similarly, just days ago, salesforce ceo marc benioff said the upcoming dreamforce convention could be the last in the city. concerns surrounding an injunction on the city to prevent them from clearing homeless encampments at san francisco, i firm is set to lease out the entire building that was formerly the home to slack headquarters. according to the sf chronicle. anthropic is a fast growing ai company behind what will be one of the largest local deals since the pandemic. the 230,000ft■!s sublease is in the salesforce transit center. salesforce owned slack and is also an investor in anthropic. the deal has not been officially announced, but the oakland police department needs a speed up. its 911 emergency response times or it risks losing state funding. in a new letter, the state just gave the police department until the end of next july to show improvements. according to the state, agencies must answer 90% o

bay area, warming up a little bit. monday, the warmest day. lower 70s in san francisco. r 70s, settling back down to the slightly below average weather pattern through next week. monday, pushes temperatures farther up in the 80s up to 90 degrees for the north bay valleys and the temperatures inland in the east bay more likely to get just above 90 degrees. staying below triple digit territory we are doing already. along the coast, more sunshine this weekend. temperatures will not change a lot. sunday, monday, it should bring an earlier trend. sun will breakthrough to a greater e tent as to what you have been stuck in throughout the week. >> you think you know. >> yes. you think you know. [ laughter ] >> all right >> i will be back on monday to take accountable. >> because you think you know. [ laughter ] >> that sounded funny. >>> okay. we had gorgeous weather today and if you are planning on visiting the beach this weekend the marine mammal are talking about something spreading among sea lions, what is going on? let's bring in sara donchey what is going on? >> the effect

bay from napa into sonoma. santa rosa sitting at 77 degrees. as we head south to the golden gate bridge and into san francisco, 60 this afternoon and we will sit in the 60s along the coast and we warm up along 101 into the santa clara valley with 80s for our friends into the east bay later this afternoon. >>> your community station is working hard making sure you see yourself reflected in the stories we tell. this morning it is national hiv-aids and aging awareness day. we are aware of a community program that offers help to getting people from home to hospital or places for treatment for hiv-aids. shawn chitnis has how all this works. >> reporter: michael loves the life he is building in san francisco after recently moving into an apartment in the city. >> now that i am able to live independently again and have the services provided to me through uber health , it is a wonderful thing. >> reporter: uber health has given more than 1000 free rides for clients at sf aids foundation. >> to know i have the security to get to and from my appointments without having any obstacles that could potentially block it, is a great comfort. >> reporter: michae

san francisco. and tmen it gets warmer as you make your way to the south bay. so you in san jose 80's across the board, upper 80's and the tri valley for you warmer in contra costa county. we start to see 90's there wine country there in the 80's as well. so look ahead at your extended forecast. feel like summer the next few days until we cool down starting tuesday and it will feel like fall. but just fall actually get here. september 20 seconds or yeah, i was going i know it's meteorological. oh, yeah, last week, but we to >> totally hit that area. will still start to feel like more averages. seasonal averages next week. thanks, gayle. you're welcome. well, a small measure of relief and hawaii as the list of people missing after the liner, wildfires has dropped from nearly 400. >> to 66, the governor announcing that update today along with the plan for homeowners to return to their property. starting on october 8th, all travel restrictions. well, and and west maui will reopen to visitors, but that doesn't mean the rest of the island is inaccessible. >> not jus

he's also heavily involved in san francisco's tourism and business industries. one of his entrepreneurs endeavors on the bay was so significant that it was commemorate. i'm proud of his contribution to the stow of san francisco and carried this commitment to the community through my work and mayor london breed's administration and support of landing. the ingenuity and innovation of the team that made this happen are indicative and that of captain. i want it thank you london breed for your fearless leadership in the city. and thank you downtown partnership site lab for creating this platform for storytelling and visitors old and new to discover historic san francisco. thank you, ace and celine and her team, mural company for honoring this legacy through this incredible mural. thank you. [applause] >> thank you it's an honor to have you here. and next we want to bring up our ace partners, kingly another champion downtown. thank you for your incredible work on this incredible mural, dan. >> thank you, robby. and thank you, authorize, it's wonderful to have a descend enter here. just pew blocks up here on montg

bay area, flew into moffett field in mountain view. this afternoon. the president is scheduled to participate in 2 campaign events. one after 10, the other in san francisco. biden's also going to be meeting with his council of advisors on science and technology. this will be the president's 3rd visit to the bay area this year. he is scheduled to return again in november for the apec summit in san francisco. whether time taking a live look outside here at coit tower in san francisco. vicky, did you feel we see it? we a pretty nice rain. in san francisco this morning, ok? >> we have. so it wasn't huge, lawrence. but it it was something. yeah. how about that? that's the first significant rain since last may. so. >> not a bad start, especially at this time of year in september, we really usually get until the end of october. so we'll take what we got and enjoy a that fresh air out. there is fantastic. the fog begin reform out there again this evening. you can see if some of the creeping in on shore golden gate bridge disappearing behind some of that fog right now. but we are going to see what looks like some pretty nice weather ahead. right now, the skies ha

two of the most expensive spots are san ramon and san francisco. bay area averages are up $.15 or more in a week . in oakland, a gallon of regular will cost you about $5.60 and in san jose it is $5.56. today we caught up with one mom driving her son from monterey county all the way to oregon state for college. >> we have been pricing out driving versus flying and it is cheaper to fly. >> so we talked with an energy expert. bornstein says the price of crude oil is going up largely because saudi arabia has a deal with russia to export less, tightening the market. he says drivers should prepare for an expensive october. >> i am very worried that once prices go up, the state average will go above six dollars per gallon. they take a long time to come back down again. >> right now, gas in california is running about $2.00 higher than the rest of the country. bornstein says about $.85 of that can be chalked up to higher gas taxes, but that the rest doesn't add up. >> last year some of the refineries had some outages, but we also have a very concentrated gasol

bay area. her upcoming performance with the san francisco symphony .rrowing books to museum passes to learning new skills, september is national library card sign-up month. a librarian joins us on the nine to tell us why a library card could be your most important school supply. plus, steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long. and i'll be tracking your morning commute. it's all coming up on mornings on two, ta napa artist emmylou harris, the teskey brothers bombino and more. harris the country music hall of fame inductee has closed out the hardly strictly bluegrass festival every year since it began back in 2001. she will do the honors once again this year. there will be more than 70 artists performing at this year's event. british singer songwriter ellie goulding will appear in concert in the bay area, collaborating with the san francisco symphony. she will perform at davies symphony hall on november 20th. she is expected to perform songs from her latest album, higher than heaven, which came out in april. presale tickets go on sale tomorro

have established a work partnership with the puc and are productive members in the many greater san francisco bay area communities today. i apologize. i would like to recognize brad taylor. our favorite voice on line. he is retiring i wanted recognize him he has been managing sudden front's puc technical operations which is over cease the puc business and server team and infrastructure applications and the customer service center. and well known moderator and voice behind puc's public comment. who after 9 years of service with the puc decided to do other opportunity. we'll miss brad's voice. when you took joined the commission he was the voice that we would pay tension to. to know when to stop and start. who is speak next and all the technical difficulties solved by brad. that is was an important -- rowel to play we appreciate that in march of 2020 the covid-19 declare exclude state and local emergency orders instituting remote meetings of public busied. brad worked with it teams. to amend fully remote commission meetings and ability for remote public comment of which was no easy task. brad conti