authorities say that of the people who were taken to hospital in the surrounding area and san jose and other parts of the san francisco bay area 3 of them have been treated and released. at least 65 people are being killed in nigeria and a suspected boko haram attack on a funeral it happened near the northeastern city of made a gury in borno state president muhammadu buhari has condemned the attack and ordered a military operation to hunt down those responsible. protests in hong kong have ended violently with tear gas fired demonstrators for a 2nd day tens of thousands protested the perceived police and mob violence as well as interference from beijing. and the death toll after a powerful explosion in the afghan capital has risen to 20 another 50 people including the president's running mate in the upcoming election were injured the afghan interior ministry says the attackers were targeting a seller's office in the busy part of kabul those are the headlines you can follow the stories of course on our website at al-jazeera dot com more news in half an hour next its ocean's monopoly. before that the commission of ex-pats wa

an effort to get as many of the legal permanent residents in the san francisco since 2013 we started reaching the san francisco bay area residents and 10 thousand people into through 22 working groups and actually completed 5 thousand applications for citizenship our cause the real low income to moderate income resident in san francisco and the bayview sometimes the workshops are said attend by poem if san mateo and from sacking. >> we think over restraining order thousand legal permanent residents in san francisco that are eligible for citizenship but totally lack information and they don't have trained professionals culturally appropriate with an audience you're working with one time of providing services with pro bono lawyers and trained professionals to find out whether your eligible the first station and go through a purview list of questions to see if they have met the 56 year residents arrangement or they're a u.s. citizenship they once they get through the screening they go to legal communication to see lawyers to check am i eligible to be a citizen we send them to station 3 that's when they sit down with exper

san francisco, uber and lyft and sales force and a llots more. the future is not redistributed in the bay area. if it was not for programs like the hidden genius project where right now where we speak, 93 young men from richmond and oakland and elsewhere, african-american young men are learning not just to code but entrepreneurial skills and leadership skills. here is a brief clip from the promoter video. >> you are told as a whole that oh you are going to be a great athlete or artist but no one inspires us to be a great technician or engineer. if you are not exposed to something, how can you be aspired to be apart of this. >> silicon valley is leaving money on the table by failing to recognize all the talent in the bay area. joining by michael of the associated press and john schwartz. you were reading was the beneficiary of this as well. >> definitely, thank you for allowing me to be here. i continue to be in the program and the two principal founders of our organization came from that program and that's what brought us all together and probably almost 15 more years ago, closer to 20 now. th

it will be a classic san francisco bay area weekends where we have widespread extremes. one of the warmest will be back in the east bay up to 93 degrees by the afternoon under those sunny skies. going to the beaches, santa cruz always a popular spot. temperatures can generally get mild. you will see at 11:00 in the morning we are 65 and start to clear out from the fog and then by the afternoon and up to a sunny 75 degrees. if you want a cooler forecast, go to half moon bay. temperatures in the low 60s. more details about a cool down coming up next week. >> speaking of half moon bay, that's the warning on the coast after shark sightings like this one, you see that? this comes before this weather is expected to warm up with plenty of people heading to the beach this weekend. nbc bay area's christie smith is in half moon bay. >> reporter: word travels sfaft about shark sightings. a few people told us they are making adjustments. >> it's a out and enjoy and stay on the sand. >> this family decided to stop surfers ardinea the leave. i said come on and get out and as they star

also in 1989, it happened in northern california, the san francisco bay area. every who's ever seen video of an earthquake, usually sees the picture of the bay bridge, but there were significant fires along the marina where gas lines were broken and one after the other, things were catching on fire. that is from the very moment, i was sitting there when it happened, when the earthquake occurred while there are thousands of fans inside dodger stadium. the way that angelina dealt with this, it was certainly a lot smaller, the feeling of it here, than the 7.1, we're talking somewhere in the fours. so people reacted to it basically by acknowledging it and then laughing about it. and the dodgers, by the way, just kept playing the game. these are events that people feel here, every now and then. but this is significant and i don't want to make light of what has just happened. a 7.1 is a large earthquake. something we haven't seen in the past two decades in southern california or northern california for that matter. this is significant. it happened in an area that is

department but it's that coastal fog that i am tracking more clouds than sun for most of the san francisco bay area coastlines. but as you can see we are going to notice the low clouds and fog extend inland even along the east bay shoreline, better clearing though by the early evening hours for those of you in the interior valleys and as you head inland, so if you do want to see the fireworks show that's that is just had in london said the coast because you are going to get the best fireworks show in the bay area. here's a live look outside in the north and as you can see there's that fog been creeping up along the coastline. 60's along the coast 70's as you make your way inland and even some 80's in the tri valleys and even santa rosa in the low 80's right now but we're all going to cool down into the mid-fifties and very little change near average temperatures a few degrees below normal. downtown san francisco, 65 degrees oakland 71, san jose 79 degrees in santa rosa, 85 degrees for your afternoon highs and then warming up for the 1st half of your long holiday weekend until we cool down by sunday

yesterday afternoon a magnitude 4.3 quake shook the eastern san francisco bay area.our minutes later, a 4.5 quake hit hundreds of miles away near ridgecrest. and about ten minutes later, the bay area felt another rumble when a small quake was centered near black hawk hawk. earlier this month the area was rattled by two big earthquakes. there were no reported injuries or damages. one homeowner near black hawk described what it felt like. >> the whole ground shook and my gate was rattling around for a few seconds. i thought, well, southern california, here we come. >> government scientists say the series of quakes does not mean that the so-called big one is coming. >>> and cbs chicago says an elusive alligator was captured in a city lagoon. the five-foot alligator named chance the snapper was first seen in the lagoon. the gator was captured yesterday using a hook attached to a fishing hook. >> everybody's got different blessings. this is my blessing. this is what i've spent every day of my life doing for the past 24 years, so -- >> he had a chance to throw out the firs

baton rouge, louisiana, some of the cheapest per-gallon prices, $2.30 and as usual in the san francisco bay areaou get the highest prices, $3.75. national average, $2.83. frances and phillip, let me hand it back to you >> it's a beautiful place, but you pay on every single level out there. all right, steve thank you. >>> still to come, a look at the sizzling weather ahead >>> plus, a whalwahegee tcr ts more than he bargains for. you're watching "early today." could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada for its effectiveness and safety. what an amazing clean! i'll only use an oral-b! oral-b. brush like a pro. are confusing quilted northern for robes. they're both cushiony, comforting, and add elegance to your home. but quilted northern is not a robe. it's just really nice toilet paper. the crunch of real almonds. how chocol

reporter: valeti walked ay from his promising cardiology career and moved his family to the san francisco bay area to pursue the idea of creating what's known as "cell-based meat." in 2015, valeti launched memphis meats, one of the first private companies in the world focused on the technology. the next year, memphis meats debuted its first product. >> it tastes like a meatball. >> reporter: valeti's lab-grown meatballs take only a few weeks produce. a beef cow, by comparison, takes around 18 months to get to market. leti believes his fast-growing meat could help address the issue of increasing demand. with the middle class growing around the world, global demand for meat will double b, according to the u.n. >> we're at a breaking point where i think if this demand for meat continues in the way it is, there just isn't enough resources for it. that's kind of why i think the the whole thing requires massive innovation. >> reporter: valeti also talks about one day creating healthier meats less likely to cause the heart disease he saw in so many of his patients. today, memphis meats has closeee to 40

bay. san jose right now 64. santa rosa, 67, still 70s else were conquered and fairfield. said right now toward the bay bridge toward san francisco. his image in most areas reporting clear skies. partly cloudy skies for this evening. overnight lows will be in the 50s to the 60s. patchy fog coast side. start out monday morning, the skies will cool us off later in the week. the area of high pressure was to stick around for one more day. it will be mild to warm, 60s all the way to the 80s. a few spots in the could be around 90 degrees. the system moves in from the north, as a result temperatures cool off in our five day forecast. the headline no major heat in the bay area forecast. no triple digits no upper 90s. a few spots tomorrow. flirting with 90 degrees. tomorrow morning, patchy fog coast side, partly sunny from the coast, more sunshine in the, temperatures, a big range, 88 and santa rosa. vacaville 91, east bay near 90. oakland 74 degrees. san jose, 80 degrees, remount in the upper 70s and symphysis of downtown upper 60s. lower 60s near the immediate coastline. five day forecast, nice to mild weather pattern effect temperatures a few degrees by wednes

authorities say sarin may have been discovered at the company's mailing facility in the san francisco bay area. hazmat crews on the scene. police and fire closing off the area. facebook says it evacuated four buildings. authorities say a test came back negative for sarin. the company is cooperating with authorities in that investigation. >>> we'll turn next to the severe weather, as we head into the fourth of july. in the past 24 hours, a barn ripped apart by a likely tornado in caneville, illinois. severe thunderstorms in connecticut and long island, killing two people. these images coming in from islip, new york. and the temperatures are now rising with a heat wave on the way for parts of the northeast. abc's chief meteorologist ginger zee is tracking it all. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey, cecilia. why is the heat a big deal? because it was so late. from the great lakes to northeast, we just saw our first 90-degree temperature, almost a month or m cities. and now dive into this picture with me, because that jet stream, it is far north. and what it means tonight? severe thunderstorm watches f

the effects were felt as far afield as reno nevada, phoenix, arizona and the san francisco bay area. is after—shocks. there have been a series of after—shocks following the quake last night already. these are expected to continue over the next couple of days, maybe over the next couple of days, maybe over the next couple of days, maybe over the next couple of weeks in actual fact. geologists are saying there is a 10% chance of another seven point magnitude quake in that area in the next week, a 10% chance of that. you can imagine why a lot of nerves are frayed in that area. some people are opting to sleep outdoors rather than run the risk of being hit by things falling on them in another quake. some of the damage that is done depends on the depth of the quakes. but the authorities in california must have a well honed drills put in place because of the activity of this type in that state. absolutely but even the best case scenario, if you like, point to considerable damage if this big one we have been anticipating for so long does happen and happen somewhere near, for example, los ang

happened during the annual garlic festival in the small town of gilroy, to the south of the san francisco bay area was taking place in a local park where weapons are banned. armed police are at the scene. peter bowes is our north american correspondent. peter, what more do you know? well, this is a three—day event. it was just coming to a close. it is an event which has gone on for many decades. tens of thousands of people in attendance. as it was beginning to close, eyewitnesses described hearing, and some report seeing, a gunman opened fire on the crowd, with people falling to the ground and running for their lives, with people falling to the ground and running fortheir lives, running to safety. a number of people, we know, it has been confirmed by local hospitals, have been taken in for treatment. in the past our comedy police have said that the area is still being treated as an active crime scene. —— the past hour, police have said. that may mean that they are still looking for the person or persons, we do not know if only one person was responsible for this. it is still clearly a sensitive an

are planning a another one of these protests on sunday if these raids to continue in the san francisco bay area. that's the latest here live in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>thank you dan, san francisco mayor london breed posted a statement on twitter regarding the raid saying quote, san francisco is and always will be a sanctuary city that stands up for immigrant residents with possible ice raids happening this weekend. we want our entire community to be prepared and know their rights breed is encouraging residents to report raids to the san francisco rapid response line. you can also get deportation legal assistance, the number for all of that right there on your screen 4, 1, 5 200 1548. if ice does come to your door you do not have to open it if they do not have a warrant signed by a judge. if you are arrested, remember you do have the right to remain silent. president trump is backing down on his administration's request to add a citizenship question to the upcoming 2020 census. >>instead he issued an executive order today ordering agencies to hand over data on non citizens to the

reporting live in san francisco, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> tha >>> a san francisco judge has tossed out some of the evidence in a high-profile case against center of a police raid. s.f.p.d. officers raided carmody's office in may. they are investigating the police report by the public defender chief jeff adachi. they cannot use any evidence collected from the cell phone. the judge says she was never told carmody was a journalist when police requested that warrant. >> trains are back up and running on muni tonight after a pretty messy start to the day. a wall of water flowed into the embarcadero station, forcing a closure. that water was coming from the muni station one floor up. both muni and bart saw big slow downs. muni says crews were testing fire sprinklers and then so muni h made a temporary fix rews battled n.five acre brush fire this this is off highway 237 near 61st street. different agencies fought to get those flames under control. crews also evacuate aid nearby homeless camp. luckily nobody got hurt. >> new at 11:00, a somber start to the giants game at oracle

bay area coastline, hitting closer to the area to the south of half moon bay. current numbers updated for the 10:00 hour with some 70s for walnut creek and livermore. san francisco 60 and santa rosa mild, 68 degrees. outside right now still mostly clear skies. looking out towards the bay bridge from the san francisco camera. we will paint in some patchy coastal fog tomorrow morning and temperatures will start out the day in the 50s to right around 60 degrees. lower 50s to the lower 60s with partly sunny skies inland. a big temperature range, take your pick. we'll have low to mid-60s for the coast and in the upper 80s, flirting with 90 degrees. around the bay, to right around 80 and the beaches are mainly in the 60s for your monday forecast. some bigger changes are showing up in the five day. we'll have that coming up for you in a little bit. >>> the impact of the trade war with china. why one tech company of people. >>> plus the fisherman in the san francisco bay area will get more than what they bargain for. the inverbal video showing the moment they caught a great white shark. thanks for the ride-along, captain! i've never been in one of these before, even tho

bay area. the president's son in town with his girlfriend, the former first lady of san francisco. nbc bay area jean elle followed both trump jr. and steyer and joins us in the city. >> reporter: raj, billionaire tom steyer held awhil donald tr fund-raiser for his father at this private home. >> how are you? >> wonderful to be back in san francisco. >> reporter: mr. trump's supporters say about 70 people attended the knob hill event, raising 70,000 for the campaign. >> taxes are great. immigration. he's doing as well as he can. >> how about my 401(k)? how about low unemployment? i mean, we all know what he's done since he's been president, and we want four more years of that. >> reporter: while his son was raising money in the bay area, president trump hosted a re-election campaign in north carolina. one day after the house of representatives voted to condemn his tweets for being racist and just hours after the house killed a resolution to impeach him. the president continued to criticize four congresswomen. the crowd chanting "send her back" as he talked about representative ilhan

bay area news at 6:00. reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> we'll see you then, sergio. so much. >>> after an impressive performance in miami, presidential candidate and senator kamala harris was back in the bay area to take part in today's pride parade. we talked to the presidential hopeful and sheonthe par on that. lili. >> reporter: yeah. after i asked the senator how she was doing after thedebate, she said very simply one day at a time. now, after i asked the bay area native how she was feeling about pride, she had a very different response. have a listen. >> it's so great to be home. i have done this parade for countless years. we have so much to celebrate and obviously so much work to do. >> at the end of parade, she spoke to reporters about segregation, a point she made at the debate. >> they make people uncomfortable to think about the history of our country, but we must speak the truth. we must agree that there not only is facts that is the basis for these truths but that we shhould not happen again. >> federal bussing and segregation were issued she challenged

san francisco alone, at 8011 people. the overall population of homeless people in the san francisco bay area is 28,200. as a result, this problem has got to be addressed and should be focused in more so and included in the studies and demonstrations along with your performance that you made before me. there has been numerous studies about professional people in the mental treatment centers that studies after studies after studies, have proven that the best way to provide mental services to people with mental disability is to provide stable housing. you have arrest rate record of homeless by police and bart of 1039 people in one month. as you can see people sleeping on the part yee throughout the system from one end of the line - >> thank you. next speaker. before the next speaker comes up, i want to remind the audience, when you make public comments, this is a vision zero committee talking about fatalities and injuries caused by transportation. please keep your comments to those issues. there is other meetings that address other things. >> i am howard bloomberg i live in east somo. my comment really ha

are expected to take place through this week so there is still high anxiety in the bay area community. live in san francisco, i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. cutter you, sharon. munro took down a drug thug in a largest seizure in years. it has gone viral. bob redell spoke with the captain and members of the crew. i bet they had a lot to say, bob. >> reporter: they did, laura.he arrive here and has been here for a couple of hours along with her 140 crew members who are disembarking as you could see. them families have been after being away at sea for 98 days and what turned out to be a successful and memorable mission. now this was the first deployment to hunt for drugs. the munro and two other cutters seized 39,000 pounds of cocaine and over 900 pounds of marijuana off the coast of mexico and south and central ameri street market value over a half billion dollars. now the cutter off loaded the drugs on thursday in san diego. this is the video so amazing to watch. you're looking at members of the munro chasing down a semi-submersible vessel, just barely sticks up above the surface and the cartels spen

resolution retroactively approving an agreement between the city and county of san francisco and the san francisco bay areaapid transit district (bart) regarding administration of capital funding to fund half of the cost of the bart/muni market street entrance modernization project with proceeds from the sale of general obligation bonds, in an amount not to exceed $45,000,000 for an agreement term from february 1, 2018, through december 31, 2025. >> supervisor yee: can we take the same house and same call without objection? this resolution has passed unanimously. madame clerk, please call the next item. . item number 36, 190743, resolution authorizing the sheriff's department to enter into a third amendment to the existing contract between keefe commissary network, l.l.c., and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its sheriff's department, for jail commissary services, to extend the contract term by six months beginning september 1, 2019, for a total term of september 1, 2014, through february 28, 2020, with no change to the guaranteed annual minimum income of $590,000. >> supervisor

bay area. the stern warping to bay area criminals. that story and more at 6:00. >> the tower in san francisco gets lots of attention.hey play the same loop of images for the past year and a half. a video artist placed cameras to capture daily life and this new shows comes this fall. have a good night. see you at 6:00. >>> breaking news tonight. iran seizes a british oil tanker and stops another ship in the persian gulf a serious new provocation. one day after the u.s. destroys an iranian drone. president trump saying iran is nothing but trouble. growing concern tonight in a volatile region. >>> heat emergency it's dangerously hot and humid in two-thirds of the country 190 million people now facing scorching heat major events put on hold and for some the worst is yet to come. al roker will have a look at >>> thsurprising increase in marijuana use by pregnant women. relieving symptoms like morning sickness, migraines, and stress. >> i decided to consume cannabis, and within 30 minutes, i did feel better. >> but is it safe? >>> and back on the team why the nfl decided not to

resolution retroactively approving an agreement between the city and county of san francisco and the san francisco bay area rapid transit district (bart) regarding administration of capital funding to fund half of the cost of the bart/muni market street entrance modernization project with proceeds from the sale of general obligation bonds, in an amount not to exceed $45,000,000 for an agreement term from february 1, 2018, through december 31, 2025. >> commissioner fewer: thank you very much. colleagues, last week we heard this item and continued it for more information. we heard from the bla last week. we may not need to hear the report again, but we are joined today by supervisor mar who was not here last week. supervisor mar, would you like to hear from the bla? >> supervisor mar: i don't think that's necessary. i had a briefing from them already. >> commissioner fewer: thank you very much, supervisor mar. let's bring up leo levinson from the toa and of course our elected bart representative bevin dusty. >> thank you, chair fewer and committee members. i am the cfo for the san francisco mta and happy to

possible with the generous donation of more than $1.5 million from the mercer fund in honor of san francisco bay areaphilanthropist helen diller. together with the clean and safe neighborhood parks fund and the city's general fund. >> 4. 3. 2. 1. [applause] >> the playground is broken into three general areas. one for the preschool set, another for older children, and a sand area designed for kids of all ages. unlike the old playground, the new one is accessible to people with disabilities. this brand-new playground has several unique and exciting features. two slides, including one 45- foot super slide with an elevation change of nearly 30 feet. climbing ropes and walls, including one made of granite. 88 suspension bridge. recycling, traditional swing, plus a therapeutics win for children with disabilities, and even a sand garden with chines and drums. >> it is a visionary $3.5 million world class playground in the heart of san francisco. this is just really a big, community win and a celebration for us all. >> to learn more about the helen diller playground in dolores park, go to sfrecpark.org.

that strong sea breeze out there right now in the interior valleys so widespread 50's for san francisco bay area'shoreline and 60's as you make your way inland but antioch in the mid 70's out there right now so still dealing with the relatively warm air s after 2 days above average daytime highs and overnight lows tonight will be on the mild side mid to upper 50's and tomorrow's daytime highs 3 to 6 degrees cooler tomorrow compared to today. so we're all going to be about 5 degrees below average low 60's for downtown san francisco, but pleasant temperatures for interior valleys, especially those of you in san jose conquered in livermore upper 70's for you mid 80's though for santa rosa an antioch so let's take a look at our 10 at 10 outlook because we are going to gradually warm up starting on thursday of next week and then i am tracking above average temperatures next weekend withto mid 90's in interior valleys, the milder temperatures along the coast. if you want relief from the heat just head to the beach just think back to you. thank you so much other big story tonight police second suspect w

. >> reporter:wo boys from the san francisco bay area are being hold in a roman prison accused of murdering a policeman. friends and family members back home are shocked. >> i have never seen violence in him. >> reporter: italian authorities say the two confessed to being involved in violent altercation over a stolen backpack in which the police officer was stabbed. police say the boys were demanding money and cocaine to return the back. the suspects caught on security cameras as they fled the seen. police say they found overwhelming evidence in the suspects' hotel room including the alleged murder weapon cleaverly concealed behind one of the ceiling tiles as well as bloody clothing supposedly worn in the attacks. their bags packed, flights booked. this case is politically charge. the biggier was 35 years old, a newlywed, tomorrow his funeral takes place at the same church where he was marrie just over a month ago. one of the american suspect's families say they haven't been able to contact their son. after saturday's detention hearing elder described his client as psychologically tried add

and in the lower prieta quake which was 1989, it happened in northern california area, san francisco bay area, that was a 6.9. this is a 7.1, a very large earthquake. but it did not happen in a largely populated area. and that may be the key to so far no major injuries, no fatalities. victor, jessica. >> sara sidner there in ridgecrest. thank you for that context. a lot of people who are experiencing this and have not experienced a 6.5, 7.1 in the last 20 years because there hasn't been one in southern california. >> yes. well, we want to talk now with chef tim cokeland, he witnessed a mobile home fire after this quake. he's been in ridgecrest as the organization world central kitchen helps feed those affected, as well as first responders. chef joins us from ridgecrest. thanks for being with us. tell us what you've been seeing. >> so, you know, it's been -- right now, it's still lots of aftershocks coming when we got on the ground, we started assessing the situation, seeing, you know, where meals for first responders as you mentioned, as well as red cross shelters, at the time, yesterday afte

. >> i'm a fifth generation san francisco bay area kid.i used to be able to work a regular 40-hour work week. i used to be able to go home, feel good, feel happy, be able to eat, hang out with my friends, go out to dinner and work out. now i have no time to do any of that. by the time i get home, i'm exhausted. because now i'm putting in 60 to 80 hours a week, making the same money i made two years ago. i used to enjoy this gig. i used to feel like a team. now, pardon the expression, i feel like a slave. i'm constantly stressed. i'm losing weight. i have no energy. i'm just too exhausted. i was almost too exhausted to come to this, but i knew i owed to all of these people here, to represent them. we need to stand up for ourselves, and tell you guys what is going on because in your position you hear black and white, black and white, black and white, but you don't note what it is likknowwhat it is lie around the wheel. to have a company tell you, hey, by the way, you can't drive this morning until you agree to this non -- i'm sorry, i'm losi

san francisco. and for the south bay, 56 in sald in san rafael. 66 in san francisco. low 70s for the east bay shore. upper 80s warmer spots. areasoch. concord. to the south bay we go. 80 degrees, san jose. los gatos should go to 82. tahoe forecast. looking good. the overnight lows, a bit chilly in the 40s. but afternoon highs for friday. upper 70s. upper 70s on saturday. only a tad cooler on sunday. for us here at home, our marvelous weather will continue as well. with temperatures remaining in the mid- to upper 80s for our inland cities. friday, saturday or beyond. along the coastline. 60s expected. and around the bay, >> 6:20. in just a few hours. san jose native joey chestnut will try champion. chestnut is an 11-time winner and the reigning champion. last year, he ate a record 74 h hang onto the mustard belt and eat at least 75 hot dogs. >> i think i can break the record. i have motivation to just not only push a record. but to push for the win. >> in 2013, chestnut ate more than 12,000 calories in under 10 minutes. 18 men, 15 women are taking part in today's competition. and of course, we am keep you posted. >>> thousands of

. >> breaking news for you, magnitude 4.3 earthquake rocking the san francisco bay area according tourvey followed by a 3.5 quake. almeida county office of emergency services says no damage reported so far that is good news. these quakes followed the 7.1 earthquake in southern california a week ago. the strongest in that region in decades. we'll keep you updated on this developing story. melissa: a milestone in american history. astronaut michael collins returning to the exact spot where he flew to the moon on apollo 11 with neil armstrong and buzz aldrin 50 years ago today. fox news's kristin fisher is live in washington with the latest details. kristin. reporter: melissa, here at the smithsonian air and space museum one of the most sacred space artifacts has been put back on display after 13 years. neal armstrong's spacesuit, the one he was wearing when he took the first steps on the moon 50 years ago this saturday, took a kickstarter campaign to bring it back to life. the smithsonian raised half a million dollars in five days. today the vice president and armstrong's children were

georgia native and new to the bay area, but we don't think it will be long before he is hitting bart bombs at oracle park. enjoy. >> from the broadcast home of the san franciscoiants, nbc bay area presents "giants clubhouse." ♪ >>> so this is fun because we are doing something a little bit different, and we always concentrate on current giants on the 25-man roster, the 40-man roster, and we made a road trip down to san jose to meet the giants' number one prospect, joey bart. i have met you several times but the fan base doesn't know you and they're going to want to get to know you. i think you're going to make friends pretty fast. joey, you are in a really unique situation because you were the giants' first round draft pick, number two overall last year. and where the giants

finnegan lee elder and gabriel christian natale-hjorth both of the san francisco bay area are being held at rome's coeli prison. >> i have never seen violence in him. >> reporter: italian authorities say the two confessed to being involved in a violent altercation over a backpack where the police officer was stabbed. police say the young men were demanding 100 euros and a gram of cocaine to return the bag to its owner, but the owner notified the carabinieri. the suspects caught on security cameras as they fled the scene. police say they found overwhelming evidence in the suspects' hotel room including the alleged murder weapon cleverly concealed behind one of the ceiling tiles, as well as bloody clothing supposedly worn in the attack. their bags were reportedly packed, flights booked. police murder are rare in rome. mario cerciello rega was 35 years old, a newlywed. tomorrow his funeral takes place at the same church he was married just over a month ago. one of the american suspect's family say they haven't been able to contact their son. after saturday's detention hearing, he described

live in san francisco, nba bay area news. >> thanks so much for that report. the other aspect of the immigration crisis, of course, is the migrant detention centers. this weekend bay area congresswoman anna eschoo toured one of those in texas. >> reporter: well, she toured the facility in texas just yesterday. i just spoke with her here and she described the treatment of the detainees there as inhumane. eshoo says with so many of the 400 detainees had diseases that she had to wear a mask during her tour. she saw 40 young men forced to stand shoulder to shoulder for hours in cramped holding rooms designed to hold only eight people. >> it is very difficult to see human beings like that, the stench alone was repelling. no showers, cold food. they were putting little notes of paper up against the glass saying, help me. >> reporter: she says she also saw very small children in cages. she visited the same facility in texas last year, and she said she saw much more overcrowding now. she says the u.s. needs to change its immigration policy and do more to improve the s

no surprise, san francisco bay area, seattle, washington, they remain perched as number one and number two what is going on underneath that and what's causing this sort of rotation to these smaller areas? >> certainly the headline is there's a scarcity of labor overall and even greater skarsty of labor when you get into the high-tech trades this has drawn people into the smaller markets like orlando, like chicago, like markets like salt lake city to capture that tech talent. we're seeing another level of kauntstration in some of the emerging markets, like tucson and other markets that have large universities to both create the talent and create a live, work, play environment where they want to live. >> what level of office is moving to these smaller cities in other words, is it the headquarters, the most highly paid researchers, talent, or is it back office that's going to the smaller cities >> well, it's a little bit of both i would say it's less head office, but sometimes a secondary office from a major tech firm, but very often what you're seeing is firms that are want directly invo

i am sure there are police officers all over the san francisco bay area, taking a look at this individual, who his friends were, etc. they want to make sure this was an isolated interest and. >> the most family-friendly festival in the bay area, for those who had plans to go to the fair, to an amusement park, to a waterpark, and say, this could happen. what do you say to that? >> it says seems like this event has change the paradigm. >> the shooting at the country music festival, a school shooting, it seems every time, this is the worst time. >> fi headline, let's hope that is not the new normal. but when you talk about a family event like this where a 6-year-old is going with his grandmother and mother at a bounce house and now he is not going home the next day. that is different. i think it changes it, security wise, they are certainly going to have to beef things up, but we know from the councilmembers, this year they beefed up security. >> and we have heard of stories where in the past, authorities have found someone before they did this, do you think efforts are going to be doubled u

bay area. the map you're looking at shows many of the reports the usgs received. people felt the shaking from san francisco all the way to san jose. nbc bay area's jean elle is in danville tonight. seismologists are taking a very close look at this one. >> reporter: yes, jessica, lt this earthquake.ille really a woman working across the street at cottage jewel says she thought things were going to start flying off the shelves so she ran out of the store just in case. there were no reports of damage, but tonight experts say there is a chance there is more to come. >> the fault is the likely suspect. >> reporter: scientis at the mo activity in the east bay. >> the monitors really started shaking. >> reporter: lots of people felt the 4.3 quake centered about 6 miles east of black hawk at 1:11 in afternoon. the greenville fault is a lesser known fault. it runs about 44 miles from the livermore valley to the die ablow range. the last significant shaking there, a 5.8 in 1980. >> at first it was just a little shake and then there was a slight pause and then --ose kin. >> reporter: the usgs says today's jolt was f

san francisco. there are a number here in san francisco and around the bay area. one more note, we just had a representative from san francisco's sheriff's office come over to us an stress that it is very important that people who have an undocumented immigrant taught us still feel comfortable calling police officers, not just concerned they are going to be supported by bay area or san francisco police officers, in other words san francisco weekend area police officers, many of those agencies not cooperate with the ice raids but they say it is important that those immigrant communities still continue call whether they do encounter some kind of a criminal problem. they say it is critical that people in immigrant communities still feel comfortable reaching out to law enforcement when they do face some sort of crime, whether they are victimized or witnessed. that is another note they are trying to pass on here in san francisco. we are live in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. >>> vice president mike pence is in texas on a tour of the southern border. he is

san francisco to watch the fireworks. good evening everyone. >>> the show above san francisco northern waterfront is the bay area's largestnd annual tradition. amber is fair. tonight show did not disappoint. >> reporter: it did not. fog or no fog it was still beautiful. it ended just a few minutes ago. people are leaving right now. when he arrived here hours early just to get a prime viewing spot to see this annual event.>> they are beautiful. anyway they come. >> >> it doesn't bother us. it is amazing. >> the ones that are lower to the ground are really nice. you can see the different colors. the red white and blue one was cool. in general they are doing as best they can. >> i was hoping for better weather. it is neat the people are roughing the coldness. >>> they came to san francisco to celebrate the fourth. because this holiday means love of country freedom and gratitude. a time for reflection.>>> it is america's birthday. i'm an american. i think it is neat to have good pride for your country. and celebrate it.>>> it is people. it is openness and acceptance. community. >> reporter: the circle of family and friends in

bay area. in the they're presented by the city and county of san francisco. happening in san jose they mcenery convention center also be covering the shows at the marin county fair and in concord. and now for a check of your bay area forecast seeing very mild temperatures out there right now with seasonal daytime highs to start your workweek monday you're microclimate forecast coming up next. and next just how safe is medical marijuana here from health professions. professionals who say that they're worrie are we tnot yet.? at crystal geyser we put our mountain source on our bottle... that's cool. ...because we bottle at our mountain source. crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discou

san francisco. we have the bay area deputy sheriffs charitable organization he loading up 1,000 backpacks on the way to san francisco. they have started loading about half an hour going, hour, i sup. this is all thanks to the kindness of people like you, and people like winny. good morning. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. you've been donating for a long time. >> we started donating around 2005, 2006. it started out with two backpacks, and it's just grown incrementally since then. >> i understand you have a strategy to make sure you can deliver a huge donation every year. help the people at home figure ute how to work it into your budget. how do you make it work? >> truthfully clearance sales are wonderful. so when the big stores go on clearance at the end of -- generally toward the end oseemb year, i'm looking wherever i can for any kind of school supply on clears. >> so people can do it? >> absolutely. absolutely. sometimes it's amazing how good the prices are. some stuff i can only buy this time of year, so i have to get it, but other things i can kind of keep looking. >> reporter: how

san francisco. it's the great san francisco chili cookoff. this is this saturday. it's going to help the bay area youth. great to try over 30 different recipes. they have craft beer on hand and other good stuff. saturday 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. we'll talk more about that weekend heat in about 25 minutes. >> thank you. >>> up next, two teens accused of a crime, killing an italian police officer. tonight new information on the investigation. ♪ new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. >>> we are learning more about these two young teens being held on murder charges in rome. we're hearing from italian authorities that they reportedly confessed. >> according to law enforcement sources, one of the teens has been in trouble before for a late night fight in san francisco. what do we know about that fight several years ago? >> reporter: it was in 2016 and we know it was a serious fight and it played a part in the transfer of the teen from san francisco to a high school here. that's where he became classmates with the second suspect in this murder case. police say h