san francisco. it's not clear if x will look for office space elsewhere in the city or anywhere else. formula one on the water next on nbc bay area sailors will race in the san francisco bay. we will show you where you can see this weekend's big competition, where a multi-million dollar prize is on the line. fleet weeo sail gp as in grand prix, will hold its season championship called the grand final. nbc bay area cinthia pimentel shows us what to expect. well, teams from all over the world are descending on the marina green this weekend. you won't miss the boats if you're driving over the golden gate bridge, the bay bridge, the richmond-san rafael bridge. the teams are competing for $2 million. the prize winning on sunday. and one of those people that will be grinding the usa sailgp team boat is peter kinney. thank you so much for being here with us today. and tell me how you got into the sport and what you're most looking forward to this weekend. yeah, i grew up in newport beach, just down south, you know, sailing kind of as long as i can ever remember. and fast forward 2013, the america's cup here did the red bull youth americ

across the country, new york and los angeles are considered one and two and then it's the san francisco bay area. >> or south florida. >> or south florida. >> that's correct. and also we have lots of structures in our community. the jewish federation community you mentioned early is like a jewish community united way people donate to for the sake of services to the community and then that people who as a benefit of that donation oftentimes get a subscription to the newspaper. >> correct. i wanted to turn it over to steve for a little bit to talk about how we function as a newspaper, how people with find us. >> while we call ourselves a newspaper, we're evolving and we use the term "media outlet" because there's many ways to access our content now. we have a print edition that comes out twice a month and that's the traditional newspaper we've been publishing for 122 years. we have a new website jweekly.com that was just redesigned and we relaunched in january that is breaking news throughout the day. it is updated throughout the day. if you sign up for the friday e-mail newsletter of the top stor

i am a union member in the san francisco bay area.t was nice to see a union official, up there and talk to republicans. hey, we are like you guys. we want what you guys want. i am so glad that republicans are embracing that because we are 44,000 members strong, and i'm retired, 66 years old, and a lot of my friends i have talked to are just like, wow, we need trump. what the democratic party has done to san francisco, the bay area, california itself, is just horrible. we see all the gas prices, and what i decided that i am not voting for probably another democrat or joe biden is he killed the keystone pipeline. i was training for heavy equipment operators, and we had thousands of people come to our training center, and i saw how with the stroke of a pen, he could eliminate tens of thousands of jobs, welders, pipefitters and workers and stuff, so i have been really impressed with this republican convention. i want to see what the democrats are going to bring because they are a mess. they cannot hold a candle to anything, you know? >> o

bay area to reconsider using its waterways renewable energy, and we're also we're having very high gas prices. >> so that's probably the best time now to rethink this concept. >> in may, san franciscoy shared its 2050 proposal, a blueprint on how to grow the ferry network. >> we're hoping to get to a second golden age of ferries here in the bay area. >> the first phase is to expand from san francisco to berkeley, mission bay, and redwood city. phase two includes cities along the carquinez strait, including martinez, pittsburg, and antioch, and between marin county and the east bay just make it easier for people to get around the bay area generally, and to enjoy a different view of what the bay has to offer. there will be obstacles, such as environmental challenges, but pilot projects like the oakland alameda shuttle continue to test the waters and demand in alamed, anser hassan, abc seven news. >> improving your ride one road at a time, but a plan to repave problem roads in oakland is falling behind. abc seven news. building a better bay area reporter lyanne melendez, explains the issue and the possible solution. reporter think about this for a hot second. >> in 2021, oakland city

building a dam in the high country of the sierra to bring a supply of fresh water to the san francisco bay area was a monumental undertaking. mayor sunny jim rafh turned to michael to mastermind the project. michael was a force of nature. air fwant in some ways but also a man's man. he supper advised the construction and it was the greatest engineering seats in the united states. >> the remow location of dam and reservoir made getting to the site a challenge. >> they had to get access to the slopes of the sierra nevada so they her to build a railroad to get construction equipment and materials into the site. they had to generate power so they built another reservoir to generate power and they did a remarkable amount of work with much less sophisticated equipment than what we have today. >> concrete for the dam was processed at a plant just upstream from the construction site, using sand and rock from the valley. nearly 400,000 yards of cubic concrete were poured around the clock. >> oshansee was a detailed oriented guy. he was having his man dig down the bedrock and they would dig and dig and p

san francisco. terry mcsweeney, nbc, bay area news. meanwhile, the biden-harris campaign was quick to respond to vance's speech, issuing this statement tonight. it calls j.d. vance, quote, unprepared, unqualified and willing to do anything donald trump demands. it says, quote, backed by silicon valley and the billionaires who bought his vice presidential selection. vance is project 2025 in human form, an agenda that puts extremism and the ultra wealthy over our democracy. our coverage of the republican national convention continues tomorrow. the fourth and final night. former president trump will formally accept his party's nomination and address the nation, and he will carry his speech. we will carry his speech live right here on nbc bay area. and our coverage begins at 6 p.m. also developing tonight, president biden went home to delaware, abruptly ending his campaign visit in las vegas because he tested positive for covid. you see him getting off air force one there. this comes amid growing calls for him to withdraw from the presiden

the park fire about 164 miles from the san francisco bay area, has charred nearly 375,000 acres. that plume of smoke at this particular time is lifting morning north and easterly direction. tomorrow, our fire zone forecast calls for 91 degrees, but the honeymoon is over by wednesday, 99 degrees. then on thursday, triple digits all the way to the following thursday in that chico area. again, our satellite imagery picking up that plume of smoke as it drifts out to the north and northeasterly direction. but we're still seeing some of the haze all associated with that particular fire. and that's why the bay area air quality district did say that. we had an advisory in place today with moderate levels of ozone, that smoke in the upper levels of the atmosphere, but that will be out of here tomorrow. cleaner air here in the bay area. today's high temperatures unseasonably cool from 60 at the sea shore. typically average high 67 degrees in san francisco today, clocking in in the low 60s. 81 in livermore, when typically we should be at 87 degrees. high 70s in santa rosa and 77 degrees in

san francisco. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. san francisco's former interim mayor and current mayoral candidate has a brand new vision for the city. democrat mark farrell is proposing a 20 year vision to revitalize san francisco's downtown and help the city bounce back from record vacancies and lost tourism. his plan includes a new park at embarcadero plaza and mixed use buildings to provide more housing. he's also proposing tax incentives for businesses that relocate downtown and mandate workers to return to the office four days a week, with new revenues and business in downtown, we will create a world class, family friendly park at embarcadero plaza that serves as a new entrance to the city of san francisco from the ferry building and for thousands of new residents that will be living in the downtown core. a new report from real estate firm cushman and wakefield says s.f. vacancies have hit a fresh high of 34. farrell says he plans to cut that in half. his plan also includes bringing police staffing back to record highs to incr

grassroots. >> i would say, like you know, there's more and more salons doing it, like across the san francisco bay area independent stylists who rent a chair at salons. they're also doing that, the no tipping model there. so it's kind of a mixture, >> you know, this is kind of strange to us in the us, but isn't it true that actually a lot of countries, especially i'm thinking asia, europe already do this? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, in asia, you know, generally if you try and tip, it's kind of seen as an insult. and if this is really just taking it back to the idea of being able to pay people fairly for their time rather than, you know, having to kind of account for it in tips because they're not getting a proper wage. >> can i just ask you, have you talked to some hairdressers about their bottom line, like when their salon implemented this, are they actually taking home more pay or less pay? >> so i have spoken about their bottom line and some have been doing this for a couple of years. there's a couple people who started this year and pretty much across the board, they say they're making the same or

. >> juju: her story began in a the san francisco bay area, a first generation american born to an indianr, who divorced when she was 6. for harris and her sister maya, their mother, shyamala, a breast cancer researcher, was her north star. >> my mother was fierce in her belief that you will be judged based on your actions, not your words. >> her mother raised her and maya as black women, because that's what they were. and it was a very intentful upbringing, and kamala really was proud of it. >> juju: a former experience was being bussed to school, something she talked about during a 2019 debate. >> there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools. and she was bussed to school every day. and that little girl was me. >> juju: every school di of the year in berkeley, buses move almost 3500 children across town. >> to be able to be bussed and go into this other environment, it transports you into a whole another little universe. it expands your mind. if the bus driver needed to say something and the kids were talking, kamala would make su

people from arizona to the san francisco bay area to oregon could see record high temps. california's death valley could hit 130, which would set a record for the hottest temperature ever recorded on earth. hot and windy conditions are fueling this wildfire in northern california, forcing 26,000 people to evacuate, prompting the governor to declare an emergency at least three deaths are now blamed on the heat wave, including a girl left inside a truck in houston. we'll check your forecast in just a few moments. >> the other big story this morning new pressure on president biden to step aside after last week's debate performance. new polls show him falling further behind president trump and now a top donor is urging biden to call it quits. but last night, a group of democratic governors met at the white house, most of them pledging support for the president. abc's christiane cordero has the very latest. christiane. good morning, andre. >> good morning. the president says he had a medical checkup after the debate. and despite growing pressure to quit, he's vowing to stay in

san francisco. tonight was a little warmer today, but still pretty nice out there across the bay area. really nice clear evening out there. we know that there are some >> concerns, though, about, you know, air quality may be within the next couple of days. let's check in now with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. hey lauren. yeah, they're calling a suffer. that's for sure see a lot of haze around the bay area. hot weather, though. that probably the number one story. and it's we're going to see. >> numbers moving back into triple digits in some spots by tomorrow afternoon. fact, we saw a little bit that today outside right now mostly clear skies a little bit on the hazy side outside right now. but the temperatures jumped high pressure has begun to build in overhead. now 10, 11 degrees warmer around much of the bay area, especially inland. and how about these numbers? 100 degrees today in antioch, 98 and hot and conquered. 98 live more. it was 94 in santa rosa. 94 nevado much cooler along the coastline. enough of the seabreeze keep those almost 40 degrees cooler out toward the beaches

unfortunately, that heat continues in a bit of that smoke is actually making its way here in the san francisco bay area you can see a little bit of that haze up in the sky. but you notice it's really high up there. it's not at the surface so you can't smell it quite yet. we can actually see it, though. just by looking at satellite and radar, we can see this smoke from space. just take a look at that fire. it's up north. it is dragging it down, and it's actually off the shore as well. and it's all because of a high pressure pattern that's keeping the smoke in place. so those northerly winds are actually dragging the smoke down and bringing it further south across california, and it's also the reason that we're seeing this heat wave in effect that heat wave is only going to continue throughout the rest of our july 4th week, and with the heat in the northerly winds again comes that effort that chance for these flames. to continue today. and that smoke to continue to push south. but look at that. morrow, the wind direction changes around so tomorrow afternoon. northerly winds actually or southerly winds ac

she began her career as a prosecute in the san francisco bay area in 1990, a democrats in 2004. she went to elected office at san francisco district attorney, paris, under reputation as a tough on crime, prosecute to, and was elected attorney general of california in 2010. because the time in that office was marked by some criminal justice reform and fighting civil rights violations by local police departments, just both cost in favor of same sex marriage and prosecute online prostitution rings and violent criminal games. iris was elected to the us senate in 2016 with 60 percent of the boat, while serving in the senate. she opposed many of president donald trump's immigration policies. paris voted for trumps removal from office. during both of his impeachment trials. she bound to the own run for the white house in 2020, but dropped down to the race. early of the disappointing results. doing enough though, for bite and to make his vice president in this position, harris was tossed with chuckling the phone. an issue of immigration, giving a trip to guatemala, she was criticized for

she began her career as a prosecute in the san francisco bay area in 1990, a democrats in 2004. she went to elected office at san francisco district attorney, paris, under reputation as a tough on crime, prosecute to, and was elected attorney general of california in 2010. the time in that office was marked by some criminal justice reform and fighting civil rights violations by local police departments. just low cost in favor of same sex marriage and prosecute online prostitution rings and violent criminal games. iris was elected to the us senate in 2016 with 60 percent of the boat, while serving in the senate. she opposed many of president donald trump's immigration policies. paris voted for trump's removal from office. during both of his impeachment trials. she bound to the own run for the white house in 2020 but dropped down to the race. early of the disappointing results. doing enough though, for bite and to make up his vice president. in this position, harris was tossed with chuckling the phony issue of immigration. given the trip to guatemala, she was criticized for some li

san francisco. but it is quiet and comfortable and if you want to stay in bed a couple of extra minutes, i don't blame you. upper 50s to low 60s all across the san francisco bay areay when it comes to the fog blanketing the santa clara valley. brought to us by that wildfire smoke and that sun is bright and also shrouded by that layer of hayes in the higher levels of the atmosphere. today, get out and enjoy some nice, comfortable heat all across the bay area with high temperatures seasonable for once. 60s across the coastal communities, 70s and 80s the further inland you go. again, it really depends on where you are and how warm we will be getting. over the next seven days, we will see more heat begin to build. so get out before 90s return to the forecast. and by the weekend, it really starts to heat up. so for today and tomorrow, get out and enjoy those next couple of days. >>> let's talk about the roadways. if you are taking the bay bridge community, it is getting busier and busier. backup building almost to that first overpass. if you are using bart, heads up, checked the schedule because they are still dealing with some developing delays between concord and ple

anywhere from fremont to san francisco. nbc bay area's pete serratos is at fremont pd tonight. what do we know at this point? reporter yeah, well, we just got that update within the past hour right behind me here at fremont pd. and they tell us that they are still searching for three year old ellie lorenzo. now, here are some pictures that we got from the family earlier this evening of three year old ellie. but here's where fremont pd told us not too long ago. they said that ellie's mom called them around 12:30 p.m. today to do a welfare check at the casa arroyo apartments here in fremont. that's where ellie's father lives now. ellie was supposed to return to her today. to the mother today as a part of the custody agreement with the father. but the mom says that she was notified today. that that father, the father was found dead in san francisco. so ellie's whereabouts are unknown. now, i did get a chance to speak with that mom this evening. obviously, you saw a clip there for her being very emotional about all of this, but here she is making a plea for help to find her three y

best steakhouse in the san francisco bay area for the second year in a row. >> third year in a row. >, yeah. so celebrating with our entire team here in san francisco. also in hualalai, our miller and lux of the four seasons. walla. they're our team are just thrilled. absolutely thrilled. and i brought you one of our 45 day dried tomahawks that's on the roof, by the way. >> yeah. you work fast. we'll let you start cutting into that. >> and autumn, all of the proceeds for this event go towards the bee foundation. >> our yes, our beneficiary for the evening is the v foundation for cancer research. they're doing really amazing things to cure cancer, which is the goal. and then the events also in alignment with the it all starts here civic pride movement, which is really all about establishing community in san francisco and really talking about this narrative of how much we love our city, how amazing it is, and it is a world class destination. so it all starts here. civic pride movement is how chef tyler came to be on our cover when we launched the campaign last october at oracle, and the

bay area. i believe that is san francisco. that's the tip of the salesforce tower just poking out at top the fog. the time is 6:12. zoe mintz will talk about that in a moment. >>> first we are talking about tropical storm beryl. it is likely to reach texas late tomorrow. >> the core of the storm crossed the yucatan peninsula yesterday afternoon. wind slowed to 65 miles per hour. >> this was the scene on friday in mexico with rough seas by the shore and a metal structure in the street. it knocked over several huts on the coastline. for the most part, the storm's path spared the most popular beach destinations in the yucatan with no reports of loss of life. >> the same cannot be said for jamaica. drone footage provides a sense of the scale of the damage. after the storm pummeled the island nation on thursday. at that time it was a category 4 hurricane. powerful winds ripped off many roofs leaving hundreds homeless on the southwest side of the island. the number of people killed across the islands stands at 11. >>> beryl is likel

so we saw a lot of visitors from the bay area and california visiting san francisco over the 4th of july weekend. the microclimates in the bay area are pretty amazing. if you want heat, you go across the bay and you have 20 degrees heat. if you want to stay cool, you stay in san francisco or go out to the ocean. wise words there. well, the owner of the bike shop goes on optimistically to say, overall tourism has recently improved in san francisco with international visitors back to give businesses a boost. he is still, however, waiting for domestic travel to completely return. now his hope may come true with temperatures in other parts of the country and the state remaining at record levels. but with the heat come the warnings from medical experts to watch for signs and symptoms of heat exhaustion, to heat stroke. now they range from mild to moderate to more severe moderate symptoms known as heat exhaustion, include swelling of the feet and of the legs. it can also include dizziness. now they can quickly change and a person can have more severe symptoms like nausea, vomiting and headache

and speaking of elections, we've got a big race in the bay area this november for mayor of san francisco. this week, we'll talk with the top contenders up first, bay area philanthropist and nonprofit leader daniel lurie. he joins us next to share his vision for the city. also, the latest brazen crime caught on camera in oakland. the damage left behind by the thieves at the a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh. francisco mayor's race will impact not just the city, but the entire bay area. so we're talking with each of the five top mayoral candidates. all this week on abc7 news at three. join us today. founder of the nonprofit tipping point community, daniel lowry. daniel, thanks so much for making yourself available and coming on the show. >> thank you, kristen, for having me. >> just a nice to have you. and just to let our viewers know, since you're the first one to kick this off, i'

but in the san francisco bay area, a little different than california as a whole and francisco's not one out of 2 adult children live with their parents. and that's because we have a huge tech industry here and we have hundreds of thousands of people hired by tech making really quite a bit of money so they can still incur higher rents in her cost of food. and that's so georgia. i mean, are they saving their and what about the sanity of their parents? >> well, i their parents, a team of favor by letting them about letting live at home in a should do that because you have an opportunity to. >> save money because to buy a house in the bay area or anywhere else, you have to put down a down payment, larger down payment. you can put down means a less that you have to fund and the banks really look at your total debt as compared to your income. it's called the debt to income ratio and the banks do not want buyers who have more than 45% of dead. now dead includes not just the home debt but college debt, credit card debt. so if you live at home with your you've got to really buckle down and y

, but what james says that you should expect to see, attack ads from the right with san francisco and harris' bay areaig target. >> trump will try and people around him will try to focus on what's wrong with san francisco. the problem with that is san francisco is still mostly great. it's not mostly negative. and its negatives are no different than l.a.'s negatives or new york's negatives or anywhere else's negatives. >> and speaking of being from the bay, kamala harris' ties here run deep. she's an east bay native, born in oakland in 1964. her mother, from south india, came to uc berkeley as a grad student, and that is where she met fellow grad student, donald harris, from jamaica. they got married and have two children, kamala and maya. this is a picture of kamala outside her mother's berkeley apartment. her parents got divorced in the 1970s, and her mother moved kamala and her sister to canada at that point. she did end up studying political science at howard university, and in 1989 she graduated from the uc college of law in san francisco. harris went on to serve as deputy district attorney in ala

building a dam in the high country of the sierra to bring a supply of fresh water to the san francisco bay areaa monumental undertaking. mayor sunny jim rafh turned to michael to mastermind the project. michael was a force of nature. air fwant in some ways but also a man's man. he supper advised the construction and it was the greatest engineering seats in the united states. >>ipment and materials into the site. they had to generate power so they built another reservoir to generate power and they did a remarkable amount of work with much less sophisticated equipment than what we have today. >> concrete for the dam was processed at a plant just upstream from the construction site, using sand and rock from the valley. nearly 400,000 yards of cubic concrete were poured around the clock. >> oshansee was a detailed oriented guy. he was having his man dig down the bedrock and they would dig and dig and pull, you know, out debris and they come and say, okay, we've gotten down. we're down far enough. we need to personally look at it and say, no, dig deeper. >> in may 1923, the dam was completed and nam

bay area? >> it's a tough time for restaurants. >> he's right. according to the san franciscosumer price index, prices for food away from home in the san francisco bay area went up by 5.2% in the past year. you know what else has gone up for restaurant owner rene dennis, his rent. minimum wage and that city health permit that in 2008 cost him $600 a year, is now up to $1,500. >> it keeps going up. we can't keep raising our prices in line with that, because then our customers get sticker shock. >> so restaurants across the state have started adding surcharges to their menus to make up for the rising costs. but sometimes those fees are not so obvious according to the law, any extra charges must be clearly and conspicuously displayed with an explanation. take this menu for example. i can read the prices. no problem, but at the very bottom and not so conspicuous is this note i need my glasses for this one. it says to help defray the rising cost in west hollywood, a 4.5% administrative fee will be added to your check. go on social media sites and the conversation is heated. here ar

bay area? it's a tough time for restaurants. >> he's right. according to the san franciscoom home in the san francisco bay area went up by 5.2% in the past year. you know what else has gone up for restaurant owner rene dennis, his rent, minimum wage and that city health permit that in 2008 cost him $600 a year, is now up to $1,500. >> it keeps going up. we can't keep raising our prices in line with that because then our customers get sticker shock. >> so restaurants across the state have started adding surcharges to their menus to make up for the rising costs. but sometimes those fees are not so obvious according to the law, any extra charges must be clearly and conspicuously displayed with an explanation. take this menu for example. i can read the prices no problem, but at the very bottom and not so conspicuous is this note. i need my glasses for this one. it says to help defray the rising cost in west hollywood, a 4.5% administrative fee will be added to your check. go on social media sites and the conversation is heated. here are two examples. when i receive a bill that

happening today, a team from gaza is landing in the bay area to receive a crucial medical treatment. the san franciscoarea office of the council of american islamic relations will be welcoming this 15 year-old at sfo later on this afternoon. it was in february that i'm ed there was severely injured in a bombing in gaza and they say he lost both of his legs. he'll palestine is a humanitarian organization and it has covered his travel and medical fees. he will be heading to sacramento where he will receive those prosthetic legs and also begin rehab. in santa clara county reported showing the low property values may soon affect public services. according to the 2024 assessment poll, the property value has now grown by more than 35 billion dollars. but it's still not enough to slow growth stems from fewer properties changing ownership and a decline in new construction, especially commercial properties. office vacancies are at a historic high of 30%. the report says public education street and building improvements and health services could be affected in years to come. and now in national news, the secret

bay area? >> it's a tough time for restaurants. >> he's right. according to san franciscoer price index, prices for food away from home in the san francisco bay area went up by 5.2% in the past year. you know what else has gone up for restaurant owner rene dennis? his rent. minimum wage. and that city health permit that in 2008 cost him $600 a year, is now up to $1,500. >> it keeps going up. we can't keep raising our prices in line with that, because then our customers get sticker shock. >> so restaurants across the state have started adding surcharges to their menus to make up for the rising costs. but sometimes those fees are not so obvious according to the law, any extra charges must be clearly and conspicuously displayed with an explanation. take this menu for example. i can read the prices no problem, but at the very bottom and not so conspicuous is this note i need my glasses for this one. it says to help defray the rising cost in west hollywood, a 4.5% administrative fee will be added to your check. go on social media sites and the conversation is heated. here are t

bay area? it's a tough time for restaurants. >> he's right. according to the san franciscoer price index, prices for food away from home in the san francisco bay area went up by 5.2% in the past year. you know what else has gone up for restaurant owner rene dennis? his rent. minimum wage and that city health permit that in 2008 cost him $600 a year, is now up to $1,500. >> it keeps going up. we can't keep raising our prices in line with that, because then our customers get sticker shock. >> so restaurants across the state have started adding surcharges to their menus to make up for the rising costs. but sometimes those fees are not so obvious. according to the law, any extra charges must be clearly and conspicuously displayed with an explanation. take this menu for example. i can read the prices no problem, but at the very bottom and not so conspicuous is this note i need my glasses for this one. it says to help defray the rising cost in west hollywood, a 4.5% administrative fee will be added to your check. go on social media sites and the conversation is heated. here are t

two years ago we worked to establish the san francisco bay area abortion rights coalition, which is the first of its kind in the nation and is a collective that works to insure that all counties across the bay area are coming together to make sure that women maintain access to reproductive health services. but, there is more that we can do and we have to do, especially with the very high stakes presidential election in the fall. mayor breed along with all the women supervisors who gave their support in the press release, thank you, have given voters the opportunity to have their voices heard in november. so, i will pass it off now to my colleague dr. bava who will talk a little bit about what the measure entails. >> thank you eileen. good morning supervisor ronan, melgar. it is my pleasure to be here. i'm here to provide details oen the san francisco reproductive freedom act. i wanted to first talk about what it will do and talk about the purpose. so, the ordinance declares the city policy is to safeguard comprehensive reproductive freedom. establish a fund that the city can use to supp

bay. clearly loves the ocean. this is his gets his spirit from there. it's spectacular in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news well, of course, fans got on social media to express their surprise and disappointment over the announcement. excitement from mavericks fans. obviously, warriors fans thank thompson for his help in creating another bay area sports dynasty over the past 13 years in the south bay, traffic once again flowing tonight after a truck carrying tanks of propane caught fire happened about 130. this afternoon on 101 just north of cochrane road in morgan hill. you can imagine it caused some major traffic delays. it took crews about 90 minutes to clear the scene, and about three hours for traffic to get back to normal. new at six tonight. a big boost for housing projects in san francisco today, city leaders celebrating a new ruling that allows san francisco to fast track approval on housing projects. on friday, the state department of housing said the city didn't build enough new housing in 2023. so in order to fix this, the agency ruled the city will now follow senate bill 423. that legislat

a team from gaza is landing in the bay area to receive crucial medical treatment. the san francisco area office of the council of american islamic relations will be welcoming 15 year-old ahmed to sfo later this afternoon was back in february that he was severely injured in a bombing in gaza, losing both his legs. he'll palestine, which is a humanitarian organization has covered. mets traveled and medical fees. he'll be heading to sacramento where he'll receive prosthetic legs and go through rehab. >> 2 dangerous felons ended with san pablo. police arresting 2 men and confiscating 72 guns and a crossbow. 62 guns were taken in the first incident. and that case and locked his girlfriend and her kids in a room for 4 days threatening to shoot them and they managed to escape and call the police. police arrested that man for domestic violence and kidnapping. and then in the other incident, 10 guns and a crossbow were found. the suspect in that case, police say assaulted his neighbor, shout out the car windows with a crossbow, threatening to shoot the neighbor with a gun as well. and that's

bay area. san francisco. no heat advisory with high temperatures today, 70 we can handle that upper seventies in oakland. also no need for a heat advisory. but it's the further inland. you go, 97. is a hydrogen, concord and antioch's where we are going to be seeing heat illness going to be a bigger risk today and those winds are not going to be nearly a strong today, either, and that's the reason that our temperatures are able to heat up so much that includes down into the santa clara valley as well, saying jose 87 los gatos up to 91 again the heat is not going to stick around forever, though, so we have some good news on the way when it comes to more comfortable conditions, and it comes at a perfect time. just in time for the weekend. so friday, 101 a degree is not the greatest day to spend outdoors, but by saturday back into the upper eighties and by sunday even more cloud coverage will arrive. that is really great news again for any weekend plans that you might have both inland and along the bay area commu

san jose, ian cull. nbc bay area news. crackdown on crime in san francisco's tenderloin. hours for certain businesses. the board of supervisors gave unanimous and final approval to a pilot program for the tenderloin covers businesses bordered by o'farrell and mcallister and polk and jones streets, businesses that sell packaged food or tobacco products must close by midnight, and restaurants and bars can still stay open until 2 a.m. the new rules will be in effect for the next two years. okay, it's getting real. the opening ceremony of the paris olympics, just a couple of weeks away tonight in las vegas, an olympics tune up game between usa and canada. hello to president obama. might have been the biggest star in the court this was fun to watch. steph curry to lebron james and then how about this play. watch curry slashing to the hoop. kind of slowed it down for you. and dramatic slow motion. he goes up. he gets the basket. and then we recognize this from chase center. he kind of falls to the ground and gives us a night night usa beats canada 86 to 72. there he is. there's

we are the san francisco bay area theater company. we got one song for you today in honor of juneteenth we are performing our show at the historical grace cathedral space, so please come check us out this weekend only. without further ado-- [singing song, in daddy's arms i am tall] [applause] >> thank you all so much. check us out. happy juneteenth? ! >> happy juneteenth indeed. one more time for sf--well, i really hope you all have enjoyed the day's events. to close us out, please welcome back to the stage, back to the podium, the one that put this all together, please give around of a uz applause to ms. felicia jones. >> alright, we are getting ready to get ready-i know you guys are hungry. i know you guys are looking over there at all the good food. right. ? we are getting ready to close out. tonia williams, stand up, girl. tonia williams. yes. this is my sister tonia, and i want to just say again, thank you all for coming. you guys put me to the test last year and you guys told me i had to beat last year and was all under pressure

most of the fog will begin to pull back a little bit but it may stick around our san francisco bay areas, especially close to the coast. something to keep in mind and we will be seeing it continue into the late-night hours as well. we are going to be seeing the excessive heat warning, heat advisories and even for bay area communities, the heat advisory remains in effect through next wednesday as well. the risk, today, high as we are expecting temperatures in the inland east bay communities to get around 100 degrees. yesterday, we were off the charts. we will take a slightly cooler weather even though triple digits is still dangerous. by tomorrow it the lower, the elevated risk for heat illness, and by the next day, tuesday, check out holloway goes. we don't have much high risk for heat illness by tuesday. that is not to say that the heat will not be on afterwards as this area of high pressure continues to push further and further and east and hopefully by friday this cold front will finally bring us all some relief. the inland east bay communities will continue to fill the heat while san

. >> happening today, a team from gaza landed in the bay area to receive crucial medical treatment. san francisco bay area office of the council on american islamic relations will be welcoming 15 year-old on that. that later this afternoon. so back in february, a man was severely injured in a bombing in gaza, losing both of his legs, hill palestine, humanitarian organization is travel in medical fees. he will be heading to sacramento where he will receive prosthetic legs and go rehab. still ahead of the prophet for news as the warmer temperatures continue. >> experts say this could have >> experts say this could have a spike. covid-19 case ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an overdraft fee. nice to see a bank cutting people some slack. mistakes happen. and we give you time to correct them. so, you don't like gnomes huh? what about that one? that on

. >> happening today, a teen from gaza will be landing in the bay area to receive crucial medical treatments. the san franciscorea office of the council on american islamic relations will be welcoming 15 year-old ahmed to sfo later this afternoon was back in february that he was severely injured in a bombing in gaza. he lost both of his legs. he'll palestine, which is a humanitarian organization, has covered the mets travel and medical expenses. he will be heading to sacramento where he'll receive prosthetic legs and go through rehab. >> 2 dangerous incidents ended with san pablo police arresting 2 man and confiscating 72 guns and a crossbow. 62 guns were taken in the first incident. and in this case, a man had locked is girlfriend and her children in a room for 4 days and right shoot them. but they got away escaped and called the police and police ended up arresting a man for domestic violence, a kidnapping. and you can see all of the weapons they recovered. then there was another incidents were 10 guns and a crossbow were found. that is where a man was accused of assaulting his neighbor, shooting out car win

and today a teenager from gaza is landing in the bay area to get crucial medical treatment. the san franciscomerican islamic relations is going to welcome 15 year-old ahmed at sfo today in february. he was severely injured in a bombing in gaza. he lost both of his legs. he'll palestine, which is a humanitarian organization, has covered his travel and medical fees and he's going to be heading to sacramento where he's going to get prosthetics and go into rehab. 2 dangerous incidents. and in pablo, police arresting 2 men and confiscating. >> 72 guns and a crossbow. 62 guns were taken from the first case where a man was arrested for locking his girlfriend and kate and her kids in a room for 4 days and threatening to shoot them. the girlfriend the kids managed to get out. they escape. they called the police that a man was arrested for domestic violence and kidnapping all those guns >> were found. and then 10 guns and a crossbow were found after san pablo police arrested a man for assaulting his neighbor accused of shooting his car windows with a crossbow and threatening the neighbor with a gun. >>

the system en jaits hydro power and delivers it to san francisco and the san francisco bay area. the project site is located at the moccasin yard which is located just at the western edge of the sierra nevada. and in this map you see the path of the flow of water from reservoir in i yosemite national park through moccasin and east way and through peninsula and finally to san francisco. here we have a campus plan, the project site is located just east of existing powerhouse. 9 old powerhouse is this one in dark blue, the old moccasin powerhouse is not being used. but there is a newer powerhouse just south of the powerhouse. and then we do have smaller residential cottages in yellow throughout the project site. and then here, you see this red arrow. this red arrow shows the main entry road from california state highway's 120s and 49. and here in bright blue as you can see, we have the main administration building. so one of the important is the administration building. the administration building is central to the project site. the project site is private and not open to the projec

well, happening today, a teenager from gaza is landing here in the bay area to receive some crucial medical help. the san francisco bay area office of the council on american islamic relations is set to welcome this 15 year-old named ahmed at san francisco international airport later this afternoon. he was back in february that he was severely injured during a bombing in gaza and lost both of his legs. he'll palestine, which is humanitarian organization, has covered his travel and medical fees. he'll be heading to sacramento where receive prosthetic legs and begin rehab. >> in the south bay, doctors, nurses and members of the community are unhappy after the san jose regional medical center decided to keep its trauma center open. the proposed changes are prompting more rallies set for this week. the groups say that it should remain as a trauma to center not changed to a trauma 3 as proposed. the protesters say there should be no bargaining when it comes to life and death. and this is the only trauma center in east santa clara county. those rallies are going to be happening tomorrow and thursday at 01:00pm in front

also happening today, a teenager from gaza will be arriving in the bay area to receive some crucial medical treatment. the san francisco bay area office of the council on american islamic relations will be welcoming 15 year-old ahmed at sfo later this afternoon. it was back in february that he suffered this severe injury in the bombings of gaza, in fact, lost both of his legs, hield palestine, which is a humanitarian organization, is covering the travel and medical fees. it will be heading to sacramento where he receive prosthetic legs and begin rehabilitation. >> it's 9.37, and and in east bay, too dangerous incidents. and it was pablo police arresting 2 men and in all confiscating 72 guns and a crossbow. these are different cases in the first case. 62 guns were taken a police says say that a man locked his girlfriend and her children in a room for 4 days and threatened shoot them and they managed to get away escape and call the police. police arrested that man for domestic violence and kidnapping and seized all of those guns and then look at the 10 guns they season a crossbow in another case. and bob lowe, police say

bay area? >> it's a tough time for restaurants. >> he's right. according to the san francisco consumer price index, prices for food away from home in the san francisco bay area went up by 5.2% in the past year. you know what else has gone up for restaurant owner rene dennis, his rent. minimum wage and that city health permit that in 2008 cost him $600 a year, is now up to $1,500. >> it keeps going up. >> we can't keep raising our prices in line with that, because then our customers get sticker shock. >> so restaurants across the state have started adding surcharges to their menus to make up for the rising costs. but sometimes those fees are not so obvious according to the law, any extra charges must be clearly and conspicuously displayed with an explanation. take this menu for example. i can read the prices no problem, but at the very bottom and not so conspicuous is this note. i need my glasses for this one. it says to help defray the rising cost in west hollywood, a 4.5% administrative fee will be added to your check. go on social media sites and the conversation is heated.