we will switch over to sara donchey. >> hey ryan, coming up at 6:00 with oakland teachers out of classor a full week now. parents having to get very creative. one group started their own pop-up school at a park to help families get through the strike without having to cross the picket lines. why they tell us it is worth the sacrifice of missing work. >>> plus we know the warriors have a huge game ahead of them right now, but they've also been making a difference off the court. how the team is helping minority owned businesses thrive here in the bay area. the news at 6:00 coming up in about ten minutes. speaking of that huge game, let's head out to chase center where andria is for us tonight. hi, andria. >> reporter: hey sara. the warriors need to win tonight to extend their series and turn the series around. i think steph is out here right now, shooting some shots before game five. and they really need that supporting cast to step up especially for jordan poole to get back on track. >> curry double teams. jordan poole runs inside. no. >> everyone is going to point out at that one playe

. >> coming up at 11:00, reed will join sara donchey with much more. >>> meanwhile, our jose martinez reports that some city leaders are calling to the changes about security at private businesses. >> reporter: it was another intense day outside the district attorney's office as community leaders gathered once again to share their frustration over the banko brown case. they say that they are determined to keep fighting for justice in this case. community members rallied outside the district attorney's office wednesday, demanding justice for banko brown. >> banko it was a youth in san francisco. he was only a year older than me. i didn't know m onhirs, pelyt albu heard. >> reporter: the d.a. notice that the security company changed policies frequently. store surveillance shows michael anthony confronting brown at the door. brown then gets into a struggle and turns to leave. he turns back towards anthony, prompting the guard to fire the fatal shot. >> at this time there is nothing to rebut his statements regarding the fact that he acted in self-defense. >> we don't know what is going on

. >>> from kpix, there is the lat news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. on day kirstin walker said strange after stranger started showing up at her doorstep saying they wanted to rent her house and fo her, it was all really weird. she was living in her house and she never list today for rent. one check on zillo, there it was. a scammer posted a fake rental listing, betty yu is her tonight with the rental scam that is swindling people out of thousands of dollars. >> reporter: the homeowner of this hayward hills house put up a fraud alert sign after potential renters showed up expecting a tour. >> reporter: this was the renta ad that appeared on zillo. 33 bed, three babble 2100-square-foot home for 4,400 >> i had someone show up at my door and ask me about my house. i was like my house is not for rent. she showed me a listing o her phone. i saw the pictures. did not pay attention to the address and the pictures were from the neighbor's house that had just recently sold. >> reporter: the homeowner said 10 minutes later, another perso showed up asking to che

we have will have more community reaction on the da's decision coming up on the late news with sara donchey. >>> our other big story, students across oakland will be back in class for the first time in more than a week. that is after the district and the teacher's union struck a deal on a new contract. in addition to raises for teachers the $70 million deal includes hiring more nurses, counselors, librarians, launching a new task force, shared decision making and identifying ways to help homeless students. many students and parents still have questions. >> the strike is over and both sides are expressing satisfaction with the outcome. >> reporter: many are wondering what the weeklong work stoppage will mean for the students and for the district in the years to come. the agreement was not concluded until the early morning hours so teachers could work if chose but not required to. while the schools were still mostly empty it felt like a relief to parents that the strike was over. >> big day, it was a chaotic day, you know, it was sort of last minute. i don't think anybody really knew what was

>>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i'm sara donchey, happy friday. okay, think back on when you were in school, even if you don't remember much, you probably remember how that final week felt. yes, there were exams, but there were also graduations and celebrations, excitement for the summer. thousands of students in oakland could miss all of that. the teacher strike dragged into its seventh day today. the state superintendent has been involved in negotiations and told us today he is seeing signs of movement. but as of now, there are no plans for teachers to return to classrooms. tonight one oakland mom wants her kid and every other back in class. she says it is urgent, so she's taken matters into her own hands to start a movement of her own. kenny choi spent the day with her in oakland. >> reporter: so that happens every day? >> all the time. >> reporter: illegal sideshows in deep east oakland bother kita brown, but it's the noise of a teacher strike and an eerie silence on school grounds that's keeping her up at night. she's calling f

. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i'm sara donchey. it was do or die time for the dubs dubs fans made themselves heard. we will talk about them in a minute, but first andrea nakano had one of the best seat in the house. she is live at chase with all the highlights o a dominant warriors performance under pressure. andrea? >> reporter: that's right, sara the warriors were on the verge of doing something they had never done during the steve ker era. that is to lose a series t a western conference opponent. the warriors made 11 threes in the first half. the dubs lead 70-59 at the half, finishing th half on a 16-5 run. andrew wiggins was one of the 20 point scorers. early in the game, off the l.a. turnover, green misses the lay-up but green flies in for the put up dunk. the lakers did not go away until late. under eight to play. gary payto and the and one on the file fro james. he scores 13 on this one right before that play, anthony davis took a shot to the head and left the game. now despite the lead, warriors went cold from three in the

. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i am sara doncheyyou will get to that store in a minute. but first we have breaking news tonight. >>> a bit of a mystery in martinez. the health service came out because of the mercury spill. at first local officials said it was a small amount, but tonight we are learning that this spill was significant. contra costa county health wants people to avoid walking on certain streets in downtown martinez. >> did you have concern about people spreading the contamination that we had? >> this spill was first reported yesterday at the amtrak station downtown. the source seems to be a garbage can outside the station. officials say they detected much of the mercury inside it, but they say maintenance crews dumped out the garbage can into the back of a pickup truck, and that probably spread the mercury across multiple streets. because of that the amtrak station is closed until further notice and you should stay away from some streets near the station and the parking lot. that includes marina vista avenue, alhambra

on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. buying and reselling tickets fo concert and games is big business. investigators say an eastbay man led people to believe that is what he did and promised luxury suites, the onl problem, it was a scam. prosecutors insist there were n tickets and instead, he stole $39 million over seven years in a ponzi scheme. a federal gran jury indicted him this week. ho does a ponzi scheme work? fraudsters lure people and companies to invest their moninto something that generate high returns. but in reality the monsenot invested at all. the returns are just coming fro other investors who was scammed but first, we will talk about weather. >>> we know earlier, darren, we saw rain over the last couple o days t cleared up a little bit. we are talking about the potential for more rain now. darren has been busy tracking all of that. we are seeing on the radar a little bit of activity, a little bit of green out there in the mountains, let's head this way and join darren at the video wall for now. there it

. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi, i'm sara donchey. will get to that story in a minute, but first a huge story in the sports world. >>> it is the end of an era for dub nation. this man constructed the bay area dynasty as we know it. warriors president and gm bob myers is stepping down, making a tearful announcement today. certainly big news for sports in general, not just the bay area. vern glenn is here with moore off the top on why interestingly enough it was not all about the money. >> yeah. he had $8 million, a deal that was north of an $8 million salary. it is a unique job, sarah. you and i, we do a newscast and we go home and get some sleep, but this guy, no, not bob myers. he is not allowed to ever unplug! you don't do that if you spend 12 years building a winner. this job consumes not just some of you but all of you! after delivering four titles, two executive of the year nods, myers has a june 30th expiration date for the demands and rigors of a job that we know maybe 2% about. >> the strain is powerful and moving, but i got

. >> from kpix, this is the lates with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i am sara donchey. th killing of banko brown by walgreens security guard has sparked an intense debate about justice and transparency, and brown supporters are demanding the district attorney release video. he allegedly stole $14 worth of candy from a downtown walgreens and was shot by security guard. tomorrow, san francisco supervisors are expected to pass a resolution urging the d.a. to release video and police reports. here is supervisor eric peskin. >> it is important for supervisors and the public to see videotape following the tragic killing of an unarmed individual who was allegedly absconding with $14 in candy to determine whether that was a proper discharge of that security guard's duties, whethe indeed, as alleged by the district attorney, that was an act of self-defense and justified. >> earlier today, d.a. brooke jenkins issued this statement saying the case is not closed. she will eventually make a fina decision on charges. the d.a. said she understands the concerns of people calling for t

sara donchey. the big game may not b back until 2026 but the battle starts right now. levi's is the front-runner for hosting the game for super bowl, all of the activities and the money that comes with them already on the minds of major players in bay area cities? juliette goodrich up with us late tonight and it could be a dream come true and heartbreak for others >> it is true. so much buzz about it. it was back in 2016. so many festivities here in san francisco. keep in mind that is 50 miles from where the game wa played. great for people who owned businesses in the city, especially downtown, tourists and their money coming back in 2026 sparked hope for people wh had a tough couple of years and looking for a win, like omar. >> it was not great. hopefully it will come back because business has been bad, very bad for three years since the pandemic start. 2020 until now. >> so, 1.1 million fans went to super bowl city and the nfl fan experience last time around. to give you an idea of the money invo

i'm sara donchey. a woman out with a stroller with toddler inside could not imagin how terrifying her morning was about to get. it was not even noon when suddenly she and the baby were ambushed. two men tried to rob them. things got scarier when they fired a gun. the toddler, not even two years old, was hit by shrapnel. this happened in the trussell glen neighborhood near lakeshore avenue just before 11:00 this morning. one man who heard the shots rushed in to help. betty? >> reporter: residents are use to dealing with some property crimes here and there such as stolen catalytic converters and break-ins, but not violence lik this. a divot left by a bullet in the sidewalk, evidence in a brazen armed robbery ig's trussell glen neighborhood. >> i guess the guy aimed at the ground. >> reporter: tim johnson was working in his own office when he heard the gunshot just befor 11:00 a.m. oakland police said that two people approached victim. she was with a 15-month-old toddler. one of th suspects demanded her b

. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area . >> hello, i am sara donchey. imagine living in a neighborhoo that looks like this, filled with burned-out and abandoned cars, many of them stolen. that is what is happening in parts o oakland and a lot of people wan to do something about it. some are afraid of retaliation just for trying to clean up their neighborhoods. juliette goodric is here with us tonight. she talked with a man who is so upset that he said he is going to fix this himself. >> we did visit parts of oaklan that looked like a literal junkyard when you walked up and down. this was along the railroad. they tell me they jus started a new program to clean up the mess, but this is going to take some time. >> it is getting worse by the day. you can talk to some of th neighbors. this is just one section. look at this! >> reporter: ken houston walks us through parts of oakland and says this is one example of the abandoned cars and illegal dumping he sees on a daily basis. he says it is on the rise. >> this is a newer car! z 71, that's new! you have thi

>> from kpix, this is the lates with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i am sara donchey. it has been three weeks since bank brown was shot and killed, but tonight we are getting our firs look at what led up to the shooting inside of a downtown san francisco walgreens. the d.a. said the evidence she put out convinced her that the security guard was acting in self-defense, but tonight a lot of people who have seen the video have a new set of questions. this was taken april 27th. you can see the guard confronting brown and the two start a fight and it looks like the guard even punches brown. a one point he puts brown in a headlock. you see that moment right there. then brown gets up grabs a bag and walks out but then he moves towards the guard and that is when the guard fatally shot him. we pause that video there. police initially arrested the guard on a murder charge in the d.a. later declined to file charges, sayin the evidence showed he was acting in self-defense. the d.a also released video of anthony being questioned by police. >> i stood back because the whole time we

. >> from kpix, the slate news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i am sara donchey. >>> everyone agrees it is bad and even terrible. few people agree on what to do about it. open air drug markets have consumed part of downtown san francisco, the same place wher you just saw the mayor chairing a meeting today to address plan to address it. the meeting was outside in the middle of u.n. plaza and got contentious. here is what our cameras caught step away that you won't see. all that rampant drug use in plain view. we saw a young girl in what looked like a school uniform walking by as people were smoking and shooting up. s let's bring in betty yu. this was in front of city hall where the mayor got shouted out of a public forum about the same subject. >> this was a very rare meeting that did not last long at all. it took place at one of the worst drug hotspots in the city amid deteriorating street conditions in san francisco. >> i run into people day in and day out in the tenderloin, and they say london, we would have never been allowed to get away with this stuff back in t

i am sara donchey. tonight we are talking about a job where one wrong move could be catastrophic. >>> every day, ships the size of skyscrapers maneuver in and out of the port of oakland through channels designed decades ago for much smaller vessels. the army corps of engineers is about to pitch a plan to congress to literally move mountains of mud to speed up the turnaround time. in the meantime we wanted to show you what these container ships are up against. tonight we are an i out of port. we got exclusive access in 360. >> out here when it is rough weather, this is a really dangerous spot. >> reporter: this might just be the world's most dangerous commute, one that captain zach kellerman makes every single day. >> i climb what this rope ladde up the side of the ship and we do it in all conditions. >> reporter: kellerman is part of a small but scrappy unit called the san francisco bar pilots , a group of master mariners who, for the past two centuries, have been climbing some of the world's largest ca

. >> from kpix this is the latest with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i am sara donchey. the killing of banko brown led to a rallying cry for protesters. nobody deserves to die for shoplifting, but for banko's family, it was a loss they would feel in two ways. first, they would never see banko again, and second, it fel like it would never see justice either after the decision was made not to charge the guard. this video was released by brooke jenkins. anthony told investigators that he felt his protesters are now at demanding that the state attorney general and the department of justice do what jenkins would not do -- charge the security guard. another voice added to the outcry tonight. reed cowan is here wit us tonight on the 11:00 news. reed, you were the first to get this exclusive interview with mr. brown. there is a lot to unpack. i know that first viewers are about to hear that banko brown actually lived long enough to ask police to call hi father. >> one of many human revelation with this man. his last moments according to his father, they really included this mom

sara donchey has more to tell us. >> this one is wild. >> yeah!r of the house hold us that people just started showing up at her doorstep saying i want to rent this place, and she said why? she had no idea what was going on. so she did some digging and found this. it was her home listed on zillow for rent. she told us when she contacted zillow, things only got worse. she has a tale to tell, and we'll tell you about it at 11:00. >> oh, we have the wait! >> it's called a tease! >> unless you're coming to my house or it's an amazon package, no one is allowed. you know something is wrong, right? >> that's why you turned me away the other day. >> good one! you got a laugh! >>> all right, chili oil. it's not the usl uathere's a local b crafting quite a buzz his unique brews. >> i thought being authentic to my heritage and culture could bring something different to the market. >>> little trivia here. california has 1100 craft breweries, most of any state. and now different backgrounds and ethnic flavors are finding their ways into the beers. kenny choi i

let's bring in sara donchey with the late news for the latest on this story. i have so many questions on this. >> yeah, it's really sad because this young woman died, and there are still a lot of questions about this. so her name is ashton gorcani. she was famous for looking like kim kardashian. she was getting the injections to keep up her appearance. a woman traveled from florida to california to give her the injections. she didn't have a medical license. now the suspect is facing extra decision to san mateo county. we'll have much more on the case tonight at 11:00, but it goes to show the risk of not going to a licensed medical facility to do this and taking matters into their own hands, and this young woman died. >> it's very scary. maybe just to save a few dollars. see you tonight at 11:00. >>> a first of its kind rescue [suspenseful music] ugh. no signal. i don't have home internet. oh, that's a red flag. your mom looks a lot like me. yeah, couple of hotties. thank you? there's dead spots all over this place. there really are. oh wow. nothing. are you ge

let's bring in sara donchey to talk about this. >> we love dogs. but apparently some people don't. this is interesting because some san quentin inmates are getting a chance to go one-on-one with dogs. they are raising them and training them to become service dogs for people who have disabilities. it is something that helps both of them. >> it is an opportunity for the population to get back to the public. >> we have much more on that story coming up at 11:00 with lots of cute dog videos. we promise to deliver on that and will be with us at 11:00, too, tonight! >> yes, that's right! i will be joining you. it does not start any earlier than that. >> juliette will be there talking about a big party and music festival coming to san francisco. >> i have got all the party headlines. >>> still tonight at 7:00, why people across the bay area ditched their cars and traded them in for a bike today. >>> but first, walsh is a name synonymous with winning, but now it extends from the football field to the golf course! we explain. and this is ready to go online! any questions? yeah, i got one: h

so let's bring in sara donchey with the late news to explain for more us. >> all right, we talked to friends. they're long time antioch residents, and we got their take. >> seriously, 2019 to 2022, this was going on? >> it was not surprising. it was alarming. it was great anger. >> we'll show you how the controversy changed their relationship and why they're not giving up on antioch. that's tonight at 11:00. and as you know, this story is really a big deal for the city of antioch and beyond. it's made headlines all over the country. >> it effects the residents. when you have two long time friends with differing opinions on what they think about it, it's interesting. i'm intrigued. i'll stick around for the show i think! >> see you there. >> thank you. >>> netflix is making good on >>> netflix is pulling the plug on password sharing. the bay area based streaming service says it looked the other way in the past to fuel growth. well, it worked really well. now it's time for the big base to pay up. netflix says subscriber that is share an account with people they don't live with can eith

let's bring in sara donchey with the late news on how to get this job done.. >> reporter: one of thosecky problems, how do you battle bureaucracy and get results when nobody else can? we have a man that you talked to kind of figured this out. >> yes. >> these cars are burned up. been here for years. >> reporter: so, we talked to people all of the time who have problems, rarely do we find somebody that says i am going to come in and solve this. >> yeah, the city is doing a coordinated effort. four jurisdictions, caltrans, b.a.r.t, railroad, neighbors are frightened. that car was stripped, dumped on the street and they left their taco bell in the car to boot. and now the city is like let's do something about it. we kind of tackled it tonight and get into uncovering what is going on, on your show. >> well, your show tonight. >> i am in your show. >> and i am in yours [ laughter ] >> good deal. all right. thank you. >> does that make sense? >> see you at 11:00. >>> a paid trip to space. what this all private crew is doing and . >>> there are four more people on board the international spac

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> a shopsiand th sw goevening i'm ju goodrich in r sara. the owner of a sandwich shop is worried i is only a matter of time before her business is broken into again. it was hit three times i 24 hours. the only items stolen worth about $2. tonight, the owner tells us she is at her breaking point not just with th perpetrator but with the police response. >> this is a sandwich shop that was vandalized. >> reporter: as you it see the window is still boarded up because the glass company does not have anymore windows in stock. that is because they are not the only victim. right next door is a bakery and the window here has been shattered as well >> this is the initial window. he broke it. threw the rock. it hit here. >> reporter: san francisco native moved to pittsburgh to raise a family. she started up sandwich shop after having her second child. it has been opene for six years and she has never experienced anything like this. >> 24 hours, three windows t is starting to get a little, how d you stop it? >> repo

. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey in for juliette goodrich tonight. since the start of the pandemic, california has been losing residents. some moved out of state in search of a more affordable lifestyle, and birth and immigration rates are also lower. but the city of santa clara is bucking the trend. we're looking at what makes the city so attractive. >> reporter: over the past three and a half years or so is, the majority the cities across the south bay have seen a decline. but not santa clara. >> as a first time home buyer, i find this place right for me. >> reporter: sandy is a landscape designer. >> i'm revising the plan of someone's backyard. >> reporter: who often commutes to the peninsula, and she's settling into her new neighborhood landscape well. >> it seems really nice. >> reporter: so why santa clara? for sandy, it was a combination of relative affordability and location. she's alone as a new resident of santa clara. according to the california department of finance, more than 4,000 people moved to santa clara from april 1st of 2020 to ja

>> hello, i'm sara donchey, juliette has the day off. scenes like this highlight the need for more housing in san francisco. a newly appointed committee is promising to speed up that promise. lauren toms introduces us to one of the members, and to him this issue is very personal. >> reporter: for years, schar i can called the civic center hotel home. >> still looks from the outside basically the same. can just see the corner of the window right there. the next window down was my room. >> reporter: he arrived in the early '90s hoping to make it as a musician. >> i quickly found that there is absolutely no market at all for people playing guitar on the streets. i was actually starving, trying to live off of little pints of white rice for 50 cents. >> reporter: he knows firsthand what it's like to be homeless in san francisco, and today he's taking his experience and mes of city's me on ons asone o blished voters in the th k one the things i am really attuned to is when you are literally at the bottom, the biggest step is the first step. go

. >> from kpix, this is the lates with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> good evening, i am juliette goodrich in for sarah tonight. it is known for its egg custard tarts, moon cakes and comfort food, but it turned to chaos at a popular san francisco chinatown bakery when a man walked in and began stabbing an employee in the back over and over again. betty yu spoke wit a customer who was pouring himself coffee when he found himself in the middle of this crime scene. >> reporter: i spoke with the owner of aa bakery and cafe, an he said that in all his years o running this place, nothing lik this has ever happened. the victim was rushed to zuckerberg sf general with life-threatenin injuries. moments after the man stabbed the bakery worker multiple times, longtime customer lee was about to prepare his own cup of coffee when he heard screaming. >> the lady was screaming behin the counter. the guy used a knife and stabbed the lady , just like pounding something on her shoulder or chest. >> reporter: the owner who was upstairs at the time told me th woman had just started the job few days a

. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi, i am juliette goodrich i for sara tonight. it started feeling like summer and then th storm hit. there is more on the way even tonight. this is a pretty late-season storm. check out this video out of berkeley. the area was hit with intense bouts of rain and hail and it overwhelmed the sewers, streets we even had minor flooding. let's take a live look now at our bay area bridges. things look pretty calm. this is not the last of the rain. paul heggen is tracking the storm an what we can expect for tomorrow morning's commute. >> it looks like it will be wet so extra time out the door once you are on the roads. extra stopping distance is never a ba idea. let's take a look at what is happening out there right now. the next batch of rain is sliding up from the south as we speak and has been moving into san francisco . let's assume in for a closer look. we are talking about moderate rainfall rates. it is a little bit over emphasize, but considering it i the month of may where we don' see much rain, it is kind of r

that is where sara donchey comes in. >> it will take a lot of people working on it to figure it out itimportant. she has dedicated her life to helping other people turn their ideas into reality when it comes to cleaning up the ocean. she founded an organization that does that. tonight at 11:00 we will slow you how she is helping a company create a more environmentally friendly version of styrafoam. getting minds together, money, resources to work collectively on the problem. i know you love the ocean, i love the ocean, we want to keep it clean. it is for all of humanity. >> i am all for that. and that of all thing that is wonderful. what time are you on tonight? >> i tell you, i tell you every day, i will keep telling you. she tunes in at 10:59, you can tune in at 11:00. >>> if you use turbo tax you could have a refund coming your way. not the irs. the company will send settlement checks to california customers who were eligible to file for free in 2016, 2017, 2018 but ended up paying, it will be from $29 to $89. if you are eligible you will be notified. >>> a lesson in history or a ce

>>> this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> the san francisco d.a. is not filing charges against the security guard accused of shooting and killing a man at a downtown san francisco walgreens. the community has been calling for justice for banko brown. >> this escalated into a robbery, and the armed security guard did ultimately end up using lethal force. we had to evaluate the video statement of the security guard and multipl witness statements to figure ou whether there was a credible claim of self-defense. we liev we can prove beyond a reasonabl doubt here that the security guard had committed murder. >> our betty yu is in studio tonight. you spoke with the d.a and attended the rally, correct >> reporter: that's right, jules. several people attended this rally for justice and demanded change from city officials and walgreens. they said brown had struggled with homelessness for years and ofte felt unsafe from shelters or other programs. >> banko brown! banko brown! >> reporter: families, friends and activists chanted his name on market street. 24-y

let's bring in sara donchey with the late news. who is taking our tickets?this is complicated because even if you buy tickets legally and normally, it can be a little complicated. >> right. >> someone seems to have taken advantage and the accusations are against this man. his name is derek chu from alamo, accused of running the scheme that lasted allegedly for seven years. federal prosecutors say he tricked dozens of people by getting them to invest to resell tickets and luxury suites in chase center and oracle in oakland. one of the families is explaining everything that happened to them and all the allegations coming up tonight at 11:00. again, it's one of those stories where you can see how some people might fall for this because the process to buying some of these things the right way is complicated. >> it's very complicated. you're on the phone for hours. it doesn't often work out like the taylor swift. >> i heard you trying to get some refunds in the back room. >> please, operator. and your show's on when? >> at - life is uncertain. everyday pressures

let's bring in sara donchey to explain what he is doing for his job. >> i have a fear of heights, sos one is tricky for me personally, but imagine doing this, jumping from a swaying boat to a rope ladder and then scaling a massive container ship 15 stories high with no safety net. >> no. >> out here when it's rough weather, this is a really dangerous spot. >> okay. so he does this every day even in 25-foot swells which complicates things a little bit. tonight at 11:00 you'll be able to come along for the ride virtually. >> oh, gosh, the 360 vision. >> yes. >> this is a perfect story to do that with, a little nauseous, but we'll make it through. >> absolutely. we'll make it through in the studio on the ground. see you at 11:00. thank you. >>> next, here is the story of a house for sale, how much you'll need to shell out > a piece ofsty up r salein nohoywood as the brady bunch house has been put on the market for $5.5 million. it comes a few years after hgtv bought the house and did $3.5 million worth of renovations making it a spitting image of the set for the '70s sitcom. doesn't tha

afternoon, and he will share his full interview coming up tonight at 11:00 on the late news with sara donchey. >>> all right, still ahead. it's a popular destination on the coast, but could the sand at stinson beach be swallowed up? there is a plan on how to protect this town from the very real threat of sea level rise. >>> we're going to keep seeing the affects, creeping up, you know, literally, and figuratively. over time. >>> and plus the fight over the gas stoves that put a famous chef's >>> a time when most cities are seeing water restrictions lifted, they just can't catch a break as crews have been working on the water main break for about six hours now and there is no word yet on what caused it or how long service will be disrupted. this comes just a couple of months after a hillside gave way above 680, breaking the main water line into the city and forcing mandatory usage restrictions while repair crews got a workaround in place. >>> and sometimes it is hard to think past next week, let alone decades into the future. but when you live in the bay area, especially along the coast, sea l

let bring in sara donchey with the late news to give us the scoop on what we should do with these cute little guys. >>, like the baby bird rule. so people at the beach might see these really cute pops in the sand, they think they need to help them get back in the water. even people at the marine mammal center actually told us if you get too close, you're doing more harm than good and we are going to explain all of that in detail tonight at 11:00. they are adorable, no doubt. >> that is always the case, you want to get close of. >> we are moms. >> see you at and this is ready to go online! any questions? yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that! that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants their internet to work pretty much everywhere? 'cause we're busy women. we don't have time for lag or buffering! get internet on the xfinity 10g network for just $25 a month for 2 years with wifi equipment included. and it needs to run smooth— like, super, super, super, super smooth. hey, should you be drinking that? it's decaf. the next generation 10g network. only

. >>> hello i'm sara donchey. oh, there is nothing like finding out your kid doesn't have schoo at the last minute. almost every parent dealt with that fo some reason or another. that i what families are dealing with as teachers officially have gon on strike. schools were still open. it was not business as usual on day 1 of strike. parents had to decide to send their kids to school, keep them at home or do something entirel different. one teacher had onl eight students show up. someon else tweeted, i was one of the parents on the picket line in 2019, then i pulled my kids in the fall of 2020 when it was obviously kids were not top priority. clearly i made the right decision. the teachers union has allowed the state superintendent to mediate negotiations, better pay is one but they want more services for their kids, their services like housing for kids that need it and hoar mental health support. parents are left to figure out what to do. >>. >> reporter: what about families, how are they handling it? >> reporter: