thom jensen was in oakland where ten candidates are now running for that mayoral seat vacated by term limited mayor libby schaaf. >>> we need a change. >> reporter: the debate was moderated between seven of the ten mayoral candidates. >> this is about figuring out a way to engage without being enraged. >> reporter: with property crimes on the rise and murders at a high rate in oakland, police reform are top of mind for all the candidates. >> we need to stop defunding the police and attacking the police. >> we lost rule of law. you have to get it back. >> reporter: seneca scott and councilman ignacio de la fuenta wanted tougher enforcement and sheng thao wanted police responses to the most serious crimes. >> when somebody blocks your driveway with a car that shouldn't have to be an officer to come. >> a fearmonger -- >> reporter: current council president and one of the front-runners took offense to statements oakland has defunded police. >> we spend $18 million into violence prevention, violence interrupters, 8% of what opd's big old budget is and yet you want to say we defunded when

thom jensen tells us air show enthusiasts aren't the only ones who got the cold shoulder from mother nature. >> reporter: i talked to the head of the golden gate restaurant association and she told me at her two restaurants it is down about 9% to 10% for dinner business. she says she doesn't think it is a sign of the economy but the cold weather that is just keeping people away especially at night. too cold for a lot of people to eat in these park lites. it would be wrong to say the fleet week was a bust. big crowds stretched the entire length of the embarcadero and most restaurants and shops appeared to be busy. but those hoping to see the main performance sunday afternoon only got to see a few opening acts. >> yeah, a little bit disappointed. >> reporter: when thick fog refused to lift, officials called off the main show. pilots couldn't see important landmarks that they need to use to pull off their high speed choreography. >> for weather, this is the only time we've ever had something like this happen, it is like a 100 year flood. just very unusual. >> reporter: the air show trac

"today in the bay's" thom jensen was outside that massive mansion, where so many questions still remain. he found police may be closer to finding out why a former owner buried a car in his own backyard. >> a white mercedes stuffed with unused cement bags was finally removed and is now at a bay area crime lab. the five-bedroom, seven-bath mansion and the dig site are only visible to outsiders from the air. but neighbors continue to make daily trips by the property, hoping to learn something new about the intriguing and still unfolding story about the car and their former neighbor, who police believe buried it there three decades ago. >> i ran into him a few times. you know, you had no idea. >> reporter: don trager said he only spoke to the home's origin owner in passing. now, like most people, he wonders why lew would report his car stolen in 1992, fill it with several bags of cement, and bury it behind his new 12,600-square foot home. >> i think it's crazy. it's like, how could you have a place like this, property values so high, and you're scamming like, i don't know, $8,000 car? it ju

here is today in theday's thom jensen. >> right now, just 11% of santa clara county adults are fully vaccinated, meaning they also have the new omicron booster. and a spokesperson for the county tells the nbc bay area that county health officials want that number to come up quickly before the holidays arrive. we all know about the aches, pains, and fatigue sometimes associated with covid vaccines. >> i was out for like three days. >> the first one was worst than the second one. the first one, i was out for two or three days. >> reporter: many of us have become pseudo experts on the subjects over the past couple of years as we got our initial shots and boosters and then experienced those side effects firsthand. and it's no different with the latest booster. >> the achy arm and then i got some chills and fevers. >> much more milder with and honestly, since we are going to be traveling soon, i feel like it's a safer bet. and infectious disease experts say that's the attitude you should have. don't focus on the side effects as a bad thing. instead, embrace them as an indication the shots

thom jensen. >> reporter: the reality as a safe place to live and visit and this latest crime only highlights what some say is a greater need for more crime prevention armed and unarmed. san francisco police say three suspects assaulted and injured an asian woman as she exited a muni bus saturday afternoon. one of many attacks on members of the aapi community in the city in recent years. some where the victims were targeted because of their nationality. >> we don't know if this was a hate crime. we don't have any evidence that points in that direction. >> reporter: no evidence of a hate crime right now but this incident points to another troubling trend. sfpd is seeing more and more juvenile suspects. they believe the three suspects in the latest attacks were just 12 years old. >> we experience juveniles

. >> the fog proved too much this afternoon as the blue angels were set to fly as thom jensen tells usair show enthusiasts aren't the only one whose got a cold shoulder from mother nature. >> reporter: i talked to the head of the golden gate restaurant association. and at her two restaurants it's down to 9% to 10% for dinner business, she doesn't think it's the sign of the economy but the cold weather keeping people away. especially at night, too cold for people to eat in these parklets. it would be wrong to say 2022 fleet week was a bust. most restaurants and shops appeared to be busy. but those hoping to see the blue angels main performance only got to see a few opening acts. >> yeah, a little bit disappointed. >> reporter: when thick fog refused to lift, officials called off the show. pilots couldn't see important landmarks that they need to use to pull off their choreography. >> this is the first time we've had something like this happen. it's like a hundred year flood. just very unusual. >> reporter: the air shows attracted a million visitors a year before the pandemic. most visit

. >> it's not just air show enthusiast whose are missing out, thom jensen explains how the weather may have hurt business for nearby restaurants this weekend. >> reporter: i talked to the head of the golden gate restaurant association and she told me at her two restaurants it's down 9% to 10% for dinner business. she doesn't think it's the sign of the economy but the cold weather that's keeping people away, especially at night, too cold for a lot of people to eat in these parklets. it would be wrong to see the 2022 fleet week in san francisco was a bust. big crowds of visitors stretched the entire length of the embarcadero this afternoon and most restaurants and shops appeared to be busy. but those hoping to see the blue angels only got to see a few opening acts. >> a little bit disappointed. >> reporter: when thinking fog refused to lift, officials and the blue angels called off the main show. pilots couldn't see important landmarks that they need to use for their choreography. >> it was too thick. we couldn't see the top of the golden gate bridge, which everyone in the city knows whe

thom jensen was in the and where 10 candidates are in the running seats >> this oakland native moderated the debate between seven of the mayoral candidates. >> today is about figuring out a way to engage without being enraged. >> with property crime on the rise and order that a historically high rate in oakland, policing and police