the fair oaks community is a unincorporated city. population has it about 15,000 people that represents about 5,000 households, about 87% is spanish speaking. >> are there any special needs in that community and is that why we have some of this outreach? >> right. so the sheriff's office is often the first point of contact that these residents have with local government agencies and in a proactive, progressive way our sheriff decided that the best way to reach these people in culture was in a family-friendly way. we don't serve alcohol at this event. sorry. you're not going to get your beer. but to provide information, services in a safe, family-friendly way. >> on your website i saw you've given out in the time of your existence over $100,000 in scholarships. >> yes. so we have also have a queen of the festival and turned night a scholarship program. although girls compete what they get is scholarships an the top is $10,000. that is the biggest in the bay area. they work for it. it's a competition. we're proud in our eighth year we

unincorporated parts of the county. supporters of the ban say it doesn't make sense to go to a pharmacy and see tobacco for sale. now the board is urging cities to follow its lead. >>> at&t will be allowed to build a new cell phone tower in pleasant hill despite the complaints of some of the neighbors. now, that tower it's gonna be disguised as a pine tree. it will go up at poso knowingal court. neighbors -- noga court. at&t agreed to move the it down the hill 20 feet so it wouldn't be soap noticeable. >>> 7:58. an early-morning fire at a senior living facility in san jose. after the break, the safety measure missing in rooms that one tenant says is sparking concerns. >>> b.a.r.t. service back to normal after a major shutdown last night all due to a bomb threat at the west oakland station. we'll tell you why this is part of a frustrating trend for riders. >>> highway 24 24r50u through -- through la fayette, looking pretty good. you can see the westbound side toward the caldecott tunnel pretty congested. we'll have more hot spots less. >> you can say goodbye to the rain. santa clara valley down to monterey. still kind of a beautiful sunrise. a

cities and taxes. they spoke at the bar association in green bray. >>> and the county board of supervisors has extended the ban on unincorporated parts of the county. they have a permanent ban which is scheduled to go into effect later next month. the send risk could have requested them to go into four locations pouredderring and this this one, santa clara supervisors voted to move forward with an idea to house children from central america who cross the border with local host families and the idea is to get them out of overcrowded detention facilities and they can decide if they can remain here in the united states. it is an issue that sparked humanitarian debate. >> it is also a manufacturerred crisis by politicians here and a broad. >> this are many young people seeking refuge in our country... >> the debate has to go over how the program will be funned. >>> and is your -- funded. >>> and county court system, courthouses in palo alto and morgan hill will no longer be offering services they have offered in the past. neither court will offer traffic court or small claims court and the morgan hill will not hear civil cases anymore. in san oh hay...

unincorporated areas. the new regulation takes effect in october. it's important to note this measures only three pharmacies. anti-tobacco activists hope it will spur local cities to impose similar regulations. >>> all right. if you are a kid heading off to college odds are you'll probably want few appliances for the dorm run. >> which ones are the best out there? >> do you need a little refrigerator, big refrigerator? >> "consumer reports" tested a whole bunch of appliances, everything from toaster ovens to cove makers. >> cistercian paige and natalie are heading off to college. natalie is moving off campus to a house and is considering which must-haves to take to her new pad, to help recreate the comforts of home "consumer reports" has a roundup of small appliances to recommend. the pod coffee-maker is a convenient way to jump start the morning. top rated this $130 necessary cafe dolce. it's quick to brew that much-needed first cup. >> pods are convenient, but they are pricey, and our expert coffee tasters found that the cove was only so-so, so if you really like your coffee you probably want to go for a drip cove-maker. >> a good choice this, $40 mr. coffee.

in unincorporated parts of the county but say they'll review the issue after they see what happens in san jose. last month, dozens of dispensaries were told they needed to shut down after san jose city leaders approved new regulations. >>> children who cross the border from central and south america may soon have a temporary home here in the bay area. santa clara county board of supervisors approved a proposal that would consider the cost of bringing those immigrant children to live with local host families. opponents argue it will drain taxpayer dollars. coming up at 6:00, what officials in the foster care system think about that plan. >>> overseas today, an attack in afghanistan killed a u.s. general and several others. the pentagon says the attack happened at the national defense university in kabul. a man opened fire on nato troops. among the wounded, a german brigadier general and several american troops. the attacker was also killed. major general harold greene is believed to be the highest ranking officer to die in the war. a native of new york, but earned a master's degree and doctorate in southern california. >>> in the middle east today marked the full first day of a cease

unincorporated parts of the county. preemptive move since there are no pot shops. county leaders have extended a moratorium on new pot clubs until then. >> san jose no tax increase measure on the ballot. city leaders couldn't agree how the money would be spent. among the options, general purpose tax, public safety tax, and infrastructure tax. another major security breach at san jose international airport. >> a story we first broke last night. this time, a 62-year-old woman got through security and on to a flight from san jose. made it all the way to l.a.x. this is the second time there's been a security breach at san jose mineta in four months. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us from sjc. not the first time this woman has gotten through airport security without a ticket either. >> reporter: scott, remarkable, she's done this a couple of times before. her third time happened this past monday here at mineta international. investigators say marilyn hartman slipped past the checkpoint and boarded a plane without a ticket. after that plane landed at l.a.x., the flight crew conducted a head count for continuing flight to phoenix and found hartman without her ticket. there, taken into cust