betty yu, kpix 5. >> live coverage begins streaming at 9:00 a.m. >>> new at 11:00. students and their teacher are recovering after their car crashed into a bus. the group was on a ten-day educational trip organized outside of the school district. their injuries ranged from cuts and bruises to broken bones. the more seriously injured were not wearing the seat belts provided. >>> and tonight oakland police are searching for the gunman in a brazen shooting outside a busy bar. it was all caught on security cameras, and we must warn you, this video is graphic. it happened just after 10:30 last night. the victim was standing next to a gold van in a braclack and yew jacket when men jumped out of a car. >> kids could be rolling up their sleeves for shots in a matter of days. we go county by county to show you where and when. >> reporter: next week, 9 month old madeleine's mom hopes to be the first in line to get her daughter vaccinated against covid-19. >> to make sure she's okay and stay healthy. >> reporter: on freiday, the fd authorized the vaccines which could come this

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> we invite you to watch monday's parade of champions with us.ur live coverage begins streaming at 9:00 a.m. on cbs news bay area and kpix 5 starting at 10:00. >>> innocent bystanders were hit by gunfire at a bay area bar not long after the warriors won that nba championship. and it was all caught on surveillance video. kpix 5's da lin has the exclusive video and talked to nervous business owners and neighbors. >> reporter: surveillance video shows it was a targeted hit. stray bullets hit multiple bystanders. it was a busy night on 14th street. a lot of people out and act in downtown oakland. some were perhaps celebrating the warriors winning a championship. just before 10:30 thursday night, surveillance video showed the victim in the yellow jacket walking near 14th and harrison. as he was talking to a couple of women, an suv pulled up on the street. four gunmen got out and opened fire on him. it appeared a gun was jammed briefly. the driver of the suv came around and fired a few more shots at the victim as he was on the ground. here's a differen

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> we invite you to watch monday's parade of champions with us.ur live coverage begins streaming at 9:00 a.m. on cbs news bay area and kpix 5 starting at 10:00. >>> now at 6:00, 13 students and a teacher from albany are recovering after their tour bus crashed into a cargo truck at a rest stop in france. a viewer whose daughter was on the bus sent us these photos. the group was on a ten-day educational trip organized outside of the school district. their injuries range from cuts and bruises to broken bones. we're told the more seriously injured were not wearing the seat belts provided. >>> innocent bystanders were hit by gunfire at a bay area bar not long after the warriors won the championsh, a it was all caught on surveill camera. da lin has the details. >> reporter: it was a targeted hit. the murder victim was standing next to the van, but stray bullets hit multiple bystanders. it was a busy night on 14th street. a lot of people out and act in downtown oakland. some were perhaps celebrating the warriors winning a championship. just before 10:30

betty yu explains dozens people along the parade route required treatment for heat-related illnesses. >> reporter: a sea of blue and gold. >> curry came up to right where we and shook a bottle of champagne, but then the people behind us pushed forward, and i actually almost fell over. >> reporter: the absolute fervor mixed with an unusually warm day in san francisco led to medical emergencies. the san francisco fire department says it responded to about 90 first aid calls along the parade route. most were heat related. one person suffered a heart attack. others fainted and 21 people were taken to the hospital in total. >> when you have body heat coming off tens of thousands of people and large buildings that are going to deflect the heat onto the street and you're standing in that area for in some cases hours without any hydration, that's when you're going to see the effect of dehydration. >> reporter: lieutenant jonathan baxter said he also witnessed fans helping others in distress. >> there was an elder man. they took him out of the crowd area and got a chair for him to sit in until

. >>> tonight owners tell betty yu their next move will be out of town. >> these people walked right over and came in with a huge open bag and just started piling things in. >> reporter: and just like that two robbers made out with $40,000 worth of designer eyewear. >> they stole them from this shop before, from the marina shop. grabbed two glass, i tried to retrieve them. grabbed the one. the guy says i'm going to pepper spray you. and i jumped back, so he only got half of my face. >> reporter: lana's co-worker tried to help. >> my colleague tried to charge toward them and do something about it, but one of them looked like he was reaching for something in his pocket like a gun. so he stepped back. it's not worth it. >> reporter: the owner's nephew says they've been hit theo-times in the last two weeks. first at the marina shop. they believe the same thieves that showed up today are pictured here. they hit their store on valencia street. >> straining us, the financial, emotional trastrain is unbearab. >> reporter: jesse said trying to emerge from the pandemic is stressful enough. >>

people who walk and drive in the area telling kpix 5's betty yu it's getting more dangerous by the day. >> reporter: 16th street and south van ness avenue in the mission. sfpd said the vehicle ran a red light and hit the victim crossing south van ness. paramedics could not save the victim, died at the scene. lives nearby. >> i try to make eye contact with drivers so they see me. i try to avoid driving in the city whenever possible. >> reporter: part of a concerning number of fatalities in san francisco. part of the push to end all severe and fatal traffic crashes, nine people were killed walking in the city this year, six in month of may alone. >> just run the red light. >> reporter: you've seen it? >> yeah. it's dangerous for pedestrians when they cross the street. >> lot of drivers aren't always paying attention, but at the same time a lot of pedestrians feel free to walk across the street whenever they want. >> reporter: sfmta says it spends hours to make the streets safe. updated the signals in 2017 here and retimed traffic signals on south van ness for 22-mile-per-hour speeds. mad

but we're not going to lose the marine layer. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. yoht it wm ouhere today, just wait until tomorrow. >> paul hagen lets us know what to expect on this first official dave day of summer, but it probably should have been just today. >> by 2:30 in the afternoonly defi you will definitely know. mid-70s along the coast. low 80s in san francisco. and farther inland temperatures will be at or above 100 degrees and even 100 in san jose. sbl we have a heat advisory for most of the bay area. and temperatures remaining bee l low the thresholds along the coast. hang out in the air conditioning or at least the shade whenever you can. worst air quality will be inland in the east bay and the santa clara valley, unhealthy for sensitive groups. we'll take a look at when temperatures will back down closer to what's normal for early summer in the forecast. >>> vaccines begin for the youngest children. the cdc has authorized pfizer and moderna shots for the kids as young as 5 year old. vaccine also be available at the santa clara county fairgrounds. cvs

for everyone but also for our family now. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> it is a big weekend in san francisco, pride celebrations under way, and sunday's pride parade is returning from two-year pandemic hiatus. police say to ensure everything goes well will be deploying more uniformed and plainclothes officers to keep it safe. >> parts of the castro will stay the same. place that people come to celebrate, protest and be who they are. but at the same time things are going to change, sometimes for good, sometimes for bad. >> neighborhood is a symbol of gay freedom but like the city itself, the castro is changing. how it's evolving through the eyes of somebody who saw it happen. >> you just see a different thing from the '80s. and it was kind of a leftover of the hippies, even a volkswagen in the picture. >> reporter: in the small plaza that honors harvey milk, harry can look back at time when his search for home landed him in san francisco and he knew what was unfolding in the neighborhood would change everything. >> let them understand what our civil rights are.

. >> tonight kpix 5's beat yu digs into the numbers and shows how a tie verse group of communities is joining forces to reverse the troubling trend. >> reporter: in a show of solidarity, community members in the castro remember two victims who were gunned down at a gay bar saturday in oslo, norway. 21 others were injured during the pride weekend shooting. norway's consul general in san francisco paid her respects. >> i think we all need to stay together to make sure that we can continue to celebrate diversity. >> reporter: a new report by attorney general rob banta found that hate crimes in california shot up more than 30% from 2020 to 2021. the highest recorded after the 9/11 terror attacks. anti-black hate crimes are still the most prevalent. they were up 13% to 513 incidents. anti-asian hate crimes rose 178% to 247. and hate crimes motivated by sexual orientation jumped nearly 50%. >> asian elders are being beat up just because they're asian. and we don't have republicans deploring those attacks. we believe that by showing solidarity as gay people with other minorities that we will

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> this morning a group of ride share drivers are suing lyft and uber, accusing the companies of violating antitrust law by controlling prices for rice. drivers say that results in lower pay and higher prices for customers. uber says the complaint misconstrues both the facts of the case and the law. lyft has not responded to our request for comment. it is now 4:40. still to come, the youngest bay area children now eligible for are vaccines. this morning, what anxious parents should know. >>> this summer the u.s. is dealing with a nationwide shortage of lifeguards. how the pandemic left cities scrambling for some help. >>> welcome back. it's 4:42. the moment many bay area parents have been waiting for. covid shots available for the youngest children. these parents in the south bay were among the first by parents who chose to get their children vaccinated. >> i feel like they have a better chance of fighting, if they were to catch it, they have a better chance than without the vaccine. >> kids under 5 available for a three-dose regimen, under 6 can g

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> this morning, in your "cbs moneywatch" report on wall street,tocks made modest gains monday. the s&p 500 gained 12 points. matt piper has more on today's business headlines. >> apple announced it is rolling out an updated operating system or the iphone. at its virtually-held annual developer's conference the company says ios 16 had let people edit or unsend eye-messages. the new software will enhance the wallet app and include a safety feature for apple users. it took the wraps off of a couple new mac books. >>> president biden is ordering emergency msheurs to ease supply chains for america's solar manufacturers. he also declared a two-year exemption on tariffs on solar panels and parts from southeastern asia. ♪ >>> and christy's says this more than three-century old st stratavariuos violin dates back-to-1679 and embellished with diamonds. that is your "cbs moneywatch" report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the cbs broadcast center, i'm matt piper. >>> san francisco city hall is displaying a familiar symbol of the aids epidemic. >> the a

. >> yesterday betty yu got a look at last-minute preps crews are making for the big celebration. >> reporter:ed ay as you can see barricades are out and several streets are closed to car traffic ahead of the warriors parade. the city is working nonstop to make sure market street looks shiny and new. crews were busy unloading barricades and building platforms for monday's big celebration. the department of public works said it sent inspectors out to market street after the win to identify obstacles on the streets and sidewalks. >> after the inspectors go through this last 24, 36 hours before the parade, it's all about cleaning, making sure there's, you know, which we do on a daily basis anyway but we'll have tens of thousands of people tomorrow, so we want to make sure everything is really clean and sparkling and there's no trash. all the trash ka cans are thoroughly emptied. >> reporter: it will be a sea of blue and gold on market street monday. businesses who have struggled through the pandemic are banking on a big boost in sales. >> this parade will definitely help get a lot of ex

for our youth, to inspire them, this is what positivity looks like. >> reporter: in oakland, betty yukpix 5. hop,ide, presented by waymo, fran night life has taken pride in his business and what it stands for. max darrow has the story. >> reporter: for the past 24 years, larry and his team at asia sf have provided evenings of entertainment for people all oem over the world. while people enjoy the food p drinks they are there for this. the cabaret. a long time fixture in san francisco's nighttime community had his lightbulb moment in the 90s. >> i came up with this idea of doing a place where we would have entertainment that would feature transgender women and a great place to celebrate the human diversity. >> reporter: he didn't just want to entertain. he wanted to build a safe space for transgender people to work and thrive during a time that was hard to come by. >> it was a different world. it was ground breaking. there traditionally have not been employment opportunities for the transcommunity because of the discrimination and lack of knowledge about the community. >> reporter: ove

. >> betty yu is at chase center and caught up with fans and halftime performers rapper e40 and c. lo green. >> reporter: the fans are sill savoring this victory. they're confident going into game three in boston. confetti rained down on golden state fans as they celebrated a much needed come-back win. >> we needed to bounce back and look, we finished big. >> reporter: e40 has been a constant at warriors games. he's seen the team in these positions before. >> obviously we need our fan base to keep that energy up. the energy has to be up because you know, the team, you know, we love -- the team loves, you know, to get the fans involved. that's why wha i'm here to play my position to make sure, you know what i'm saying, the fans show up and show out, you know? >> reporter: you have a position, courtside right by the tunnel. you give them props as they go through. >> right there, i see them all. it's all love. >> reporter: and the energy was palpable. singer c. lo green delighted the crowd during halftime with his favorite hits and he also performed the national anthem before the game

fran, betty yu, kpix 5. >> today california will begin vaccinations for the state's youngest childrenthe cdc has authorized both pfizer and moderna's covid shots for kids 6 months and 5 years old. parents can book appointments today through myturn.ca.gov. >>> sonoma county says it will have shots available at its clinic at the roseland community center on sebastopol road. vaccines will also be available at the santa clara county fairgrounds. also cbs will ofvs will offer s young as 18 months old, walgreens for children 3 and older. >>> this morning gas prices in california have lawmakers pushing to find relief. kpix 5's sara donchey has more on their investigation efforts. >> reporter: take a look at the price for gas at this san francisco gas station. eye-popping prices, almost $7 a gallon, and there are some new questions about why we pay so much more for gas here in the state of california. everyone is feeling it, the gas prices have been painfully high in california and especially the bay area. while the national average hover around $4.98, san francisco is paying $6.54 on average

. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> and you can find all of our pride stories this on the special section of our website at kpix.com. >>> still ahead, there is something for everyone at the stern grove summer concert. a sneak peek at this sunday's lineup. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, gunfire erupts outside an east bay sports bar, leaving a young man dead and four others injured. the new information and video showing what went down. >> i don't go out past 9:00. because too much activity. there is too much activity out here. and it's just too fantastic things start to happen when you step aboard a princess cruise. doors open up for you. your favorite drinks start finding you. and everything seems to be... just how you like it. how does it all happen? it's no secret. it's our job to discover what makes you feel special. yes, you! and you. and you, too. making sure you feel taken care of. that's what a princess cruise is all about. california residents sail from san francisco for just $59 per day. >>> agreeing to a one-year delay on bringing 5g internet speeds to the

. >> betty yu was there and caught up with fans and e-40 and cee lo green. >> reporter: the fans right now are still savoring this victory. they're confident going into game 3 in boston. confetti rained down on golden state fans as they celebrated the team's much-needed comeback win. >> they had us down. they thought we -- we bounced back. hey, look, we finished business. >> reporter: bay area icon and rapper e-40 has been a constant at warriors games. he's seen the team in these positions before. >> i just need, you know, our fan base to keep that energy up. that energy has to be up because you know, the team, you know, the team loves to get the fans involved. that's what i'm here, to play my position, to make sure, you know what i'm saying, the fans show up and show out. >> you have a position, it's courtside right by the tunnel. you give them props as they go through. >> i see them all, it's all love. >> reporter: and the energy was palpable tonight. singer cee lo green delighted the crowd during halftime with his hits. and he also performed the national anthem before the game. ♪ by

>> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> so if you couldn't get a ticket, you can stream the online at stern grove.org, or try to score on fridays when the festival will release a number of tickets at 2:00 p.m. that's it for the new at 5:00. kpix 5 at 6:00 begins now with ryan yamamoto and elizabeth cook. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on "cbs news bay area," several deadly shootings in oakland have police, city leaders and residents all looking for answers and solutions. >> i used to not really be able to distinguish between a gunshot and firecrackers. now i can tell, because i hear gunshots so often. >>> why a critical south bay food program is at risk of being shut down, and the efforts under way right now to try and save it. >>> and it's a first alert weather day as this blast of heat hits the bay area. we're tracking when we'll start to see some relief finally. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ryan yamamoto. we start with a series of violent and senseless shootings in oakland. >> the most recent was a 16-year-old boy shot and killed while walking down 6

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> you may have heard rumors on social media of a shooting thatpened on market street during the parade. thankfully, those were just rumors and we can confirm no shooting happened. according to sfpd, they did get similar reports of a shooting but no victims or witnesses have come forward. we did get this video showing the chaos that erupted when people thought there was a shooting. pride officials issued a statement saying someone sprayed mace into the crowd, pausing this panic. some people as you can see were pretty shook up. >> very scared. it was frightening. we didn't know what was happening. the incident really caused a panic because of all the things happening around the world. >> we also got video of this large fight breaking out during the parade, causing people to run in all directions. no word on what caused this fight. >>> now there were plenty of police at the parade today, both taking part and patrolling the crowds. some of the small group of police officers who marched in the parade were in uniform, and the rest in plain clothes. it

australian dollar and new zealand dollar and canadian dollar and swiss franc let's bring in geoffrey yu at bny mellon giv geo geoffrey, we know the dollars are en vogue and attractive if we see a big different with the u.s. and other parts of the world. this dollar story. is it going to help the fed in this situation tamp down inflation? is this something we should watch as a headwind for k companies in the u.s. especially those with multi-national exposure >> it could be a headwind compared to the rest of the world not as much. the u.s. economy is less sensitive to tightening and financial conditions from the exchange rate compared to trade heavy economies like switzerland and japan and eurozone and emerging markets global commodities are priced in dollars. stronger dollar is not good for them at all. >> if that is the case, that is one of the things we were talking about over the last several weeks with regard to the value of the dollar. the idea you price so many commodities, gold, crude oil, nat gas, you name it in u.s. dollars. in the past, a rising u.s. dollar is acting as a headw

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. >> we also want to say many thanks to tiffany yu. this is actually her last session today, so we want to thank her for her commitment to the m.d.c., for her attendance at today's meeting, and we will be sad to see you go, but we wish you luck for the next adventure. >> thank you, orkid, and thanks to everyone on the council. >> okay. iman, would you go ahead and read the agenda? >> all right. so for the agenda, we have item number 1, which is welcome and roll call, item 2, which is reading and approval of the agenda. item 3 is general public comment. item 4 is the co-chair report. item 5 is report from the mayor's office on disability. item 6 is report on the implementation of j.f.k. promenade and golden gate park accessibility improvements, presented by lucas tobin, from the san francisco recreation and parks department, and chava kronenberg, san francisco metropolitan transit authority. item 7 is the aging and disability housing needs assessment community research opportunities. item 8 is correspondence. item 9 is general public co

. >> thanks, betty yu reporting live from the newsroom. and can you find all of our special pride story on our website. >>> a budget roadblock is fueling new frustration for drivers. governor newsom doesn't support the $300 billion plan lawmakers just sent him. the s governor is pushing to stimulus funds. >> we can lower the gas tax. it's not something we have to wait until september to do. >> stock futures are points to a child mild recovery. investors began the week hitting the sell button. bitcoin, the world's most valuable cryptocurrency has fallen 15% in the last day or so. at one point it dropped below $23,000. t investment experts say the same forces hitting your wallet are hitting crypto as well. >>> on capitol hill today, multiple ex-trump officials told the january 6 committee allegation of election fraud by their former boss were flat-out false. >> reporter: monday's hearings in the january 6 committee seemed to have a theme, that former president trump was told over and over that his election fraud claims were not true. >> if h

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john yu, there ought to be a law against this sort of thing. apparently there is.g and nobody intervenes to stop him. their intent is not to kill him. i understand that. it's very different from this other guy. but still, there's a law on the books that says you can't do this. >> you're right, neil. there is a law against this. there's a law against protesting in front of judges and jurors houses to try to influence their decisions. that's basically object instruction of the justice system. there's also laws against trying to kill federal judges, federal officials and their families. so the problem isn't the written law. the problem is whether you've got the backbone in the justice department. in the executive branch to enforce those laws. those protesters, they do have a free speech right to protest, but you're right, when you show the video, they tonight have a right to go to the justice' house or any time they feel lightning it or right to i'm people other people's ability to get in and it of the house. the justice department should push them back and give them

. >> in san francisco, betty yu, kpix. >>> tomorrow morning, the first victory parade since moving to san francisco. the celebration starts now. we have a mile and a half in mark street and ending at the theater. our meteorologist dan patrick. >> the numbers could not be any better 6789 it will below 70s. it will go from 11:00 a.m. in the morning until early afternoon. the heat is coming after that. just a quick look ahead, look at monday zp tuesday for some of these spots. boy, that happens fast. we were just talking about low 70s tomorrow for the far raid and on tuesday, it will be near 100 in redwood city. we'll talk about that heat coming up. >> you can watch the parade of champions with us. our live coverage begins at 9:00 in the morning on cbs news bay area, kpix beginning at 10:00. >>> involving two crash cars. deputies responded to a traffic accident involving a person armed with a knife. after deputies arrived, the suspect was killed in that officer-involved shooting f the authorities placed evidence marker at the intersection of pennsylvania and sutter street. there is no wo

bete yu sat down with too short and tower of power ahead of tomorrow's performances. >> reporter: the area's oldest music festival stern grove is back. the season kicks off this sunday with two legendary artists with deep oakland roots. ♪ >> reporter: west coast hip hop legends too short is ready to hit the stern grove stage for the very first time on sunday. ticket reservations for the highly anticipated free concert told out in 11 minutes. >> i am definitely going to have that energy to where, you know -- it is appreciation on my end. like, i -- i really appreciate that this is something that i was doing 30 plus years ago. ♪ >> reporter: too short, now 56, said he's been performing since he was 16. he's been hald by many as the original east bay rapper. for the first time, he will share a stage with oakland funk veterans, tower of power. stylistically, i think this is the most diverse bill we have for this festival season. >> i was a little surprised when i saw, you know, that i was added to the show. but then, to be involved with a performance that also includes tower of power, it'

we sent betty yu to ask some folks. >> reporter: the governor said this is mantz to help you fill up your gas tank and put food on the table. most residents i spoke with said this is just a short-term solution. robert picket is a retired teacher living outside sacramento. he'll receive $350 under the governor's new inflation relief plan. >> reporter: $350, what would that take care of for you? >> that would be groceries for about two weeks and maybe one tank of gas. >> reporter: for row huge, the money would run out much sooner. >> if i were to get 200 bucks from this, probably two day, three day, four days. i do not think in that time, two or three, four days worth of cash is enough to even survive. >> in these moments i would think three to four months. >> reporter: originally, newsom proposed california vehicle owners would receive 2 thoupd $300 in their name. ross says he would fall in the higher income category which would amount to a one-time $200 payment. sflid' probably go out to eat. >> reporter: it comes as california drivers face the highest gas prices in the country. >> g

and manifestations of hate and racism and discri discrimination. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yuy area organization reaching out to people on the margins of society, how it's helped some of them realize their true worth. >> and the big decision about a california beach that was wrongfully seized from a black family nearly a century ago. >>> the big parade may be over but pride month continues and so does our focus on the real life stories of people on the margins. >> a woman from india whose bold journey to the bay area led her to her authentic self. >> when you look back at that now, what do you say? what do you think? >> i see a person that was deeply hurt, and deeply in survival motor. >> reporter: college say life-changing experience for most people. for aishani it marked her arrival in distance and discovery. >> it felt like i had landed in a land of freedom so it was all up from here. that's the look i have in my eyes. >> reporter: born in india, aishani says she had to escape to the u.s. so she could start living her life as it was always meant to be. >> since i knew the c

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in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> a live look now from washington, d.c. where this morning the committee investigating the january 6th capital insurrection will meet for a surprise public hearing. now, this panel was set to take a break ahead of the july 4th holiday. members say they want to present recently obtained evidence, according to cnn, an aide to former white house chief of staff mark meadows is expected to testify. elsewhere, we have learned the fbi has seized the phone of former president trump's election attorney in connection with the january 6th investigation. john eastman is accused of being the driving force behind the failed legal scheme to convince former vice president mike pence to overturn the 2020 election. you can watch the hearings starting at 10:00 a.m. on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> looking at some of the top stories following this morning. a man arrested for a shooting that killed one person and injured another on san francisco's muni train will not face homicide charges. green's attorney says he was acting in

people who walk and drive in that area tell kpix 5's betty yu it's getting more dangerous by the day. >> reporter: 16th street and south van ness avenue in the mission, the site of a deadly hit-and-run around 4:30 a.m. sfpd say the suspect's vehicle ran a red light and hit the victim as the person was crossing south van ness. paramedics could not save the victim who died at the receive. amar leaves nearby. >> the first thing, i try to make eye contact with the drivers to make sure they see me before i cross. i try to avoid driving in the city whenever possible. >> reporter: this is part of a concerning number of fatal collisions this year in san francisco. according to vision zero, part of the city's push to end all severe and fatal traffic crashes, nine people were killed while walking in the city this year. six happened in the month of may alone. >> they just run the red lights. >> you've seen it? >> yes. it's kind of dangerous for pedestrians when they cross the street. >> there are a lot of drivers who aren't the best, aren't paying attention. at the same time there are a lot of p

. >> kpix 5's betty yu covering both sides of the recall effort. >> reporter: i just returned from the no on h watch party. this race was called shortly after the first batch of votes were released. nearly 60% were in favor of recalling boudin with half of the precincts reporting. first we take you to the yes on h watch party, lots of cheering happening in san francisco tonight at this location. this group of chesa recall supporters were celebrating once the polls closed and results started coming in. now here's what they had to say on the push to recall the district attorney. >> what has happened here is certainly not a referendum by any stretch of the imagination on criminal justice reform. not only here in san francisco but across this nation and beyond. >> tonight, voters in san francisco believed as we do. we know we're headed for better days ahead. >> i'm thrilled. i hope the numbers hold up, and it's a great night. >> reporter: meantime, at the no on h watch party, supporters still shouted chesa boudin's name. he did not specifically acknowledge his ouster or talk about being de

we sent kpix 5's betty yu to ask the people. >> reporter: the governor says that this this relief moneys meant to help you fill up your gas tank and put food on the table. most residents i spoke with said this is just a short-term solution. robert picket is a retired teacher living outside sacramento. he says he'll receive $350 under the governor's new inflation relief plan. >> $350, what would that take care of for you? >> that would be groceryies for about two weeks, and maybe one tank of gas. >> reporter: for san francisco resident rohan menchanda the money would run out sooner. >> if i were to get 200 bucks from this, two days, three days, i do not think we're in times where two or three or four days worth of cash is enough to survive. in these moments i would cover people for three to four months. >> originally, governor gavin newsom proposed california car owners would receive $400 per vehicle registered in their names. that plan has been shelved. >> it's fine. i wasn't expecting anything. i'm cool with it. >> russ says he would fall in the higher income category which equates to

. >> he declined to do an interview with kpix 5's betty yu, so she talked to people on both sides of proposition h. >> reporter: supporters of the recall of district attorney chesa boudin rallied on the corner of ocean and geneva this past week, urging people to vote yes on h. among the volunteers, former prosecutor brooke jenkins. she says she's one of some 50 attorneys to leave the d.a.'s office since he took over in 2020. >> chesa doesn't prioritize public safety in his decision-making at all, and one thing that i will say is that the prior administration took violent crime and chronic offenders very, very seriously. we dealt with them the way that they needed to be dealt with. chesa takes a lenient approach with every single offender. >> the d.a.'s office is in complete turmoil. >> reporter: jenkins, who identifies as progressive, spent more than seven years prosecuting cases. she believes boudin has made san francisco more dangerous. >> as we saw with his drug-dealing cases, he's charged over 1,000 cases, but 64% were resolved for misdemeanors, low-level misdemeanors with no jai

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. >>> perspective from john yu and also jeffrey toobin. how big a deal is this about ginni thomas corresponding with john eastman? >> let's remember who john eastman. he is the person that said really needs a criminal defense lawyer, which he got and he's now taking the fifth. he's also someone who the judge in the subpoena case said you -- there was illegal activity going on. the fact that ginni thomas was emailing with him doesn't mean at all that she was involved potentially in criminal activity. but it is yet another sign that she was intimately involved in the whole effort to overturn the election, which is her right under the first amendment. the issue is why was clarence thomas, her husband, sitting on cases that were relevant to january 6 and has continued to sit in these cases? that's what's really outrageous to me about the whole thing. >> do you think he should have recused himself? >> of course he should have recused himself. i mean, his wife is intimately involved in this issue. >> okay. >> i'm not saying it's unlawful what sh

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. >> betty yu, kpix 5. >>> back in the bay area, suv crashed into muni bus at intersection of lombard and fillmore, six were hurt. passengers and others on the sidewalk. all six hospitalized, two with critical injuries, one driver detained. witness shared this on twitter. said a guy driving down lombard westbound slammed into a northbound bus, causing it to spin around. three pedestrians safely escaped and some people received medical help on the sidewalk. >>> district two supervisor stefani said her office is in contact with the police. >>> kids under 5 can get covid vaccines as soon as next week. cdc advisers recommend the shot for kids as young as 6 months old as a good idea. fda gave emergency approval for moderna for children under 5. >> yes, the data may change but we have a bottom line here, this infection kills children, and we have an opportunity to prevent that. >> i feel comfortable in saying that i -- vaccinating will be a benefit. a net benefit. >> ucsf infectious disease expert peter chin-hong says the kids need to get vaccinated. many are getting sick with the micron. >

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. >> we also want to say many thanks to tiffany yu.he special ed, and i just -- i kept going, and it was a very large system, and there were a lot of mistakes made in the san francisco education system. i couldn't access school. i did have a disability but i was very intelligent, and they told me that they want me to go to college, they want me to get a job, and i've "the book of -- i've been in san francisco all this time. i'm just so frustrated with what's going on, and i just want to make sure that we are all paying attention to that in california because there are a lot of issues, and i would like us to focus on deaf education, deaf teachers, and interpreters in the classroom. >> and this is true of students in sfusd right now. they don't -- they're not hiring sign language instructors or fluent teachers to work with deaf students, and it shouldn't be in special education. it shouldn't be that deaf students are in special ed. they should be in their own group. there are several deaf schools in the county, but they're still being lu