And more than 12,000 people are without power in lahaina. They just cannot grasp the enormity of it. Displaced residents are taking shelter at evacuation shelters. Back home, the aloha festival saw a boost in attendance. The celebratory event took on a new role to help with relief efforts and they got some help from a local olympic figure skater. Da lin spoke to a woman who flew back to the bay area after losing a Family Member in the fire. Reporter some of the folks working the booths have family affected by the wild fires but they say this is not the time to grieve. That will come later. They want to support the survivors. Among the thousands of people working and attending the bay area aloha festival is jazz man contreras. She flew home saturday night. We are directing everyone to maui strong. Reporter she was in hawaii visiting family and working for the Hawaii Chamber of commerce of Northern California foundation where she is a board member. It knocked out cell coverage. You couldnt hear from anybody. You didnt know what was going on. I found out later in the week, we did have someone who passed away. That was rough. Still, its surreal. It is one of those how can we help the rest of the family. Reporter her uncle died in a car trying to escape flames. She turned the family grief into strength. Thinking how can i be help f but not a hindrance . Reporter she is exhausted from the flight back but says no way she would miss the opportunity to rally the bay area to help survivors. If i can divert any attention back to the people who need help, i want to do that. Reporter organizers notice an increase in foot traffic in this years festival compared to last. The annual aloha festival is a celebration of the Pacific Islanders culture featuring hawaiian music, dance, and food. But the tragedy is bringing organizations together at the festival to talk about long term relief efforts. They are based in hawaii. It is part of a larger group called the Hawaii Community foundation. And they are taking the lead and collecting the money. Reporter among them is christy yamagutchi. We have owned property there the past ten plus years. So it is so gutwrenching to see. Reporter she believes her condo may still be standing but not 100 sure. She says thats the least of her concerns. She is focused on helping families that lost loved ones. It will take decades for this recovery and rebuild. And you know, we definitely want to be a part of that. Reporter jasmine says she is touched by the generosity of those who want to help. It is great to have help from people who care. You know, i have the means and i want to help. Reporter hawaiian officials are reminding people to be careful of scammers taking at vantage of the tragedy. They are asking folks to donate to reputable organizations. All week, we have heard stories of travelers canceling their trips to maui or trying to get off the island. At the same time, airlines have been sending over much needed supplies. At the oakland airport. A humanitarian group is headed to hawaii to help with the relief effort from the deadly maui fires. Those in the Group Tell Us they were in lahaina earlier this week to assess the damage. They are going back now to send supplies over and their mission is to make sure people are safe. We will be there on the ground. As well as providing whatever support they need. Financially, emotionally. Spiritually. Coming up at 6 30, well have a live report from maui as survivors start returning home. Meantime, we have been compiling information on how you can help. It is under top stories on kpix. Com. A raging fire gutted a historic theater in pittsburgh. This is the anean theater. It had been standing for 88 years. The building had been abandoned and at 6 00 this morning firefighters were preparing for it to collapse. Crews responded with four alarms. They were able to get it under control at 7 00 in the morning and avoid a total collapse. No word on a possible cause. Nobody was injured in the fire. In antioch, a 14yearold girl is in Critical Condition following a shooting overnight. Police first responded to reports of gunfire on west sixth street near l street and around 3 00 the morning. It started with a fight at the antioch marina. That led to gunshots. A whole fleet of cruise cars caused a disruption in north beach. You can several of the Autonomous Vehicles stopped at grant street blocking traffic and confusing people just off of columbus. Crews said they were sorry. They were having Wireless Connectivity issues an tried to make sure it didnt happen again. Local supervisor said why do state commissioners think it is okay to put people in danger and create traffic chaos on our own neighborhood streets . We warned them and they refused to listen. Many people in San Francisco have concerns about the cars affecting Emergency Responders but state regulators voted thursday to give av companies full access to city around the clock. The vote followed heated Public Comment from both side of the issue. I myself am blind. Driverless vehicles would be an amazing advantage for us getting around as a family with two car seats. They are over here talking safety trotting out blind people with dogs. And the very elderly. The Fire Department hates them. They cant imagine there being ten times more avs out there. Cruise and maymo say to get ready for more. They plan to expand service. Over in golden gate park, it is night two of outside lands. And the foo fighters are headlining tonight. The festival is celebrating its 15th anniversariful during that time, it has brought in 1 billion to the city. As john ramos reports, a lot of that is going to Small Businesses. Reporter outside lands gives people the chance to see some of the Biggest Bands in the country but sometimes its the little guy who gives us the biggest opportunity at an event like this. It is early afternoon in the famous bands wont hit the stage until later but this is a god send for musicians who are trying to make a name for themselves. There are so many you dont know. And the lineup is huge. So you are exploring each stage and hearing new music and new bands. And new fans. Outside lands is huge. Drawing about 70,000 visiters per day over the three day event. And that presents a golden opportunity for more than just the bands. The event prioritizes local food vendors and getting a spot here isnt easy. So we spent about three years applying to get in. Kept trying to get our name in there. Trying to, you know, say cookie dough, you need cookie dough. Angela and his mother jill started their cookie dough business out the dough in concord. Though they have a brick and mortar store, the three days at outside lands accounts for 10 to 15 of the entire years sales. Angelo says for Small Businesses the way to reach new customers has changed dramatically in recent years. Not so much getting into the printed ads of the world. The social media marketing. Making sure we are out in the community directing connecting with people directly. That is a necessary thing. Reporter and there are a lot of people to connect to at outside lands. While that may be helpful to food vendors, it may actually be needed to save some in the struggling cannabis industry. Immediately after the state legalized pot outside lands opened its grasslands area. The firstened a only major Music Festival to allow on site consumption. The majority of the folks here are not traditional dispensary consumers. These are the folks in 2018 we thought were going to come out in droves that didnt. We think this helps introduce a brand new market. Martin founded the vapor room. San franciscos oldest cannabis dispensary. He is not surprised things didnt take off as smoothly as predicted. There will be a lot of stumbling in the first few years but events like this showcase how it can be done well, ethically, responsibly, and a lot of fun. This is a great event for balancing all that. Reporter here, too, getting a space isnt easy. A booth this size can cost 30,000 for the weekend. But ramon garcia with the Equity Trade Network has teamed up about two dozen small equity challenge providers to split the cost of the space. In three days, they see 30, 40, 50, 100,000 people they might do half a years worth of business and have exposure they wouldnt have in any other way. If they couldnt afford to get a booth, then woult even have this opportunity. Opportunity. Its a word you hear a lot from people participating in outside lands as they work to capitalize on the Energy Created for so many people in one place. And still ahead at 6 00, the stars are out tonight. The shooting stars. Strongest meteor showers of the year is due in the bay area. And average summer temperatures are rising, but what is it doing to our bodies . Well take a look at that as part of our project earth segment. And we have also got a forecast ahead for you. And see if we can even see the meteor showers coming up. A vaccination clinic for our Furry Friends was held in san jose today. Nearly 150 cats and dogs received vaccinations for rabies and parvo at no cost to their owners. They also got Free Health Checkups and flea treatments. Our mission basically is to do our best, do what we can to keep the furry Family Members in the homes where they belong. The event was held in partnership with the city of san jose and nonprofit partners in animal welfare. The most robust, the most visible meteor shower of the year is due in tonight. The perseid meteor shower. What exactly is that . You might think of a meteor like this. The famous fire ball of 2013. A 60foot diameter that slammed into earth. This wont happen. But this should. Late saturday night, into early sunday morning, bits of dust no bigger than a grain of sand burning up in the atmosphere will appear to radiate from the constellation perseus. It happens every year at this time when earths orbit intersects debris in the tail of a comet. To view the shower, be away from city lights. And do you need a telescope . No. Do you need binoculars . Nope. All you have to do is lie down and face the sky. The other sky. No particular place to look, just look up. You might favor the northeast. The best time to look, brace yourself. From midnight to around 4 00 a. M. , early sunday morning. So, keep yourself warm. Make yourself comfortable. Hows that . This is much better. Much better. And then, you should see a pretty good show. Up to a shooting star a minute after midnight. But there are two threats. The biggest one, our famous fog and low clouds. The second biggest threat . In either case, you could miss it completely. Otherwise, enjoy the show saturday night into sunday morning. And if you do miss it, well, you never know when well get an unexpected wakeup call. Have you ever taken the kids out to look at the meteor shower . I have not. I mean, if it is between midnight and 4 00, they are usually in bed. I mean, i can only hope they are in bed. Tonight would be not a bad night. The other thing that should add to that story. My college bud danny and his wife mo who helped out. But be safe. You know. If you are going out away from city lights, go some place safe. It is fun. We can do it in our hillside in novato. You can. But you have a lot of city lights. Is the weather going to work out . Thats the big problem. Lets go look. Its windy out there. Winds up to 25 Miles Per Hour at the airport. And the numbers for sunday will be warm. In antioch, up to 97 degrees. Same for livermore, 93 at concord. 83 at san rafael. So it will be warm tomorrow. And it will be cooling off as we head toward next weekend. Right now, it is 91 at concord. Oakland, much cooler at 69. Up in santa rosa, it is 80 degrees. And it is all going to get warmer if you are away from the water which is a constant theme. Every weekend, we begin a warming trend. In fact, it is right now, the 24 hour difference is 8 degrees warmer tonight in fairfield. Warmed up 7 degrees in concord. Over yesterdays readings at this time. It will be even warmer tomorrow. Low pressure is down south. And that is going to usher in high clouds on the time lapse. You can see them coming up over the top of the low. Streaming in over San Francisco. Right through monday. So that will be, well, a few high clouds from time to time tomorrow. Maybe a few thunder bumpers in the sierra. Winds not too much of a factor, but not Strong Enough to take the marine influence inland. So the numbers come up as High Pressure begins to build from the pacific northwest. So, here is what we are expecting. Sunshine this weekend, except at the coast. It will be warmer this coming week and we will be staying dry. Low temperatures overnight tonight. Well see a mostly around 60 degrees cooler by the coast. Warmer inland. And that holds true for daytime highs tomorrow. At fremont, 87. 88 at san jose. 94 at morgan hill. And in los altos, 84 degrees. Over at the east bay, the numbers will be in the mid 90s all the way up to 100 at brentwood. In the north bay, close to the water not bad. Sausalito, 69. Novato is warm. 87. But for real warmth in fact, it will be downright hot at ukiah. 101 degrees. In bodega bay, in 1962 where the birds was shot, it will only be 66. A beautiful week ahead. Numbers will hit the low 90s by tuesday and wednesday. It will begin to cool off next weekend of course. As per usual. In the east bay, the warmest temperatures will be midweek and near 100. And that, ladies and gentlemen, is the look ahead. Now lets get back to andrea. Thanks brian. Oakland as fans have not been shy about showing their anger. And now, a tahoe coffee shop owner is telling he is not welcome there. The owner put up a sign saying the cafe has a right to refuse service to fisher or any other members of the as ownership group. I want an owner who wants the team to win. I feel bad for the players to have to play for an owner like that. If you are in it for the money, go sell your team. Make your money, get out of baseball. By the way, public records show john fishers mother owns property just a few miles from the cafe. Coming up in sports, we are inside 24 hours away from the 49ers preseason opener. Well get you ready for the game. Plus the return of a legend. Bruce bochy, back at oracle park. But now in the opposing dugout, the recap from an emotional friday night in the bay. He s snores likeke an angngry rhino. Yoyouve neverer heard an angry r rhino. Babyby i hear onone everery night. Every nig. Okokay. Ill w work on thah. Sasave 50 on n the sleep p nr limited ededition smarart be. Plus, 36 m month finanancing onon select smsmart beds. Shopop now only y at sleeeep number. The ninners have a well deserved day off in sin city today. But tomorrow, they are taking the Playing Field in vegas. 1 00 p. M. For their first preseason game right here on kpix5. The flame is always lit on that al Davis Memorial torch outside the raiders practice facility. And the fire within still burning strong for trent williams. The 49ers star left tackle made the pro bowl every season he has played going back to 2012. How long can he continue that streak . Every year, i dont really feel confident until i get back here aâ– nd get to oving round. A couple of plays i feel like myself. I can play another year. Not worry about it. I want to see how long i can push this thing. When he wins, you know he will win. And i hang him up. Williams is practically an elder of the nfl at this point. I know that Christian Mccaffrey is happy to respect him as long as he stays blocking for him. The star running back thrilled to be back. Vern glenn caught up with him about what it was like joining this team last year. I want to make sure i got this quote right. This is nick bosa talking about you. He says i think if Kyle Shanahan could create a player, it would probably be him. That means a lot coming from nick. I appreciate him saying that. How about you . You said being a 49er, this is the best thing to have happened to me. I think i might have rubbed a bunch of panthers fans wrong when i said that. It wasnt a shot at anybody, but at the time i had gotten traded to come to this team specifically. To work with these coaches. To work with these players. And the journey they have been on before i got there, it was special. It felt like a little revival for me. I love everything about being a 49er and im excited for the year. Im excite today make you happy. That said, i know this is one of your favorites. What do we have here . Hey man, you did your research. Whats your favorite candy . Whats your go to . Favorite candy . The peanut m and ms. Fan of those. Not the Peanut Butter ones. You know. The peanut ones. I appreciate that, man. I tell you what, i go gotten more candy and oriole and all these different snacks this camp than ever. When nobody is looking, just pop a couple. Thank you, this is my number one. If im getting a candy, this is my number one. Thank you,. Yes, sir, thank you. Emotions were running high at oracle park friday night with the rangers in town, former manager and three time world series champ bruce bochy made his return. His team got the won, 21. They go at it again tonight at 6 05. But the real story, the giants fan and staff. It looked like the former giants skipper was moved during the teams Video Tribute to him. He said his successor was getting the best job in all of baseball. He spoke about what that meant to him. When you walked in here today, did you want to walk to the home clubhouse . No, i knew which way to go. Trust me. I know this park pretty good. Those 13 years impacted me. Forever grateful and thankful for those years. We had a lot of fun. A lot of great memories. Its good to be back. Fedex cup playoffs, heat index in the hundreds in memphis for round three of the saint jude championship. Tough start for sam burns in the first two playoff events. But this tee shot makes up for it. A whole in one on the par 311. He dunks it. Burns is well out of contention, but no complaints about that. That is lucas glover, won the windon championship. Now he is making the most of it. 14 under headed into the final round on sunday. The niners right here on kpix5. I cant wait. There was a little clock down below that said we were about 18 hours away. It is hard to believe that football is back already. All right. Thank you, matt. Thank you, coming up in the next half hour, diversifying the doll market. The bay area mom who saw a glaring gap on toy shelves and decided to do something about it. Plus the unique california policy driving some military veterans out of the state. And the efforts to reverse it as soon as possible. Im jeff in maui where people waited overnight to see if their homes are still standing. warehouse ambience introducucing togoss nenew french d dip sandwicics featuring fresh arartisan breae piled d high with h tender roasast beef, smsmothered wiwith melty provolone e cheese anand served w with hot auau for dipppping. Try the roroast beef o or pastri french dipips today only a at togos from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. Now at 6 30, maui residents walking into a grim scene tonight in the wake of the deadly wild fires. The death poll at least 80. Officials fear that number will rise as emergency workers sift through what is left of the Historic Town of lahaina. Jeff is live as people head back to their homes after the devastating wild fires. Right now, Police Officers are telling folks they need to turn around on highway 30. For most of the morning, residents were allowed in. But this afternoon, that all stopped. As Army Soldiers walked through the rubble of charred buildings searching for any signs of life. Residents say they are still in shock following the wild fires that destroyed their town. I dont know how to explain it. Its like a war zone. Reporter tuesdays fire in lahaina wiped out 80 of the town. 2200 buildings incinerated leaving thousands homeless. We lost everything. Thank god that we still have each other. Its like we are the only things we have now. Reporter people are trying to make their way back to their homes to see the anything is left. Officials worry the death toll will soar as searchers pour through the scorched wreckage. For survivors an army of volunteers is delivering food, water, and clothing to shelters to help people like Joanne Hayashi who had to jump into the ocean to escape the flames. You see people you didnt know made it. You would just be there crying. The cause of the fire is still undetermined but residents are demanding answers as to why hawaiis extensive system of warning sirens never sounded. No sirens went off. Nothing. It was fight or flight. The attorney general plans to lead a review surrounding the disaster. But for these residents, thats too little too late. At this point, the officers here tell us that only emergency vehicles and utility trucks are allowed into lahaina. Anyone else is going to need special access. Back to you. Jeff, we heard so many stories of survival. And you heard a few since you have been out there. Reporter one of the women we met is from southern california. She lives and works here and she was escaping when the flames were rushing through to the business where she was working and she noticed as she was driving out, there were a number of people walking to try to get out. You see, lahaina is basically a coastal port. So some people dont even have cars. They ride around in bikes. So she saw a man walking out, carrying a tortoise trying to escape the flames. She stopped, asked him to get into her car so she could drive him to safety. Turns out that tortoise belonged to another neighbor. Soothe drove around looking for the owner of the tortoise. That woman was hiding in a parking structure and so she had with her, her two birds, as she was trying to escape. So ultimately, she was able to get into the car. That second woman told us. Had it not been for the Good Samaritan she did not know, her two birds, her tortoise and herself would probably not have made it out alive. Does anybody know how the fire started . So, at this point, that is undetermined. There is huge system of sirens. There are no government reports that those sirens went off. The government did say they sent out broadcast messages and phone messages but when the power goes out, when you have huge infrastructure, you will not get that text message or alert on your radio or your tv because you dont have access to that. On top of that, you dont have power. One of the things about maui, i cant really ask my photographer to pan around, but a lot of those power poles are the old wooden power poles. So when the wind came through, some of them snapped and just like the fires we had, the campfire in california or the thomas fire, you know, youll have, they have not pinpointed that. But that is something they are looking into. The Attorney Generals Office says they are going to look into all of that. All right jeff. Well thank you so much for your reporting. The infrastructure is tough there. That with the power and the internet. And even the access roads, there are very few in maui. It was a difficult task for everyone there. A denver family is speaking out after being forced to jump in the water to escape the flames. Two brothers and their mom had to wait in shoulder deep water until it got dark for hours. This is like last resort time. The fire was across the street. It was that close, we are like yeah, we have to jump in the ocean. I felt like it was my job to keep everyone else calm. Because my mom at that point was not doing well. I was super worried about her eyes. When they got out, there was still fire all around them. A fireman helped them to safety. We have been compiling information on how you can help. It is on our top stories on kpix. Com. Turning to the State Capitol proving its insatiable appetite for taxes, california takes taxes from veteran pensions. More than half a million military veterans have left the state since 2020. Many saying they are doing so to avoid the taxes. So to stop the exodus, lawmakers in the democrat cooled legislature are backing new legislation that would repeal the tax for the next decade. Our lauren tom spoke to a veteran whose pension will be taxed as she debates whether to leave or stay in the state. For air force veteran ramona chave z, joining the military was a way to go to college, but it came with camaraderie and goal. It didnt matter. We are all in the same vision of supporting the freedoms we enjoy. Reporter the camaraderie she felt in the military persists today. She fights for legislation that would repeal taxation on military pension in california. The only state with such a tax. It is shocking actually. We have 49 states that recognize the service of members that have served for more than 20 years. It is not a handout. It is a problem that has gone unnoticed in california. Reporter california remains one of the most expensive place ins the country to live. And vets have earned the right for each penny to stay in their pockets. Every dollar counts. You need a lot of money to buy a home in california. And so, pension is huge. Especially when people are looking at their second careers trying to figure out where are they going to land. Reporter the average enlisted officer who serves 20 years in the u. S. Military receives a 30,000 annual pension. Californias home to the most military retirees at more than 140,000. But the pension tax forces many to question a departure even chavez. My husband and i are looking. We live in oakland. Where does our dollar go further . When you look at different states it will go further outside of california. But the tax is on the verge of being repealed at least nor the next ten years. The sponsor says it is all in the name of military appreciation. We want food vendors keep our veteran population in the state of california. Offering them a Tax Exemption to their military service that comes to them in retirement, that is a small step for keeping those in the state of california that put their lives on the line for us. Reporter chavez agrees. Putting thousands back into the pockets of california veterans each month. California stands out in so many great ways. But to be the only state that fully taxes military retirement should not be one of them. When you say thank you for your service, act on it. It is not a handout. These are people that every day, got up and did what they were supposed to do to protect this country and the state. It just seems like an obvious thing to do. Reporter if passed, chavez says it would do more than just repeal a tax. But reaffirm that california in fact supports its veterans. Ramos said that he has faced some opposition from lawmakers who question what they will do without that 85 million. But, ramos argues that the cost of keeping the tax is losing highly skilled workers. The bill is set for a full Assembly Vote on monday. And when we come back, more kids enjoying their final weekend of summer vacation. The drives to get them new supplies as they get ready salolonpas lidococaine flex. A susuper thin, flexible p h with maxaximum ototc strengthth lidocainee ththat contoururs to the b by to relelieve painn riright where it hurts. And did d we mentionon, it re, really stiticks . Salolonpas, itss good medidi. Back to school on august 16th. Local church also making sure kids are ready for their return to the classroom. Ly income families got the chance to start the school year off better prepared. Here is devin fehely. Welcome. So good to see you. Welcome. Youre going to love your new backpacks. For students, parents, and volunteers like sara, clydes backpack gives people away is compassion and the kindness of stranger. I know a new backpack with supplies goes a long way. And it is very expensive for people to buy that on their own. Reporter volunteers at glide prepared more than 300 backpacks for students and families. Who might otherwise struggle to afford them. Thats an experience Lorraine Butler knows firsthand. I was in the streets homeless. I was on drugs in the streets. I lost my kids. To the streets. Reporter schools across the bay area are headed back to class in the coming weeks. And the hope is a brand new backpack will help kids start the new school year off on the right foot. It is so funny. Reporter for everyone involved in the backpack give away, it was an important reminder that small acts of kindness can make a big difference in the life of a child. The program seasoned support that i have here. It keeps me going. Around the world, the hotter temperatures have become a new reality. Not only is it affecting the planet, but our bodies as well. Up next, hear what we could do to adapt to the rising temperatures. And take note because youll have to adapt fairly quickly. 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The world that we grew up in, you and i, and everybody who is watching this, you know, that climate, that idea of summer. That idea of the temperature ranges that we live in, is gone. And we are moving into, and are already in a much hotter world. Reporter journalist jeff goodell spoke this week at the Common Wealth club in San Francisco. Just because it has never been 125degree ins San Francisco before does not mean that it cant be 125 degrees in San Francisco at some point in the very near future. Reporter the topic, his instant best seller. The heat will kill you first. Life and death on a scorched planet. Goodell has written about Climate Change for decades but this time, the reaction was different. I think theres that kind of a feeling right now. That this thing that we have talked about for decades is finally really here and not just even at a wild fire like we have had in california. It is like touching everyone everywhere. Reporter unlike hurricanes rising temperatures are an invisible danger that puts a strain on the human body. Temperature rises, our heart starts to work much harder. There is a lot of heart strain. People who die from heat die from a cardiac arrest. Reporter the documented science is clear. Average temperatures are rising around the world. Californias temperature is now three degrees hotter than it was a century ago and our bodies have not evolved to handle extreme heat. Temperature gets up to 104 in your body, the membranes in your cells begin to melt. The proteins that control the functions of those begin to unfold. Your body starts hemorrhages. Reporter despite the worrisome implications of a new climate, goodell remains hopeful. I feel very optimistic about what we can do one of the reasons i feel that way, i grew up in silicon valley. Reporter whats the key to change . He says quickly getting off fossil fuels and into electric vehicles greating good protection for outdoor workers, for farm workers and delivery drivers and Reimagining Cities by greening downtown areas. We are building a new different world. Reporter and we expect a little warmup. We are. Numbers will warm this week. It warms up and goes back down. We shifted that a little bit. It will warm up heading into the middle of the week. But, come over to my magic weather board. Where high temperatures for tomorrow. A few degrees warmer than it was today. That will set a trend. The numbers will peak on tuesday and wednesday when inland will be close to 100 degrees again. And yet, again, it wont stay that way for long. Well be cooler again as we head into next weekend. So this gets warmer midweek. As we look out over the bay. And the numbers right now, concord has 91 degrees. In oakland, it is 69. In san jose, 83. In santa rosa, 80 degrees. So it is plenty warm out there today. It will be getting warmer. It has come up by four degrees in santa rosa at this hour. Seven degrees in san jose. Saturday is warmer, sunday will be warmer yet. Low pressure to the south is going to bring up a few high clouds. You will be able to see in the time lapse. Watch the high clouds come up over the north side of the low so we can get some thunderstorms popping in the eastern sierra. Over the city, we shouldnt get any rain. But some clouds. Winds will keep the shoreline cool. Low clouds hanging offshore. So we will look for sunshine this weekend. It will be warmer next week. And long range, we are staying dry. Except in the mountains. Thunderstorms, 57 at santa rosa. 65 at san jose. And 66 at livermore. Morgan hill hits 94 degrees. Santa clara, 88 in cupertino. The shoreline nice and cool. 96 in pittsburgh. 70s in the shoreline. Up around novato and petaluma, the 80s warmer yet. For cloverdale and clear lake. And lake port. 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Reporter she ended up buying the closest thing she could find. But the idea that in 2022, there were no accurate Asian American dolls in San Francisco of all places was hard to wrap her mind around. Its a childs first imaginary friend. Its the child trying to make sense of the world. Reporter thats when eleanor decided to take matters into her own hands. First thing she did was google how to make a doll. The second, was to find an asian toy maker. The next few months, she researched everything from eye shape to skin tone to hair color. We would go out in the sun and look at our black hair and compare it to the samples to say what is the right shade of black . Reporter most importantly, she was determined to defy asian stereotypes. We talked about how she loved sports. Asian american girls loving sports is not a traditional association. Reporter she named her jillly bing. Her daughters nickname and the chinese word for cookie. We want the kids to have fun learning about different asian foods. The history of dolls is the history of the world. Reporter Maria Teresa Hart is the author of doll. A book that explores the history of these toys and what they represent. She says being able to see yourself in them is critical. Dolls are not just toys. They are really a signifier of our entire world. And they contain so many messages about race, about class, about ethnicity. Reporter jilly which is selling for 68dollars online seems to have struck a chord. Eleanor began shipping the doll august 1st with plenty of preorders. But the only customer that really matters is the one living in her house. Whats your favorite thing about jilly . Everything. Everything reporter helping children make sense of the world. Can you give jilly bing a kiss . Reporter by adding diversity to the doll market. I love you. Thats pretty sweet. Eleanor says she is planning a whole cast of characters that will reflect the entire Asian American experience including biracial dolls and boy dolls. And thats going to do it for no thanks for watching [captioning made possible by fremantle media] announcer its time to play family feud. Give it up for steve harvey [cheering and applause] steve hows everybody doing . I appreciate that. Yeah, i do. How you all doing