Site far into the future. I literally ride. Reporter Maritza Maldonado saying buying Cesar Chavezs former home was an emotional experience. Her agency quickly raised a million for the purchase of the property once they found out the chavez family had put it up for sale in may. We want to also make sure that this is preserved for future generations. Reporter the modest property is where cesar chavez lived with his parents and siblings as a young adult in the 1950s when he first learned of the power of nonviolent protest. As president of the united farm workers union, he went on to lead one of the Great American civil rights movements of the 1960s and 70s. Were just excited that he was there, his presence was there, the organizing happened. Reporter maldonados group plans to remodel the property into a historical and education center. I was really hoping something great would happen with the house. Reporter nextdoor neighbor erin white supports that vision. I think thats what should happen as more people know about this being a historical area, its where he lived. Reporter and neighbors on the other side who just found out about who cesar chavez are also supportive. An education center, thats pretty okay for us. Reporter the neighborhood is change. Many of the original small homes where many farm worker or cannery worker families settled still exist side by side with newer, larger homes. In fact, developers had their eye on the chavez property. It was in danger of going away. And thats why we stood up. Reporter city landmark status for the property wont change, but the new owners hope it can one day be a National Landmark in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. Also this evening, a new way to celebrate a baseball trailblazer. The Jackie Robinson museum made its grand opening new york. Spike lee, Billie Jean King some of the big names at the Ribbon Cutting ceremony in lower manhattan. Its filled with old gear, childhood stories and much more. That museum also focusing on jackie and rachels accomplishments in the sporting world as well as civil rights history. It was ugly incident in the north north bay. San rafael police are indicating ugly flyers in the west end. Police say they were distributed in enclosed plastic bags. The flyers had statements spreading hate about the jewish community. We talked to it becomes part of the psyche of the society so its extremely dangerous. Even though there may not be personal threats or threats against people, ill still seeps into society which is quite a dangerous quite a dangerous threat. Well, this trend has popped up in other cities across the bay area previously. Palo alto, berkeley, tiburon and novato have seen flyers like this in their own neighborhoods in february. Tomorrow, the removal of a homeless encampment in Sonoma County near the paved joe rodota trail through parts of santa rosa. Right now that section of the and cyclisins closed to hikrs a judge temporarily blocked the county and the city of santa rosa of clearing the camp after homeless camps requested it. They say the county planned the eviction without giving them enough options before the scheduled sweep. It is an issue around the bay area. Cities are struggling with how to help people about the street that have nowhere else to go. Kpix 5s Justin Andrews showsme building where the situation has reached abreaking point. Reporter every day he walks out of his Civic Center Neighborhood to the tennis court, its literally his backyard. Having a private court that opens up off my apartment right down there, that drew me. Reporter john yendel is in the tennis business, owns a Tennis School and actually gives lessons on this court. Students used to come and go from the gate on the streets. That doesnt happen anymore. Reporter this is a neighborhood he has called home for almost 40 years. Its changed and not for the better. Defecating in the alley, urinate in the alley, openly smoke fentanyl. Reporter he has seen it all. Vandalism, busted outdoors, and drugs. Video taken by tenants and the property surveillance cameras show some people stealing electricity, flatout frustrating for Property Owner richard oneal. Chaos, actually. And it never stopped. It was and the tenants that we have lost. Curb appeal . Out the window. Reporter he gets complaints every single day from his 174 tenants. Some stopped complaining and just left the building for good. Oneal even hired security guards, costing him ten grand a month, who have also been assaulted. Our cameras were there as city workers swept the alleyway, something john and his property manager say they do well, but people come right back, sometimes hours later. Its farcical the efforts to clean up the alley so far. Reporter while the city does what it can and Police Officers keep patrolling, john is hoping for another solution. Im frustrated and it just seems like an insoluble problem. Reporter he is hoping one day things get back to how it was when things were when he moved in in 1984. Disgust, anger, fear. I am very cautious when i go out. I dont go out into the alley ever. Reporter im Justin Andrews, kpix 5. Mayor london breed recently opened the opening of shelter beds. By september the city will have over a thousand new beds available for People Living unsheltered. Taking a life look at oracle park right now, where soccer fans are gathering in San Francisco this evening. Look at this marching parade headed down to the park right now. These are a lot of soccer fans joining this. This is a matchup between real madrid and club america. And we all know real madrid is one of the most popular and valuable soccer teams in all in the entire world. This game happens in just a couple of hours. But fans started showing up earlier this afternoon for this one, as you can see that parade now marching toward oracle park. Fans wearing team jerseys, some wearing flags. Theyre chanting right now. The energy is going to be pretty big for this game and sara donchey is going to be covering the game for us tonight. Theyre expecting a big crowd, a huge crowd. This game is part of the inaugural crosscountry champion. Crowds are expected to be cloud loudoun as the two world iconic football clubs go head to head. Real madrid one of the most successful soccer clubs in history. Club america is the Winningest Team in mexico. Its going to be a pretty good match. Both of them, both teams are pretty good. They have a good team, both of them. The final score predictions . 30 america. Real madrid is looking to bounce back from a loss earlier in the tour to barcelona, while club america is hoping to have the advantage over the traveling european team. That march and that match starts at 7 30. I love soccer fans. Theyre the best. Theyre so into it. Still ahead, disappointing numbers when it comes to children getting the covid vaccine. What is keeping so many parents from giving their kids the shot. And hear from the bus driver who managed to keep her cool when a deer came crashing through the windshield. Coming up all new at 6 00, trashy cargo. A local Conservation Group returns after working to clean up the pacific garbage patch. Plus, what does it take to get a response from the ceo less than 24 hours after you make a complaint . Try having 600 million instagram followers. Im andria borba. Ill when i make decisions as a leader, its not about me or the folks that are here. Its about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. Prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. Taxing Online Sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen the future of our people. Vote yes on prop 27. Stocks finished lower today ahead of a critical Federal Reserve meeting tomorrow. The dow is down 228. The nasdaq fell 220. The s p 500 closed down 45. The fed is expected to raise Interest Rates again to deal with inflation. Markets are also reacting to a warning from walmart. The countrys largest retailer said that higher prices for food and fuel were causing consumers to pull back. Googles Parent Company alphabet reported weaker than expected earnings. For the second quarter, the Company Reported revenue of 69 billion, slightly below estimates. But its ad revenue of 56 billion was a bit better than expected that was a relief for investors after snaps dismal reports raised concerns about the dismal market. Shares of alphabet jumped 4 in afterhours trading. The Monkeypox Vaccine at sf general had to close down today because they ran out of doses there. The Health Department says the feds have not told them when theyll get their next vaccine shipment or how many theyll get. State senator scott winer is calling for the vaccine license to be shared so that more companies can make it. And a new survey finds parents of children under 5 dont plan to get vaccine dont plan to get their kids vaccinated against covid19, at least a majority of them. Cbs reporter Michael George has a closer look at whats behind that resistance. Reporter some parents rushed to get their Young Children vaccinated against covid19 as soon as they became eligible last month. But a new study finds most parents do not plan to get shots for their kids under age 5. These days, its really difficult to get, you know, the information you would need to make such a decision. Reporter in a poll from the Kaiser Family foundation, 43 of parents of children in that age group say theyll definitely not vaccinate their kids. Another 27 want to wait and see how it works in other Young Children. So far the cdc says only 4 of eligible children under 5 have received at least one shot. I think most of these parents are indeed hesitant. I hope they can be reassured that vaccinating their children is really the best thing for their children, as i certainly believe it is. Reporter the cdc says more than 450 Young Children nationwide have died from covid. But many others who have been infected experience only mild symptoms, and that may be influencing parents. A slim majority of parents of children under five say the vaccine pose as greater risk than the virus to their childs health. 81 are concerned about serious side effects. The same percent say not enough is known about the vaccines longterm effects in children. Although i was hesitant, i felt in the long run it would be safer for her to guess the vaccine. Reporter most of the parents surveyed say they havent discussed the vaccine with their health care provider, suggesting there is an opportunity to educate parents about the benefits. Michael george, cbs news, new york. And Financial Issues can also play a role in parents decisions. The study found 44 of black parents were concerned about taking time off work to get their children vaccinated or to care for them if they develop any side effects. More than 1 3 of hispanic parents were concerned about having to pay outofpocket costs for the vaccine. Stanford blood center is part of an fda study that could help change the rules for blood donations by gay and bisexual men. Stanford is looking for participants between 19 and 39. It requires two visits as well as a blood sample for testing. The study also be wednesday through friday and run through september 30th. Right now the fda policy is a threemonth deferral for donating blood for men who have sex with men. We spoke with a stanford doctor on this new study. And what is the advanced study is looking at the primary goal is to provide data to the fda to potentially change it from this blanket threemonth deferral to instead more of a riskbased approach where you ask specific questions that helps determine risk and then determines whether or not a deferral is needed. If youre interested in participating in that study, you can make an appointment at the Stanford Blood Centers website. Coming up, a massive Mega Millions prize up for grabs still. The boss giving each wanna help kids get their homework done . Well, an Internet Connections a good start. But kids also need computers. And sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. So why not Hook Community centers up with wifi . For kids like us, and all the Amazing Things were gonna learn. Through project up, comcast is committing 1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. Seen this ad . Its not paid for by california tribes. Its paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27. It doesnt tell you 90 of the profits go to the out of state corporations. A tiny share goes to the homeless, and even less to tribes. And a big loophole says, costs to promote betting reduce money for the tribes, so they get less. Hidden agendas. Fine print. Loopholes. Prop 27. They didnt write it for the tribes or the homeless. They wrote it for themselves. Well, check this out. New video of a deer crashing through the windshield of a bus. This happened in oklahoma. The impact whoa sent the deer flying through the windshield opposite of the driver. She managed to keep her cool, though. My first reaction was did that just happen . And i was talking to it, trying to calm him down. I wanted to get him off the bus, or her off the bus. I was afraid it was going to run back and get hurt in the back of the bus, try to escape out another window. Wow. Thats amazing. Here is the good news in all this. The driver was not hurt and the deer survived. You talk to it like youre okay. Buddy. The next exit is coming up. Weve been following this for weeks now. The Mega Millions jackpot is up to 830 million. And five hours left before the drawing, you still have a chance to get a ticket. A slim one, though. Its now the fourth largest jackpot in u. S. Lotto history. People across the country are trying their luck. Theyre even pitching in with loved ones to buy multiple tickets. The best i can give folks is play together in groups. Each ticket you buy gives you an extra chance to win. Thats the only way to increase chances of winning it. Raising canes founder todd graves is doing that for his employees. He took to twitter to announce he is buying more than 50,000 tickets for his 50,000 employees. Thats 100,000 worth of tickets. The hope is to win big and split the money among the staff. Not bad. Thats a nice boss. If no one wins it, that thing is going to go up to the a billion. Wow. It is the end of an era for one Popular Ice Cream truck selection. Klondike has discontinued the chaco taco. Its been around since the 80s, but its not as popular. A lot of fans disagree and theyre posting about it on social media. Reddits cofounder even tweeted an offer to klondikes company to buy the rights to chaco tacos to keep it from melting away from future generations. I aspire to have the amount of money that it would take. Buy the rights. Oh, theyre discontinuing my candy . Ill just buy it. Theyre delicious, though. Ive never had one. Theyre okay. You know when you chase down the ice cream truck, didnt you want the one the gumballs and the eyes . I like the big red white and blue one. The are regular ice cream sandwich. So boring. Or the chocolate chip cookies. Its classic. Im a clasp isist. Sure. Lets go with that. The fire burning along the mendocino line. The pine fire, a good amount of smoke. Hoping the fire crews can get a handle on this to any further extent. Well keep you updated on that lets take a look at the conditions pour the rest of the bay area. Low cloud cover and fog spreading back out tonight. The moisture provided by the marine layer does spread well inland. The marine layer is about 2,000 feet deep the past couple of nights. And that does bring some moisture into the inland vegetation from 2000 feet down. Highs remaining near normal through the rest of this week. Were going to see some cloud cover as a surge of monsoonal moisture makes its way towards us. But i dont think there is going to be anything in the atmosphere to trigger any popup showers or thunderstorms. I think well be able to avoid any dry lightning threat. That will have our full attention the end of the week. The fog is already making its way in across San Francisco. The temperature reached up into the mid60s, pretty close to normal for late july. All these numbers, nice for this time of year. The warm spot was livermore in 87. San jose topped out at 81 degrees. Only low 60s in pacifica. Again, in july, well take it. The warmest temperatures inland are in the low to mid80s. Most inland spots in the 70s. 60s around the bay and upper 50s along the coast. Enjoy it. The fog is going to spread into the inland valleys at a pretty good clip as we head through this evening and into tonight. Reduced visibilities across the board. The fog backs up out of the valleys already by 9 00 at the latest. Still some fog hanging out around the bay. By 10 00, thats going back up to the coast as we head towards lunchtime on wednesday. Temperatures will drop down to the mid to upper 50s tonight. Again, near normal. Free air conditioning. Open up the windows. Lowest 50s for the coolest spots. San franciscos warmup will be slow for as long as that low cloud cover and fog is hanging out. Eventually, the sun will break through and temperatures will break through in the mid 60s in the city tomorrow afternoon. Santa rosa reaches into the upper 70s once again. Just depends how fast that low cloud cover and fog dissipates. Once it does, the temperatures will take off. Concord reaching up into the mid80s. Some of that fog to begin the day. But inland in the east bay, its going to dissipate quickly. San jose once again right up to almost exactly the average High Temperature just above 80 degrees. Well fill in the rest of the map. A typical map. Low 60s along the coast. 60s and 70s around the bay. Mostly 80s inland with the very warmest spots reaching up to around 90 degrees which isnt that hot for the month of july. Air quality tomorrow could reach the moderate category for north bay and parts of the east bay. Its going to be haze in the atmosphere overhead, but gravity might drag down just enough of the smoke particles to push us into the moderate category tomorrow afternoon. I dont think its going to get any worse than that as we head through the rest of the week. Well check out the fourday air quality forecast later this evening. Temperatures dont change much as we head through the next seven days. Mid 60s in the city. Around 70 in oakland and low to mid 80s in san jose. Even temperatures farther inland dont fluctuate. Minor wiggles, close to whats normal this time of year. The only change, that additional cloud cover with the monsoonal moisture by the end of the week and through the weekend. If we can avoid the dry lightning strikes, well be doing okay. Sounds good. Thank you, paul. Im elizabeth cook. Coming up all new at 6 00, a crew is back from their trip to the pacific garbage patch. See what they took out. See an oakland moms tribute to victims of gun violence. And what prompted the ceo of instagram to say parts of the app are, quote, not yet good. The news at 6 00 is coming up in about five minutes. S sara, ryan . Thanks. Its part car, part motor bike. A podlike so a lot of us know how hard it is to park this the city sometimes, not to mention how expensive gas is these days. And now one company is launching a new podlike vehicle that could make things a little easier. Our Gianna Franco took it for a spin. What happened . Surfing accident, yeah. Oh, really . Reporter thats nimbus founder liang. When he is not surf organize skateboarding, he is busy coming up with with ways to get around town and help the environment. Something i wanted to work on. And i thought Climate Change was one of the most important problems of our time to try to solve. Reporter so he created the nimbus. A threewheeled podlike ev that is part car, part motor bike. Its compact design is to help ease the products of parking and Traffic Congestion for city dwellers in urban areas. I think this is something very different from a car. Reporter the nimbus features two removable gatt batteries that can use a traditional ev plugin. Each charge will get you about 93 miles. Its compact design is simple, making it easy to use. Thats the point. The philosophy of the vehicle is not something thats like overcomplicated or luxurious, but something thats kind of what you need. Reporter and if thats an extra person, well, the pod can hold up to two people with a back seat doubling as storage for bags and groceries. There is even a luggage rack on the back for larger items. And yes, there is an app. You can lock the vehicle from your phone, and it has a personality of its own at times. So how does it drive . Time to take it for a spin. Hi this is fun. Im going go a little faster. This particular model goes up to 50 miles an hour, and since its a motor bike meets a car, it does tilt when you turn. But there are plenty of safety features such as vehicle stability, air bags and onboard cameras. And did i mention its fun to drive. Just cruising. Gianna franco, kpix 5. Eyes on the road, girl. Thats it for the news at 5 00. News at 6 00 begins now. This vessel and others like it could be out there for decades doing this job and keep coming back with cargo holds full of plastic. Im max darrow in sausalito. Well give you a look at the 96 tons of waste that a local crew pulled out of the ocean. Also at 6 00, new efforts to find out who killed an uber driver in oakland as one woman in the city makes sure all victims of homicide are honored. And Kim Kardashian and kylie jenner have the head of instagram doing some damage control. Why the complaints from the social media stars demand immediate attention from the ceo. Good evening. Im elizabeth cook. We start with the effort to get a floating pile of trash the size of texas out of the pacific ocean. An ocean voyages crew docked in sausalito, bringing with them a few whales worth of garbage. Max darrow shows us todays haul. Reporter after a 45day trip, the Ocean Voyages Institute crew pulled 96 tons of waste like this out of the pacific ocean. Fishing equipment, household goods, plenty of singleuse plastics, and much more make up the 96 tons of garbage the team brought back aboard the kwai, from the Great Pacific garbage patch. The cargo hold is full. Over the course of a 4596 tons is a lot. Reporter the crew covered between San Francisco and honolulu, picking up as much as they could along the way. One thing that we encountered out there was a great amount of consumer plastics. So toothbrush, bottle cap, all those types of things, they end up thousands of miles in the pacific. Reporter with t