pensive race, san francisco s district attorney will be removed from office. we ll have reaction to the contest that sparked a national conversation. a pair of familiar face also square off to become the mayor of the biggest city. we are going in the wrong direction, but we and our community have the power to go in the right direction. we re going to win in november. we re going to win because we have better ideas for where to take o city. we will break down the hugely-important decision facing the voters. we are tracking all the top races and the results and what they mean for you in our special primary coverage. we begin with the race draw national attention. chesa boudin is out. 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
this is today in the bay streaming live for you on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online at nbcbayarea.com. thank you so much for joining us. i m laura garcia. and i m marcus washington . we have full election coverage ahead, but first, new overnight, a grass fire. this is a timeless video posted by cal fire. it stated that this happened after 1:00 a.m. cal fire telling us this is in woodland hills and south of highway 4. it burned more than five acres before crews were able to extinguish it. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the current conditions. the firefighters are still facing a lot of dry brush out there. yes. now we are going to start seeing the temperatures heating up today. it is a clear start as we take a look at look outside. temperatures are about 60 degrees, falling a couple degrees before we see them rising into the mid-70s by late morning. eventually reaching into the low 80s. antioch, 87 degrees with sunny skies. a breezy wind and fog in san f
nationwide. san francisco s fire district attorney, jason putin. our political expert says that this was not a surprise. plus, some of the other big decision from last night s key races. to say good morning to you. i am marcus washington. we begin with that emotional plea pouring out of capitol hill this morning. survivors and family members of those victims from you volte and buffalo spoke this morning to the house oversight committee. the crew, they said it was really hard not to hear the pain from only the victims with the family members and what they went through, and what they are going through now. you are so right, marcus. we want to warn our viewers that what was said was very upsetting. we heard from a doctor who treated the victims at uvalde. he told congress that they are the dr. of laws, but by doing nothing, they were letting their patients the american people bleed out on the surgical table. we heard from a survivor, fourth-grader, who described in a prere
. where do you want to start? yeah let s start in contra costa county, steve. a lot of people always want to know what highway four looks like. want to let you know right now that we do have slow traffic this morning, which is not unusual driving in on highway four. some of the speeds are pretty low this morning, which is typical. also 80 has some slow traffic on 80 down to about 30 miles an hour on interstate 80. this is a look at oakland freeways and you can see that looks good. and at the bay bridge toll plans that we do have a backup, which stands for about 10 to 15 minutes, 701. let s go back to the headlines. inside out. just look at the pictures new video from alejo this morning showing the efforts to rescue a person stuck inside of that burning car. it happened late last night on sonoma boulevard. firefighters the police bystanders all worked hard surrounding by the intense flames to get that person out that we re still trying to find out if the person was hurt. and i
Presiding officer is commissioner honda and we are joined by and joined by Vice President commissioner fung and commissioner ann lazardus. Commissioner swig commissioner bobby wilson that be absent to my left is thomas owen for legal advice at the controls is gary the boards legal assistants boards legal assistants executive director. Were joined by representatives from the city departments that have cases before this board. At the table in front is senior building inspector joe duffy dbi providing the advice for the department of building inspection and joined when i Scott Sanchez the Zoning Administrator who will be representing Planning Department and Planning Commission and carli short the bureau of the department of public works as well as chris buck forecast with the the public works please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones and other Electronic Devices are prohibited. Out in the hallway. Permit holders and others have up to 7 minutes to present their case and 3 min