figure in san francisco city hall corruption scandal. we are there. > >> good afternoon, i'm reed. les start with the breaking news. >> reporter: the california rule rule would ban the sale of new gas-powered cars by the year 2035. a giant step in the nation's transition to electric vehicles. many already know the benefits. >> for you what was the drivingr getting an ev? >> price of gas. >> reporter: governor newsom announced the plan in 2020. >> we can't get there unless we accelerate our efforts in the transportation sector. >> reporter: on thursday, the california air resources board voted to approve the policy which would dramatically lower s and air pollutants. >> we have the opportunity to accelerate those plans and soliy them into law. >> reporter: that huge increase in electric vehicles means california needs a lot more charging stations. the state has has about 80,000 and wants to triple that number in the next three years. auto makers will have to increase production of electric vehicles to meet the demand and find ways to lower prices but energy experts say the policy could be a game changer. >> the main impact is when california demonstrates these sorts of things can be done without damaging the economy. so economy. so other states and countries will take the same path. >> reporter: some drivers have mixed feelings about making the switch. >> more and more cars will makey cost more money. >> reporter: the new rule will require federal approval but that is considered likely from the biden administration. > >> developing news now, it is sentencing day for san francisco's former public works director mohammed nuru. anne mac following the latest. >> reporter: yes, he is now in the courtroom. he has not been sentenced yet. this is after he pled guilty to wire fraud. this is him arriving at the federal courthouse in the city earlier today. federal prosecutors asking for a prison sentence of at least nine years for nuru. ty also want three years of supervd release and a $35,000 fine. the defense is pushing for a three-year sentence instead, along with him. nuru is accused of accepting bribes and kickbacks in exchange for favorable treatment on city contract. he is just part of the the city hall corruption scandal. a dozen other people have been named including current san francisco mayor london breed. she has not been charged with any crime, but she has admitted to accepting gifts from nuru including him helping her pay for her car. we will keep an eye on the sentencing. >> thank you very much. > >> we know you will stay on top of the sentencing. as we get updates, we know you will bring them to us. thanks. > >> a nasty crash blocked a busy thoroughfare hours in contra costa county. it happened along bulinger canyon road. police blocked off both directions. stg around 5:30 this morning. the road opened just before the noon noon hour. at this point, we don't know about the conditions of the people involved but we ae asking. > >> city of san jose just got moe than $50 million in its effort to help the unhoused. the city and its development partner areg forward with a 204 unit interim housing project. it will be built on the northwest corner of of branon lane and monterrey road. it is part of the state's home key program to transition the unsheltered to permanent housing. >> the 200 or so residents that will be housed in this project, we should all be grateful. we know these projects work and they are an asset to the neighbs they reside in. >> big goals to get people out of these tents. they want to construct a thousand housing units and do it soon. governor gavin newsom says the bay area will get $226 million in grants to fund supportive housing units units and $700 million will be given out for projecting to help help the people who have no homes. > >> senator alex pedia is advocating for more vaccine for monkeypox. >> while we see the great work f folks here in san francisco, i want to be clear. that the federal government needs to do more, and must do more quickly. >> so, he stopped by a vaccination site in san francisco this morning for this messaging. he was one of the first senators to call on health health and human services and the cdc for additional monkeypox monkeypox vaccines in the statee urged the feds to provide at least 600,000 additional doses to california. the number of reported monkeypox cases went down worldwide, 25% last week. a week. a big sign the vaccines ae getting out there. > >> one day after president biden biden revealed his student loan plan, reaction is split. and it is along party lines. skyler henry has the latest from washington. >> reporter: student loan borros and supporters celebrated president biden's forgiveness plan thursday morning in washington. >> i mean, i am just overwhelmed overwhelmed that 20 million people aren't going to have stut loan debt anymore. >> reporter: the president is delivering on his campaign promise erasing $10,000 in federal student loan debt for those with annual incomes below $125,000 or couples earning less less than $250,000. now the next next step for many of the people people here and millions of other borrowers is how to get the relief. the government has e information for about 8 million borrowers. >> go to studentsaid.gov/debtrelief. you are going to be waiting for information and you will have to to fill out a form. that means about 35 million people who don't have income information, go do it. even if they have you, do it anyway. >> reporter: while the plan is moving forward, republicans are denouncing it as an insult to those who chose not to take on debt. >> and there are many other people who took out loans and paid them off. so, don't you feel like a sucker now that biden is coming to do this? >> reporter: some critics of the the president's plan are concerned the new spending power power for borrowers will drop up up consumer prices even more. sr henry, cbs news, washington. > >> by the way, that plan would cancel an additional 10,000 for those who got pell grants. > >> peter mudge zapco says twitter has security issues with with your data. his claims were sent to numerous government agencies an congressional agencies in a big disclosure last month. twitter said he was fired in january for what they call poor performance. the company denies the allegations he made in his disclosure. upcog hearings will happen on the same same day that twitter shareholders are expected to take a vote on the potential takeover deal with elon musk. > >> new at 3:00, we will soon get docu ththgovent rts of the used to justify that search wart for former president donald trump's former home. elise presn has more. >> reporter: a federal judge in florida has ordered parts of the the affidavit used to authorize the search warrant for former president trump's mar-a-lago home be made public no later than noon on friday. judge bruce bruce ryanhart ruled redactions are necessary to protect the identities of witnesses, law enforcement agents, and partiese redactions are masking the strategy, direction, scope, sources, and methods of the investigation. cbs news and other media outlets had sued to have the affidavit made public.w the redacted version will be und friday. >> reporter: in a letter made public this week, the national archives said it had been trying trying to retrieve the documents documents for months. elise preston, cbs news, new york. >> the criticism continues. by the way, attorney general merrick garland dismissed the criticism that the search was politically motivated saying it was only authorized after a grand jury found probable causeo authorize that warrant. > >> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, local contractors targeted for their equipment. how one man is making it his mission to get the the tools back and track them down. > >> then the 49ers take the field field for the final pre-season game in a couple of hours. why it is an actual dress rewho salr one kyle shanahan. > >> beautiful weather across the bay area once again today. the fog and low cloud cover stubbornly hanging out along the the coast. otherwise, full sunshine for the rest of the bay bay area. we'll take a look at another normal day tomorrow and cooldown for the weekend coming up in the first alert forecast. here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. > >> in a couple of hours, the 49ers face the texans. vern glenn has a look ahead. >> what are the 49ers going to look like once the regular season starts? tonight we will give you your best look at it. t is called the dress rehearsal game. most of the 49ers starters starters will play against the texans starters for the first half of this final practice game. kyle shanahan's lid will be in mid season form. he is no longer allowed to wear his red hat called the shana-hat. even the cardinals coach came to his defense. >> i got to voice my support for for kyle shanahan's hat. because hat. because i have seen that they are trying to make him change. and i just want to say let my guy live. he has been one been one of the most swaggie coaches for his entire career on on the sideline. i'm not sure if if you saw the camouflaged pattern they offer to us, it is not cutting it. >> back to the game. between now now and next tuesday, the 49ers have some huge roster decisions to make. next tuesday is cutdown cutdown day. all teams have to t from 80 to 53 for the regular season. >> got to make some cuts. all right. we'll see how this one plays out. thanks so much my friend. > >> now is your chance to recognize your favorite 49ers super fan. get out your cell phone. open up the camera. scan that qr code right there on your your screen. follow the link. ad nominate members of what we are calling the faithful. all season season long, we will be highlighting these faithful super fans. > >> frombreak-ins to shoplifting, property crime in san francisco does not just come with a cost for the victims. for some, it is is also making it very difficult difficult to work. our wilson walker spoke to one contractor who picked up another job and is is now tracking down stolen tools. >> remodel. >> reporter: from full remodels in the oakland hills, to foundation replacements in san francisco. dan mccann built his contracting business from scratch employing teams of workers on various sites. and for all of the complexities that that come with running jobs around the bay, his work in san francisco has presented one particular challenge. >> maybe somebody was staking us us out and broke the lock off. t themselves in. a bunch of smaller items came out to about0 worth ofaddersn it. pipe racks. racks. >> reporter: tony campos is another victim though he tries to keep his van as inconspicuous inconspicuous as possible. the third time convinced dan to take take on another job. tracking down his stolen property. and he he says it wasn't that hard to find. a resale website and a ser who may not be the thief but has has thousands of items for sale. sale. >> this is the guy who tried to sell me my stuff back. 2600 items sold on offer up. >> reporter: zeroing in on a saw saw he recognized, he set up a parking lot meeting in which he confronted the seller. they demanded proof of a serial number which dan produced the following day. >> gave him the serial number te same day. the cops want me to find him again. before they will will do anything about it. so, that was kind of frustrating. >> reporter: police say they cannot comment as they now have several ongoing investigations into the fencing of stolen property. but they do encourage everyone to record serial numbers and put distinct markings on your tools. this is a common and costly problem. in san francisco, wilson walker, k. >> wilson, thank you. > >> a stunning sight at the rock of gibraltor. a cloud over that scenic limestone. they blow eastward, combined with that unique beautiful landscape. the u.k. office posted this time lapse saying that jets are takig off in front of this impressive view. so likely, you will see se of that on social media, too. > >> let's look at our forecast with first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen. whata sight that is. >> similar to the marin head winds that forms the fog movingn her pattern will continue. a continue. a little parade of ripples in the upper levels of the atmosphere scooting through keeping temperatures close to normal. that will be the case again tomorrow. and we are in for more of a cooldown headed into the weekend. right now, there's the fog rolling through the golden gate. can't quite see see the marin headlands becausef the fog. temperatures 66 degrees degrees in downtown san francisco to 91 degrees in livermore. still a bit toasty in in the east bay, but those temperatures are normally warm for late august. 83 degrees now in san jose. pretty comfortably warm 83 degrees on the nose in santa rosa. if you are headed out for the as for their first game against the yankees, they e taking on the new york yankees., there are more as fans if attendance than yankees fans. ts drop off quickly as the marine air makes its way across the bay bay through the rest of tonightt shows pushing well inland by early tomorrow morning. we will see coastal drizzle. further inland, that fog and low cloud cover is not going to last longp to around the bay afternoon ere rmte sunshine is the most you can hope for. temperatures dropping to the mid to upper 50s to around 60 degrees in most locations. a very normal looking looking temperature map. high temperatures on friday, everybody within a degree or two two of average once again. but maybe a couple of spots a degree degree or two warmer. just another typical late august dayw to mid 60s along the coast. don the peninsula, santa clara vall, right at 84 degrees in san joses inland. mid to upper 80s to around 90 degrees which is warmt it is definitely warm. upper 60s 60s , a mix of upper 60s and low to mid 70s for oakland in the east bay. temperatures in the lower half half of the 80s until you go much further inland. temperatures likely to t up into the 90s inland mendocino county and most of lake county. further down the line, beyond the seven day fore, the eight to 14 day outlook continues to show a significant chance of above average temperatures the first week or so of september including labor day weekend. if this pattern sets up, it might be accompanied accompanied by offshore winds across the bay area. it is not something you should be worried about. let us do that. temperats cooler than average over the weekend. enjoy that. temperaturs in san jose, only reaching the upper 70s . that is great for late august. mid 60s in san francisco. around 60 along the coast. warm spots only reaching low to mid 80s this weekend. ts should be a little bit above average by the middle of next week. > >> coming up, rescued by royalty. which family just tooks little guy home? > >> don't forget to join us for our 7:00 a.m. weekday newscast on any platform using the free s news app. >> welcome back. peloton teaming teaming up with amazon trying tt slumping sales by selling its original exercise bike and ore gear through ther commerce giant. peloton is shifting delivery work to third party vendors and closing stores. they stores. they are still down nearly 90% over the past year. > >> well, the real producers of the musical hamilton are donating the damages awarded from an illegal production of the hit show. the money will benefit south texas equality project. that's a coalition of lgbtqia plus organizations after after a church staged an unauthorized version of hamilton hamilton with lyrics that changed to fit their messages and added text for christian teams. and had a sermon that compared homosexuality to addiction. now they are paying for that. > >> elton john and brittney spears. the duet called hold me closer drops tomorrow. so many people are excited about it. > >> look at this, from rescue dog dog to royalty. meet the latest edition to prince harry and meghan markle's family. they adopted a beagle named mama miay met her during a visit to the beagle freedom project in la. se was one of thousands of beagles removed from a breeding facility facility in virginia. now she is is going home in royal style. ad staying in california by the way. > >> coming up, how you get a taste of the popular 90 show, friends. how you doing? > >> i'm meg oliver in bridgeton, new jersey. we will show you how how a non-profit is using basketball to keep kids here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. >> get a look at this. it is my story at 5:00. this billboard in in san francisco warns californians against moving to texas. using some pretty dark imagery that is connected to the the school shooting in uvalde and we asked a lot of people why why they think it is there. i'll there. i'll have that story coming up on the news at 5:00 wh sara donchey and ryan yamamoto. > >> finally at 3:00, fans of the 90s sitcom friends can get a taste of the show in coffee form. a lot of the characters hung out at central perk, a coffee shop. now, the branding experts are trying to make a buck. you can buy the coffee online with the same name. there name. there is joey's how you doing. and we were on a coffee break. and pivot blend. also, an an actual central perk coffee house. but so far, no word on where that will be. thank you very much for watching kpix5 news at 3:00, cbs evening news is next and we'll be back with more local news at 5:00. and we are captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, what we're learning right now is a federal judge has ordered the justice department to release parts to have the affidavit that were used to justify that f.b.i. search of donald trump's florida resort. the breaking news and when americans could get more details on why the u.s. government wanted to enter mar-a-lago, looking for top secret documents. cbs's robert costa is in palm beach with new reporting. >> fears of a nuclear meltdown in ukraine grow after europe's largest power plant disconnects from the power grid twice. cbs's debora patta is in kyiv. fighting the teacher shortage, cbs's adriana diaz looks at schools offering things like a four-day work week to get educators back in the classroom.

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