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I took great pride in them. And then when i started noticing they were down, i was very traumatized. The days are getting longer, but its getting darker around lake merritt in oakland. People want these lights to feel comfortable, but thieves are making it difficult. Remembering our history, remembering the survivors and remembering those who perished is an incredible way for us to remember who we are as a city, how resilient we are as a city as we continue to move forward today. A day of reflection. 118 years since San Franciscos great earthquake of 1906. Now its my turn to step up. And i know with our staff and our team, we all have each others back and were excited about doing what we do, which is to roll up our sleeves and get to work. Big shoes to fill. New Womens Basketball head coach kate paye is ready for the challenge at stanford. And you might call it a dream job. An opportunity fit for an ice cream lover. Oh, that might be a dream job for so many. Good morning, im gianna franco. And happy thursday. As i like to say friday junior friday eve. I see the weekend. Uhhuh. Good morning, im reed cowan. Nice to have you with us. And im nicole zaloumis. And were going to stay away from giannas thoughts on ice cream. We learned that in the last hour. She doesnt like ice cream and that job would not be a fit for you. Not my favorite. That would not be the job for me. Cake, sure. Okay. Lets take a live look outside on this thursday morning. Speaking of sweet. This is going to be a gorgeous day here in the bay. You can already see it right there as the sun is getting set to rise here. Jessica, and what kind of temperatures are we talking about . Oh, its another day of above average temperatures here in the bay area. Something to look forward to especially as we head into the afternoon hours. So with that in mind, lets actually dive into our weather headlines and waking up and heading out the door, its mostly clear for us this morning. We had a little bit of patchy fog in the overnight hours. Well just see some passing clouds throughout the forecast today and tomorrow. And highs are remaining above average. So lets dive over to the map real fast and then go back. Rest of the weather headlines. Today in the 60s this afternoon near San Francisco. 70s up into wine country. And santa rosa. Stretching all the way over into antioch and 80s this afternoon. And heres our live look down into the Santa Clara Valley. And a mix of sun and clouds already right now. And later today, were going to see a similar trend but at least our daytime highs are going to hit the 80s near san jose. So now that we have that covered lets go right back to the monitor and lets talk about the last weather headline. Which is some changes as we head into next week. And its not until late next week and heres whats going on. Hooking at the longrange models, days eight to 14, so just a little bit further than our 7 day model that you will see coming up in a bit. There is a chance of showers in the forecast for us and im going to time that out for you coming up in just a bit because actually better yet. Let me show you. The next seven days were seeing daytime highs still above average. Were dealing with a lot of warmth in the forecast for us. But we cool down quick as we head into next week. By around wednesday, 80s turning into 60s. And this is in our inland areas. Meaning thats one of the warmest spots. If you see the bay area forecast closer to San Francisco and over into oakland, a lot cooler weather is just off in the distance and thats going to be the next chance that we could see some showers in the forecast. Moreen that in a bit. For now over to you, g. Lets talk about the roadways right now as you get ready to hop on some of our freeways and bridges. We are already tracking brake lights over at the bay bridge. Westbound you can see its getting a little bit busy for commuters heading into San Francisco this morning. But that and that trouble spot in the Altamont Pass are really the only things we kind of have brewing right now out on the roadways. Westbound 580 at grant line. Theres a crash there as well. So its kind of the headlines overall everything looks pretty clear just like the nimitz right here. No delays in both directions. Live cameras at oakland. News of a Deadly Police shooting and happened at a home on 16th and adeline streets in west oakland. The suspect shot dead duringen arrest. The officers involved from sacramento Law Enforcement. So heres what we know at this hour. Oakland police say they were at a home to help arrest a homicide suspect. They say a man came out pointing a gun and then police fired. This has been an active scene as you can see in the video that weve acquired before sunup in fact. Were working to get the details for your community. But for now, the officers involved are on customary administrative leave. Across bridge now to San Francisco. Where District Attorney Brooke Jenkins remembers this well. And shes got a request for many of you this morning who might have been trapped in the protest. If you are one of the hundreds who were stuck on the Golden Gate Bridge during mondays protest, you need to file a report she says with the california highway patrol. Why . Well, the da says you could have been the victim of false imprisonment. And your story has to be on record with the chp. Jenkins is eyeing 26 arrested during the protest that shut down the bridge for hours in both directions. But she says she needs to see reports filed to consider those charges. Now we know you hearing that about the Golden Gate Bridge. And you are wondering, well, what about over on the 880 . Also stuck because of the protests that shut down 2880 for hours. Theres a similar theme here to talk about from the da in the east bay. Pamela price. Says she needs more information from the chp before any of us will know the fates of the 12 people arrested during that protest that happened same day as the Golden Gate Bridge protest. In fact, price expressed support for the right to protest, in a statement but also said Public Safety should never be compromised. We also know you are wanting to know about this. A followup to the protest that happened at google headquarters. This was in the form of a live stream sitin that led to arrests and google telling us they fired all 28 workers that led about a dozen employees to protest inside offices not only here in the bay but also in new york. The San Francisco protests like we said was streamed live. The employees sat in protest of googles cloud project nimbus contract with the israeli government. Now Police Arrested nine total on charges of trespassing in that case. Nicole . Its time now for a look at this mornings other top stories. City leaders and First Responders gathered on Market Street to commemorate 118 years since the great earthquake of San Francisco. We were there as historians recounted memories of the quake and the harrowing efforts to save anyone and everyone and then the devastating fires that came after the shaking. It took them days to put them all out. Right now, part two of the commemoration is under way. The golden fire hydrant at dolores park is being repainted the one that helped fight all the flames. Were going to have a live report from the ceremony coming up. Jury selection is set to continue today in former president Donald Trumps criminal trial in new york. Seven jurors were seated on tuesday. Leaving five more to be chosen. Opening statements could begin monday. Trump is accused of falsifying documents to hide a money payment for an alleged affair with adult film actress stormy daniels. Tour turmoil for House Republicans and Senate Democrats just voted down articles of impeachment against Homeland Security secretary alejandro mayorkas. Slamming the move as a political stunt. Now embattled House Speaker mike johnson is setting up a vote on separate bills to fund aid for ukraine and israel despite objections from members of his own party. G . The light poles look pretty unrational. Green and over about 100 years old. Unremarkable and as Katie Nielsen shows us they are so desperate for copper some thieves are actually kicking them out of the ground as its creating a big problem for the city. Reporter Michael Stadler lives only a few blocks from lake merritt and works from home most of the time. Which is why he comes down to the lake sometimes twice a day. Sunshine, a little bit of nature and then the people and i really like being around the people and it makes me feel like just kind of part of the community. Reporter but recently he and others who regularly walk or run around the lake have noticed some of the light posts and string lights are missing. I think i would feel more comfortable if the lights were up and also my wife likes to run really early in the morning. I think that does concern me more. So im generally more concerned about her. Lighted spaces always seem safer. Dark spaces just seem like places you can get away with stuff more. Reporter there are 126 lamp posts holding up more than 4,000 string lights that wrap around the more than three mile lake. They were first installed in 1925 and are affectionately called the necklace of lights. The lake is our crown jewel and i remember when they put up the lights and it was so beautiful and i love driving by it. And its its magical. Reporter maureen molmen is a volunteer with the lake merritt breakfast club, a Community Group that cares for the lake and the necklace of lights. I took great pride in them. And then when i started noticing they were down, i was very traumatized. Yep. Reporter Oakland Public Works employees were out at the lake putting up temporary poles and lights. The city says a total of ten original poles are damaged or missing. And some of the poles came down when trees fell on the lights during recent storms. Others were vandalized, cut off at the base and wires have been ripped out or damaged from 34 curb electrical boxes, possibly to steal the copper. Well, in order to replace them the city has to have them custom made at a price of about 15,000 apiece. Time now 6 09. Rescuing a pooch. The Animal Rescue you wont want to miss in San Francisco. And the violence weve seen in our San Francisco jails raising concerns. Were asking a rough day on the trail for a pup in San Francisco who went over the side of a cliff and needed to be rescued. This happened last night at fort funston. The Fire Department says that two dogs fell off a cliff and one of them got back up okay. But the other dog a Belgian Malinois named otis needed a rescue team to help him out. Well crews were able to get him into a special harness and justas the sun was setting here they were able to hoist him up to the side of the cliff and back the safety. Thankfully everyone is okay and jess, you have another Animal Rescue overseas. Absolutely. Check this out. It was a cat hanging on for dear life. He was clinging on to the car door during a flash flooding that happened in dubai recently. But video showed Police Pulling up in a boat bringing the cat to safety. Dubai was hit by a rare storm. The usual hot and dry climate area. As you take a look at whats going on for us back here in the states, us back here locally, weve been dealing with some active weather this week too. Back here in the bay, gosh, its been pleasant for us. Taking a look at our dry conditions that weve had so far this week. This has been a really big treat considering the fact were still above average for the rainfall season so far. But heading into the next seven days theres a slight chance of showers next wednesday but as of now thats still very light and if anything, it would be thenorth bay to get hit first. But its also worth noting that were keeping a close eye on on the longrange models because its been a beautiful dry week for us here in the bay. The forecast for today in just a minute but looking at the next 8 to 14 days, we could see some wetter than normal conditions throughout the state of california. So we are going to keep a close eye on that but head right back into the forecast for us today and drop the monotar. A mix of sun and clouds just like yesterday and upper 60s near San Francisco and butting us about five degrees above average there. Once we make our way off into areas like vallejo and concord, were now talking about upper 70s and lower 80s. Its a stunning day to get out there to get some fresh air, the pollen count is relatively high still. That will be the case as we heainto the next three days. Hold on tight to 70s but kind of drop off from the 80s at least into the weekend forecast. In our inland areas, so were talking about concord and antioch and all the way up into wine country. Flirting with the 70s and the 80s until around next tuesday. Thats when we drop down to the 60s. A cold front at that point will move its wait in and thats going to bring us some cooler weather. Still partly cloudy skies like what weve seen so far. But to add to that theres a light chance of showers for the north bay friends on wednesdays forecast. More on that in a bit. For now over to you, g. All right. Thank you. Lets talk about the morning commute. And we are already starting to see the brake lights stack up a live look at the nimitz freeway and you can see actually here it looks pretty good. Another map and show you some brake lights there you go. Westbound 580 right at grant line road thats the ride into the Altamont Pass, thats a pretty busy commute this morning coming out of tracy into the Altamont Pass. We typically see delays and brake lights through there. But when theres a crash, that definitely adds to a busier than normal commute. For supercommuters, typically making more than an hour and a half for their drive. All right, westbound 80 actually doing okay for the most part. If you are coming out of hercules into richmond you will be tapping the brake lights a little bit but the rest of the way no brake lights until you get to this point. And good morning, everybody making that ride across the bay bridge toll plaza. Thats definitely starting to get a little bit busy here with those metering lights officially on this morning. They were turned on at about 5 30. So a little slow there. But just noticing on the approaches if you are taking 880 northbound to the bay bridge into the maze or westbound 5890, thats still looking pretty good. And then if you are headed past berkeley through emeryville. Were not seeing a lot of brake lights or issues through there. So thats a look the morning drive. San francisco Law Enforcement has quite a plate in front of them from the lockdown at two county jails to todays commemoration of the harrowing 1906 earthquake. Joining us in studio this morning to talk about all of this and more is San Francisco sheriff paul miyamoto. Welcome so great to have you in studio. Good morning. Always happy to be here. So we know its been a busy morning for you. And we did see a little glimpse of you in the coverage of ceremonies this morning batlets talk about the lockdowns behind bars and as many asking this were starting to see in the bay area in general. There a larger problem here that were not seeing. I think part of it is that we moved on from the pandemic and gotten into normalcy in the jails, just as much as we have in the community, theres a reflection of that in the behaviors that weve seen. Weve had an increase . Violence against our people and completely focused on our people and the lockdowns are a way in the system in which we kind of calm things down and bring things back together and have the opportunity to investigate in term of our housing units. And move on there from to keep people safe. Low Staffing Levels an issue when it comes to this . Low Staffing Levels are definitely a challenge for us. But most of these attacks and usually when deputies are assaulted its a oneonone thing. Theyre targeting deputies, theyre targeting individuals oneonone. Some of these assaults have occurred with other deputies present as well and other staff. Our response times in the jails in terms of getting more help to people when these happen are still there. Its not as many people but theres always help on the way. Its low staffing and then long shifts. We did report that even if you have those there, there may not be at their best in those environments. Because theyre working those overtime hours. Absolutely. Thats a very big challenge for us right now. Were down close to 200 deputies in the entire system. Were down to about 75 staffing. And each division. So its very challenging for us to get people up to a level in which they feel comfortable. Because we are all human and we get tired working the long hours. We know that. Right . Yes. So lets pivot to the event this morning honoring those who died during that 1906 earthquake here. And we were just at Lottas Fountain as were you on Market Street and this was the Meeting Point for so many San Francisco residents during that time. How significant is this for San Francisco<\/a>s great earthquake of 1906. Now its my turn to step up. And i know with our staff and our team, we all have each others back and were excited about doing what we do, which is to roll up our sleeves and get to work. Big shoes to fill. New Womens Basketball<\/a> head coach kate paye is ready for the challenge at stanford. And you might call it a dream job. An opportunity fit for an ice cream lover. Oh, that might be a dream job for so many. Good morning, im gianna franco. And happy thursday. As i like to say friday junior friday eve. I see the weekend. Uhhuh. Good morning, im reed cowan. Nice to have you with us. And im nicole zaloumis. And were going to stay away from giannas thoughts on ice cream. We learned that in the last hour. She doesnt like ice cream and that job would not be a fit for you. Not my favorite. That would not be the job for me. Cake, sure. Okay. Lets take a live look outside on this thursday morning. Speaking of sweet. This is going to be a gorgeous day here in the bay. You can already see it right there as the sun is getting set to rise here. Jessica, and what kind of temperatures are we talking about . Oh, its another day of above average temperatures here in the bay area. Something to look forward to especially as we head into the afternoon hours. So with that in mind, lets actually dive into our weather headlines and waking up and heading out the door, its mostly clear for us this morning. We had a little bit of patchy fog in the overnight hours. Well just see some passing clouds throughout the forecast today and tomorrow. And highs are remaining above average. So lets dive over to the map real fast and then go back. Rest of the weather headlines. Today in the 60s this afternoon near San Francisco<\/a>. 70s up into wine country. And santa rosa. Stretching all the way over into antioch and 80s this afternoon. And heres our live look down into the Santa Clara Valley<\/a>. And a mix of sun and clouds already right now. And later today, were going to see a similar trend but at least our daytime highs are going to hit the 80s near san jose. So now that we have that covered lets go right back to the monitor and lets talk about the last weather headline. Which is some changes as we head into next week. And its not until late next week and heres whats going on. Hooking at the longrange models, days eight to 14, so just a little bit further than our 7 day model that you will see coming up in a bit. There is a chance of showers in the forecast for us and im going to time that out for you coming up in just a bit because actually better yet. Let me show you. The next seven days were seeing daytime highs still above average. Were dealing with a lot of warmth in the forecast for us. But we cool down quick as we head into next week. By around wednesday, 80s turning into 60s. And this is in our inland areas. Meaning thats one of the warmest spots. If you see the bay area forecast closer to San Francisco<\/a> and over into oakland, a lot cooler weather is just off in the distance and thats going to be the next chance that we could see some showers in the forecast. Moreen that in a bit. For now over to you, g. Lets talk about the roadways right now as you get ready to hop on some of our freeways and bridges. We are already tracking brake lights over at the bay bridge. Westbound you can see its getting a little bit busy for commuters heading into San Francisco<\/a> this morning. But that and that trouble spot in the Altamont Pass<\/a> are really the only things we kind of have brewing right now out on the roadways. Westbound 580 at grant line. Theres a crash there as well. So its kind of the headlines overall everything looks pretty clear just like the nimitz right here. No delays in both directions. Live cameras at oakland. News of a Deadly Police<\/a> shooting and happened at a home on 16th and adeline streets in west oakland. The suspect shot dead duringen arrest. The officers involved from sacramento Law Enforcement<\/a>. So heres what we know at this hour. Oakland police say they were at a home to help arrest a homicide suspect. They say a man came out pointing a gun and then police fired. This has been an active scene as you can see in the video that weve acquired before sunup in fact. Were working to get the details for your community. But for now, the officers involved are on customary administrative leave. Across bridge now to San Francisco<\/a>. Where District Attorney<\/a> Brooke Jenkins<\/a> remembers this well. And shes got a request for many of you this morning who might have been trapped in the protest. If you are one of the hundreds who were stuck on the Golden Gate Bridge<\/a> during mondays protest, you need to file a report she says with the california highway patrol. Why . Well, the da says you could have been the victim of false imprisonment. And your story has to be on record with the chp. Jenkins is eyeing 26 arrested during the protest that shut down the bridge for hours in both directions. But she says she needs to see reports filed to consider those charges. Now we know you hearing that about the Golden Gate Bridge<\/a>. And you are wondering, well, what about over on the 880 . Also stuck because of the protests that shut down 2880 for hours. Theres a similar theme here to talk about from the da in the east bay. Pamela price. Says she needs more information from the chp before any of us will know the fates of the 12 people arrested during that protest that happened same day as the Golden Gate Bridge<\/a> protest. In fact, price expressed support for the right to protest, in a statement but also said Public Safety<\/a> should never be compromised. We also know you are wanting to know about this. A followup to the protest that happened at google headquarters. This was in the form of a live stream sitin that led to arrests and google telling us they fired all 28 workers that led about a dozen employees to protest inside offices not only here in the bay but also in new york. The San Francisco<\/a> protests like we said was streamed live. The employees sat in protest of googles cloud project nimbus contract with the israeli government. Now Police Arrested<\/a> nine total on charges of trespassing in that case. Nicole . Its time now for a look at this mornings other top stories. City leaders and First Responders<\/a> gathered on Market Street<\/a> to commemorate 118 years since the great earthquake of San Francisco<\/a>. We were there as historians recounted memories of the quake and the harrowing efforts to save anyone and everyone and then the devastating fires that came after the shaking. It took them days to put them all out. Right now, part two of the commemoration is under way. The golden fire hydrant at dolores park is being repainted the one that helped fight all the flames. Were going to have a live report from the ceremony coming up. Jury selection is set to continue today in former president Donald Trumps<\/a> criminal trial in new york. Seven jurors were seated on tuesday. Leaving five more to be chosen. Opening statements could begin monday. Trump is accused of falsifying documents to hide a money payment for an alleged affair with adult film actress stormy daniels. Tour turmoil for House Republicans<\/a> and Senate Democrats<\/a> just voted down articles of impeachment against Homeland Security<\/a> secretary alejandro mayorkas. Slamming the move as a political stunt. Now embattled House Speaker<\/a> mike johnson is setting up a vote on separate bills to fund aid for ukraine and israel despite objections from members of his own party. G . The light poles look pretty unrational. Green and over about 100 years old. Unremarkable and as Katie Nielsen<\/a> shows us they are so desperate for copper some thieves are actually kicking them out of the ground as its creating a big problem for the city. Reporter Michael Stadler<\/a> lives only a few blocks from lake merritt and works from home most of the time. Which is why he comes down to the lake sometimes twice a day. Sunshine, a little bit of nature and then the people and i really like being around the people and it makes me feel like just kind of part of the community. Reporter but recently he and others who regularly walk or run around the lake have noticed some of the light posts and string lights are missing. I think i would feel more comfortable if the lights were up and also my wife likes to run really early in the morning. I think that does concern me more. So im generally more concerned about her. Lighted spaces always seem safer. Dark spaces just seem like places you can get away with stuff more. Reporter there are 126 lamp posts holding up more than 4,000 string lights that wrap around the more than three mile lake. They were first installed in 1925 and are affectionately called the necklace of lights. The lake is our crown jewel and i remember when they put up the lights and it was so beautiful and i love driving by it. And its its magical. Reporter maureen molmen is a volunteer with the lake merritt breakfast club, a Community Group<\/a> that cares for the lake and the necklace of lights. I took great pride in them. And then when i started noticing they were down, i was very traumatized. Yep. Reporter Oakland Public Works<\/a> employees were out at the lake putting up temporary poles and lights. The city says a total of ten original poles are damaged or missing. And some of the poles came down when trees fell on the lights during recent storms. Others were vandalized, cut off at the base and wires have been ripped out or damaged from 34 curb electrical boxes, possibly to steal the copper. Well, in order to replace them the city has to have them custom made at a price of about 15,000 apiece. Time now 6 09. Rescuing a pooch. The Animal Rescue<\/a> you wont want to miss in San Francisco<\/a>. And the violence weve seen in our San Francisco<\/a> jails raising concerns. Were asking a rough day on the trail for a pup in San Francisco<\/a> who went over the side of a cliff and needed to be rescued. This happened last night at fort funston. The Fire Department<\/a> says that two dogs fell off a cliff and one of them got back up okay. But the other dog a Belgian Malinois<\/a> named otis needed a rescue team to help him out. Well crews were able to get him into a special harness and justas the sun was setting here they were able to hoist him up to the side of the cliff and back the safety. Thankfully everyone is okay and jess, you have another Animal Rescue<\/a> overseas. Absolutely. Check this out. It was a cat hanging on for dear life. He was clinging on to the car door during a flash flooding that happened in dubai recently. But video showed Police Pulling<\/a> up in a boat bringing the cat to safety. Dubai was hit by a rare storm. The usual hot and dry climate area. As you take a look at whats going on for us back here in the states, us back here locally, weve been dealing with some active weather this week too. Back here in the bay, gosh, its been pleasant for us. Taking a look at our dry conditions that weve had so far this week. This has been a really big treat considering the fact were still above average for the rainfall season so far. But heading into the next seven days theres a slight chance of showers next wednesday but as of now thats still very light and if anything, it would be thenorth bay to get hit first. But its also worth noting that were keeping a close eye on on the longrange models because its been a beautiful dry week for us here in the bay. The forecast for today in just a minute but looking at the next 8 to 14 days, we could see some wetter than normal conditions throughout the state of california. So we are going to keep a close eye on that but head right back into the forecast for us today and drop the monotar. A mix of sun and clouds just like yesterday and upper 60s near San Francisco<\/a> and butting us about five degrees above average there. Once we make our way off into areas like vallejo and concord, were now talking about upper 70s and lower 80s. Its a stunning day to get out there to get some fresh air, the pollen count is relatively high still. That will be the case as we heainto the next three days. Hold on tight to 70s but kind of drop off from the 80s at least into the weekend forecast. In our inland areas, so were talking about concord and antioch and all the way up into wine country. Flirting with the 70s and the 80s until around next tuesday. Thats when we drop down to the 60s. A cold front at that point will move its wait in and thats going to bring us some cooler weather. Still partly cloudy skies like what weve seen so far. But to add to that theres a light chance of showers for the north bay friends on wednesdays forecast. More on that in a bit. For now over to you, g. All right. Thank you. Lets talk about the morning commute. And we are already starting to see the brake lights stack up a live look at the nimitz freeway and you can see actually here it looks pretty good. Another map and show you some brake lights there you go. Westbound 580 right at grant line road thats the ride into the Altamont Pass<\/a>, thats a pretty busy commute this morning coming out of tracy into the Altamont Pass<\/a>. We typically see delays and brake lights through there. But when theres a crash, that definitely adds to a busier than normal commute. For supercommuters, typically making more than an hour and a half for their drive. All right, westbound 80 actually doing okay for the most part. If you are coming out of hercules into richmond you will be tapping the brake lights a little bit but the rest of the way no brake lights until you get to this point. And good morning, everybody making that ride across the bay bridge toll plaza. Thats definitely starting to get a little bit busy here with those metering lights officially on this morning. They were turned on at about 5 30. So a little slow there. But just noticing on the approaches if you are taking 880 northbound to the bay bridge into the maze or westbound 5890, thats still looking pretty good. And then if you are headed past berkeley through emeryville. Were not seeing a lot of brake lights or issues through there. So thats a look the morning drive. San francisco Law Enforcement<\/a> has quite a plate in front of them from the lockdown at two county jails to todays commemoration of the harrowing 1906 earthquake. Joining us in studio this morning to talk about all of this and more is San Francisco<\/a> sheriff paul miyamoto. Welcome so great to have you in studio. Good morning. Always happy to be here. So we know its been a busy morning for you. And we did see a little glimpse of you in the coverage of ceremonies this morning batlets talk about the lockdowns behind bars and as many asking this were starting to see in the bay area in general. There a larger problem here that were not seeing. I think part of it is that we moved on from the pandemic and gotten into normalcy in the jails, just as much as we have in the community, theres a reflection of that in the behaviors that weve seen. Weve had an increase . Violence against our people and completely focused on our people and the lockdowns are a way in the system in which we kind of calm things down and bring things back together and have the opportunity to investigate in term of our housing units. And move on there from to keep people safe. Low Staffing Levels<\/a> an issue when it comes to this . Low Staffing Levels<\/a> are definitely a challenge for us. But most of these attacks and usually when deputies are assaulted its a oneonone thing. Theyre targeting deputies, theyre targeting individuals oneonone. Some of these assaults have occurred with other deputies present as well and other staff. Our response times in the jails in terms of getting more help to people when these happen are still there. Its not as many people but theres always help on the way. Its low staffing and then long shifts. We did report that even if you have those there, there may not be at their best in those environments. Because theyre working those overtime hours. Absolutely. Thats a very big challenge for us right now. Were down close to 200 deputies in the entire system. Were down to about 75 staffing. And each division. So its very challenging for us to get people up to a level in which they feel comfortable. Because we are all human and we get tired working the long hours. We know that. Right . Yes. So lets pivot to the event this morning honoring those who died during that 1906 earthquake here. And we were just at Lottas Fountain<\/a> as were you on Market Street<\/a> and this was the Meeting Point<\/a> for so many San Francisco<\/a> residents during that time. How significant is this for First Responders<\/a> at that time . I think its very important to recognize that during the 1906 earthquake, it was not just a First Responders<\/a> who were dealing with it. But the entire community. And so we need everyones help when things like that happen. Remembering what happened. So that we are prepared in the future for what will eventually be another earthquake here in San Francisco<\/a>. Its something thats very important to do. This is a great commemoration because it brings back the history and it brings back the resilience that we experienced back then. The resilience that were experiencing right now. Got can be compared to that and having everyone come together at a time before i even show up here. Sometimes can be challenging. But it shows how cohesive we are because of that turnout because of that remembrance. Its a good reminder to all of us to be prepared for that next earth wake. This weekend also marked the start of the Cherry Blossom<\/a> festival in San Francisco<\/a>s japantown. Thousands came out to celebrate Japanese Culture<\/a> and you guys were there, what was the experience like. I experienced that even before i was the sheriff. Being a member of the community. Im a fourth generation japanese american and its always a joy to bring the Community Together<\/a> again. To celebrate Something Like<\/a> the Cherry Blossom<\/a> festival. A great opportunity for us to reach out to the community go back to what we were talking ant. We need more people and always there asking people to come join our family as well. Building relationships right . Id always ask you this at the end of every segment. What did you have for breakfast this morning. One cup of coffee over at the Lottas Fountain<\/a> and looking forward to breakfast at some point in the course of the morning. We got to see you fed. I thought you were going to ask him about the food at the Cherry Blossom<\/a> festival. Actually that too. Yes. Amazing. Good food and good times and Great Community<\/a> spirit. Somebody feed the sheriff before he gets our studios. Sheriff miyamoto, we appreciate you as always. 6 20. It will feel weird at first not seeing Tara Vanderveer<\/a> on the sidelines but kate paye is ready to take over at stanford. And heres a live look outside before we head to break on this thursday morning. It is going to be gorgeous here in the bay. It has been. I mean, all week we have been spoiled. So if you are headed out the door this morning, please have a smile on your face. Bay area has beautiful weather. Well be right back. A round of applause, stanford formally announced kate paye as the new head coach of the women eschewal team. Paye is replacing Tara Vanderveer<\/a> after the coach announced her retirement last week. Paye worked as her assistant for 17 seasons already so she knows the drill. Our vern glenn spoke with paye yesterday about her excitement. Is your head spinning right now . Its been a wild 24 hours, vern, yeah. I know it will be a lot different and i know i will have a lot to learn. Fortunately really excited that all of the staff is coming back. We all love stanford. We love being here. We love working with the studentathletes and our team. You know, i have had the opportunity to watch like her take over for neka. Now its my turn to step up and i know with our staff and our team, we all have each others back and were excited about doing what we do which is torulae up our sleeves and get to work. Work and get more wins and i mean she had a front row seat for so many years. Some big shoes to fill. But if anyone is capable of more than capable. Its her. Im excited to see her shine and im sure tara is as well. Just record what she just said and have to it on the alarm clock this morning. Roll up the sleeves and get to work. Now a couple of lucky young fans at the giants marlins game in miami. A kid caught a foul ball and then he does the unexpected. He gives the ball to his baby sister. Might have to now. There you go. Oh. Thats excellent. Thats beautiful. Isnt that adorable . The kid worked hard to catch that baseball. You can see him dart over to the stairs to snag it barely beating a couple of other contenders there. Well, ultimately giving the ball to his little sister and mom and dad look very pleased. I mean look at him. So excited to hand the ball over to her and see the joy in her face. And even though we have sibling rivalry here, you know, because thats just normal, and exists. A hug too. A hug. With it. Thats going to be good older brother. I have an older brother whos four years older and i adore him and i have boys that of course 14 and 12 years old. Gentlemen. They are gentlemen. And my 5yearold daughter. And they protect her. So. Yeah. And send them to my house. We got some rivalry going on. Uhoh. Your ages are closer though. Yeah, yeah. You are like you know, its the teen i mean theyre all there. At least you know, your little one. Its hard for a 14yearold to be mean to a 5yearold but you get 13yearolds in a room together and you got my house. [ laughter ] got your house. 6 26. Celebrating 156 years of making miracles. The big day at the sf spca. Kidding kids if you are watching you are amazing and im grateful for you. Preserving history. 118 years since San Francisco<\/a>s great and tragic earthquake of 1906. And heres a live look outside before we head to break on this thursday. Its going to be a gorgeous day here in the bay area. We have your forecast, your norman, bad news. I never graduated from med school. What . But the good news is. Xfinity mobile just got even better now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. Plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. I gotta get this deal. Thats like 20 a month per unlimited line. I dont want to miss that. Thats amazing doc. Mobile savings are calling. Visit xfinitymobile. Com to learn more. Doc . And right now on cbs news bay area at 6 29. Its 118 years later. We remember San Francisco<\/a>s 1906 earthquake. That 7. 9 quake that caused a lot of devastation and more than 3,000 people were killed and now this morning, city leaders and First Responders<\/a> held a commemoration event at Lottas Fountain<\/a> on Market Street<\/a> and residented used the place as a Meeting Point<\/a> for the aftermath of the quake and a wreath was laid at spot dedicated to the memory of the late senator Dianne Feinstein<\/a> and those who died in the devastation. Following that ceremony, there was a procession to that gold painted fire hydrant on the 20th and church streets. Just near dolores park. Where it was repainted gold and that hydrant was reportedly one of the few that still supplied water at the time to fight the fires after that quake. Now on this day of reflection we know many volunteers work lard to put together this commemoration. And honor those who have contributed to the preserving that history. Shawn chitnis live this morning at dolores park and shawn, were waiting on the ceremony. But for now, we have some photos. Some historic photos that can help us appreciate that time. Reporter hey jess, good morning. Yeah, its been quite this morning with the combination of the ceremonies as well as those photos. So lets show you what is happening here at 20th and church where you can see folks have had the chance to spray paint that fire hydrant. Weve had many people make some really touching dedications to those who are from the time of the 1906 earthquake and fire, as well as others who are here with us today. And when you take these events as well as the memories that we have with those photos, it all just serves as a way to learn from the past and hopefully prepare us for a future natural disaster. Scenes from more than a century ago offer a snapshot into the destruction that consumed San Francisco<\/a> in 1906. From a major earthquake and the fire that started soon after. Im born and raised near San Francisco<\/a>. And i love our First Responders<\/a> and i love our history of San Francisco<\/a>. And this was a great way for me to contribute back to the city and keep the history of our First Responders<\/a>, all the different departments, alive. Reporter david cruz is with the guardians of the city, an organization that preserves the history of First Responders<\/a> in San Francisco<\/a>. Remembering our history, remembering the survivors, remembering those who perished, is an incredible way for us to remember who we are as a city, how resilient we are as a city, as we continue to move forward today. Reporter and as events this week mark 118 years since the 1906 earthquake and fire, reminders of the impact on the city can be found everywhere. Including the San Francisco<\/a> Elk Club Lodge<\/a> number 3. It was destroyed in 1906 and rebuilt at the location it stands in today, a place at the time to help house survivors. This week, it hosts ceremonies to honor those who helped to protect pieces of that history. [ bell dinging ] and even welcomes artifacts that remain a part of the collection. These events help david to remember the 1989 loma prieta earthquake which has a Lasting Impact<\/a> on him. I lived here and i was a young child and it was a scary moment for me. And thats what i think about if when the next one hits, what our community is going to look like. The type of support that theyre going to need and how were going to continue to rebuild San Francisco<\/a>. Reporter the ruins of the city captured in photos like these serve as a window into the tragedy at the time. But volunteers like david with the guardians hope history provides just as powerful a visual for all of us to be prepared in the future. And back out live here at the dolores park and you can see folks are still continuing to make dedications and spray paint that fountain. It really is touching again to have this combination of ceremonies here as well as the one on Market Street<\/a>. Really trying to help people to appreciate what was happening on that day and in the hours and days after in 1906. Guys, back to you. Thank you so much shawn. All right, lets dive into the forecast this morning. Fundamental to head out there and check out that commemoration, or if you have to go to work or school this morning, you are dealing with partly cloudy skies right now. And heres a look at our weather headlines. Were going to see mostly Clear Conditions<\/a> into the next couple of hours. We have some patchier fog this morning that just started to bleed off and passing clouds in the forecast today until tomorrow. Highs areremaining above average and as we take a look at the daytime highs today were talking about 60s once again near San Francisco<\/a> with 70s anywhere from petaluma off into vallejo and 80s making their debut once again from concord down into antioch and livermore and the Santa Clara Valley<\/a> near san jose. Its going to be a warm day for us heading into this afternoon. Just like yesterday, so if yesterday you didnt have the opportunity to go out there and get some fresh air do some Outdoor Activity<\/a> today is the day to do it if you have the opportunity to of course. Heres what the rest of the wet weather headlines are looking like for us though. Dealing with above average temperatures today and tomorrow lasting into this weekend with a dry weekend and a light chance of showers heading into our forecast next week. Now thats our longrange models. Ill get to that in just a minute. Another thing to mention too since its been dry for so long, were actually dealing with our pollen count still in the medium to high category. Keeping a close eye on this especially for our loved ones with sensitive allergies like myself and all my friends around me who are just noticing listening to their catchy voices. As we head into the rest of the week continuing to see the dry conditions with the light chance of showers heading into wednesday of next week. More on that in bit. For you now over to you, g. Lets talk about the freeways this morning. And were Still Holding<\/a> steady at the bay bridge toll plaza with those brake lights and metering lights on. And starting to back up a little bit more as you head a little closer to the maze this morning. They turned the lights on just about 5 46. So traffic mat earns certainly building for that commute out of the east bay for our routes across westbound 80 and also south 680 starting to get a little bit boil as well as the south 880 ride out of san leandro into hayward. Good news, just cleared a crash westbound 580 at grant line road but still busy ride into the Altamont Pass<\/a>. All right. Live cameras in oakland this morning after a Deadly Police<\/a> shooting. It happened at a home an 16th and adeline streets in west oakland. The suspect shot dead during an arrest. The officers involved from sacramento Law Enforcement<\/a>. Now heres what we know at this hour, Oakland Police<\/a> say they were at a home to help arrest a homicide suspect. They say a man came out pointing a gun and police fired. Its been an active scene before sunup and still a lot of details that are yet to be filled in. For now, the officers involved we are told are on customary administrative leave. Time now 6 36. As College Acceptance<\/a> letters pour in its time for families to get real and make decisions that could have longterm implications. Ill chat with cbs ne time now for a look at whats coming up later on cbs mornings. Tony dokoupil joins us live from new york. I have Dollar Dollar<\/a> jill. Shes going to join me but you guys are talking about money today as well. Yeah, were talking about Dollar Dollar<\/a>s lost and good morning nicole. Always a pleasure when jill is there. I wish she were here. Have a good time. Heres people not having a good time. Imagine having thousands of dollars stolen from your bank account by scammers and then your bank says hey, sorry, thats on you. Were not going to reimburse you. Thats whats happening to many americans. And anna warner spoke with some victims about why theyre being left high and dry. And rather broke. And what congress is trying to do to help them. Plus, vlad gets a little bit of experience as a standup comedian. And well, didnt go that well. He spoke exclusive simply with the up and coming comedian about why he left his Southern Roots<\/a> to dive head first into the comedy scene here in new york. Also excited about countrysinger Brittany Spencer<\/a> going to join us live in studio. How her life has changed since beyonce came calling and asked her to sing in two tracks on cowboy carter. Her new country album. So you are going to have a great time with jill. And jills advice in general is make sure you have the money and once you have the money, shell help you invest it. And manage it. Its time now for the money watch report. The 2024 College Acceptance<\/a>season which means families have an important question. How to pay for tuition. Cbs News Business<\/a> analyst Jill Schlesinger<\/a> joins us live from new york to tell us what you need to know. Jill, good morning to you. So this year, the federal government updated the free application for federal student aid form. Better known as the fafsa form. Did it deliver on the promise of saving time and helping more families qualify for those federal loans . Reporter not exactly. And although the department of ed has already addressed the early technical glitches on the form itself, a new problem has come to light. Some colleges say they have received Incorrect Information<\/a> from the government. D. O. E. Has acknowledged the problem and theyre correcting the errors they say but problems should be resolved by the end of april. That means some students and their families are going to get late packages from some of the schools that they may impact. Oh what a mess. Okay. So for those with financial offers in hand, what do they need to know . Reporter you know, i think these are so hard to read because theres no single way that any of these schools are required to detail scholarship grant and loan information. So they all use different terms. When you get these packages, make sure you understand what is being offered. And be clear about what terms these loans are carrying. And if you have a question, call the Financial Aid<\/a> office. Just say hey, whats a loan and what is free money . By the way, if your Family Finances<\/a> have changed since you completed the fafsa, maybe you had a job loss, a medical expense or you are caring for an elderly parent. Please make sure you appeal to get a better package. Jill, College Tuition<\/a> is more expensive and often people graduate with significant Student Loans<\/a> that need to be paid back. Is a four year degree still worth it . It begs the question here. Reporter the answer is yes. But with a caveat. Data show College Graduates<\/a> definitely have lower unemployment rates and they earn more money over their careers and they are able to build a larger net worth over their lifetimes. But of course if you borrowed too much money, all of these advantages they start to narrow. A good rule of thumb. Only borrow the amount of money that you will actually earn in your first job. So if you are going to be a software engineer, you could probably borrow a little bit more money. But if you are going into social services where your income will be lower for at least five, ten years, try to actually reduce the amount of money you borrow so you can afford to do all the things you want to do in your financial life. All right, thank you so much, jill. For more analysis, you can go tojillonmoney. Com. Google is planning to lay off more employees and relocate some of them overseas. According to the business insider, the layoffs will impact finance and real estate workers. With plans to relocate roles to some hubs that the company is investing in, like india, ireland, and mexico. In january, googles ceo said more layoffs were coming but would not be as severe as last year when 12,000 employees were let go. Another hit for homeowners, struggling to get coverage in california. Two more companies are ending Home Insurance<\/a> coverage here. According to the chronicle, transpacific insurance and poke owe Marine Insurance Companies<\/a> are the latest to stop insuring homes in the state. Nonrenewal notices will be going out to 12,000 policyholders on july 1st. Listen up this morning. If you have a ford, another recall. This time, for more than 450,000 bronco sport suvs and maverick pickup trucks. Federal regulators cay the vehicles may fail to detect a low battery charge, which could lead to engine or power loss while driving. Recall affects model years 2021 to 2024 for bronco sport suvs and years 2022 and 2023 for maverick pickup trucks. Well, weve got the scoop on a sweet summer gig. Get this. The American Dairy<\/a> association is looking to hire a chief ice cream officer to drive through pennsylvania all you have to do is take selfies and yes, we are in that selfie culture. And eat ice cream while you take the selfies. And then just put it all on social media. And for that, you get ice cream and you get 5,000. So you have to be 18 years of age or older a u. S. Citizen with a valid drivers license and insured personal vehicle. And apparently willing to move to pennsylvania. Which i would do for ice creek. Wellborned some fun facts earlier on this show. Gianna is not a fan of ice cream and i like ice cream and i dont eat it but when i do eat it, i eat it with my teeth. I bite into it. Im a biter too. Really . Like even if its not on on a cone . You just in the bowl you just pick no, no, ill use the spoon for that. I mean im not you know. Completely out of control. But you chew it once you spoon it. Do i chew it . Yeah. I do. Ice cream biter. I go in with the front teeth. I can see. Make me want to yeah. My boys think its so strange. My daughter we were just in the car said the same thing. Strange. Remember that i scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream. You scream running away for ice cream. I scream like a girl running into it. I said you all enjoy your ben jerrys, im personally not a fan. There was a time where i used to eat a whole container of ice cream in college. Theres a good days. Good old days. Well, now taking a live look outside on this thursday morning. I think Everyone Needs<\/a> a little ice cream this morning. Jess. And wow. Look at that. Thats just screaming how beautiful it looks outside. Ice cream cone. Kind of does. Sherbet sunrise. You win. Ding, ding, ding. Thank you. Very good. Hi jess. Oh. Hey guys. I was literally salt and straw like two nights ago by myself grabbing myself like a single scoop. This is like the reality of living just in an area that has the salt and straw. Its dangerous and not good for you but its amazing nonetheless. What kind did you get. So happy right. So worth it. They always have the like new flavors of the season. I like tried a couple of those but all right guys lets take a quick look at whats going on outside. Head to salt and straw, ben jerrys, we have warm weather as we head into this afternoon. Now we have a couple of passing clouds at times but nothing producing rain by any means. Were going to see dry skies lasting into this weekend. With warm conditions around the corner too. And it has been a very warm week for us in our inland areas. Im talking about concord stretching all the way into about york and livermore too. Its worth noting were in the in drought in the state of california. Only 5 of california is dealing with some dry conditions. But still no Drought Conditions<\/a> whatsoever. Now lets go back to what i was trying to get at. Concord at 81degrees this afternoon and 83 all the way over into san jose. And up near santa rosa were warning up into the upper 70s this afternoon. So all throughout the bay area, were dealing with a lot of warmth today. A lot of sunshine. Mixed with those clouds at times. And light winds moving i from the north. Its a beautiful forecast for us this afternoon down into the Santa Clara Valley<\/a> once again, were seeing upper 70s along the foothills just close to los gatos. Low 80s near san jose. And i want to show you the next seven days and we have a lot of changes in the forecast for us. But really its not until day eight. Day nine and what i mean by that is taking a look at the longrange models. Notice how we jump from the 80s down into the low 60s. Well, actually mid 60s in the inland areas and low 60s near the bay as we head into the next wednesday. Thats going to be a similar trend into next thursday as well. Thursday is going to be cool as can be. And were also going to see another chance of showers return into the forecast ending this dry break but for now, enjoy these partly cloudy skies and all this warmth that we have. Its a beautiful forecast to get out there go and get some fresh air. Low 70s for sunday and monday near San Francisco<\/a> and oakland and we cool down quick just by wednesday. About ten degrees. Beautiful along the coast yesterday likely going to be that way today. Nice to hear. All right, you know, heres the nice good news when it comes to traffic. We dont always have to start with the bad. But if you are commuting out of marin county this morning, your ride across the Golden Gate Bridge<\/a> looks beautiful. Look at this. If you are headed over into the city, not a lot and going on through here and in fact pretty quiet for the ride into San Francisco<\/a>. And i got to say its kind of the case for a lot of the freeways. If you are headed out of the east bay thats where were seeing most of the delays this morning. Westbound 80 heading towards the bay bridge and you have got some brake lights there. If you are heading out of the south bay you can see the Traffic Building<\/a> out of morgan hill there. Brake lights near san jose near the 205 over to 680 connector. A lot of green out there and h is great news. We are tracking brake lights and you have the backup at bay bridge toll plaza pretty typical for a thursday morning. Metering lights were turned on a little later than usual though around 5 45. Typically that happens about 5 30. And right now at the nimitz its clear in both directions. Nicole . Well, Abortion Access<\/a> is already a hot topic for campaigns and its only heating up after the recent ruling in arizona that upholds a 160yearold law. Banning nearly all abortions. Supporters and opponents rallied outside the Arizona State<\/a> capitol yesterday in response to the republican controlled house failing to once again progress a repeal to the law. The ruling of the chair isupheld. The ban recently revived by Arizona Supreme Court<\/a> prohibits abortions except to save the life of a pregnant person. Abortion providers could be punished with up to five years in prison. It is time to repeal this abhorrent 1864 abortion ban. Some of us believe that abortion is, in fact, the murder of children. Abortion rights advocates say they gathered enough signatures to put an initiative on the November Ballot<\/a> that theyre hoping will allow Abortion Access<\/a> in arizonas constitution. Governor newsom says california is ready to help people from arizona in need of Reproductive Health<\/a> care. And here in the bay area, the threat to abortion rights has inspired people to get involved in some creative ways. Itay hod introduces us to two women who are using their baking skills to fight for a womans right to choose. Reporter in the heart of San Francisco<\/a>, nan wiener is stirring up more than just flour and sugar. I am making whats called 86 proof chocolate cake. Reporter a retired magazine editor, shes always loved baking. But for the last two years, shes been dusting off her old cookbooks for a good cause. Theres many things i care about and work on and follow. But i thought, this is the one. Reporter in june of 2022, nan watched as the Supreme Court<\/a> overturned roe v. Wade, ending the right to abortion upheld for decades. At that very moment, she knew she had to rise up and do something. So along with longtime friend zoe stricker, she started a neighborhood bake sale. Donating the money to organizations that support abortion rights. The response was unbelievable and people were just so excited. And we sold out. Reporter that is when they decided to turn their half baked idea into a full blown cottage business. Called my bakery, my choice. After securing the permits, they began taking orders from customers from all over the bay. With 100 of the proceeds going to vetted organizations that support abortion rights. Nice. Reporter today, theyre donating 750 to a nonprofit in tucson after the Arizona Supreme Court<\/a> upheld an 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions. But even though theyve given more than 10,000 so far, theyre not looking to sugarcoat things. We were asked recently, you know, whats your vision for the future. And i was like, my vision is that we dont have to exist. Reporter barbara grove drove here all the way from marin county to pick up a dessert for her family. The fact that its helping womens rights is just icing on the cake. Is the cake sweeter because you know where the money is going . I feel better about eating the calories. [ laughter ] reporter fighting for womens right to choose, while hoping to bake a difference. Well, speaking of making a difference the San Francisco<\/a> spca does a lot of work to help animals get back on their paws. Continuing the effort today. Their 156th anniversary by launching their first ever giving day. The spca says giving day intends to invite the community to help support them. So they can give more access to Veterinary Care<\/a> and help find dogs and cats their forever homes. City supervisors also acknowledging their hard work. Yesterday they passed a resolution honoring today as sf spca day. Lift, lift. Ten more to go. Come on. Working out arent you . Im not. A hot name in pop right now maybe the fuel that worked out or the run. Longtime collaborator troyesivan are teaming up again this time for the sweat tour. Its time to work out here. Both previously worked on songs together. They tout this city run as a testament to inclusivity and diversity within the music industry. Mark the calendars everybody. They stop at chase center october 20th. Well, listen up. The people in charge of the 2024 nfl draft a week from today are enlisting the help of something called the scare force here they are. A hawk named harris and a falcon named yahtzee. Theyre on the scene the next several days to scare away small birds who well, lets just say theyre kind of indiscriminate in how and where they reveal themselves. Translation they want to keep other birds from pooping only the buildings that will be seen on the screens world side. Watch. Its fun to come in and have to dissect what we have going on. We try different methods of bird control and finding out what works. Really cool to be a part of the draft and the part of the city that we love. The birds mean business. Theyre literally the swoopers scaring away the poopers and ben they do that they reach up to 100 miles per hour. Hey, by the way, this method not unusual. If you remember right here in the bay area our itay hod shared the story of pacman helping with in falcon force to scare away pigeons at the b. A. R. T. Station. Everybodys got a job. Really are beautiful. Beautiful birds too. Arent they. Poor pigeons. Was that your material the swoopers. Did you. Yeah. You are so good at your job. The swoopers for the poopers and i dont know how to repeat it. Not high art. [ laughter ] when you were typing it did you chuckle to yourself. Our produce receiver like just move on. Time now 6 55. An act of light gentle music unraveling lifes mysteries. At stanford medicine, its part of our dna. Our World Class School<\/a> of medicine and adult and Childrens Health<\/a> systems Work Together<\/a> expanding what we know and sharing what we discover to accelerate breakthroughs and inspire the next generation of code breakers. Stanford medicine, advancing knowledge, improving lives. light gentle music the grind goes unnoticed to most eyes but there are some that do recognize it. And heres what happened with an uber driver in san antonio who unknowningly picked up spurs player jeremy after talking with him about the drives that the driver does for extra cash for his three kids. And his family. The forward tipped him 200. And i went back and tell him that you know, i didnt want to take it from him. He said dont worry about it man. Go buy your kids some basketball shoes. Overwhelmed at the same time. Just happy that the fact that it was an experience that will never happen again and i appreciate that. As astonished jesse says the original ride only cost 8 and only took about five minutes. Thats pretty cool. Credit to his parents. Well, coming up at 7 00, a comedy called dinner with the parents as the premiere tonight. Well talk live with two of the actors from the new series. Also ahead how well prepared are you for the next major earthquake . Well talk with the head of San Francisco<\/a>s department of Emergency Management<\/a> about the essential items that you need to have in your to go bag. All right, lets take a live look right now. You see alcatraz floating ou there in cue those trumpets. Welcome to cbs mornings on this thursday. Hello to you, our viewers on the west coast. 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