Having the provisions to shower or, you know, use the rest room. A 200,000 county grant and donated labor and materials went into the homes. Those selected can live here up for up to 18 months while they prepare to lock for permanent housing. Theyll have to have jobs because they have to pay rent. So its going to start at 200, and then for four month, and then go to 400, 600, 800. She runs the churchs homeless assistance programs. She says the church wont profit from the rent. After utilities are covered, whats left over will be put in a savings and returned to the residents to help pay for permanent housing. I love this work. I want people to be housed. I want people to have dignity. In where they live and feel proud of who they are. And so i think this is one step in that direction. Whats worth having is worth waiting for. Now getting these tiny homes here was just the first step. There is still a lot of work to do. They have to finish the insides. You saw the unfinished version. The
Him the fire has now burned nearly 20,000 acres. Payment until 11 . Planes have destroyed 77 building, 30 one of them residential homes. A big concern right now that the wind can make things worse. We have full coverage on the fire, evacuations, and Power Outages. Lets start with da lin. He is live at the center is there evacuation center. Reporter the added more beds in santa rosa. 400 beds all taken up at capacity. They are adding more beds to the building across the street. They also want to remind folks, two Evacuation Centers in petaluma as well. They will not turn evacuees away. They will take care of everybody who comes to them for help. Look at all those headlights. Thats the line of cars from kernville this evening. It stretched for miles of thousands of people complied with the new mandatory decoration order. Once we got into oroville, pg e shut off power to a lot of neighborhoods. I got to go somewhere. Reporter them families ignored the evacuation order. I think it is a lit
The parties and went and bought marijuana. No longer the back alley transaction that it used to be. It is not ill meet you under the bleachers but a huge day and being watched across the country. As of this morning it is legal. We saw long lines in oakland and berkeley. People lining up at 6 00 a. M. People you might expect and people you may not expect. A lot of people celebrating and people have concerns over it. It is a big day no matter what. Welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. Happy new year to you and you. Welcome back. It is strange to see this picture inside a venue. Like it is a pack of gum. You can wake up and go to the store and buy marijuana. And we are about to speak with david in a second. When this was a proposition this was the point to generate money for the state of california and it kind of hit me this morning when we had some of the video coming in. We saw the receipts with the percentage of the tax. You got 15 tax and the county tax so if you are buying one hundr
Good morning, bay area. Lets get up and get going. This is abc 7 mornings. It is sunday, august 27th. Good morning. Thank you for waking up with us. Lets start with the first look at the forecast. Here is meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 for us. We have some fog out there. Not much. Well have a shallow on shore push that will allow for a comfortable day at the coastline. Thats about it. Another spare the air alert today has been issued. East bay and the south bay will have the poor air quality and were already 6 to 7 degrees warmer than yesterday, even in the city 5 degrees warmer. Look at all the sun. Cloudy here just a few moments ago. 63 in the city. 70 Mountain View. 71, san jose. We have mid70s in livermore, 78 by the delta. If youre not under an advisory for excessive heat warning, probably on the coast or the san mateo coast, everyone else will experience excessive heat today. So 60s to 90s by noon time. 106 in livermore. Relief for the week ahead. Ill tell you w
Studios, this is kpix5 news. The conditions now are extremely high. Extremely hot. But theres good news tonight. The ridiculous temperatures over the last couple of days are on their way down finally, im juliette goodrich. Im brian hackney. No matter where you went today, it was hot. Some areas unbearable. Pleasanton, 105. Ocean beach, 92. Across parts of the rest of the bay area, not a sign of low clouds which would be a sign of cooler weather. It got to 110 in concord. The same for fairfield. Santa rosa, 111 degrees, but the High Pressure that has been giving us all of this warm weather finally begins to ease up over the next 24 hours. And as a result, things are going to be cooling down. Well have a complete forecast of what happened next. And i think you will think it is good news in just a few minutes. Well, the south bay was sizzling today, kpix5s Sandra Osborne is in san jose where the heat is expected to continue. Reporter airconditioning units are a hot ticket item right now.