>reed>yeah. >>the only person test that could not just flat out say we have an anti semitism problem. she couldn't do it. and that was just that was a person. >reed>berkeley school district accused of widespread anti semitism hear from parents who say they're concerned. about

the safety of their children, plus santa clara university students flexing their developers skills. now at 9 their ideas, improving the social media website x. but we begin with a look at the white house where president joe biden is preparing for his trip to the bay. his flight from washington, dc, isn't scheduled to leave until about 3 p.m. eastern time. but once he lands it's straight to money raising efforts to get reelected. you know people with deep pockets will be hosting the president and the 1st lady today 1 of the event will be at the home of a former yahoo ceo. and palo alto and another at a home of a wealthy venture capitalists in the portola valley. it's the 2nd time this year that mr biden will stop in the bay area ahead of the november general election. not likely that reporters will be able to ask the president about his announcement not to send weapons to israel for a major ground invasion in rafah. president biden is also attempting to send a clear message to israel that although he is committed to israel's defense, he doesn't support that ground invasion. in fact, prime minister benjamin netanyahu remains resolute

about continuing with the ground attack in raffle where more than 1 million palestinians civilians shelter right now. that is said by the israelis as being 1 of the last major strongholds of hamas that took hostages and killed several people on october 7th. meanwhile, new information that a shipment of humanitarian aid has left cyprus and will be delivered at a newly us built pierce southwest of gaza city. this will start to get aidan to people. is the 1st delivery that will be taken off the ramp that you see here behind me. and it comes at a crucial time. much needed the united nations recently, said people in gaza are nearing famine. not to mention israeli troops issued an evacuation order for 100,000 palestinian people in the southern city of rafah. it's unclear right now if israel will follow through with his invasion in that area. but look help is on the way from american muscle at the nation's capital, the head of berkeley school district testified in the 1st ever hearing on anti semitism in k through 12

schools. superintendent faced hours of scathing criticism and scrutiny over the handling of alleged anti semitic incidents in the district. you know, all across the bay area there have been attempts to hold so called teachings about gaza, which are usually condemning the actions of israel. some jewish parents, though, say their children have had to leave classrooms. because of images like anti israeli art. they add the angst is extending to outright hatred of jews. others, though, say that that's a lie. >

to be hot outside. and so we bring in our jessica burch to talk about the rising temperatures. >

to hydrate all throughout this afternoon. take good care of your loved ones. and if you do work outside or if you have any outdoor activities make sure you wear plenty of that sunscreen. >reed>all right time now for a look at this morning top top stories pg and e crews are making progress in restoring power to customers near lake merritt, they say it looks like this was caused by some sort of equipment issue take a look at the outage map here now less than 700 are in the dark. that's down from more than 700 earlier this morning, most of the power loss now happening in the bella vista neighborhood. pg and e thinks it should be restored sometime before noon. they have made a lot of progress. we'll keep you updated on this story throughout the morning. wow. well in north bay cold case team used dna to identify homicide. victim after more than 5 decades. here's the backstory sonoma county investigators say it all started with the discovery of this woman's body at the bottom of a steep cliff in 19. her cause of death at that time not determined but in 2009. with the help of a state professor. the case was reopened and it

was determined the woman was murdered. well, then, finally in 2023 she was identified. as lillian marie cardona's of san francisco. an update to a car theft in fremont. police have arrested 1 of 2 suspects who each stole a porsche. from a car dealership showroom. this happened last month. police say the suspect drove the stolen cars through the glass window of the dealership and got away. the combined total value of the cars was more than 500,000. both cars have since been recovered. former bay area congressman pete mccloskey has passed away at the age of 96. he ran his as a republican. challenging president richard nixon back in 19 and 72. eventually changing his party affiliation to democrat in 2007. mccloskey. represented san mateo county for a long time. 67 to 80. he was the co founder of earth day. supported abortion rights and stem cell research. his family says he died of congestive heart failure at his home in winters. california. well, the battle across the bay over airport

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nine minutes past the 9:00. hour. let's get you caught up. up on what happening. at home around. the

bay. and several hours directors for the poor to vote and will hold a final vote to rename oakland international to san francisco bay, oakland international airport so looking live at oakland airport this morning. we know of this airport gets the new name san francisco city attorney will sue for trademark infringement. airport bosses in the east bay want the change, saying that travelers really don't know where oakland is and adding san francisco bay to the airports name would make things clearer for passengers so that's a thesis. that's a philosophy. we went out and we tested it with the passengers. >

san francisco's attorney wearing kid gloves on this, they're signaling. hey, we'll collaborate with you. on a different name. but we will have the result of that oakland vote tonight at 5, and that should say a lot about whether lawsuits happen. also today, mayor london breed joining the ossoff economic workforce and development to announce the expansion of the bacon to vibrant program. through local participation. they can't to vibrant works to transform downtown vacancies into vibrant communities. that's what it says on their press release and live now to san francisco city hall were later tonight. the building will be lit up with blue and gold to honor europe day, which marks the founding of the european union and celebrates the eu's achievements and unity and peace. we are an international city after all. a series of cultural events are being held across the country to recognize this special occasion, and it's going to be hot, jess. >

heat risk in our inland areas. not only today, but tomorrow to luckily tomorrow. the coastal areas start to cool down just a little bit more into our friday setup. but this weekend is still going to be a warm 1 nonetheless, and the reason why we've been dealing with so much he is high pressure sitting just offshore acting like a heat dome above us, but we still get those offshore winds and so gusty conditions this morning. morning, especially up in the north bay will last into this afternoon. if you live near napa or sonoma let's take a look at those areas, though. napa sonoma all the way up into santa rosa, we're talking about upper 80s today with low 80s near san francisco. keep in mind. it was just 2 days ago we were talking about 60s in san francisco. so this is a completely different forecast. as we head into the next couple of days. that high pressure system is keeping us really sunny and really warm. we're talking about low 80s in redwood city. operating all the way over into livermore and down into the south. santa clara valley. but you know what? i want to show you the next 7 days because it's not just today that we're holding onto this heat and all the sunshine that's going to be the case tomorrow, to actually warming up even more tomorrow into the upper 80s to the where

we could see some 90s. closer to antioch, potentially concord, to now, we start to average out as we head into this weekend, upper 80s by saturday, low 80s into sunday and then partly cloudy skies returning to kick off early next week for us, at least if you live off into the east bay and the north bay, but we noticed those clouds coming in a lot quicker longer. our coastline and along the bay and the peninsula as early as saturday with upper 60s and lower 70s diving into this weekend, so right behind me, you see 80s today that's not going to last for too much longer. you just have to get through today continue to hydrate. take good care of yourself and your loved wants we'll keep you updated here in the weather center. >reed>all right, jess, thanks so much. the platform formerly known as twitter, tapping into the imagination and brainpower of our local youth. how these students could make x a better social media platform and how they got to pitch

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>reed>all right, watching your wallet and time. now for a money watch. report. it was another. mixed closing on wall. street will in fact, early this morning stock futures were a little changed, but that may have changed with new jobless numbers out this morning. the federal government reports 1st time applications for jobless benefits rose last week to 231. the highest level since august. and it's another sign the white hot labor market is starting to cool off. so let's see how the

big markets are reacting this morning as we look at the big board, we are in positive territory. right now. certainly not a bull market at all. but at least were in the positive and we'll be watching that throughout the day, a full wrap up today on the 3:00 broadcast of how they close on wall street. now, let's have a debate about data, or at least let's be aware of 1 right has x the platform formally known as twitter, really rebounded since elon musk took it over. in 2022. that's essentially what must post it just last week, saying that the platform reached another all time high in usage. well. last fall x reported that the average user spends more than 32 minutes on the platform every day. and that the company is seeing more than 0.5 billion users every month. so if you're doing the math with me that averages out to be about 1.5 0 new sign ups per day. but a lot of independent reports cite data showing that since musk stake overuse users for ex have actually dropped still, though, we know this the platform

remains a place where people meet to share ideas and a lot of opinions, millions in fact, and in an increase effort to get engagement of the company invited young developers to help improve your experience. four students, and here they are some smart kids from our area from santa clara university. came up with a way to promote more honesty and encourage different perspectives on the platform. here is sean chitnis. >yeah. >>so when we saw this challenge, i feel like like the perfect opportunity to 2 build a really cool product for app that we all we all love >friends, all studying computer science at santa clara university, got an incredible opportunity well before they start their careers in tech challenge to make x the platform formally known as twitter, better for the average user. and then they would later learn. present. the idea. to the company's owner, ellen muffs, >

understanding spent the time out of his busy day to come and speak. so i was extremely grateful for that. >they spent 30 hours working nonstop during the competition to come up with a product fake. they called insight x. the idea is to give users more perspective and information. so when someone posts on the platform you can easily get access to their history of post and learn how truthful their post is. you also get presented with other posts with different views to give you all angles on the top. >

came in. he's making jokes trying to understand our products. >this team of juniors and seniors hope their work is a sign of the change that can come with a new generation of talk workers and leaders to make social media more accurate and more meaningful for everyone >

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impacted. >reed>denied adults the right to work and denied chinese chill. from even a 10. school. but it was an 8 year old chinese. american. girl who fought the system and her story is now found in the pages of a children's book written by a bay area attorney turned author ryan yamamoto spoke to her about teaching the next generation about 1 of the overlooked civil rights battles in our state's history. >yeah. morning. with her prized working hand a moment of butterflies for tracy han, whose journey as a children's book author coming full circle. >that moment for years in the making, putting passion to

paper titled mammy tape fights to go to school, >the book more than justice story, a story but a critical piece of san francisco history. >it is a case, tracy discovered while working as an attorney, >

down there. archive rabbit hole. >that school spring valley elementary were nearly 140 years after an 8 year old chinese american girl was denied enrollment >students at that same school this sitting with ears wide open about mammy tape story. >

how the chinese couldn't come. but now because they can >tracy hana piece of history with a personal connection. >

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