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administrators say layoffs and school closures are likely coming. >> putting the bond measure on the november ballot. >> this will be the largest bond measure in the district's history. however, it would only cover a fraction of what is needed. and as the district grapples with their own budget, help is now finally on the way for educators and staff who simply cannot afford to live or work in the city. >> and currently the average rent for a single bedroom apartment is $2,900 right here in the city of san francisco. today the mayor's office of the community housing held a lottery drawing to see what teachers and staff will qualify for the district's first affordable housing project. >> the need is so great. 938 people applied for a coveted space at 135-unit village on 43rd and judah in the sunset district. >> i had a chance to speak to one teacher who says landing a

unit at that complex could decide whether or not he and others would stay in san francisco or move and teach in another city. >> reporter: with the help of the bearded dragon. >> his name is uno, he's 3 years old. >> reporter: they find different ways to teach and encourage his students. >> and that is why they will call it bearded dragons, right? they have scales, right? so you can kind of feel the scales when you rub up. having a class pet is teaching them the responsibility. how to be safe with it and how to be respectful of the others when they have the class pet. >> reporter: whether it is in the classroom or in the halls of malcolm x elementary, it is all about making meaningful connections. >> the kids mean everything to me. >> reporter: connections that form a bond when a teacher is able to live in the same city where he teaches. >> those students can see you outside of school and in your normal daily routines. >> reporter: that is why when the san francisco unified school district and the city of

san francisco began building an affordable housing village for educators, he did not hesitate to apply. >> i applied the first day, i do not high. >> reporter: this is one of the units he's hoping to land. >> this is a nearly complete three bedroom home. >> reporter: matt franklin is the ceo of building the 135 unit. >> the rent will be below market and calibrated to market, so it is not too great for them to fill the household. >> this is my favorite space in the building with a million door view of the ocean. >> we know it is not easy for teachers. it's hard to live in the bay area on teacher pay. >> reporter: he lives in that harsh and expensive reality.

>> the prices were definitely sold to have a one bedroom for $2,200 a month. i was like this is crazy. >> reporter: and he is so crazy that several teachers had to move to more affordable cities. for other educators, this is a chance to stay in san francisco. >> and i think this will speak to all of retention, right? especially for teachers that hook like myself. >> reporter: to continue to make that connection. >> you love the kids? >> i love the kids. >> reporter: the same kids he hopes to continue to teach at the school within the district and in the city he calls home. and the visit is just the first of three affordable housing projects to two others including a 63-unit project in the mission district and a 75-unit complex in hayes valley. and as for our kindergartener teacher, we would try to find out, if not, he would get that lottery, but he did get his name drawn, so

he made it to the next step and what he will get and his name got drawn in that next step. >> oh man, wouldn't it be lucky though? that looks like the best class. >> and he's a part of the class, their pet lizard and where they would have mindfulness and meditating for ten minutes. >> and they are incredible teachers in the bay area of san francisco. >> yes, they need to keep it. >> absolutely. what a great story. thank you. all right, another check of our breaking stories right now. protesters appear to be breaking down the pro-palestinian encampment. now this is all happening within the past hour. >> and our chopper is capturing some of those taking down their tents, putting sleeping bags

into piles. they started the protest more than three weeks ago to divest from companies doing business for israel. but unlike the protest in ucla in this case, no campus police involved would move in. instead it appears that the protesters are making the decision to end the encampment. >> we do have a crew there talking to demonstrators with calls out, we'll have more on this together as it comes in. and pushing for strict new rules on the self-checkout technology. a new bill would force the grocery and drugstores to remove them unless they follow certain rules. that will include having an employee monitor the lanes and limiting customers to ten items or less today. the state senate, will join our newscast at that time that will happen in the south checkout lane,

costing the industry about $10 billion. to figure out what is the way to adjust them that we ensure workers are safe. so we don't displace them and create a safe shopping experience in stores for consumer. >> we've seen the bay area stores voluntarily remove their self-checkout lanes like the safeway in san francisco's filamor neighborhood. a day after open ai showed off the latest chatgpt model, it was google's turn to unveil its latest artificial intelligence plans. google shared how their new ai model called gemini 1.5 can be used with this other app like g mail and photos. and with virtual

teachers who could also answer questions about the material. that's pretty incredible. one thing they did not explain though is how google will use it to learn more about its users. just yesterday open ai, which is owned by microsoft, we should note, launched a faster model of chatgpt that's called 4-0 open ai claims they could carry conversations with users on uploaded photos, documents, charts. and it also now has real-time translation built in. a group is now suing the new law that would force the sale or ban. they also filed a similar lawsuit. the company says they had be impossible to divest at the platform as a separate entity for the rest of

tiktok, which has one billion users worldwide. meme stocks are soaring once again today. it's a thoughback to three years ago when struggling companies like gamestop and amc got some boost from social media. gamestop stock price rose 74% yesterday and another 60% today. sparking the run in a twitter post showing a single image of the man, sitting up in his chair. and the man who posted it is the investor keith gill. also known as roaring kitty. he has not been active on twitter since 2021 when he and a group of amateur investors upended wall street. they pushed these stocks so much higher that the people who have bet against them were forced to buy their positions back and a lot of them lost big money. >> gill has had his fair share of critics who claim he manipulated the market. in february of 2021, he was called to testify in front of the house financial services

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mugs. several u.s. airlines are suing the biden administration. upset over the slew of new rules including ones is that will force the airlines to disclose all fees upfront. the airlines claim the rules exceed the departments of transportation authority. the department responded in a statement that they will defend their rule to ensure travelers could see the full price of a flight before they purchase a ticket. meanwhile airports are facing a massive shortage of air traffic controllers. they

are down about 3,000 employees. the federal aviation administration says they need to fill those positions within the next few months. the shortage will come amid reports of close calls between planes in new york and virginia earlier this year. president biden is raising tariffs on chinese goods and green technology. he says it is the level and uneven playing field to protect u.s. workers. skyler henry on the election year move that's drawing a response from his republican rival. >> biden surrounded by union workers signed strong new tariffs, targeting chinese made goods and green technology. because he says they are creating the uneven playing field. >> to make sure the workers, and the american business corporations can compete and win in the industries of the future. >> reporter: the move will push their tax on chinese steel up to 25%. the semi conductors will be hit with a 50% tariff. electric batteries will rise to

25%. chinese evs will have a 100% tariff placed on them. >> we will never allow china to control the markets for these cars period. >> reporter: the new tariffs are a position change for president biden who had previously slammed president trump for taking the same action. >> every single step has made it worse. >> speaking outside the courtroom where he is on trial, claiming biden is late to the party. >> it is the suggest that i said. >> he was asked about his comments following the ceremony. >> trump says they see the same response. among those impacted, the battlegrounds of michigan and pennsylvania. >> tay say they violate trade

laws, promising to take action to protect their businesses. straight ahead in sports, the wnba has a new franchise and a name and a logo. >> they found

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laughed today. then you looked at the other camera and it was completely gray. >> it depends on which camera and plenty of sunshine, nope, it's gone. nevermind. we're in the middle of the changeover right now as the fog is spreading away from the coast. this is what we expect and what we are going to see for the next seven, probably ten days or so. not much change in the big picture. the area is close enough to nudge the storm track well to the north, but far enough away that the winds in the upper levels are overcoming the on shore breeze and just a general quiet weather pattern that will prevail throughout the next several days. which means the fog is going to do their usual back and forth dance and their temperatures will not change a whole lot. pretty similar to where we were today in the 50s, the 60s, the 70s, the usual spread here. only 57 degrees at half moon bay. san francisco will return to the low 60s after yesterday,

making it to 59. temperatures climbed to the mid to upper 70s in santa rosa and san jose and again, almost identical temperatures in stored tomorrow. maybe a degree or two warmer in the santa clara valley. after we get rid of the morning fog. it will spread across the bay and make a big push to begin the day on wednesday. gone by 8:00, 9:00 or so. the exception might be the north bay where they might take 10:00 for the visibilities to improve. it will take until midday for the fog to back all the way up to the coast. like today, maybe a little bit of sunshine peeking through the clouds if they retreat just a bit off the coastline. but that will be a short lived pattern. the fog will be surging back in by this time tomorrow. mostly in the low to mid-50s, just a cool spot dipping down barely below 50 degrees into the upper 40s. then the highs tomorrow, exactly where we were today. and the santa clara valley, likely to reach up into the low 80s. a few degrees warmer today. also 80 degrees for

santa rosa and the temperatures around 80 degrees, forecasting 81 degrees for livermore, right around 80 degrees. maybe a few degrees warmer today and then maybe it will be optimistic. about 30 to 45 minutes of sunshine will make a big difference there. temperatures in san francisco up to the mid-60s, exactly normal. and then in the middle portion of the 70s for most of the north bay and the warmer spots that are reaching into the upper 70s by tomorrow afternoon. the wind is not going to be a big factor to start the day, but they are going to pick up throughout the rest of wednesday. some stronger gusts will be making their way through the delta at any point over the next several days, all the way through the weekend. the strongest gusts will trigger late afternoon right around this time again on wednesday. but even the strongest gusts will be in the 20 to 25 miles an hour range. looking farther down the line because we are getting closer to memorial day weekend. it's now 13 days away. and the 8 to 14-day outlook prediction center shows are almost exactly

average temperatures over the next several days. replaced by slightly below normal temperatures as we head towards late may. something we'll continue to monitor as we get closer to the next holiday weekend. a lot of folks are looking forward to the unofficial day of summer. we'll let you know when everything involves in the forecast. not much has changed. inland temperatures in the 70s across the board and the warmer spots reaching up to above 80 degrees. very little changed around the bay. tomorrow is likely the warmest day for most of the bay area within the bayside temperatures getting up to the 70s, hovering in the mid to upper 60s throughout weekend. you want consistency? head for the coast. the clouds, they're tough to shake. keeping temperatures within two degrees of each other on any day-to-day basis. for 58 on the coolest days to around 60 degrees for the highs tomorrow. that's about as consistent as it gets with this weather pattern. you just need to be stuck in place, but it's not a bad place to be stuck. >> all right, thanks, paul. time for a check ahead at 6:00. we will switch over to

sara donchey. >> hi, ryan. coming up new at 6:00, we know the bay area's homelessness crisis is a problem with no simple straightforward solutions and only so much money to go around. in san jose, there is a fight with how the city is spending their dollars. why some think the mayor is missing the mark by focusing on the quick fix. and plus a frustrating case of deja vu in oakland. a mom and daughter had just installed alarms after thieves broke into their clothing store. and now their message to city leaders after they were ransacked yet again. the news at 6:00 coming up in ten minutes. for now, let's head to vern with a look at sports. all right, sara, the nfl up top. at long last, the 2024 season is trickling out with the schedule. how about the 49ers? they open up at home with monday night football and a very familiar foe on the other side with northern california roots. aaron rodgers

will be making his return. rodgers from chico made his jets debut on monday night football last season before suffering a tendon injury in the snap of the game. that season ending injury is a result of the bills, now the 49ers. he won't be short on motivation come september. the last time rodgers faced the niners is the last playoff game with the packers. san francisco came back in the fourth quarter to set up the walk-off field goal, which set the niners to the nfc championship. rodgers record is 6-7 all time against the niners, and he has lost all four playoff meetings. the full nfl schedule will be released tomorrow night. we told you the top of the newscast, we'll do it again.

the wnba franchise. say hello to golden state valkries of the regular season. moving pictures are on the late show. valeries -- and wearing their series uniform for the first time this season. they've got more bad news today. an mra revealed structural damage to lee's left shoulder. he was placed on the injured list yesterday after suffering a dislocated shoulder in subpoenaed's game against the reds. lee will get a second opinion later this week to decide it if surgery is needed. and this is unbelievable. the mariners shot when fouled. that is the landing area where

the fans were in the stands. this guy came up with it. okay, souvenir. a nice keepsake. but wait a minute, the very next pitch. another foul ball that's headed to the same spot. now look what happened. he got another one. a foul catch on back-to-back pitches. come on. he should not have to pay for a brew in emerald city again or at least that ballpark. i would like to think that he would not need to be there for the rest of the game. i don't think so. i think the fans, they are just chipping in to help them out. what a feat. >> and they need to buy a lottery ticket right now. >> no kidding. >> what a moment. i'm glad it's well documented. >> thanks, vern. still ahead here at 5:00, a 91-year-old woman with a passion for bowling and her family. - lift the clouds off of... - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+.

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a 91-year-old wisconsin woman is keeping her love of bowling alive with a special teammate by her side. >> yes, lucy lindsay has been hitting the lanes with a local league since she was 29 years old, earning the title of grand duchess when she turns 70. and since the late 70s, she's been striking out alongside her knees and who is now 77 years old. >> she would catch them among

their best friends. even with some of the issues with the left eye, she is still able to post scores in the triple digits. >> wow. >> and that is a life lesson. just hope the phone goes straight. when that's a good tip and that is how you exceed and you have succeeded in bowling. that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with sara donchey in for juliette tonight starts now. san jose's mayor is pushing hard to end the era of homeless camps in his city. but some say he's missing a crucial piece of the puzzle. the fight over how the city should be spending their dollars. and they will create stability. >> the number one demand in this community is that we would get people off the streets today. >> a woman who benefited from permanent housing explains why the city should be looking well beyond a quick fix. >> and i can leave when i'm ready. i can do things correctly, i can do things well. before i leave to ensure

that i have never ever been homeless again. >> and right now, the tents are coming down at uc berkeley. new information about the deal that ended the week's long protest over gaza. and a mother and daughter just installed alarms at their store after thieves ransacked their oakland clothing shop. now a very frustrating case of deja vu. >> we have had enough. we're tired. it is very unfortunate. you know, we worked so hard. hello, good evening, i'm sara donchey if for juliette today. it's a tough dilemma for a lot of bay area cities, finding the right balance, dealing with the immediate problem of people sleeping on the streets in tents, and also investing in more long-term solutions like building more affordable housing. and in san jose, some housing advocates say the mayor is going too far in one direction. today they