yeah. right now in the afternoon. edition. alameda county announcing a drop in homelessness overall but 1 city is behind on that trend. good afternoon. i'm ryan

yamamoto, alameda county just released a snapshot of its homelessness picture countywide. homelessness has dropped by 3% with unsheltered homelessness decreasing from 11%. from 2022. they also say there was a 19%. increase in people accessing shelters, but in alameda county's largest city, oakland the number of homeless people that actually went up by 9% over the last 2 years. still, that is less of the trend from 2015 to 2022. when oakland average increases of 32% 32%. between between counts. county leaders say they're encouraged by the progress, but they acknowledge much more work needs to be done. and san francisco also in the spotlight for its homelessness crisis. and this morning, merrill canada, daniel lurie announced his plan to tackle the issue.

and that home run strategy will focus on building more. interim housing and opposed to just permanent how which loury says takes takes many years to permit and build. leaving more people out on the streets. well, the family of the man who died in police custody in antioch back in 2020 has settled with the city for 7.5 0. 0. the antioch police department face a federal civil rights lawsuit. accusing officers of excessive force. after the death of 30 year old angela. quinto. lawsuit claimed he was forcibly restrained during a mental health emergency. we're expecting to get more details on the settlement later. on this afternoon. alameda county district attorney pamela price

just spoke out after supervisors decided her recall election will happen in november. she said that november date is a win for democracy. with 53. of the vote back in 2. on a platform of criminal justice reform. supporters of the recall accuser of being soft on crime and say keeping her in office longer than necessary. will have a negative impact on crime rates. they're hoping to get the recall on the special election ballot, which would have cost the county and estimated 15 to 20. 0. well, pro palestinian protesters started removing their encampments at uc berkeley. this was the scene this morning and this is what the encampment looked like at the beginning of may when demonstrators set up to protest israel's war on gaza all along. they've been

demanding the university divest from any financial ties that could benefit israel. now, the chancellor says they will have a review. but the university rejected a full divestment. from israel. so as protesters pack up, many say this is not the last we will hear from them and across the bay protesters at san francisco state also reached an agreement with university officials. the students for gaza group says the university has committed to a divestment of weapons manufacturers. and pinpoint future investments that violate human rights. and a different different story us effort. protesters are not showing any signs of clearing out the university told them to leave by 3:00 pm yesterday without consequences instead. protesters held a rally. university says they have no fans to forcibly remove those tents. but they say students who stay could be punished for vital ating. the student code of conduct. okay, 1st of the weather right now cool and gray in some spots sunny and warm and others meteorologists. jessica birch with a look at

our wednesday conditions.

they're going a live look at oracle park. right now. the giants hoping to avoid getting swept by the dodgers, and finally get back in the win column. and despite the losses, fans at mccovey cove feel like well, they're winning on the water. the area has a reputation as a floating party, where the goal is to catch up. splash hit home run ball. that was lauren toms reports they now have a new way to experience the game.

well. lauren says the giants are also report. invest. in a ramp. on pier for to make it easier for kayak. to paddle their way into mccovey cove still ahead, new and streaming on cbs news bay area they're connecting with their heritage through martial arts, alabama bay area. filipino american group is

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but how? monthlong. we're celebrating a pie heritage. it was stories highlighting the history. of the commute. and culture all around the bay area. while it's not very well known filipino martial arts as a long tradition of honoring the language, the history and culture of the philippines and sean chitnis shows us it's giving people a chance to connect with their heritage.

well next month legacy will sell. its 2nd. anniversary june. is also the month of the philippines. independence day. well, that ancient instrument is called a typo. drum. and it's huge. this wooden barrel has been played about japan for thousands and thousands of years now and now san jose taiko brought it here in the bay and 9 when a new japanese american cultural pride emerge. years after world war 2 and the hardship of internment.

up at 5. we take a look at the san jose taiko. and there efforts to attract students and players of all backgrounds. and you can watch our hour long special roots resilience and fbi celebration friday, may 24th at 4:00 pm and kpx and streaming on cbs news bay area back to our 1st alert weather right now, let's give you a live look looking back at oakland and the east bay and the town looking a little hazy today. let's check back in with meteorologist jessica burch.

one. well still ahead of multi $0 project. for the air. closer to completion. we get a sneak peek into the new tournament at sfo and see what's new for passengers. and remember, you can watch us anytime anywhere in our streaming service, cbs news bay area catch to all of our live newscast plus news and weather updates throughout the day, you can find us on the free cbs news app or on pluto tv.

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well, we got a sneak peek this morning. the final reservations. at sfo. harvey milk. terminal 1. the $2.4 0 project includes 2 new gates to new ticket counters and new security. checkpoints. and something else that should ease some headaches for travelers. the project will also link all of sfo's terminals. after you go through security. the changes will make the airport more attractive. for airline. since they're creating more flexibility. as of which companies can use certain gates. and coming up new life

for a beloved south bay water park and well, a new name to

well coming up at 3:00 animals shell all oh, over the bay. area. at or over. capacity. how they're dealing with the influx and even helping each other out. we'll have that conversation with elizabeth cook coming up at 3. san jose is raging waters is now caldwell. callie bunga, take a look at the new sign the pirate's cove has been updated and now there's new paint and landscaping. the park will reopen in june, but they haven't given an exact date. they're hiring for lifeguards and other summer jobs. love the new name, but it will be always be known as raging waters. that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we're streaming 24 7 on the free cbs news app. our next newscast is at 3 with liz cook. i'll see you back here at 5. great a

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