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"the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >gianna>now at nine new developments after a 49 ers. rookie player was shot during an attempted robbery at union square. we'll have the latest

coming up and more than 10,000 hotel workers from coast to coast are on strike while they're. why they're walking off the job on this labor day. >i was privileged to have the most stunning honor to be hirsch's mama. i'll take it and say thank you. i just wish it had been for longer >gianna>well, this morning, a heartbroken mom pays tribute to her son at an emotional funeral in jerusalem. thousands of israeli and american mourners gathering to remember the young hostage with bay area ties. good morning, i'm gian franco. we begin now with the outpouring of outrage and grief for berkeley native hersh goldberg-polin. the american born hostage captured on october seventh, was found dead in gaza this weekend. this morning, tel aviv airport suspended flights as part of a nationwide anti-government strike. travel brought to a near standstill as widespread anger grips the country over the young man's death, leading to strikes and threats to shut down the country's economy. the

news also sparking a massive protest in israel. many blame benjamin netanyahu for, in their words sabotaging a cease fire deal with hamas that's been under negotiation for months. and here in the bay area, a vigil was held at the synagogue attended by the family. hundreds gathered to remember hersh goldberg-polin life. kevin coo has this report right behind me is the synagogue where hersh goldberg-polin and his family worshiped at. here in berkeley, members of the bay area's jewish community gathered here tonight to honor the 23 year old, who they saw as a symbol of hope, a symbol that is now gone i it was standing room only at congregation beth israel for a memorial honoring hersh goldberg-polin, the 23 year old israeli-american who was taken hostage by hamas on october seventh. >he >>was one of six hostages found

dead this week in a tunnel in gaza. president joe biden says all were killed by hamas. >completely heartbreaking and crushing there is profound grief and mourning in this community. yonatan cohen is the rabbi at congregation beth israel, where goldberg-polin uttered his first prayers. >our tradition in times of pain and loss teaches us to go deep into the pain, not to ignore it but actually to create greater space for it. and that's what we're doing tonight, really creating a sacred vessel to hold the tears. tears were shed by many including those who saw themselves in goldberg-polin like jonathan mencer with the bay area's jewish community relations council. >he was a young a young guy who loved music and sports. he was trying to bring people together for a pathway forward, for peace. so this is his legacy and this is the way we want to remember

him. memorial attendees wrote messages to goldberg-polin before praying and hearing from those who know the goldberg-polin family. >we know from knowing john and rachel, their strength will still be there and hersh's memory will be for a blessing. hirsh. >>hirsh. hirsh. do you have any idea how many people love you worshipers. tell me goldberg-polin was a symbol of hope to them. hope for the return of the hostages in hamas captivity. and hope for the end of the bloodshed. but now goldberg-polin is gone, and the conflict continues. >for many of us we've been living in a period in which we often feel like our pain is not seen and i can imagine that those who stand on the other side might feel that way too and i think we need to take a

moment to acknowledge people's pain. we need to insist on on hope >>and on faith that >is something that was important to hersh, and that was something that was important with his parents. and we cannot let that die with hersh. berkeley city council members sophie hahn and terry taplin were also in attendance at the memorial tonight. councilmember hahn called hirsch quote, a child of berkeley and also told attendees, quote, we stand with you. we mourn with you >gianna>well, vice president kamala harris said she's praying for everyone who knew and loved hirsch, adding that they are not alone and that americans around the world are sending them strength and love. well today, president joe biden and vice president kamala harris are planning to meet with a hostage negotiating team in the situation room. the meeting will be closed to the press, but the white house says its focus will be to discuss efforts to drive toward a deal

that secures the release of the remaining hostages. well, now for a look across the bay area this morning. it's labor day, monday september 2nd. you might have the day off, and it's a good day to get out and about. here's jessica. it's labor day weekend and here in the bay area, we've had great weather to accompany that now 70s and 80s are expected today from san jose stretching up into fremont. we have a return to the upper 80s this afternoon, and communities like antioch, concord and walnut creek and along the coast, it's still cool and cloudy to kick off the morning we'll see a little bit more sunshine into this afternoon with 60s near half moon bay. low 70s in the heart of san francisco with 70s turning into 80s stretching from novato all the way up into santa rosa. this has been a beautiful weekend for us, but we have some really big changes around the corner starting tomorrow. let's start off in our inland spots. areas like antioch, all the way over into concord. the east bay alone is going to heat up into the triple digits from tuesday into wednesday and thursday. high pressure is moving from our inland areas and that's going to warm us up fast right around the corner. so parents, as many

kids are going back to school tomorrow, keep that in mind for any after school activities. it is going to be a hot one. and we noticed that along the bay too. we warm up into the 90s tomorrow into communities like berkeley and oakland. luckily some 70s right around the corner into the weekend. >gianna>jessica. thank you. let's get a live look right now over in san francisco. you can see what's happening here. these workers are ready to walk hundreds >live>of them. >gianna>in fact, at san francisco, hotel workers are observing labor day with a march through downtown over ongoing contract negotiations. they're asking for higher wages affordable health care and fair staffing and workloads. members with the national union unite here say various hotels have taken advantage of covid era cuts to staff and services, which they add has led to many of them losing their jobs. the march begins at 11 a.m., but you can see it's still very active there at union square

unite here unite. union members hit the picket lines yesterday also. this is, of course, during one of the busiest holiday travel weekends of the year. this all comes after months of failed negotiations with some of the country's biggest hotel chains, like marriott hilton, hyatt. they're asking for better pay and working conditions, as well as the return of some pre-covid policies like automatic daily room cleaning >wages aren't keeping up with the room rates, and with all the profits that the hotel companies are making, the wage proposals are designed for workers to be able to afford to live in the places where they. welcome people to. >gianna>in a statement to cbs news, representatives from hyatt and hilton say they look forward to continuing negotiations with union workers. marriott did not respond to our request for comment. well taking you to a developing story right now in san francisco, 49 ers. rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall is now outf the hospital after being shot saturday during a robbery attempt in union square. police say there is no indication that he was targeted because he was a football

player. bullet holes and evidence markers still visible just a day after the shooting. we're also seeing a boost of uniformed officers in the area. our da lynn, caught up with mayor london breed at union square. here's his report cell phone footage shows first responders walking. football player ricky pearsall to an ambulance. the 49 ers say he was shot in the chest. pearsall's mother says a single bullet entered through the right side of his chest and exited out of his back, missing vital organs. he was bloodied but able to walk to the ambulance with help from officers. i heard these loud shots, which i actually thought was firecrackers. i heard like maybe 4 or 5 shots. eric egan works at a corner store about 50ft away from the shooting. he saw pearsall walking past his son glass door earlier in the afternoon, and he saw pearsall again when they walked past each other on the street. eric says pearsall was going back to his car from shopping at nearby stores. i just noticed he had like a pretty nice watch on. i think

it might have been like a rolex or something like that. he says shortly after that, he heard the gunshot. he believes the robber targeted pearsall because of the expensive looking watch. police say pearsall was almost back at his car near this tesla when a kid tried to rob him. san francisco investigators say pearsall fought with the suspect. they say the 17 year old suspect likely did not know pearsall is a forty-niners football player. he was released from the hospital today and i know everybody's been praying for his speedy recovery and we are wishing him and his family well. our camera captured these three vehicles, leaving sf general on sunday afternoon. we're told pearsall was with his family and friends as they were leaving in these cars. really a very horrible event to happen to anybody. and especially, you know, the forty-niners is our beloved team. and so it kind of you know, puts a bit of a damper on all the incredible work that we've been doing here in the city. the city. we have one of the lowest violent crime rates of any major city in the country, and we've been making

incredible gains around public safety. but when something like this happens, those numbers, that data, it doesn't matter it's how people feel. mayor london breed visited union square on sunday afternoon. she thanked the officers, who responded quickly and answered questions from business owners. the ceo of union square alliance says officers have stepped up patrols since the shooting. the police are here and they're coming they're actually going to be tripling the enforcement for union square, as they should, because you know what this is such an important and vital city center for our community to thrive police arrested the 17 year old suspect shortly after the shooting police say the teenage boy was shot once by his own gun, possibly during the struggle with pearsall. they say the boy was in stable condition. i love this city and i honestly think it's going to keep on going. you know, because things are only going to get better because of his age. police are not releasing too much information about the suspect. we only know he's 17 years old from tracy and the district attorney will

determine the charges. either by tuesday or wednesday. >gianna>well, a growing safety concern in southern california will take you to a community where the ground is shifting beneath homes and still ahead, we begin our election series, getting to know the candidates running to be the next mayor of san francisco blocked from watching the big match? [referee whistle] save the day by using the bank of america customized cash rewards card and choose to earn 3% cash back on online purchases.

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ask your child's eczema in san francisco police have arrested a man they believe went on a crime spree throughout the city, starting with a stabbing in the panhandle on early sunday in that case, a person was left with life threatening injuries from there. police say the suspect caused several hit and run crashes. surveillance video that you see there shows him hitting a man walking his dog on haight street. the chase continued to the mission, where the suspect rammed a police car and then took off. officers caught him as he climbed a tree neighbors held a unity prayer lunch in dublin after a 14 year old student was attacked at dublin high. police say a parent and four others assaulted dasani barfield inside a locker room. a teammate stopped them. dasani's mother says her son suffered a concussion and a broken nose. sherri barfield grateful for the support. >i'm starting small here with my restaurant as a platform to try to reach everyone and try to get a message out that we must do better we must uplift each other and stop with the division and the chaos

>gianna>barfield says he is ready to put the attack behind him and move forward. he's focusing on school and football dublin police have not yet revealed the identity of the suspects, but say they are between the ages of 16 to 19. in solano county, fire crews keeping an eye out for hotspots. a wildfire kept them busy all day sunday. the roberts fire ignited around 1 p.m., prompting evacuation warnings near fairfield. those orders lifted by this morning. no buildings destroyed and no injuries reported. and heading now to southern california. power has been shut off indefinitely to about 140 homes due to a slow moving landslide. take a look at this. you can see the large cracks in the ground and some collapsed buildings. this is in rancho palos verdes. the homes have been under evacuation orders since yesterday. local officials say the land has been moving for decades, but has recently sped up. they are now asking the state and federal government for help it's been a beautiful labor day weekend and heading into

this afternoon, we have very similar weather to what we've had the past couple days, meaning 70 near san francisco, across the bay bridge in oakland. partly cloudy skies to kick off the morning. we see a lot more sunshine though into the afternoon hours and we'll see plenty of warmth off into those inland spots like upper 80s near antioch and concord. this afternoon. low 80s stretching up into santa rosa, matched up with the santa clara valley, actually also sitting in the low 80s today near san jose. but let's use the santa clara valley as an example real fast. we have some big changes right around the corner heading into the next couple of days, those 80s you see below me. and for the past couple of days in those inland spots, it's going to warm up into triple digit weather right around the corner. here's what's happening. high pressure is moving in from our inland spots, and it's going to heat us up fast within the next couple of days. we keep a very close eye on our heat risk map, especially in areas like solano county stretching all the way down into the santa clara valley, where upper 90s and triple digit weather starts tomorrow. within the next 24 hours, that lasts into our wednesday forecast thursday. we're seeing a similar trend too. so let's take a look at those numbers heading over into our next seven days. we really

keep a close eye on those inland spots, especially because many people are going back to work and back to school tomorrow. those kiddos with any outdoor activities they have, or recess or after school activities, they're going to be battling this triple digit weather. so, parents, maybe it's a good idea to take them out for the next couple of days or find an indoor activity to kind of replace all that excitement that they have, especially in those afternoon hours after school now, once we head into this weekend, that's when the weather starts to get a little bit more average. we're back into the 90s just by saturday 80s, as we head into our sunday forecast with partly cloudy skies and speaking of 80s and 90s, that's the forecast throughout the next couple of days for our friends along the bay. we're talking about berkeley over into oakland 90s tomorrow, 80s into wednesday's forecast. we also get that relief in sight right around the corner as we head into our weekend setup. upper 70s by friday, holding on tight to a similar forecast into early next week. >gianna>all right. well, today marks another busy travel day as people rush to get home from their holiday weekend. americans hit the roads are

finding lower prices at the pump. that's good news. and at the airports, they're finding crowds. here's a live look at our bay area airports. travel this labor day weekend is up 9% from last year. internationally, it's down 4%. the transportation security administration plans to screen more than 17 million people between last thursday and this coming wednesday well, climate change is stressing rain forests, where the highly sensitive cocoa bean grows how a bay area company is stepping up to save chocolate. plus, a new honor for the great willie mays. where you'll be able to find the tribute blocked from watching the big match? [referee whistle] save the day by using the bank of america customized cash rewards card and choose to earn 3% cash back on online purchases.

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and choose to earn 3% cash back on online purchases. >gianna>in our money watch report boeing workers could be on the brink of a massive strike. the company's contract with 32,000 union workers is set to expire on september 12th. union leaders say they remain divided on key issues like wages, health care and retirement. boeing claims to be negotiating in good faith. the strike comes as the company deals with other significant aircraft issues, including fatal crashes, design flaws and declining sales. millions of people in brazil have lost access to x after the supreme court banned the platform over the weekend. the ban came after elon musk ignored court orders, including naming a local representative in the country. users accessing x by vpn could

also face thousands of dollars in fines. musk and a top justice have clashed for months over disinformation on the platform topped the slow labor day weekend at the box office. the marvel movie took in just over $15 million in north america. coming in second was alien romulus, with $9 million, followed by it ends with us with 7.4 million. the biopic reagan debuted at fourth, raking in just over $7 million. well, scientists are researching new ways to grow cocoa, to fight climate change. a startup company in california. california cultured is growing cocoa from cell cultures at a facility in west sacramento which, with plans to start selling its products starting next year. the process involves putting cocoa bean cells in a vat with sugar water, so they reproduce quicker than normal. >we trick basically the

cocoa cells to grow and divide, and after a certain level of growth, we're able to harvest that and transform that into chocolate and unfortunately, what's been happening with the rapid love of chocolate and coffee globally, this has led to devastating global deforestation in these tropical areas. >gianna>well, the company also hopes to inform consumers about where their food comes from and what it takes to grow it. well, willie mays will be honored in a special way in san francisco. a portion of a freeway will soon be renamed willie mays highway. state lawmakers from the bay area passed a resolution to designate a portion of i-80 near oracle park to willie mays. lawmakers say the signs will be paid for with private funding. no timeline yet on when the stretch of the freeway will be renamed. the san francisco giants. legend and baseball hall of famer passed away in june. he was 93 years old. well the 49 ers start their season next monday night. and they

hope to end it in new orleans at super bowl 59. we do to. and vern glenn has a suggestion for brock purdy in this morning's red and gold report >this >>is the audi red and gold report the 40 niners season opener is a week from today. monday night football against the new york jets. but i wanted to go a little further in the schedule. and my sit down with brock purdy >you >>go to new orleans, you win the super >bowl. they have the parade up market street >and >>everybody's in the open air carts and they're waving left and right. but you, >you're >>driving a john deere tractor in the parade. how's that sound? i love it. let's do it. i'm all for it. my wife would love that. her family. i mean, that might have to be the plan. the john deere pitchman enjoys his time on a tractor when he's back in iowa with his wife's family. it's a nice change of pace from being the face of the 40 niners.

it's actually peaceful i can see why farmers love it so much. because you get in your cab, you got a/c, you got the music on >and >>you hit a button and you're rolling and cutting corn, and there's no one out there. it's just you >and and god's country with the red and gold report. i'm vern glenn >gianna>well, the quarterback at james madison university showed everyone this weekend that if football doesn't work out, he could have a future in acting. look at this. this is right after play. it just ended on saturday. you can see the qb take a little shove from the defensive end of charlotte university. and action. right. first he falls widely to the ground and then he rolls around several more times to really try and sell it. well his teammate seen there playing along and pretending to resuscitate him. well but the referee didn't take it too lightly, flagging both teammates for unsportsmanlike conduct. i was having a little fun. all right. it was a workhorse of world war two and a hero of the d-day invasion. coming up, the work to preserve the legacy of liberty ship that

calls the bay area home. and on this labor day holiday, the countdown is on to election day with the candidates are doing in this crucial stage of the race for the white house

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it's a time honored tradition. candidates on the campaign trail for labor day from barbecues to county fairs to union events. today, both presidential campaigns are in detroit, focusing on workers campaign stops that continue to prove that battleground states remain the top priority. here's charissa lawson greeted by cheers from the crowd minnesota governor and democratic vice presidential nominee tim walz spent time sunday enjoying the state fair with his new title, serving ice cream and taking questions from reporters. >i think people are seeing that we're getting to talk about minnesota across the country, talk about the economy here. the economy, one of the top issues for voters and something vice president kamala harris addressed on the campaign trail in savannah, georgia, last week. >half of america's working population either owns, runs or works in a small business. i

mean, when we think about strengthening the economy as a whole, not to mention really investing in like the ambition and the dreams. i mean, that's all of that is what you guys are doing. former president donald trump focused on immigration on his last campaign stop. >they're coming into our country at levels that nobody's ever seen. and i've been saying for two years that this has got to stop. while both candidates talk about the issues getting as many votes as possible in battleground states will be the key to winning this election, the harris walz campaign has opened more than 300 offices and brought on 2000 staffers in the seven battleground states. the trump vance campaign says its battleground operation is rolling, as the former president looks to lay out his vision for americans over the next nine weeks. >gianna>well, labor day is a federal holiday, so here's what's open. what hours are adjusted and what's closed for the day. bart is on a sunday schedule. started running this morning at eight, and they'll run until midnight. and if you do need to do some shopping,

you're in luck. most retail stores will be open. just remember to check their store hours online. but banks post offices, all federal offices, and government buildings, including courthouses, will be closed. well, looking across the bay area, this morning, here's jessica with a look at your labor day forecast it's labor day weekend. and here in the bay area, we've had great weather to accompany that. now 70s and 80s are expected today from san jose stretching up into fremont. we have a return of the upper 80s this afternoon, and communities like antioch, concord and walnut creek and along the coast, it's still cool and cloudy to kick off the morning. we'll see a little bit more sunshine into this afternoon with 60s near half moon bay. low 70s in the heart of san francisco, with 70s turning into 80s stretching from novato. all the way up into santa rosa. this has been a beautiful weekend for us, but we have some really big changes around the corner starting tomorrow. let's start off in our inland spots. areas like antioch all the way over into concord. the east bay alone is going to heat up into the triple digits from tuesday into

wednesday and thursday. high pressure is moving from our inland areas and that's going to warm us up fast right around the corner. so parents, as many kids are going back to school tomorrow keep that in mind for any after school activities. it is going to be a hot one. and we noticed that along the bay too. we warm up into the 90s tomorrow, into communities like berkeley and oakland. luckily some 70s right around the corner into the weekend >gianna>but looking at the race for the san francisco mayor seat, several candidates want the job, including a nonprofit executive, two supervisors and a former mayor challenging current mayor london breed, who is seeking a second term. so we're spending the next week getting to know them and their platforms better. lauren toms gets us started this morning with a closer look at candidate mark farrell ready for some football it's not just election season for mayoral candidate mark farrell, but almost as important. it's also the start of football season, so we are headed out to san ignatius in the sunset where our son jack is going to be a junior this year, and he's

playing on the football team. look, regardless of the sport, the point is for us as parents is to be super engaged with our kids. and, you know, sports is a big way to do that. certainly if you have the ability and the time to coach, this is a drive. mark and his wife, liz have made hundreds of times from their home to saint ignatius. we're not only his kids go to school, but he went to high school. i'm a dad. first period, and if you ask me, what's the most important thing i do in life? what's the thing i enjoying doing the most in life? it's being a dad stepping back onto his old stomping grounds, he's reminded of his time playing football on the very field. he watches his son jack play today. playing on the field that i played on and going to some of the same classrooms. absolutely. it's bizarre you know, honestly, it's just a source of pride in our kids that they're they're doing their own things. they're much better athletes than i ever was, without a doubt probably got it from their mom. sports and parenting go hand in hand in the feral house,

coaching his kids both on and off the field. and for mark, those lessons can be seen in his schools as candidate for mayor. if we're going to bring our city back, if we're going to restore all the things and fix all the things that are our issues right now, we have to be honest about where we sit to really have a sustained path forward. and leadership is a big part of that. and taking that from the athletic field to city hall it's a very natural extension. it's an extension, he has made before his interim mayor in 2017, and after eight years of watching from the sidelines he's hoping to get back into the political field but for mark, it's his family, he says. that's brought him this far. but a family you know, is such a big part of our lives and a big part of my life. and like i said, nobody's perfect. our children aren't. i'm not. but really proud of who they are as human beings. more than anything else. and again if that's the one thing i do in life it's helped be a great

parent to our kids. that's that's life. well lived. using that motivation to get across the finish line this fall, >gianna>personal profiles on mayoral candidates on your community station all week long. also cbs news, bay area partnering with the san francisco examiner and kcbs radio to hold a san francisco mayoral debate on wednesday, september 11th. well, san francisco is home to one of the last remaining liberty ships that sailed into harms way to help win world war two. but the jeremiah o'brien is now facing another threat a financial one, and they're putting out a desperate call to keep the ship sailing. john ramos has the story. reporter most museums try to preserve history by freezing a moment in time, but the jeremiah o'brien liberty ship is different. it wants to keep things moving, and it's facing a lot of challenges to do that

jeremiah o'brien was launched in 1943, it became one of 2700 liberty ships that transported men and material to the war in europe with a crew of 56, they were constantly under threat from swarms of german u-boats trying to sink them, and the o'brien was front and center delivering troops to omaha beach on d-day. >this ship was right between the texas and the augusta, a cruiser, and they were shelling the beach. you know, the emplacements on the beach. and so they were right in the thick of it. there's a hole on the starboard gunnel from a shell and dents in the hull from the landing boats slamming into the sides on that day, john eaton, the ship's chief engineer says you can feel the history as you roam the narrow passageways. >everywhere you walk here, you're walking in the footsteps of people who have lived it for real you know? so if you think you're having a bad day, just think about it. you know going to sea. and when they're shooting at you. but there is something very special about this floating museum. it can still sail. one

of only two liberty ships in the entire country that can make that claim. its mighty steam engines still work, taking visitors out onto the bay during fleet week cruises. >i like to tell people that, you know, you're on one of america's most historic vessels. this is the only ship operating that was part of the d-day invasion in 1944. so. and as operating ships, i think you are this is the most historic operating ship in the united states. but to do that requires a lot of maintenance and safety regulations. and as a result money. and that's where the problem lies >we've never recovered in terms of visitors like we had prior to the pandemic. we're basically getting about 35% of the visitor numbers that we had prior to 2020. the reality is to keep this ship as an operating memorial to world war two veterans is we will need that money. there's just no way around it so the ship's keepers have put out an urgent appeal to the community. they're

asking for donations and for more people to visit they say it didn't help that in the midst of the pandemic, a massive fire at the port caused the ship to have to move to pier 35. it's not far. just on the other side of pier 39, but many visitors simply don't see it as they pass by. but the loss of revenue has all but dried up. the nonprofit savings, and within a few months they will be out of money >to think that it would stop operating, especially considering everything that it represents. the history our world war two veterans unimaginable that this ship. we >need help and our you know, our hearts and hands are open. we need help. we need to preserve this piece of american history. ships were cut up and scrapped for their steel. they don't think that would happen to the o'brien, but it would be hard for those who have worked so hard to keep the old girl sailing to see her engine silenced, tied up to a dock never to move again. >gianna>well if you'd like to donate or want more information, we have a link to

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from unitedhealthcare. well, the sunny weekend brought big crowds out for the holiday weekend in downtown millbrae. look at that. plenty of people were out and about enjoying the unofficial last weekend of summer at the city's 53rd annual art and wine festival. it featured live local music, handcrafted artwork from nearly 300 artists, as well as food vendors and of course, plenty of wine and man's best friends were the center of attention at the dog days of summer events in san francisco's east cut yesterday, local businesses sold goodies for both the pets and their humans. there was also a pet adoption center. the event returns at the end of the month. well, the san mateo county sheriff's office may soon have more women join the ranks this weekend was a big part of the push to boost their

numbers. a group of women took a big step towards future careers in law enforcement. here's max darrow reporter a good stretch essential as more than 20 women get on track towards careers in law enforcement these women are now graduates of the san mateo county sheriff's office women's boot camp. it was a big moment for nicole jacobs. >i feel empowered, i feel strong, and i'm ready to continue this journey. the primary goal of the program to help prepare women for the necessary physical agility test required to enter law enforcement. >but >>sheriff christina corpuz says it's bigger than >that. this boot camp has really helped these women with the confidence that they could do it. you know, you could be a mom and be a law enforcement officer this program has really helped women believe in themselves. corpus started the boot camp back in 2014. she says the sheriff's department has ended up hiring more than 25 graduates over the years.

>women are really important to have in law enforcement. we bring, you know, a compassion. we bring a lot of strength, and it's we just we need more women in law enforcement. the san mateo county sheriff's office has joined the 30 by 30 initiative, aiming to get their recruit classes to be 30% women by 2030. >i'm really hopeful to see them join, the sheriff's office i want to help people. jacobs now feels like she's a step closer to being able to do that. >this is the best thing i've ever decided to do a new path she's ready to pursue >gianna>well, different generations from baby boomers to gen z, are changing the shape of the workforce. each generation has its own values, habits, and points of view. but finding that common ground may not be as hard as you think. a pew research center report reveals that millennials born between 1981 and 1996 now make up a larger share of the workforce at 35%, surpassing older gen x workers, who make

up 33% of baby boomers heading into retirement. make up 25%. so joining us right now to talk about what this all means for your workday and to help us navigate office or workplace politics, ceo of junction creative julie crop garlic julie, thank you for being here. so let's dive right in. what does this shift mean for the future of the workforce? >live>yeah, this shift is impacting businesses whether small businesses or the fortune 1000. and we're all scrambling to figure out how to engage a work environment that has 4 or 5 generations. and so it's really been a struggle. and i don't know that there's one that's doing it correctly just yet. >gianna>yeah. so let's talk about that a little bit more. just these diverse generations all kind of being in, you know, in the same roof and some of them at different positions. and you know the older generation is trying to help bring the younger generations in and navigate the impact of team dynamics in the workplace. how does that work? >live>yeah. you know, i think it's really a struggle for a

lot of businesses. i know that a lot of times, you know, in my experience and in others, you know, other business owners that i speak to is that it's always the loudest voice in the room that gets heard. and so really, it comes back to us as leaders to be able to allow everyone at the table to have a voice and an opinion. and there isn't just one voice that matters, right? so it's getting back to communication and engagement, which seems very fundamental, but it's something that's lacking in a lot of organizations. >gianna>yeah. and just that understanding of where each other are coming from so technology to julie is constantly evolving in the workforce how can companies leverage the tech savviness of, say, those younger generations while valuing experiences of older employees >live>yeah, this is a this is a great one. so what i will tell you is technology is allowing us to do a lot of work much faster, right. and more convenient places. however, what i will tell you is technology cannot replace experience and when you are in front of a client and you're in front of a boardroom, technology isn't going to help

you do that presentation. any better. so, you know, i encourage companies to use a blend of both use technology to take some of the the building blocks you know, and move them forward faster but don't forget to teach your employees the meaning behind it. and understanding what their work means. >gianna>yeah, and i think you said it earlier communication and just understanding. you know, this next generation coming in with a completely different perspective of just out of a global pandemic. so appreciate all your insight. julie. thank you so much for spending some time with us. this morning. >live>thanks for having me it's been a beautiful labor day weekend and heading into this afternoon. we have very similar weather to what we've had the past couple days, meaning 70 near san francisco, across the bay bridge in oakland. partly cloudy skies to kick off the morning we see a lot more sunshine though into the afternoon hours and we'll see plenty of warmth off into those inland spots like upper 80s near antioch and concord. this afternoon. low 80s stretching up into santa rosa, matched up with the santa clara valley, actually also sitting in the low 80s today near san

jose. but let's use the santa clara valley as an example real fast. we have some big changes right around the corner heading into the next couple of days those 80s you see below me. and for the past couple of days in those inland spots, it's going to warm up into triple digit weather right around the corner. here's what's happening. high pressure is moving in from our inland spots, and it's going to heat us up fast within the next couple of days. we keep a very close eye on our heat risk map, especially in areas like solano county stretching all the way down into the santa clara valley, where upper 90s and triple digit weather starts tomorrow within the next 24 hours. that lasts into our wednesday forecast thursday. we're seeing a similar trend too so let's take a look at those numbers. heading over into our next seven days. we really keep a close eye on those inland spots, especially because many people are going back to work and back to school tomorrow. those kiddos with any outdoor activities they have or recess or after school activities they're going to be battling this triple digit weather. so parents maybe it's a good idea to take them out for the next couple of days or find an indoor activity to kind of replace all that excitement that they have, especially in those afternoon hours after

school. now, once we head into this weekend, that's when the weather starts to get a little bit more average. we're back into the 90s just by saturday 80s, as we head into our sunday forecast with partly cloudy skies and speaking of 80s and 90s, that's the forecast throughout the next couple of days for our friends along the bay. we're talking about berkeley over into oakland 90s tomorrow, 80s into wednesday's forecast. we also get that relief in sight right around the corner as we head into our weekend setup. upper 70s by friday, holding on tight to a similar forecast into early next week >gianna>jessica thank you. pacifica the hot spot for a pretty cool view. people flocking to the beach town to spot the largest mammals in the world. that's still ahead

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ask your eczema specialist that's a great view of the bay. let's head to the coast right now taking a live look at pacifica this morning. whales are popping up along the coast. they have been for months drawing a large crowd to get a glimpse of these majestic animals. and we're looking out there to see if we see any this morning. but now pacifica resident is making that a little bit easier for you. they created a facebook page to share the best whale watching spots along the coast people are flocking to the coastal city of pacifica to see one of nature's biggest wonders the whales. well, i've been passionate for whales for many years. you know, i started, watching whales, like, probably 35 years ago. robin brun is fascinated by the underwater giants. i've always just had a really a passion for them. and and wanted to share that with people and also be able to share our sightings so we can help each other where the whales are.

she started pacifica whale spotting, a facebook group that curates all the best spots in the area to catch a glimpse of these large animals 16 16.1 thousand right now, we're at wow. so about a month ago it was about 4.2. and you don't need any fancy equipment to get a good view i mainly have these. if i see like a whale breaching or tail slapping far away, you know, so but the whales have been so close here that you just want to just lunge, there's they've been so close here, you don't even really need binoculars so why are we seeing so many whales? right now near the shore? they are here because there's so much food in the water for them, and they are going to follow the food to get as much food as they can to fatten up for their winter, where they migrate down south. jennifer stock is with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration we have whales here from mexico as well as south america both those stocks of animals migrate

up to this part of the pacific to eat in the summer months. have you had to send an alert out for any boating safety in and around these areas well, we sent out a press announcement about a week ago just to remind boaters, hey whales are here. be careful. we do have an automated, notice to mariners that runs between may and december. and that's to all the large ships coming in and out of the golden gate to ask vessels to slow to ten knots or less to help protect the whales that come to this region, to feed from so far away. whale spotting has become a community endeavor in pacifica. neighbors like chris helping robin post the locations of where the whales are. many times when i'm looking i'm looking out with binoculars like this and i will see, oh, there's a spout on the horizon and i will post that to the group. or there's a spout about three quarters of a mile out when they're like that, you don't need binoculars anymore. when they're like this, bringing people from all over

to this coastal community. i've heard some of them come from all over the bay area, san jose sacramento, and some people can't afford to go on a whale watch. some people can't go on a boat because they get seasick. and so this you know, you just come right here and they're there right next to shore. it's it's it's a very special you know, and it's created all these new friendships and community and and creating a way to share their ocean neighbors with the world >gianna>it's really been incredible to see. and there's really no telling how long the whales are going to be here but on the facebook page, there were sightings in pacifica over the weekend. well, the bay area's most talented competitive eater back for seconds. joey chestnut taking on his old rival takeru kobayashi in a live hot dog eating contest so the two powerhouse eaters haven't gone head to head in 15 years. san jose's own chestnut is the 16 time winner of nathan's hot dog eating contest. kobayashi

popularized competitive eating back in the early aughts. netflix, though, is now hosting the quote, unfinished beef event today at noon all right. well, thank you so much for joining us that is it for the news at nine. for more local headlines, including weather, you can catch us on our streaming service, cbs news, bay area have a great labor day >there are your champions, joey chestnut. another mustard belt pizzuto. her ninth pink belt. we're going to get to that in just a moment, because that was quite an exciting

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