>> she was doing drugs, alcohol, and you name it. her boyfriend even got locked up for drugs. >> that was a friend of mine, and that has nothing to do with me. >> so she's a scammer, so i would advise everybody. >> christina is the scam artist. >> be careful of her. she's a scammer. she's a hustler. >> i think she's mental and delusional. that's what's going on. >> i'm not going to change who i am. i've always took in people, to help people. >> the judgment was correct. christina was trying to get over on me. >> she's just a lesson to be learned, just to be a little extra cautious, that's all. >> and it didn't work >> and it didn't work 'cause god don't like ugly. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com now at 5:00, survivor and thrive. how small business owners in oakland are trying to overcome challenges in their neighborhoods. plus, it will be much

easier for drivers to charge their electric vehicles. the move some are calling a game changer. and the search continues for hidden treasure around san francisco. the hunt that has people in a frenzy this weekend. we'll begin in oakland though. the city is kick off small business week. aimed at helping small businesses survive. at a time when downtown oakland is struggling to bounce back from the pandemic. nearly a third of the offices in the city central business district were empty at the beginning of the year that includes the uptown, downtown and lake merritt area. but at the same time, the study that found a drop in visitors to downtown san francisco over last year said that foot traffic is up about 20% in oakland. and if you are confused by this, here's da lin to explain. >> reporter: at this downtown oakland bar, it's wine with a twist. >> women only make up 5% of the industry. and people of color make up probably 3% and black

producers make up 1%. and the wine industry is a multibillion dollar industry. so what i wanted to do is reverse engineer the industry and provide retail space specifically for the understood represented wine makers and give them a platform to my audience. >> reporter: business owner alicia kids says all of the wines are made by women at her tasting room and, and people of color. >> i wanted to bring the wine country, napa and sonoma to oakland. >> reporter: opened at the corner of 13th and webster streets in december of 2022. alicia says initially business got off to very strong start. >> trending upward now the spring and summer is coming. >> reporter: as oakland celebrates and kicks off small business week many owners say the biggest challenge crime and some experienced burglaries and robberies. >> it has impacted my business.

in sense that customers are afraid to come to oakland so i have had to invest thousands of thousands of dollars in marketing to get customers to come. >> reporter: as the city works to reduce crime, it's also offering free events and workshops like this one on sunday morning to help businesses market their products online. >> i'm somebody who's getting started and i'm very new and trying to figure out which social media platforms to leverage and how to get the content out there. >> i'm more of the artist and less the business person but i have to do it all and wear all the hats. i came here to learn more about what goes into those. >> reporter: the city will host classes and networking events through the week and they want provide resources to help small businesses survive. >> what adds color and sigh bransy to the city is actually the small businesses and the people behind these businesses. >> reporter: alicia agrees and says thriving businesses is a reflection of a thriving city. >> increased safety you know, invest in security. i think

that's number one. i think safety is the ultimate concern. but a customers are not going to come if their cars are being broken into. >> reporter: business owners continue to urge people outside of oakland to come shop and dine here. some businesses will even reimburse lyft and uber rides with a purchase. >> popular oakland restaurant is back in business. corn barbecue reopened on friday. the restaurant is starting fresh at a new location in downtown oakland. >> we've stayed committed to this city. and the city definitely showing up and out for us and we're humbled by it man. >> the owner hopes the restaurant will help with the recovery. anti-war protesters continue to demonstrate at university campus across the country in other news. at ucla, tensions flared after dueling demonstrations clashed on campus. this happened while pro israeli groups were heading a rally. the spokesperson says

that the protesters knocked over a barrier used to separate the two groups. it's not clear which group breached the barrier. >> i feel like the other side isn't really -- listening to anything. they just call everyone hamas supporters and they just call everyone like terrorists. >> today's events here are sadly typical of what's happening on america's college campuses which is -- bullying and harassment of jews. >> ucla says things were mostly peaceful before today and there's no word on -- whether or not anybody was hurt during the clash. a different scene here in the bay area. demonstrations have been peaceful so far and at stanford this encampment at white plaza has been up for a few days now. and student protesters at uc berkeley have been camping outside of sproul hall for nearly a week, this is video from yesterday. they will not leave until the university agrees to divest themselves of any programs with economic benefit for israel.

in california, max darrow has that story. >> reporter: this is our -- electric vehicle association booth. this was jerry's pov. showing off the numerous e on display at cupertino's recent earth day celebration. some teslas. >> hyundai konaev. >> reporter: and -- >> there's my 2002 rav4 ev. >> reporter: you heard that right. yep. a 2002 ev. soier hi had some skin in the ev game for longer than most people. >> i'm kind of an environmental nut i guess. >> reporter: between more californians switching to evs bithe week and car manufacturers releasing more ev options, he says the infrastructure needs are changing substantially. >> so all these things are kind of increasing the demand for charging so the supply has to rise to match that. and right now, they're actually behind. i think there's -- there's a

shortage of chargers. >> reporter: which is why he was thrilled when he heard about a public-private partnership development that will pump up the ev charging infrastructure. >> it's a good thing. and you know, it's about time. >> reporter: tesla is opening its fast chargers to nontesla vehicles. governor newsom pulled up to one in a ford ev to explain more about it. >> this is all in an effort to build out the infrastructure in the state of california. that currently totals 105,000 electric vehicle chargers for public use and about 10,000 of these supercharging stations. >> reporter: california natural resources secretary wade crow foot called the move a game changer. >> we've exceeded our targets to bring on these nonvehicles much faster than originally anticipated given this partnership the future is very bright for electric vehicles. >> if you have an electric vehicle, and let's say you live in an apartment where they don't have electric vehicle charging as part of the -- you know, parking garage or parking lot or whatever, parking facilities they have there, then you do rely on the public

charging stations. >> reporter: and of the public chargers out there, jerry tips his hat to tesla's infrastructure. >> the tesla ones, they're in great shape. they're well-maintained. they're very fast. and they have a lot of them in locations. >> reporter: and an important step as california surges towards an ev future. >> having more chargers available is a great thing. >> reporter: california has a plan in place to phase out the sale of new gasoline only vehicles by 2035. the process begins, however, in 2026, with a mandate that 35% of new cars sold must be electric or plug in hybrids. see how this goes. still ahead at 5:00 a weekend of treasure hunting in san francisco. and up next, these rare coins scattered around the city. we talk to one of the lucky winners. and a bay area coach told his runners to never give up. coming up, they're applying

that lesson in a quest to find a cure for als. we have another pretty windyday out there with gusts in the 20s for most locations. we'll pick out your part of the bay and we need to talk about why this isn't changing for a few days but it will probably noticeably by the end of the week. straight ahead in sports, who was the nfl's highest bay area draft pick? here's the hint. wine country. the giants' fourth series win of season. made for a strong home stand. that and more, stick around. - temperatures cooling down as we head into the weekend and stronger onshore... ah, i stepped off the coast again. - the winds are really picking up. - fog spreading farther inland. - and in the north bay, you're gonna get soaked. (water splashing) - [narrator] presenting the bay area's only virtual weather studio. next level weather. - as i lift this, you can actually see...

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welcome back. an east bay fire department is encouraging more women to become firefighters. berkeley fire hosted a two day event showcasing what it takes to become a firefighter. participants learned cpr and how to use water hoses and climb up a ladder into a building. >> of course the fire service is a male dominated field and we want to be able to show that anybody can do this job. male, female, whatever and we want to give an opportunity to be able to have an avenue to explore what this job is. and john ramos will have more on the camp coming up at 6:00. time now for first alert meteorologist darren peck with what's ahead in the workweek. hey darren. >> brian i'm going to lead off with the warm-up that's coming. for the end of the week because that's the one thing that's going to be noticeably different and i'll do a little comparison juicing the virtual map and let's take a look at daytime highs on here for where you are going to be tomorrow. which is virtually identical

the what you did today. so in a sense what we're doing here is we're taking a look at sunday's daytime highs. for a nice little review. but more specifically, monday's daytime highs. no real change here. you pick out your part of the day and doesn't really headache a whole lot. i'm going to switch the numbers now which are mostly low 70s and say good-bye to those and i'm going to bring in the friday numbers. and now you notice a bit of a warm-up and lot more low 80s on here. so for friday, the temperatures have gone up in some cases as much as ten degrees. let me get out of the way of that concord number so you can see you are going to 82 and you can see the number down there in san jose will make it up to 81. so all right that covers the temperature change. we don't really start to feel this though until wednesday. wednesday we begin the warm-up and think and friday are pretty much like this. for the next two days. three days, it's going to feel a lot like today and the wind has been a factor in that. these are wind gusting in general mt. mid 20s and a little bit of a windchill factor to this. the winds we

looked at for tomorrow and tomorrow in the low 70s doesn't actually feel like that. because these are pretty gusty northerly wind and coming straight down the coast. they've got a nice little momentum push to them and it's -- giving it like a -- northerly windchill effect to it and making the numbers feel a little colder but what's going on with tend and why for the next three days we're still going to have it. you can see the winds today peaking around that 4:00 hour and as we advance this a little bit further you will see what happens once we go into each afternoon. the wind continue to peak right around this time of day. there's tomorrow the screen lights up again and 40-mile an hour gusts, that is monday. no difference. tuesday similar story right there in the afternoon. what's going on with this? we keep getting this series of weak systems to our north. not bringing us rain but they keep clipping by and giving us winds and we feel as it passes. one way to visualize the one that came through yesterday is to look at the water vapor. that was clearly a trough of low pressure and lock how dries out the atmosphere as it moves to the south. you had

no idea there was anything here. except you felt the wind. and we look at the atmosphere this week now you can see it. two more coming like that. and if we go back to the forecast imagery watch what happens tomorrow. next one comes into the north and drops a little bit of rain occupy there. another one comes in on tuesday, it's the systems continue to clip by to our north, they keep pushing the winds through and there's tomorrow afternoon. northerly winds and then we'll take it ahead to tuesday, same story. so bottom line is, nothing is changing from now through tuesday as we keep doing that with the northerly systems but by wednesday, they're going to stop. the winds going to calm down. and the temperatures are going to go up and we're going to start working our way back up to those numbers we were looking at. so you saw the daytime highs we've already done that comparison. so let's look at the big picture now and see what the -- forecast model has to say about the chance of rain. because none of that did we talk about how any of that leads to chance of rain. and we're getting into that time of year now where we're --

that's going to be far less common anyway. but looking at the long-range, we can see by the end of it, so going out about ten days, really well towards the end of the first week of may, maybe, system comes our way. but it's a little too far down the road to really start banking on the prospect of rain in the forecast at this point. instead, the focus really is breezy and cool the next few days and then quite the noticeable warm-up that will take us into the end of this coming week. look @ numbers back here as we look at the inland microclimates. 82 degrees on thursday and 81 on friday and yes not staying there long. cool back down a bit from another system that doesn't bring us rain but at least cools the temperatures back down. vern over to you. all right there, we have baseball up top and the giants 6-4 home stand. good enough to claim second in the nl west. hey, they finished up with the pirates today and hey if you are feeling it. cut it loose mccovey cove. to san francisco

starter keeton winn, fellow has been on fire is struck out side in the 3rd. five punchys allowed one run in six innings. winn allowed one run in each of the last three starts. that's the book on winn. first pitch bottom of the 3rd and estrada. boom, hits the fourth home run of the year. woke up the scoreboard. next at-bat. mike yastrzemski and yaz would yard. first time the giants went back-to-back jack this is season. so we move on to the 9th. one run lead and former giant joey bart with the bat. two runners on and duvall got barked to ground out to end the game. giants' record of 14-15 and the 3-2 score. the g-men fly to boston tomorrow for a tuesday series at the red sox. new orleans part owner cal ripken jr. checked out camden yards and pick this up bottom 4th and baltimore up a run. and

ari whereas made it 2. took paul blackburn the distance. 6-4 orioles. third home run by blackburn in the game. jump to the 9th. down a run. one on. swung and dropped the bat. he knew it was gone. hello, second 9th inning comeback of the weekend. 80s won it 7-6. took the series from one of the best teams in the american league. oakland now 12-17. they're back home tomorrow against the pirates. all right, now let's pivot to basketball in the east. in the west i should say. and that -- is the dallas mavericks, run by jason kiddtake a 3-1 series lead on the clippers but uh-huh. paul george had serve three pointers in the game. but look at dallas, they came all the way back down 33. cairo irving with the tough shot. owner mark cuban? a t lather. the clippers got the last

laugh. black beard james harden scored 15 of his 33 in the fourth and hung on and won it. 116-111 and that seened the series at two games in the west headed back the l. a. now let's go to the east. golem mbiid and the 76ers looking to even the sixers with the knicks but brunson poured in 37. broke the franchise record for single game points. new york beat l. a. and have 3-1 series lead. all right, now the 2024 nfl draft is come and gone. and the raiders with its first round pick selected tight end and napa native brock bowers. i had chance to catch up with a georgia bulldog all-american after he got the call from the silver and black. >> man, it was unbleachable. i was sitting there waiting for the kale and it came out of nowhere. awesome. >> it was funny. the camera caught you on the way to the

couch. i figured okay either got off the phone with his agent or the raiders. man it was crazy huh? >> yeah. no. i mean, i got the phone went straight to the couch and everyone was hooping and hollering and they thought i was going to the broncos because the tv wasn't up-to-date yet but everyone was freaking out. yeah, no. i mean, it was -- awesome. >> isn't it funny how fate plays a hand? you grew up in napa and you go to the high school there. the raiders trained at the napa valley marriott and i don't know if you were kid and you walked over there and checked them out. >> yeah. no. that was actually my middle school. they were over by redwood middle school so yeah i went to middle school right where they did training ramp. pretty cool i have come full circle. >> you jumping cup catching them on the couch to going to georgia and being an all-american there and doing well there. how much is all of that kind of flashed before you leading up to now? >> yeah, i mean, just think about everything in the past.

and i mean just being home for the week. and just kind of being able to hang out around family and old friends and i mean it's just really -- i mean, it's really special to see how far everything has came. and i mean, it's just -- just awesome. >> she made the interview happen from the napa home. and it's all worked out. the parents they have a short plane flight now. brian, to vegas to see him play. >> nice. and good for the family. and good luck to him. thank you vern. still ahead at 5:00 a treasure hunt to find rare and valuable coins in san francisco. we'll show you the latest spot. watch us anytime, anywhere on our streaming service, cbs news bay area, you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app, or your favorite platform.

welcome back. the hunt of rare coins had people scrambling throughout san francisco this weekend. a coin shop owner in the marina district organized the treasure hunt in honor of national coin week. they hid 11 rare coins around the city. and posted clues to where people could find them. they were worth between $250 and $2,500. the owner of witter coin shop says the goal was to get more people interested in collecting coins. and we talked to one lucky winner. >> missed yesterday. but was able to actually score today. with this lovely 1877 trade dollar. they are definitely 20, 30 people and everyone's kicking grass and turning over stones. and looking underneath the bench. >> i would like a 1909 svdb

lincoln penny. thank you. alex said he found the coin wedged in the stump of a tree inside the small envelope. well. lucky guy. still ahead, how the san francisco community is honoring the life of a legendary high school track coach who lost his life to als. when we come back.

the tenth annual 5k walk and roll to cure als took place at golden gate park today. all to honor the life of san francisco university high school's track coach jim tracy. who lost his battle with als in 2014. he spent two decades and

40 seasons with the high school during his career. the walk and roll to cure als took place at jfk promenade where the city is also observing its anniversary of being car free. san francisco voters decided they wanted fewer cars on the roads. the mile long stretch was closed to cars in 2020. and opened up as pedestrians to an outdoor area during the pandemic. and so it remains to this day. that's it at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for an hour of news. local news continuing streaming on cbs ♪ tonight, deadly storms. tornadoes tearing across the plains. a scene of devastation in sulphur, oklahoma. >> downtown sulphur is destroyed. >> the town taking a direct hit.