vapors and gases. that was cool. >> supercool. watch our news 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. we know where in the bay area state farm will drop homeowners insurance policies, this will impact thousands of customers. the local zip codes in the crosshairs of state farm and how you can find out if your home is on the list. is money from the state in santa clara county being spent the right way to help the homeless population? the news at 5:30 start right now. >> i am audrey asistio. thousands of homeowners are

being told state farm policies will not be renewed, we now have a better understanding of which communities will be hit harder. >> orinda, more than 1700 state farm policies will not be reviewed. jody hernandez spoke with homeowners -- >> reporter: the 4500 square foot redwood home he has called home for half a century. >> been here for seven years. >> reporter: he fears state farm may drop his homeowners coverage. the larger home insurance says it is not renewing 37 -- 30,000 policies in california and we now know homeowners in orinda will bear the brunt. 1700 policies will be dropped in the city, more than any other zip code in the state. >> stuff i worry about in the middle of the night. and when i wake up, i still am

worried. >> they are not being a good neighbor. >> the mayor calls in a crisis, she has state farm insurance and wrote a letter to the governor, the state insurance commissioner, and lawmakers asking them to take action she says has impacted residents who are having a tough time to find affordable insurance elsewhere. >> what people are turning to the fair plan, some are seeing price increases of $9000 and $10,000 per year without the same level of coverage. >> reporter: we reached out to state farm which says this decision was not made lightly and only after careful analysis of state farm general's financial health which continues to be impacted by inflation, catastrophe exposure, reinsurance costs, and limitations of working with the decades-old insurance regulations. earlier this year, state farm and its parent company reported

a net worth of $134 billion, up $3 billion from the year before, meaning it is financially strong. >> i would like to see the state be more proactive in seeing what state farm's balance sheet is. >> reporter: dave anderson hopes the state will demand more transparency and is having sleepless nights wondering what he will do for coverage. allstate already dropped him two years ago. >> you are part of the system you take for granted most of the time. >> reporter: anderson is considering going without insurance, but he knows he is not leaving the home he loves. in orinda, jodi hernandez. >> we have an interactive map so you can see how many

policies canceled in your neighborhood on nbcbayarea.com. another south bay city is looking to save people money on uber and lyft by rolling out his own version, sunnyvale will have it for a fraction of the cost. they want to greet the on program for -- one-way fares are $3.50, with discounts for seniors, students, and those with disabilities. the city council has applied for state and federal funds to cover the cost and how it is implemented depends on what kind of funding they receive. cruise is getting a second chance to put his cars on the road, not in california but in phoenix. there is a catch, the cars are on the street today but only with human drivers.

the relaunch is after the company ceased operations in october following a san francisco accident that dragged the woman 20 feet. after that incident, the dmv in california pulled the operating permit. in arizona, they will not operate as taxis but used to create maps and gather rote information across phoenix. they say this is the next step in the goal to resume driverless operations but did not give a timeline for doing so. boeing is showing that the company is producing the fewest airplanes in nearly 4 years. in the wake of multiple instances facing boeing airplanes in january, a doorway blew out midair on alaska airlines flight and an engine cover blew off another 737 airplane during takeoff. the faa has been investigating the production lines in boeing and has stopped the company from making more 737 airplanes for now.

boeing says it has slowed down production to improve quality control. several airplanes -- airlines, i should say, like southwest and alaska are saying it is impacting business. new numbers that say crime in san francisco is significantly down according to new data from the governor's office. overall, property crime is down 32% and violent crime is down 14%. the chp launched an operation last may to address crime in the tenderloin. the report says they seized more than 42,000 pounds of fentanyl and recovered 50 crime linked guns as part of the operation. more than 6000 citations were issued and nearly 500 arrests were made. california spending billions of dollars to address homelessness but a new state audit found that much of the money is not being tracked or evaluated.

nobody is certain if it did good. it focused on san diego and san jose. emma goss shows us how the mayor of san jose is responding to the findings. >> reporter: california is a gated desert when it comes to its response to homelessness. that is according to a state audit requested by a state senator and published to date. if found we spent billions but not clear what we got. >> outcomes that those dollars would achieve are not readily found by the auditor. >> reporter: the mayor of san jose agrees, -- >> do we need more transparency and more accountability, absolutely, that we should not be tackling this city by city, we should have a top-down, statewide framework for how we

will measure the efficacy of the dollars we are using. >> reporter: he pushed back that san jose interim housing program is not effective and says the audit presenting misleading numbers by conflating shelters and interim housing units. >> the interim units, give people their own room with a door that locks, that keeps 70% of people off the streets up to three years later. >> reporter: the audit highlights a need for san jose and other cities to invest more in permanent housing which cost more than other solutions like tiny homes. >> people at this camp and any large-cap backup that 40% of the people are back on the streets from tiny homes. >> reporter: she is advocating for more permanent housing and has been for years. >> people want a home and not a place to stay. reported she wants a statewide blueprint to get the full

picture of for every dollar is spent on the issue and where it is going. a new ruling on abortion is met with anger and outrage in arizona. arizona's supreme court ruled on old, near total ban on abortion is enforceable. the ruling struck down a recent 15 week abortion ban meaning the state will revert back to a near-total abortion ban from 1864. critics say the law would not allow for an abortion in the case of incest or rape, the ruling is on hold for 14 days, abortion rights advocates say they will fight this at the ballot box. >> today is our worst nightmare. right? i think that, even after today, if we don't get protection for abortion, enshrined in our constitution, that leaves the question open to anti-extremist

legislator. >> the civil war era law made abortion a felony punishable by two to five years in prison for anyone who performs one or helps a woman obtain one. some online job ads are simply too good to be true, job scams are exploding. i am -- we will show you how to stop them coming up next. it is beautiful in san jose , 77 degrees with a high this afternoon of 78. it looks like we have some 80s in the forecast and you may still need the umbrella, we will

a growing number of people are falling or fake or deceptive job postings and it is compromising personal information. >> a gerty platform surveyed 1000 job board users and said three in 10 have fallen for a

fake posting. we look at how to avoid those fake listings. >> reporter: this camp is, a crooked creek a counterfeit website that copies a real company and they post job openings, people apply and hand over personal information which the crooks use to steal identities. a lot of people are taking the bait, costing them millions. five telltale signs a job posting is a trap. we showed the scammers wearing hoodies and sunglasses but that is not how you spot them your first clue is the address bar, the address is often off by one letter, they are proposing as acme, they may use acmee, clue two, a recruiter tells you to purchase a new phone or laptop from them before you start the job. >> be cautious about purchasing in equipment. >> you are probably giving a fraudster for money. clue three, you only talk to

the recruiter. real jobs will require multiple interviews. the video or in person. clue number four, a recruiter will not rush you the recruiter is a ghost, if a basic web search turns up nothing about your recruiter, likely you are dealing with a scammer who was trying to steal your identity. was a you? despite all the warnings, plenty of people look directly at the eclipse yesterday without the special glasses . even staring at the sun for a second or two could have caused lasting eye damage as one key indicator is a purpose-green spot in revision. medical experts say watch out for other signs like headaches and blurred vision. more of these signs may not occur immediately and could take a few days to develop. we kept saying, get the

glasses. >> so easy to put the glasses on. i did not know it just takes one second. >> i told people, it is your eyes! you need them! honestly, we get such great videos of the celestial events, i will rock with those. >> i used the colander. take it away. >> a fantastic day and it looks like the sunny weather will continue. i do have to say, we have some changes warm afternoon, the wind receipt at 80 miles per hour,

that helps the cooling effect. 77 right now and san jose and the high this afternoon was 78 down to the south, breezy wins at 13 miles per hour right now. we have high-pressure that has been the headliner, this is what is keeping us clear with the conditions, dry and rings the warming across the entire state of california. this weather pattern will kick it up a notch, especially the next couple of hours. temperature trend come in san jose, we have the light winds from the northwest 30 miles per hour. 9:00, 10:00, frost advisories a couple days ago, not tonight, we dropped only in the 50s, even in the early morning, san francisco, clear conditions expected tonight. not much in the way of fog early tomorrow. as we wake up and get ready for the commute, 6:00, 7:00, 40s and 50s, at least you won't

need to turn on the heater. the bills are crazy. into the afternoon, the cooling effect may have to take over because we have 80s expected for tomorrow. if you thought today was warm, a great warm-up tomorrow. 80s in parts of the south bay towards brentwood. oakland, 75. parts of the bay in san francisco, close to the 70s. how long will the fantastic weather last? dry conditions all the way through thursday. you are in the clear. i would not do anything as far as washing your vehicle until after the weekend. here is the reason why. this approaching system, late friday night into early tomorrow -- i should say early saturday morning, not only the effects of the rain but the cooldown, the wind will pick up as well and timing wise it looks like more of a saturday into early sunday event. the mixture will combine a

wintry mix. for the sierra. that means additional sierra snow. the winter does not want to make his exit just yet. speaking of winter, how stunning is this south lake tahoe live camera, enjoying that. isn't that beautiful? 63 degrees into the weekend with accumulations of about 10 inches in the higher peaks above 6000 feet. san francisco, 70s and then 60s, 50s for saturday and sunday. inland temperatures -- this seven-day cracks me up, 80s, 70s , 50s, 70s. >> when the meteorologist is cracked up, we are in for something. 49ers have a lot of decisions to make as they prepare for another super bowl run, our insider will join us

to discuss the biggest issues

the 49ers are preparing for the draft, about two weeks away , we still have major decisions regarding some key players. >> a lot going on behind the scenes as some big-name players could be in flux. we go to our insider's. >> a handful of significant players whose scheduled to

enter the final year of their contracts. ward, greenlaw, banks, those are guys they want to keep them long-term, no reason to think they don't, the time to strike is now. do it before the player enters the final year of his contract. therefore, the player will say, we take risk out of it because, if that player makes it through this season healthy and has a good year, the price skyrockets and becomes more difficult to sign him. what they try to do is identify the players they want to keep around and sign them before the contract is up to what would be considered potentially lower than market value price that benefits the player, because it is more guaranteed money in his

pocket, without the risk of going to another 17 games in the regular season. >> dre greenlaw is coming back from an injury, a good time to get him signed now. they do have an outstanding breakout season coming back from injury it will set the price to higher. also, everything is connected to how they will set up brock purdy for a mega contract. getting that done now, they have done it in the past, always thinking ahead, but to get it done now because they will have to allocate so many resources for brock purdy, $40 million per year range down the pipeline, they have to get them signed now before the price tag goes higher. >> brock purdy still makes the minimum. like $900,000. cheap for an nfl player. watch more on nbc bay area

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new allegations against actor alec baldwin leading up to the deadly shooting on the set of his movie called rust. with the acting, he was the lead producer and a gun he was holding during filming fired a live round killing cinematographer halyna hutchins

. he has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter. in new court filings, prosecutors accused baldwin of screaming and cursing onset and losing control. they accuse him of hiring a young and inexperienced lead armorer and goofing off during firearm training sessions or completely missing them. another person was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter last month. the end of an era in spaceflight, the delta four heavy rocket launch from cape canaveral for the 16th and final time, a stopping to the united launch line with the delta heavylift rocket. retired to make way for the new rocket from the company. the last mission is a classified satellite. good to be king, king charles iii was presented with

new banknotes featuring him. the new currency will enter circulation in june, his face will appear on five, 10, 20 am a 50 pound notes and be circulated with existing bills featuring queen elizabeth the new money will only be printed to replace those bills -- right now, quiet haven in the community with a growing problem with crime, calls from local librarians demanding more security at work and how the city is addressing their concerns. another blow to california homeowners, we know where state farm is canceling policies in the bay area. we will tell you how to find out if you are impacted. warmer days coming up this week as we track some hotter temperatures across the bay area and when the showers will come back.

the news at 6:00 starts right now. librarians do not like to be allowed but a large group made noise outside the main library in san francisco calling him city to provide more security after a troubling jump in unruly and potentially dangerous visitors to the library. >> reporter: city librarians joined by fellow members of the seiu service workers union demonstrated outside the main san francisco library to try to negotiate a new contract but not about pay, they want more security guards as city libraries. >> everybody's welcome, homeless, black, white, but we want to make sure that it is a safe place.

>> reporter: librarians who work at branches which do not have a dedicated guard on site offered examples of things getting out of hand. jessica said she and her colleagues intervened when a man was yelling at other people at the branch. >> we were hoping he would leave peacefully. before anything happened. he did end up leaving and he kicked a window on his way out. >> reporter: nicole had to handle a disturbed man with a weapon. >> he wielded the weapon at preschoolers sitting on the ground with their teachers. >> reporter: they called for guards at all branches to help handle these issues at the main branch, library guards were patrolling the outside and checking on people who seemed passed out on the curb. library staff and guards to call the sheriff's deputies for more serious situations and today they responded to a medical incident. a statement from a