hern like this lightly. masks come back to just one bay area county . what other counties say about whether they will bring back an indoor mask make mandate as well. plus it's very, very dry and ready to go. firefighters spend the morning fighting a brush fire on the peninsula. how the weather conditions helped to keep the damage to a minimum. and what do you mean? it's last call the return of an effort to push back closing time at bars in california to four am this is ktvu fox two news at noon. good afternoon. i'm ali rasmus. we begin this new time with the new covid rules for residents of just one bay area county. today people have to wear a mask again indoors in most places in alameda county. the mandate went into effect this morning. ktvu james taurus is finding out if any other local counties are considering matching alameda with their own mandates. health

officials within alameda county , saying uptick in severe cases is prompting the change, however , on a federal level a push for masks is now coming from the cdc. five bay area counties are now part of the cdcs high level for community covid-19 risk. they are marin, napa, sonoma, solano and santa clara. that means the cdc recommends these areas consider implementing specific recommendations for prevention like wearing masks, according to the cdc. alameda county's community risk for covid-19 is considered medium not high. despite that, the county's health officer explains why the change is in effect in the last several weeks or hospitalization numbers have really climbed up over 100. people in the hospital today. i think we're at 106 starting to see people in the intensive care unit and so, um, that increased burden of severe disease is what has, um prompted us to make this

policy change. the transit is now requiring all passengers to comply. the oakland airport now saying travelers need to mask up when indoors. but those masks are not required on the plane. the change, prompting mixed reactions getting a little old the whole thing so i'm basicalle guideline because i am a good citizen, but i'm pretty tired about it. i think it's been confusing for people. understandably so the virus is a confusing virus spreads so easily. and we know that masks are effective. the mandate does not apply to alameda county schools. however oakland unified school district announced masks will be required for its summer programs. the order also does not affect the city of berkley, which runs its own health department officials there announced they would not reinstate a mandate, saying the covid-19 data and berkeley does not warrant a new health order. i did check in with every other

bay area county this morning health leaders at each one solano, napa, sonoma, marin, san francisco, san mateo, santa clara and contra costa all say there are no plans to require masks indoors. alameda county has not yet announced how long the mandate will be in place, nor what it would take. to lift it. reporting in the newsroom. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. well even though no other bay area counties are bringing back the indoor mask mandate other than alameda, there is word in los angeles that that county may decide to county health officials there say they are concerned about hospitalization rights and that they may consider following alameda county to bring back indoor masking rules. over the past week. 524 people in l. a county were hospitalized with covid. although health officials noted that many of those people were admitted for other reasons and didn't realize they were covid positive. until they were tested at the hospital. new at noon. former trump administration advisor peter navarro has been indicted on contempt of congress charges, the u. s attorney's office in

washington, d. c announced the charges this morning. the accusations stem back to his refusal to share documents with the congressional committee. investigating the january 6th riot at the capitol and also for failing to appear in front of the committee to testify. navarro claims he couldn't testify because former president trump claims executive privilege about the issue. happening now. a sentencing hearing is underway for a man who has pleaded guilty to killing a security guard at the oakland federal courthouse. two years ago. the guard was shot and killed during protests over the killing of george floyd. under the plea deal, 33 year old steven carrillo faces 41 years in prison for shooting and killing federal protective service officer david patrick underwood and for wounding a second officer. authorities tracked career to his home in santa cruz county, where he was suspected of also killing the sheriff sergeant and injuring a deputy. a judge can accept or reject his plea agreement. we have a ktvu reporter in the courtroom right now, and we'll bring you an update on what happens at that hearing in our newscast at four firefighters are getting a fire on saint

bruno mountain under control. after it started early this morning. it broke out around two o'clock this morning. firefighters say when they arrived, they found a ring of flames around san bruno mountain. 24 fire engines ended up being called to that scene. the fire has burned about 10 acres. it is 30% contained in firefighters say it was surprising to have a fire on such a foggy, drizzly morning, but the conditions out there are still dry. it was a little staggering to have it basically raining on me and having active fire up on the hillside. but thankfully, the weather helped us and kept this thing from getting a lot bigger. we're seeing fuel moistures around october level. what we traditionally see right now, so yeah, we do have it's very, very dry and ready to go. no homes were threatened, but some nearby roads may remain closed. they're investigating how this fire started. firefighters are getting the old fire in napa under control. firefighters in napa county tell us it's now up to 65% contained and as the

weather continues to get cooler , they're expecting that number to grow even more. there's a chance of rain in the forecast this weekend, which firefighters say will help them mop up any hotspots. the fire burned more than 570 acres. evacuation orders for that area have been lifted. the recovery continues. the u. s now has recovered nearly all the jobs lost during the pandemic. that's according to the u. s labor department, which says nearly 97% of the jobs that disappeared during the first days of the pandemic have returned. but as foxes lauren blanchard reports the jobs report amidst the jobs report. there's still new worries about inflation and recession. the u. s economy added more jobs than expected in may. 390,000 jobs were added in for the third straight month, the unemployment rate held at 3.6. we aren't likely to see the kind of blockbuster job reports month after month like we had over this past year. but that's a good thing. that's a sign of a healthy economy. there were job gains in most areas, especially

in leisure and hospitality. as americans begin this summer travel season, where there's concern a loss in retail, it could be a sign people aren't willing or aren't able to spend . it is a good report for jobs, but i'll say it again. it just feels like this party is coming to an end. the labor participation rate was little changed at 62.3% there are far more open jobs than available workers. good sign labor participation that would only ticked up slightly. that's the number we really need to see move, and i believe we're going to because of the you know inflation. people are getting back to work because they have to they have they need the money well, average hourly wages are up. 5.2% inflation remains over 8% wiping out any gains by far the best thing in the economy right now is the job market continuing to have blockbuster numbers. and by far the worst thing in the economy is the

inflation rate. what's happening to prices? the federal reserve is expected to raise interest rates a half percent this month and in july to help bring down inflation in washington. lauren blanchard, ktvu fox two news new at noon. state lawmakers in san francisco want to bring back an attempt to extend last call at bars in some california cities. it's the third time state senator scott wiener has introduced a bill that would let bars stay open until four am the legislation would let bars in certain cities, including san francisco and oakland, choose to extend those nighttime hours and we could say it would help bars and nightlife recover from the impact of the pandemic. this bill would help to bring san francisco and some other places that opt in into the upper echelon world class nightlife that the entire world has been enjoying for generations. and we, for some reason are cut out. there's a reason that i don't personally live in salt lake city. it's clean and safe. but its night life sucks. senator

wieners last attempt to extend last call was passed by the legislature in 2018, but the bill was vetoed by then governor jerry brown. a similar bill back in 2017 didn't make it through the assembly. the warriors will have to play come back in their series against the boston celtics after the celtics exploded for 40 points in the fourth quarter to take game one, steph curry was all world to start the game. he splashed down shot after shot scoring 21 points in the 1st 12 minutes of play. that is the most in one quarter of the nba finals since another guy named michael jordan's back in 1993. the warriors would take a big lead in the third quarter. but then things fizzled out in the fourth went almost five minutes without scoring in a crunch time as the celtics took game one of the nba finals 1 20 to 1. oh, eight. it's fine. um you know, you get a chance to do something else. uh, do it in a different way. embrace the challenge. we've always embraced challenges. it's

no different women embrace this one. she's nothing to panic about this. it's the first team to win four games. not the first to run once, never fun, and it hurts on the biggest stage, obviously, but like dreamers said there's no reason to panic. i mean, i like our chances still and ah, we'll go home and we'll digest what happened and i know we'll be better game too. game two will happen sunday night at home with an early start at five pm detonation packed chase center both inside and out, hoping to see a game one win. take a look. fans were excited to see the warriors back in the nba finals and for the first time at their new home chase. enter the arena emptied out pretty quickly, though, when the warriors lost the mood was somber and frustrated, but fans are optimistic that this team can win game two and beyond. we did the best as we can, and i'm proud of them. but boston we are gonna get your next game turnovers was with lost us the

game. i feel like if we cut off on a cut on the turnovers will win some games because our scoring is their most definitely, but we got him. if you're looking to see a game to in person tickets are selling on the resale market for around $930. that's about $250 more than game one. ticket prices were listed for. a major housing projects moving forward just outside of to berkeley, bart stations why some residents aren't happy about it. in a major storm about to slam the southeastern part of the us how people are preparing and what it could mean for this year's hurricane season. it is a cooler day back here in the bay area, taking look outside a little bit of rain for some areas in the forecast, possibly this weekend . we'll check in with steve . we'll check in with steve paulson with a look at our bay k boom! i won't be cleaning mold and mildew next week. thanks to this. did you know lysol disinfectant spray can actually prevent mold and mildew growth?

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to t station, parking lots and especially hearing that went past midnight. the council unanimously approved rezoning the parking lots to allow seven stories of construction outside the ashby and north berkeley stations. bart wants to build some 3600 housing units, which includes both affordable and market rate housing, some residents had argued for even more. next up is a vote by the bart board, which is expected to happen later this month. construction in north berkeley will likely come first, followed by the ashby project. a new u.

c. study finds affordable homes don't increase crime or reduce property values. researchers at uc irvine are still analyzing the data. but those are the top conclusions of that particular study. the study focused on 371 developments around the county that are designed as affordable . the researchers are set to reveal the study's findings next week in southern california. a university of california faculty committee has shelved a draft policy to require criteria for high school ethnic studies as a requirement for uc admission. there were several previous versions of the proposal, and it had appeared to be on track to go before the u. c board of regions for approval. but instead the board of admissions and relations with schools which initiated that effort, backpedaled and continued questions and debate about the proposal. the board says no final decisions have been made. and that will continue to discuss the proposal. as more water agencies in california imposed restrictions on outdoor watering. many homeowners are deciding to tear out their lawns entirely and replace them with

artificial grass. just this week, the water district in southern california announced new restrictions. for six million people, saying only household saying households can only water their lawns once a week that convinced one homeowner in manhattan beach to make the switch to artificial turf. you know, we like real grass. people like real wood. people like real things. um, but you realize how much water it takes to you know, keep your grass green and all of that water in the runoff, and everything else is just not necessary. with california in its third year of drought, the california state water resources control board recently voted to adopt emergency water conservation regulations starting this month, and that requires local water agencies to take measures to get their customers to reduce water use. forecasters are watching a tropical disturbance in the gulf of mexico that could become the atlantic's first tropical tropical storm of 2022 as fox weather's brandy campbell

reports the storm will bring as nearly as much as a foot of rain across parts of south florida, including miami. residents living in south florida are on high alert. a tropical disturbance moving through the gulf of mexico is expected to hit the sunshine state this weekend. the system will bring up to 10 inches of rain from fort myers all the way east to parts of miami and fort lauderdale. although the storm isn't expected to develop into a hurricane folks across south florida are not taking any chances. it's time to get ready and get some things in order just in case something worst comes along later. this system has already left its mark on parts of mexico, the then hurricane agatha slam parts of the country, bringing life threatening flash flooding and landslides after making landfall as a category two storm. at least 11 people are dead and more than 33. others are missing across southern mexico. agatha has since then been downgraded, but tropical moisture from that system will bring flash flooding

to south florida, particularly in low lying urban areas. cars flooded out, you're going to see driveways and streets impassable. so please be careful . this storm comes as officials at the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says we should expect an active hurricane season, the agency has predicted 6 to 10 hurricanes, with 3 to 6 of them being major hurricanes. hurricanes don't care about your timelines. at all. in the last 100 years. every storm let's hit this 150 mph or greater was a tropical storm or less three days out. now the tropical system will move off of the eastern coast of florida late saturday, heading into the open atlantic. brandy campbell reporting in miami for ktvu, fox two news. back home here in the bay area. we want to give you a live. look at the conditions outside right now. this is live picture of far outlook of highway 24 cameras zoomed out there so you can see the trees. i kind of blowing in the breeze. you see a lot of fog

and clouds in walnut creek in lafayette and also bayside here in oakland, looking behind us at the estuary. it's a bit cooler out there today than it has been for most of the week. with that. we want to turn to meteorologist steve paulson with a look at the weather. well our first weekend in june, and we have a lot of changes on the way now we're gonna mix of some low clouds been a lot of drizzled earlier this morning and we get some sun and some higher clouds. but changes are on the way yet we could probably do three forecasts here. one north won around the bay and then also one to the south. still, some low clouds in place. they're not disappearing yet, and higher clouds are increasing in advance of it. i'm sure you've heard by now that rain's on the way. but boy, there's going to be a distinct dividing line of where it rains and where it's just clouding. maybe even really warm to mcgee. areas north of the golden gate looked pretty solid for rain late saturday night. sunday morning, there will be drizzles to some light rain around san francisco, oakland, maybe along cemetery coast santa cruz mountains, but south bay and be hard pressed to see more than a maybe a tracer at 1 1/100 of an inch. it's going to be very warm and muggy. but the

forecast projections are amazingly wet about north of about mount tamil, pious santa rosa north. there's some projections of a half inch to three quarters, maybe even an interesting that far north, he had hardly anything to the south again. that would be sunday morning. from our zip trip this morning and petaluma. they had breaks and then the fog came right back in there. it was came right back in, so i don't think the fog is going away anytime soon. that will play under our weather and boys at juiced up to the north. look at that. that's a very deep layer of moisture that's coming in a couple keys that there's no dynamics, at least down here. it's called a lot of warm, overrunning. there are no cold air temperatures are very mild amount of moisture in the air is very mild. and we do have a more of an onshore breeze or a south wind in the oakland berkeley hills. mount diablo is northwest of 30. but there's more of a westerly component so cooler weather will make it inland today. fifties sixties by the coast. too much fog and low clouds sixties around the base seventies inland, although eastern south could get a little warmer temperatures earlier still showed 50 sixties and

seventies. but that low cloud deck is going to keep some really cool conditions. coast in bay, all eyes are on the moisture that's beginning to move in really heavy rain being forecast for the pacific northwest could have more rain in the next three days. than they normally get an entire month here for june because they're closer to the energy source. that's that low, but look at all that moisture coming across straight across there. that's a warm air mass. and when you set up with that deep of moisture, you can get a lot of rain. you can see already some high level radar returns to the north coast, so mendocino county, lake county sonoma county in the mix before anybody else, drizzle will be back late tonight tomorrow. and probably even late saturday night, but you can see more gun hill, san jose livermore, brentwood. hardly anything pretty good rain . petaluma napa fairfield, especially santa rosa. russian river north could be some moderate to heavy amounts here. steady amounts into sunday morning, so 50 60 seventies to near 80 on the temps will cloud it up. get some drizzle cloudy, then rain sunday morning except to the south will be very mild to warm. and we kick it out.

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grateful her twin sons could be acknowledged. on christmas night of 2019 dublin high school class of 2022 lost three of their own. what should have been graduation day for twins michael and marquis arista and javier ramirez became a day of acknowledgement and remembrance for those who knew and loved them. with their beautiful smiles and fun sense of humor. these three were quick to laugh and have the ability to bring joy michael mark and javier all 16 years old, died in a car accident on foothill road in class sington. two other people were also in the car and survived, including the twins cousin jared reinoso, javier's brother, the twins brothers and jared accepted their diplomas on behalf of their families. on a rain. oh, so michael and mark's mother says it was a difficult but necessary decision for her to attend dublin highest graduation this year. their dad , andrew uris to and i had been talking about how difficult it is to be present and you know

how heartbreaking it would be, and he honestly couldn't do it, and i just felt as though they had to be recognized and their memory kept alive and as our parents, that's our job. so mustered up the courage to come three years ago, hundreds of their classmates paid tribute to the boys during a vigil a few days after the tragic accident, so also having that portion of them being acknowledged in the beginning of the ceremony was helpful, too. i got my tears out of the way and i was able to be present for their friends in, you know the other children that were actually graduating today over 700 dublin, high school students walked across the stage is graduate. oh, it's principal maureen byrne says remembering the boy's was simply the right thing to do for everyone whose lives they touched. these kids have experienced a lot of grief . and so we wanted to honor the boys but also not bring closure

, but just bring a sense of peace and joy to them and honor who they were. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news coming up on the noon preparing for an active shooter situation how one bay area sheriff's department is using virtual reality to practice how deputies would respond to a disaster plus piece of plastic. that is going to stop someone who has intentions to commit a crime hurt another person. the number of people being given ankle monitors while they await trial in san francisco has gone up by the devices to do not appear to be deterring crime.

curl courthouse in 2020, has been sentenced to 41 years in federal prison. the shooting and killing death happened during the protests over the killing of george floyd two years ago. korea is also accused of killing a sheriff sergeant in santa cruz county will have more on this story ahead at four and we'll post updates on the story online as well at ktvu .com. san francisco has seen a sharp increase in the number of people awaiting trial outside of a jail cell, and many are wearing electronic ankle monitors. but

critics say that program isn't effective. as ktvu investigative reporter, evan sernoffsky discovered nearly half of the people wearing the monitors are cutting them off reoffending, violating restraining orders and other other offenses, only to be given an ankle monitor again. lieutenant jonathan coons overseas, a small unit of deputies tasked with keeping tabs on hundreds of criminal defendants on ankle monitoring. people on the devices are barred from traveling more than 50 miles outside of san francisco or on home detention or have curfews. we have offenders that are repeat offender car burglar re armed robbery rape. um attempted murder up to even murder on equal monitoring. today he's taking a man into custody who's accused of choking his girlfriend with a dog leash to talk to you? don't run. the

man was released on an ankle monitor while his case is pending, but he let the battery die and violated a stay away order imposed by the court multiple times. in fact, records show that up to 50 people every month. go even further and just cut off their ankle monitors, which cost more than $500 each. they're throwing off. the freeways were thrown into the bay. they're thrown into the garbage cans throwing on roofs. we tracked this monitor down that another defendant stuffed into a backpack bingo and ditched in the bayview took the pin off. took it apart. put it back together. we are seeing people that are blatantly not following the court's orders and the conditions of release. getting rearrested and returning back to our program immediately. we watched the system in action one day after being arrested, the accused domestic abuser was out again on another ankle monitor. get it off the

sheriff's ankle warren monitoring program initially began as a way to keep an eye on people who were already sentenced. but critics say it's now being abused by the system as a hasty remedy to handle a recent flood of defendants who are out of custody pretrial since 2000 and 18 the jail population has been nearly cut in half, leading to a 500% increase in the number of people on ankle monitors in san francisco. of the 365 on the program last month. 220 are awaiting trial for violent crimes like rape, attempted murder, robbery, kidnapping and more. it varies between months, but recent data shows around half of people while on ankle monitoring commit violations, serious enough for an arrest warrant to be issued when you put no conditions on someone and or very few conditions on someone and when there are no

consequences. then this is where program. chief deputy michelle fisher says that relying too heavily on ankle monitoring does nothing to keep the public safe. it's not the piece of plastic that is going to stop someone who has intentions to commit a crime heard another person, and there's no shortage of examples where people were put on ankle monitoring only to pick up more cases. herschel hail, for example, was on ankle monitoring for multiple auto burglaries and assault on an officer he cut off his ankle monitor last july and disappeared. he was later arrested this past february after being charged in the killing of retired officer kevin nishida in oakland. machida was killed during a botched robbery while guarding a television news crew. we reached out to the san francisco superior court judges to ask about these cases spokesman told us they would not comment on any pending cases.

and san francisco district attorney chase a. boudin who is currently facing a recall, has campaigned on his work to end cash bail and reduce the jail population. can't open another topic. we wanted to ask about the ankle monitoring program that's being used instead. after being denied interview requests for a week we showed up at a campaign stop and tried to pull him aside for a short interview , chase said. we literally just need two minutes. we were we. i don't have time to do it tomorrow. we've got you right here. we've got you right here. we can take five minutes. i don't have five minutes. advocates for the accused have their own issues with the program. they say ankle monitors act as an electronic shackle. that's only an extension of incarceration. there's no evidence whatsoever that it's effective. it is a strange thing to be using a tool. without knowing that it addresses the problem that you're seeking to address. daniel harris is a

managing attorney at the city public defender's office. she emphasized that pretrial defendants have the presumption of innocence and are being unfairly stigmatized by having to wear ankle monitors what we know most significantly is the drivers of crime. are things like addiction and poverty, economic disparity, mental health. elektronik monitoring addresses. none of those things kind of felt like i would have rather stayed in jail because because of the panic, this man named frankie wears an ankle monitor. he said he's not surprised some people cut theirs off kind of overwhelms me. i get into this state of like psychosis where it's like everyone's after me, another man we talked to said the previous system that kept people in jail who couldn't afford to pay bail was even more disastrous. this is actually a way to, um help you to get out and still take care of your family. marcelle clark says the ankle monitor

program is working for him. he's in treatment for opioid addiction and can be with his son rather than waiting in a jail cell. a lot of people make mistakes, and just because you make one mistake to mistakes doesn't mean you need to be, uh your whole life being ruined, you know, and it does ruin people's lives. and that was ktvu as evan sernoffsky reporting. it's important to note that people on home detention with an ankle monitor do get credit for time served as they await trial. the district attorney's office did give us a statement that reads in part, quote. we are tremendously proud of our leadership and ending. prosecutors reliance on bail in san francisco and instead promoting an approach that uses safety, not money. to guide release and detention requests and quote. today's national gun violence awareness day, and president biden is calling on congress to pass new gun laws in the wake of the recent mass shootings. in a primetime address last night, president biden walked past rows of candles meant to honor the victims of america's mass shootings just before he began

his speech at the white house. the president called for changes to the nation's gun laws, including banning assault weapons and limiting high capacity magazines. the president says new restrictions are needed after the horrific mass shootings in the cities of buffalo and tulsa. president biden says those recent shootings follow a long list of similar tragedies in the u. s going back to 1999. after columbine after sandy hook. after charleston after orlando after las vegas. after parkland. nothing has been done. this time that can't be true. this time, which we must actually do something. president biden has made gun safety one of the main issues of his long political career as a us senator. pay championed the passage of the assault weapons ban in 1994. it outlined outlawed nine types of semiautomatic weapons, including ak 40 sevens and ar fifteen's. the president now wants congress to reinstate that law, which expired back in 20. oh, four.

over the last two decades. more school age children have died from guns on duty police officers and active duty military combined. president biden also called for more federal laws to limit the access to guns for people who are convicted felons and people with mental health issues. shortly after the school shooting in texas, the san mateo county sheriff's department announced deputies will train on a new state of the art simulator to help them prepare for various scenarios, including active shooter simulations. ktvu crime reporter henry lee shows us how virtual reality is taking on a bigger role in law enforcement training. okay. him, and i will go through first, okay? do it guns at the ready. that's san mateo county. sheriff's sergeant david weidner in well me testing out a new simulator instead of just 1 to 2 screens. this next gen system has five surround sound. you step in here, you feel kind of vulnerable. it's a 300 degree environmenthere . stay with me with me. here we

go, scenario and active shooter at a school. where is he? where is he? a man with a gun in the library and opened fire sergeant also took down two other shooters. man that's that's something else. you don't kill a witness palms. nice elevated pulse. yeah i got to sit down somewhere. no time to sit, though time to debrief. first shot was a miss. which this is a difficult shooting situations. there was a bad guy there there . there was a bad guy there. sheriff carlos bolanos says the system scenarios can be tweaked and tailor made to simulate all kinds of calls and not just active shooters. escalation, non escalation. compassionate communication skills and scenarios dealing with people experiencing a mental health crisis. you have to learn to shift gears, and that's exactly what happens every day. you know, you go from call to call your adrenaline's up and down. this can help replicate that. the system also allows deputies to insert local scenes to add to the realism but so much more

immersive. it doesn't replace real life training. it's just perfect timing in the wake of recent deadly shootings, the sheriff says there's no debate as to whether to go in or wait two or more deputy sheriffs. they will go in and they will neutralize the threat. immediately they've gotten as close as they really can. and now they've acclimatized to it. their mind is processed something like this before so they can act. the goal is to put deputies through these virtual scenarios of exactly what to do when they come across them in real life. in belmont. henry lee ktvu fox. two news questions remain about the team accused of planning a shooting at berkeley high school. why police say it took eight days to arrest him. and looking outside our windows this morning. it's a foggy day, if by the golden gate bridge in a cooler weekend is in the forecast today, steve paulson will be coming up again with a look at what the weather we can expect for this saturday and

nowa woman who was struck and killed by a driver in danville last night. the coroner's office says the victim was 32 year old joyce wang of danville. she was walking near camino tassajara inwood ranch road around eight o'clock last night when she was hit. and died from her injuries were told. the driver stayed at the scene after the crash. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. questions remain about the 16 year old boy accused of planning a mass shooting and bombing at berkeley high school authorities say a

tip led to a search of the boys home last week, ktvu learned that many students and some teachers skipped yesterday's classes as word spread about his arrest. but some parents wondered why it took eight days for police to search his home. and then arrest him. police say the boy was not allowed on campus while they investigated and made their case against him. his residents we found ah, parts to an assault rifle parts to an explosive but not the completed items. we don't have probable cause to make an arrest. well, the person is going to get released. students tell us that some teachers expressed frustration. they weren't informed about the threat when police began their investigation , but the district says they were working with police and the team's parents to make sure he did not come to school. and that they didn't consider any other students a threat. today marks 100 days since the invasion of ukraine by russia, but the infighting is only becoming more intense. reporter trey yingst is in kiev with the latest. brutal

street to street fighting now taking place in eastern ukraine . as the war enters its 100 day , we're seeing ukrainian counter offensives holding back the andh . but in down the front line president zelensky vowing to continue the fight until the russians are pushed back across the border. green ukrainian armed forces are still here. most importantly, our people are still here. we have defended ukraine for 100 days already, victory will be ours. of the fighting on thursday centered around the eastern city of severed donets. it's not clear how much of the city is under russian control. the ukrainians say they're sending in reinforcements. we're gonna push russians back going to make sure all of us are going to get back home with their families. and make sure that occupants are not going to do the same. and on the economic front, the european union officially announcing a new sanctions package, effectively banning russian oil, the phase

out process will take place over the next six months, with temporary exceptions given to some eastern european countries . eu officials say it's a vital step in making sure vladimir putin can't rearm his military if we want to drain. proteins watches, then we have to get rid of our dependency on russian fossil fuels. ukraine's defense minister says his troops are already training to operate new missile systems promised by the us this week. in kiev tray angst . ktvu fox two news. a lobbying group, which includes p genie, southern california edison and some community organizations say they want homeowners and businesses to pay a tax on their solar panels. we think the rooftop solar program in california should be more equitable and ensure that everyone pays their fair share for grid maintenance for low income programs for energy efficiency programs that are wrapped up into utility bills. today because of the subsidies and the incentives that flow to

solar homeowners. they're not paying most of those charges. but some homeowners and businesses and the solar industry voiced their opposition to that measure by protesting in san francisco and los angeles yesterday, the group called their demonstrations don't tax, the sun. homeowners who generate excess electricity from their rooftops pay very low energy prices and rates. the california public utilities commission is considering that solar tax it would be between 300. 2 $600. we have a rally that's been joined here in san francisco, as well as los angeles to let the utilities commission know that we don't want it and additional fee onto solar. we want to make it equitable and for everyone to be able to achieve rally, organizers say, adding an extra charge or attacks will cause demand for rooftop solar to drop. california is launching a new website to help people find out just how bad the drought is in their area. users can plug in their zip code and see how much rain there area has had this year as well as how the local watershed is doing when it comes

to the drought in average conditions. the department of water resources wants people to save water as they try and limit water they release from reservoirs. we want to give you a live. look right now outside. this is looking at the hills in san jose a bit cooler out there today than it has been this week . you can see the low clouds hovering over the hillsides and mountains in the distance there. san jose may not get some rain this weekend, but there are other parts. of the bay area that might this saturday and sunday. we'll get this meteorologist steve paulson to explain. well our first weekend in june, and we have a lot of changes on the way now we're gonna mix of some low clouds been a lot of drizzled earlier this morning and we get some sun and some higher clouds. but changes are on the way yet we could probably do three forecasts here. one north won around the bay and then also one to the south. still, some low clouds in place. they're not disappearing yet, and higher clouds are increasing in advance of it. i'm sure you've heard by now reigns on the way. but boy, there's going to be a distinct

dividing line of where it rains and where it's just clouding. maybe even really warm to mcgee. areas north of the golden gate looked pretty solid for rain late saturday night. sunday morning, there will be drizzles to some light rain around san francisco, oakland, maybe along cemetery oko santa cruz mountains, but south bay and be hard pressed to see more than a maybe a tracer at 1 1/100 of an inch. it's going to be very warm and muggy, but the forecast projections are amazingly wet about north of about mount tamil pius, santa rosa north, there's some projections of a half inch to three quarters, maybe even an inch of rain that far north. he had hardly anything to the south again. that would be sunday morning. from our zip trip this morning and petaluma. they had breaks and then the fog came right back in there. it was came right back in, so i don't think the fog is going away anytime soon. that will play under our weather and boys. it juiced up to the north. look at that. that's a very deep layer of moisture that's coming in a couple of keys that there's no dynamics, at least down here. it's called a lot of warm, overrunning. there are no cold air temperatures are very mild amount of moisture in the air is very mild. and we do have a more

of an onshore breeze or a south wind in the oakland berkeley hills. mount diablo is northwest of 30. but there's more of a westerly component so cooler weather will make it inland today. fifties sixties by the coast. too much fog and low clouds sixties around the base seventies inland, although eastern south could get a little warmer temperatures earlier still showed 50 sixties and seventies. but that low cloud deck is going to keep some really cool conditions. coast in bay, all eyes are on the moisture that's beginning to move in really heavy rain being forecast for the pacific northwest could have more rain in the next three days. than they normally get an entire month here for june because they're closer to the energy source. that's that low, but look at all that moisture coming across straight across there. that's a warm air mass. and when you set up with that deep of moisture, you can get a lot of rain. you can see already some high level radar returns to the north coast, so mendocino county, lake county sonoma county in the mix before anybody else, drizzle will be back late tonight tomorrow. and probably even late saturday night, but you can see more gun hill, san

jose livermore, brentwood. hardly anything pretty good rain . petaluma napa fairfield, especially santa rosa. russian river north could be some moderate to heavy amounts here steady amounts into sunday morning. so 50 60 seventies to near 80 on the temps will cloud it up. get some drizzle cloudy, then rain sunday morning except to the south will be very mild to warm. then we kick it out next week is looking warmer. an agreement reached to allow police officers to take part in san francisco's pride parade with the mayor has to say about the change.

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for controller, yvonne yiu. as an executive at top financial firms, yiu managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, yiu saved taxpayes over $55 millio. finding waste. saving money. yiu is for you. lone marching in the pride parade after a compromise between law enforcement and parade organizers was reached. just last week, mayor reed had to had made the decision to not take part in the parade after pride. organizers said that uniformed law enforcement police would not be allowed. during the city's

flag raising ceremony yesterday , the mayor apologized for her decision. i apologize. for not also recognizing the hurt and the pain that i know some feel as a result. of their own interactions and engagement with law enforcement. the compromise will now allow some officers in uniform to take part this year. the pride parade is coming up on june 26th. transgender activist honey mahogany is running for san francisco supervisor mahogany made the announcement on social media. she will be running against district six incumbent matt dorsey, who was appointed by mayor london breed last month. if elected mahogany could be the city's first transgender supervisor. she's known for her activism, political work and her 2013 appearance on the show rupaul's drag race gas prices now reaching dizzying new levels. take a look at this. our meteorologist roberta gonzalez,

snapped this picture of gas costing more than $9.75. this was taken at a gas station in mendocino. one person who lives in the area, told her he thinks it's the highest price gas. in the country certainly could be gas prices just keep going up. according to triple a, the us average is up to $4.76, the highest ever nationwide. that's a 17 cents in just the last week. in california, though regular unleaded is an unheard of $6.24 a gallon and we are breaking records here in california in the bay area as well. we should say oakland up to $6.37 a gallon san jose is at 6 38 in san francisco's average price of gas up to $6.50. analysts say the high demand and the rising price of oil are driving the price spikes. tesla ceo elon musk says he has a quote, super bad feeling about the economy and wants to cut about 10% of the jobs that tesla that's, according to an email to executives reported by reuters

with 100,000 employees worldwide , a 10% cut would mean a loss of about 10,000 jobs. this follows a demand by musk earlier this week that all tesla workers returned to the office saying, quote if you don't show up, we will have to assume you have resigned and quote. the second day of celebrations marking queen elizabeth's 70 year reign is wrapping up right now in london. there was a service of thanksgiving this morning honoring the 96 year old queen. she, however, remained at windsor castle after experiencing some discomfort following yesterday's celebrations. buckingham palace, says her majesty watch the service on tv members of the royal family attended the service, including harry and megan, who made their first appearance at the jubilee celebrations. queen obviously has been on the throne longer than i've lived, so she's always been in my life right from when i was born, i gets really so it's just a fantastic achievement 70 years in one job.

i mean, no one ever does that, do they? there's no word yet on whether queen elizabeth will attend a platinum jubilee concert that's scheduled to be held tomorrow at buckingham palace and check this out not far from buckingham palace, a group of about 100 corgis and their owners held an informal parade. the event was a nod to queen elizabeth's time on the throne and the fact that she has been a big fan of the breed of dogs. throughout her reign the queen has owned more than 30 corgis over the years. the owners explain the appeal of the regal in very british breed. buffalo bills brewery, a favorite east bay institution is now closed after nearly 40 years . the owner jeff harry's, made the announcement on social media buffalo bills opened in 1983 in hayward. and became known for its house brewed beer. the brewpub was later inducted into the smithsonian american history museum for being the most historic brewpub in america. but like many restaurants, the owners say they were hit hard by

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