tell you what angry parents now plan to do to fight it. plus. and i think that that's something that should be looked at by our committee and potentially by the department of justice. legal problems seem to be piling up for former president trump how the confidence of some of the former president's closest advisers may not be as strong as it used to be. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings on two. i'm dave clark . good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. june 30th friday eve days last day of the month and the month last day of the quarter, so wall street is going to be busy and steve paulson is here. it is significantly cooler this morning. nice cool breeze. or or cold wind? yeah i thought it felt nice. feel good to me, too. and you know who's in town, right? mr drizzle, mr drizzle. welcome in town earlier. bayside

not inland, but big fog bank. this will lead to a amazing cooling trend going to the first couple of days of july and the holiday, the fourth low clouds and fog, the bases are lifting and june ends cool or no doubt about it here started yesterday. low clouds. mr drizzle, coasting bay. sunny breezy and cooler so most of the temperatures inland will be in the seventy's fifty's sixty's coast in bay. all right . it's four o'clock in the morning. four oh, one. excuse me. and here he is, mr sal castaneda. well steve. good morning. we do have traffic that is doing pretty well around the bay area to start with the richmond bridge and talk about that a little bit. you can see that traffic is moving along very nicely with no major issues . i do want to mention that traffic is doing pretty well in the east bay if you're driving on 6 80 highway four. no major issues if you're driving in san francisco, north bong 80 and near one oh one temperature

cisco fire department is on the scene of a fire near to 80 and 101. so you might see some slowing in the area. however the traffic right now it looks all right for a one. let's go back to the headlines. thank you rejected for the third time this school year, the oakland school board said no to a proposal to keep 10 schools open. president ye know not agreed. to angry parents and community members say almost all of the schools scheduled to be closed, served mostly black and brown students. they're cutting services for our kit children. they're carrying teachers, so we're upset. some of those schools have already been closed or their consolidated and for the rest of those selected schools. well the next school year will be their last year. among the school board members most but not all say there's not enough money to keep every school opened because

enrollment is down and the maintenance cost is high. i do not believe we have the resources to maintain the number of schools that we have in the footprint. really. it stretches our resources too thin, the last thing that i ever imagined. that i would be sitting on the school board and have my colleagues on the board, not listen to the community. and vote to close community schools when we have money to keep our schools open. well parents and their supporters plan to keep fighting in their battle to keep targeted schools open and then our focusing on the november elections when three school board members come up for election. what today? judge catania. brown jackson will make history as the first female african american member of the u. s supreme court. the 51 year old will be sworn in later this morning. justice stephen breyer officially retires when the supreme court releases its final two decisions today. jackson once was a clerk for justice breyer and has been a federal judge since 2013. the senate

confirmed her for the supreme court back in april, and she becomes only the sixth women women to join the supreme court. this is also the first time for women will serve together on the u. s. supreme court is now 404. new subpoenas been issued by the congressional committee investigating the insurrection that the u. s. capitol pets up alone in the white house counsel for former president trump has been ordered to testify, according to witnesses, simple, oni repeatedly warned the former president against challenging the election results and the legal problems of former president trump because of the riot at the us capitol seemed to be growing. reporter mikey manual, says some democratic lawmakers now what an investigation into alleged witness tampering. among next steps being considered by the january 6th select committee investigating last year's events . possible criminal referrals for witness tampering or obstruction of justice. tuesday's hearing concluded with republican vice chair liz cheney

, seemingly alluding to the possibility was, cheney pointed out at the end that were very troubled about different efforts to influence witnesses. january 6th committee, democratic lawmaker pete aguilar pointed to such alleged efforts as justification for charges being considered, and i think that that's something that should be looked at by our committee and potentially by the department of justice. meantime former president trump continues to deny any wrongdoing regarding last year's events, even as the latest testimony from former trump white house aide cassidy hutchinson included stunning allegations, claiming after the president's speech he demanded to be driven to the capital, even attempting to grab the wheel when told no by his own secret service. the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. the 25 year old former aides said she was told of the altercation by white house security officials. and that bobby angle, the head of

the detail was in the room and didn't dispute the account. senior secret service agents are reportedly prepared to testify that president trump did not lunge for the wheel or attack his own security detail. in washington, mike emanuel fox news again. mick mulvaney, a former top trump administration . white house aide says tuesday's testimony changed his mind about defending donald trump against charges that he incited a riot. mulvaney told cbs the explosive accusations and testimony by former white house aide cassidy hutchinson were very credible. veiny cited her testimony that the former president encouraged the riders to march to the capital, even knowing that they were armed with weapons. vice president kamala harris is attending democratic party fundraisers in the bay area. today she landed at san francisco international yesterday, where she was greeted by maryland and breed and oakland mayor libby schaaf. the vice president will attend democratic party fundraisers

today in los datos and in san francisco. time is our 406, a man and a woman were arrested on suspicion. they were involved in a shooting last weekend at the west oakland bart station. on tuesday, a bart police officer was patrolling the montgomery street bart station in san francisco when they recognize the suspect who were wanted for questioning in the shooting. the victim in saturday's shooting, has since positively identified them and they're in custody now even identified as selvin lopez 28, year old resident of san francisco. and j. c. sata guzman , an 18 year old from oakland. police in oakland are looking for the gunman responsible for a double shooting. investigators say a man was found shot on international boulevard near 78th avenue yesterday afternoon . police say the man is in stable condition and is expected to survive. during the investigation, officers say that they learned that a second gunshot victim left the scene but later went to the hospital for treatment. anyone with

information about the case is asked to contact oakland police time is out. 408 state officials are investigating a gun data breach that exposed personal information of every concealed carry permit holder. in the state. the information, including names, dates, birth gender, raising the addresses of the permit holders over the past 10 years first was with the state department of justice say. they're trying to contact those who were exposed and will provide credit monitoring services department of justice has that breaches connected to an update of the state 2022 firearms dashboard portal portal . well several new gun control measures are due to take effect tomorrow. california's extending it to micro stamping requirement for handguns. that's where small and grave ing's are made on spent cartridges for faster police identification. the states also expanding which weapons can legally be seized under gun violence, restraining orders. and the new law adds

ghost guns to the list of what weapons can be seized. time now is 408 and mr drizzle my dance on your windshield this morning depending on where you're driving steve coast in bay. okay for sure, it's their big fog banks in place, a roaring dealt the wind, so everything's set up for a cooler pattern taking us right into the fourth. unseasonably cool, really. i mean, this is a big fog bank, the basis of lifted so cool and june, no doubt about it cooler for all morning. drizzle sunny, breezy to windy inland and cooler temperatures come down. an onshore wind and low fifties mainly for a lot of locations in san francisco, 51 52 53. a couple of 54 is but it will be a cool cold day for some in the city. there's travis 26 to 35 even oakland airport west, southwest 22 conquered south gusting to 24. so it's going to be a blustery morning and maybe even windy for some fifties on the temps here, low mid, even brentwood 59 san jose 59 54

lower lakes or even lake counties in on the cooler pattern now but b 52 ross 52 couple of sixties in there, but the 54 is popular. healdsburg windsor rohnert park pedal. um and then everyone else is close. the low will be with us all the way into the fourth before it finally kicks out in the high builds back in, but it's a pattern that's opening the door to cooler weather, not only in the sacramento valley, but the san joaquin valley temperatures on saturday may be about eight degrees cooler than this, so even down to southern california is going to cool down. any rain would be confined well to the north. you know, trinity county may be humble del nord northern sacramento valley. otherwise, it's a cool, windy pattern for us. there will be drizzle. that's for sure. over the next probably 36 48 hours. so 50 60 seventies and only some soft eighties now for those well inland, you guys all right. thank you, steve. probably that moisture good news for firefighters. hundreds of acres have burned and evacuations are in effect this morning, coming up the latest on the racist fire burning in the sierra, also a

south bay city council, declaring a stage two water emergency. we'll tell you what that means, if you live in mountain view

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water where the crews on the ground can't reach. pretty big but stayed on the other side of the mountain. and thank god for that. firefighters are doing a good job. shores of aerial bombers. they're all doing good work. the tankers dropping fire retardant or back to are expected to be back again today now that the powerful winds from early yesterday appeared to be dying down fire crews from oakland and san francisco are now heading to nevada county to help our time is 4 14. the us forest service is launching a national hiring effort. west coast recruiters are starting this at the high school level. they want to hire people willing to work hard in difficult positions. students who have signed up for fire training say. very learning how tough the job really is. we have to be flexible and adapt to an average changing situation and kind of be ready to move out there

working really long days and, ue conditions. pretty hard job, you know, and especially, you know, and we talked about, you know, a fast food chain that you can get paid 15 bucks an hour. well the pain is getting better. a new federal laws giving entry level firefighters of 50% pay raise so the starting salary for full time forest service firefighter averages $60,000 a year. there are new mandatory water restrictions in mountain view this morning as the bay area and entire southwest confront the third year of drought conditions . ktvu mark sayer tells us the new restrictions, including irrigation schedule and a ban on some car washing. mountain view , residents will have to start watering based on their street address. outdoor irrigation will be allowed only two days per week on tuesdays and fridays for even numbered addresses with awd

addresses being allowed to water on mondays and thursdays. you can't water at all on wednesday , so we're asking customers not to wash their vehicles at home, except with the packet bucket. we also have. the council has restricted the use of water to wash down pavement except for health and safety reasons. but if you think restrictions are tough here in the bay area, consider southern california regional metropolitan water district is calling for a whopping 35% reduction in water use for the city of l. a. that meant immediate new restrictions announced by mayor eric garcetti and reducing the number of days that you can water your lawn from three days. to ella's rules allow just eight minutes per watering station in most cases in l. a san fernando valley. the last virgin is district has already ordered outdoor watering to be cut to just one day per week. and in nevada, what's called non functional or purely ornamental grass has been permanently outlawed. why the tougher measures elsewhere. it

all comes down to the sources of water, which provides much of the south west water is just 28% full and within 150 ft of a level where water can no longer be released through the hoover dam. so could we eventually face additional restrictions here at home. well, we respond to the conditions at the moment. our stage. two restrictions do allow us to establish a watering schedule anywhere between one day a week and three days a week, and right now we're at the need for a two day limit. so we're not yet at southern california levels of restrictions, but it is a cautionary tale if local conservation goals are not met. reporting in mountain view. i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. okay, mark. thank you. time now for 17 leads us right to steve paulson. he has your thursday morning forecast. i'm not ready yet. okay, you you just go ahead. go ahead. steve paulson. he's here talking about thursday four, okay? and a cooler forecast. it is indeed no doubt

about a drizzle coast in bay. this will be a cooler pattern for all even inland, also up in the mountains. so uh, it's mainly a windy, cooler pattern. but there is a big fog bank now. i mean it. the footprint is establishing itself. the bases are lifting that's allowing it to make it for inland areas, which maybe i haven't seen it much lately. big fog bank morning drizzle sunday breezy to windy and for some cooler. same can be said low fifties for most locations in the city, and there's our own no doubt about it roaring delta wind out to travis when they're up to 35. that's a pretty good sign that the cooling will make it out to the sacramento valley fifties on the temps here. even lake county calls down even eastern contra costa county's southern santa clara valley fifties on attempts are forties. woodside's 49 san carlos 52 pacific at 52 degrees in no park at 53, belmont, san mateo, both at 55, the area of low pressure and associated we call the trough. alright there is going to sweep through through the entire weekend. all the way up,

probably to monday is the way it's looking here in temperatures out the sacramento valley on saturday and sunday may be in the low eighties you're seeing even palm springs 100 this time of year. that's not bad as you head in first of july. that's that's not bad for them instead of 1 16. any rain would be confined well to the north. i would think north of mendocino county wouldn't be until probably on sunday and monday. so it looks like you know, just a windy and cooler pattern for us. big fog bank 50 60 70 some eighties, the cooling that will go all the way, probably to sunday that looks to be the coolest day that increasing clouds of high clouds, not fog. on monday. alright steve. thank you time for 19 growing concern about the spread of monkeypox has health experts bracing for potential outbreaks were talking with bay area doctors say about the risk in our area and the government's plan to keep the virus from spreading. and more problems for travelers. we're going to tell you about the obstacles for anyone who needs a new passport.

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just about 4. 22 is we emerged from the coronavirus pandemic. health officials are now seeing more cases of monkeypox ktvu christian captain says medical experts are taking what they've learned from covid to plan for monkey pots. as the covid pandemic eases monkeypox is coming into sharper focus, infectious disease specialist dr peter chen hong says the fact that monkey pox is seldom deadly vaccines already developed. it is a disease that needs to be addressed, not feared. i think, monkeypox we should be wary of it, but definitely not fearful of it, not alarmed by it and not lose sleep over it, although most of the current monkeypox cases have been gay men medical experts say that's just happenstance. previous outbreaks have spread in different communities when you look at the arc of monkeypox outbreaks, historically actually, men and women are equal opportunity is just said this particular outbreak seems to be pried up

predominantly in men who have sex with men. but you know, the last outbreak we had in the u. s was in pet owners. san francisco's department of public health says they've tracked 16 cases of monkeypox so far to rolling out plans to combat the disease. san francisco has already received 360 vaccine doses with another 200 expected this week. we know the importance now of circumventing this before it gets wider, so we reached out to all of our patients. we've made sure that their them and their contacts are being treated or reached out to for conversations. the san francisco aids foundation is also mobilizing, recalling how gay men were stigmatized during the hiv aids crisis of the 19 eighties. the foundation is raising concerns about testing and vaccinations to address the current monkeypox outbreak and we're taking every chance we can to ensure that the population that we serve through san francisco aids foundation is aware and that we're advocating for enough vaccine so that all

those who feel like they may be at risk will have access. department of public health says it's working with the state to source and distribute vaccine as it becomes available. they are urging anyone who suspects they may have been exposed to monkey pox to contact their doctor or medical care provider in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu fox two news. thank you. christian the world health organization is now warning that a sustained global transmission of monkeypox could move into other high risk groups that includes children. women who are pregnant and immuno compromised . already the w. h o is investigating reports of cases among children in the uk and europe. but none of the cases in the children so far appear to be severe time. not for 24. santa clara county vector control, taking precautions after finding mosquitoes with west nile virus out in that area. they were in mosquito traps near milpitas, and later tonight, vector control crews will be in that area, spraying insecticide. targeting mosquitoes, the vector

control officials say it's common for mosquitoes to be active during summer because they thrive and really hot weather and then small, random pockets of water. treatment involves using truck mounted equipment that releases and insecticide at what we call ultra low volume, which is sort of a missed um and we drive entire area. and this insecticide states, um, and the flange zone of the mosquito. officials say you can lower your infection risk by removing standing water from your property and limit your outdoor activities between dusk and dawn . that's when those pesky mosquitoes are most active. the city of berkley is taking steps to reimagine public safety. the berkeley city council has passed a two year balanced budget that fully funds the police department. it includes $250,000

to create a department of community safety. $210,000 for violence prevention and youth services and $700,000 for mental health services, including a mental health center at berkeley high mayor jesse are again tells ktvu. the plan is for a full police staff. of 181 officers. going to take some time for us to get up to the fully authorized level. um we have also launched a specialized carrying it, which is going to be a team of nurses and clinicians that are going to go out and respond to calls for people who are not mental health crisis or subsidies crisis. we are funding a team of community service officers that are going to respond to calls such as noise complaints. um and other types of, um nonserious calls for service. the mayor says the city is also investing in its infrastructure, which includes road repairs and bike and pedestrian improvements. a group of teenagers accused of

carjacking in the south bay and police say this is not the first time and seeking justice. seven decades later with the family of emmett till is demanding after a recent arrest warrant discovery don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just had two ktvu .com slash email to sign

misconduct very serious potential misconduct. we are learning new details about police involvement in a deadly car crash after a sideshow in oakland. now two officers have been placed on leave accused of breaking policy. and the july 4th holiday weekend is practically here, and so are the crowds at the airports. the concerns that not everyone may have a smooth experience. from

ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to pam cook . good morning. i'm dave clark. it's thursday. it is june 30th right there path right here. okay. steve paulson's right here . here's your forecast a little drizzle it. i saw a little bit this morning. little bit going into the holiday weekend. we need to highlight cooler cooler because that's the screaming message here, and it starts now. it started yesterday, but it really kicks into cooler gear. if you will. today, the bases on the fog have just i mean their way of 2500 ft now. they were held in check. but not anymore. so that means inland areas which haven't had much in the way of fog and low clouds and get it at least pretty good push today. june ends cooler, mr drizzle, coasting bay is up early here. sunny, breezy, windy, cooler. fifties sixties and seventies now on those temps speaking of cool here he is, mr. sal castaneda steve. thank you. all right. i like that intro,

and right now we don't have a lot going on which is good. we do have traffic that is off to a nice start at the bay bridge talk plaza. you can see it looks very good getting into san francisco with no major issues. the traffic looks good. also on the same tale bridge as you head over to the peninsula, 4 31, let's go back to the headlines. all right. sal to oakland police officers were placed on leave, and they were told to turn in their badges and guns are accused of chasing after a car that was involved in a deadly crash and then left the scene of the deadly crash. kgb is henry lee has an update after hearing from the oakland police chief and the family of the victim. we identify potential. misconduct very serious pot learned from sources that to oakland police officers are under investigation for allegedly chasing a suspect without permission and then taking off after that suspect caused a crash that killed an innocent bystander. police chief, the ron

armstrong would not go into detail but had this to say the additional information shows some irregularities and discrepancies involving to oakland police officers. sources tell us that to oakland police officers decided to go after this nissan 3 50 z that was allegedly involved in the legal site show near 45th and international at about two or early sunday morning. in this video posted the instagram the police car does not have its lights or sirens on the nissan reached speeds of up to 100 miles an hour. the chief says the officers could not catch up to it. a short time later, the nissan crashed at 54th and international standing apart car into a group of people standing near a taco truck. 28 year old lolo monomania. sakai was killed his mother and two other relatives were hurt the victim's family and sources tell us the two officers involved left the scene without helping those who were hurt. sources say. body cam video capture one officer making a comment about the suspect who caused the crash, the victim's uncle ian final seconds that one of them yelled hope he dies and they left for you guys to leave

like that. it was not cool at all for this community. that's why the community doesn't have trust issues. the suspect in the crash 19 year old arnold rinaldi, has since made bail after being arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. the chief has previously said the officers are on paid leave, but he's since gone further suspension of police power movement of the badging gun angry because we lost the innocent soul. the families gathered at this memorial every day since the crash. it's saturday because instead of worrying about him, there's people injured here. and if they're out here to serve our community, this is what we're going to expect out of him. really ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you. henry. a group of san jose. teenagers arrested for an armed carjacking now face similar charges to the ones they were already on probation for. investigators say the teenagers are responsible for a carjacking that ended near downtown san jose early sunday morning. police say they used a ghost gun in a carjacking near the san jose state university campus police helicopter tracked them

north through the city until they crashed on coleman avenue near the highway 87 overpass. one of the teenagers, was wearing an ankle bracelet as part of his probation from similar crimes back in march. obviously something needs to change its not working a couple of months after committing those first car jackings are out doing another one. the suspects are a 14 year old, a pair of 15 year olds in a 17 year old. they are all back in custody of the juvenile justice system, the driver of the rideshare car that was was not seriously injured and we'll get the car back after investigators retrieve any evidence that they can find in the car. time is now 4 34 right now. president biden is in spain he's attending day two of a nato summit where the alliance declared that russia is the most significant and direct threat to the peace and security of nato members at that summit meeting in madrid, nato's chief said. the alliance is facing its biggest security crisis since

world war two is russia continues to invade ukraine president biden reaffirmed the us commitment to nato. we're going to approve a new nato's strategic concept and reaffirm the unity and determination of our alliance to defend every inch. and article five is sacrosanct. immediately we saying that fact against one is an attack against all every inch. in a video address at the summit, ukrainian president talansky asked for more modern missile defense systems to counter the weapons of russia. he said his country needs $5 billion of military aid every month to defend itself against russia. the biden administration is updating hipaa patient privacy guidelines following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade. the new guidelines place emphasis on the federal restrictions on disclosing patient data. that means healthcare staff who suspect that a patient had an

abortion in a state where it is illegal can only report that to law enforcement under very limited circumstances, the notice from the department of health and human services also warns that user data on phones is not protected under hipaa. time is 4 36 since roe versus wade was overturned, california is expected to play a bigger role in providing abortions nationwide. a new report from u c l. a expects as many as 8 to 16,000 more people will come here to california every year to get an abortion, planned parenthood of california says it already has seen an increase of women coming here after texas passed its law restricting abortions last year. we're also hiring abortion navigators, patient navigators that that really is their job. if you call the health center, they help you with what is the closest airport . how long does it take to get from the airport to a health center? no other nonprofit organization to help with abortion, access, a people of

color people from lower income communities and undocumented immigrants are more likely to seek assistance. well another new study shows online research of abortion medication surged in the days after a draft of the supreme court opinion leaked out early last month. study shows google search volume increased by 162. the study also shows that interest spiked majorly in states of moving to ban abortion outright. with international travel, making a rebound, many americans are finding it difficult to get a new passport . some passport agencies have no open appointments for almost 90 days, adding delays to the already long processing time the whole process could take almost five months now. officials say they have seen an increase in applications. we're getting a lot of people coming in because of the pandemic when they couldn't get a passport now they're coming in to get a passport. now, the state

department says it could take up to 11 weeks to routinely process an application for an extra fee . you can ask for an expedited passport, alright our time is 4 38 bay area airports, bracing for a very busy week, with a large number of passengers expected during the long fourth of july holiday weekend. oakland airports expected to welcome as many passengers as it had for the independence day holiday in 2019 before the pandemic, airport officials have some advice for any travelers to make your trip a little bit easier. so we do recommend that passengers download their airlines mobile app or check on their airlines website just to make sure that they have the most recent information for their flight status and any other crucial updates that the airline might have regarding their trip. well, so far today looks like smooth travel to and from oakland. only one southwest airlines flight has been delayed. oakland officials expect about 240,000 travelers

will pass through oakland international airport between today and next tuesday with tomorrow is expected to be the busiest day. they were taking a live look at san francisco international airport at this very second. they're also preparing for a busy few days. sfo recommends travelers get to the airport at least two hours before your domestic flight is due to take off and at least three hours for international flights so far today, 13 sfo flights have been canceled. that includes five delta airlines flight and for united airlines flights and that banana san jose airport, one united flight has been canceled. 15 southwest flights are expected to land or take off 15 minutes or more later. than originally scheduled. 15 minutes. not so bad, but it's longer than that. i know. check in with steve paulson. i don't know if you've seen any weather problems for flights, either here or where people might be traveling

anything. anyone should worry about focused on us and only us. okay, look. okay? hopefully no extreme man here. i know. hopefully no extreme weather where people are headed. there is some but i'll take. i have to take care of us first, but i'll take a look here we have a big fog bank, and that's mean cooler. breezy windy for sam. drizzle lots of drizzle out there. the basis on the fog has lifted big time. so i ate thursday forecast is cooler, for all means even out to the sacramento valley because there's no doubt about it. onshore wind, santa rosa conquered menlo park east san jose, those arrows are all down. 77 78 72 74 on the forecast highs today big time code and kicked in yesterday. there you go. west southwest napa airport travis west southwest of 35, the strongest gusts i've seen so far as the ultimate past. at 48 mph . so there's some up early this morning. some pretty good gusts fifties on the temps here. sandra fell down at 51, 57. fremont hayward san carlos at 51

fifties in the santa cruz mountains and around santa cruz as well. upper fifties to 60 around campbell, cupertino, saratoga. send martin at 54. that low is going to play under weather. not only today but the rest of the holiday weekend, probably going all the way into monday, maybe even tuesday, so windy at times cooler clouds will be increasing, not fog, but high mid level clouds on sunday. but even if you're heading out to the sacrament of ireland, the san joaquin valley, the trend is cooler. sacramento may only be about 80 as we head towards sunday in fresno will be in the upper eighties, which is hard to believe, but that's the forecast. if there's any rain, it would be to the north down north, humble county, northern mendocino county, northern sacramento valley doesn't look like a lot, but there will be a lot of drizzle. i mean, you could see some pretty decent amount, especially areas to the south or along the coast. 50 60 seventies on most of the temps couple of eighties, but they're on their way out as well. coolest day will be sunday, keeping it pretty cool all the way into monday. all right. thank you, steve. a sentence of 30 years in prison for r and b singer r. kelly on sex

trafficking charges still ahead . the reaction outside the court and the reason is, victims say that sentence is about more than just them, plus concerned about crime in a small pocket of oakland, while the city's vietnamese community says it's struggling with not only danger out on the streets, but a lack of representation downtown.

to it's 4 44 of the recent discovery of an arrest warrant has reignited the controversy surrounding the seven decade old kidnapping and murder case of emmett till investigators searching the mississippi courthouse where evidence about the lynching of black teenager emmett till found the unserved warrant charging a now family members of emmett till say they want that woman brought to justice almost 70 years later , the warrant was found last week. it names a woman now known

as carolyn bryant, donna on the kidnapping charge for the abduction of emmett till mr darman dome was never arrested. former mm a fighter. cain velasquez has filed a lawsuit against the man who is accused of molesting his four year old relative, according to the l a times. the lawsuit accuses the man and his family of negligence , sexual battery and several other claims they own a childcare facility where the child was allegedly molested. velazquez is charged with the attempted murder of the man after chasing him down and shooting at him in santa clara county in february. velasquez remains in custody for 45 r and b singer r. kelly is expected to spend the rest of his life behind bars. a judge just sentenced him to 30 years in prison for crimes that includes sex trafficking and exploitation of a child. prosecutors say he used his celebrity status and often made empty promises of stardom to groom and sexually abused young girls, boys and women. i stand here very proud.

of my judicial system. very proud of my fellow survivors. and very pleased with the outcome. i never thought that i would be here to see. him be held accountable for the atrocious things that he did. the new lawyer for r. kelly, who successfully defended bill cosby last year, says r. kelly is not a predator and plans to appeal is 55 years old and he will likely be transferred to chicago later this summer, where he faces federal charges of child pornography and obstruction. you also faces state charges in illinois and in minnesota. police in the bahamas are now blaming carbon monoxide poisoning for the deaths of three american tourists. a couple from tennessee and florida man were mysteriously found dead last month in their rooms at a sandals resort. the wife of the florida man was also sick but survived. police investigators now confirm

autopsies that ruled the tourists died by asphyxiation due to carbon monoxide. the resort says it is installing carbon monoxide detectors in all guest rooms. time is now 4 47 in germany and eight year old boy recovering now after becoming trapped in a sewer system for eight days, a neighborhood noises coming from a manhole cover and called the police. the police lifted that heavy lid and found that little boy who was dehydrated, among other things, but no serious internal injuries were found. investigators believe the child crawled into a drain became disoriented and became lost in the rain water sewers system. researchers spent days trying to find him, including using a robot equipped with a camera to try to find him underground. a medical exam will be performed on a body that was found during trash collection along the solano county, yolo county border. investigators have identified the body as that of a dixon resident miguel

piniella's. they theorized that he climbed into a dumpster about an hour before the garbage truck came to pick up the trash. he died in the dumpster or in the truck and was only found when the contents of the garbage truck was being emptied. so far , authorities believe the death was accidental. a sad conclusion in the search for a young oakland woman who disappeared earlier this month. police are now reporting that the body of 18 year old zoe hunt was found in alameda. june 20th. that's four days after a missing persons report was filed. investigators considered her at risk, but she had no visible injuries when her body was found . the cause of death has not been released. time is not for 48 work crews in the east bay trying to clean up now, after a water main break led to a big single that partially swallowed the car. what happened in the community of kensington here in the berkeley hills. in this video, you can see the car. pan it's stuck in the sink courts water service was turned off her neighbors in the immediate area

. residents say it's the second time a water line has broken in that area. in recent weeks. they passed it, but they haven't finished repaving the road and then it happened again again broke again. yeah. now work crews from east bay mud responded to fix that water main break. it's a six inch cast iron main that was installed back in 1946. wow. yes. all right. we do have some mists and fogs. the humidity is nice for the firefighters out there, steve, in particular, much higher humidity, west wind cooler temps. that sounds like a victory to me. versus dry conditions and hot and north northeast, but we have some rather strong gusts, which is never good, but it's been up earlier this morning. the ultimate passed so far it looks to be the leader of the past 48 mph court deal near cordelia.

augusta 45. byron airport. 38 lime ridge won't a creek 35 travis 35.30. vallejo that's vallejo. there's two hours in there. see, i try my best 30 and conquered at 24 mph low clouds and fog, the basis of lifted dramatically. that's allowing cooler for all here to take us all the way into some inland areas. 50 60 seventies on most of these temps here, santa rosa conquered menlo park east san jose. the arrows are all coming down. 77 78 72 74 on the forecast highs and when napa gets an onshore breeze, travis the 35 there that is in vacaville as well, even at the davis you know that even sacramento valuable cool down fifties on the attempts to the north, mainly fifties. uh temperatures are pretty probably stuck to the low clouds coming in. but bodega bay is 52 ross 52 vallejo 52. low clouds and fog and that associated lower going to keep us on a cool pattern all the way into probably monday. wendy at times cooler clouds increased sunday and we will see

cooling taking place in the sacramento valley san joaquin valley and even down on the desert, which is hard to believe, but the forecast high upper nineties maybe a by the time we get to the weekend for even palm springs and 80 81 for sacramento on saturday into sunday, which is hard to hard to believe, but that's the way it's going to be this time around. could be some light rain well to the north. we will get drizzle. that's for sure. and we're already seeing that this morning, so 50 sixties mainly seventies are very low eighties but cooler all the way in the sunday you guys. all right. thank you. steve parents have been fighting to keep some oakland schools open, but school board members have once again voted down a proposal to do so up next. the reason some board members say it's a financial decision that it can't change. staffing issues impacting the u. s. forest service as it braces for a rough wildfire season ahead and a new role for warriors star stephon curry. we're going to tell you, which awards show he will soon host in awards show he will soon host in the offseason.

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the double bacon cheesy jack combo starting at $5.99. order on the jack app today. to it's 4 53 warriors superstar stefan currie was named the host of the prestigious espy awards show. he will probably be on stage a lot because curry himself is nominated for three individual espy awards, including best athlete in men's sports. best record breaking performance and best nba player . curry is also nominated with his teammates and the nba champion golden state warriors as the best nba team. for the last two years, we have seen a steep increase in violent crimes targeting the asian community, but some in oakland's vietnamese community tell ktvu tom vacar, the city seems to be forgetting about them. it requires everyone vietnamese american small business owners want oakland's little saigon much better

protected. we can't rely on goodwill alone to make sure that we are representing little saigon stretches from second to 14th avenue along international boulevard and 12th street. it's a very little known community but crime here from within and without has become intolerable to business people with everything from street thuggery to organize theft. to street racing inside shows representation, whether it's from our elected officials to our educators to our people who are meant to protect us and to serve us and that's why we have an organizing the immigrants who came here. flood vietnam. to save their very lives, but they came here to build an economy and a neighborhood and a society. they have enough trouble dealing with a shaky economy and inflation. they don't need anything else from anyone else making life miserable, their plight and their fight is simple. get adequate and equal police

protection. as well as getting government and non government agencies to invest and be present in oakland's many culturally diverse communities. for the vietnamese community, the community, cambodian community laotian community, it's a whole different world view and so lumping people together limping the whole ap under this huge umbrella causes a lot of heart other chambers of commerce. chinatown african american latino. and metropolitan support them. currently, we are hearing customers talking about where not to go there, not talking about where to shop there talking about where to avoid, you know, going into we met to owners of small markets hold on hold on, says her customers worry about shopping. because oakland is just not safe and that the vietnamese community is so small that the city simply doesn't care about this era and the kids and the old people. they worry to walk out to shopping. like a clock.

everybody used to close the store. nonetheless they pay their taxes employ people and demand help. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you, tom. today the oakland a's are facing a key vote on their waterfront ballpark, the san francisco bay conservation and development commission will vote on the a's $1 billion new stadium planet howard terminal. now a no vote means the team will most likely leave. this comes as major league baseball set to waive that las vegas relocation fee. community activists want the community to have the right to vote on the oakland a's proposed plan. the money that i received from the federal government from the state needs to be invested back on the streets of east and west oakland to make a difference for our children and families. and that is the bottom line, not for a private millionaire billionaire. that will continue to make more billions and

millions and my children are left with a challenge here in oakland. now the meeting is set for nine o'clock this morning and oakland city council vote will be held next week to decide on a resolution for putting the ballpark funding measure on the november ballot. san francisco's unemployment rate hit a record low of 1.9% in may, according to the chronicle. part of the reason for the low unemployment rate is that the city's population decreased during the pandemic. census data shows. san francisco lost 6.3% of its population from july 2022 july 2021. and a new survey shows that now takes a net worth of $5.1 million to be considered wealthy in san francisco. the 2022 modern wealth survey by charles schwab says that compares to $3.8 million just last year, which is an increase of 34. now we hope you'll join us on mornings onto tomorrow for our next zip trip tomorrow

morning morning's onto will be in venetia to show off the city's favorite places for a bite to eat at all times a day. we're also going to highlight a children's choir that celebrates diversity all around the world, and we explore more facts and trivia that even some of the locals might not know that zip trip to banish to again is tomorrow. you can watch from 9 to 10 during mornings onto the nine be sure to join us later in the summer. for others it trips to santa clara, pacifica, dublin and martinez. there was no listening. they knew coming in what they were going to say what they were going to do in oakland, yet another tough blow for families, students and teachers, the school board once again voted to shut down selected school campuses. we'll tell you what angry parents now plan to do to fight it. plus. and i think that that's something that should be looked at by our committee and potentially by the department of justice. legal problems seem to be piling up for former president trump will tell you

how the confidence of some of the former president's closest advisers may not be as strong as it used to be. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the morning don to i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. june 30th. last day of the month is july is coming in much cooler than june. let's check in with steve is not coming in hot, that's for sure. it's coming in cool. in fact, the end of june will be cool, and the first couple of days of july will be unseasonably cool. you know, somewhere down the road will have to pay for this with some heat, but not this next three or four days. that's for sure. fifties on attempts. i think and this is probably going to be about the lowest 53 in the city. that's the coolest. don't see that all the time. big fog bank, the basis of lifted inland areas will get even cooler today. it started yesterday. so june ends cooler. drizzle coast and bay. sunny breezy, even windy and cool. we've had gusts of 48 mph at the ultimate past. fifties

sixties and seventies today. alright sounds here. it's five o'clock in the morning. first hour. we were all right. what about right now? okay yeah, we're good, you know, and one of the things that we mentioned is that we don't have a lot going on. that's just fine with me. let's go out to the cemetery bridge ensure you the traffic looks very good with no major issues. sometimes it's quiet. and we like it that there's not going a lot going on at the bay bridge toll plaza right now. westbound so this changes usually this hour and usually by the end of you know, five o'clock approach. six o'clock, we kind of knowthe headlines wel rejected for the third time this school year, the oakland school board said no to a proposal to keep 10 schools open. president ye know, not agreed to. well angry parents and community members say almost all of the schools that are scheduled to be closed serve mostly black and brown students. they're cutting

services for our kit children carrying teachers, so we're upset. some of those schools have already been closed or consolidated, and for the rest of those selected schools the next school year. it will be their last year. among the school board members most but not all say it's just not enough money to keep every school open because enrollment is down and the cost of maintenance is high. i do not believe we have the resources to maintain the number of schools that we have in the footprint. really. it stretches our resources too thin, the last thing that i ever imagined. that i would be sitting on the school board and have my colleagues on the board, not listen to the community. and vote to close community schools when we have money to keep our schools open. for parents and their supporters plan to keep fighting in the battle to keep targeted schools open and now focusing on the november election. that's when

three school board members come up for election. well today. judge catania brown jackson will make history as the first african american female on the u. s. supreme court. the 51 year old will be sworn in later this morning. justice stephen breyer officially retires when the supreme court releases its final two decisions today. jackson was once a clerk for justice breyer and has been a federal judge since 2013. the senate confirmed her for the u. s supreme court back in april, and she becomes only the sixth woman to join the supreme court. this is also the first time for women will serve together on the u. s. supreme court. time is now 503. a new subpoena was issued by the congressional committee investigating the insurrection at the u. s. capitol. pats of bologna, the white house counsel for former president trump has been ordered to testify, according to witnesses, bologna repeatedly warned the former president against challenging the election results. and the legal problems of former president trump because of the riot at the us capitol seemed to

be growing. reporter mike emanuel says. some democratic lawmakers want an investigation into alleged witness tampering. among next steps being considered by the january 6th select committee investigating last year's events. possible criminal referrals for witness tampering or obstruction of justice. tuesday's hearing concluded with republican vice chair liz cheney, seemingly alluding to the possibility was, cheney pointed out at the end that were very troubled about different efforts to influence witnesses. january 6th committee , democratic lawmaker pete aguilar pointed to such alleged efforts as justification for charges being considered, and i think that that's something that should be looked at by our committee and potentially by the department of justice. meantime former president trump continues to deny any wrongdoing regarding last year's events, even as the latest testimony from former trump white house aide cassidy hutchinson included stunning

allegations, claiming after the president's speech he demanded to be driven to the capital, even attempting to grab the wheel when told no by his own secret service. the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. the 25 year old former aides said she was told of the altercation by white house security officials. and that bobby angle, the head of the detail was in the room and didn't dispute the account. senior secret service agents are reportedly prepared to testify that president trump did not lunge for the wheel or attack his own security detail. in washington. mike emanuel fox news. thank you. time is 505 and mick mulvaney, a former top trump administration. white house aide says tuesday's testimony changed his mind about defending donald trump against charges he incited a riot. well, they need told cbs the explosive accusations and testimony by former white house aide cassidy hutchinson were very credible.

well, they need cited her testimony that the former president encouraged the writers , rioters to march to the capital, even knowing that they were armed with weapons. vice president. kamala harris is attending democratic party fundraisers in the bay area today. she landed at sfo yesterday, where she was greeted by san francisco mayor london breed and oakland mayor libby, chef the vice president will attend democratic party fundraisers today in los gatos and in san francisco. right now . president biden is in spain attending day two of the nato summit where the alliance declared that russia is quote the most significant and direct threat to the peace and security of nato members. at the summit meeting in madrid, nato's chief said the alliance is facing its biggest security crisis since world war two as russia continues to invade ukraine. president biden reaffirmed the us commitment to nato. we're going to approve a new nato's strategic concept and reaffirm the unity and determination of

our alliance to defend every inch of territory. and article five is sacrosanct. immediately we saying against one is an attack against all every inch. in a video address at the summit , ukrainian president vladimir zelensky asked for more modern missile defense systems to counter russian weapons. he said his country needs $5 billion in military aid per month. to defend itself against russia. alright pam. time is 507 here at home. a man and woman were arrested on suspicion they were involved in a shooting last weekend at the west oakland bart station. on tuesday, a bart police officer was patrolling the montgomery street bart station in san francisco when the officer recognized the suspects who were wanted for questioning about that shooting. the victim in saturday's shooting, has since positively identified the suspects. they are now in custody. they've been identified as selvin lopez 28, year old resident of san francisco and jesse. so the

guzman, an 18 year old from oakland. police in oakland are looking for the gunman responsible for a double shooting. investigators say a man was found shot on international boulevard near 78th avenue yesterday afternoon. police say the man is in stable condition and is expected to survive during the investigation . officers say they learned that a second gunshot victim left the scene but later went to the hospital for treatment. anyone with information about the case is asked to contact oakland police 508. several new gun control measures are due to take effect tomorrow. california's extending its micro stamping requirements for handguns. that's where small engravings are made on spent cartridges for faster police identification. the states also expanding what weapons can legally be seized under gun violence. restraining orders to log adds ghost guns to the list of weapons that can be seized. the city of berkley is taking steps to reimagine public

safety. the berkeley city council has passed a two year balanced budget that fully funds the police department. it includes $250,000 to create a department of community safety $210,000 for violence prevention and youth services and $700,000 for mental health services, including a mental health center at berkeley high. mess mayor jesse oregon tells us here at ktvu that the plan is for a full police staff of 181 officers. going to take some time for us to get up to the fully authorized level. um we have also launched a specialized carrying it, which is going to be a team of nurses and clinicians that are going to go out and respond to calls for people who are not mental health crisis or subsidies crisis. we are funding a team of community service officers that are going to respond to calls such as noise complaints. um and other types of, um nonserious calls for service. the mayor says the city is also investing in its

infrastructure, which includes road repairs, as well as improvements for cyclists and pedestrians. alright tom is not 5 10 time to talk about your weather on the thursday starting off cool against you and continuing right into the weekend. that's the way it looks. you too. no doubt about it here is that we get an unseasonably cool pattern to end june and go into the first. four or five days of july is the way it's looking here, just a huge fog bank and making a big push not only on the fog but also on the wind goes out to my past. 48 mph, cordelia 45 byron airport, 38 lime ridge won't agree. 35 travis, also up to 35 bay, 350.30, valeo, 30 and conquered 24 mph. there are many higher elevations on the peninsula as well around 30 35 cooler for all big fog bank drizzle coast and bay this morning. sunny, breezy to windy. santa rosa conquered mental park east san jose. all those zeros are heading down 77 78 72 74 probably continue to kind of level off here over the next couple of days and maybe go

down another couple of degrees. west southwest 31 been up to 35 travis. that's an onshore wind in the delta that will make it out to sacramento fifties on the temps. i mean, we're seeing fifties across the board even out the pittsburgh and brentwood , clayton down to 49. that's interesting fifties rare almost everyone. kensington 52, lafayette, 53. alamo 53 big fog bank, the highest getting bumped out of here on seasonally deep system will be dropping in. so as it does, that means the wind picks up. it will be cooler well inland. clouds will increase sunday not just fog but high in mid level clouds, but the next couple of days. it's not only cooler for us, but it will be cooler all the way out to the sacramento valley. the forecast cipher sacramento on saturday and sundays about 80. which is hard to believe, but that's the way it looks. any rain would be confined to the north will get drizzled next couple of nights and mornings. but if there's any rain, probably mendocino county north does not look like a lot unless you're up. eleanor to humble county or northern sacramento valley 50 60 seventies on most of those temps in the eighties, and they're not going to hang around much longer. it will cool down all

the way into sunday. you guys all right. thank you, steve. hundreds of acres have burned. evacuations are in effect this morning. coming up. we have the latest on the racist fire burning in the sierra and one south bay city council has declared a stage two water shortage. but tell you what that means, if you live in mountain view

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earnings on to cal. fire crews are starting to get a little bit of containment on that wildfire that's northwest of grass valley . the rices fire started in nevada county, about 12 miles west of highway 49. now it started as a structure fire, but the flames quickly spread to the nearby grass. it has now burned more than one square mile near the south fork of the yuba river. where there are several small communities that have been evacuated. firefighting aircraft were called in because of the rugged terrain and that helped crews get 10% containment so far. property owners say it has

been a relief to see those helicopters dropping water where the crews on the ground can't reach big but stayed on the other side of the mountain. and. firefighters are doing a good job. shores of aerial bombers. they're all doing good work. the tankers dropping fire retardant are expected to be back again today. now that the powerful winds from early yesterday appeared to be dying down. fire crews from oakland and san francisco are now heading to nevada county to help our time is 5 15, the u. s. forest service is launching a national hiring effort. west coast recruiters are starting this at the high school level. they want to hire people willing to work hard in difficult positions. students who signed up for fire training say they now know how hard the job is. we have to be flexible and adapt to an average changing situation and kind of be ready to move out there

working really long days and, um all kinds of adverse conditions . pretty hard job, you know, and especially, you know, and we talked about, you know, a fast food chain that you can get paid 15 bucks an hour. well their pay is getting better. now. a new federal law is giving 50% entry level pay raises two firefighters, so the starting salary for full time forest service firefighter is about 60,000 year. there are new mandatory water restrictions in mountain view this morning as the bay area and entire southwest confront the third year of drought conditions. ktvu s mark sayer tells us the new restrictions, including irrigation schedule and a ban on some car washing. mountain view, residents will have to start watering based on their street address. outdoor irrigation will be allowed only two days per week on tuesdays and fridays for even numbered addresses with awd

addresses being allowed to water on mondays and thursdays. you can't water at all on wednesday , so we're asking customers not to wash their vehicles at home except with the puck bucket. we also have. the council has restricted the use of water to wash down pavement except for health and safety reasons. but if you think restrictions are tough here in the bay area, consider southern california, the regional metropolitan water district is calling for a whopping 35% reduction in water use for the city of l. a. that meant immediate new restrictions announced by mayor eric garcetti and reducing the number of days that you can water your lawn from three days. to ella's rules allow just eight minutes per watering station in most cases in l. a san fernando valley. the lost virgin is district has already ordered outdoor watering to be cut to just one day per week. and in nevada, what's called non functional or purely ornamental grass has been permanently outlawed. why the tougher measures elsewhere. it

all comes down to the sources of water, which provides much of the southwest water is just 28% full and within 150 ft of a level where water can no longer be released through the hoover dam. so could we eventually face additional restrictions here at home. well, we respond to the conditions at the moment. our stage two restrictions do allow us to establish a watering schedule anywhere between one day a week and three days a week. and right now we're at the need for a two day limit. so we're not yet at southern california levels of restrictions, but it is a cautionary tale if local conservation goals are not met. reporting in mountain view. i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news, mark. thank you time now. 5 18, steve parsons back talking about your cool start to a thursday. of course start. it'll be a cool end as well to june that's for sure. here. we have some very strong gusts. if you're heading out some of the bridges also, uh, ultimate pass out towards a

cordelia and even fairfield. there have been some gusts that about 35 to 48 mph ultimate passed at 48 cordelia, near cordelia, 45. byron airport, 38 lime ridge, walnut creek, 35. travis up to 35 bay, 350.30 vallejo 30 and conquered buchanan even with the south wind of 24 mph oakland airport said about west southwest 22 cooler for all big fog bank drizzle coast and bay. sunny, breezy to windy, inland and cooler. santa rosa conquered menlo park, east san jose. those arrows are all heading down 72 to 78 degrees west southwest wind, travis 31 to 35 that will do it. that'll take it all the way out to the sacramento valley when it's that strong fifties on the temps low mid to upper but i these are probably going to be about the lows. i think we're just stuck because there's too much cloud cover, although woodside at 48 atherton and 50 menlo park, 50 to san carlos, also at 52 pacifica as well. so there's some cool readings and when you combine that with the wind, and that makes for a cool morning or overcast morning, fog

bases have lifted that allows that fog to make a huge march inland, which is not something inland areas have had much of this month. when do you times cooler clouds increased sunday. that'll be high in mid level clouds. but if you're heading out to the valley and yeah, man, it's going to be hot. no, itisn. there'll be around 80 81 on saturday and sunday. fresno might even be around 89 or so, but temps even inland. starting to come down. any rain would be confined well to the north. we'll get some drizzle here nights and mornings. that's for sure. northern sacramento valley . maybe mendocino county north could get a little light rain late sunday and early monday. 50 60 seventies on most of the attempts will continue to kind of ease down all the way into sunday and still pretty cool for a monday dave. alright see, thank you. time is 5 20 with the concern is growing about the spread of monkeypox. health experts are preparing for potential outbreaks will tell you what they area doctors say about the risk for us and the government's plan to slow down that virus spread. and air travelers. you have more

problems will tell you about the obstacles you will face if you need a new air passport or have to get a passport renewed.

as we emerge from the coronavirus pandemic, health officials are now seeing more cases of monkeypox ktvu is christian captain says medical experts are taking what they've learned from covid to plan for monkey pox. as the covid pandemic eases monkeypox is coming into sharper focus, infectious disease specialist dr peter chen hong says the fact that monkey pox is seldom deadly vaccines already developed. it is a disease that needs to be addressed. not feared, i think and monkey pox, we should be wary of it, but definitely not fearful of it, not alarmed by it and not lose sleep over it, although most of the current monkeypox cases have been gay men medical experts say that's just happenstance. previous outbreaks have spread in different communities when you look at the arc of monkeypox

outbreaks, historically actually , men and women are equal opportunity. it's just said this particular outbreak seems to be pried up predominantly in men who have sex with men. but you know, the last outbreak we had in the u. s was in pet owners. san francisco's department of public health says they've tracked 16 cases of monkeypox so far to rolling out plans to combat the disease. san francisco has already received 360 vaccine doses with another 200 expected this week. we know the importance now of circumventing this before it gets wider, so we've reached out to all of our patients. we've made sure that their them and their contacts are being treated or reached out to for conversations. the san francisco aids foundation is also mobilizing, recalling how gay men were stigmatized during the hiv aids crisis of the 19 eighties. the foundation is raising concerns about testing and vaccinations to address the current monkeypox outbreak and we're taking every chance we can

to ensure that the population that we serve through san francisco aids foundation is aware and that we're advocating for enough vaccine so that all those who feel like they may be at risk will have access. the department of public health says it's working with the state to source and distribute vaccine. as it becomes available. they are urging anyone who suspects there may have been exposed to monkey pox to contact their doctor or medical care provider. in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news, christian. thank you time . it's 5 25 in santa clara county vector control, taking precautions after finding mosquitoes with the west nile virus. they were found in mosquito traps near milpitas, and later on tonight, vector control crews will be in that area spraying insecticide for mosquitoes. the vector control says it's common for mosquitoes will be really active during the summer because they thrive in hot weather and then random pockets of water. treatment involves using truck mounted

equipment that releases and insecticide at what we call ultra low volume, which is sort of a missed um and we drive around the area. um it takes about three hours to cover the entire area. and this insecticide space, um, and the flange zone of the mosquito. now officials say you can lower your infection risk by taking standing water from around your property and limit outdoor activities between dusk and dawn . that's because mosquitoes are really active in that period. well with international travel, making a rebound. now a lot of americans are finding it hard to get a passport. passport agencies have no open appointment for almost 90 days, adding delays of the already long processing time the process could take almost five months. we're getting a lot of people coming in because of the pandemic when they couldn't get

a passport now they're coming in to get a passport. the state department says it could take up to 11 weeks to routinely process an application for an extra fee . you can ask for an expedited passport. time is 5 27, a group of teenagers accused of carjacking in the south bay and the police say it's not the first time they've run into these people. and seeking justice seven decades later with the family of emmett till is demanding after it was the discovery of a recent arrest. want. don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just go to ktvu dot com slash email sign up for the da

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car crash after a sideshow in oakland. now, two officers have been placed on leave accused of breaking policy. and the fourth of july holiday weekend is practically here, and so are the crowds at the airports that concerns that not everyone may have a smooth experience. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cooked. good morning. i'm dave clark. thursday morning. june 30th. steve paulson's here and steve. we know it's cool, but some of friends are also in town. mr drizzle is in town that is correct coast in bay, and that's a big fog bank out there so cooler for all here. fifties the city actually the coo't alwt usually it's santa rosa, maybe palo alto. but not this time. there's too much in the way of low clouds and fog and it is banked up. it is making a strong push inland, and it's making its areas that haven't seen much fog this month. but june ends cooler

low clouds. mr drizzle is in town. no doubt about it. sunny, breezy to windy. cool it had gusts of 48 mph at the ultimate past, and about 40 and cordelia. fifties sixties and seventies. alright unfortunately, sal tells me we have to go to castro valley again. yeah couple of tough days here on castro valley commute westbound 5 80 88 canyon road. we have a brand new. what's that brand new? it's been there for a bit westbound 5, 88 eaton canyon, and now traffic is backed up for about a mile. as you come over the hill from dublin. give yourself plenty of time here if you are driving into castro valley, it's a car that flipped over to single car. the fire department and medics are in the two left lanes and quickly. the traffic is backing up again. westbound 5 80 near eden, kenyon offering for slow traffic at 5 31. let's go back to the headlines. all right . thank you, sal. today is a crucial vote by a bay area environmental agency that would pave the way for a new a stadium at howard terminal. ktvu sally

rasmus joins us now, with the details and the vote ali pam all the votes from an agency called the san francisco bay conservation and development commission. they oversee the bay and the ports and the eighth and the stadium developers need their approval in order to use howard terminal. as a stadium site. so a yes vote from this commission this morning would be a step towards building a new ballpark at howard terminal, but without it, the aids project can't move forward. this follows a rally held yesterday outside oakland city hall, where community activists joined some city leaders. in calling for a citywide vote to approve and move this project forward. they want the public to be able to approve the use of any public funds to build these streets in city infrastructure around a new ballpark. the money that i received from the federal government from the state needs to be invested back on the streets of east and west oakland to make a difference for our children and families, and that is the bottom line. some state and federal money would pay for

part of the project up front, the infrastructure in the streets and roads around the stadium and the that they would later pay some of that money back through tax revenue. activists though, say it's too risky to count on future tax revenue as a reliable source of funds. but as for that big conservation vote today, it is happening at the agency's headquarters across the bay in san francisco. there meeting starts at nine this morning. live in oakland. ali rasmus ktvu . fox two news. thank you. tom is now 5 33 to oakland police officers were put on leave, and they were told to turn in their badges and guns are accused of chasing after a car that was involved in a deadly crash and then left the crash scene. ktvu is. henry lee has an update on this. after hearing from the oakland police chief and the family of the victim. we identify potential. misconduct very serious potential misconduct. ktvu has learned from sources that to oakland police officers are under investigation for allegedly chasing a suspect without permission and then taking off

after that suspect caused a crash that killed an innocent bystander. police chief, the ron armstrong would not go into detail but had this to say the additional information shows some irregularities involving to oakland police officers. sources tell us that to oakland police officers decided to go after this nissan 3 50 z that was allegedly involved in the legal site show near 45th and international at about two early sunday morning in this video posted the instagram the police car does not have its lights or sirens on the nissan reached speeds of up to 100 miles an hour. the chief says the officers could not catch up to it. a short time later, the nissan crashed at 54th and international standing apart car into a group of people standing near a taco truck. 28 year old lolo monomania. sakai was killed his mother and two other relatives were hurt the victim's family and sources tell us the two officers involved left the scene without helping those who were hurt. sources say. body cam video capture one officer making a comment about the suspect who caused the crash, the victim's

uncle ian final seconds that one of them yelled hope he dies and they left for you guys to leave like that. it was not cool at all for this community. that's why the community doesn't have trust issues. the suspect in the crash 19 year old arnold rinaldi , has since made bail after being arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. the chief has previously said the officers are on paid leave, but he's since gone further suspension of police power movement of the badging gun angry because we lost the innocent soul. the families gather this memorial every day since the crash. it's saturday because instead of worrying about him, there's people injured here. and if they're out here to serve our community, this is what we're going to expect out of him. really ktvu fox two news, henry. thank you. time is 5 35, a group of san jose teenagers arrested for an armed carjacking now face charges similar to the ones they were already on probation for. investigators say the teenagers are responsible for carjacking sunday morning that ended their downtown san jose. police say

the teenager is used a ghost gun during a carjacking near the campus of san jose state police helicopter tracked them north through the city until the suspects crashed. jordan coleman avenue near the highway, 87 over past one of the teenagers, was wearing an ankle bracelet as part of his probation from similar crimes back in march. obviously something needs to change its not working a couple of months after committing those first carjackings are out doing another one. now the suspects are a 14 year old to 15 year old and a 17 year old. all of them are back in custody of the juvenile justice system. the driver of the rideshare card that was was not seriously hurt. and we'll get the car back after investigators take out any evidence they can find in the car. for the biden ministrations is updating hip hop patient privacy guidelines following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade. the new guidelines place emphasis on

the federal restrictions on disclosing patient data. that means health care staff who suspect that a patient had an abortion in a state where it is illegal, can only report that to law enforcement under very limited circumstances. now the notice from the department of health and human services also warns that user data on phones is not protected under hipaa. term is 5 37. well since roe versus wade was overturned, california's expected to play a bigger role in providing abortions around the country. a new report from u c l. a expects as many as 8 to 16,000 more people will come here to california every year to get an abortion. planned parenthood in california says it's already seen an increase of women coming to california after texas passed its law restricting abortions last year. we're also hiring abortion navigators, patient navigators that that really is their job. if you call the health center, they help you

with what is the closest airport . how long does it take to get from the airport to a health center? no other nonprofit organization to help with abortion access, a people of color people from lower income communities and undocumented immigrants are more likely to ask for help. it is 5 38, a area airports getting ready for a very busy week, with a large number of passengers expected during the long fourth of july holiday weekend. oakland international is expected to see the same amount of travelers as it had for the 2019 independence day holiday before the pandemic. airport officials have some advice for travelers to make your trip a little easier. we do recommend that passengers download their airlines mobile app or check on their airlines website just to make sure that they have the most recent information for their flight status and any other crucial updates that the airline might have regarding their trip. and

so far today looks like smooth traveling to and from oakland, with only one south of west flight being delayed. oakland officials estimate about 240,000 travelers pass through oakland international between today and next tuesday. tomorrow is expected to be the busiest day. and we're taking a live look at san francisco international airport. there are also preparing for some busy days. and this is how it looks now. sfo recommend if you're traveling arrived at the airport at least two hours before a domestic flight is due to take off at least three hours before an international flight. so far today, 13 sfo flights have been canceled, and that includes five delta flights and four flights for united airlines, and that mineta san jose airport. one united flight pam has been canceled. 15 southwest flights are expected to land or take off 15 minutes or more later. than originally scheduled. 15

minutes. not too bad security lines can be very long and be prepared, steve. hopefully, the fog isn't affecting things, but i just want to just ask people minutes is fine. but get can i just ask people if you're flying ? just get yourself ready? get the jacket off. get the shoes off. don't be that person who's waiting until they get to the very end and then? oh yeah, there's something in my pocket. you know you can't do this on southwest but you can always fly first class. yes you don't have to deal with that. you asked pamela so i'm going to show you true nationally. okay. good. thank you. welcome. uh really going on up in the northern great lakes, sarah up to minnesota. gladys monsoon moisture coming up cutting across colorado, the northern plains and then some of the gulf coast. but that's really about it. there's not a lot happening. the monsoon the season started june 15th. and i mean from the hop. it has been lit up throughout. much of arizona

continuing will probably get pushed out of the way this system develops over the weekend for us, but i mean, it has been really impressive. i think it's the eighth wettest so far june and on record. for phoenix. so i mean, there's been a lot yesterday towards sedona, prescott. also flagstaff has been big time. it looks like it'll be a little better. if you are heading in that direction. we have a big fog bank and some rather robust, gus. ultimate past 48 mph near cordelia, 45. byron airport. 38 lime ridge, 35 , travis 35 bay, 350.30, valeo 30 and conquered 24 mph. cooler for all today. big fog bank morning drizzle sunny, breezy inland cooler, much cooler for some santa rosa started yesterday will continue probably into saturday or sunday. santa rosa conquered menlo park east san jose, those arrows are all down 77 78 72 74. west southwest 31 to 35 at travis. even vacaville has an onshore breeze.

in vacaville gets it. that means it will make it out to sacramento fifties on the attempts are not changing. i mean, it's 56, sfo, 58, brentwood, livermore 56. santa rosa 54th sized thermal is what we call it here. 53 is circling the wagons there in boulder creek felt and also scotts valley. 54 in santa cruz. little warmer out towards saratoga, cupertino, santa clara and campbell 58 59 37 47, truckee, south lake tahoe, 87 las vegas palm springs. and 56 down in monterey. it's all because of that low and the associated energy that's going to dig right along the coast and settle over us. probably sunday into monday before it finally lifts out early next week. when do you times clouds will increase actually high mid level clouds on sunday sunday evening in the monday big message continues to be the cooler pattern even for the sacramento and san joaquin valley, sacramento looking for a high of 81 on saturday. you're from sac. and you're saying that doesn't happen on the fourth? yes, it does. this time it does any rain would be to the north and not much but will be a

little bit if you're heading northern sacramento valley or mendocino county north drizzle here we have some this morning 50 60 seventies on most of the temps. in the eighties are on their way down into sunday and still pretty cool to mild even on the fourth. all right, steve. time is 5 43 77 year old woman in san jose, accused of homicide and arson at six o'clock who, according to police, was the victim. and concerns about crime in a pocket of oakland. why the vietnamese community says it's not only dangerous on the streets, but there is a lack of streets, but there is a lack of representation in city hall. this burger will blow your mind? really? how? bacon two ways... cheese two ways... any more questions? try my $5.99 double bacon cheesy jack combo.

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emmett till investigators searching for evidence at a mississippi courthouse about the lynching of emmett till found the answer served warrant charging a white woman in his kidnapping in 1955. no family members of emmett till say they want the woman brought to justice almost 70 years later, the war it was found last week. it names a woman now known as carolyn bryant, donna when a kidnapping charge for the abduction of emmett till miss. don, um, was never arrested. former m m a fighter cain velasquez has filed a lawsuit against the man who was accused of molesting his four year old relative. according to the l a times. the lawsuit accuses the man and his family of negligence , sexual battery and several other claims they own a childcare facility where the child was allegedly molested. alaska's is charged with the attempted murder of the man after chasing him down and shooting at him in santa clara county in february. velasquez

remains in custody thomas 5 46 in germany and eight year old boy recovering after being trapped in a sewer system for eight days, neighbors heard sounds noises coming from a manhole cover. they called the police. well the police lifted that heavy lid and they found the child who was dehydrated, among other things, but didn't have any serious external injuries. investigators believe the little boy crawled into that drain became disoriented. and became lost in the rain, water sewer. researchers spent days trying to find them. they even used a robot with a camera toy . work crews in the east bay are trying to clean up after a water main break led to a large sinkhole partially swallowed a car and take a look. this happened in the community of kensington in the berkeley hills. in this video, you can see right there. that car stuck in the sinkhole water service cut off for the neighbors in the immediate area. residents say

this is the second time that water line has broken in the area in recent weeks. they passed it, but they haven't finished repaving the road and then it happened again again broke again. yeah. well east bay . mud crews say the cast iron main was installed back in 1946 , pam. time is 5 48,000 been busy watching your morning commute. what's happening out there? but we still have a crash and castro valley again westbound 5 80 at near even kenyon road exit, so that's as you can start coming down the hill really, almost at the top of the hill here, and the traffic is down, backed up almost all the way out to the 5 86 80 interchange. in fact, it it is backed up to dublin here because of this crash black in the two left lanes. it's a vehicle that flipped over several times and is in the two left lanes, along with the cruise. the emergency crews there if you are driving from livermore, let's say to castro valley. you might want to be

aware of this at extra time. as we look at some of the other commutes how we force getting a little slow 6 80 24 look good and at the paper razors, a small delay. find 48. let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. thank you, sir. well, we have a big fog bank in place. in fact, almost although traffic cameras show that that the basis of the above up so cooler for all here, big fog bank morning, drizzle coast and back sunday breezy to windy inland and cooler and this is cooler even well inland. santa rosa conquered menlo park east san jose all down even after seventies for some yesterday. it will be low to mid upper seventies. today these temperatures will probably continue to drop all the way into saturday. travis west southwest 31 gusting 35 ultimate passes had augusta 48 mph. fifties and attempts they are stuck even cooler for lake county. i mean, lower lake at 52. that's a nice morning for them fifties down south, even in the monterey peninsula, santa cruz i mean pebbles 54 pgs 55. that's because there's just too much fog. and also low clouds

that will continue that theme. is this going to move there? it is 34 in truckee 47 south like how i should add that on if you're going to tahoe truckee, south lake tahoe and truck. you're looking for upper thirties on their lows mid thirties, not only today, but also friday into saturday, tahoe will be much cooler than 47 going into friday. the way it's looking here is this system digs along the west coast. i mean, it's a really digging on seasonably deep for this time of year for us, wendy at times cooler clouds will increase on sunday could lead to a little rain welded the north, but not until late sunday monday. i think the big really the word to get out is how much cooler it's going to be even out to the sacramento and san joaquin valley 50 60 seventies on a lot of the temps here that will continue, we'll get night morning drizzle, wendy coolest day looks to be sunday. still on the mild to cool side monday. alright, save time. thank you, tom. it's 5 50. well, today, the u. s supreme court wraps up its latest turn. we will go live to washington and take you with us. look at the rulings coming down and just over an hour from now,

plus the major change that happens today on the supreme court. and a new role for warrior star stephon curry. we're going to tell you, which awards show

53 warriors superstar steph curry was named the host of the prestigious espy award jones and

he'll probably be on stage a lot because curry himself is nominated for three individual espy awards, including best athlete in men's sports, best record breaking performance and best nba player. the car, is also nominated with his teammates on the nba champion warriors as the best nba 18 the sps will be on wednesday. july 20. for the last two years, we have seen a steep increase in violent crimes targeting the asian community. but some in oakland's vietnamese community tell ktvu is tom baker. the city seems to be forgotten about them. it requires everyone vietnamese american small business owners want oakland's little saigon much better protected. we can't rely on goodwill alone to make sure that we are representing little saigon stretches from second to 14th avenue along international boulevard and 12th street. it's a very little known community but crime here from within and without has become intolerable

to business people with everything from street thuggery to organize theft. to street racing inside shows representation. um whether it's from our elected officials to our educators to our who came here. flood vietnam. to save their very lives, but they came here to build an economy and a neighborhood and a society. they have enough trouble dealing with a shaky economy and inflation. they don't need anything else from anyone else making life miserable, their plight and their fight is simple. get adequate and equal police protection. as well as getting government and non government agencies to invest and be present in oakland's many culturally diverse communities. for the vietnamese community, the community, cambodian community laotian community, it's a whole different world

view and so lumping people together limping the whole ap under this huge umbrella causes a lot of heart other chambers of commerce. chinatown african american latino. and metropolitan support them. currently, we are hearing customers talking about where not to go there, not talking about where to shop there talking about where to avoid, you know, going into we met to owners of small markets hold dying, says her customers worry about shopping. because oakland is just not safe and that the vietnamese community is so small that the city simply doesn't care about this era and the kids and the old people. they worry to walk out to shopping. like a clock. everybody used to close the store. nonetheless they pay their taxes employ people and demand help. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. hard time, not 5 56 of

bill to convert commercial properties into housing. it's moving ahead in sacramento, east bay, assemblywoman buffy wicks wrote. the bill was passed by the state senate finance committee. it would allow for affordable housing to be built in under used commercial zones that are right now zoned for office and retail use. wick says this measure could promote new housing as well as good paying jobs to bay area cities ranked as the worst run cities in america of 150 cities that were studied san francisco came in number two right behind washington, d c and oakland came in as the eighth. worst run sitting findings come from a recent study by wallet hub, it looked at the operating efficiency of 150 u. s cities while it hub studied the city's operating budget with the quality of services it provides from education, health and safety. to the economy. san

francisco's unemployment rate hit a record low of 1.9% in may, according. part of the reason for the low unemployment rate is people moved out of the city during the pandemic. census data shows san francisco last 6.3% of its population from july 2022 july 2021. another new survey shows that now takes a net worth of $5.1 million to be considered wealthy in san francisco. the 2022 modern wealth survey by charles schwab says that compares to $3.8 million just last year, which is an increase of 34. our time is 5 58 where we hope you'll be joining us in mornings on to tomorrow for our next zip trip. tomorrow morning's onto will be in venetia, showing off the city's favorite places. they get something to eat at all times of the day, and we're going to highlight a children's choir that celebrates diversity around the world, and we explore more facts and trivia that even some

of the locals may not know. zip trip to venetia is tomorrow you can watch from 9 10 during mornings onto the nine and make sure you join us later in the summer. for others it trips to santa clara pacifica, dublin and martinez. what rejected for the third time this school year, parents in oakland get very angry. is the oakland school board votes again to keep several schools closed, plus it is the final day for opinions from the supreme court. i'm doug loose. ader in washington will have more on what we expect to hear and about a new justice, joining the court coming up from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you and we thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. june 30th. end of the month heading into the holiday weekend. steve paulson the marine county fair opens today,

so hopefully they'll see some sun over there. don't they always help him a little pocket of sun exactly who's playing tonight? pablo cruz. find a place in the sun right there. wait a minute. i see what you did there. yeah i'm going to show my age and maybe some of you can relate to this. i saw them at winterland long time ago a long time. i should add. if you're going to the mountains. the truck airport is currently 34 degrees. 34 degrees at the tricky airport. fifties on the temps, seeing about 42 to 45 rounds, southlake tom for us fifties and it's a cloudy morning here for almost everyone unless you're far enough inland. a lot of low clouds and fog. our good buddy mr drizzle is in town, khost and bank and it will be a breezy to windy pattern here ultimate past that gust of 48 mph court, delia about 35 to 40. fifties sixties and seventies, unfortunately, have to go out and south tells us castro valley still sell. yes

but things are getting a little better as they're making progress there. steve in castro valley and 5 80 near even canyon. they're clearing the crash, however. the damage is done. 5 80 is very slow as you drive out. in fact, it's backed up now all the way out to dublin . so even though they're making progress, they had those lines black for a long time. and the traffic is still very slow, so we're going to keep watching that we're also watching contra costa county is slow and at the bay bridge, we have a small backup 601. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. the u. s. supreme court will say goodbye to a long term justice today and welcome a new face. the justices will also hand down the last two rulings of the term reporter douglas ader joins us now live from washington with another momentous day at the high court. good morning, doug. good morning . we have one justice, leaving the court, another joining, adding even more drama as we await the final decisions. ah it

has already been quite a term for the u. s. supreme court blockbuster opinions on abortion and gun control. but there are still two big cases that we expect will be decided today and those who watched the actually say we should all pay attention. this is a potentially huge case for all of america, including american business, one of them, west virginia versus epa will determine whether a federal agency can regulate power plant emissions without a specific plan from congress. but a decision against the epa could have far reaching consequences for the rest of the federal bureaucracy. it's really about balance of power about the separation of powers, and it's an incredibly important decision . the other big decision does president biden have the legal authority to simply end the trump era remain in mexico policy? for many immigrants seeking asylum, the president just can let anybody any wants, and that's that would be a huge problem at the supreme court lets that happen. we should have a process like we've had in the past where people that are seeking asylum can come to the

united states and do that. this is inhumane. it's un american, and it has to stop and beyond the decisions, a big change for the court itself, with justice stephen breyer retiring here in america. anything is possible. he will be replaced by judge could tangie brown jackson, one of his former clerks as the court enters a new era. that she will be sworn in later today again. this is a big change for the court, but it is not expected to change the ideological balance. back to you guys. all right, doug. thank you. thank you tag. alright our time is 603 the bid by oakland parents to prevent plans to close several schools. pam has failed. andre senior in our newsroom. now for the third time this school year, the school board voted to close or consolidate those schools. andre reinforcing that decision, pam. the latest vote happened after nearly three hours of debate and

meetings last night. president ye, the motion is not agreed to the board voted 4 to 2 against the parents bid to reverse the closure plan. parents spent more than 2000 or sent more than 2000 letters advocating for the board to keep those schools open. angry parents and community members say almost all of the schools scheduled to be closed, served mostly black and brown students. they're cutting services for our kit children. they're carrying teachers, so we're upset. some of the schools have already been closed or consolidated. for the rest. next school year will be their final year most but not all school board members say there isn't enough money to keep all the schools open because of declining enrollment and the cost of maintenance. i do not believe we have the resources to maintain the number of schools that we have in the footprint. really. it stretches our resources too thin, the last thing that i ever imagined. that

i would be sitting on the school board and have my colleagues on the board, not listen to the community. and vote to close community schools when we have money to keep our schools open, parents and their supporters say they will continue to fight to keep the targeted schools. open and they say that includes bringing their fight to the ballot box in november, when three school board members are up for election now back to you. all right. thank you. andre santa clara county high school students who do not have homes may soon get some help from local leaders. state senator dave cortese e is asking the county to provide a guaranteed income for five months to help high school seniors. his plan would give those students $1000 a month. the payments would start in april of their senior year and last until august, when they transition to college or vocational training. it would be similar to the county's program helping foster youth transitioning into adulthood. no

time is now six. oh 5 77 year old san jose woman's in jail, accused of homicide and arson. rebecca mikino was arrested and booked into the santa clara county jail last friday. firefighters responded to a fire at a house where an elderly couple lived, and they rescued an elderly man from an upstairs bedroom. he suffered smoke inhalation. he was in the hospital until he died on tuesday. well investigators accused his wife of deliberately setting the fire. there's no word about a possible motive. this was san jose's 18th homicide of the year. a group of sanders, a teenagers are under arrest for an armed carjacking, and they're facing similar charges to the ones they were already on probation for. investigators say the teenagers were responsible for car jacking. it ended early sunday morning near downtown san jose. police say they used a ghost gun in a car jacking near the san jose state campus police helicopter tracked them north

through the city until they crashed on coleman avenue near the highway 87 over past one of those teenagers, was already wearing an ankle bracelet. it's part of being on probation for a similar crimes back in march. obviously something needs to change its not working a couple of months after committing this first carjackings are out doing another one. the suspects are 14 year old to 15 year olds in a 17 year old. they're back in the custody of the juvenile justice system. the driver of the rideshare car that was was not seriously hurt. and we'll be getting the car back after investigators finished taking out evidence they can find in the car. the city of berkley is taking steps to reimagine public safety. the berkeley city council has passed a two year balanced budget that fully funds the police department. it includes $250,000 to create a department of community safety. $210,000 for violence prevention

and youth services and $700,000 for mental health services, including a mental health center at berkeley high mayor jesse are again tells ktvu the plan for a full police staff. of 181 officers. going to take some time for us to get up to the fully authorized level. um we have also launched a specialized carrying it, which is going to be a team of nurses and clinicians that are going to go out and respond to calls for people who are not mental health crisis or subsidies crisis. we are funding a team of community service officers that are going to respond to calls such as noise complaints. um and other types of, um nonserious calls for service. mayor our game, says the city is also investing in its infrastructure, including road repairs and improvements for cyclists and pedestrians. time now, 608 if you want a good spot to watch, fourth of july fireworks, san francisco police say this year treasure island is

not a good place to go to watch those fireworks, the police department says, because of continuing construction on treasure island. viewing areas for the fireworks show and parking out. there will be very limited. the fireworks show is due to begin 9 30 monday night over the san francisco waterfront. alright and hopefully the weather will cooperate. you can see the fireworks from even farther away. let's check in with sal ready for that holiday weekend might be pretty busy. and here e of on that crash in castro valley on 5, 80 even kenyon road. you can see that the road i will tell you can't see it here on the map, but the traffic is backed up all the way out to devlin. you can see that. what you can't see is that they've made some progress in clearing this crash, but the damage is done. and we do have a lot of slow traffic. i don't want to be caught by surprise. from

pleasanton and heading over to hayward castro valley area. let's talk about other commutes. highway four is getting slower. 6 80 looks good for martinez to walnut creek bay bridge is a little bit slower now as you come up on the pay gates. not that slow but a little slow here. it's 10 after six. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal. a big vote is scheduled for today on the future of the a's and their proposal to build that waterfront ballpark. and there's growing concern about the spread of monkeypox here in the bay area have a battle against covid-19 could help doctors with this new threat.

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12 and cal. fire crews are starting to get a little bit of containment on that wild fire that's burning northwest of grass valley. the rices fire started in nevada county, 12 miles west of highway 49. it started as a structure fire, but the flames quickly spread to

some nearby grass. it has now burned more than one square mile near the south fork of the yuba river, where there are several small communities that have been evacuated. fire fighting aircraft were called in because of the rugged terrain and that did help the crews get about 10% containment. so far, property owners say it has been a relief to see those helicopters dropping water where the crews on the ground can't reach. pretty big but stayed on the other side of the mountain. and. firefighters are doing a good job. shores of aerial bombers. they're all doing good work. the tankers dropping fire retardant are expected to be back again today. now that's powerful winds from early yesterday appeared to be dying down. there are also fire crews from oakland and san francisco, now heading to nevada county to help a national hiring effort is underway to help the u . s. forest service. west coast recruiters say they are starting

at the high school level and looking for people willing to work hard and difficult positions. students who have signed on for fire training say they are learning just how tough that job actually is. we have to be flexible and adapt to an average changing situation and kind of be ready to move out there working really long days and, um all kinds of adverse conditions. pretty hard job, you know, and especially, you know, and we talked about, you know, a fast food chain that you can get paid 15 bucks an hour. the pay is getting better. a new federal law giving entry level firefighters of 50% pay raise so the starting salary for a full time forest service firefighter is now averages $60,000 a year. time is not 6 14 as we emerge from the coronavirus pandemic, there's growing fear about the spread of monkeypox. ktvu is christian captain says medical

experts are taking what they learn from covid to plan for fighting monkey pox. as the covid pandemic eases monkeypox is coming into sharper focus, infectious disease specialist dr peter chen hong says the fact that monkey pox is seldom deadly and with vaccines already developed. it is a disease that needs to be addressed. not feared, i think and monkey pox, we should be wary of it, but definitely not fearful of it, not alarmed by it and not lose sleep over it, although most of the current monkeypox cases have been gay men medical experts say that's just happenstance. previous outbreaks have spread in different communities when you look at the arc of monkeypox outbreaks, historically actually , men and women are equal opportunity. it's just said this particular outbreak seems to be pried up predominantly in men who have sex with men. but you know, the last outbreak we had in the u. s was in pet owners. san francisco's department of public health says they've tracked 16 cases of monkeypox so far to rolling out plans to

combat the disease. san francisco has already received 360 vaccine doses with another 200 expected this week. we know the importance now of circumventing this before it gets wider, so we've reached out to all of our patients. we've made sure that their them and their contacts are being treated or reached out to for conversations. the san francisco aids foundation is also mobilizing, recalling how gay men were stigmatized during the hiv aids crisis of the 19 eighties. the foundation is raising concerns about testing and vaccinations to address the current monkeypox outbreak and we're taking every chance we can to ensure that the population that we serve through san francisco aids foundation is aware and that we're advocating for enough vaccine so that all those who feel like they may be at risk will have access. department of public health says it's working with the state to source and distribute vaccine as it becomes available. they are urging anyone who suspects they may have been exposed to monkey pox to contact their doctor or

medical care provider. in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu , fox two news. all right, thank you. christian the world health organization is now warning that a sustained global transmission of monkeypox. could move into other high risk groups that includes children, women who are pregnant and the immuno compromised. already the w. h o is investigating reports of cases among children in the uk and europe. none of the cases in children, though, so far appear to be severe. when we think about an emergency in terms of lives, lost hospitals being overrun anxiety and uncertainty about where it's going, but there are silver linings. silver linings are it's very very will be very unusual if anyone would die. it hasn't happened so far. um in this country we've had experience in 2003. we have a vaccine. we have actually two types of vaccines. we have different pills, ivy and

other therapeutic options. we even have immune globulin. so in the event that some people get severely ill, where very poised to treat them. dr chen hong also says the vaccine is fast working and effective because the incubation period for the virus is long, almost three weeks time is 6 18 new precautions taken by santa clara county vector control after mosquitoes with west nile virus were found they were found in traps near milpitas. later on tonight, vector control crews will be out in that area, spraying insecticide in the flying zone of the mosquitoes. no vector control says it's common for mosquitoes to be active during summertime because they thrive in hot weather and in pockets of water. treatment involves using truck mounted equipment that releases and insecticide at what we call ultra low volume, which is sort of a missed um and we

drive around the area. um it takes about three hours to cover the entire area. and this insecticide space, um, and the flange zone of the mosquito. officials say you can lower your infection raised by removing standing water from off your property and limit any outdoor activities between dusk and dawn . that's when mosquitoes are most active. all right. there's a problem in castro valley. right, sal you've been following so unfortunately, we need to let people know about that. yeah, and one of the problems is that the tow truck has not arrived, so they thought that they were going to have this out. but i guess the tow truck maybe stuck in traffic. now the backup is to the dublin energy into the crashes. westbound 5 80 at eden kenyon road. it's at the top of the hill eventually. and traffic is going to be on the wealth. it's going to be slow all the way through until you get to the top of the hill. what happened

was that a car flipped over several times. and ended up in the two left lanes here on 5 80. now they have that car. you can't drive it away, so they have to wait for the flatbed tow truck to get it out. and that's the rub here. the rest of the community. east bay seems okay. i've been looking at highway for the other slow traffic spot in the east bay. the rest that used a loss. alright. little bit of slowing developing now at the toll plaza, which is typical for this time of the morning. at 6 20. bring steve back in here, steve, you shall pablo cruz at the winter land long time ago. so winterland, a lot of people are saying, winterland. what is that? what steiner. there are now i think condos there. okay? i think so. alright. used to be. everyone plays someone will know right? they'll they'll tweet us. i guarantee you somebody out there was saying i was at that show. you mean the one where they opened for journey and robin trower? yeah, that one. alright and plan pablo cruz will

be aware this weekend. the marine county fair what you gonna do? and sheila e. there you go. that sounds like a good alright. alright, let's take a look here up in the mountains. why? like a truckee. it's at the truckee airport. 34 degrees. hmm that's a cold towel airports 48 not far away. i've seen 42. so don't let that fool you. there's mph wind gusts at the ultimate past. cordelia 45, byron 38 lime ridge, 35 travis 35 bay 350.30. filet 0 30 mph conquered in south at 24 cooler for all today a big fog bank morning drizzle sunny, breezy inland. cooler temperatures were dropping santa rosa. they all did yesterday. they'll continue that today. 77 conquered 78. menlo park 72 in san jose. he sounds a 2 74 san jose is officially 74 yesterday. normal is 81. so that was a big drop to go below average west southwest

, travis still at 32 mph. fifties on the temps. i mean, when brentwood 57 sfo's 56 hayward's 56 nappy report 55. you know everyone's really close. that's because of the cloud cover that's coming in and the breeze 52 nevado ross also mill valley bodega bay in their vallejo as well. middletown 50. it will be cooler even in the lake county. that's how strong this system is unseasonably deep and cool for the end of june, going into july, so drizzle coast and bay windy at times, clouds increased sunday that will be high and mid level clouds. the big message here, pam is that we'll have even low eighties out to the sacramento valley, which is very rare for going into the 4th 50 60 seventies on the temps here, and it looks like a cool pattern for the rest of the next four or five days. all right. i just got your what you're gonna do. thanks to place in the sun today. i guess chris area airports expected very busy holiday weekend up next, some important advice from oakland international. and remember, we

told you about elmo getting his covid vaccine shot. it's not sitting well with one particular person in texas.

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things until it's 6 25 and right now, president biden is attending the second day of the nato summit in spain, where the alliance declared russia the most significant and direct threat to its members, peace and security. now at the summit in madrid, nato's chief said the alliance faces its biggest security crisis since world war two as russia continues its invasion of ukraine. in comments at the summit this morning, president biden said russia's attack on ukraine has made nato even more united and in a video address at the summit, ukrainian president vladimir zelensky asked for more modern missile defense systems to counter russian attacks. lawmakers on

the january 6th committee now want an investigation into alleged witness tampering. now the committee is reportedly considering possible criminal referrals for witness tampering or obstruction of justice. congresswoman liz cheney says some witnesses reported receiving threats from allies of former president donald trump. to quote do the right things. was, cheney pointed out at the end that were very troubled about different efforts to influence witnesses, something that should be looked at by our committee and potentially by the department of justice. former president donald trump continues to deny any wrongdoing regarding last year's attack on the capital. now we showed you yesterday the public service announcement suggesting to parents that they should consider getting their young children vaccinated now that they have been approved the p s a featured 3.5 year old elmo, receiving the vaccine and getting praise from his father,

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today in oakland that could help make or break the a's chances of staying in oakland coming up. we'll bring you a live report about the big, all important vote involving the howard terminal ballpark proposal. and the stage to water emergency being declared in the city of mountain view what this means for homes and businesses. from ktvu. fox. two news. this is mornings on t. and as we take you live to the opening bell this morning, wall street is wrapping up what looks to be the

worst first half of a year since 1970 area based restoration hardware issued a profit warning for the year this morning, and analysts say a second quarter earnings come in. we are likely to see more disappointing reports on this last day of the month, second quarter, wrapping up the dow as the bell rings live, set to drop about 300 points. one full percentage point for the dow, the s and p 500, the nasdaq they get ready to head into the third quarter. thank you for joining us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to thursday. it's june 30th this pam just said steve parsons right here. lots of clouds. lots of gray over our studio now. what does your 401k and temperatures have in common? they're both dropping, dropping . okay one. i'm happy about one. not yeah, i'm very happy about the other one. i don't look anymore. all right? we do have big fog bank. as mr clark mentioned there. there's a lot of great. and it's going to be cool. we also have some drizzle

out their local coast and bay. so i think drizzle is going to be able to next couple of nights and mornings there. june ends cooler all say clouds, mr drizzle is in town. sunny, breezy and cooler to windy. had gusts at the ultimate past. the 48 mph fifties sixties and now seventies. heart sounds here. unfortunately do we still have to go out to castro valley? is that better? we still do because they're having trouble getting a tow truck in and sometimes the logistics of clearing a crash like this or kind of tough westbound 5 80 if you're driving in from dublin pleasant in trying to get over to castro valley. it is very slow this morning because of that crash that happened now, almost an hour ago on 5 80 at eden kenyon road. we're also looking at highway forward, which is slow. those are the two slow spots i keep going to 80. i don't want to jinx it here, but we've had a decent commute, little slowing and richmond, but that's about all when we come back, we'll take a look at the bridge on the bridges. i should say, and some of that silicon valley commute,

but now it's 6 31. let's get right back to the headlines. thank you happening today a crucial vote by a bay area environmental agency that would pave the way for building a new a stadium at howard terminal. ktvu user. ali rasmus is here. now you have all the information. good morning, alan . good morning, dave. will. that agency is called the san francisco bay conservation and development commission. they're in charge of overseeing the ports. and if any porting our area is going to be used for something other than a maritime purpose, they need to give their permission for that to happen. so in order for the aids to build a stadium at howard terminal. they need this vote from that commission this morning of the yes vote would mean step towards opening that ballpark. without it. the stadium project can't move forward now. this follows a rally held yesterday outside oakland city hall by different groups who are criticizing the stadium at howard terminal representatives from the longshore workers, unions say it's simply not possible to have a stadium with high end housing around it. so close to a 24 7

working ports. you can't put billionaire condominiums on on the edge of working, doc. so we're opposed to the b c. d. c allowing the a's too. to it to take part designation of howard terminal. of course, the bcd see that he was talking about is the bay conservation and development commission. they're meeting starts at nine o'clock this morning across the bay in san francisco. we will be there to cover it later this morning live in oakland. ali rasmus ktvu faxed to news. all right. thank you. ali former m. m a fighter cain velasquez has filed a lawsuit against the man who is accused of molesting his four year old relative. according to the l a times the lawsuit filed by the alaska as accuses the man and his family of negligence, sexual battery and several other claims. now they own a childcare facility where the child was allegedly molested. velazquez is charged with the attempted murder of the man after chasing him down and shooting at him in santa clara county in february.

velasquez remains in custody. the biden administration is updating hipaa patient privacy guidelines following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade. the new guidelines place emphasis on the federal restrictions on disclosing patient data. that means health care staff who suspect that a patient had an abortion in a state where it is illegal, can only report that to law enforcement under very limited circumstances. the notice from the department of health and human services also warns that user data on phones is not protected under hipaa. time is now 6 34 happening today. judge tangie brown jackson will make history, becoming the first female african american member of the u. s. supreme court. she's 51 years old. she'll be sworn in later this morning. justice stephen breyer officially retires today when the supreme court releases its last two decisions of this term . judge jackson once was a clerk

for justice breyer and has been a federal judge since 2013. the u. s senate confirmed her for the supreme court back in april , and she becomes only the sixth woman to join the supreme court. this is also the first time that four women will serve together. on the supreme court. will a medical exam will be performed today on the body that was found during trash collection along the solano county, yolo county border investigators identified the body is that of a resident of dixon. miguel pin well as they think he climbed into a dumpster about an hour report. garbage truck came to pick up their trash. he died in that dumpster or in the trash truck. it was only found when the content of the garbage truck was being empty. so far, authorities believe his death was an accident. with international travel, making a rebound, too many americans are finding it difficult to get a passport. passport agencies have no appointments for almost 90 days

, adding delays to the already long processing time. the whole process can take almost five months. at this point, officials say they have seen an increase in applications. we're getting a lot of people coming in because of the pandemic when they couldn't get a passport now they're coming in to get a passport. now the state department says it could take up to 11 weeks to routinely process an application for an extra fee. you can ask, ask for an expedited passport time is 6 36 bay area airports are bracing for a busy week with a large number of passengers expected during the long fourth of july holiday weekend. oakland international airport expects to welcome as many passengers as it had for the 2019 independence day holiday before the pandemic , airport officials have some advice to make your trip a little bit easier. we do recommend that passengers download their airlines mobile app or check on their airlines

website just to make sure that they have the most recent information for their flight status. in any other crucial updates, said the airline might have regarding their trip. that's so far today looks like smoother track. to and from oakland, with only one southwest airlines flight delayed, oakland officials say pass through oakland international between today a tomorrow is expected to be the busiest day. and we're looking live at san francisco international airport right there. look at look at those clouds had gray out there. they're preparing for busy days to sfo recommends if you're traveling, get to the airport at least two hours before your domestic flight is scheduled to take off. get there at least three hours. if it's an international flight so far today 13 that's fo flights have been canceled, including five delta airline flights and four flights by united and at mineta, san jose one united flight is

canceled 15 southwest flights expected to land and depart 15 minutes or more than originally scheduled. not too bad. hopefully it doesn't get worse as the day continues. sometimes that does in the weekend is supposed to be the busiest travel since before the pandemic. that takes us to sell and the roads. um i know there's some busy spots, and there's one problem. you're still keeping an eye on. ah yeah, that's 5 80 westbound if you're driving the castro valley castro valley commute. the last few days has been an less than desirable and i'm maybe i'm sugarcoating that bit. this crash. they're having trouble getting the tow truck in and 5 80 is backed up out of pleasant in getting, and it kinf refuses to go away. we're almoss talk about highway four. that's more routine, slow traffic as you drive through and at the bay bridge. we have kind of a bigger backup on this thursday can see a little bit of slowing here and

so also overcast. which gives me the perfect transition. to mr steve paulson, who i know gets to the airport. three hours early for everything. four yeah , why? time to read a grisham novel. why? why because first of all you if you get there, you can just make yourself comfy. you get past he s a maybe you go and get a man soda. no because our fathers insisted on it. dad made us. that's why i've turned into my dad essentially turned into my grandfather. all right, so we'll get to it. thank yourself. appreciate that. well, just one more little shout out the winterland because i had a nice comment here. russell durante's on forestville. he says. i used to work in 2000 posts, which is where winterland ballroom that's what originally was called once stood. we worked with the bill graham foundation. are we going to see this? we worked at the bill graham foundation to line the whole original posters. so the

residents could see the history. if you don't know anything about it, that's cool. everybody either played in fillmore west or winter winterland ballroom and the band's last waltz, one of the best concert movies ever was filmed at winterland. you get a good look at it if you ever watched that. thank you, russell. that's good information, great history as well. just you know, it's a long lost to concert venue around here. we do have a big fog bank in place. it's going to be cooler. the wind has been the big story here. pete gus 48 mph all to my past. cordelia byron lime ridge. travis bay point, vallejo conquered all between 24. and 45 mph cooler for all big fog bank. some drizzle coast and bay. sunny breezy, inland cooler fifties on the temps here low mid upper even brent woods at 59 that tells you the cooler has made it well inland. in his all continue all the way into the weekend and into probably the fourth wendy at times, clouds increased sunday. that's high in mid level clouds, not just fog. and i think that the message you want to get out is even the sacramento and san

joaquin valley will be cooling off 50 60 seventies for most here any eighties will get bumped out for a couple of days as we go into the unseasonably cool holiday weekend. thank you, steve. a stage two water emergency has been declared in mountain view. that means outdoor irrigation is restricted to two days a week. residents can only water their yards based on their street address on tuesdays and fridays. even numbered addresses. can water numbered addresses are allowed to water on mondays and thursdays. so we're asking customers not to wash their vehicles at home, except with the pocket bucket were also have the council has restricted the use of water to wash down pavement except for health and safety reasons. now in southern california, the regional metropolitan water district is calling for a steep 35% reduction in water use. we're not seeing that here in the bay area yet, but it should serve as a cautionary tale if

conservation efforts are not met. sorry time is 6 41 new details in oakland about the police involvement in a deadly car crash after a sideshow. we have details of how to police officers are accused of breaking police department policy. and now let's check in with frank mallicoat in our newsroom with what else is coming up here on morning sun too. good morning, frank. good morning, gang. good morning, everyone and massive semiconductor plan is promising economic progress. for the country, but at what cost coming up on mornings onto it. seven the plan intel is working on a preventive chip shortage crisis from ever happening again and as the pandemic force companies to do online job interviews and also brought on criminals passing off. as someone else. how are they doing it? also in our next hour, the warning from the fbi about crooks using deep fakes to apply for remote jobs that much more coming up. we'll be

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mornings onto us now, 6 45 to oakland police officers were put on leave, and they were ordered to hand in their badges and guns are accused of chasing a car that was eventually involved in a deadly crash. and then they left the crash scene without helping crash victims. ktvu is henry lee has an update after hearing from the oakland police chief and the victim's family. we identify potential. misconduct very serious potential misconduct. ktvu has learned from sources that to oakland police officers are under investigation for allegedly chasing a suspect without permission and then taking off after that suspect caused a crash that killed an innocent bystander. police chief

, the ron armstrong would not go into detail but had this to say the additional information invoo oakland police officers after this nissan 3 50 z that was allegedly involved in the legal site show near 45th and international at about two or early sunday morning. in this video posted the instagram the police car does not have its lights or sirens on the nissan reached speeds of up to 100 miles an hour. the chief says the officers could not catch up to it. a short time later, the nissan crashed at 54th and international standing apart car into a group of people standing near a taco truck. 28 year old lolo manaea. sakai was killed. his mother and two other relatives were hurt the victim's family and sources tell us the two officers involved left the scene without helping those who were hurt. sources say. body cam video capture one officer making a comment about the suspect who caused the crash, the victim's uncle ian final seconds that one of them yelled hope he dies and

they left for you guys to leave like that. was not cool at all for this community. that's why the community doesn't have trust issues. the suspect in the crash 19 year old arnold rinaldi, has since made bail after being arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. the chief has previously said the officers are on paid leave, but he's since gone further suspension of police power movement of the badging gun angry because we lost the innocent soul families gather this memorial every day since the crash. it's saturday because instead of worrying about him, there's people injured here. and if they're out here to serve our community, this is what we're going to expect out of him. really ktvu fox two news. thank you. henry san francisco's unemployment rate hit a record low of 1.9% in may, according to the chronicle. part of the reason for the low unemployment rate is people moved out of the city during the pandemic. census data show. san francisco lost 6.3% of its population from july 2022 july 2021. another new

survey shows that now takes a net worth of $5.1 million to be considered wealthy in san francisco. the 2022 modern wealth survey by charles schwab says that compares to $3.8 million just last year in an increase of 34. our time now. 6 48 will nba free agency begins today among the top players who are unrestricted free agents and can sign with any team include philadelphia's james harden washington's bradley beal in chicago, zach lavine. but many of the top free agents they'll probably re signed with their current teams. that's probably the case for the warriors, and they're free agents kevon looney and gary payton, the second both players say they want to stay with the nba champions. but one player who probably won't be back is want toscano anderson. the warriors had a chance, but they didn't extend to him qualifying offer, making him a free agent. and warrior

superstar steph curry was named the host of the prestigious espy award. joe step will probably be on stage a lot himself. he's nominated for three individual espy awards, including best athlete in men's sports, best record breaking performance and best nba player. and he's also nominated with his teammates on the warriors as the best nba 18 . the sps, by the way, will be aired wednesday. july 20th. we already knew all of that i don't think to do was ask us courses the best and they're the best. yeah and sells the best at traffic. you know, i love that video. by the way, uh, that we just showed us steph curry because he was he shot that three in boston and in the background next time we show it, we show it every once in a while. notice all those people sitting on their hands right there in the garden, just like people are just like, oh, yeah, i love it. i just you know, anyway. good morning, everyone.

i have good news for you. if you're in castro valley are trying to get their 5 80 westbound at eden kenyon road has been cleared. finally it's came up in the five o'clock hour and here we are. it's almost seven o'clock, so it's almost out there for two hours. needless to say, we do have a lot of slowing coming out of dublin, pleasanton and getting over the hill into castro valley . so you know, hey, we talked yesterday we talked about breakfast places in castro valley. what about a breakfast spot in dublin? maybe you pull over. you get a little coffee, get some couple of eggs and hash browns and then you go because this is going to take a little bit. to unwind here on 5 80. so people in dublin hit me up and let me know. let me know what's a good breakfast place there. westbound 80 at bay bridge toll plaza that is backed up as typical. this is more of a typical delay. the bridge itself looks good in the san francisco richmond bridge traffic. also looking very typical sampit committee. we haven't mentioned a lot because it's been light up to this point. 6 50. let's bring

steve paulson back in. oh, my goodness. i forgot about venetia. tomorrow morning. me you the whole gang. we're going for our zip trip. it will be indonesia. look at this video will be indonesia to shaft the city's favorite places to eat. all times of the day. i have a couple of places that i personally will give the south stamp too. also highlighted children's choir that celebrates diversity. there they are, and we explore more facts and trivia that even some locals may not know about the zipper to vanishes. tomorrow you can watch from 9 to 10 during mornings onto the nine b, sure to join us later in the summer. for others. it trips to santa clara. pacifica dublin. i was just talking about dublin and martinez. how could you forget vanishes? how could you lovely venetia. i'm telling you when i went to venetia there are so many good places to eat. i think after the zip trip thing i'm going to have to like, seriously do some damage control when it

comes to the eating part, and i've also heard so that there's some pretty cool bars there. i've read that. really okay. you'll see. all right. thank you, sal. let's get to the wind gusts. why because they've been pretty strong here the ultimate past 48 mph near cordelia 45 byron airport, 30. eight lime ridge, walnut creek, 35 travis 35 bay 350.30 folio 30 that was in hidden brooke and conquered 24. there have been many bring 24 to 30 try to represent as many areas as i can't cooler for all. and i do mean even out to the sacramento valley is that we get a really unseasonally deep system for the end of june, going into first four or five days of july, santa rosa conquered menlo park, east san jose, all dropping on the temps. those are the forecast size, they'll probably continue to drop. into saturday fifties on the temps just too much low clouds a little basis in the low clouds have lifted around 2500 ft. so they're charging inland and that i mean, you're seeing a fog bank from seattle to san diego. below is going to deepen

. now. it doesn't have a lot of moisture with it. but for this time of year is packing a really pretty good punch for cooler air, which will sweep through to the sacramento valley san walking and even the desert. that's how cool it's also going to sweep away any monso for then you get a southwest wind aloft, that is not the pattern you want for tropical moisture that takes it and sends it well to the east. 50 60 seventies on most of the towns will continue to keep it cool all the way, probably into the weekend. right steve? thank you time. 6 53 2 bay areas of these made the list that ranked the worst run cities in america. coming up in the next hour, which cities landed in the top 10 out of 150 50 cities around the country.

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the last two years, we've seen a sharp increase in violent crimes targeting the asian community, but some in oakland vietnamese community told ktvu is tom baker. oakland seems to forget them. it requires everyone vietnamese american small business owners want oakland's little saigon much better protected. we can't rely on goodwill alone to make sure that we are represented. little saigon stretches from second to 14th avenue along international boulevard and 12th street. it's a very little known community, but crime here from within and without has become intolerable

to business people with everything from street thuggery to organize theft. to street racing inside shows representation. um whether it's from our elected officials to our educators to our people who are meant to protect us and to serve us and that's why we have an organizing the immigrants who came here. flood vietnam. to save their very lives, but they came here to build an economy and a neighborhood and a society. they have enough trouble dealing with a shaky economy and inflation. they don't need anything else from anyone else making life miserable, their plight and their fight is simple. get adequate and equal police protection as well as getting government and non government agencies to invest and be present in oakland's many culturally diverse communities for the vietnamese community, the community, cambodian community laotian community, it's a whole different world

view and so lumping people together limping the whole ap under this huge umbrella. causes a lot of heart. other chambers of commerce. chinatown african american, latino and metropolitan support them. currently we are hearing customers talking about we are not to go there, not talking about where to shop there talking about where they avoid, you know, going into we met to owners of small markets hold on hold on, says her customers worry about shopping. because oakland is just not safe and that the vietnamese community is so small that the city simply doesn't care about this era and the kids and the old people. they worry to walk out to shopping. like everybody used to clothe the store. nonetheless they pay their taxes employ people and demand help. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. alright our time is 6 58 in germany and eight year old boy

recovering now after being trapped for eight days in a sewer system, a neighbor heard noises coming out of a manhole cover called the police, who lifted the heavy manhole lid and found the child who was dehydrated, but had no major injuries. investigators think the little boy crawled into a drain. became disoriented and then became lost in the rain water sewer system. searchers spent days trying to find him even used a robot that had a camera to try to find him underground. up next parents bid reversed the oakland schools closure plan rejected again for the third time here, reaction from upset parents and the decision from school board members. plus a group of teenagers arrested in a south bay carjacking. why police say one of the teens is no stranger to this type of crime will explain hot and dry conditions, fueling wildfires across the state. and now the u. s. forest service is dealing with

firefighters shortages who they're looking out for to fill those difficult positions next. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning, everyone welcome back to mornings on too good to be aboard with you. david frank mallicoat icu frank mallicoat good to be seen. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's thursday. it's june. 30th always good to see steve paulson. not a lot of sunshine around outside our student there won't be much coast in bay today, even inland, frank, welcome to the dawn patrol is a pleasure, low clouds and fog making a huge push here so inland temps will continue to drop off. they started that yesterday and there's even drizzle being reported near the coast and bay so june ends cooler, big time and first, about four or five days of july are going to be cool as well. mr drizzle is in town. sunny breezy to windy and cooler cooler 50 sixties and now seventies. on those temps. alright south here at seven o'clock. did i hear you say good news in castro valley?