from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's monday, august 1st. and what do you say on the first day? rabbit rabbit or bunny? buddy? if you're like me, we're running late this morning. a lot of people. well we'll talk about traffic, but we're have to talk about your weather stable. you got a lot to talk about a lot going on. that's for sure. here, a lot of activity coming in a lot of the monsoon moisture coming in tropical activity. now a lot of this is more show than go. but right off the marine coast near bolinas that her first report of any lightning and there it is right there some isolated cells and brief reign lot of locations picking up a tracer suburb boy, there's a lot coming up here so throughout the day, look for cloudy. mostly cloudy, muggy conditions and maybe some not only occasional rain, but the possibility of some lightning here. and also some possible thunderstorms. later in the afternoon. i would think sixties seventies and eighties on your

attempts alright over to sound now. still a bear there in lafayette, or is that better? it's better because they just opened up the lanes a few minutes ago, chp was right as soon as the tow truck got their hook up the cars. they've opened up the lanes. let's go right to highway 24. so the crash was right near the lafayette bart station, and those lanes are open. but you can see as we take the wide shot here how slow it is on 24. it's also slow on 60 80 heading south from about treat boulevard in lafayette just heard word of a new crash on what or newish crash i should say on westbound highway four coming up on the porch, chicago highway. and you can see that traffic is slow coming in from bait point as you go over the conquered, so we'll keep watching that. meanwhile a lot of people have not been making it to the bay bridge. so that means you could take advantage. but i think a lot of people will show up now that the highway 24 crowd is headed that way, 701

let's get back to the headlines this morning. we're learning. two people have died in a massive wildfire burning up in siskiyou county, right here near the oregon boundary. the mckinney fire is one of two major fires burning in our state that would just started friday. already some 80 square miles has burned at this point. that's the biggest fire of the year so far. crews are still very busy fighting the old player oak fire that's right, pointed down there near in mariposa county, not far from yosemite will go back up to that major wildfire near the oregon boundary. the siskiyou county sheriff's department just announced it found two people dead in a car in the driveway there. no word on the victim's identities. at this point, firefighters have no containment on the mckinney fire. crews are up against a number of factors, including extreme heat, erratic winds and lightning strikes that have sparked a number of spot fires. flames continue to threaten rural communities near y rica, and more people are being forced to evacuate in the small community of climate river nearly every home in the town has burned to the ground. i

watched her from my bedroom. i watched everything come it was headed right straight towards our property. many evacuees in their pets have made their way down to the town of weed. a red cross shelter has been set up there at the community center. fire. weather watch is still in effect for that region through tomorrow night. all right, ghazi a time 703. some bay area firefighters already heading north to help battle that fire. the santa rosa fire department tweeted images showing the firefighters will be joining a strike team. also the department called attention to the possibility of thunderstorms here in the bay area. you heard steve paulson and they're advising everyone stay prepared for possible wildfire activity. alameda county. firefighters will also be joining the effort to get the mckinney fire under control. their team has spent the past week in mariposa county , battling the yolk fire. now they're reassigned to join firefighters near the oregon

border department tweeted photos of the team wishing everybody safe. travel crews are able to be reassigned because of all the progress being made on that oak fire in mariposa county near yosemite. that fire started 10 days ago. it's now 67% contained more than 19,000 acres have burned 190 buildings destroyed. many of the evacuees are being allowed to go back home now as crews continue to gain control time at 704 happening today, the monkey pox vaccine clinic in san francisco is reopening ktvu is james torres, right outside san francisco general hospital, and a lot of people are lining up out there. they're expected to ask about. well, can they get those shoes? shots now that they're available again, james that's the big question this morning, dave. good morning to you, hundreds of people stretching the building here this morning outside ss general . we're about a block away from where the front entrance is, and they have a little bit of a break here from where the crosswalk is. but there are

people who say they've been waiting here for hours. others who say they've been waiting for weeks who wanted to come earlier in the last month to try to get this monkey pox vaccine, but then they would only hear that it's run out so they don't have an actual opportunity to come out. but in about an hour s f general will distribute its newest shipment of vaccines. with more than 300 cases of monkeypox reported in san francisco. the city now makes up for about a third of california's total number of infections. the state soon expecting an additional 72,000 vaccines, a chunk of which will come to san francisco because of the county's high case count. doctors say the virus is predominantly infecting lgbt q men, and they still don't have enough vaccines to meet the demand. people here this morning say that consistent long lines are telling. that's how much is important that maxine is like that. post from having that sickness because it's very bad. disease and i hope everybody having that vaccine soon. how important that vaccine is. and

to see the mayor. london breed declared a local public health emergency starting today, but before any additional resources or funding or shifted to help expand the effort against monkeypox, the san francisco board of supervisors first need to meet to discuss the revolution resolution. they have a week to do that state leaders now calling for a state and federal health emergency. as well. the vaccine clinic here in sf general will officially open at eight this morning, a little less than an hour. they will close at noon and will reopen every day this week until that vaccine supply runs out. well at this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news, james. thank you across the bay, oakland police are investigating after two adults and a child were shot near oakland tech high school while pop warner football game was being played there yesterday afternoon. police aren't releasing much information here, except to say all three people who were hurt were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive. members of the group faith in action, which is held night walks for peace. they continue to work with the

community to decrease gun violence. we believe that we need to engage those family members. those people we call them influencers. who are able to make the case of them that they really do need to change their lifestyles and the opt for a different option. pastor coming, says the group has helped to reduce the number of homicides in oakland before the pandemic, and it's still active now oakland police asking anyone with information about the shootings to contact them. time is 707, the chp investigating a weekend freeway shooting in san leandro, where two people were hurt. it happened late saturday night, the police rushed northbound interstate 80 near marina boulevard. that's where two people in a white dodge durango were hit by gunfire. they were treated later at a hospital. the chp also later found a green toyota came very it was abandoned along the freeway, and the chp also said it appears that people in both of those cars were shooting at

each other. the investigation continues. and in san francisco , this video from citizen app shows a heavy police and fire presence in the tenderloin. after a shooting. the victim was treated at a hospital and is expected to be okay. police officers searched the area. they found a person matching the suspect's description. that person was detained. there's no word about the motive and the investigation continues. ktvu was learned. the suspect in the deadly dui crash in walnut creek has posted bail. 28 year old brianna day of concord was booked into the martinez detention facility on $300,000 bail after the crash early saturday morning. investigators say she was driving a pickup truck that hit two pedestrians near the intersection of north main street and pine. 27 year old marie carmen leon was killed a friend who was with her suffered major injuries lived in discovery bay worked in walnut creek at kaiser as a flat bottom ist family members have set up a

go fund me account to help with funeral expenses. 71 of the nation's biggest banks, has now been fined $37 million related to fake accounts. the consumer financial protection bureau says u s bank pressured its employees to open fake accounts in their customer's name. to meet sales goals. investigators say employees illegally access customer credit cards and personal information to open those accounts without permission. practice allegedly went on for more than a decade. student loans are costing the federal government a lot more than had been expected. the department of education said direct student loans made during the last quarter century would earn the federal government $114 billion. now the congressional general accountability office says those loans actually cost an estimated 197 billion. g a. o says more than half of that is because of reason loan relief offered to borrowers because of

the pandemic and the cost could go up. if the government continues to offer more debt forgiveness is 7 10 that major problem in the east up that quickly sell, you know, gosha and dave. the crash did clear, but you're right. it's not going away soon. we're talking about lafayette and westbound 24 right in front of the lafayette bart station. and we had the lanes blocked for a time. the lanes are open, but people are getting through. now it's getting a little bit better. and just as i suspected, we're seeing some more people show up at the bay bridge. not much, but just a little more. i think they're going to start seeing a little bit more of a backup now, as people from contra costa are being able being able to get through, so if you are going to san francisco, you might want to get on the road early ish before it gets really crowded. we'll see what happens this week is going to be a little bit interesting, because i think a

lot of people are. you know, it's just a week before a lot of schools start and we might have people taking vacations. this is a look at interstate 8 80. as you can see, traffic is moving. okay there have been no problems on the same mateo or the dumbarton bridge, and so far the south bay has been relatively quiet, 7 10, let's go back to the desk. okay, so one of the stranger symptoms of covid was losing. the sense of smell. is that symptom a warning sign for another illness coming up. how researchers are linking covid without timer, is also a legendary nba player man credited with transforming professional basketball is being remembered and honored this morning. of course, many of you know the hall of famer bill russell grew up in oakland, how his life is being remembered now on and off the c welcome to subway's biggest refresh yet. they're drafting 12 new subs for their all-new subway series menu. you've never seen subs like this before chuck. meteoric meatiness,

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the age of 88 ktvu is claudine wang in the studio now to talk more about his remarkable career and the deep ties he has to the bay area, right, david garcia, so many people remembering him this morning, bill russell was one of the greatest professional basketball players of all time. he was a star player during the boston celtics dynasty and led the celtics to an incredible 11 nba championships. and he broke

barriers as the first black coach of any major sports in the u. s during the final two championships. however he first gained national attention here in the bay area as a young player. bill russell won two championships at mcclymont high school in oakland as one of the nation's top teenage basketball stars. he then led the usf dance to back to back championships in 1955 and 1956. and that is when bill russell first met a young college student named willie brown. the few black college students that they were at our age. interacted with each other. socially. fraternal organizations. and other kinds of things that young people did in those days. this is a picture of bill russell and warriors superstar steph curry. it was taken after the golden state's nba championship victory in 2015 increase shared that picture on

his instagram, calling russell a trailblazer and an icon. warriors head coach steve kerr says russell was much more than just a basketball legend. he calls russell, a pioneer in the battle for civil rights. during the turbulent years of the 19 sixties. he was an incredible voice in the fight for an equal and just society and during a time where it was very difficult for athletes to speak up. bill russell was fearless. bill russell's family has not yet revealed his cause of death. but they say he did die peacefully with his wife by his side at their longtime home in the seattle area. the russell family is expected to announce plans for his memorial service. sometime this week. garcia claudine wong. thank you, 7 16. now investigators could soon turn to modern technology in hopes of finding new leads in the jonbenet ramsey murder case . it's now been more than 25 years since ramsey, a six year

old who frequently competed in beauty pageants, was found dead in her family's home in boulder , colorado. there's never been an arrest in this case, ramsey's father says. dna advancements could finally provide answers about the death of his daughter the day after christmas of 1996. there's evidence it's never been tested for d n a. has never been sampled for d n a. um and the latest technology used to be employed. john ramsey says he is now preparing to submit a petition with more than 17,000 signatures to colorado's governor, calling for an independent agency outside the boulder police department to investigate the new dna evidence . time is 7 17, the alameda county superior court ruling that cleared the way for uc berkeley. student housing at people's park could become official as soon as today. the university wants to build housing for 1100 students on about half of the land listed on the national registry of historic places. that land is

owned by uc berkeley but has been a public park since the 19 seventies. demonstrators want the area to remain and open space and say putting up housing with pave over the memory of the 19 sixties protests that were held there. kyle officials say they hope to begin construction work before the summer is over. 7 18 will swing back to traffic celery starting in the east bay again. yes, we are of those crashes, we had one right in front of the lafayette bart station. it's gone now, but it left a lot of slow traffic. so there's highway 24 you can tell something is was wrong. at least and it is very slow got driving from walnut creek to oakland right now, six eighties also a little bit slow. we're also checking out how we four and how we force slow, but this is more long than not lines of normal. slow traffic at the papers were beginning to get a little bit more of a crowd here. there was completely empty while ago but

now more people are beginning to show up. as we look at 8 80 that doesn't look any different here and you can see that the same entail bridge looks okay. in all these pictures, i showed you it's overcast. let's bring steve paulson beckett. well it's not like that. it's raining for some also as well. so we'll start though it looks like napa county here is really in on the mix here. we'll talk about that in a 2nd 1st birth of those says some fat drops fat drops of rain passing through panel this morning. i believe it, but napa is really coming in katrina, quinn says. it's raining and napa. our observer paul watson's had point oh, six and i saw by lincoln avenue a point. oh, four, right. there is one cell right there is another cell and i think there's a right there. so if you are getting rain that's stretching all the way up to yonville. there are numerous looks like it's tapered off a little bit, but still plenty coming up with the old pipeline here, also in the oakland berkeley hills right above the claremont had reports arraigned . there also looks like going

right now. we had one lightning strike, and i don't know if there's a strike, but it was observed right off of bolena. so i was about 45 minutes ago. even san ramon. some of their you can see around oakland. some of that. not all this is reaching the ground. but some of it has, of course, and then along the san mateo coast, santa cruz, now moving in from gilroy. hollister's also had some rain in santa clara earlier this morning, high and low sandwich in between her or us, so it's funneling in a lot of monsoon moisture. so cloudy to mostly cloudy possible lightning. maybe some thunderstorms. we've had one report of lightning. that's it. the sierra had many near kirkwood and bear valley yesterday afternoon. i'll let it cycle through one more time, and you can see it right coming up right there. the projections here for tower i much to a lot, conditions. with all this tropical clouds. the lows are running warmer, already. 50

upper fifties and mid sixties. here we get the monsoon moisture today you can see some of thatta few breaks. but look at this is the remains of tropical storm frank coming up a lot of that couple of forecasts. projections take it right over us or near us. starting tomorrow. now look at from bishop up to south lake tahoe and truckee. that's really going up. now. that's again throughout the week, not just in one day, but for us. it's a hit and miss deal. you can get a couple one hundred's or nothing, or it might be raining in your house, but not your neighbors. so garden variety here 60 seventies and eighties on the temps more of the same tuesday gets hot for a few wednesday thursday before it looks like it settles into a normal pattern. end of the week. you guys, steve? thank you, 7 21 year coming up with some state represents two of the nation's crisis in a single can, with one store is now locking up as inflation and crime continue to sore, but for us the recall for banana boat sunscreen after the break more on the product that's affected and what was found in the sunscreen that caused concern.

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the fire exploding in size, forcing hundreds of evacuations along the california oregon border. we have the latest on the efforts to contain the mckinney fire, which is now turned deadly. and house speaker nancy pelosi is in asia starting off her trip in singapore will break down her itinerary and the warning she's getting from china if he goes to taiwan. from ktvu . fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's the first day of august. gorgeous monday. steve paulson. i thought of you when? yesterday someone said it looks like it wants to rain. and here we are, and it smells like it too. i mean, we've only had one reported lightning that was off the marine coast near bellinis. but we've had some

pretty good rain up in napa county. i mean, for, you know, for august 1st. here you know, july coast was really wet for sausalito had the second wettest july would drizzle, going back to 1950? kevin leave er observer there, but right there was the 11 lightning reported so far, but streaming northward from santa cruz, san jose, santa clarae napa valley and even up into lake county, mendocino county. so hello, august coming in with a lot of cloud cover. it will be muggy, too humid. maybe some brief ring possible thunderstorms. i would think later today when you get some breaks in the clouds, so sixties seventies eighties on the temps , but very muggy, alright over to sound. now i try and listen is a better in lafayette. it's a little better. the lanes are open, steve, but we had a crash. right near the lafayette park station was there for a long time. uh, lanes have been open for a half hour now, but the traffic is still slower than usual driving through and you

can see traffic is going to be just a little bit slow. if you're driving to the bay bridge. we have a little bit more slow traffic now that has shown up it's backed up. still for about five, maybe a 10 minute delay. i wouldn't say that's 10 minutes. it's more along the lines of five, but there's also waiting. at the metering lights. 7 31. let's get right back to the headlines. thank you knew this morning, the siskiyou county sheriff's department confirms two people have died in the area where the massive mckinney fire is burning . it's now the biggest fire in our state, and we're just getting new information into our newsroom that shows how much that fire grew overnight. ktvu erasmus monitoring all these changes you're here with this update. garcia the bikini fire burned 55,000 acres so far, so it grew another 3000 acres just overnight. it is still 0% contained in this morning. we learned at least two people have died in this fire. the bodies of two people were discovered by siskiyou county sheriff's in a vehicle in a driveway in the community of klamath river. that's where the mckinney fire has destroyed. dozens of homes

and structures since it first started on friday. the fire leveled just about every home in town, along with the community center, mobile home park and playground. firefighters from the bay area heading to help fight this fire. these are pictures from alameda county firefighters now on their way to the front lines. cal fires also assigned a strike team with four santa rosa fire fighters and firefighters from napa and sonoma county to fight the mckinney fire. when you look at this the when you look at the fire the size of the mckinney fire and how much it grew in the last couple of days, and you look at really what seems to be the new normal. it's important that resources like these deploy around the state, and that's exactly why we have the california master mutual aid system. firefighters from santa rosa will spend the next two weeks fighting the mckinney fire again. fire activity they're far from overnight. we've learned that this fire group to 55,000 acres and is still 0% contained this morning, garcia and dave will send it back to you. all right, ali. thank you. well the

our time is 7 33. by now, most of us have heard that people who have covid can lose their sense of smell, but before the pandemic that was normally considered a warning about timer's disease. researchers in argentina report some people who couldn't smell anything after recovering from covid may have a greater chance of cognitive decline, no matter how badly they were affected by covid. doctors say that losing the sense of smell can be an indicator of internal changes in the brain. but they couldn't tell either the temporary or permanent loss of smell from covid changes. how the brain works. it is 7 30 for president biden still isolated this morning at the white house after being diagnosed with what's called a rebound case of covid, the president's doctor says he tested positive again yesterday for the second day in a row, his first positive the task came back on july 21st. he immediately started taking paxil a bit. it's an antiviral drug.

it's proven to be effective in treating symptoms of covid 19. the white house doctors say the fact that the president is symptom free makes it less likely he will develop long covid photos in this morning from singapore of the congressional delegation, making its first stop on a tour of asia. house speaker nancy pelosi met with singapore's prime minister and president earlier today. she's also announced they'll visit malaysia, south korea and japan and international trade. she hasn't said if she and the other lawmakers will stop in taiwan. china has already said there would be consequences of speaker pelosi visits taiwan. the speaker has not reacted to that. i think it was probably left off the itinerary. it's a little bit too clever by half. but i guess you can keep the chinese guessing and wondering. the white house has not specifically told speaker pelosi not to visit taiwan officials telling beijing the u. s is one china policy has not changed. the navy, though, has repositioned the u. s

aircraft carrier ronald reagan and its strike group into the south china sea. it is not commenting on that movement. time is 7 35 will new this morning for the first time in months they ship carrying ukrainian wheat sailed out of the sport of odessa, russia agreed to allow the cargo shipper azzoni head out from the black sea and liver grain to lebanon. russia had been blocking all shipments until it's timed agreements with the united nations and turkey and ukraine signed similar agreements now ukraine can export 22 million tons of food. ukraine is a major provider of grain and other agricultural products to africa, europe and asia. 7 36 49ers wide receiver deebo samuel expected to head to work at training camp today after reaching a deal with the team on a big new contract extension after the off season full of requests and questions assembles reportedly agreed to a three year deal. worth as much as 73, a half million dollars 58

million of that's guaranteed. samuel had the fifth most receiving yards in the nfl last year. fans are hoping his long term deal will turn into a productive partnership with rookie quarterback trade lands. the niners are ramping up to prepare for the season and will have their first training camp practice with pads. today questions are swirling around jimmy garoppolo fate as we approach the start of the nfl season, one decision out this morning could influence where he ends up. the nfl has announced it will suspend cleveland browns quarterback to shawn watson for six games. watson stands accused of sexual assault against a number of women. he is not facing criminal charges. the suspension could lead to movement in the trade market for quarterbacks. very interesting. alright, time is 7 37. sal you've been busy this morning. now. you know, i believe you can do anything. can you fix highway 24 in the east bay? well, dave, since you asked so nicely. i i'm trying to and one of the things that we do have improvement here , david garcia, so at least

there's that the lanes are clear , and there was an earlier crash on 24 westbound heading over to the caldecott tunnel was right near the right in front of the lafayette bart station. that's clear, but there's a long line of cars that were stuck in the back up and then that created a bigger backup. how we force also slow this morning, so contra costa county is taking a lot of that slow traffic. there's a bigger backup at the bay bridge. i believe that people are going a little later and also people were stuck in the backup have finally made it to the bay bridge. 8 80 doesn't look too slow as you drive past the coliseum. and if you look at the same until bridge that looks all right. we haven't talked a lot about the south bay because we've been concentrating on the east bay and i went back to 24. but we'll talk about the software coming up. 7 38. let's bring steve back in. all right, sal. thank you. a lot of cloud cover tropical clouds over the monsoon moisture. and we've had a lot of reports of some very light rain. looks like the most so far has been up in napa county. but it's either

sprinkles light rain all over the place. subject to change wipers are on 2 80 palo alto was around 7 15 in the morning and i hear rain in the berkeley hills , the claremont hotel area. i've had a couple of reports of that as well. thank you. napa county, though, seems to be the leader of the pack so far. i've seen point oh, four near lincoln avenue and our observer. paul watts, north napa head point. oh, six. there have been multiple cells moving through. a lot of locations are reporting like a trace. looks like right there. another band just went through. so a lot of this is stretching from napa back towards panel and hercules and leo and then stretching right back towards richmond, oakland. one observed lightning strike there right off the marine coast . just north of bellini's not that was the only one we've seen so far. but there's been plenty of activity rotating around looks like right on the north north eastern edge of the city around the embarcadero. maybe uh , you can see some of that activity coming in right there stretching right across

richmond, san rafael bridge back over to the bay bridge. a lot of this is streaming up from the north right along the san mateo coast, also from santa cruz, santa cruz mountains. gilroy and hollister's santa clara had some light rank cupertino this morning early we have the load of the west, the high in the pacific northwest, and it just taps into that moisture. some incredible rainfall rates have been observed the last couple of days. las vegas and also western arizona and scottsdale on saturday have retweeted some of it. um good friend of mine drove through, and he said it was the worst he's seen in 20 years. so i mean, it was sideways rain in arizona. some of that moisture has been moving north lightning observed yesterday. kirkwood bear valley, and there's a lot more for tahoe on the way. sixties seventies eighties kind of muggy cloudy to mostly cloudy, warm blows. kind of muggy, humid here a lot of moisture in the air of climate illogically way above where we should be for august 1st as you

might imagine a lot of sixties i mean, i don't think we'll get there will be too much cloud cover to get that warm. but the combination of those two systems funneling up all that moisture could make for a day. if you get some breaks in the clouds, i would think some thunderstorms are more likely later this afternoon and the remains of a tropical system frank, right, they're beginning to lift northward, and the couple forecast projections kind of take that either near us or right over us tomorrow. but take a look at from bishop south lake tahoe, truckee that has really ramped up throughout the week. now that's not 24 hours. that's over the next 6 to 7 days, but still if you're heading up there, keep an eye on things that is really picked up. sixties seventies eighties so cloudy mostly cloudy some off and on rain possible thunderstorms today into tuesday . then it clears out and it gets hot for a couple of days. when it comes back down, settles into normal pattern by the weekend. okay see time. 7 41. alright guess which cities just been named the most expensive plate in the country to live parental . hers is not new york is not san francisco coming up, we'll

tell you where it is to our newsroom and say good morning again to claudine wong. you're looking ahead to the next hour of mornings on two now. yes that's right. good morning to you guys. good morning to you, dave back for the first time since the pandemic california state fair and it is now wrapped up so coming on up on mornings onto at eight. we're gonna hear from vendors what they're saying about the big crowds also ahead , children are headed back to school and just a couple of weeks, but with that comes new questions about cyber security on the devices are young students are using in the classroom. when you join us on the nine we're talking live with an expert about how to keep children safe online during this busy time of year. stay with us.

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they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. 7 45 people are leaving flowers on the hollywood walk of fame at michelle nichols star. nichols was a trailblazing actress best known for her work on star trek, her son announced her death on social media over the weekend. hmm. security sweeps of all decks are negative, mr spock. no evidence of intruder. nichols of course, played lieutenant ahora on the original star trek tv series in the late sixties. this was a groundbreaking role for black women, and she made history with what was believed

to be the first interracial onscreen case with costar william shatner. when the series was over, she continued acting and also partnered up with nasa to encourage women and people of color to join the space program. i brought in, um, the engineering people to nasa, who wanted to be involved with their talents and who they were, but didn't know how. nichols family says she died of natural causes . michelle nichols was 89. she was a fantastic ladies time is 7 46 will happening today, san jose city councilman david cohen will introduce legislation designed to stop the construction of tiny homes in his district. the city recently approved the tiny home plan as part of the effort to provide shelter for the growing number of the homeless. but cohen opposes the plan to convert established parks into tiny home son. rights he says. it's a

dangerous president for his district in north san jose. well america has a new city that's crowned as the king of high rent costs, and i'm not talking about new york or san francisco. it is jersey city, new jersey, right across the hudson river from manhattan. it beat out several cities when it comes to the highest average monthly rent. jersey city renters paying average. $5500 a month. has become a very popular place that live among new yorkers who've been working at home during the pandemic, and the popularity has been driving up the rental costs where you may be surprised what stores in new york are putting under lock and key right now is another very busy week on wall street, a long list of companies reporting their earnings. pam cook is here with just the beginning of this in dollars and cents. very busy 148 companies just on the s and p. 500 released their second quarter earnings this week. some of the

big names in business. perhaps even more importantly, a look at the year ahead. they usually indicate what the year looks like their forecast for the year. jetblue and starbucks among those reporting this week, two of the big names today's opening bell rang in a new start of the month, and that is following a big month in july best month for the s and p the down the nasdaq. all since 2020 so coming off of that, as we take a live look at the numbers started out negative but just turned positive moments ago. all three indexes the dow jones up slightly. the s and p 500 up slightly as well but gained about 9% for the month of july, the nasdaq of about 12% for the month, and it's a half of a percent this morning. trick or treaters may not get to indulge on their sweet tooth. as much as they hope this halloween. we talked about a little bit this about this last week. the hershey chocolate company is warning a nationwide candy

shortage could be imminent. now. the company blames the shortage of supply chain issues. some of it is tied to with covid pandemic demand outstripping supply. also the war in ukraine, ukraine exports many of the ingredients used in many of her . she's halloween themed treats households nationwide are feeling the impacts of inflation . now they are budgeting what to buy and when, according to the wall street journal families are cutting back discretionary spending on items like electronics and furniture, and there buying essentials like food and gas instead to large retailers, wal mart and best buy expect a pullback in profits this year. other companies are shifting products to lower price or value items. consumers are still dining out, but one research firm says they are dining out less often. and some stores in new york are taking some measures to stop thieves, but you might be surprised at what they are locking up cans of spam, sardines and tuna usually set aside for more expensive

items. other items that are put in plastic cages to keep shoplifters at bay toothpaste and soap. police say shoplifting reports have increased more than 50. since last year. they believe people are stealing food and other things they need now not to resell it, but just what they need. so far, there are no reports of any various stores locking up food or other day items. pam cook, that's look at your dollars and cents. thank you, 7 50. let's get you out the door, hopefully, with not too much delay south. yeah things are just a little bit better than they were were beginning to get a little bit better on 24. although we had that big crash that was there for about an hour on 24 right in front of the park station. we're beginning to see improvement here. i think a lot of the people have made it to the bay bridge. it's still isn't really tough commute. i wouldn't say it's tough. you can see that traffic is okay on 8 80 on the same entail bridge. we do have traffic that's moving along pretty well. and we've been

looking at some of those south bay commutes and they don't look especially troublesome. i can show you that the east bay in the south. they are just a little lighter than we normally see them. and that's how thick commute has seemed pretty good. there's a little slowing on one. oh, one approaching the san jose airport. 7 51. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. thank you, sir. we will start in napa county. why? because they've had the most rain that i've seen so far are observer paul watson, 510.6 north napa lincoln avenue. i saw a report a point. oh, four. lots of reports of some rain around sonoma shell ville. some big splats is whatever big splats of rain around shelvin. also some of that moving north up towards yonville into lake county as well. another line around the panel has some rain. vellios had some rain. i've heard light rain, not a lot, but a little bit of one lightning observed that was off just to the near near belle lena's. off the marine coast. that's the only

one so far had reports of rain light rain also the oakland berkeley hills, maybe where you are going right along the coast as well. almost in the city. it looked like and you can see some of that moving up along the peninsula. we had some rain in santa clara earlier this morning, so most of this is more show than go, but so far a lot of trace reports watson, who picked up a 10.6 as well. that load of the west and the highest funneling all this monsoon moisture and so cloudy to mostly cloudy, muggy showers. possible thunder showers possible lightning. we only had one report so far. that's not the case for the sierra, which it had numerous reports yesterday around kirkwood also bear valley right there, you can see it coming in. so 60 seventies eighties on the temps. a lot of this is cloud driven. if you can get a few breaks, maybe a little warmer. but that should also generate some a little bit of lift in the afternoon. some thunderstorm activity so far, it's been more than you know, just general light rain or, you know, sprinkles, but we've had some from the penninsula all the way to the north and the east, the low and the hive offshore

and onshore are taking that moisture and sending it northward. also the remains of tropical storm frank looks like they're lifting northward. which will play into our weather on tuesday and the tuesday night maybe early wednesday. check out the projections, though, for south lake tahoe, truckee and bishop. that's a lot over the next week. not as much for us but again. it's more hit and miss sixties seventies eighties on the temps. after tuesday, we get a quick popping those inland temps will be hot for a couple of days. then they come back down to what looks like a normal pattern by the weekend, dave. okay see times 7 53 remembering the 82, california firefighters who died in the line of duty coming up in the next hour how they were honored over the weekend in sacramento by other firefighters and families from all over the state. but first it's an unusual sports event celebrating life after the break , we'll tell you what the transplant games are and where it's happening.

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and disney california adventure parks! exactly san francisco giants gave their highest to the legendary first baseman will clark, known as will the thrill giants retired will clark's number 22 during an emotional ceremony over the weekend at oracle park. many of his former giants teammates like barry bonds, kevin mitchell, robby thompson and mike kruk over there. and will clark showed why

he has been a fan favorite in san francisco. this right? here is my hall of fame and to be recognized with the incredible names of this historical franchise is beyond belief. i always wanted to win and have others around me be winners. we all did that together here. i am. will the throw clark i am. in san francisco. and i am forever a giant. and that was a great speech. will clark is now the 11th giant to have his number retired. his jersey now takes its place along the left field line between monte urban's number 20 and willie mays number 24 last night, the giants wrapped up their weekend series against the chicago cubs. they won. the giants won for the nothing. carlos roden had 10

strikeouts and seven dominant innings. there's been some speculation he might be traded this kid correct? yeah the giants now have 51 wins 51 losses so far, there is 17.5 games behind the dodgers in the national league west. giants will begin a series against the dodgers at home tonight. now the oakland a's began a series against the l. a angels on the road tonight after losing to the chicago white sox 4 to 1, the a's had won seven of their last 10 games since the all star break before losing in chicago. but oakland still is in last place in the american league west. their record. 39 wins 65 losses it is 6 58 7 58 very unusual sports event celebrates life, bringing together organ donors and their recipients they transplant games are happening right now. in san diego, 6000

people turned out over the weekend. teams from around the world competing and things like table tennis, basketball, cycling, swimming and more. the idea is creating a community for people who have received an oregon or donated an organ as well as they try to find more people to sign up to be an organ donor. i had my first transplant when i was 18 few days after high school, the odds were not with me. when i was younger and a lot of situations i've been in the odds with me, you know, but i think that being here it humbles you. it reminds me that there's plenty of other people that have gone through what i have not even much worse, organizers say, well, there were more than 40,000 transplant clients. last year in the us there were still 7000 people who died waiting for an organ transplant games continue through wednesday. we need to get this under control while we

stopped cat. before there are many thousands of cases and then we lose control of them. more vaccines are coming to california as health officials work to contain the monkey pox virus. we're live in san francisco, where people have been waiting for hours to get a shot and the doors to the clinic have just opened up. then the bay area is setting help to the california oregon border. it's a massive wildfire continues to burn in siskiyou county crews are urging everyone to stay prepared for potential wildfire activity. and three people shot near high school in oakland with the community is doing to try to stop gun violence as police investigate this triple shooting. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and welcome the mornings onto i'm claudine wong. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. let's get you out the door. some of you are seeing rain already today, and there's more interesting whether to come, steve. well we're getting reports now thunderstorms up in lake county , so we've had one lightning

observed strike near bellinis. uh, now there's one of them your hidden valley lake here. i'll show you that in a second, but first, harriet says double rainbow in lake county on august 1st. yes please, no lightning. i wish i could say that won't happen. i can give you the rain. i can give you the rainbow had a lot of reports. of rainbows. but there's there lightning. that's the second one observed their hidden valley lake. they're probably near middletown, so thunderstorms are beginning to pop up. there's a lot of moisture today and tomorrow that has to rotate through. so look for cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. hello august. you're not coming in quietly, that's for sure. muggy humid, brief ring possible thundershowers, 60 seventies and eighties to say rainbow weather on august 1st. that's a rarity, but that's what we have here this morning. all right over to sal, tell us that things are a little busy in some areas. others areas have improved, steve good morning to you if you just about to leave. highway 24 is much better than it was after we had a pardon me

a crash. that slow traffic down , but things have improved quite a bit, and that's good news there. babe bridge. small backup there. 8 80 is going to be okay. and we do have traffic on the bridges across the bait, looking all right, and that includes the dumbarton bridge. peninsula has some slowing on northbound 101 in san mateo. oh, two. let's get back to the headlines. this morning. we're learning that two people have died in a massive wildfire burning up in siskiyou county, near the oregon boundary . mckinney fire is one of two major fire burning in our state. it started friday's already burned through 80 square miles. it's the biggest fire of the year. now in california, crews are still also fighting the oak fire down in mariposa county as well back up north now, where the siskiyou county sheriff's department announced this morning, deputies found two people dead in a car in the driveway there, no word on the victim's identities. so far, crews have no containment on the mckinney fire. crews are up against a number of factors, including extreme heat, erratic

winds and lightning strikes that have sparked spot fires in the area. flames continue to threaten rural communities near y rica, and more people are being forced to evacuate in the small community of klamath river , nearly every home in the town has burned to the ground. i watched her from my bedroom. i watched everything come it was headed right straight towards our property. many evacuees and their pets have made their way down to the town of weed, where red cross shelter has been set up at the community center. fire. weather watch is still in effect for the region through tomorrow night. some bay area firefighters are already heading north to help battle that fire. santa rosa fire department tweeted images of the firefighters who are joining us strike team the department also called attention to the possibility of thunderstorms here in the bay area, and officials are urging everyone to stay prepared for any potential wildfire activity. alameda county. firefighters will also be joining the effort to get the mckinney fire under control.

that team has spent the past week in mariposa county, fighting the oak fire, and they've now been reassigned to join cruise near the oregon border. the department tweeted photos of the team wishing everyone safe travels, fire crews are able to be reassigned because of all the progress being made on the oak fire burning near yosemite inn, mariposa county. this one started 10 days ago. it's now 90 . excuse me, 67% containment more than 19,000 acres have burned with 190 buildings destroyed. many of the evacuees at this point are being allowed to go back home as firefighters continue to gain control of the flames. 804 oakland police are investigating after two adults and a child were shot near oakland tech high school pop warner football game was being played there yesterday afternoon . cruise aren't releasing much information here except to say all three people who were hurt were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive. members of the group faith in action, which is held night walks for peace say they continue to work with the community. to decrease gun violence. we believe that we

need to engage those family members. those people we call them influencers. who are able to make the case of them that they really do need to change their lifestyles and the opt for a different option. pastor coming, says the group helped reduce the number of homicides in oakland before the pandemic and continues its activism. oakland police asking anyone that formacion about the shootings to contact them. the chp is investigating a weekend freeway shooting in san leandro , where two people were hurt. it happened late saturday night. police rushed to dortmund 8 80 near the marina boulevard. that's where two people in a white dodge durango were hit by gunfire. they were treated later at a hospital. the chp later found a green toyota camry abandoned along the freeway. the chp says it appears that people in both cars were shooting at each other. that investigation is continuing. and in san francisco. video from the citizen app shows a heavy police and fire presence in the

tenderloin area after the shooting. the victim was treated at the hospital and is expected to be okay. police officers searching that area found a person that matched the suspect description. that person was detained. no word yet on any motive, and that investigation is continuing. ktvu was learning . the suspect in a deadly dui crash in walnut creek has posted bail. 28 year old brianna day of concord was booked into the martinez detention facility on $300,000 bail after the crash early saturday morning. investigators say she was driving a pickup truck that hit two pedestrians near the intersection of north main street and pine 27 year old marie carmen leon was killed. a friend who was with her suffered major injuries. leone lived in discovery bay worked in walnut creek at kaiser as a phlebotomist family members have set up a go fund me account to help with funeral expenses. happening now the monkey pox vaccine clinic except francisco general hospital is now open for the first time in nearly a week. ktvu is james torres live there this morning. he is not alone.

people have been lined up. wait and get those shots for hours now and james, are those open doors, doing anything to kind of ease that long line of people. claudine. you know, they opened the doors a little earlier than we expected this morning, so the line has been moving a little bit. we've seen some folks walking forward today. but at this point, if you are not in line this morning, it's almost guaranteed. you will not get a vaccine today. we know san francisco has more than 4000 vaccines to give this week s f general in particular has an allotment of about 2000. and with more than 300 monkeypox cases, monkeypox cases in san francisco, the city combined with los angeles, both make up for more than two thirds of california's total number of infections. the state soon expecting an additional 72,000 vaccines, a chunk of which will go to san francisco because of its high case count. doctors say the virus is predominantly infecting lgbt q men, and they still don't have enough vaccines to meet that demand. there are

higher risk groups. so as you probably know, this epidemic is mostly among men who have sex with men. so we're really trying to get the vaccine out to men who have had multiple sex partners in the last 14 days, sex workers of any gender um people who have had no contact with somebody with monkeypox. is people really focusing on right now? to see the clinic tells us that they're not turning anyone away. but they certainly are prioritizing folks who to give it to major london breed declared a local public health emergency starting today, but before any additional resources for funding are shifted to help expand the effort against monkeypox. the san francisco board of supervisors first need to meet to discuss the resolution that's going to happen next monday, state leaders are calling for a state and federal health emergency as well. the vaccine clinic here in sf general now officially open but again if you're not in line

right now, it's almost guaranteed. you won't get a vaccine. they will stay open until noon today. and they will continue to open throughout the week. until that supply runs out. we actually heard from city supervisor rafael mandel man who has been a vocal local leader in this ongoing conversation. monkeypox he got here about five this morning, got his monkey pox vaccine and is now walking out this morning urging people to still come out as vaccine supply is available. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news . alright thank you, james, but one of the nation's largest banks has been found at $37 million related to fake accounts , the consumer financial protection bureau says u s bank pressured its employees to open fake accounts in customers' names in order to meet sales goals. investigators say employees illegally accessed customers' credit cards and personal data to open those accounts without permission. the practice allegedly went on for more than a decade. student loans are costing the federal government a lot more than had

been expected, the u. s department of education had said direct student loans made during the last quarter century would earn the federal government $114 billion, but now congress is a general accountability office says those loans actually cost an estimated $197 billion. the g a. o says more than half of that is because of recent loan relief offered to borrowers because of the pandemic in the cost could go up if the government continues to offer. more debt forgiveness time now is 8 10 as we are getting, i don't know. are we in the heat of the morning commute salary sort of on the decline now. i think we're on the decline. at least i want to be optimistic ladies right now at the toll plaza. we're seeing things improving. it was a little bit slow there, but now we're seeing a little improvement. and you can also see the traffic here on 8 80 has been looking good. we had a couple of glitches, and i'm being generous with that word. some people might say worse. san mateo bridge looks good. we do have a little slowing here on the peninsula and 11 through san

mateo used to 80 instead, and you can also see the traffic in the southeast beginning to get a little bit better. val acenas road still looks tough out of livermore heading out to the signal grade. it's a 10. let's go back to the desk. one of the stranger symptoms of covid was the loss of smell. but is that symptom a warning sign for another illness coming up how researchers are linking covid with alzheimer's, and tributes continue for legendary nba star bill russell. he grew up in oakland went on to transform professional basketball. how the hall of famers being remembered now on and off the court.

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fans the world are mourning the death of nba legend bill russell. he died yesterday at the age of 88. russell led the boston celtics to an incredible 11 nba championships, and he broke barriers as the first black coach of any major sport in the u. s during the final two championships, but he first gained national attention as a young player here in the bay area. he won two championships. clemens high school in oakland. and russell then led the usf dawns to back to back ncaa championships in 1955 and 1956.

that is when he first met a young college student named willie brown. the few black college students that they were at our age. interacted with each other. socially. fraternal organizations. and other k peopd in those days. warriors head coach steve kerr says bill russell was much more than just a basketball legend. he says russell was also a pioneer in the battle for civil rights during the turbulent 19 sixties. he was an incredible voice in the fight for equal and just society and during a time where it was very difficult for athletes to speak up. bill russell was fearless. russell's family has not yet revealed his cause of death. they are expected to announce plans for his memorial service sometime

this week. investigators could soon turn to modern technology in hopes of finding new leads in the jonbenet ramsey murder case. it's now been more than 25 years since ramsey, a six year old frequently competed in beauty pageants, was found dead in her home in boulder, colorado. there's never been an arrest ramsey's fathers, i think i have a sneeze. claudia could you help? ramsey's father says dna announcements could finally provide answers about the death of his daughter on the day after christmas back in 1996. there's evidence it's never been tested for d n a. has never been sampled for d n a. um and the latest technology used to be employed. john ramsey says he's now preparing to submit a petition with more than 17,000 signatures to colorado's governor, calling for an independent agency outside the boulder police department to investigate this new dna evidence. well, the alameda county superior court ruling that cleared the way for uc berkeley student housing at people's park could become

official as soon as today. the university wants to build housing for 1100 students on about half of the land that is listed on the national register of historic places. that land is owned by the school, but it has been a public park since the 19 seventies. demonstrators want that area to remain in open space, and they say putting up housing would pave over the memory of the 19 sixties protests that were held there. cal officials say they hope to begin construction before summer is over. the national park service is closing the area around what's believed to be the tallest tree in the world up in humboldt county national park service cracking down on people going off trail in redwood national park to visit the tree named hyperion. the california redwood is 380. ft. tall large crowds visiting the tree of damage the area. the park service now says the area near the tree is closed. anyone found hiking in the closure could face a $5000 fine and six months in jail. all right time now is 8 17 last week checked with self traffic was getting a little bit

better, and we were headed in a good direction. still, the case cell? yeah. thanks for improving claudine and geisha for sure. let's start off with the bay bridge, which is usually the slowest commute. there's a little slowing, but it is not all that slow, just a reminder. the next four days, the giants will play the dodgers at oracle park, and those are usually well attended games. so my suggestion to you is to use transit. if you're going to the game they parking around the stadium is really expensive, and it's transit, especially if you have to walk. a few blocks is much cheaper. and you don't have to worry about your car that way, and also the traffic is not going to be great. this is a look at interstate 80 north and south. it looks pretty good here. at the coliseum and you can see traffic on the same mateo bridge looks good now as you look at these traffic picture, steve, definitely. unusual weather. i pulled the

dave clark i went out to my car. and i saw raindrops on my car. i'm thinking, wow, this is unusual for august. 1st? yes. there's also been some reports of thunderstorms up in lake county. we've had one lightning strike observed off your belene is that was about an hour ago, though, but it looks like things are picking up here brand, boyd said. i just heard really loud thunder in lake county at eight o'clock in the morning and you can go from napa county and go northward and there's been some pretty good rainfall point. oh, six point. oh, seven couple reports. coming into napa county. also that lightning strike just all right. there was a one off of molina's. i can go up there north. let me go up there to lake county right? com, right there, right there, right there, right there. so we've got that going on. we've also got some really heavy rain beginning on the peninsula. some of that now moving it looks like in the marin county over the richmond san rafael bridge towards san rafael also know, valley and right at burlingame. it's been reports of some pretty good rain along with millbrae. so on the

peninsula as well, a lot of that's coming up from the south so i mean, it's early and we're already getting a lot of reports here sandwich in between the high and the low. coming up is a lot of this monsoon moisture really incredible activity over the last couple of days in las vegas, also down around western arizona, phoenix and scottsdale . some of that has been pumping northward. you have lightning yesterday near kirkwood and bear valley sixties seventies eighties on the temps here. cloudy mild warm. mostly cloudy , muggy human showers. thundershowers you know, some of this will just be sprinkles or light rain but really mild on the temps in the sixties here because of this tropical nature of the cloud cover, it's going to be muggy today, but that moisture continues to live northward, especially on sierra lot of lightning strikes being reported there and also moisture coming in from the remains of tropical storm, frank. looks like they're going to pay us a visit tomorrow really lit up on the amounts from bishop up to lake tahoe and also truckee for us, not so much. it's just more

isolated. so hit and miss, if you will. sixties seventies eighties on attempts here more of the same tomorrow, then the clouds clear and we'll get a quick pop into the nineties inland, and it looks like it comes back down on the weekend. you guys steve. thank you. coming up with some say, represents two of the nation's crisis can what one store is now locking up as inflation and crime continue to soar and back for the first time from the pandemic, the california state fair and it is now wrapped up. so after the break, we're gonna hear what vendors said about seeing visitors. after that there was halted.

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the state fair say the first in person fair during the pandemic was a success. thousands came to the final day of the fair yesterday to enjoy food and attractions. vendors say they've been busy ever since the fair opened 17 days ago. lines have been a mile long, and we're very fortunate that were picked to be here, and we're doing record sales every day, it just improves improves improves. we cannot keep enough food on the truck. state fair officials don't have final visitor numbers yet, but say the success of the food vendors typically a sign of success for the fair as a whole, they say attendance could be as much as 10% higher than back in 2019. it doesnt young children are now vaccinated against covid-19, thanks to a vaccination clinic at children's fairy land in oakland, that amusement park hosted a vaccine clinic for infants and toddlers on saturday, saying they were

happy to make the experience of a shot less scary and more magical. 12 children showed up for the vaccine that ranges in age from eight months to five years old. the clinic was sponsored by the county was shots administered by howlers pharmacy of fremont. we are looking to be back and four weeks at that time, we hope to open it up to all ages. so parents and older siblings may also be able to get their shots at the same time as the little ones. carol me. the registered nurse has now is a good time for young children to be vaccinated as the new school year approaches, the children who were vaccinated received free admission to children's very land for the day. california's getting over a half billion dollars in the next five years to help prepare for climate change the money from the biden administration as part of a $7.3 billion project meant improved infrastructure in anticipation of disasters and extreme weather fueled by climate change. states could use the money to improve and build new roads, bridges and other projects. some of the money is expected to be used to

build new evacuation routes for areas that could be prone to wildfires. the death toll from severe flooding and kentucky is rising as more heavy rain is expected today. at least 28 people have died in devastating floods so far. this includes four young siblings who were swept away from their parents and the floodwaters. hundreds of people had to be evacuated by boat or helicopter. officials say rescue operations could go on for weeks. flash flooding swept buildings off their foundations and put entire towns underwater. one point we looked at the outdoor and mind his cars was playing bumper cars like bumper boats in the middle, where front yard president biden declared a federal disaster in kentucky as the governor there is warning the death toll will likely rise. thousands are still without power or access to clean water, many of the communities affected by the floods still hadn't fully recovered from last year's floods and tornadoes in kentucky. good time for 49ers fans wide receiver deebo samuel gets a new deal with the team

coming up, will break down the new contract extension and remembering the 82, california firefighters who died in the line of duty in recent years, still ahead how they were honored over the weekend and sacramento by firefighters and families statewide.

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in our state. the fire burning up here. the oregon boundary. the two deaths attributed to the flames, new evacuations and efforts to contain the mckinney

fire. also house speaker nancy pelosi is an asia starting her trip in singapore will break down her itinerary in the warning she's getting if she visits taiwan. from ktvu. fox two news this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back gasia mikaelian claudine wong. today is monday, august 1st can't believe we are here in august, and certainly that makes me think of back to school and sound castigated watching the roads that will definitely change traffic patterns when school starts up again, and i don't see anything new on the list and just seems almost too good to be true, but things are improving. here at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is just a little bit slow, but that looks great for a monday. i'll take it. this is also look at interstate 80. i was just checking the chp list and we don't have anything new on any of the bridges. we have a little congestion out there, but it's not major. so i like where this commute is going. 8 30, let's go back to the headlines.

thank you. new numbers from cal fire show what is nownight. erae with information about the latest on the mckinney fire alley. mckinney fire burning in northern california, just south of the oregon border, and about 100 miles north of the town of reading. this fire has now burned 55,000 acres. it grew another 3000 acres overnight. it is still 0% contained in this morning, sadly, we've also learned that at least two people have died in this fire. siskiyou sheriff's office confirms they discovered the bodies of two people in a vehicle in the driveway in the community of klamath river. that's where the mckinney fire has already destroyed dozens of homes and structures since it broke out on friday level just about every home in that town, along with the community center. mobile home park and playground now the sheriff's office there yesterday just ordered the evacuation of another 500 homes in the area. firefighters from the bay area are heading up to help fight

this fire. these are pictures from alameda county firefighters on their way to the front lines . cal fires also assigned to strike team with four santa rosa fire fighters and firefighters from napa and sonoma county to the mckinney farm. santa rosa's fire marshal talked with us about the types of conditions firefighters are facing in a fire of this size and intensity. it's not uncommon to see a fire like that create its own weather conditions, and that's what you know creates the need for the additional resources with the size the complexity of the incident and the communities threatened and again, that's you know, really, no different that we experience here. whether it's the tubs, the nuns, the glass that kincaid we see fires repetitive, lee impacting communities getting bigger, more devastating. and absolutely they can create their own weather. everybody are you okay? among the ruins of the fire and klamath river. a photographer spotted and rescued this puppy who survived. he brought it to a shelter in the area, and there are several red cross shelters in siskiyou county and just

across state lines in medford, oregon, helping people and pets who've been forced to evacuate because of the mckinney fire. garcia and claudine will send it back to you, ali. thank you. firefighters and their families from across california gathered in sacramento this weekend to pay tribute to the 82, california firefighters who have died in the line of duty and just the past three years, one of the latest names to appear on the wall honoring those fallen firefighters, andy valenta from san diego county. he died less than four months after being diagnosed with work related stage four melanoma. my husband , andy valente passed away last year. april 25th 2021 from occupational cancer. he was a firefighter paramedic for the city of distance san diego county for 11 years and he was only 33 when he passed away. this was the 20th year. the ceremony at sacramento's capital park was held honoring fallen california firefighters. this was the first such in person event since the beginning of the pandemic. well by now, most of

us have heard that people who have covid can lose their sense of smell, but before the pandemic that was considered a warning sign of alzheimer's disease, researchers in argentina reporting that some people who couldn't smell anything after recovering from covid may have a greater chance of cognitive decline, no matter how severely they were affected by covid. doctors say losing the sense of smell can be an indicator of internal changes in the brain. but they can't tell if either the temporary or permanent loss of smell from covid changes how the brain works, and president biden remains isolated at the white house this morning after being diagnosed with a so called rebound case of covid-19. the president's doctor says he tested positive again yesterday for the second day in a row. the president's first positive test results came back on july 21st and he immediately began taking paxil covid. that is an antiviral jug that drug that has proven to be highly effective and treated in covid-19 symptoms . white house doctors say the

fact that the president is symptom free. makes it less likely that he will develop long covid. we're getting photos this morning from singapore. the congressional delegation making its first stop on a tour of asia, house speaker nancy pelosi met with singapore's prime minister and president earlier today. she's also announced they'll visit malaysia, south korea and japan to discuss covid and international trade. she's not said if she and the other lawmakers will stop in taiwan. china has already said there would be consequences of speaker pelosi visits taiwan. the speaker has not reacted to that statement. i think it was probably left off the itinerary. it's a little bit too clever by half. but i guess you can keep the chinese guessing and wondering. the white house is not specifically told speaker pelosi to not visit taiwan officials are telling beijing the u. s has one china policy has not changed. the navy has repositioned the u. s aircraft carrier ronald reagan and its strike group into the south china sea. it is not commenting on that movement. new this morning for the first time in

months, a ship carrying ukrainian wheat has sailed out of the ports of odessa, russia agreed to allow that cargo ship rezoning to head out from the black sea and deliver grain to lebanon. russia had blocked blocked all shipments until it's signed agreements with turkey and the united nations and ukraine signed similar agreements. now ukraine can export 22 million tons of food. ukraine is a major provider of grain and other agricultural products to africa, europe and asia. the ship left odessa at almost the same time that russia struck another ports city on the black sea one of ukraine's richest man and his the man was targeted because he was one of the largest farmers and grain exporters in the country. his business included a fleet of ships used to transport grain to other countries. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky is urging his countrymen to not give up hope. despite these latest attacks. remote snap evening. we have to hold on in

the south in the east and everywhere we have to hold on and defense, diplomacy and politics to preserve our unity. so once. he also says that even as this first grain of shipments that leave ukraine this will be a difficult year for farmers, and that's because they may be able to harvest and ship only half of their normal totals as russia continues its attacks on farms 37 49ers wide receiver deebo samuel expected to head to work at training camp today after reaching a deal with the team on a new contract extension. after an offseason full of questions, even a trade request, samuels reportedly agreed to a three year deal worth as much as 73, a half million dollars. 58 million of that is guaranteed. samuel had the fifth most receiving yards in the nfl last year. fans are hoping his long term deal will turn into a productive partnership with rookie quarterback trade lands. the niners are ramping up to prepare for the season and will have questions swirling around jimmy garoppolo fate as we approach the st

decision out this morning could influence where he ends up. the nfl has announced it will suspend cleveland browns quarterback to shawn watson for six games. watson stands accused of sexual assault against a number of women but does not face criminal charges. the suspension could now lead to movement in the trade market for quarterbacks. a california woman who left california and moved to texas last year is getting a lot of attention online for her videos about the big changes in her life. you can start sweating when you're still wet from the shower. six a.m. and six p.m. r in two totally different seasons here, april showers really do bring may flowers and then june comes and scald everything living the left lane is just for passing. but also the right lane will be for passing to. if you go too slow. one can use manners. to rip another person to shreds. the sun can heat up a pool just fine. it's like swimming in soup. sam spieler said she was prepared for culture shock, but not for some

of the other changes about living in texas, and she hopes her tiktok posts will bring people together. it seems to have helped. others sort of re appreciate, um, things that they , you know, just got used to, and that's been just a really nice thing to feel like, um, what i'm talking about, can bring people together at a time when there's so many things like tearing people apart. spiller says other than the heat, she does like her new home and says she will stay put and continue posting videos about her experiences. chase center hosted a health and wellness event this weekend, the warriors teamed up with kaiser permanente for the event right outside the arena and included fitness classes, workshops on healthy eating and live entertainment. one of the things that we have loved about this is that it draws people from everywhere. it gives you an access to fitness that you might not have. and the idea is that it's drawing people who are more interested training or boot camp type workouts as well as people who are looking for more mindful practice with yoga and mobility work. there are more such events

planned through the rest of the summer. the area also hosted farmers market on sundays movie nights on saturday evenings. all right. time now is 8 39 and let's talk about our roads. the last time we checked out, you said the list didn't have any additions to it. and when you're talking about the chp list, that's a good thing. it is a good thing. absolutely and now we're beginning to get some improvement here at the bay bridge toll plaza, which is what i love to see just a little bit of slowing the metering lights are on you. still, it's not completely clear, but it's pretty good for monday, and this is a look at interstate 8 80 san mateo bridge also looks pretty good, and we're beginning to see improvement also. on the peninsula. there's still some slowing, though, on one on one between san mateo and saint bruno, so don't be late for your flight. if that's you, if you want to use to 80 instead, that would be pretty good and no major issues in south bay right now, it takes 40. let's go back to the desk. thank you coming up just ahead of the start of the

new school year, there are increasing worries about cyber criminals, especially because so many students rely on technology to do their classwork today on the nine what parents can do to help make sure their young ones don't fall victim to hackers. in a city you probably were not expecting has become the most expensive place to live for renters in the us and it's not new york or san francisco.

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flowers on the hollywood walk of fame at nischelle nickel star nichols was a trailblazing actor best known for her work on star trek. her son announced her death on social media over the weekend. security sweeps of all decks are negative, mr speaker. no evidence of intruder. nichols played lieutenant ahora on the original star trek television series in the late sixties. it was a groundbreaking role for black women. she made history with always believed to be the first interracial onscreen kiss with costar william shatner. when the series was over, she continued acting and also partnered with nasa to encourage women and people of color to join the space program. i brought in, um, the engineering with people to nasa, who wanted

to be involved. what their talents and who they were, but didn't know how nichols family says she died of natural causes . michelle nichols was 89. happening today. san jose city councilman david cohen plans to introduce legislation that's designed to stop the construction of tiny homes in his district. the city recently approved the tiny home plan as part of a city wide effort to provide shelter for the growing number of people in san jose who are living on the street. but cohen opposes that plan to convert established parks into tiny home sites. saying it creates a dangerous precedent for his north san jose district. and america has a new city crowned as king of high cost, and it is not new york or san francisco. it's jersey city, new jersey, which is a city right across from the hudson river. from manhattan. it beat out several cities when it comes to the highest average monthly rent. jersey city renters pay an average of $5500 a month. it has

become a very popular place to live among new yorkers who've been working at home during the pandemic. and as you can imagine that popularity has driven up rental prices. well, it is another very busy week on wall street as close to 100. 50 companies on the s and p 500 report earnings over the next few days. also word that a sustainable san francisco company is closing up shop for this and more, we turn to pam cooking dollars and cents to hear this imperfect foods we're talking about. a lot of people use this. the san francisco business times reports that imperfect foods is closing at san francisco warehouse and cutting 50 jobs. the startup known for delivering imperfect produce and up sky up cycling, things that would ordinarily get tossed, including turning unsold veggies into soup and their business model included, citing the usda stats that show 30% of food gets thrown out at the grocery stores often because it just doesn't look perfect. the business times says imperfect foods will now concentrate on their business in l, a. and portland. shortly after the

opening bell ring this morning stocks headed slightly higher this week. we do hear from 148 companies on the s and p 500, including starbucks and jetblue , and with those earnings reports, they often indicate the forecast for the year ahead, and we get an indication of how those companies are doing as we take a live look at the numbers. the dow jones up about a quarter of a percent right now, the s and p 500 about the same, and the nasdaq getting more than a half of a percent and again. this follows the best month july since 2020 for all three indexes . uber drivers will get soon get more information about a fair and what they will get paid before they accept it. the san francisco based company says they're trying to be more up front with the information is they have been losing drivers because of high gas prices. uber says the changes will allow drivers to have a better idea of what the trips will pay and where they're going without having to accept that trip. first. the company also says they're going to give drivers a choice of which ride they want to take. the new features are

expected to roll out over the next few months. the sound of the ice cream truck is disappearing from many neighborhoods as inflation and gas prices, taking a toll on that business as well. the cost of ice cream has climbed to an all time high in many parts of the country during the past year and food trucks, ghost kitchens and third party delivery services are also making competition. tough not only that , a dairy association says most americans prefer buying their ice cream from a store and speaking of stores. some stores in new york taking extreme measures to protect common foods , they are locking up cans of spam, sardines and tuna in those clear boxes that are usually used for certain medications, or watches and jewelry, other items that are now in locked cages include toothpaste and soap. police say shoplifting reports of increased more than 50% since the last year, they say more people are stealing everyday items for their own use, rather than expensive items to resell.

pam cook, that's a look at your dollars and cents. pam thank you. you may want to take a second. look at the books. you plan to check out from the library because bed bugs have been found in some library books happened this month to public libraries up in sacramento library employees found the bugs and immediately isolated those books. we had an item come in. that was in question and early july and then yes, this past week we had some materials that were received and they were isolated, and we're still they're out for quarantine. there have been problems with bedbugs in the past, with bugs collecting in the padding that was put in library dropbox to help eliminate all that clunking noise padding has since been removed. product made by banana boat is being recalled three batches of banana boats, hair and scalp. sunscreen spf 30 have been recalled over a carcinogen agent. the company says it found trace amounts of benzene, which is a carcinogen known to potentially cause cancers, including leukemia. the fda says

the levels found in the sunscreen are not expected to cause adverse effects. the recalled products have expiration dates of december of 2022 february of 2023 april of 2024 banana boat says it is going to refund customers who have those recalled products right time now is 8 50. we had a bear of a commute in the six o'clock hour in the east bay, south castaneda. has everything been resolved? well, you know how you like to tell people? gracias sometimes it's good to linger. yeah today it was because things have improved quite a bit. let's go ahead and start in the east bay where we still have a little bit of a crowd at the bay bridge, but things are getting better. we also did have some earlier problems in contra costa county and in the east bay, and things are much better now. as you look at the same table breaks. it looks very good heading across the bay, and so does the dumbarton bridge is still some slowing. on the peninsula on how we want to one between san mateo and san bruno, but to 80 looks much better. 8 50. let's go back

to the desk. for more evacuations along the california oregon border as a massive wildfire explodes inside coming up on the nine the new details we are learning as the mckinney fire turns deadly first, though , an unusual sports event that celebrates life after a quick break, we explained the transplant games and where this is hap is hap for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27.

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they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. this committee investigating the january 6th attack. the panel will now share 20 of its interview transcripts with the u. s justice department. this comes as federal prosecutors step up their investigation into the efforts by former president trump and his allies to overturn the results of the 2020 election . no word on what specific documents the committee will be sharing this morning. hundreds of iraqi protesters continue their sit in inside the nation's parliament building in baghdad. they stormed into the building

this past weekend as part of a growing protest movement that created political chaos in iraq. the demonstrators say one of the leading candidates for iraqi prime minister has strong ties to iran. they say that foreign influence is having a devastating impact on their country. i live in a bus demands are simple, ending corruption from the truth and in class differences created by people who came from a board. we will not retreat until we end corruption. we will not retreat until we achieve our demands. the protesters are vowing to remain in the parliament building until there is a complete investigation into the alleged foreign influence on iraq's federal elections. a new report says. britain's prince charles accepted money from osama bin laden family. the donation was more than a million dollars and was given nine years ago. the sunday times of london reporting that the prince of wales took $1.2 million from two of the terrorists, half brothers in 2013. and this was two years

after the al qaeda leader was killed. the money went to the prince of wales charitable fund. a spokesperson for the prince says there was thorough due diligence and the decision to accept the money was in the hands of the trustees. there's no suggestion that the half brothers had links to the terrorist activities, a new art exhibit at the site of a world war two internment camp in the bay area aims to draw attention to the injustices endured by japanese americans there. the exhibit at the shops at 10 for rent in san bruno features the work of five third generation japanese american artists. nearly 8000 japanese americans were incarcerated at the former 10 foreign racetrack and assembly center in the 19 forties. the exhibit at the gallery at the shopping center is on display now through saturday. the services go giants have bestowed their highest honor to the legendary first baseman known as will the thrill

. the giants retired will clark's number 22 jersey during an emotional ceremony at oracle this weekend, many of his former giant teammates from the 19 eighties and nineties took part in that ceremony that included kevin mitchell, robby thompson and mike krukow. well clark showed why he's long been a fan favorite in san francisco. this right? here is my hall of fame and to be recognized with the incredible names of this historical franchise is beyond belief. i always wanted to win and have others around me be winners. we all did that together here. i am. will the thorough clark i am. in san francisco. and i am forever a giant. well clark is now the 11th giant to have his number retired. his jersey number now

takes its place between one of ervin's 20 and really amazes 24 long the left field line at all. and the giants wrapped up their weekend series against the chicago cubs with a four to nothing victory last night, pitcher carlos jordan had 10 strikeouts over seven dominant endings amid speculation that he could be traded. the giants now have 51 wins and 51 losses. there are 17.5 games behind the los angeles dodgers in the national league west, the giants begin a series against the dodgers at home. tonight. and the oakland a's begin a series against the los angeles angels on the road tonight after losing to the chicago white sox, 4 to 1 , the a's at 17 of their last 10 games since the all star break before yesterday's loss in chicago, but oakland still remains in last place in the american league west with a record of 39 wins and 65 losses and unusual sports event is celebrating life by bringing together organ donors and recipients. the transplant games happening in san diego right now , 6000 people came this weekend

as teams from around the world competed and tabled. tennis, basketball, cycling, swimming and more. the idea is to create a community for people who have received an organ or donated one as well as to try to find more people to be organ donors. i had my first transplant when i was 18 few days after high school, the odds were not with me. when i was younger and a lot of the situations i've been in the odds with me, you know, but i think that being here it humbles you. it reminds me that there's plenty of other people that have gone through what i have, if not even much worse. organizers say . while there were more than 40,000 transplants in the country last year, there were still 7000 people who died waiting for an organ transplant games run through wednesday. music star taylor swift is at the top of the list of celebrities who most often use private jets marketing agency reports are falcon seven jet has flown 170 times since the start of january. with the total flight time of just under 16 days, resulting in close to 8300 tons of carbon emissions. second

on the list. boxing legend floyd mayweather floyd mayweather, who is 177 private flights put some 7100 tons of carbon into the atmosphere. third is musician jay z with 6900 tons of carbon emissions. the agency based its report on a website that tracks where those jets fly. this sure hurts right here. it was stay ahead. it's so nice to fire breaks out and takes over as california's largest wildfire this year, the two deaths linked to the fire containment levels and the homes and businesses lost. plus scary moments in the east bay after gunshots were fired near a football game. what local activists say must change to end gun violence on the streets. also ahead. we need to get this under control while we'd stop cat shipments of the monkey pox vaccine are coming to california health officials didn't san francisco are trying to contain and prevent