against kaiser permanente this morning as they go back to picket lines why they say administrators and not listening to their concerns. plus it's definitely something that we need to be concerned about really high temperatures expected today. here in the bay area. inquire crews are on alert because of the rising fire danger. from ktvu. fox two news. this morning's onto good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. august 16th. today is the day if you can work from home. yeah probably the day will provided you have american dish inning because spare the air alert along with that heat, steve. other than that, um, it's gonna be great. oh, that's the act. thank you. you too. yes some fog is forming. now. this is mainly an inland event. coast the city they were in the sixties and seventies. yesterday oakland was only 77 little bit of activity

in this year, some of that creeping northward but the main messages is gonna be hot out there. i told you the heat is on for most not for all. thank goodness we don't have a north northeast breeze sunny, hazy and hot. but if you're inland hang on, baby. one. oh, five. on your radio dial for livermore. all right over to holly. it's 401. she was busy. busy yesterday. is it quiet? i hope this morning to a more quiet start. but let me just say steve 82 in oakland when you don't have a conditioning that gets warm. so today is the hottest state. alright so looking forward to tomorrow then so let's look at traffic because the only thing we have to tell you about along with that spare the air alert that's on the chp's notes, but we also have a wind advisory for the venetian martinez bridge. no traffic, though, really anywhere, even in the typically slow spot heading in from tracy. i will spend two or 5 to 5 80, here's 8, 18, oakland north and southbound by the colosseum.

things look good here yesterday, this crash here was made things kind of a mess at this time of the morning, but not the case. today. traffic overall very light for a one. let's go back to the desk. thank you very dry conditions in the east bay city of dublin, fueling a wildfire that threatened homes. the eden fire started just off of interstate 5 80 eden canyon. it is already burned about 58 acres . it's 30% contained ktvu zach sauce has more on how this fire started. from the sky to the ground. cal fire an area firefighters jumping on a fast moving grassfire and dublin are fuels and whether that we have a little breeze going on the fire started pushing eastbound right towards the subdivision here. the wildfire sparked by a car fire on the westbound side of interstate 5 80, sending flames perilously close to nearby homes along schaefer ranch road. just one of several wildfires to strike the bay area, including a

20 acre grassfire in vacaville, with temperatures expected to hit triple digits in parts of the bay area, firefighters prepared for another potentially busy day. anytime we're getting consecutive consecutive days of high heat, with very little fog influence coming in or getting that fuel recovery and getting those relative humidities back up. it's definitely something that we need to be concerned about for james, barren areas, including the oakland hills of particular concern, and santa rosa fire marshal paul lowenthal , also looking ahead to later in the week, the focus will shift from those hot temperatures to them the potential for some monsoonal moisture to push into the bay area, bringing with it the potential for dry thunderstorms. but lowenthal says the potential for fires not as only concerned excessive heat watch, prompting warnings about the danger. jersey of dehydration. you know, often times, people will think that the activity they're doing when it's excessively hot. isn't that strenuous and strenuous, and

then you start noticing that you go from sweating to, you know, dry, clammy skin or confusion. gal fire, urging people to check in on friends and loved ones during the day and for people to stay aware of their surroundings . probably not going to be far from home because i want to make sure that we're prepared if we do need to evacuate, and firefighters say the vast majority of these fires are caused by human error, so they're reminding anyone planning to do some yard work this week to do it before 10 am when temperatures are cooler. in dublin. zach sauce, ktvu fox two news. thank you, zack, another wildfire sparked by a truck in the sierra foothills caused evacuations near the city of colfax. flames went from the big rig to brush along interstate 80 launched an aggressive attack. but there is zero containment this morning. so far, 17 acres have burned. evacuation orders were in place but have since been downgraded to evacuation warnings. time is now 4041 man is still in the hospital now

after being shot in oakland, their children's fairy land alongside lake merritt. now this happened yesterday on bellevue avenue just before two p.m. as people were enjoying a sunny afternoon. oakland police say the man was shot several times, but he was not the intended target of the shooter. victim in this case appears to be an uninvolved individual. the target of the shooting was someone that the person was having a conversation with. unfortunately the gunshots actually injured and uninvolved person for three hours. oakland police searched that area before they found and arrested the suspect, but so far we have no information on the suspect. a man who lived in the tent near the lake says he's seen that man in the area before and drive to stay far away from him. investigators also checking the possibility the suspect is the same person who had a gun in the lake merritt area on sunday, but let the area before the police arrived. santa rosa police have

arrested a man while trying to execute a search warrant. police say they approached joshua wiggle outside his home and asked if he knew the person with the warrant while talking with police investigators say a loaded black handgun fell onto the ground from his waistband when they searched his home. police say they found two ghost guns, a handgun and an assault rifle. they also found a number of illegal drugs now faces a number of felony charges, including being a felon in possession. of a firearm. your time is 406, a family in fremont is now offering a reward for the return of their stolen french bulldog. police in fremont say the dog was taken back on august 3rd from the 7 11 parking lot at fremont boulevard and sunday will drive the dog is named frankie was not wearing a collar at the time and weighs about £8 families offering $700 for the safe return of their dog if you have any information called fremont police francisco dist. richt attorney brooke jenkins

has paused referrals to the city's main restorative justice program. restorative justice is an alternative to incarceration that usually entails a meeting between the victim and the perpetrator of the crime. it was championed by former district attorney chase a boudin but used only on the victim's request. a spokesperson for jenkins says the d a supports restorative justice programs and referrals, but only in appropriate cases. went on to say in a statement quote the previous agreement did not provide an opportunity for our offices staff to adequately access the suitability of referrals to this program or ensure that victims were fully informed and knowingly consenting to participate in the program. time is not 407 happening today. it's day two of the strike by 2000 kaiser permanente, mental health workers in northern and central california. they want the people of california to believe that, you know, we're just a bunch of

selfish therapists who are concerned that you know, i'm not getting a big enough raise this year. workers walked off the job yesterday morning because of growing concerns about patient care. they say a staffing shortages causing long delays from mental patients who urgently need professional help the management at kaiser says that's not true. union rejected our offer without even allowing its members to vote on it. make no mistake. this strike is not about access to care is the union claims. now the mental health workers picketing at kaiser facilities all over the bay area, as well as in the sacramento and fresno areas. alright 408 is the time the good news is today is the hardest day will start to cool down. i think a lot of people want to hear that won't drop off a cliff or anything. it'll be a slow process. we'll take it. but today is the hardest day now

again yesterday, i mean parts of the coast or in the sixties. moon bay was 65 65. the city was 72 oakland was 77 yet inland. it's a you don't have to go far to find heat. put it that way. so he advisory starts at 11 am goes to eight pm north bay, east bay hills out to the valley. the usual suspects here 68 to 1. oh, six. why that's a how can you miss that? well in this kind of a pattern, that's about what it's going to be some cool clothes to warm lows, depending on your proximity to the coast or sunny, hazy a little bit of haze in there. nice too mild to warm to hot. some fog is forming, so i mean, it's nothing you know if we had a northeast breeze, i'd say, oh, baby, hang on. but that's not the case here. water times are cold 51 53 55. 55 56 even down to monterey buoys so point arena at 52. fifties on the temp sixties. all those cities at 58, although lower link 76, brentwood, 70 66 , fairfield, 73 fifties and sixties on the temps here, you're seeing some areas in the higher elevations in the

seventies already lot of fifties here mid fifties sixties upper like kelsey ville cloverdale, that's or it's going to be hard, hard. i peaks out today and then it will start to slowly back off little bit of tropical monsoon. i should say, beginning to creep up into this year kind of drift back towards tahoe. anything moving in? there may be a little bit for us, though. it'll be a cool down as we head towards the weekend, but could be a little bit of tropical activity to the east of us usually, you know, you get a good man of lead time on that hazy and hot sixties and it was 66 to 1. oh, six or so. i mean, it would not surprise me here today. still hot inland and gradual cooling will take us into the end of the week and end of the weekend. you guys all right. thank you, steve. with us hot temperatures, air quality monitors have called a spare the air day. for today. the bay area air quality management district says smoke from the fires, and humboldt and trinity counties could head south into our area. quality for most of the bay area is currently still in the good

to moderate range during spare the air days. you are encouraged, though, to limit your outdoor activity. limit your driving to cut down on exhaust and the operator of the state's power grid once you totally companies to restrict maintenance and dissipating higher demand for electricity now, carl aiso has not called for a flex alert or for you and i to cut back on energy use, but they do expect power demand to be hired. people turn on the air conditioning because of the hot weather. the current forecast show the state does have enough energy to avoid power blackouts or energy reductions. and don't forget you can track this hot weather throughout the day with our ktvu weather app. it's a free app. it includes a breakdown the conditions hour by hour in your neighborhood or where you work. man remains high for the monkey pox vaccine in san francisco still ahead, the new approaches to get more at risk people vaccinated against the virus. six fraternities at

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processes. we've taken information from the community and the people who are being served at this clinic as well as that ward 86 about how to give vaccine better. now the city does expect another shipment of vaccine soon, but doesn't know how many men how many it will receive or win. those shots will arrive. time is 4 15. the san francisco sheriff's office confirms jail inmate tested positive for the monkey pox. that person was arrested sunday tested positive before being booked. the sheriff's department officials say. the inmate was put in isolation and there have been no exposures within the jail population. today, house speaker nancy pelosi will hold a town hall on the monkeypox outbreak. she will be joined by several local doctors to provide updates on the ongoing response to the outbreak. this includes relief resources available to san franciscans, their families and communities, and tonight's virtual town hall starts at five o'clock and as part of a day of action among democrats, house speaker pelosi was in san

francisco marking the 87th anniversary of soci speaker pelosi visited the rosa parks senior center where people talked about how social security has ensured their financial stability after retirement. more than 65 million people right now receive monthly checks from social security without congressional reform. the trustees of the program estimate the money will run out by the year 2035. today it saves cards the well being of millions, whether retired or living with a disability. our commitment to social security is absolute. unshakable and non negotiable. now house democrats proposed raising the payroll tax cap to increase funding for social security right now, people pay social security tax on the 1st $147,000 they earn. republican senator mitt romney wants to form a bipartisan committee to come up with changes needed to fast track this through congress. both sides get to

agree. i have to agree and for in order for it to go to the floor to be voted on. so it's bipartisan and every single person who said under no circumstances when we cut benefits. now the biggest security is a huge number of baby boomers already retiring or expected to do it in the coming years. there just isn't enough money set aside or coming in to pay their social security payments and attempt to recall los angeles district attorney george gascon has failed to make the ballot. election officials say the campaign fell short of about by about 46,000 signatures. organizers say they submitted more than enough signatures. but the election office said that 200,000 were not valid. gascogne has faced criticism for his criminal justice reform policies . he was first san francisco's police chief, then the city's district attorney until 2019 time is now for 17 6 fraternities at the university

of southern california, ending their affiliation with the university. the organization's ended their ties with the u. s. c are upset about rules that were put in place last year after charges of drugging and sexual assault at fraternity parties. those include requiring security guards and a ban on kegs of beer. removing themselves from the university. it almost seems like yeah, a tacit admission that those things were occurring and that they don't want to. fix those issues. now there are eight other fraternities recognized by the interfraternity council at usc, and there are indications other fraternities may leave as well. but they do not those that do withdraw it would lose their right to take part in campus activities or use the usc logo. school officials say they're disappointed with the fraternities breaking away after 130 years of tradition. alright

for 18 is the time back over to steve paulson, uh, pretty hot across the board. even if you head out to the coast, right? we're gonna no no. okay, good and half moon bay was 65 yesterday. great i need to leave. i gotta write request. young lady, go west. but dave, i think you're going east. it's gonna know you're going to east. i'm going down. oh alright. mount diablo. what about mount diablo? well it's pretty darn warm up there. it's already 80 degrees. that's what really warm yesterday. this time they were 74. now it's 80. that's a sure sign. the air aloft is very, very warm so sixties too. one oh, 4105. i went 106 and this kind of pattern. usually there's one or two of the top out a little above some forecasts. projections i did see a 107 for livermore. i didn't buy that. i went into one. oh five. anyway you look at it. it's hot heat advisory north bay hills, east bay hills valleys. we do not have a north northeast breeze, so that's saving some areas for

sure. but wanna creek will go one. oh, four. santa rosa to 98 oakland, 82 san jose to 93 so 10 above to a good 15 above for some here some fog is out there. it is forming. there's not as much yesterday. but boy, there's a big fog bank out there in the water. temps are certainly doing their bit. they're cold 51 to 55. fifties on the temp sixties, unless you're well inland and you get already get some seventies, it will not take long to start warming up. there's really not much of a breeze from most locations in sixties upper sixties fifties and sixties, even alameda, hayward and union city are all in the sixties dublin and pleasant and it's 63. the high just, you know, i guess there is long overdue for us. except for one day in june, really one or two. most of the bay area has had a pretty nice summer, although there have been some areas where it got hot, but most of the coast in bay has been really comfortable. well that's a little bit changing

today. some of that tropical moisture monsoon moisture lifting northward could see a few high clouds out of that tomorrow. but really the bulk of it should stay up in the sierra areas north. and sixties seventies eighties, anywhere near the water nineties and one hundred's inland and temperatures after today, they'll still be hot inland on wednesday, but gradual cooling will take us towards the end of the week and what we think and hope will be more seasonal temps by the time we get to the weekend, alright, steve thank you, thomas for 21 video of an elderly woman being attacked at her senior living apartment complex. look at your screen coming up what we're finding out about the suspects that will complicate holding them accountable, plus. we like to take the navy to small town america. essentially this is a very first neighborhood we've ever done in san jose. the us navy taking over san jose. we take a look at the city's first navy week and how participants are helping the community.

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and after a brief pursuit in cupertino, the deputies say they found five catalytic converters in the man's car, along with a replica gun. catalytic converters contained rare metals . they're valued at several $100 . san francisco police have announced arrests made in connection to the beating of an elderly woman. ktvu christian captain tells us three of those in custody are under the age of 14. the video is hard to watch four suspects beating, kicking and robbing a 70 year old woman in the lobby of her senior living apartment complex in san francisco's north beach. the whole incident captured by a security camera july 31st police say they have arrested three of the four responsible for the attack. those arrests coming august 10th 18, year old oakland

resident darrell moore and three juvenile suspects, ages 11 13 and 14. you heard me right? 11 13 and 14. investigators say this video was critical enforcement was able to identify more from the video, and that led investigators to an arrest in milpitas. prosecutors say they will take steps to make sure there are meaningful consequences for the suspects. in this case, the 18 year old will obviously be have his charges filed in adult court. the juveniles will proceed through the juvenile system with the 11 year old. that's that's going to be a community issue because he's too young to be charged with the crime officers in san francisco say after a recent increase in attacks targeting elders in the asian communities, they will take steps to make sure everyone feels safer. i'm going to make sure that all of my foot beats are out. i'm going to make sure that i have as many multilingual officers as i can out on the beat. we have extra officers out of the foot beat through our

tourism program. at this point, a warrant has been issued for the 14 year old who has not yet been caught darrell moore. he is expected to appear in court, possibly as early as tuesday in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news time is now for 25 san francisco police say a man was arrested accused of killing two people in the bayview district. take a look at video from early saturday from citizens act of the shooting at a home owning gerson avenue. investigators say they found a 47 year old man and a 41 year old woman who had been shot inside the home. they died later at the hospital. police arrested 23 year old irvin flores there at the scene. investigators say he's a family member of the two victims. community activists in sonoma county are now responding to the release of body camera footage of the deputy shoe. shooting and killing a man. the video shows the confrontation between a deputy and 36 year old david chavez during a tense confrontation near geyserville last month. the sheriff's

department says the deputy opened fire after chavez picked up a rock and pulled back his arm as if to throw it. some community leaders say the deputy did not need to use deadly force. they're trying really hard to assassinate his character and convince us that this was a bad guy. i don't think that he deserved to die. i don't think that he was a threat. now. investigators say chavez was suspected of stealing a truck from a nearby home. both santa rosa police and the snowmen county district attorney's office are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death. time is 4 27. civil rights groups have gone to court now effort to stop san francisco police from using private security cameras. the blue and other groups filed a brief in a federal appeals court claiming san francisco police used a network of 300 security cameras and union square. two years ago to spy on demonstrators who were protesting the police murder of

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talking live with the fox medical reporter about the polio outbreak and how you can stay protected. and this week is navy week in san jose. service members are using the time to pay it forward by helping others in the community. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning san to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's tuesday morning. it's august 16th ready or not right? us will have really hot weather today in the bay area. steve paulson has your information. most not only that's the key here. the coast is i mean, not really getting in on this there in the sixties and seventies, but few steps that way and you'll find some warm temps. that's for sure. it's already pretty warm for some, but not bad. for others. we're seeing fifties sixties and seventies on the lows and little bit of activity creeping north,

where you can see some of that may kind of drift by overs, but not till tomorrow. but overall, the heat is on for most morning fog. some is there. we had a bigger fog bank yesterday, but we'll see a really ramped up between about six and seven. sunny, hazy and will be hard out there in the back 40. i told you it's going to get out there. livermore one. oh, five. that's hot. the city 75. that's still the eight above average. all right. ali is here and she loves the hot water. wow not really. but you know, i think we have had a really good summer as you mentioned steve, and it's been pretty mild, so we can't have everything. one few warm days here and there isn't going to be the end of the world. so let's talk about traffic. things are pretty calm out here. there's not a whole lot to talk about, as you can see the south bay commute. open highway 20 or excuse me. to 80 in san jose north and south bend. there's just barely any cars out there on the road this morning, things are overall pretty quiet on the san mateo bridge as well for 32. let's go back to the desk. thank

you. ali. health officials across the country are urging everyone to make sure that their vaccinations are up to date. now this comes as an outbreak of polio is being monitored in new york polio, the highly contagious virus that was eradicated more than 40 years ago, was recently found in new york city. wastewater polio can be easily transmitted by someone who may not even show symptoms. dina center fonte of the fox medical news team joins us now. for a closer look at this recent outbreak and the need for people to get vaccinated. good morning, dina. yes good morning, pam. you know, we were like, okay, we're looking at covid. or now we're talking about monkey pox. and now polio. what is going on? but let me put this in context for you just so there's not to panic because it's pretty scary stuff. when we look back in the history books and see what polio used to do to the population, and we know that famously, that was one of the first really effective vaccines. but now they're starting to see it return. but

let me tell you let me break down the numbers for you. so we got one guy right now who has tested positive for polio? now? this is the first us case in 10 years in other countries, there are higher case levels. um, this patient is a 20 year old unvaccinated man. he did suffer paralysis. now he comes from an area in new york, where vaccination rates are low. there are pockets due to religious reasons due to cultural reasons where there is an anti vax sentiment, um which you know we are familiar with after coming through a pandemic. um there is no cure for this paralysis type of polio that this guy has now delays in getting children vaccinated during pandemic that's been a bit of a problem. and then again, this anti vax sentiments. so dina yeah, let me be prevented by immunization. let me break in with that because that is what i what i'm hearing is a big concern, as there are a lot of concerns

about the covid vaccine in particular, people are reluctant to get their children vaccinated and their skipping out on all those childhood immunizations. that have long protected all of us. well yeah, and that's why polio was eradicated. it was gone. it was not. it was not on our minds because for the most part you have to have about 80% you know, we talked about her immunity and you need about 80% of the population to be vaccinated to get rid of this polio, and we had achieved that now. also pam, keep in mind the polio vaccine. it is several shots. it's at two months, four months, six months and then usually there's a booster around 44 to 6 years old. so it does require at least a couple of shots. so those of us who had the polio vaccine as a child or we've already immunized our children. now we have older children. are they covered now? or is there ever a time where you need to get another booster shot? at this point due to that aggressive initial schedule that

our kids were on, and probably we were, too i'm not sure if our parents i'm not sure how much they were looking out for us. but yes, it is believed that you do develop a lifetime immunity once you have been vaccinated against polio, we'll see where this goes as you pinched as you mentioned, it's found in the wastewater in new york because they've been monitoring wastewater for covid. and now it's some other things. and so they're saying, let's take a look at this polio when it's in the wastewater. that's a very non specific way of finding that the virus is there, so now they have to figure out where it's coming from and how to tackle it, especially in these pockets where there is low immunization rates against polio, and one more question before you. we need to go. um how is it transmitted because we know back in history. they closed all the public pools and they're talking about it can be easily transmitted. it and it could be transmitted in a poll is that possible. and how easily is it transmitted? how can you get polio? well i believe, and i

don't want to miss speak on this, but i believe it is spread through those respiratory droplets. um, now and again. it's something that is very specific to this part of new york. so people at home should not be panicking right now about polio. but it is, um, a virus that once again was eradicated at one point, and now they're starting to look at what do we need to do to tackle this to get it under control again? all right, dina center vanni with our fox medical team. thank you so much for that update on that. thanks, pam. we do have an update on the future of san francisco's laguna honda hospital and rehab center. it had been scheduled to close on september 13th, but that timeline has been extended two months through mid november. the facility had lost its federal certification to receive medicare and medicaid payments after failing several inspections now that would force the hospital. to move its 600 patients out and fix the

problems before applying for re certification. nine people who had already been transferred to other facilities died shortly after they were moved. time is 4 37 happening today. santa clara county supervisors due to vote on funding to mental health programs for children of the $2.5 million in funding will come from the state. it's designed to expand mobile crisis services in the south bay, as well as mental health wellness centers and schools. supporters say these centers are really needed because of the isolation , the stress and the fear caused by covid over the past 2.5 years . if this project is approved, most of the services should be available by january. happening today. the santa clara cityo discuss an offer that would resolve legal disputes between the city and the 49ers. another team proposes to help fund several housing and youth programs if the city allows the niners to keep managing levi stadium the 49ers are accused of

mismanaging operations and allowing concerts to go past their scheduled times and curfew . the city share of stadium revenues is also well below projections. time now for 38 will san jose believe it or not, for the first time is celebrating navy week and they have 75 members of the u. s navy taking part ktvu lamonica peters reports. the service members are also taking part in events. around san jose. maybe week is held in up to 15 cities each year. and since 2005 navy week has been celebrated in over 80 different us cities, good stuff , but, you know, just see them and know that they have a talent, a hidden talent. i think it's great. from august 15th to august 21st. you just may see sailors dressed all in white out and about in san jose on monday, one of the bands played

traditional navy music on the plaza at santana row. woodwind quintet. we also have our brass funk band here as well, um they were at the jazz festival last weekend. have a great show there . one of the band's members musician first class whitney adams has been playing in the navy's quintet for the last 10 years. certainly the reason i've stayed in for so long and will stay because that we just have the most amazing experiences with our audience. when we're overseas is a lot of diplomacy and just relations with our partner countries. earlier monday, a different group of sailors also volunteered at second harvest of silicon valley , san jose based food bank and member of feeding america, the u. s navy has brought the navy week two second harvest of silicon valley, and we could not be more thrilled to have them here to serve our communities by helping provide access to healthy food. during navy week

up to 100 outreach events are planned with corporate government education and diversity organizations throughout san jose maybe week is designed to teach people about the navy, the people who serve and how it contributes to our overall success as a country , so if you see a sailor out in san jose this week, give them a wave and thank them for their service. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. that's a great idea, right little wave and not a salute. if you will, you know they're here nice and giving back to the community. it's going to be nice to be along the water. rather sailors. it is there's going to be a 40 50 degrees spread. maybe on some of the temps. yeah that's that's that's summer in the bay or no doubt about coast head to the coast. unless you like heat, then just stay right where you are. if you're inland sanders up in mendocino county. that's the best i could get. she says, steve, it's too hot. please make it stop 106 in uk today, sandra a source much higher than myself

is responsible, but but i'll rattle her occasion and see if she can bring some cooler weather. tremendous you know, and i think by the end of the week we'll start to see some of their sixties seventies near the water eighties nineties and then those 100 will be for many so heat advisories and starts at 11 am goes to eight pm north bay areas, east bay hills anywhere inland really is pretty hot, and he designed conquered yesterday checked in on the c note today, 104. tomorrow 99 thursday 94 so down 10 by thursday, maybe even a little cooler by the weekend. while the creek santa rosa, oakland, san jose, those are the average temps for this time of year for august, 16th and they'll all be above will be hand. santa rosa hard oakland and san jose will be 10 above some low clouds and fog out there. the water temperature certainly gold enough, but database 50 put your toe in the water there. that's cold. 52 point arena to mid fifties down

in monterey san francisco, buoy 55, so i mean, you know 54, santa rosa and temperatures even on the peninsula low fifties, mid fifties upper fifties look for pretty hot conditions today. cooler, though coming up later in the week. all right. thank you, steve. hundreds of thousands of people fled afghanistan after the taliban takeover one year ago up next how the bay area has played a role in helping some of them build a better life, plus six flags. amusement parks will soon be raising prices to get into their parts. reason to ceo says it's necessary.

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witnesses and the fbi says during its search it removed 11 sets of documents labeled classified or top secret. the former president trump is accusing fbi agents of planting materials last week while the executed that search warrant and some republican lawmakers say the search went to far no. i think president trump is showing the right aspect to dial it down to help solve that. i think that the department of justice has a real responsibility to actually do the same. now there are growing concerns over violence targeting members of law enforcement, a joint security bulletin issued by the fbi and the department of homeland security is urging agents and officers to be alert as these threats. spike online, the judge overseeing the grand jury investigation into the 2020 presidential election in georgia , has ordered former trump advisor rudy giuliani. to appear before the panel tomorrow, prosecutors informed giuliani's attorneys that he could face

criminal charges from the investigation. the investigation into whether the former president and others tried to interfere in the election began last year. a special grand jury was seated in may. our time is 4 46 has been the year since the u. s troops left afghanistan. taliban fighters held victory parades marking the anniversary of when the taliban seize the capital city of kabul under the taliban. roll music is banned. women have to be completely covered when they go outdoors and access to work and education is restricted. the u. n is estimating that 97% of afghans or at risk of falling into poverty. afghanistan is a sanctuary for terrorism. the very reason we went there, the very reason we stayed there for 20 years to ensure that terrorists did not rise again attacked the american people, and we're right back where we started. 13 u. s service members died to kabul's airport after

being attacked during a quick and chaotic withdrawal of u. s personnel. it is 4 47 1 college student who fled afghanistan after the taliban took over that country has started a new life right here in the bay area. ktvu is mark sayer shows us how she settling into her new home. we lost our freedom. we lost our flag. we lost our country and also we lost our identity. marmara hakim says things were going well for her until the taliban returned to power. literally overnight. she had to stop her studies and go into hiding with her mother after 15 august of 2021. especially women's and girls' they cannot continue their education, their schools. kim's mother worked for an agency that provided help to the u. s military, so the two were able to get a visa to come to the u. s but the journey was long and the life left behind still difficult to grasp. that is very painful for me because

that that was my dream that i complete my education in afghanistan and her mother made it to the u. s with the help from a group called the international rescue committee and housing and living assistance from notre dame dana moore university in belmont. the university was the first in california to be allowed to grant degrees to women and the first on the west coast to participate in the afghan resettlement program. as everyone knows, education can only be successful if an individual is based. like needs are met first. housing food security. by providing these things we can put individuals on a track to long term success. the university has several graduate level apartments like this one, which are ready made for families. for two months. hakeem and her mother lived here before they found a more permanent housing solution in hayward. so far, five afghan families have passed through this campus. icu what happens when there is courage? amongst

community. together we can do so much for hakeem. she hopes to eventually become a dentist. i want to study. i want to continue my education. and that is my first step of my life. my future. the university hopes to expand this resettlement program in the future and is also willing to offer its graduate level academic resources where appropriate. reporting in belmont. i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox. two news. all right. thank you. mark time now for 50 back over to steve paulson. so it is going to be hot, but you can head to the coast to get a little bit of we went. took mo to ocean beach yesterday, because most like like us, he doesn't like the heat beach was beautiful. little great today. yeah never met our reporter mark sayer. i've never met him. i like a great guy, but i'd like to meet him sometime. all right? he does a good job. yes. go to the coast. unless you're in the

coast. you say, man, i'm freezing over here. well, then go inland, you'll find some heat. sixties to one. oh, six. i mean, it's just half moon bay was 65 yesterday. livermore was one. oh, one. so you know, that's kind of the pattern we're in. if you're inland, it's hot. if you're coast and bay. it's really not. although compare, you know if you're used to 72 it's 80. i get big jump for some bodega based bouncing between 50 and the coast, you have to go far to find warm wate north. our west. you can find some but seventies for for others as well. the high maxes out today than a system was slowly work its way towards us, but it's not gonna happen overnight. but there's a lot of fog out there and a little bit of some monsoon moisture kind of rotating around which is flirting with tahoe, and we might see a high cloud or two out of that, as we had to wednesday and thursday, but really nothing much going on, except we'll start to see a decrease in attempts beginning teeny bit tomorrow more so towards the end of the week, 60

seventies eighties by the water nineties to one hundred's inland still be pretty warm next couple of days, but it does look cool, like a cooler paddle kick in by the end of the week and end of the weekend, pam thank you. steve san francisco police accused of misusing a network of security cameras during protests still ahead the demands from civil rights groups addressing the learning loss caused by the pandemic, we're going to hear from a bay area organization on what you can do to help students in need, and the settlement with apple has been approved. coming up, the company will now pay more than $30 million to some of its employees.

10 today, president biden said to sign the inflation reduction act into law. the $739 billion bill is a cornerstone of the president's agenda and a big win for democrats. it includes taxes on giant corporations, lower

prescription drug costs and funding for clean energy and fighting climate change. it could make a difference in november as well. the latest fox news poll shows and even split among voters between democrats and republicans in congress, erasing a seven point republican advance. vantage. from earlier this year. i think that they needed to yell this a little bit earlier, they needed to talk about this a little bit earlier, whether make a difference in november remains to be seen. over the next few weeks, the president and his team will be traveling across the country to promote the new law, including a celebration at the white house next month. netflix has put up an entire campus in los datos for sublease the 165,000 square foot offices on winchester circle, just down the street from the company's headquarters . netflix recently laid off about 450 employees and put an office building in l a for rent as well. walmart has reached a

deal with paramount global to offer the paramount plus streaming service as a perk for walmart subscription service. walmart pluses the retailer's answer to amazon prime, the company has been looking for a video streaming deal as part of its efforts to lower customers away from amazon. the terms of the deal with paramount were not announced. apple has reached a settlement to pay retail employees a total of $30 million in unpaid overtime connected to bag checks. now the settlement of proved by a federal judge yesterday covers more than 12,000 current and former retail workers in california. apple has said that the bag checks were necessary to prevent theft but has stopped the practice. employees will get an average of $1300 each. apple's corporate employees are being told to return to the office on a hybrid schedule. starting september, 5th company notified employees of the new plan yesterday, workers will have to come into the office on tuesdays and thursdays, as well as a third day that will be decided by team

managers. apples return to office plans have been delayed several times because of the pandemic. the head of six flags, says the company is going to hike prices to try to prevent rowdy teens from visiting. the company's ceo said the theme parks have been a quote daycare center for teenagers over the summer and on weekend evenings to try to change that six flags will raise prices. company says it wants to attract more affluent clientele and is okay with having fewer people inside the parks to make that happen. six flags operates 27 theme parks in north america, including discovery kingdom in vallejo and hurricane harbor in concord. animal rights advocates are failing arguments with the u. s. supreme court in support of proposition 12, california's pork production law, californians passed the initiative in 2018, which requires breeding pigs be housed in cages of at least 24. ft the biden administration is siding with the pork producers who say prop 12 interferes with

interstate commerce by raising operational costs and leading to higher consumer prices. the high court will hear the case in october. lawmakers have less than three weeks now to consider last minute requests on climate change from governor newsom. he wants to turn california's goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2045 into state law. new. some wants new targets for greenhouse gas emissions and will enact a rule keeping oil wells farther away from schools, parks and homes. the governor is also asking the legislature to extend the life of diablo canyon nuclear power plant by 5 to 10 more years, lawmakers from both parties say utility customers must have a say in the proposals. part of the package, maybe to do exactly what the governor is asking in some form and put it through the legislative process. but make sure that we address people's electricity rates and address moving electricity development

up in a way that that we won't be in this situation again. democratic leaders in both the assembly and state senate say they support the governor's ideas. but so far no draft legislation has been released. people in livermore can now receive free recycled water for their landscaping. the city opened a fill up station at the livermore water reclamation plant on west jack london boulevard. people can fill up to 300 gallons of water per visit. recycled water is filtered and treated wastewater. it's not safe to drink can only be used for watering trees, shrubs and gardens. i think this is better water for the loan, and i think it's better for the environment. to be eligible. you have to live in livermore, apply for a permit from the city and attend a brief one on one training session on how to use the water. make no mistake. this strike is not about access to care, as the

union claims they want the people of california to believe that, you know, we're just a bunch of selfish therapist. thousands of mental health workers still on strike this morning against kaiser permanente is they go back to picket lines? the reason they say administrators are not listening to their concerns, plus it's definitely something that we need to be concerned about. really high temperatures expected around parts of the bay area today, and fire crews are on alert because of the rising fire danger. 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 pam cook tuesday morning. august 16. get ready for the heat. yeah you can move to the coast and if you can't or not move to the coastal head to the right of the day. i'm moving to the coast up for that for sure. but and also if you can spare the air drive work, yes, yes, north and east,

especially some of that smoke coming down from the north. sixties to one. oh, six today. i mean, it's just i mean, if you're inland, yes, it's going to be hot. this will be the hardest day. over by the coast, though there was some cold readings yesterday, mid sixties upper sixties i don't see much change today. we are looking for those some pretty toasty numbers inland. all say the heat is on for most not for all. we do not have an offshore breeze, but the fog is held in check by strong high pressure, which is just absolutely squashing it right down on the deck. so if you're near the coast sixties i only 1 75 in the city. there were 72 yesterday. oakland was only 77 yesterday went 82 inland. nineties upper nineties to those one hundred's alright allies here at 501 from made it through the first hour. what about now? overall, it's pretty quiet and pretty good out there, so we are monitoring a issue of crashes on the peninsula in san francisco. let's head to the maps and tell you about it. this is on south bend, 101 at sea. you're a point

off ramp an ambulance on the way to this crash that's happened there, but not a backup building behind it. we are seeing some heavier traffic now growing and starting to build up westbound 5 80 from westbound 205 also 84 coton towards single grade, but no specific crashes there to tell you about. it is pretty busy highway 24 in lafayette and that westbound direction towards the caldecott and the papers toll plaza. is moving nicely this morning 502. let's go back to the desk was steve just told you temperatures further inland will top 100 degrees today, and it's a major concern for firefighters are already battling a wildfire in dublin. ktvu is james torres has already in dublin now with the latest on that fire and what else we could do to stay safe today. good morning, james. good morning to you, dave. well today and tomorrow, the national weather service warns anyone to avoid or rather limit your time outside and make sure you stay hydrated. at the same time, fire crews are

advising anyone driving around dublin in the area to be careful if you happen to see firefighters working on this latest fire in the hill, we're standing on right now. we see some evidence of what some of that fire burned yesterday afternoon. they didn't fire. that's what we're calling it this morning. it started yesterday when flames hot from a burning car. to brush along 5 80 near schaefer ranch road in dublin. cal. fire says it's not burned more than 50 acres, but crews have it at about 30% contained. those flames came very close to some homes in the area of a cruise has said that they've stopped off forward progress. the above average heat this week will increase the threat of those wildfires, but some bay area firefighters say they're also preparing for the week ahead. the focus will shift from those hot temperatures tuesday to them the potential for some monsoonal moisture to push into the bay area. in addition to the fire threat, firefighters want you to take care of yourself and your family . when temperatures are this high, they say, be sure to drink

plenty of water. and be sure to limit your time outside as well. signs of dehydration will be a concern. firefighters advise anyone planning any outdoor workouts or any yard work to consider getting it done before 10 this morning before the peak of this morning's heat, of course, what we have updates on that fire burning here in dublin will let you know that reporting live this morning from dublin. i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news. thank you. james another wildfire sparked by a truck prompted evacuations near the city of colfax. in this year of foothills, flames went from the big rig to nearby vegetation off interstate 80. cal fire says it launched an aggressive attack. but there's 0% containment this morning. 8 17 acres have burned homes along one road are still evacuated. all other evacuation orders are now downgraded to warnings. time now five. oh, 41 man is still in the hospital this morning after being shot in oakland near children's fairy land right alongside lake merritt. it happened yesterday on bellevue avenue just before

two p.m. as people were out, enjoying the sunny afternoon. oakland police say the man was shot several times, but they say he was not the intended target. of the shooter. victim in this case appears to be an uninvolved individual. the target of the shooting was someone that the person was having a conversation with. unfortunately the gunshots actually injured and uninvolved person for three hours. oakland police searched that area before they found and arrested a suspect. but so far we have no information about him. a man who lives in a tent near lake merritt says he's seen that man in the area before and tries to stay far away from him. investigators are now checking the possibility. the suspect is the same person who had a gun in the lake merritt area on sunday but left the area before the police arrived. santa rosa police have arrested demand while trying to execute a search warrant. now police say they approached joshua wiggle outside his home and asked to be knew

the person with the warrant while talking with police. investigators say a loaded handgun fell onto the ground from his waistband. when they searched his home. police say they found two ghost guns, a handgun and an assault rifle. they also found and some illegal drugs. he now faces. a number of felony charges, including being a felon in possession of a firearm time. now five or six of family in fremont is offering a reward with the return of their stolen french bulldog. fremont believes that the dog named frankie was taken back on august 3rd from the 7 11 parking lot at fremont boulevard and sunday will drive the dog was not wearing a collar. it weighs about £8. you see his photo here , the families offering $700 for the safe return of their dog if you have any information called fremont police. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins has paused referrals to the city's main restorative justice program. restorative justice is an alternative to incarceration

that usually entails a meeting between the victim and the perpetrator of the crime. it was championed by former district attorney chase a boudin but used only on the victim's request. a spokesperson for jenkins says the d a supports restorative justice programs and referrals, but only in appropriate cases, a statement from the district attorney's office said. out. the previous agreement did not provide an opportunity for our offices staff to adequately assess the suitability of referrals to this program or ensure that the victims were fully informed and knowingly consenting to participate in the program 507 happening today. it's day two of the strike by 2000 kaiser permanente, mental health workers in northern and central california. they want the people of california to believe that, you know, we're just a bunch of selfish therapists who are concerned that you know, i'm not getting a big enough raise this year. other workers walked off the job yesterday morning because of

growing concerns about patient care, they said a staffing shortages causing long delays for mental patients who urgently need professional help the management at kaiser says that's not true. union rejected our offer without even allowing its members to vote on it. make no mistake. this strike is not about access to care is the union claims. mental health workers are picketing at kaiser facilities all over the bay area , as well as in the sacramento and fresno areas. now it's 508. if you are just joining us. you want to know how hot is it going to get to know? all right, let's check with steve want to know gasia now starting down in santa cruz, which is socked in with fog. now this was yesterday afternoon. the fog came in and native santa cruz who take some great pictures there. yesterday afternoon from west cliff drive . look at that beauty. there you

go, pam. that that has pam cooked cliff written all over it and native santa cruz by the sends out really good information if you if you want to follow them on twitter and adam, says burr, freezing in santa cruz yesterday afternoon hoodie fog weather. um it was not the case for mr clark and myself as well. we were. it's hard to see. but fog is really filled in. from santa cruz to monterey, and it is creeping towards the coast. there is a huge fog bank out there. it's just very shallow, so sixties on the coast seventy's around the bay. the tricky forecast is really san francisco, not inland . it'll be a hot one. no doubt about it. if you're anywhere away from the coast, you're not getting any fog and it'll warm up rapidly here. 51 bodega bay in point arena fifties for monterrey buoys 53 point raised. 55 san francisco bowie that's cold water. fifties and sixties. then you go in and you can find sixties and already seventies.

fairfield lower like will be toasty. hot santa cruz is 53 felton is 50 degrees, then it's mid fifties upper fifties to sixties 16, cupertino, 59 saratoga campbell at 56 the high winds out today but again, we do not have an offshore breeze, so some fog will make for a huge difference in the temps today. a little bit of trout monsoon activities kind of popping up so a few high clouds, especially to the east and also over this year, but not expecting thunderstorms. today 60 seventies by the water, eighties, nineties and one hundred's inland, this will be the hottest day still pretty hot lot of coast follows start to make its impact, and that will see some cool attempts, but probably not until midweek and into the weekend. thank you. steve quality monitors have called a spare the air day. for today. the bay area air quality management district says smoke from fires and humbled and trinity counties could head south into our area. air quality for most of the bay area is currently still in the good to moderate range. but those high temperatures certainly can keep

that air stagnant during the spare the air days you are encouraged to limit outdoor activity. limit your driving of gas powered cars to cut down on exhaust the operator of the state's power grid. won't you tell me cos to restrict maintenance and test hating higher demand for electricity. calyx so has not called for a flex alert or for you to cut back on energy use, but they expect power demand to be high as people who are turning on those air conditioning conditioners because of all the hot weather. the current forecast showed the state has enough energy to avoid power blackouts or energy cutbacks. and don't forget you can track this hot weather all day long with our ktvu weather at the free app includes a breakdown of the weather conditions hour by hour in your neighborhood or where you work. remains high for the monkey pox vaccine in san francisco still ahead, the new approaches to get more at risk people vaccinated against the virus. six fraternities at the

university of southern california decided to break away from the school. the reason they decided that and how some of the students are reacting californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting.

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taking us up general will now be open monday through friday from eight o'clock in the morning until four o'clock in the afternoon. healthcare providers are giving roughly 600 to 700 shots per day at that hospital location. they do hope that everyone who is at risk for the monkey pox virus will get the vaccine. as we've learned to do. do you know what it takes? we are doing better. in fact, we are giving about the same amount on average, the same amount of vaccine a day here because we have simply improved our processes. we've taken information from the community and the people who are being served at this clinic as well as

that ward 86 about how to give vaccine better. the city expects another shipment of vaccine soon but doesn't know how many or when those shots will arrive time now. 5 14, the san francisco sheriff's office confirms a jail inmate tested positive for the monkey pox, and that person was arrested sunday tested positive before being booked. the sheriff's department says the inmate was put in isolation and no one in the jail population has been exposed. house speaker nancy pelosi will hold a town hall on the monkeypox outbreak. she will be joined by several local doctors to provide updates on the ongoing response to the outbreak . this includes relief resources available to san franciscans, their families and the communities. tonight's virtual town hall starts at five o'clock , and pam is part of a day of action among democrats. house speaker pelosi was in san francisco marking the 87th anniversary of social security speaker pelosi visited the rosa parks senior center. that's where people shared stories of how social security has ensured

their financial stability after they retired more than 65 million people right now are getting monthly checks without congressional reform. the trustees of the program estimate the money will run out. by the year 2035. today it saves guards the well being of millions, whether retired or living with a disability. our commitment to social security is absolute unshakeable and non negotiable. no house democrats propose raising the payroll tax cap to increase funding for social security right now, people who people pay social security tax and the 1st $147,000 that they earn. republican senator mitt romney wants to form a bipartisan committee to come up with changes needed to move this fast through congress. both sides get to agree have to agree and for in order for it to go to the floor to be voted on. so it's bipartisan and every single

person who said under no circumstances when we cut benefits, the biggest problem facing social security is a huge amount of baby boomers already retiring or expected to retire in the coming years. there just isn't enough money set aside or even coming in to pay their social security payments attempt to recall los angeles district attorney george gascon has failed to make the ballot. election officials say the campaign fell short by about about 46,000 signatures. organizers say they submitted more than enough signatures. but the election office said that 2000 were not valid. gascon has faced criticism for his criminal justice reform policies. he was first san francisco's police chief, then the city's district attorney before moving to los angeles in 2019. time is now. 5 17 6 fraternities at the university of southern california are ending their affiliation with us. see the organization broke off their ties with the u. s. c you're

upset about rules that were put in place last year after charges of drugging and sexual assault at frat parties. those rules include requiring security guards and putting a ban on kegs of beer. removing themselves from the university. it almost seems like yeah. tacit admission that those things were occurring and that they don't want to. fix those issues. there are eight other fraternities recognized by the interfraternity council at usc. there are indications other fraternities may possibly leave usc, but those that do withdraw can no longer take part in campus activities or use the usc logo. usc officials say they're disappointed in how these fraternities are breaking 130 years of tradition. very interesting. mm 5. 18 is the time back over to steve paulson with our forecast some hot weather and spare the air inland

. yes head to the coast. there's a few locations to the west that i have to cover from about bodega bay all the way down to a santa cruz. that's for sure they are. but if you're in the fog, it's cold. now it is really thick down towards santa cruz, monterey. and started the big fog bank. it's i mean, but again, that basis is very low, so i mean, it's getting squashed by high pressure, but there will be sixties for some to one. oh, six. maybe even one. oh, seven for some inland here. it will not take long. mount diablo is already sitting at 80 degrees that is really warm. air loft. heat advisory starts at 11 am goes to eight p.m. and the water temps. so can dump in point arena 51 bodega bay actually dropped to 50 briefly now 51 point raised. 53 san francisco bully 55 monterey 55 56 57 of those that's cold water for us 50 60 seventies on the temps lower like fairfield, brentwood conquered livermore. it will not take long to get pretty warm dot

here. point reyes 49. how about that? 54 bodega bay fifties sixties american canyon vallejo 60 degrees upper fifties mid fifties here on a parks down to 53 wood acre is in the warmer air loft, which is why you're seeing such a big difference there on some of those temps, the high and the four corners. it's had its power shake, and it's going to max out today. and as it does, it's sending in a few monsoon clouds, mainly to the north, but a little bit kind of clipping tahoe right now, so maybe some partly cloudy is up there, but fog on the coast 60 seventies. the tough forecast is always downtown san francisco. they were 72 yesterday. i went 75 today but again inland nineties 100 that'll be hot, still pretty toasty. but i think that fog bank is going to start making bigger push here as we go towards the end of the week day for significant cooling, okay, see time now, 5 20 terrifying video to show you in san francisco and elderly woman being attacked. at her senior

living apartment complex. coming up what we now know about the suspects that will complicate holding them accountable, plus. we like to take the navy to small town america. essentially this is a very first neighborhood we've ever done in san jose, the us navy now taking over san jose, we'll take a closer look at san jose's first navy week and how the participants are helping out in the commun

it's 5 23 santa clara county sheriff's deputies arrested the man suspected of stealing several catalytic converters that he was arrested after a brief pursuit in cupertino. the deputies say they found five catalytic converters in the man's car as well as a replica gun. catalytic converters contained rare metals their value that several $100 civil rights groups have gone to court

in an effort to stop san francisco police from using private security cameras. the w and other groups filed a brief in the federal appeals court claiming san francisco police two years ago used a network of 300 security cameras and union square to spy on demonstrators who were protesting the police killing of george floyd in minnesota. recently a lower court ruled in favor of the san francisco police and their use of security cameras. francisco police also held a town hall meeting about a police shooting. down. yeah. shots fired shots fired. police say officers saw jose core vera. so on saturday, august 6th in the mission district, riding one bicycle while pushing a second one as they tried to contact him. he ran investigators a corvair, a crouched behind a car while pointing a gun in the direction

of the officers. the police said he fired at least once. five police officers on the scene fired back. after repeated commands for mr cordero to surrender. tactical arrest plan was developed by the tactical unit and specialist team. the contact officer was replaced by a hostage crisis negotiator. who began speaking to mr corbett. rivera was not hit by any police gunfire, but he did surrender. he was booked for assault on an officer with a firearm public defender's office said his gun fired blanks. they also said he may have been suffering from a mental health crisis that was escalated by the contact with police. he'll be back in court later this week. it is. 5 25 san francisco police say a man was arrested accused of killing two people in the bayview district. take a look at video from early saturday from citizens out of

the shooting at a home owning gerson avenue. investigators say a 47 year old man and the 41 year old woman were found shot inside the home. they died later at the hospital. 23 year old urban flores was arrested there at the scene. investigators say he is related to the two victims. world community activists and sonoma county or responding to the release of body cam video of a deputy shooting and killing a man in the video shows a confrontation between a deputy and 36 year old david chavez during a tense conferences confrontation last month in geyserville sheriff's department says the deputy opened fire after chavez picked up a rock and pulled back his arm as if he was about the throw it some community leaders say the deputy did not have to use deadly force. they're trying really hard to assassinate his character in convince us that this was a bad guy. i don't think that he deserved to die. i

don't think that he was a threat . investigators say child says was suspected of stealing a truck from a home nearby well santa rosa police and the sonoma county d. a s office are investigating this case surrounding his death. our time is 5 27, the east bay city of redwood is looking for a new police chief chief thomas hansen is retiring next month after 27 years with the bread would police department the city manager plans to name a new police chief before chief hansen's final day on the job, which is september 28 27 authorities are slowing down the plans to close laguna honda hospital in san francisco up next with the latest plans mean for hundreds of patients who live there. and tens of millions of dollars are on the line in the continuing dispute between santa clara and its highest profile company. we'll tell you about a settlement proposal from

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polio. in new york and how you can stay protected, and this week is navy week in san jose service members are using the time to pay it forward by helping others in the community. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings onto i'm pam cooking and good morning. i'm dave clark tuesday morning. august 16th is going to be really hard for some of us in the area. steve has all the particulars. he's right here unless you're on the coast where it's not going to be hot but inland. no doubt about it. we're already seeing seventies. some lows will not get below 70 if you're well inland. fairfield one, maybe out where you are as well, but a lot of sixties. yet

there's some. there's a really big fog bank that's creeping back to the coast, and it's already sold out down towards santa cruz and monterey, but it's really shallow. so some visibility maybe on highway one could be compromised otherwise, morning fog. clear sunny, hazy and hot. it won't take long. so anywhere from 75 to 1. oh, five. and livermore today. and ali, i think we're sending you out there in a live shot for the noon. is that okay for the heat ? well i better get prepared. i think you know if you're driving if i'm driving out there at this hour, it won't take me any time at all. really, to get most places because traffic is overall, pretty good. we are watching. the commute, starting to build up and get a little bit busier, westbound 205 in westbound 5 80 the livermore valley, but overall you're east bay commute looks very nice for this hour this morning, so just 17 minutes to get from the cartoonist bridge to the mcarthur maze. be advised. there is a wind advisory that chp put

out in their notes for the benito martinez bridge. so not quirkiness, but kind of in that general area. once you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you'll see traffic here is very light. 5 31. let's go back to the desk. health officials across the country are urging everyone to make sure all of your vaccinations are up to date . this comes as a case of polio is being monitored in new york. polio is a highly contagious virus that was eradicated more than 40 years ago and was recently found in new york city wastewater. there's one case of a man who has contracted polio. this patient is a 20 year old unvaccinated man. he did suffer paralysis. now he comes from an area in new york were vaccination rates are low. there are pockets due to religious reasons due to cultural reasons where there is an anti that sentiment. polio can be easily transmitted by someone who may not even show any symptoms,

doctors say, because the polio virus is showing up in new york wastewater, it's possible that hundreds of people have already been infected with polio and may not even know it time now. 5 32 more school districts are reopening this week around the state and many students will see fewer covid restrictions. reporter jonathan sorry has more on the first day back to class at the state's biggest school district. thousands of los angeles students return to class on monday with no mask man. it's the first time in more than two years that many children across the u. s are starting classes with scaled back health protocols. dr richard besser says schools can now focus on other problems that resulted from the pandemic so important for their social emotional health for their development for their academic success. some school districts eased measures after the cdc loosened its own quarantine and testing guidelines last thursday. the cdc says. while the virus

continues to spread about 95% of americans, 16 or older have required some type of immunity from either infection or vaccination, rather than focusing on suppressing the spread of the disease. it's now coming to reality and saying well, let's let's use the tools we have to protect the vulnerable. meanwhile the uk became the first country to authorize moderna's new covid booster that targets the original strain as well as the b a one. ah macron said. variant. as for when the u. s could see additional boosters, the fda told drugmakers any covid vaccines updated for the fall must target the newest, a macron sub variants b a four nba five. it's a very busy virus. it's been mutating since its inception, and what this vaccine helps to do is it gives us another piece of armory really another tool in the box so that we can go after it? both moderna and fighters say they're working on updating their boosters to target the b a. five strain in

atlanta. jonathan serrie fox newsow long it will take students to recover from the educational damage caused by the pandemic. some studies show nationally, children are months behind in reading and math in particular, but this learning deficit is far greater. in oakland. new stats show 60% of second graders are at least one grade level behind and reading and 70. or at least a grade behind in math. trying to learn second or third grade curriculum, and maybe not being able to count or no, your letter sounds. so that's that's how extreme it's become. children say that the children rising says the inequities within oakland, another school districts were made far worse by the pandemic. our time now, 5 35 if you plan to take a cruise soon, one cruise company is changing its covid rules beginning september six

passengers on carnival cruises who are not vaccinated, are welcomed the sale. passengers no longer have to apply for a vaccine exemption except for cruises in australia. on voyages that are 16 nights and longer. passengers will still need to show a negative covid test from within three days of your departure and the man in charge of one of the companies that makes the covid vaccine has covid himself. varla is the ceo of fight, sir and says he's isolating now, after having mild symptoms. he announced his diagnosis on twitter and said he's taking fighters own packs little bit. it's an antiviral pill. we have an update now on the future of san francisco's laguna honda hospital and rehab center. it had been scheduled to close september 13th, but that timeline has been extended two months through mid november, the facility had lost its federal certification to receive medicare and medicaid payments

after failing several inspections that would force the hospital to move at 600 patients out and fix the problems before applying for re certification. nine people who had already been transferred to other facilities died shortly after they were moved. our time is 5 37 happening today, santa clara county supervisors are due to vote on funding to mental health programs for children. the $2.5 million in funding will come from the state it's designede cn the south and schools. supporters say these centers are really needed ca of the isolation, the stress and the fear caused by covid over the past 2.5 years if the project is approved, most services should be available by january. what today the santa clara city council is set to discuss an offer that would resolve legal disputes between the city and the 49ers. the team proposes to help fund several housing and youth programs if

the city allows the niners to keep managing levi stadium 49ers are accused of mismanaging operations and allowing concerts to go past their scheduled times and curfew. the city sheriff stadium revenue is also well below projections. well almost everybody in the bay area knows about san francisco's fleet week. but this year, there's also navy week and it's in san jose. now 75 sailors are performing music they're working at food. banks are also answering questions from the public about what it's like to be in the navy. one sailor who's a 10 year veteran, told us they hold similar events in ports around the world. certainly the reason i've stayed in for so long and will stay because that we just have the most amazing experiences with our audience. when we're overseas is a lot of diplomacy and just relations with our partner countries. now

maybe week is held in as many as 15 cities around the country every year. this is the only navy weak appearance on the west coast and you'll see the sailors from now until next saturday at community and corporate events as well as just kind of walking around enjoying san jose. right it'll be a nice day to walk around. enjoy san jose, especially if you're closer to the right in the water. steve 93 downtown san jose, but he san jose, probably about 96 or so i think they're kind of used to that sometimes in august, right or is that a little record breaking? no i don't think so. i don't think that's record breaking one. oh, 61. oh, seven might be record breaking, but i'll have to take a look. here i am watching the fog. there's a couple of interesting notes here. the last few images hard to see. but i'll try and write, watch right in there, seeing that that's fog forming right there. there's a lot santa cruz and monterey issue is, though the air aloft is really warm.

mount diablo is at 80 degrees, so it's squashing it. point reyes station and point reyes, not the buoys that in the temps 47 48. that is cool, but i was 60 degrees cloverdale 64 bodega bay 54 mid fifties tip around 55, sausalito, 56 over to richmond 57. 55 san francisco bowie bodega bay briefly touched 50. now they're 51 point raises . 52 that's cold, cold water, but it won't do much good if you're inland because there's no impact from that whatsoever. there's no really any breeze so we'll go from 60 to 100 here. and if you're inland heat advisory starts at 11 am goes through eight pm north bay hills, east bay hills valleys. you know, and nothing we don't already talked about. you know all the time here seventies for some already 50 sixties for others temperatures that we're running about the same as yesterday, maybe one or two degrees warmer on the peninsula, 53 pacifica, montara beach and pillar point. how about that? what's that? 51. atherton's as

they were 53, then los altos hills 59 lot of mid fifties upper fifties, including menlo park. 55 the high reaches its peak today. it's also starting to send in a little bit of monsoon cloud cover kind of flirting with towel, not a big deal. just a few high clouds. 60 seventies eighties by the water nineties and some toasty one hundred's inland. no doubt some attempts. i think near the coast will start to drop a little bit next couple of days. inland tank temps will take a couple of days. but they should max out today, then started drop as we get to the weekend. all right. thank you, steve. overnight the air force and space force launched a missile from the coast of california coming up in our six o'clock hour. the reason the department of defense sent the intercontinental ballistic missile plus six flags. amusement parks will soon be raising prices to get into their part. we'll tell you the reason, the ceo says it's necessary.

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and more predictable results. invisalign to it's 5 43. the justice department plans to block efforts to unseal an affidavit used to justify searching former president trump's mar a lago estate in florida. the prosecutors say the affidavit contains highly classified materials and very sensitive information about witnesses and the fbi says during its search it removed 11 sets of documents labeled classified or top secret . former president trump is accusing the fbi of planting materials last week. while they executed that search warrant. and some republican lawmakers say the search went too far. no i think president trump is showing the right aspect to dial it down to help solve that. i think that the department of justice has a real responsibility to actually do the same. there are growing concerns over violence targeting

members of law enforcement, a joint security bulletin from the fbi and the department of homeland security is warning agents and police officers to be alert doesn't number of online threats increase the judge overseeing the grand jury investigation into the 2020 presidential election in georgia. has ordered former trump advisor rudy giuliani to appear before the panel tomorrow . prosecutors informed giuliani's attorneys that he could face criminal charges from the investigation. the investigation into whether the former president and others tried to interfere in the election began last year. a special grand jury was seated in may. time is 5 45 has been one year since american troops left afghanistan. taliban fighters held victory parades marking the anniversary of when the taliban took over the capital. city of kabul. under taliban rule. music is banned. women have to be completely covered when they go outside and access to work and education is restricted the u. n

estimates 97% of the afghan people are at risk of falling into poverty. afghanistan is a sanctuary for terrorism. the very reason we went there, the very reason we stayed there for 20 years to ensure that terrorists did not rise again attacked the american people, and we're right back where we started. 13 american service members died at kabul's airport after being attacked during the quick and chaotic withdrawal of u. s personnel. it's 5 46 and one college student who fled afghanistan after the taliban took over that country has begun a new life right here in the bay area, and ktvu is mark sayer shows us how she's settling into her new home. we lost our freedom. we lost our flag. we lost our country and also we lost our identity. marmara hakim says things were going well for her until the taliban returned

to power. literally overnight. she had to stop her studies and go into hiding with her mother after 15 august of 2021. especially women's and girls' they cannot continue their education their schools teams mother worked for an agency that provided help to the u. s military, so the two were able to get a visa to come to the u. s but the journey was long and the life left behind still difficult to grasp. that is very painful for me because that that was my dream that i complete my education in afghanistan and her mother made it to the u. s with the help from a group called the international rescue committee and housing and living assistance from notre dame dana moore university in belmont. the university was the first in california to be allowed to grant degrees to women and the first on the west coast to participate in the afghan resettlement program. as everyone knows, education can only be successful if an individual is based. like needs are met first. housing food

security. by providing these things we can put individuals on a track to long term success. the university has several graduate level apartments like this one, which are ready made for families. for two months. hakim and her mother lived here before they found a more permanent housing solution in hayward. so far, five afghan families have passed through this campus. we see what happens when there's courage amongst community. together we can do so much for hakeem. she hopes to eventually become a dentist. i want to study. i want to continue my education. and that is my first step of my life. my future. the university hopes to expand this resettlement program in the future and is also willing to offer its graduate level academic resources where appropriate. reporting in belmont. i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox. two news. all right. thank you, mark. time now is 5 48.

let's check back in with ali covering traffic has that commute commute looks good this morning. good overall, pretty light and we're going to start in the south banks. we haven't checked on that in a little while and usually this time of the morning. we don't see heavy traffic in the south bay anyway. but you can see from the map here that the only slowest area is north and one on one past san jose, but no major problems there. san mateo bridge looks good as well. not even that busy yet this morning highway 24 westbound and lafayette towards the caldecott getting a little busy, but no major problems here to tell you about and let's see if i have one more camera here. yes golden gate bridge. you can see that traffic is moving along into the city. you also don't see a lot of fog here, although steve paulson has been telling us it is waiting in the wings. you said steve that there's quite a bit of fog that could be maybe down by santa cruz. but maybe moving up later. i think we'll see a little on the golden gate by seven or eight o'clock. very little. it's on it's on the

coast parts of the coast. it's making its move towards the city. it is already camera roaring in santa cruz down to monterey. but it is creeping closer to the coast. hard to see. but there's a lot there. it's just it's not going very far. that's there in lies the issue so morning fog, and it's more in the fog category, then local low cloud deck cool to warm, low, sunny, hazy. it'll be cool and nice for some and armed out really hard for others. heat advisory starts at 11 am goes through eight pm mainly north and east again on a creek, santa rosa, oakland san jose. these are the average high temps for this time of year. and as you can see, everybody is above way above. for some oakland and san jose 10 above. so you know, oakland yesterday was only 77. so when 82 today and said the city was only 72 yesterday. i went 75 today. that is always a really tough forecast inland. not so not so much in this kind of a pattern. it'll be hot. thousands. 50 boulder creek 51. scotts valley 51 santa cruz 54.

then you find some warmer temps around saratoga cupertino at 59 . morgan hill, though send martin mid fifties 88 in palm springs, 82. laos, vegas. 61 you kind of 55 down in monterey. that's a cool pattern right there. 43 45 truck in south lake tahoe. thankfully we do not have an offshore breeze. if we did, we wouldn't see any of that gray out there. there's a big big fog bank out there, but it's just held in check by the strong high pressure and really warm air loft. that's the inversion, which caps it could be a few months in clouds kind of dancing off towards tahoe and the east sixties seventies eighties by the water. nineties and one hundred's inland. it'll be a hot one still pretty hot wednesday and then scratch actually cooling down and it takes a couple of days before it makes any impact in one steve thomas 5 51 afternoon commute may take a little longer up next we'll tell you why bart trains could be delayed around most of the bay area. and a settlement with apple has been approved the reason the company has been

ordered to pay a total of more than $30 million, and how much each of the impacted employees will get. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year

to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27.

biden's to sign the inflation reduction act into law. the $739 billion bill is a cornerstone of the president's agenda and a big win for democrats. it includes

taxes on giant corporations, lower prescription drug costs and funding for clean energy and fighting climate change. it could make a difference in november as well. the latest fox news poll shows and even split among voters between democrats and republicans in congress, erasing a seven point republican advice. vantage from earlier this year. i think that they needed to yell this a little bit earlier, they needed to talk about this a little bit earlier , whether make a difference in november remains to be seen. over the next few weeks, the president and his team will be traveling across the country to promote the new law, including a celebration at the white house next month. time now, 5 55 netflix now is sub losing an entire campus in los gatos 165,000 square foot offices on winchester circled right down the street from the netflix headquarters. netflix recently laid off about 450 employees and

also plans to rent out an office building in los angeles. and wal mart has a new deal with paramount global to offer the paramount plus streaming service as a perk for walmart subscription service walmart plus is that companies answer to amazon prime walmart has been looking for a video streaming deal as part of its efforts to lower away customers from amazon . there's no word on the terms of the deal with paramount. apple has reached a settlement to pay retail employees more than $30 million in unpaid overtime connected to bag checks. now the settlement approved by a federal judge yesterday, covers more than 12,000 current and former retail workers in california. apple has said that the bag checks were necessary to prevent thefts but has stopped the practice. employees will get an average of $1300 each. apple's corporate employees are being told to return to the office on a hybrid schedule. starting september, 5th company notified employees of the new plan yesterday,

workers will have to come into the office on tuesdays and thursdays as well as a third day that will be decided by team managers. apples return to office plans have been delayed several times. 5 56 is the head of six flags says the company will be raising prices now to prevent quote rowdy teenagers from coming to the parks, the company's ceo said. as a theme park to become a quote. daycare center for teenagers over the summer and on weekend evenings now in an effort to change that six flags will be raising prices . the company says he wants to attract more affluent clientele and customers and is okay with having less people inside the amusement parks in order to make that happen. six flags operates 27 theme parks in north america, including discovery kingdom in vallejo and hurricane harbor in concord. well. lawmakers have less than three weeks now to consider last minute requests on climate change from governor newsom. the governor wants to turn california's goal of

becoming carbon neutral by the year 2045 into state law. he wants new targets for greenhouse gas emissions, and he wants to rule keeping oil wells farther away from schools, parks and homes. the governor's also asking lawmakers to extend the life of the ablow canyon nuclear power plant by five time to 10. more years, lawmakers from both parties say utility customers have to have a say in these proposals. part of the package, maybe to do exactly what the governor is asking in some form and put it through the legislative process. but make sure that we address people's electricity rates and address moving electricity development up in a way that that we won't be in this situation again. democratic leaders in both the state assembly and state senate they support the governor's ideas. but so far no draft legislation has been released.

um or can now receive free recycled water for their landscaping. the city opened a philips station at the livermore water reclamation plant on west jack london boulevard. people can fill up to 300 gallons of water per visit. recycled water is filtered and treated wastewater. it's not safe to drink and can only be used for watering trees, shrubs and gardens. i think this is better water for the loan, and i think it's a better for the environment. to be eligible. you do have to live in livermore, apply for a permit from the city and attend a brief one on one training session about the water use. i did just thinking through my day and probably not going to be far from home because i want to make sure that we're prepared if we do need to evacuate weather and dry conditions expected today, here in the bay area with firefighters want us all to know after a fire comes close to homes in the east bay. plus, this is a guy who was just out here. and unfortunately was

a victim of gun violence. daytime shooting in oakland's lake merritt leaves a bystander injured and in the hospital, but oakland police are saying about the effort to find the shooter. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. august 16th. it is going to be hot today. that means there's a wildfire risk for part of the bay area. we also have a spare the air alert team coverage of our weather. james torres already in dublin this morning. we're firefighters spent the night mopping up a fire refers steve parsons here with what we can text back. what we can expect heart conditions inland, but not on the coast. there's some fog out there, and it's going to stay in the sixties for somebody inland temps. they won't take long to warm up. it's going to be pretty hot here a little bit of fog again, but it's just confined right of really. there's no

inland push or very little. heat is on for most here, not for all we do not have an offshore breeze. so that's why there's some morning fog and it could be really reducing visibility. maybe on highway one. sunny, hazy and hot. we're looking for seventies eighties nineties two. yes livermore one. oh, five. let's go to ali now and get an update. something going on there? you know, there's something going on 80 southbound hayward area, but we don't have any details on it yet from the chp, so we're just keeping an eye on the maps and you can see here. that orange color, so it's not terrible in that direction past 2 38 heading towards the cemetery bridge again, no specific details on anything that's happened there, but we'll continue to keep an eye on it. here's the cemetery bridge. once you get to this point, no problems heading over to the peninsula here and the bridge toll plaza. i believe they just turned the metering lights on. so we are seeing some cars starting to slow down a little bit before getting onto the span. 601 let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you. ali

esteve has been telling us temperatures inland will top 100 degrees in many areas. big concern for firefighters are already battling a wildfire in dublin. that's where ktvu is. james torres is this morning reporting on this fire and the precautions that you should take to stay safe, james good morning . we're along shafer shafer ranch road in dublin this morning, and you can see this hills where a lot of that fire started and burned up. we just got an update from the fire crews on this fire the eden fire , and they say it is now a case closed. they've already got it completely under control, and it's pretty much out at this point, but you can see just how dangerous and how much of a threat it was offered yesterday that hill just goes straight up to the backyards of some people's homes. the fire started yesterday when flames hot from a burning car to brush along 5 80. this is just past the 5 80 overpass and the above average heat this week that will increase the threat of wildfires . but some bay area firefighters say they're preparing for the week ahead as well. any time

we're getting consecutive consecutive days of high heat, with very little fog influence coming in or getting that fuel recovery and getting those relative humidities back up. it's definitely something that we need to be concerned about. in addition to that fire threat , firefighters say they want you to take care of yourself and your family. when temperatures are this high, they say, to be sure to drink plenty of water and try to limit your time outdoors to signs of dehydration will be a concern. firefighters advised anyone planning to be outside this morning whether it's a workout doing some yardwork. consider getting that all done before 10 a.m. before the peak. this morning. he taking you back live out here to dublin. here where we're seeing some of that some of this hill that was just absolutely scorched. yesterday a total of 56 acres burned as a result of that eden fire. but good news this morning. firefighters say it is now a case closed fires now out, and there was never any real threat to any of the homes nearby. we're live this morning in dublin. i'm james torres.

ktvu fox two news, james. thank you. time is 603. if you ride bart, the afternoon commute, maybe a little slower today in the inland areas because of the hot weather back in june two bart cars derailed between pleasant hill and conquered after train tracks became so hot, they couldn't support the weight of the train. officials at bard say it's a common problem on rail lines during really hot weather. after those derailment this summer barred imposed a rule to slow down the half speed and any areas with temperatures over 100 degrees and we asked bart if they plan to slow trains down today, but so far we haven't heard back from them. another wildfire sparked by a truck prompted evacuations near the city of coal facts in the sierra foothills. flames went from the big rig to nearby brush off interstate 80. cal fire says it launched an aggressive attack. there's zero containment so far this morning about 17 acres have burned and homes along one road

are still evacuated. all other evacuation orders are now downgraded to a warning. one man remains in the hospital after being shot in oakland near children's fairyland along lake merritt. that happened yesterday on bellevue avenue just before two p.m. as people were enjoying their sunny afternoon. oakland police say the man was shot several times, but that he was not the intended target of the shooter. victim in this case appears to be an uninvolved individual. the target of the shooting was someone that the person was having a conversation with. unfortunately the gunshots actually injured and uninvolved person. for three hours. oakland police searched the area before finding and arresting the suspect, but so far we do not have any other information about him. one man who lives in a tent near the lake, says he has seen the man in the area before and try. he tries to stay away from him. investigators are now checking the possibility that the suspect is the same person. who had a gun in the lake

merritt area on sunday but left the area before police arrived. time is now 605, san francisco's police chief announced the arrest of two teenagers and a preteen in connection with the horrifying beating of a 70 year old woman surveillance video shows for suspects here, beating , kicking and robbing the woman in the lobby of her senior living apartment complex in san francisco's north beach. police arrested three of the four people responsible for this attack. 18 year old oakland resident darrell moore and three juvenile suspects, ages 11 13 and 14. you heard me right? 11, 13 and 14. the 18 year old will obviously be have his charges filed in adult court. the juveniles will proceed through the juvenile system with the 11 year old. that's that's going to be a community issue because he's too young to be charged with the crime. at this point, a warrant has been issued for the

14 year old who has still not been captured. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is defending the work she did for a nonprofit organization that helped recall her former boss chase a boudin now, jenkins told the san francisco chronicle she was paid $153,000 for her consulting work to analyze a ballot measure that lowered penalties for many property and drug crimes. she said she did not know how that information would be used. that organization neighbors for a better san francisco is connected to the similarly similarly named organization that was behind the recall of boudin. she says she was a volunteer for the recall effort, and i always thought of the two groups as being separate. she also told the paper as a newcomer to politics , she did not realize how the paid job in volunteer work. could be seen as a conflict. time is 607 new this morning, the air force says it launched a test intercontinental ballistic

missile during the night from vandenberg space air force now the long range missile was not armed. it flew about 4200 miles to the middle of the pacific ocean. the air force says the test was to quote demonstrate the readiness of us nuclear forces and also give confidence to the leah the effective this of the nation's nuclear deterrence. air force officials say the test is not related to world events. a two of the strike involving 2000 kaiser mental health workers in northern and central california the people of california to believe that you know, we're just a bunch of selfish therapists who are concerned that you know, i'm not getting a big enough raise this year. the workers say they walked off the job yesterday morning due to their growing concerns over patient care, they say a staffing shortages causing longer delays for mental patients. in urgent need of professional help. however

kaiser management has a far different view of the walkout. kaiser issued a statement which says in part quote for the entirety of its 12 years of existence. and you h w has called for and issued the threat of strikes as a bargaining tactic in every contract negotiation. this will be the second time in a year they have called on mental health providers to walk away our time. now 609, a family in fremont is offering a reward now for the return of their stolen french bulldog, french fremont. police say the dog i was taken back on august 3rd from the 7 11 parking lot at fremont boulevard and sunday will drive its name is frankie frankie was not wearing a collar. it weighs about £8. the families offering $700 for the safe return of their dog if you have any information called fremont believes quality monitors have called a spare the air day for today. the bay area air quality management district says smoke from fires and humbled and trinity counties

could head to the south air quality for most of the bay area's currently still in the good to moderate range. during spare the air days you are encouraged to limit your outdoor activity limit driving gas powered vehicles to cut down on exhaust, also the operator of california's power grid once utility companies to restrict maintenance, they anticipate higher demand. for electricity. carol i so has not called for reflects alert or for you to cut back on energy use, but they expect power demand to be high. it's people use their air conditioners a lot more because it will be so hot. the current forecast showed the state has enough energy to avoid power blackouts or energy cutbacks. and don't forget you can track this hot weather throughout the day with our weather at the free app includes a breakdown of your weather conditions hour by hour in your neighborhood or where you work. alright good day to work from home or taking public transportation. if you can.

let's check in with ali on the commute. you know, i wonder, pam and david. some people are doing just that, because so far the commute doesn't look too bad out there. no major issues. we're going to go to highway four in east contra costa county. we can see some sluggish traffic heading in that westbound direction. but it's not bumper to bumper. it's moving as you can see. similar story for the shore freeway under 20 minutes to get from the car, kenya's bridge to the mcarthur maze. that is good news there, bainbridge told plaza starting to slow down, metering lights are now on, and there is a report of a crash just west of this picture, just west of the toll plaza in that westbound direction. it's a fender bender. no one injured, but those types of incidents tend to tie traffic up a little bit at the toll plaza highway 24 inch in lafayette looks good a little bit of slowing around that curve towards the caldecott tunnel. 6 11. let's go back to the desk. san francisco is expanding its efforts to vaccinate people from monkey pox will tell you what city leaders say has made the

difference in their efforts to fight that virus, the latest shortage to hit grocery stores is not because of supply chain problems will tell you how the drought is affecting. tomato products. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness

prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27.

san francisco jail has its first confirmed case of the monkey pox virus. the sheriff's office confirmed that an inmate on sunday tested positive after being arrested. that inmate was put in isolation. there have been no exposures within the jail population. francisco's monkey pox vaccine clinic is expanding its our starting today , the clinic at sf general will now be open monday through friday from eight o'clock in the morning until four o'clock in the afternoon. healthcare providers are giving roughly 600 to 700 shots per day at the hospital location. they do hope that everyone who is at risk for the monkey pox virus will get that vaccine. as we've learned to do what it takes, we are

doing better. in fact, we are giving about the same amount on average, the same amount of vaccine a day here because we have simply improved our processes. we've taken information from the community and the people who are being served at this clinic as well as that ward 86 about how to give vaccine better. the city expects another shipment of vaccine soon but does not know how many or win those shots will arrive. your time now 6 15 happening today, house speaker nancy pelosi will hold a town hall meeting about the monkeypox outbreak. she'll be joined by several doctors giving updates on the response to the outbreak , including relief resources available to the people of san francisco, their families and their communities. this virtual town hall meeting begins at five pm well today, wyoming and alaska will hold elections, with some big name candidates getting national attention. wyoming congresswoman liz cheney is expected to lose in the

republican primary. the polls show she's down by 20 points because she voted to impeach former president trump and has been serving on the january 6th committee investigating the insurrection on capitol hill. liz cheney is courting democrats and independents. but republican voters outnumber democrats almost 5 to 1 in wyoming and former alaska governor and vice presidential candidate sarah palin is running in a special election for alaska's one and only congressional seat. she's competing against another conservative democrat. now that raises complicated by alaska implementing a new ranked choice voting system. the final calculate. nation don't be made until the end of this month when all of the mail in ballots are returned. researchers are blaming inflation and economic uncertainties for a drop in support against climate change. the associated press sponsored a survey which found that the percentage of americans who are extremely or very concerned

about climate change fell 9% from 2019 to 35% today. percentages who are the percentage of people who are not concerned has increased 7. to 25. we have economic problems. we have social inequality problems. i definitely think those are a higher priority as a climate scientist who knows like absolute confidence that this is a big problem already, and it's growing. it worries me that the number was that soft. the study found that most families installing solar paneling, led lighting and energy efficient appliances were motivated by saving money rather than saving the planet. time is 6 17, california's record drought is affecting things like the price of ketchup and spaghetti sauce. california grows and produce about a quarter of the tomatoes in the world. the lack of rain makes it hard for farmers to grow the tomatoes and meet the market demand, according to research firm the price of two

mate. oh, sauce is about 17% higher than it was this time last year. the price of ketchup also went up by 23% in the same period. that's unfortunate. i know. alright 6 17 is the time as we check in on the morning commute worth mentioning again, that bar could be slow in places because of the hot weather. we had that track problems so they might be checking that, ali. i don't know if you're seeing any delays at this point yet in bart, no delays that we're seeing so far and no delays on the roads. overall things are pretty quiet out there. in fact, whether wise there is that spare the air alert, of course, as you mentioned, but also i high wind advisory for the venetian martinez bridge. we are looking right now at the commute in the south bay where overall everything looks good there. golden gate bridge is a very quiet as well in no fog there, although you can't see a little bit of a breeze. if you look at that flag that i like to check in on engaged just to see what the wind conditions are like sea

just still slight breeze out there, but no traffic really, to tell you about other than some stop and go traffic at the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza, but overall things looking pretty good out there. traffic wise. i know whether wise paulson has this covered with letting us know. that it's going to be a little warm inland today. there will be about a 45 degree spread. maybe. or 50 from maybe for some, yeah, inland. sampson will have no problem. oh, i forgot my dramamine there once. jesus okay, thank you very much. just means that in beautiful clayton there, bucolic clayton shout out to everyone, it adds, of course, he says. we topped out at 101 and i one on 15. so 102 you will. and surprisingly, we were 64 currently. well more likely about 105. maybe one. oh, six. today i went one. oh, four in concord, clayton tends to run. not always. but sometimes in this kind of a pattern, maybe a smidge warmer, but yep. 104 after 100 yesterday wednesday 99

thursday 94. so we top it out today, but it's still going to be hard for a couple of days. there is a big fog bank out. there is just main word is it's out there, it's or it's right on the coast. a lot of it down towards santa cruz, monterey salinas valley and some of that beginning to make a slow move towards the city. there's some patchy fog morning fog, but it's right down on the deck. so any input inland isn't not happening. heat advisories out north bay east bay higher elevations again anywhere inland is going to be toasty today. 50 60 seventies on the temps are 57 in the city, 55, oakland and berkeley, 53, petaluma and santa rosa 52. so there are some cool readings. point reyes station by the way, dropped to 47. 70 60 seventies in the valley, 78 already and bakersfield 54 cool degrees in monterey and santa maria and those colder ocean temps make a big difference if we had a north or northeast breeze, you would not see all that gray, but we don't we just have high pressure and just

large and in charge, smashing everything right down on the ground and also making for some very warm air temps aloft. a little bit of monsoon moisture creeping into tahoe, so 60 seventies eighties by the water nineties and some toasty 100 to 1 oh 5106 inland. still pretty hot wednesday does look like some fog that will start to bring some cooling. for the many as we head to the end of the week, pam all right. thank you. steve the u. s. navy is taking over san jose. we take a look at the city's first navy week and how participants are helping the community. pair of recalls impacting products that could be used by your kids. why the manufacturer says you should check if

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yeah shots fired shots fired. please stay officer spotted jose curve era saturday, august 6th in the mission district, writing one bicycle while pushing a second back as they tried to contact him. he ran, investigators say curve era crouched behind a car while pointing a gun in the officer's direction. officers said he fired at least one time. five officers on scene fired back. to repeated commands for mr cordero to surrender. tactical arrest plan was developed by the tactical unit and specialist team. contact officer was replaced by a hostage crisis negotiator. who began speaking to mr corbett. 70 rivera was not struck by an officer gunfire, but he did surrender and was booked for assault on an officer with a firearm. the public defender's office said his gun fired blanks now. the office

also said he may have been suffering from a mental health crisis that was escalated by police. his next court date is later this week. civil rights groups have gone to court in their effort to stop san francisco police from using security cameras. the a c l u and other groups filed a brief in a federal appeals court yesterday claims san francisco police used a network of 300 security cameras in union square two years ago to spy on demonstrators protesting the police murder of george floyd. a lower court recently ruled in favor of san francisco police and its use of security cameras. the east bay city of brentwood is looking for a new police chief chief thomas hansen says he is retiring next month after 27 years with the brentwood police department. brentwood city manager plans to name a new police chief before chief anson's last day on the job, which is september 28th. more than two million baby swings and rockers are being recalled after two dangerous incidents. the

recall involves two million mama rouz swings and 220,000 rock aru rockers take a look at the photos there. this comes after the strangulation death of one child and near death of another . in both cases, the child crawled under the seat and got caught in the straps that are hanging from the seat. the products were sold at buy, buy baby amazon target and online at four moms .com. there is also a major recall of thousands of pouches of capri sun now, kraft . heinz says some cleaning solution accidentally mixed with the drinks on a product of production line about 6000 cases of the caprice and wild cherry flavored juice blend with the best by date of june. 25th 2023 are affected. kraft heinz says customers who bought the recall juice pouches should return it to the store where it was purchased to receive a refund. one part of the showdown between

the city of santa clare and the 49ers could come to an end today . the settlement with the city council is considering and as we kids return to class teachers are discovering some of their students need help catching up with the standards. we're going to take a look at the learning loss being reported. regarding covid. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting.

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wal mart and home depot both report a strong quarter reiterated their outlook for the year ahead as inflation surges. walmart sales around six people look for deals and low prices. depot has benefited from the rising housing costs of people opt for home improvements rather than buying a new home ringing that bell live in their virtual those women part of globe in it and the women that build awards celebrating women. who are building things, engineers. and um, uh, congratulations to them. we'll get you all your numbers and your business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to tuesday. it's august 16th i was outside at steve paulson. weather not much. not much of a breeze, but the morning's opening up that sky is opening up mean we don't have a north or northeast wind. so that's a that's thank, thank goodness for that coast is going to be in the sixties and seventies, but inland towns it will not take

long to get the nineties and eventually one oh 41 of one. oh, six. there's a lot of fog out there. it's just not making much of an impact unless you're right on the coast, so the heat is on for most not for all here. morning fog favors really just the coast here. otherwise, it's clear. hazy hot temperatures anywhere from seventies eighties nineties to one. oh, five in livermore today. alright alice here, 6 31 was quiet. then it started to pick up. what about now? we are watching a little bit more traffic in parts of the east bay on westbound 80 from richmond down to berkeley in the east shore freeway, which is where we'll show you on the map. you can also see a little bit of slow traffic. over in the usual spot. westbound highway 48 point, but no crashes there instead, we're looking at what's going on here. that's a crash in the eastbound direction of 80 at gilman, and maybe people are just slowing down to look at it and see what happened because there's still some slow traffic in that westbound direction. there's also a couple of

crashes. at the bay bridge toll plaza. so you're driving the car queensbridge mcarthur maze 22 minutes bridge toll plaza. this is probably our heaviest traffic spot across the bay area this morning. there's a couple of minor crashes just west of the toll plaza. and that is slowing things down. 6 31, let's go back to the desk. all right, ali. thank you. but this is the first day of classes for students in the west contra costa county school district, those students and two other big school district, san francisco and san jose will come back to classes tomorrow. it's a lot different from most bay area students this year. no face mask or routine test requirements. now the focus is on helping students readjust to being in classrooms with a lot of other people and the psychological changes that can bring so important for their social emotional health for their development for their academic success. school officials are still recommending people get the covid vaccines and booster shots that could

include the newest version of the booster shot, which is expected to be available later this year. it specifically targets the newest sub variants of oh mccrone b, a four nba five that emerged late last year. be a five by the way is responsible for almost 90% of the new virus cases. well teachers are worried about how long it will take students to recover from the educational damage caused by the pandemic. some studies show nationally, children are months behind in reading and math, but this learning deficit is far greater in oakland. new stats show 60% of second graders or at least one grade level behind in reading and 70% are at least one grade level behind in math. trying to learn second or third grade curriculum, and maybe not being able to count or no, your letter sounds. so that's that's how extreme it's become. now children. rising says the inequities within oakland and other school districts were made

far worse by the pandemic. we have an update now on the future of san francisco's laguna honda hospital and rehab center. it had been scheduled to close september 13th, but that timeline has been extended two months through mid november, the facility had lost its federal certification and to receive to receive medicare and medicaid payments. after failing several inspections. that means it would have to close and move the 600 patients out and fix the problems before applying for re certification. nine people who had already been transferred to other facilities died shortly after they were moved your time now 6 34 happening today. santa clara county supervisors due to vote on funding to mental health programs for children. the $2.5 million in funding will come from the state it would expand mobile crisis services in the south bay. as well as mental health wellness centers in schools. supporters of the center say they're needed

because of the isolation, stress and other problems caused by covid in the past 2.5 years. if the project is approved services should be available by january. today the santa clara city council members are set to discuss an offer that would resolve legal disputes between the city and the 49ers. the team proposes to help fund several housing and youth programs if the city allows the niners to keep managing levi stadium. now the 49ers are accused of mismanaging operations and allowing concerts to go past curfew. the city's share of stadium revenues is also well below projections. now, 6 35 has been one year now since american troops left afghanistan taliban fighters, they're held victory parades and mark the anniversary of when the taliban took over the capital city of kabul. under their rule, music is banned. women have to be completely covered when they go outside and access to work and to education is restricted. the united

nations is estimating that 97% of the afghan people are at risk of falling into poverty. afghanistan is a sanctuary for terrorism. the very reason we went there, the very reason we stayed there for 20 years to ensure that terrorists did not rise again attacked the american people, and we're right back where we started. 13 american service members died at kabul's airport after being attacked during the fast and very chaotic withdrawal of u. s personnel woman who fled afghanistan after the taliban took control of the country has started. a new life here in the bay area. hakim says she has been a student in afghanistan. but when the taliban returned to power, she had to stop her studies. now she and her mother made it to the us with help from a group called international rescue committee. thanks to notre dame demure university in belmont, she received housing and living

assistance. i came hopes to eventually become a dentist. i want to study. i want to continue my education. and that is my first step of my life. my future. for two months. i came in her mother lived in an apartment at the university before they found a more permanent housing situation in hayward. so far, five afghan families have passed through the campus to 6 37. almost everybody here in the bay area knows about fleet week in san francisco, but this year is also navy week in san jose. listen to the music 75 sailors are performing music. they're working at food banks, also answering questions from the public about what it's really like to be in the navy and one sailor who's a 10 year veteran said they hold similar events in ports around the world. certainly the reason i've stayed in for so long and will

stay that we just have the most amazing experiences with our audience. when we're overseas is a lot of diplomacy and just relations with our partner countries. now maybe week is held in as many as 15 cities every year around the country. this is the only west coast appearance of navy week and you'll be seeing sailors between now until next saturday at community events, corporate events and even just walking around enjoying san jose. very nice. alright, enjoy the last few days, weeks of summer in august, out and about ali, it looks like some people are maybe staying home or finishing up those vacations. commutes been pretty light. it's been light in most parts, except just in the last half hour or so. things got very busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. we mentioned a couple of minor crashes that happened. fender benders at the toll plaza. nothing major, but it's enough. to really slow things down there, as you can see, the backup here extends beyond the mcarthur maze traffic moving

through but expect to give yourself some extra time. if you're trying to get onto the span this morning, here's highway 24 in lafayette, where it's a little bit lighter than it was say about an hour ago, so traffic moving smoothly to the caldecott tunnel. richmond center fell. bridge toll plaza getting a little bit slower, but no major issues on the richmond san rafael bridge. so that is a good news there in the golden gate bridge traffic usually never has any problem and you can see maybe far off in the distance, a little bit of fog hugging the coastline, but right there, but for most of us, it's going to be a pretty clear warm day as steve paulson has been telling us all morning in since yesterday we've been bracing ourselves. people inland, bracing themselves for that hotter weather, little puff of a west wind, though there at the golden gate bridge, that's not that's not sorry. there is a little fog up there. yes but can that's not unless you go west. you're not going to find any fog, that's for sure. inland

temps will warm up rapidly here lot of seventies already and some of the higher elevations. diablo's almost 80 degrees right now, so that's some really warm air aloft. overall, some fog those creeping along filling in on the coast. it's hard to see, but it's there, but very shallow , you know, only impact will be on the immediate coast. but we could easily go from 66 67 68 to 1. oh, six today, so 40 degrees spread on some of those temps here. walnut creek, santa rosa, oakland and san jose. these are the advertised for august 16th on the bottom. and then these are the forecast eyes mind. one oh 4 98 82 93 so again, everyone's well above here. stinson beach will go 72 half moon bay 66 santa cruz 74 so cool to nice yet cloverdale one oh, six, brentwood one. oh, five and lost. god is 97 degrees hot . so the heat advisory is north and east for most especially higher elevations or the most inland locations where there will be some pushing one. oh 5106, the water temps continue

to drop a database briefly hit 50 now. 51 point reyes 52 mid fifties around monterey, so i mean, that's why there's fog there. as long as you have a little puff of west wind and that cold water you'll get some fog, which is what we're seeing. 50 60 seventies on the temps a lot of fifties here. i mean, the laws aren't bad, but higher elevations. it's really warm. that's a lot of gray out there. it's just can't go anywhere. just not high is too strong. a little bit of monsoon cloud cover. now kind of drifting into tahoe area, probably just more show than go. that's something to watch for the next couple of days, 60 seventies eighties by the water nineties and 100 to 1 . oh, five, maybe one. oh, six for some well inland. still pretty toasty on wednesday, looks like fog and high will start to lose its crypt. so cooler weather by the end of the week. you guys okay? steve time is 6 41 battle it's starbucks to bring in unions becoming more complicated now by starbucks says the government should block any new union elections. we're getting some breaking news from the white house as well. first lady joe biden has tested positive for covid. we're going

to talk about her symptoms. garcia also here with what else we're following for you here on mornings on two. good morning. good morning. clearly it's a busy one. when i join you in studio will start with the debate that's been going on in san francisco for years now and now the city of new york is considering a similar plan in the next hour just how much it could cost drivers to enter parts of manhattan. if the plan is passed, then calls to do more to stop gun violence in the bay area's biggest city. coming up in the eight o'clock hour of mornings on two. we're talking live with san jose's mayor sam liccardo about his plans to get more officers back on patrol. stay with us.

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large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us.

negative yesterday during regular testing, but then started to have cold like symptoms later in the day. then she received a positive pcr test . the office of the first lady says she is double boosted only has mild symptoms. she's isolating now at a residence in south carolina. that's where the bidens around vacation at the moment, the white house press secretary says president biden has tested negative. make sure you stay with us here on mornings on tube will bring you the very latest on first lady joe biden president biden is such a sign the inflation reduction act into law. the $739 billion bill is a cornerstone of the president's agenda and a big win for democrats. it includes taxes on giant corporations, lower prescription drug costs

and funding for clean energy and fighting climate change. it could make a difference in november as well. the latest fox news poll shows and even split among voters between democrats and republicans in congress, erasing a seven point republican advantage from earlier this year. i think that they needed to yell this a little bit earlier, they needed to talk about this a little bit earlier, whether make a difference in november remains to be seen. now over the next few weeks, the president and his team will travel across the country to promote the new law, including a celebration at the white house next month. our time is 6 46. apple just reached a settlement to pave retail employees more than $30 million in unpaid overtime connected to bag checks . the settlement was improved by a federal judge. it covers more than 12,000 current and former retail workers here in california. apple is said the bag checks were necessary to prevent steps, but they have stopped the practice, employees

will be getting an average of $1300 each. and apple's corporate employees are being told they have to come back to the office on a hybrid schedule beginning september 5th. apple notified employees of this new plan yesterday. employees will have to come into the office on tuesdays and thursdays as well as a third day that we decided by team managers, apples returned to office. those plans have been delayed several times . starbucks is asking the national labor relations board to temporarily suspend all union elections added to us stores. the coffee chain claims it has evidence that the federal agency has been unfairly helping its workers unionized. however the board denies any wrongdoing and its dealings with starbucks workers and many labor leaders say this is just starbucks latest effort to stop workers from forming unions. employees and an estimated 220 us. starbucks coffee shops have recently voted to unionize american airlines, taking a major step to reduce flight

delays this fall. the carrier has cut 16% of the flights it would normally schedule in november, including the very busy thanksgiving holiday period. now it's a total of nearly 5000 flights. it has already cut 19,000 of its flights this year. americans says making the cuts now makes it easier for passengers to make their travel plans. rearrange those plans. nearly every major airline has experienced serious crew shortages since the start of the year, which forced flights to be delayed or canceled. delayed for hours or canceled. the exercise bike industry is pedaling toward a struggling trend. indoor cycling studio soul cycle is closing 20 of its 82 locations nationwide. they are laying off about 75 workers. the closings are being blamed on changing exercise habits following covid lockdowns to locations in the bay area are reportedly closing one in san jose, another in san francisco last week, peloton announced it

is laying off nearly 800 employees as it looks. to cut costs. 6 48 state lawmakers have less than three weeks now. the debate last minute requests on climate change from government news, so the governor wants to turn california's goal of becoming carbon neutral by the year 2045 into state law. he wants new targets for greenhouse gas emissions, and he wants to rule keeping oil wells farther away from schools, parks and homes. the governor also wants lawmakers to extend the life of diablo canyon nuclear power plant. by 5 to 10 years, lawmakers from both parties say utility customers have to have a say in these proposals. part of the package, maybe to do exactly what the governor is asking in some form and put it through the legislative process. but make sure that we address people's electricity rates and address moving electricity development up in a way that that we won't be in this situation again.

democratic leaders in both the state assembly and the state senate say they support the governor's ideas, but so far there's no draft legislation that's been released at this point. alright, 6 49 is the time back over. definitely checking in on traffic bay bridge toll plaza was pretty crowded. last check still pretty crowded there. there's still a clearing some of those earlier crashes just west of the toll plaza. but we're going to start this time in the south bay because overall things are looking pretty good. actually first we will show you the slow drive on westbound 5 80 through the livermore valley, also some slow traffic. on 84 southbound and eighties after 2 38, but overall south bay commute looks pretty good, aside from a little bit of slow traffic, nothing specific on dortmund one. oh, one san mateo bridge. it's a little bit busy, but no major problems getting over to the peninsula. the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza is crowded as well. a bit of slow traffic and sluggish traffic getting over into marin

county 6 50 here's steve paulson. ali thank you. you're welcome. alright we'll get to it here. we'll have a maybe 40 degrees spread on high temps today between the coast over there over yonder and out yonder there. 66 to 1. oh, six. yes 66 , probably around half moon by pacific. to 106 multiple locations. well, north and east will be flirting with that as a possibility. we do have some fog out there. you can kind of see it if you're looking there, and you're you're 80 85 inch high def tv probably say in the last few inches. so there's broad there, which means coast without an offshore breeze will be in the sixties and seventies will do that for stinson beach, half moon bay and santa cruz. santa cruz actually got a little cold yesterday afternoon when the fog came in cloverdale one oh, six. print with 105 in los scotus 97 degrees, so the heat is on? yes you know, we've had a pretty nice summer but started like late last week and continues today as a tops out. conquered yesterday. 100 will go one. oh four today only 99 tomorrow,

dave will go only five degrees cooler. come on. you can do better than that. maybe 98 advisory north and east tyrol of higher elevations are really warm there in the seventies for many water temps continue to take a dip if you will, but obey 51 point reyes point arena, 50 to san francisco bowie and the monterey boys all mid fifties. that's down 10 degrees for many from compared to last week. 52 santa rosa and petaluma 57 napa airport a lot of 50 cent carlos in their sunnyvale, palo alto, then sixties, but at least the lows are cooling off or not in those upper sixties and seventies for most 53 down in monterey that continues to drop 41 44 truck in tahoe yet 60 seventies in the valley and of course, eighties on the desert. that's a lot of gray out there. it's just has no place to go the highest just squashing it, so it's very low level right down on the deck, as we say, and some monsoon question now finally started to knock on the door. that's up in town. come on in. maybe we'll keep an eye on that for thunderstorm activity and

next couple of days. don't think so. today. just cloud cover. 60 seventies eighties nineties and far enough inland, you'll find those 100 still pretty hot inland tomorrow. a lot of fog, though, and i think with a little help, it'll start to cool things down, dave end of the week and into the weekend. okay see? thank you. times 53. it was the play of the season. but guess what? it didn't happen on the football field coming up in the next hour how one high school team jumped into action here. disabled woman trapped inside of her car after a crash. and the cost of getting into a six flags. amusement park is about to go up to tell you why the company's ceo blames teenagers for

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♪ ♪ elon musk says tesla's full self-driving software is “amazing”, it will “blow your mind.” but does it work? this happens over and over again. 100,000 tesla drivers are already using full self-driving on public roads. i'm dan o'dowd. i'm a safety engineer and tesla full self-driving is the worst commercial software i've ever seen. tell congress to shut it down. paid for by the dawn project. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors.

prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. 56 a justice department plans to block efforts to unseal an affidavit used to justify searching former president trump's mar a lago estate in florida. prosecutors say the affidavit contains highly classified materials and very sensitive information about witnesses and the fbi says during the search it removed 11 sets of documents labeled classified or top secret. former president trump accuses the fbi of planting materials last week while they executed that search warrant. some republican lawmakers say the search went too far. no i think president trump is showing the right aspect to dial it down to help solve that. i think that the

department of justice has a real responsibility to actually do the same. now there are growing concerns about violence targeting members of law enforcement, a joint security bulletin issued by the fbi and the department of homeland security is urging agents and police officers to stay alert as the number of online threats increase. it is 6 57 netflix plans of sub lease an entire campus in los gatos, the 165,000 square foot offices on winchester circle is right down the street from the company's headquarters. netflix recently laid off about 450 employees. they also plan to rent out an office building in los angeles. it's 6 57, the head of six flags as the company will be raising prices to try to prevent quote rowdy teenagers from visiting the amusement parks, the company's ceo, says the theme park to become a daycare center for teenagers over the summer

and on weekend evenings. now to try to change all that six flags will be raising prices. the company says it wants to attract more affluent clientele and that they're okay with having fewer people inside the parks to make that happen. six flags operates 27 theme parks in north america, including discovery kingdom in vallejo and hurricane harbor in concord. well animal rights advocates or filing arguments with the u. s supreme propositin 12 california's pork production law, californians passed that initiative back in 2018. it requires breeding pigs be housed in cages. there are at least 24 ft to biden administration is agreeing with pork producers who say prop 12 interferes with interstate commerce by raising operational costs and also leading the higher consumer prices. the supreme court will hear this case in october.

people in livermore can now receive free recycled water for landscaping their property, the city opened a fill up station at the livermore water reclamation plant on west jack london boulevard. there, you can fill up to 300 gallons of water. each visit, recycled water is filtered, and it's treated wastewater. it's not safe for you to drink. it can only be used for watering trees and shrubs and gardens. i think this is better water for the loan, and i think it's a better for the environment. it was now to be yellow draw. you have to live in livermore. you have to apply for a permit from the city and you have to attend a brief one on one training session. get ready for another round of hot weather in the inland parts of the bay area. some areas could see triple digits and will tell you how bark could be affected. plus police are searching for a gunman involved in a daytime

shooting in oakland. officers say they think the shooter may be tied to another crime as well. then arrested been made and the beating of a seven year old woman in san francisco why the arrests are shocking to many in the community. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it is tuesday. it's august 16th to see you guys here to be in the air conditioned studio. oh, it's going to be hot to bay area will have another hot day. we're out live looking around the bay area and looking towards san francisco. these are live pictures. look at that. hes out there sunshine out there. too many areas in the bay area will top triple digits. francisco is the place to be or out along the coast because inland is where we'll find the extreme heat. there is the danger of heat stroke as well as wildfire. we have team coverage troy this morning as we're tracking the heat reporter james torres life in dublin, one of the hot spots there is fire crews