all latino and dozens of others who were detained and not arrested were not latino, legitimate issue to bring up, but there are other explanations other than police officers

simply wanting to enforce the law in a racially biased way. anthony brass, a former federal prosecutor, says he's represented drug dealers as a criminal defense attorney. he says the people detained but not arrested or likely those buying and using drugs. and that drug sales in any given area or often controlled by one ethnic group. you're rarely going to get multi ethnic cooperation in controlling drug dealing turf, calling about drug dealers. colorado lives and works in the tenderloin, he said. it's not biased policing just because all those arrested are latinos, 99.9% of the drug dealers in the tenderloin. are hispanics, immigrants from honduras. residents want to see police be more aggressive in the tenderloin. sergeant solorzano tells me he's confident he did nothing wrong, he said. i'm not targeting people targeting areas. police chief bill scott says the crackdown on drug dealers is in response to community concerns and that he supports his officers. making arrests, according to the law in

san francisco, and burly ktvu fox two news. thank you. amber san francisco, please are offering a $25,000 reward for information about the killing of a man who's sleeping bag was set on fire nearly one year ago. it happened october 8th of last year near the intersection of 25th. and south van ness. investigators say the 45 year old victim was sound asleep inside the sleeping bag when he died in that fire. police are now hoping the reward money will lead to an arrest. in the case. time is 405, the coroner's office and contra costa county's investigating the death of a 94 year old resident know of an assisted living facility in walnut creek. on wednesday night and 94 year old man died, the chronicle reports. his death occurred four days after a 93 year old woman died at the facility owned by the same company in san mateo. employees there reportedly mistakenly gave her dishwashing liquid to drink instead of juice. there are now

mandatory evacuations because of a brush fire burning in small communities in the sierra foothills. the wildfire broke out last night in the city of sonora and two alameda county. that fire grew from a few acres to at last word 40 acres with 0% containment. we received these new photos and video just a short time ago. alameda county sheriff's office has issued mandatory evacuation orders or warnings for parts of sonora and neighboring jamestown. a section of highway one await is closed this morning and evacuation center is now open at the sheriff's posse grounds in jamestown. another fire we're monitoring this morning is in the mendocino county area. it's affecting highway traffic through that area. the fire started thursday afternoon south of the city of will. it's just east of highway one. oh, 11, north bound lane of 101 is closed because of that fire now, so far that fire burned 109 acres, no containment there as

well. firefighters have stopped the forward progress of the flames, but evacuation warnings are being given to two nearby subdivisions. some video of the smoke from that fire close to 200. firefighters are on the scene. they have also brought into helicopters. well this morning, southern california fire crews continue to make progress battling a wildfire that's about 40 miles north of downtown l. a. the round fire is 27% contained now, after more than 5200 acres burned and at least two homes were destroyed. seven firefighters retreated hoe of the evacuees who had to flee a mobile home park may be allowed to go back home later today. we can report that the paradise valley mobile home park . we're going to lift the evacuation orders in that neighborhood along the ridge route later this morning. we anticipate being able to make adjustments to those evacuation orders. we just need to validate

the safety of the road and ensure that there's no hazards to the public. now because of that wildfire 20 miles of interstate five in both directions were closed for more than 24 hours. but this morning that freeway is open again to make sure you stay right here with us on mornings on to get the very latest on wildfires burning across california, you can go to ktvu .com for slash wildfires. santa clara county is designating more than a dozen places as cooling centers in anticipation of more hot weather. nine public libraries. this and various senior centers will be open with special hours over the next few days in many cities, including morgen hill, palo alto and san jose. county health officials are urging those most vulnerable, such as the elderly to find an air conditioned space between the hours of 10 am and eight pm head to ktvu dot com for complete list and map of those centers. pg knee does not plan any public

safety power shutoffs this weekend, but east bay mud says it's ready if necessary. the water agency has stationed 38 portable generators and pumps said critical facilities in alameda encounter caustic counties. this will keep water flowing. should pg need determine the power shutoffs are necessary in extreme fire conditions, emergency equipment will remain in place through the fire. season time is rural nine. across california, millions of people are being reminded by health officials. this holiday heatwave can be really dangerous . emergency responders are bracing for many 911 calls in the next several days as temperatures top up 100 degrees . now if you spend too much time in the direct heat, you risk getting a heart attack, heat strokes, even brain damage. two organs that are most, um, affected by severe heat is the heart as well as the brain as you get hotter and you get more confused. you sometimes get into

what's called a delirium where you're basically totally disoriented where you may just end up walking right off of a cliff. and there's a reason some bay area parks are going to be closed as holiday weekend because of the extreme heat. remember his long hot spell as this one. hopefully it's not gonna last two months, probably a good safety measure as well. you don't want people passing out on the trails? you know, actually, resources for that seems like a prudent thing to do at this point in the summer. pretty dry out here. it's the kind of dryness and heat that with exertion threatens health and just a reminder if you live in the really hot areas, try to stay cool indoors during this heatwave. that's not too much to ask. no i would say i enjoyed the nice cool about 60 degree air coming in my windows. this morning. mm hmm. feeling we're gonna need to shut those windows pretty soon. that's changing. rosemary oroczo has our forecast . yes and that's the part of the problem. when we get this hot,

we don't even cool off in the overnight hours. and so, yes, it is going to be very uncomfortable. for some. it's going to be dangerously hot for others giving you a live. look here out of dark start to the morning and a little bit of fog and cloud cover out there. joining us once again. temperatures for today will be very similar to yesterday, perhaps even a little bit cooler. for some of course, relatively speaking right still well into the mid to upper nineties for our hotter locations. storm tracker to giving us a better idea where some of that cloud cover is out there this morning along the coastline, seeing it inside the bay. it will peel back and we will be partly cloudy at the coastline for today, mostly sunny for the rest. we do have visibility issues right over santa rosa once again this morning, down to about half mile outside of that no problems to report half moon bay reporting three miles, everybody else between five and 10 and the onshore breeze through fairfield. 20 mph so actually a tad bit stronger than where we were yesterday morning, so hopefully you're feeling that little bit of cool air that pam mentioned a moment ago. 55

degrees to start your morning in san francisco, 56 napa at the inner east bay and miles start for you, livermore and brentwood already right about 66 as we get into the afternoon temperatures under mostly sunny skies will be very warm inland. here's a look at the cloud cover for the afternoon again. partly cloudy expected for the coast mostly sunny for the rest of us. and then as we get into tomorrow morning that marine layer begins to pull back earlier. it's not quite as extensive and again temperatures are expected to continue to heat up with the advisories moving into place tomorrow for today, 10 degrees above average and santa rosa at 95 seventies in san francisco, 79 in oakland, 97 expected for livermore and 89 san jose. a better look at this afternoon highs for today and that excessive heat coming our way for the holiday weekend and the extended forecast coming up. thank you. rosemary millions of people have travel plans this holiday weekend still ahead. we'll tell you why drivers can still expect to pay quite a bit

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4 15 here on morning sun to labor day marks the end of the summer travel season for many businesses, but tourist destinations here in the bay area hope the holiday is the start of a strong september spending spree. business leaders tell ktvu christian captain, they believe this holiday will be the boost they need to bounce back. together san francisco's tourist destinations are already buzzing with visitors and with labor day weekend almost upon us, those areas are hoping for even more tourists. it's the kickoff of our for lack of a

better term our sweet spot in the in the war because there's no fog, the weather you know it's warm. it's hot everywhere else, and so everyone wants to come and enjoy the natural air conditioning of the war. so and we're open to receive randall scott from the fisherman's wharf community benefit district says labor day is just the beginning of a traditionally busy time of year. we have labor day and then we've got some dream force and the conventions and then fleet week is going to be big this year. all of those visitors need places to stay, alex bashing from san francisco's hotel council says labor day in particular is a great time to get away to san francisco with warm weather elsewhere. we have eighties. i think that we're going to be experiencing next week and from now until fleet week. we actually have the best weather the world has to offer. the hotel council says tourism from many asian countries continues to lag, but european and domestic visits are picking up and hotels in san francisco are offering competitive rates

to help draw visitors. the hotels are hoping for full rooms for the fall. in the month of september, especially during the dream force convention is definitely very close to a fully occupied and what's wonderful is not just the hospitality industry that benefits all of us hospitality, experts say. as we see more visitors, the benefits spill over into the city's restaurants and bars and the city's bottom line for all the taxes that are collected from all those visitors in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu fox two news, christian thank you. time for 17 today is expected to be one of the busiest travel days at bay area airport, and they're getting ready for that busy time of the year. oakland airport. debate almost 225,000 passengers will leave or arrive at the airport through next tuesday. and today and monday are expected to be the busiest days at the airport . if you're catching a flight, the airports and the airlines say, give yourself more time than you normally would travel booking app hopper expects

almost 13 million people will catch a flight this labor day weekend and travel problems are expected around the country, with airlines blaming labor shortages for delayed and canceled flights because of the current working conditions. hundreds of off duty delta pilots picketed outside. some of the biggest airports over the weekend, including sfo. the pilots say they want a new contract with the airlines. it's not just about pay, so obviously paid if inflation is serious, and we all feel inflation, however, it's also about job protections, making sure that delta pastors are flown by delta pilots retirement as well as scheduled quality quality of life as well. now while that picket line didn't affect officn anyone who traveled this weekend keep it close eye out for any delays or flight cancelations, and the federal government just launched a new website to help passengers. know their rights when their flight is canceled or

delayed the dashboard on transportation dot gov lists what airlines have to do for travelers like rebooking services. meals for delays longer than three hours and overnight accommodations were major flight disruptions, green checks and red xs indicate what airlines will and won't provide. millions of people are expected to drive somewhere this labor day weekend. even with the hot weather, gas prices in some locations are still dropping the statewide averages now 5 25 a gallon that's down 30 cents from last month. but in san francisco , it's higher 5 47 a gallon people in solano county have the cheapest average price at 5 19. in most other bay area counties. the average is about 5 30 to 5 40, but you can find gas. less than $5 a gallon if you look around with so many people on the roads, the chp says they are going to be out in force this labor day weekend, the highway patrol says the annual maximum enforcement period will start

tonight at six o'clock. that means all officers will be working. monitoring the roads for people driving under the influence, the chp says. last year, there were nearly 1000 d u i arrest and more than 6000 tickets issued during the holiday weekend. not fooling around. 4 20. rosemary's back talking about our the weather for today and heading into the weekend. so far, you can believe it. we are looking at temperatures being the coolest today. and we're still getting to about 99 degrees for some of our inland cities. good morning, dave. good morning, pam. good morning to all of you happy friday as we head into the holiday weekend. we are turning up the dial on the heat, and for some, it is going to be dangerously hot. a live look outside our doors where it's a little tough to see what's going on out there. it's a dark start . we've got clouds in overhead and it looks like we can see perhaps just the top there of the bridge. we are looking at temperatures again today just as warm as yesterday. shave off a

few degrees, but not much change going on today. tomorrow we start to see the heat increase sunday monday, right now look to be the hottest days. and even on tuesday, temperatures are only expected to come down ever so subtly, so still going to be a very warm day. the national weather service has fine tuned the advisories that will go into place. notice the shade of orgeere for our bayside community, so begins on sunday , and it will lastay. bayside cs now let's talk about our inland cities because this is where we are going to see temperatures reached near 110 degrees by sunday and monday. paypal excessive heat warning for inland cities starts tomorrow and goes all the way until tuesday, so it's going to be longer lasting for our inland cities. the folks who actually need the cooler weather to move in the sooner going to receive it last outsider doors at this time generally quiet, we have a little bit of cloud cover along

the coast and just inside the bay and the onshore breeze fairly weak. a delta fairfield, travis air force base reporting right about 20 mph this morning and our temperatures are within a few degrees of where we were yesterday. 60 degrees to start your morning and conquered 57 in oakland, 55 for you. san francisco wins generally light expected to remain that way and your afternoon highs for today. 71 san francisco 85 for the peninsula of redwood city, nearing 100 degrees in antiochus 99 in the north bay 95 4 center rosa, your extended forecast getting into your holiday weekend notice the numbers, especially for inland cities above 100 degrees nearing 1 10 on monday. meanwhile around the bay upper eighties expected for tomorrow and mid nineties for sunday, monday along the coast, very enjoyable weather upper seventies expected in pacific, although santa cruz expected to be in the eighties and nineties for the holiday weekend, a little bit cooler on tuesday back t.

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pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to friday. apam cook friday. it's a little too hot for me, though. okay? i was gonna give it to you anyway. september 2nd rosemary's right here talking about our heat, and also there's some fog around the bay area. we continue with that summertime spread 40 degree difference from the coast inland. as we get into the weekend. we are going to kind of continue that trend, but eventually it's going to become dangerously hot for inland cities and fortunately landing perhaps just in time for the holiday, giving you a look here at what we can expect with this pattern, and the high pressure that strengthening in today is going to be a warm day, although today very similar to yesterday. tomorrow a few degrees warmer. and right now, the hottest days look to be sunday through tuesday. when we do have advisories in place for that heat and again, as we've been talking about all week long are inland cities could reach near 110 degrees. better details on today and the rest of your holiday weekend coming up in just a little bit at 4 31. let's

see how the traffic is moving this morning was salgado, sal. good morning, rosemary. right we don't have a lotooking going on, which is just the way we like it on the richmond bridge. let's go there. can see. traffic is moving along very nicely and it continues to be nice at the bay bridge toll plaza. we don't see anything on the same mateo bridge. now this is early, obviously so things will change. but right now we're off to a good start for 32. let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal joyride in a stolen police cruiser ended with a man behind bars after he crashed. ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us the man is accused of stealing the police patrol car. while the officer was on a call. oakland police, alameda county sheriff's deputies and a chp helicopter converged on the normally quiet roquemore neighborhood after a hot pursuit. it was surprising because we had heard the chase going on for so long. the suspect, a guy who stole this oakland police car just before 1 30 in the morning and crashed

outside this home near oak more and lamar boulevard. i'm speechless. the woman who lives here didn't realize that patrol cruiser was stolen until we told her i had no idea. i thought it was a cop in a cop car unawares of the power of that vehicle that could do this kind of damage. that crash happened after a man jumped into the police suv in your 12th and broadway downtown as the officer was handling a medical call. the suspect was chased by sheriff's deputies and police on 8 80 fruitvale avenue before he crashed. i've learned the suspect under arrest is 47 year old derek baker. neighbors stunned to see a suspect taking out of the driver's seat of a police car. we're getting someone out of the cruiser that was in the brick wall and they threw him on the ground. we saw an officer pulled his gun, and then it looked like they had somebody down on the ground behind the cars parked in the driveway. and then it looks like they got him that black and white sideswiping this prius belonging to next door neighbor tez. now it makes sense why? there were quite a few cop cars

that were around. many cop cars can be protected with what's known as the secure idle system . the officer pushes the button and removes the key. but the computer and radio stay on which is critical, but that apparently did not happen here. this isn't the first time in oakland cop car has been stolen, so it's a safe bet department will work on better securing their vehicles in oakland. henry lee ktvu fox two news thank you time. it's 4 34 and illegal casino was taken down by oakland police. the police spent a month investigating the casino. know before they broke up the operation yesterday on 17th avenue, not far from san antonio park. police say they seized four semi automatic weapons 12 gaming machines £15 of marijuana and $3000 in cash. four people were arrested. oakland police and the alameda county sheriff's office have agreed to ban or severely restrict the use of rubber bullets being bags and less lethal munitions at

demonstrations. the agencies will also pay a total of $250,000 to 2 protesters who were injured during a protest following george floyd's killing in 2020. the money will be shared by tosh seers who was shot in the hip and kira brown, who was shot in the calf. both were hit with rubber bullets fired by sheriff's deputies during a protest. a spokesman for the sheriff's office did not immediately respond to a request for comment. time now for 35, oakland firefighters still watching for flare ups from an overnight house fire first reported just before 11 p.m. on mary would drive near highway 13 in the oakland hills. look at the pictures. the oakland fire department tweeted this video of the flames racing through that home. no injuries have been reported, but that fire caused major damage. an unspecified discovery at a construction site in downtown san jose has paused work on the park habitat office tower. now the developers did not say exactly what they found

. but west bank said in a statement that they are working with the aloni tribe as they investigate the 20 story towers going up on park avenue and almond in boulevard. it will include offices, retail and restaurants and an expanded site. for the tech interactive museum. time is now for 36 new covid booster shots could arrive as early as next week. the state says california will get one million booster shots and have an ample supply for every resident who wants it. these new vaccines were developed by fighter and by moderna. they target the original covid strain , as well as the macron sub variants b a four and be a five. the biden administration ordered these vaccine shots and we're just waiting for the fda to approve them, and that happened yesterday. anything that works to help the you know, to help to keep the virus down to keep the court the covid-19, you know. at a level to where we can maintain and move on with our lives

because we're sick of it. everybody's sick of it. booster shots are authorized based on information from studies on mice , not human beings, but health officials say safety should not be a problem. do this every year with the influenza vaccine. we don't test it in humans. we tested in animals. if it looks fine. we just go ahead with that decades. we've been doing that. i think it's fine about safety. both of them will be available fighter is available for those folks who are 12 years and older and moderna will be available for people who are 18 years and older. by next wednesday, santa clara county hopes to have the booster shots that it's vaccine clinics alameda and contra costa county expect to offer the boosters at the end of next week. california's electric grid operator has extended its flex alert through today. ktvu is elissa harrington shows us how people in the east bay are adjusting their routines to help relieve stress on the power grid. triple digit heat in concord sent families to the spray ground at meadow homes

park like lydia heinz and her three year old son, i heard tomorrow is gonna be even more hot, so i'm not liking it, but the water is definitely cooler myself. much of the bay area is roasting in this heat wave that is threatening the state's power grid extended its flex alert through friday. high temperatures and high demand could cause outages because there's me a lot because it's very hot. so with the power out if the power goes out in the a c goes out and then you know i don't like the heat. it makes me have attitude, so i could i could just see that creating problems, residents are being asked to conserve power and avoid using large appliances like washing machines during peak hours from four pm to nine pm owners of electric cars are also being told to limit charging. when we first got here, we saw that it was pretty full and it's not normally this full at this time of the day, so we were happy we got a spot there's tesla charging station in concord was busy with people trying to prepare for the long weekend. it's concerning because we have a lot of warm days here,

especially in the east bay. and what are we supposed to do not get around? so thank goodness i have backup gasoline vehicles as well. owners were told to cut back on charging only days after the state announced it was moving towards electric only banning the sale of new gas vehicles by the year. 2035 it is . it's called it an unfortunate coincidence, baker with silicon valley mobility, said lawmakers should not second guess their decision. he said. this stress on the grid chose them. the infrastructure is not there yet . and in this case with the heatwave, everybody's cranking up the a c, then charging an electric vehicle at the same time might be a challenge, which basically means just selling all these vehicles does not mean that we are done. we need also to get the infrastructure already. alright we're talking about all of that charging dishwasher washing machine. if europe now get them all started . yes, mary? yes get it all done

. relax good morning to you happy friday. hopefully you have a three day weekend coming your way we will want to spend a lot of it indoors, especially for inland cities or head toward the coast. if you're okay, dealing with some of that traffic, giving you a look here at the storm tracker to where again? we have low clouds along the coastline just inside the bay and today is actually going to be very similar to yesterday, perhaps even a tad cooler for some but when i say a tad cooler , i'm talking just a few degrees , so you may not even really notice visibility and issue over santa rosa this morning, down about half a mile outside of that no problems to report on those highways, at least when it comes to low lying fog, the onshore breeze for fairfield a little bit stronger this morning and 22 mph. hopefully you're feeling a little bit of that nice core pacific error, things begin to warm up as we get into the second part of the morning with mostly sunny skies inland and away from the coastline 32 degrees right now in nevada, we have 50 the seven in oakland

already 66 to start your morning livermore, so it won't be too long before you're feeling warm after the miles start. i also want to point out just how dry we are. take a look at mount diablo. you get away from the influence of the marine layer and 81 degrees right now reported at mount diablo. relative humidity, 17% so, of course, we've been talking a lot about the heat, but it is also going to be very dry as we move forward through the weekend as we get into the second part of the afternoon. i do expect temperatures again to warm into the sixties at the coast seventy's around the bay eighties and nineties expected inland. better details on those afternoon highs and the heat advisory as well as the excessive heat warning expected for the weekend for our inland cities were on this coming up in the extended forecast. this is getting a little bit harder than i like. but long as you take plenty of water and don't overdo. i think if you're gonna be fine. we are talking with people around the bay they are e

to beat the heat and shoppers were robbed by gunmen. right in the middle of the day. now the police are searching for the people who did

welcome back to morning zone two is now 4 44 police in palo alto investigating an armed robbery at the stanford shopping center. ktvu is brooks jarocz looked at how the robbers pulled off this crime and what they got away with played out in the middle of the day in this parking lot. a couple says they return to their car after shopping when they were surrounded by five armed men. it's terrifying just to be blocked in is terrifying stanford shopping center wednesday afternoon palo well to policing a man and woman in their thirties got into their car immediately. this white dodge challenger and a white audie sedan blocked them in two armed men approached the woman on the passenger side, one pointing a gun, the other taking her purse. male victim in this

case tried to come to the aid of the other victim when he saw the weapons when that happened, that's when an additional group of suspects presented themselves , police say a struggling suit with the three other armed men in ski masks and gloves. the victim had his necklace ripped off the suspects demanded his watch. one of them punched the man in the head. he's expected to be okay. it's scary, i would say yes. i'm stunned, growing up up here that there's that kind of crime, but investigators say the crime didn't end there. as the suspects tried to speed away , they had traffic near arboretum drive, the challenger rammed a pickup truck to make room for both cars to escape. i think it's crazy. it's like something has to be done. obviously. i mean, this is a safe community, this type of activity. the reason it's so brazen and the reason it's so concerning to us is that it is rare. so there is that and i think people should take comfort

in that fact, but it's not unique to palo alto robberies involving expensive watches and high end jewelry are becoming more common. a crime of opportunity for thieves. it doesn't make me worried. it makes me conscious. and maybe ir be a little more thoughtful. about my surroundings. detectives are trying to determine if this armed robbery is connected with others in the bay area, if you know anything called palo alto police brooks jarocz ktvu fax two news . thank you. brooks and newly released video shows a wild smash and grab burglary. here's surveillance footage showing thieves driving through the front door of a sporting goods store. once inside, you can see the two suspects. they're shooting at a gun case and kicking it in an attempt to get it open. this incident happened yesterday in st peters, missouri . police say the suspects were not able to break the gun case, and they left the store empty handed. the city of san jose is moving into the final phase of

cleaning up what was once one of the bay area's largest homeless encampments. the 40 acres of land near the san jose airport, known as guadalupe gardens, was home to more than 200 people. the city has been spending the past year, clearing out the camp and removing garbage and abandoned cars from the site. it was not suitable for habitation and habitation actually was not going to be permitted in that area and to the faa has directed the city of san jose to make sure that area is cleared. an estimated 90. people still live there, and the city is now working with several nonprofit groups to find them shelter, temporary housing or a permanent home time is 4 47. if you ride bart, you will soon see some schedule changes in the coming weeks on september 12th mark will end single tracking in san francisco on sundays. that's going to speed up service will also improve transfers between bart and other transit agencies , particularly cow train. also improved travel times to and

from sfo. i think the biggest improvement is for early morning writers. those like five am early birds. there's a lot more options for those writers and then those that ride on sundays , especially and the night they're going to see trains way better space apart then bark riders can also get 50% off bart fairs all month using a clipper card. it's part of the 50th anniversary celebration. of bart. well bart passengers can expect a slower ride on some parts of the system during this upcoming heatwave. when he gets above 100 degrees. we're going to run train slower. we know that's going to happen, you know, probably in between a renda through pittsburgh bay point, most very likely, you know castro valley to dublin. there's certain areas that we just know those temperatures are going to reach above 100 degrees and so instead of going 70 mph we reduce the speed to about 40 , so that could add a few more

minutes to your train ride. it shouldn't add too much, but you'll notice it. you'll be like we're not zipping through as much as we usually do. slowing down. the trains comes after excessive heat affected the tracks and caused the train to derail back in june. alright, let's talk about your weather. it is 4 49. rosemary's back has everything you need to know rosemary. sline we continue with those pleasant temps temperatures in the sixties. and if you're going to be in san francisco today, how about 71 degrees so we have that summertime spread? this is going to be something we see for the next few days. in fact, we're going to be turning up the heat, especially inland as we've been talking about all weekend long giving you a live. look here at the dark. start out there. we do have low clouds along the coastline. just inside the bay is right about 6 40 this morning and a look here at some of the numbers. santa rosa right now. 53 degrees we have san francisco reporting upper fifties starting at 60 for you conquered 57

hayward and san jose 60 degrees onto the advisories that we are expecting for your holiday weekend has been fine tuned by the national weather service. you can still see that shade of red across most of the state. so not just the bay area, but a lot of the state dealing with this very, very hot weather. the excessive heat warning is for our inland cities. it also stretches ride along the coastline over areas of the north bay talking about sausalito tiburon area, but again this starts tomorrow morning. we'll go until tuesday night, so we're going to have a long stretch of very hot weather dangerously hot for some of our inner east bay where we are expected to reach 110 degrees ride around labor day monday. the heat advisory is for our bayside communities does not include san francisco does not include the coastline unless you're going to be in santa cruz because santa cruz is expected to warm into the upper eighties to low nineties by sunday into monday. so this is what we're

going to be facing as we head into the next few days. meanwhile outside our doors at this hour, a little bit of cloud cover along the coastline and just inside the bay, so compressed marine layer not really moving far inland. we know once that begins to happen in the onshore breeze backs off , we're going to start to really heat up of our inland communities. here's a look at the afternoon where we had again have just a little bit of patchy fog. right along the coastline. tomorrow morning. we wake up little bit of fog along the coast and just inside the base, so that's a pattern that we know to be a hot one. and here's a look at the afternoon house for today, we'll go 95 in santa rosa 99 in antioch. some of our inland east bay yesterday went above 100 degrees, so we're going to bring temperatures down slightly, although very relative , right. 97 still very hot and conquered 81 for san mateo 89 expected for san jose. your extended forecast the heat is going to be on getting into tomorrow. we're going to bump those numbers up by a few degrees. sunday monday, right now look to be the most

uncomfortable, perhaps unbearable for inland cities, 181 oh, nine to the afternoon highs mid nineties for a basic communities if you don't have a c that's very hot upper seventies expected for areas near pacifica, upper eighties low nineties. for capitola, santa cruz. temperatures do begin to drift and call back just a little bit as we get back to work. on tuesday, pam all right. thank you, rosemary people across the bay area. we are being warned to be careful this holiday weekend as the hot weather brings heightened fire danger still ahead. the wildfires already keeping firefighters busy as hot, dry conditions settle in. there's a new tool for airline travelers. amid the flight delays and cancelations this summer, and california lawmakers sent landmark legislation on climate change to governor newsom's desk. the bills that are now sparking strong reaction from business groups.

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welcome back to mornings on two. it's now 4 54 more clean water is on the way to residents in jackson, mississippi, after the city's treatment plant failed this week. this morning. there are seven sites open throughout the state to distribute bottled water issues at the plant due to flooding have disrupted life for thousands of people now living with little or no water schools have shifted to virtual learning , and some businesses are temporarily closed. very frustrating for us as a citizen . we are taxpaying citizens, so we shouldn't have to live like this. hundreds of national guard help hand out the bottled water. the water issues for years. crews are working around the clock to assess the damage and find a long term solution. former fema presidential appointee mark novo tells us here at ktvu. the issue is not going away anytime soon.

water is like the lifeblood of society. you know, we can't do anything when it can't work campaign can't cook. and so the trouble is, everything has come to a halt in the city, the capital city, and it's causing problems once they get this temporary fixing, they're still going to have challenges they had formed, so this is not going away anytime soon. now the city of jackson will be able to get federal funding to make repairs to the water plant through fema. governor newsom is celebrating a major political win. the state legislature approved a number of bills addressing climate change that could add up to $54 billion in climate spending. political reporter greg lee has details on where that money will go. in a late night final session, state lawmakers passed a package to cs fight against climate change this legislation and this budget reassert california's leadership among the 50 states and in the world on fighting climate change

. state senator john laird, who represents part of santa cruz county in the central coast chair to climate working group, after similar efforts failed last year. this year. governor newsom made a last minute push for the legislature to take action. critical components not only to address the immediacy of the moment but address the future so that we can future proof california some of the slate of climate bills headed to newsom's desk include $54 billion in climate spending, carbon neutrality or eliminating or capturing all the states greenhouse gas emissions by 2045 rules for carbon capture and storage new targets towards reaching 100. percent clean electricity by 2045 a ban on new oil and gas wells within 3200, ft from homes, schools and hospitals. the monumental victory for environmental justice communities and our supporters that's come after years of hard fought advocacy. business groups criticized the late push, including the new oil and gas banned. the california chamber of commerce released

this statement. this policy will not only kill an estimated 8000 jobs in the state, it will drive oil production out of california and four it's us to rely on even more foreign oil imports. state republicans also widely panned the efforts. lot of people talk but don't deliver. at the same time, it's destroying california businesses. lawmakers also voted to delay the closure of diablo canyon, the state's last nuclear plant by up to five years to 2030 on the backdrop of an extended heatwave and stressed power grid. newsome implored lawmakers to approve his plan, which includes a $1.4 billion loan to pg and e getting diablo canyon. extended just extending its life for a short period of time will provide us the capacity to de risk and move forward with our new strategies. some environmental groups and scientists opposed the bill concerned about the plant safety and delayed investments in renewable energy. overall senator laird said lawmakers can

create policy for a changing climate, but it's up to everyone to do their part. we have to convince the public that it's up to them and what kind of power they use how much how they drive just what their own carbon footprint is. governor newsom has until september 30th to sign the bills. gregory ktvu, fox two news. well habitat for humanity teaming up to build new homes in san francisco's diamond heights lotn amber drive, not far from diamond heights boulevard. they will be two and three bedroom homes. the land was donated by the family of the late artist, scientist and activist maria mitzi kulish. wells fargo also donated $100,000 for the project. it's an incredible dream. i'm so happy that we get to be a part of it. so grateful to habitat for making this come together for the property owner for donating this. it really takes a village to make this happen. habitat for humanity

says the homes will be ready for eight low and medium income families to move in at the beginning of next year. you're rarely going to get multi ethnic cooperation in controlling drug dealing turf. more drug dealers in san francisco being taken off the streets and the tenderloin, but there are questions about how they're being identified. we'll tell you why. one san francisco police sergeant is being investigated, plus the heatwave. everybody's cranking up the a c, then charging an electric vehicle at the same time might be a challenge with the hottest weather still ahead of us. you are once again being asked to conserve energy. from ktvu. fox two news. this morning's onto good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook friday morning. september 2nd, the state's energy grid operator, is calling on all of us to conserve energy once again today to reduce the

risk of rolling blackouts callous, so has issued a flex alert beginning at four o'clock this afternoon until nine o'clock tonight. people are being asked to hold off on using those major appliances like dishwashers washing. a sheens and charging the electric cars. the flex alert also encourages all of us if you have an air conditioner set that thermostat to 78 degrees or higher. i did it. did you do it? i did it and charge the car early. ran the dishwasher. i usually start a lot of laundry before i had to work. so we have those hours where we can get it all done. rosemary on know what's ahead of us. i went outside our studio right now. it feels great. outside had mentioned filling that cool air. early this morning. i was at sf state yesterday and the temperatures were in the mid sixties with a nice little bit of fog out there, so not everybody, you know, dealing with um, of this heat. we will be warming things up. we are going to remain in the upper seventies along

portions of the coastline pacifica even through the weekend, but it's our inland cities that will be dangerously hot. we're talking about excessive heat that will last for at least a few days, expected to peak into the sunday monday timeframe at about 110 degrees, so better details on the current conditions what you can expect for the afternoon today. and that big heat up coming our way in time for the weekend in just a little bit at 502. let's see what's happening on the highways on this friday. good morning, sal. good morning , rosemary. right now we're off to a pretty decent start. there's not a lot going on. there is one crash that we have reported and that sat down to 80 at page mill road. this is heading south on 2 80. and the traffic is light. but when you come up on page mill road onto 80 look for emergency vehicles headed that way because it's just reported a few minutes ago. elsewhere we're off to a nice start for the commute. 502 let's get back to the headlines. thank you. sal san jose police are investigating a double shooting. it was reported last night at 10

30 on east williams street and south 23rd street near san jose state university. the police officers found two adults who had been shot at least once. no word on how badly the victims are wounded, but police are investigating and trying to find the shooter. time is now. 503 is san francisco police crackdown on drug dealers. one police sergeant is now accused of racially profiling the people he arrests. ktvu is amberleigh shows us how that officer is being defended by the san francisco police officers association. on this thursday evening, san francisco's war on drugs and action in the tenderloin sergeant daniel solorzano is in plain clothes, working what's called a buy and bust. he's part of the team arresting a suspected drug dealer. he tells me off camera. he loves his work, but he is now facing possible discipline, including being fired. defense attorneys representing latino drug dealing suspects say solorzano, latino himself. targeted their clients because

of their race of officers. he's good at what he does, and i'm proud to support him, but defense attorneys are reportedly looking at whether solorzano violated the racial justice act prohibits criminal conviction of a person based on race or ethnicity. they are looking for records, including police reports to investigate a possible pattern of bias. their research found that solorzano arrested dozens of people in the tenderloin in a two year span all latino and dozens of others who were detained and not arrested were not latino, legitimate issue to bring up, but there are other explanations other than police officers simply wanting to enforce the law in a racially biased way. anthony brass, a former federal prosecutor, says he's represented drug dealers as a criminal defense attorney. he says the people detained but not arrested are likely. the was buying and using drugs and that drug sales in any given area or often controlled by one ethnic group. you're rarely going to

get multi ethnic cooperation in controlling drug dealing turf, calling about drug dealers. colorado lives and works in the tenderloin, he says. it's not biased policing just because all those arrested are latinos, 99.9% of the drug dealers in the tenderloin are hispanic immigrants from honduras. residents want to see police be more aggressive in the tenderloin. sergeant solorzano tells me he's confident he did nothing wrong, he says, quote. i'm not targeting people targeting areas. police chief bill scott says the crackdown on drug dealers is in response to community concerns and that he supports his officers making arrests, according to the law in san francisco. amberleigh ktvu, fox two news thank you, amber. there are now mandatory evacuations because of a brush fire burning in a small community in the sierra foothills. the wildfire started last night in the city of sonora into alameda county grew from um, a few last word

40 acres and 0% containment. we received some new video. just a short time ago of the area. you can see the flames there in the distance to alameda county sheriff's office. has issued mandatory evacuation orders or warnings for parts of sonora and neighboring jamestown. a section of highway one await is closed this morning and evacuation center is now open at the sheriff's posse grounds in jamestown. another wildfire we're monitoring this morning is in mendocino county, and it is affecting highway traffic through the area. that fire started thursday afternoon south of the city of will. it's just east of highway one. oh, one. there's a look at the map. one northbound lanes of 101 is closed because as of that fire that fire has burned 109 acres with no containment. here's some video some time lapse of the smoke there. firefighters have stopped the forward progress of the flames, but evacuation warnings. are being given to two nearby subdivisions close to 200 . firefighters are on the scene

of that fire, and they have brought into helicopters. time is now 507 this morning, southern california fire crews continue to make progress battling a wildfire that's about 40 miles north of downtown los angeles. the round fire is now 27% contained after more than 5200 acres burned and at least two homes were destroyed. seven firefighters were treated for heat related injuries in that triple digit heat. however some of the evacuees who had to flee a mobile home park may be allowed to go back home later today. we can report that the paradise valley mobile home park . we're going to lift the evacuation orders in that neighborhood along the ridge route later this morning. we anticipate being able to make adjustments to those evacuation orders. we just need to validate the safety of the road and ensure that there's no hazards to the public. now because of that wildfire 20 miles of interstate five in both directions had to be closed for more than 24 hours. but this morning that freeway is open

again to make sure you stay right here with us so mornings on to get the very latest on wildfires across california, you can go to ktvu dot com slash wildfires. california's electric grid operator has extended its flex alert through today. ktvu elissa harrington shows us how people in the east bay or adjusting in their routines to help relieve stress on the power grid. triple digit heat in concord sent families to the spray ground at meadow homes park like lydia heinz and her three year old son, i heard tomorrow is gonna be even more hot, so i'm not liking it, but the water is definitely cooler myself. much of the bay area is roasting in this heat wave that is threatening the state's power grid extended its flex alert through friday. high temperatures and high demand could cause outages because there's me a lot because it's very hot. so with the power out if the power goes out in a c goes out and then you know i

don't like the heat. it makes me have attitude, so i can just see that creating problems. residents are being asked to conserve power and avoid using large appliances like washing machines during peak hours from four pm to nine pm owners of electric cars are also being told to limit charging. when we first got here, we saw that it was pretty full and it's not normally this full at this time of the day, so we were happy we got a spot. there's tesla charging station in concord was busy with people trying to prepare for the long weekend. it's concerning because we have a lot of warm days here, especially in the east bay, and, um, what are we supposed to do not get around so thank goodness i have backup gasoline vehicles as well. owners were told to cut back on charging only days after the state announced it was moving towards electric only banning the sale of new gas vehicles by the year. 2035 it is . it's called it an unfortunate coincidence, baker with silicon valley mobility, said lawmakers should not second guess their decision. he said. this stress

on the grid chose them. the infrastructure is not there yet . and in this case with the heatwave, everybody's cranking up the a c, then charging an electric vehicle at the same time might be a challenge, which basically means just selling all these vehicles does not mean that we are done. we need also to get the infrastructure already. elissa harrington ktvu. fox two news. thank you now, 5 10 once again. i know the heat.t this world now, yes. good i'm not being fooled, though. rosemary for a bit, i guess. yes yes, yes, absolutely. and you know, as i speak about on sacramento valley. i know what 100 and 10 films. yes you know it can be dangerous if you don't pay attention to how you're feeling and what is going on out there so getting into the second part of the weekend, we are going to be dealing with that inland heat. meanwhile

along the coast and around the bay this morning, we're starting out with the low clouds. we're starting out with the fog. temperatures in areas over pacifica remain in the sixties for today, a beautiful view there at sfo, the official sunrises 6 40 this morning and for our inland cities. it's just going to be that type of heat were you really have to strategize? right? you get out first thing in the morning and then you close everything down and turn on the a. c during the afternoon and then perhaps your sunset. it's time to come back out. here is a view from up above where we have the clouds just along the coast and inside the base, so going to see that marine layer influence for inland cities in the coming days. the onshore breeze not expected to be strong. we are seeing just a little bit of a breeze through the delta this morning, which is some good news. here is a look at the santa rosa where we are continuing with a little bit of fog out there right over the airport, three quarters of a mile was down about half mile earlier this morning, but that's really one of the only spots where we're seeing some patchy thick fog and the onshore breeze has backed off just a little bit. earlier this morning,

fairfield reporting about 2022 mph right now reporting 16 into the temperatures 61 degrees right now in walnut creek. we have 52 reported in nevada, 55 is san francisco. these numbers are very similar to yesterday within a few degrees for most, and then as we get into the afternoon, we are going to be status quo for at least the next day or so. 95 in santa rosa, very similar to yesterday. san francisco expected to hit 71 for the afternoon. you're going to see the giants play later, too. today or into the evening hours should be nice seventies in oakland, 97 in livermore, so average for san francisco 10 degrees above the norman livermore 89 expected over san jose and climbing so better details on the afternoon house for today, the hotter weather coming our way in the advisories associated with that heat coming up after the break. thank you, rosemary. millions of people have travel plans this holiday weekend still ahead. we're gonna talk about gas prices and where you may want to go to fill up holiday weekends almost here,

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good morning. welcome back. 5 15 here on morning sun to labor day marks the end of the summer travel season for many businesses, but tourist destinations here in the bay area hope the holiday will mean an increase in spending. business leaders. tell ktvu christian captain, they believe this holiday will be the boost they need. reporters francisco's tourist destinations are already buzzing with visitors and with labor day weekend almost upon us, those areas are hoping for even more tourists. the kickoff of our lack of a better term our sweet spot in the in the war because there's no fog and the weather, you know it's warm. it's hot everywhere else, and so

everyone wants to come and enjoy the natural air conditioning of the war. so and we're open to receive. randall scott from the fisherman's wharf community benefit district, says labor day is just the beginning of a traditionally busy time of year . we have labor day and then we've got some dream force and the conventions and then fleet week is going to be big this year. all of those visitors need places to stay, alex bashing from san francisco's hotel council says labor day in particular is a great time to get away to san francisco with warm weather elsewhere. we have eighties. i think that we're going to be experiencing next week and from now until fleet week, we actually have the best weather the world has to offer. the hotel council says tourism from many asian countries continues to lag, but european and domestic visits are picking up in hotels in san francisco, are offering competitive rates to help draw visitors. the hotels are hoping for full rooms for the fall in the month of september, especially during the dream force convention is

definitely very close to fully occupied, and what's wonderful is it's not just the hospitality industry that benefits all of us hospitality, experts say. as we see more visitors, the benefits spill over into the city's restaurants and bars in the city's bottom line for all the taxes that are collected. from all those visitors in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. christian. thank you time now, 5 17 today is expected to be one of the busiest travel days of the year0 passengers will take. in fact, t there live right there in in monday are expected to be the busiest days at airport. you'll be catching a flight, the airports and the airlines say as always, give yourself more time. and you normally would, and hopper, the travel booking app expects almost 13 million people to catch a flight this labor day

weekend. and you should expect travel problems around the country, with airlines, blaming labor shortages for flight or delayed or canceled because of the current working conditions. hundreds of off duty delta airline pilots picketed outside some of the biggest airports, including at sfo. the pilots one a new contract with delta airlines. it's not just about pay, so obviously paid if inflation is serious, and we all feel inflation, however, it's also about job protections, making sure that delta pastors are flown by delta pilots retirement as well as scheduled quality quality of life as well . now, while that picket line didn't affect officials warn anybody who's traveling this weekend you should closely watch for flight delays or cancelations, and the federal government just launched a new website to help passengers. no, they're right wherer delayed. now the dashboard on transportation dot gov list would be airlines have to do for

travelers like rebooking services. meals were delays longer than three hours and overnight accommodations were major flight disruptions, the green checks and the red xs indicate with the airlines will and won't provide. millions of people are expected to drive somewhere this labor day weekend . even with the hot weather, gas prices in some locations are still dropping. the statewide average is now 5 25 a gallon that's down 30 cents from last month in san francisco, though it's a bit higher 5 47 a gallon people in solano county have the cheapest average price at 5, 19 and most other bay area counties . the average is about 5 30 to 5 40. but you can find gas less than $5 a gallon if you look around with so many people driving be chp will be out in force is labor day weekend, chp says the annual maximum enforcement period begins tonight, six pm that means those officers will be working.

they'll be watching out on the road for people who may be under the influence, chp says. last year, there were almost 1000 do you i arrest and more than 6000 tickets were handed out during the holiday weekend. right be advised. 19 is the time let's check in with rosemary oroczo for our forecast. i guess it's gonna get harder and harder as we get in sunday monday, still looking like the hottest sunday monday, definitely going to be the hottest for our inland cities. you know, keeping in mind that we have already been with some hot weather yesterday above 100 degrees, foreigner east bay today, we'll get very close. we're actually going to shave off a few degrees, but it's going to be little relief when you were you were one of five yesterday and today you're going to 100. here's a look over. sfo where we do have the clouds in place along the coast and inside the bay and along the coast and inside the bay. very enjoyable weather as we get into your bay area friday. into the advisories first, and then we will take a look at some of your

numbers here in just a bit. the heat advisory will go sunday and monday, so the national weather service now beginning to fine tune the forecast as we get a little bit closer, so san francisco the coastline not included in these advisories any longer. it is for our bayside, d anywhere from upper seventies too low to mid nineties. so going to be very hot over areas of the bay, the heat for our inland cities expected to you, of course, begin tomorrow and then last all the way into tuesday. so we're talking about at least a few days. perhaps several, if you've already been enduring upper nineties and low one hundreds over the last couple of days, the excessive heat warning starts tomorrow morning, and we'll last through tuesday evening, with some of those hotter spots going above 100. degrees expected to touch about 110 degrees outside our doors at this hour, in addition to the low clouds the fall we have a little bit of an onshore

breeze out there as we get into the afternoon, we're looking at mostly sunny skies away from the coastline and just patchy fog along the coast. tomorrow morning, we started out with just a little bit of patchy fog , so we don't have the marine layer influence. we are not going to have much of the onshore breeze and temperatures are going to be really, really warm and dry. diablo right now. 82 degrees, relative humidity 15% critically dry out there already. 57 degrees right now in oakland, 51 in the north bay of nevado 55 by the water at half moon bay and then by the water for your afternoon 66 pacific it 71 san francisco eighties around the bay. he's near areas of napa san rafael, upper nineties for antioch and livermore today, going to the giants game going to be nice out the 7 15 with a west berries to about 15 mph en tomorrow, a few degrees warmer, but sunday monday look to be the hottest

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welcome back to mornings onto its 5 25 and the thursday night speech to the nation, presidenty there's no question. that the republican party today is dominated, driven, intimidated. by donald trump and the maga republicans. and that is a threat to this country. the

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thank god i had no idea. i thought it was a cop in a cop car. a joyride came to a screeching halt. we hear reaction from neighbors after a man crashed a stolen police cruiser plus remember is long and hot spell as this one. hopefully, it's not gonna last too long. high temperatures are now settling in across the bay area and emergency officials reminding us all to protect our health in the heat. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for

waking up with us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to friday. it is september 2nd. you're not afraid of heat, are you? i'm not afraid of it. i don't like it. so there's rosemary, and she knows what's coming our way. yes 100 and 10 that will stun you, right? you open the door and you go. whoa! that's hot. yes so we are looking at dangerously hot weather moving. it looks like sunday money to be the hottest days of this wave as we get into your bay area friday, little bit of fog out there this morning and cool conditions along the coast mild around the bay warm along the peninsula and hot inland once again, although not quite as hot. is yesterday. we're going to shave off just a few degrees that begins to change as we turn up the dial on that heat in time for your holiday weekend. better details on what you can expect coming up in just a little bit. it's 5 31 . you heard rosemary oroczo. and heat wise. this holiday weekend

ktvu sally rasmus already out in alameda, you're at crown beach and you'll be moving around. we expect these areas to be really busy because of the heat alley. yeah from beach empty right now, and it's still dark out here, obviously, but we do expect things to change over the next 48 hours. we can feel a slight cool breeze kind of blowing my hair in the wind there. but again, i'm going to enjoy that now, because over the weekend things are going to get very warm here that breathes probably won't be a will be non existent here. now on sunday and monday is when things are supposed to get the warmest we can expect temperatures in the nineties along the bay inland, the temperatures will get even hotter into the hundreds. as you heard, rosemary say people will likely want to head outdoors to the beach or the coast, but keep in mind. many recreation areas will be closed. east bay regional parks announced that starting on sunday and monday, most of their inland parks will be closed from tilden. to sibley to shadow cliffs and did did diablo foothills in the far east

bay. those will be closed because of the risk of fire danger. east bay regional park says their shoreline parks will remain open and the parks that have swimming facilities so late temescal and del valle will also be open so that people can get a little bit of relief from this hot weather this weekend live in alameda, erasmus ktvu. box two news. all right, thank you. ali. san francisco police are offering a $25,000 reward for information about the killing. of a man who's sleeping bag was set on fire nearly one year ago. it happened october 8th last year near the intersection of 25th and southeastern s. investigators say the 43 year old victim was sound asleep inside the sleeping bag when he died in that fire place are hoping the reward money will lead to an arrest in the case. time is not 5 33, the coroner's office and contra costa county investigating the death of a 94 , year old resident of an assisted living facility in walnut creek. on wednesday night that 94 year old man died. the chronicle says his death

occurred four days after a 93 year old woman died at the facility owned by the same company in san mateo. employees there reportedly mistakenly gave her dishwashing liquid to drink instead of jews, was arrested after taking an oakland police car for a joy ride. the suspect , 47 year old derek baker stole the patrol car just before 1 30 in the morning. baker jumped into the police suv as the officer was handling downtown as chased by sheriff's deputies and oakland police before he crashed in a residential neighborhood. neighbors were stunned to see a suspect taken out of the driver's seat of a police car. so an officer pulled his gun, and then it looked like they had somebody down on the ground behind the cars parked in the driveway. and then it looks like they got him. now it makes sense why they were quite a few cop cars that were around. police

cars are normally protected with a secure idle system. now the officer pushes a button and removes the key. but the computer and radio stay on time is our 5 30 for an illegal casino was taken down by oakland police. the police spend a month investigating the casino before they broke it up yesterday on 17th avenue, not far from san antonio park. police say they seized four semi automatic weapons 12 gaming machines £15 of marijuana and $3000 cash. four people were arrested and in oakland business owner is speaking out after thieves ransacked his laundromat. this security video shows a suspect inside woody's laundromat and cafe on park boulevard early wednesday morning. the owner robert ma says they kept the doors down, smashed windows and stole cash. mars says the asian community feels under siege and

like they're being targeted. instead of talking about the funding the police refund the police because there's a direct correlation. as soon as you define the police and all these, you know, crime started happening. i don't think it's a coincidence. mr bond says he knew it was just a matter of time before thieves hit his business. he has been in business in oakland for more than 30 years, oakland police and the alameda county sheriff's office have agreed to ban or severely restrict the use of rubber bullets, beanbags and less lethal munitions at demonstrations. the agencies will also pay a total of $250,000 to 2 protesters who were injured during a protest following george floyd's death in 2020. the money will be shared by tosh seers, who was shot in the hip and kira brown, who was shot in the calf. both were hit with rubber bullets fired by sheriff's deputies during the protest. a spokesman for the sheriff's office did not

immediately respond to a request for comment. our time now 5 36, oakland firefighters still watching for flare ups from an overnight house fire first reported just before 11 o'clock on, mary would drive near highway 13 in the oakland hills fire department tweeted this video of the flames race. sing through that home. no injuries have been reported, but the fire did cause major damage to that home. and unspecified discovery at a construction site in downtown san jose has paused work on the park habitat office tower. the developers did not say exactly what they found. but west bank said in a statement that they are working with the aloni tribe as they investigate the 20 story tower is going up on park avenue and almond and boulevard. it will include offices, retail and restaurants and an expanded site. for the tech interactive museum time now 5 37 as early as next week, new covid booster shots could arrive . the state of california will get one million booster shots

and have an ample supply for everyone who wants. one of these new vaccines were developed by pfizer, and by moderna. they target the original covid strain , as well as the omicron sub variants b, a four nba five joe biden ministrations ordered those vaccine shots and we're just waiting. for the fda to approve it, which happened yesterday. anything that works to help the you know, to help to keep the virus down to keep the court the covid-19, you know. at a level to where we can maintain and move on with our lives because we're sick of it. everybody's sick of it. these new booster shots are authorized based on information from studies on mice, not human beings. however health officials say safety is not a problem. do this every year with the influenza vaccine. we don't test it in humans. we tested in animals. that looks fine. we just go ahead with that decades. we've been doing that. i think it's fine about safety. both of them will be available fighter

is available for those folks who are 12 years and older and moderna will be available for people who are 18 years and older and starting next wednesday, santa clara county hopes to have the booster shots and it's back to in clinics and by the end of next week, alameda and counter caster counties expect to have their booster shots. okay 5. 39 is the time back to rosemary oroczo. everybody wants to know just how hard is it going to get today? it's going to be a baking inland and the heat will be increasing as we get into the weekend. the unofficial end of summer is going to show that we are perhaps going to see some of the hottest temperatures so far this year. coincidentally giving you a look here at sfo. low clouds fog along the coast inside the bay. temperatures at the coast sixties seventies and eighties around the bay. pleasant weather for many going to be hot inland . not quite as hot as yesterday. we're going to bring temperatures down just by a few degrees, only to watch them

climb again into saturday. right now, sunday and monday looked to be the hottest days 53 degrees right now in santa rosa, upper fifties san francisco 60 and conquered upper fifties in hayward. good morning san jose 60 degrees for you. they're fairly quiet. the winds are generally light. we do have a little bit of a an onshore breeze moving through the delta this morning. the clouds along the coastline patchy and nature for today, mostly sunny for the rest of us and again temperatures. depending on where you're at, could be sixties at the coast to near 100. degrees expected in limb one spot. we are watching a little bit of fog this morning. santa rosa, everybody else reporting between five and 10. miles visibility. half moon bay reporting three. it's a little bit of fog along the coastline, but nothing that should impair your driving. as you're making that stretch along highway one, the entre brewster fairfield has pulled back just a little bit when we started this morning, a little bit stronger between 2025 mph so right now reporting 16 temperatures again

coming down slightly, and when i say slightly take a look conquered yesterday you hit 100 degrees today you're going to 97 is that better? well at least it's not worse. oakland you're going to shave off just a degree san jose you as well so we'll call it sort of like holding steady 71 degrees of san francisco for the afternoon today 81 in san mateo into the south bay 89 expected for san jose and for our north bay center rose again, 95. 90 inland cities these areas expected to hites br day monday, and we have advisories to go along with that heat. better details on what you can expect in the extended forecast after the break. thank you, rosemary. we are just one day away from nasa, trying to once again launched the rocket bound for the moon coming up in our six o'clock hour. we're going to talk live to a nasa astronaut on what preparations are being done. and choppers and silicon valley were robbed by gunmen in the middle of the day

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welcome back to mornings onto its 5 44 and armed robbery in silicon valley happened yesterday in broad daylight in the parking lot of the stanford shopping center. colorado police say a man and woman got into their car than two cars blocked them in two gunmen got out of the car, pointed a gun at the woman and stole her purse. now the man fought with three other armed men wearing ski masks and gloves. the suspects ripped off his chain, demanded his watch and punched him. in the head. it doesn't make me worried. it makes me conscious. and maybe ir be a little more thoughtful.

about my surroundings. investigators say the crime didn't stop there. those suspects will make became caught in traffic as they tried to escape. one of the cars rammed a pick up truck to get fined. make room for them both cars to get out of there. detectives are trying to find out if this armed robbery is connected with others in the bay area. we have newly released video shows a wild smash and grab burglary. this was in missouri. now surveillance footage shows those thieves driving through the front door of a sporting goods store once inside. side. you can see two of the suspects. shooting at a gun case and kicking it in an attempt to get it open. police say the suspects were not able to break open the gun case, and they left the store empty handed. the city of san jose is moving into the final phase of cleaning up what was once one of the bay area's largest homeless encampments. the 40 acres of land near the san jose airport, known as guadalupe gardens, was home to more than 200 people. the city

has been spending the past year, clearing out the camp and removing garbage in abandoned cars from the site. it was not suitable for habitation and habitation actually was not going to be permitted in that area. and so the faa has directed the city of san jose to make sure that area is cleared. estimated 90 people are still living at the camp, and the city is now working with several nonprofit groups to find them shelter, temporary housing or a permanent home time is 5 46. if you ride, bart, you will soon see some schedule changes in the coming weeks on september 12th bart will end single tracking in san francisco on sundays. that's going to speed up service will also improve transfers between bart and other transit agencies, particularly the count, train and improve travel times to and from sfo. i think the biggest improvement is for early morning writers. those like five am

early birds. there's a lot more options for those writers and then those that ride on sundays, especially and the night they're going to see trains way better space apart. and here's something up. bart riders can also get 50% off the fairs all this month using a clipper card . it's part of bart's 50th anniversary celebration. passengers can expect a slower ride on some parts of the system during the upcoming heatwave. when he gets above 100 degrees. we're going to run train slower . we know that's going to happen, you know, probably in between a renda through pittsburgh bay point, most very likely, you know castro valley to dublin. there's certain areas that we just know those temperatures are going to reach above 100 degrees and so instead of going 70 mph we reduce the speed to about 40, so that could add a few more minutes to your train ride. it shouldn't add too much, but you'll notice it.

you'll be like we're not zipping through as much as we usually do. slowing down. the trains come after excessive heat affected the tracks and caused a train to derail back in june. alright time is 5 48 salads here ? hey sal, have you fixed everything in the friday morning commute? well there's not much fixing going on, david. yeah, it looks pretty good. let me just clip this on here. you know, it looks pretty good that there's not a lot going on. and that's good. if you are driving on some of these commutes, look at the bay bridge. we don't have a big backup yet. and sometimes on fridays, we get a little bit of a lighter commute. we're hoping that's the case. this is a look at the san mateo bridge. you can see that traffic is moving along very nicely. and if you look at the map here, there's not a lot going on. so we're just kind of leave it alone. as you know when there's not a lot going on. we're not complaining or talking too much about it. but of course, will be here to let you know if that changes at 5 48.

let's talk to rosemary about today's weather. yes we've got another warm day coming our way sell for inland cities along the coastline going to remain cool in the sixties near pacifica, so anywhere from 30 to 40 degree difference very typical for this time of year. now, as we get into the weekend, we do expect to experience some of the hot hottest temperatures so far. this year, and it's not just the bay area's we've been pointing out this week. a lot of these state covered in that shade of red and again, you are being asked to, of course. um just be prepared for that very hot weather, not only for the warm weather for today, but a little bit harder for tomorrow, and the advisory is going all the way until tuesday evening for our inland cities, so that's a pretty good stretch of hot weather. we are looking at this uncomfortable weather for our north bay all the way down into areas near tiburon, sasa latest so by the water for our north bay communities and then for the inner east bay, as well as the

south bay does include san jose. and then stretches over towards the santa cruz mountains. excessive heat warning. it begins tomorrow morning at last all the way until tuesday evening, when you can expect again this afternoon highs to go well above 100 for some, perhaps reaching 1 10 sunday into monday , those look to be the two hottest days. the heat advisory for our bayside communities that shade of yellow. they're also includes our north bay hills does not include san francisco and does not include the coastline, so the national weather service is actually fine tune. this just a little bit in the last 24 hours. in addition to all that hot weather, we are talking about very dry weather. mountie hablo reporting 82 degrees this morning and relative humidity. 14% ben lomond mountains, right by the water, relative humidity 16% so we are critically dry moving forward already seeing it out there 55 degrees the morning in san francisco. we have 50 to start your day in novato. as we go to the inner east bay low

sixties right now for you, livermore 60 degrees over san jose, and then for the afternoon. these numbers are a lot like yesterday. 71 expected for downtown san francisco upper seventies to mid eighties around the bay 82 expected for hayward today into the north bay 90 for napa for the inner east bay 99. antioch's that's a very hot day i realized that but yesterday some of our inner east bay actually reached above 100, so we're going to bring those temperatures down just slightly for today before they're back up tomorrow, mostly sunny conditions if you're going to see the giants play later this evening 66 degrees at game time. 7 15 with the west breeze about 15 mph, the extended forecast. there's a look at the warm up coming on saturday and then really turning up the heat sunday monday. that's when we're looking at that very, very hot weather for inland cities mid nineties around the bay that's going to be hard day. upper seventies pacifica upper eighties low nineties if you plan on spending time in capitola or santa cruz, and temperatures come down just slightly as we get back to work on tuesday, back to you, all right, rosemary. get through the

police academy. but first lawmakers in sacramento sent landmark legislation on climate change to governor newsom's desk . the bills that are now sparking strong reactions from business groups.

welcome back. it's 5 54. here on mornings on two more clean water is on the way to people in jackson, mississippi after the city's treatment plant failed this week. this morning. there are seven sites open throughout the state to distribute bottled water issues that the plant due to flooding have disrupted life for thousands of people, leaving many with little or no water schools have shifted to virtual learning, and some businesses are temporarily closed. favorite frustrating for us as a citizen . we are taxpaying citizens, so we shouldn't have to live like this. hundreds of national guard members are being deployed to help hand out the bottled water . the water plant has had issues for years. crews are now working around the clock to assess the damage and find a long term solution time now. 5 55 governor newsom, celebrating a major political win after state lawmakers approved several bills for dealing with climate change that could add up to $54 billion

and climate spending. political reporter greg lee has details on how that money will be. spent. in a late night final session, state lawmakers passed a package of bills to continue california's fight against climate change this legislation and this budget reassert california's leadership among the 50 states and in the world on fighting climate change. state senator john laird, who represents part of santa cruz county in the central coast chair to climate working group, after similar efforts failed last year. this year. governor newsom made a last minute push for the legislature to take action. critical components not only to address the immediacy of the moment but address the future so that we can future proof california some of the slate of climate bills headed to newsom's desk include $54 billion in climate spending, carbon neutrality or eliminating or capturing all the states greenhouse gas emissions by 2045 rules for carbon capture and storage. new targets towards

reaching 100% clean electricity by 2045 a ban on new oil and gas wells within 3200, ft from homes , schools and hospitals. the monumental victory for environmental justice communities and our supporters that's come after years of hard fought advocacy business groups criticized the late push, including the new oil and gas banned. the california chamber of commerce released this statement. this policy will not only kill an estimated 8000 jobs in the state, it will drive oil production. out of california and force us to rely on even more foreign oil imports. state republicans also widely panned the efforts. lot of people talk but don't deliver. at the same time, it's destroying california businesses. lawmakers also voted to delay the closure of diablo canyon, the state's last nuclear plant by up to five years to 2030 on the backdrop of an extended heatwave and stressed power grid. newsome implored lawmakers to approve his plan, which includes a $1.4 billion

loan to pg and e getting diablo canyon. extended just extending its life for a short period of time will provide us the capacity to de risk and move forward with our new strategies . some environmental groups and scientists opposed the bill concerned about the plant safety and delayed investments in renewable energy. overall senator laird said lawmakers can create policy for a changing climate, but it's up to everyone to do their part. we have to convince the public that it's up to them and what kind of power they use. how much much how they drive just what their own carbon footprint is. governor newsom has until september 30th to sign the bills. greg lee ktvu, fox two news all right. thank you, greg and habitat for humanity and wells fargo are teaming up to build new homes in san francisco's diamond heights. neighborhood crews are building eight homes on a donated lot on amber drive, not far from diamond heights boulevard. there

will be two and three bedroom town homes. the land was donated by the family of the late artist , scientist and activist maria mitzi. polish wills. fargo also donated $100,000 for the project. it's an incredible dream. i'm so happy that we get to be a part of it. so grateful to habitat for making this come together for the property owner for donating this. it really takes a village to make this happen. habitat for humanity says the homes will be ready for eight low and medium income families to move in at the beginning of next year. it's very hot. so with the power out , the power goes out in the a c goes out and then you know i don't like the heat two of this labor day weekend heatwave, and it's only going to get harder the strain on california's power grid and how the hot weather could limit your plans for the holiday plus crazy anxiety. not knowing where there are houses gonna get burned if the fire is going to change direction with the hot weather comes fire,

starting up and down the state how the heat wave is affecting firefighters who are trying to fight those flames and your body is going to tell you what to do. and you have to listen to your body warnings from health officials with temperatures hitting the triple digits will go over some of the warning signs you need to know about. heat related illnesses and what you can do to stay cool. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings on two. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook friday morning. september 2nd. that is our big story. today the bay area is in the grips of a heat wave just in time for the labor day weekend temperatures could soar into the triple digits to get all the information together , starting with meteorologist rosemary oroczo the excessive heat warning for the bay area. good morning, rosemary. morning, both of you. happy friday and as we get into the holiday weekend , right now, sunday and monday, looked to be the hottest days today will see a near repeat

sixties at the coast to upper nineties inland. a few degrees warmer for tomorrow. sunday into monday, we are talking about temperatures not only above 100 degrees, but perhaps close to 1 10 for some of our hotter spots . better details on the advisories and the temperature is expected for your neighborhood coming up in just a little bit. it is 601. let's take a look at the highways this morning with sal. good morning. so good morning, rosemary. right now we do have a nice looking commute. i hope it stays this way on a friday would be a nice little treat. after the first four days of this week. it looks pretty good here as you drive into san francisco or if you're driving across the same mateo bridge, no major issues on the dumbarton bridge and the east bay freeway so far looked pretty good. 601 let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal, and there are more concerns about the power grid with the hot weather over the weekend, calyx so has issued a flex alert of once again beginning at four o'clock this afternoon until nine o'clock tonight to prevent strain on the grid. it is looking likely that call for

conservation will be extended beyond today and into the weekend. we are asked to hold off on using those major appliances like dishwashers, washing machines and dryers and charging those electric cars during those hours. the flex alert also encourages all of us if you have anhe thermostat to 8 degrees. or higher now, pg and e says it does not expect to turn off power this weekend as part of a public safety power shut off, but east bay mud says it is ready in case it needs to now the water district has stationed 38 portable generators and pumps at critical facilities in alameda and contra costa counties. they say this will keep the water flowing. should pg need determined that the power shutoffs are necessary in extreme fire conditions a month emergency equipment will remain in place through the fire. or season. and santa clara county is designating more than a dozen places as cooling centers in anticipation of more hot weather, nine public libraries

and various senior centers will be open with special hours over the next few days in many cities , including morgan hill, palo alto and san jose county, health officials are urging those most vulnerable, such as the elderly are very young to find an air conditioned space between the hours of 10 am and eight pm in particular, and you can head to katie. cbu .com for a complete list and map of those centers. public health experts reminding everyone this holiday, he waved his creating a very dangerous situation for millions of us here in california. it is the studio now with medical tips from the experts on how to stay healthy during these really hot days that are coming, and dave, some of these are already know but competing, especially right now, medical experts say everyone should be aware of the extremely hot weather in many parts of the bay area over the next several days. emergency responders are certain to receive plenty of 911 calls during the next several days as temperatures race past 100 degrees, they say those who

spend too much time in the direct heat face the risk of heart attacks, heat strokes and even brain damage. the two organs that are most, um, affected by severe heat is the heart as well as the brain as you get hotter and you get more confused. you sometimes get into what's called a delirium where you're basically totally disoriented where you may just end up walking right off of a cliff. they're here. some important safety tips to keep in mind linked to two of the most common health problems tied to extreme heat. they are heat exhaustion and heat stroke. first with heat exhaustion, people will have clammy or sweaty hands, experts say. it's important to get them out of direct sun, find them a cool place to relax and have them. drink plenty of water with heat stroke someone skin could be dry and hot. you should call 911 immediately. if you suspect anyone you are having experiencing heatstroke, er experiencing or, you know someone who might be

experiencing that. you see the dialogue there the information right there on your screen. once again, medical experts are reminding everyone. this is expected to be a long dangerous heatwave. the hot temperatures expected to continue through labor day holiday weekend into the early part of next week. dave zakariyah. okay andre. thank you. time is 605. now there are mandatory evacuations because of a brush fire in the sierra foothills. it's burning and small communities now the wildfire broke out last night in the city of sonora into alameda county. it grew from just a couple of bakers to it. the last check 40 acres with 0% containment and we received some new from a video in just a little while ago to all of the county sheriff's officials issued mandatory evacuation orders or warnings for parts of sonora and neighboring jamestown , part of the highway 108 is closed this morning. and evacuation center is open at the sheriff's posse grounds in jamestown. another wildfire we are monitoring this morning is

in mendocino county, and it's affecting highway traffic through the area. that fire started thursday afternoon south of the city of will. it's just east of highway one. oh, one. you can see the area on your map there. one northbound lane of 101 is closed because of the fire. now it has burned 109 the forward progress of the flames, but she can see quite a bit of smoke in the area. evacuation warnings are being given to two nearby subdivisions close to 200. firefighters are on the scene. they have also brought into helicopters time now 606 this morning crews in southern california gaining some ground making progress of the wildfire. it's about 40 miles north of downtown los angeles. it's the route fire. it's near cast aic. it's 27% contained. it has burned more than 5200 acres and destroyed at least two homes. firefighters are getting extra help from as far away as canada is a battle the fire in really

tough hot conditions. along with our ground crews and helicopters . we're going to add to that our two cl 415 big swing super scoopers. the weather conditions are extreme. we're taking very proactive steps to ensure our firefighters are being provided the hydration and medical support. at least seven firefighters suffered heat related injuries while battling the flames in the extreme conditions they've been treated and then released from the hospital, some of them evacuees are now able to go back home. at some point, the people who described who were there evacuated, talked about the evacuation. our family was stuck in our car. just trying to get out of our street. for 45 minutes to an hour. with other cars behind us and in front of us. now, both sides of interstate five have reopened again after they were closed. but firefighters say the explosive growth of the fire is assigned fire conditions will be

very dangerous over the next week. san francisco police sergeant is accused of racial profiling sergeant daniel sor lozano is seen here. in plain clothing, taking part in a police operation known as a drug buy and bust. now he tells us here at ktvu off camera that he loves his job. but he's facing potential disciplinary action, which could include termination attorneys representing latino drug dealing suspects accused him of targeting their clients. attorneys say he made dozens of arrests in the tenderloin district in a two year span. all were latino. the attorneys say. he also detained but did not arrest dozens of other people. none of them are latino. solar zana's supporters say this is misleading. like a lot of officers. he's good at what he does, and i'm proud to support him. now a former federal prosecutor who is now a criminal defense attorney speculates that the people who were detained and

not taken into custody were probably drug buyers and police are actually going after the sellers. it's a legitimate issue to bring up. but there are other explanations other than police officers simply wanting to enforce the law in a racially biased way. now solorzano tells ktvu. he did nothing wrong. he says he targets areas, not people, but plaintiff's attorneys are now looking at various records, including police reports to try to uncover any pattern of bias 609 this month a new san jose police academy is graduating cadets, but the police union warrants the city's efforts to deal with staffing shortages may not be enough. now the news site. san jose spotlight reports this graduating class lost 17 out of 37 cadets. the next academy class will start with 28 recruits. that's the smallest amount since 2019. the city and the police union have battled in

recent years over staffing. san jose mayor sam liccardo accused the police union of playing up the staffing problem as part of the negotiating tactic to get a better contract. 609 is the time on this friday before what is expected to be a holiday getaway for a lot of people sell, so i don't know if people are heading in early so they can get off early. how's it look? well, no one's hiding it. i think that people take a four day off pam. four days off. looks at i'll show you. in fact, let's go out and take a look at some of these commutes. it's kind of the richmond bridge. it's definitely lighter than usual and the bay bridge as well. so i think that people will be taking the four day weekend off or at least some people will you can see by looking at the maps. we don't have a lot of slow traffic. i'm kind of looking even at the altamont pass. usually here we have more than that. so i like what i see. but this afternoon, obviously, if you're going anywhere in the car, it's going to be a rough one. so make sure

that you know that and don't get on the freeway to expecting to get to be clear. it won't 6 10. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. another attempt at the first step in its historic mission to the moon. after the break, we're going to speak live to a nasa astronaut who has spent 205 days in space and made some history of her own. and it appears that no problems everything seems to be peaceful between the 49ers quarterbacks trade lands and jimmy garoppolo . now that jimmy g is back with the 49ers we'll let you hear from both tray and jimmy about the coming season, and we're going to keep an eye on this hot weather for you all morning long rosemary oroczo will be back with a look at how long parts of the bay area could see those triple digit tempera

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this is the beginning of nasa's return to the moon. monday's large was scrubbed after some technical issues, but now the mission team says it feels good about the launch window opens just after 11 o'clock our time and joining us now live from kennedy space center to talk about all of this is nasa astronaut jessica mirror. jessica good morning. thank you for joining us. good morning. wonderful to speak to you today . well thank you tell us about the preparations that are happening now leading up to tomorrow's attempted launch. there's a lot of action down here at the kennedy space center , and i've been here all week, actually, since the earlier launch attempt, as you mentioned already that one was scrapped for a few technical reasons, but since then the engineers have been out to the pad have addressed the issues and hopefully have all the fixes in place, so we're feeling good about those technical problems that we had. our only thing to contend with, of course, will be the florida weather. it is hurricane season and we're launching in the afternoon, but hopefully that will play in our

favor as well. we'll and things to work through. and of course, the weather that's always playing a part in these launches . what else is important and critical and what you're looking at and determining this launch. yeah this launch is a really big milestone for us. we have been working on the artemis program to return to the moon for years now, and this is really the culmination of it the very first mission and it is the last step the final test flight mission before we put crew members on the very next flight. so right now on artemis one. there are no crew members. so it's that final test to test out all of the systems on the rocket and the spacecraft. the most important one is that heat shield when we come back from space. at a very , very fast paced and come through the atmosphere. we need that heat shield to protect us as astronauts inside the capsule , so we really need to analyze that heat shield data from this mission after we analyze all of the systems and see that

everything is okay to go that next mission will have humans on it. what my astronauts, friends and colleagues will be on that next rocket. so this is a really big step for us, and it's pretty exciting. and for me, i think you hear a lot of younger generation some a lot of people don't believe we really went to the moon. so it's seems like this is an important step to see this happening again. how does this differ from the apollo program? yeah, there are many differences. obviously the technology has significantly advanced. it's been over 50 years since we've been to the moon. so those differences are one of the main ones. and i think another one is just what we look like now here at nasa, but the administration has set the goal of landing the first woman and the first person of color or during these artemus missions. and of course, that was a very different makeup of the crew. and really everybody here and nasa back in that time in the sixties and seventies, so i think the really exciting thing about returning to the moon now is that we are returning together and trying to represent everybody back here on planet earth. well jessica is so

good to talk to you, and it's just you and me talking. you have been to space you made history. you were part of the first all woman spacewalk team tell us what it's like sitting on top of those rockets flying into space and what goes through your mind when you're launching into space. it is an absolutely wonderful feeling, and it's hard to really put it all into words . but i think for me, you know i had been in the simulator so many times before in the soyuz spacecraft in which i launched so i actually had to run mine myself on launch day that the end was going to be different because you have practiced all of these maneuvers so many times. you have all of this muscle memory, and you're doing some very important functions while you're in there. so there i was on launch day going through all the preflight checklist just as i had done so many times before the simulator, and i had to remind myself self that i wasn't going home at the end of the day for dinner, i would end up in space. while when i could hear the engines, krekar a little bit or the rocket move. that's what really

reminded me. okay, this is it. this is real. that must be very exciting. it's always exciting for us to get to see that video and talk to you live up there, and it's so clear and such a different perspective that we have with our technology. now, what are you most excited about with this? for the moon missions . you know, our return to the moon has been a long way in the coming and it is really our next step. we have been having a continuous presence on the international space station for over 20 years now, and that is only in what we call low earth orbit, so that's only about 250 miles above the planet. this next big step in exploration is to return to the moon. the moon is 250,000 miles away. so although we've been there before it is a very big step. we're going there for the spirit of exploration. we're going there. for science. the apollo samples change the way we view our solar system. we're going to unexplored areas with the artemis program, and we're also going there for all of the unanticipated benefits during

the apollo program. we had such an investment of resources in science technology engineering that and that is something that has paid benefits forward for decades now here on earth in sectors entirely outside of space, so there's so much to look forward to with these missions. alright nasa astronaut jessica mere, thank you so much for joining us. we're so excited for all of this and to talk to you this morning. good luck. dust wishes with all of this will be watching. thank you, jessica. thank you very much great being here this morning and hello to everybody in northern california. there you go see mornings onto took you right there with jessica mirror . alright we're gonna take you to south castaneda. he's watching your friday morning commute. hopefully, it's still pretty quiet out there. it is pretty quiet. we're just talking in the newsroom about things that came out of the space program like tang, which is a thing that people don't know about. most people don't know what that is. remember remember, there were also, um, some kind of little like dried snacks and

stuff, right? i was excited to have him in my lunch and other technology like cell phones, but that's not important right now. later yeah. good morning, everyone. let's go out and see what we have. now, with the bay bridge commute. we don't have a lot going on. you might notice that that i haven't been saying a lot and that's good. today is the friday before holiday weekend and a lot of people tend to try and take the day off and make it a four day weekend that can't blame you. just remember it's going to be a crowded afternoon getting out of san francisco and getting out of the livermore valley getting out of the leo heading out towards sacramento. these weekends tend to be kind of tough south bend commute. the same thing goes 6 80 is going to be pretty crowded, trying to get out of san jose and heading up toward the sun, all great and beyond. 6 20. let's bring rosemary in with today's weather. yes. hello sal . happy friday to you and happy holiday weekend to all of you. hopefully you get a nice stretch of off time. we are looking at a little bit of fog to join us

once again this morning. here's a view over 20 minutes or so until the official sunrise. the clouds along the coastline just inside the bay. a little bit of patchy fog out there. visibility over the santa rosa airport, one of the only spots reporting down to about a mile a little bit less than that. let's talk about the advisories in place for your weekend, and then we'll come back around. take a look at the temperatures for today. heat advisory is for our bayside communities. and we are looking at areas over the north bay. if i move this direction you can see over our north bay hills. that section near mount tam, who is not included in the heat advisory san francisco nor most of the coastline until you get over towards santa cruz, santa cruz capitola parts of monterey included in the heat advisory because these are some of the spots that will get into the upper eighties to low nineties. for the weekend as well as our bayside communities now onto the excessive heat warning. this is for our inland cities. it also includes areas over the north bay right around us elite as well as tiburon. we do expect

very hot weather temperatures will be well into the nineties and some of our hotter spots inland. east bay expected to get near 110. so while it's been very warm, even hot over the last few days, we are going to go hotter. it looks like saturday sunday monday. right now look to be the hottest days. in addition to all that heat out, there are relative humidity is down is very dry. mount diablo reporting relative humidity at 14% and 82 degrees at this hour ben lokman mountains and near santa cruz in the water. we've got 79 degrees and relative humidity at 15% so hot and dry getting into t now.n francisco, 52 napa and for the inner east base, 62 for you. brentwood afternoon highs near 100 degrees in areas like antioch's today to 66. as for pacifica, 71 in san francisco and widespread eighties around the bay temperatures will climb by a few degrees tomorrow, again , the hottest weather coming right on sunday and into labor day we do begin to cool off just

a little bit. as we get back to work on tuesday pm thank you. rosemary biggin packed on public transit in the bay area will tell you what bart says. they'll have to do this weekend and the reason it could slow down your commute. it's going to be a busy travel day. what you need to know if you have plans to take a flight or get in the car on this labor day weekend. prop 27 isn't a solution to homelessness.

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homeless californians need real solutions, not false promises. prop 27 gives 90% of the money to out-of-state corporations, not the homeless. vote no on prop 27. it's a broken promise. welcome back to mornings on to today is expected to be one of the busiest travel days of the year at bay area airports, and we want to take you live to the oakland airport this morning, an estimated 225,000 passengers will leave or arrive at the airport through tuesday. today and monday are expected to be the busiest days at the airport . you can see not too bad as travelers are making their way inside. you'll catch if you are catching a flight, the airports

and the airlines say, give yourself plenty of time, especially to get through security more time than you normally would. with so many people on the roads, the chp says they are going to be out in force this labor day weekend, the highway patrol says the annual maximum enforcement period will start tonight at six o'clock. that means all officers will be working. monitoring the roads for people driving under the influence, the chp says. last year, there were nearly 1000. y arrests and more than 6000 tickets issued during the holiday weekend. we are now hearing from both trey lance and jimmy garoppolo for the first time since jimmy g, restructured his contract and is remaining with the 49ers. the two quarterbacks are once again practicing with one another grapple. oh, had previously worked on the side and before the niners main practices, reporters asked him in thursday's news conference about the blow of going back from starter to back up. if that's going to take a blow to your ego you got you got you gotta check

your ego a little bit, but no, i think you've got to know who you are in this league who you are as a player who are as a person and i think that's going to carry you a long way from me. my mindset. nothing changes. i don't think for our team organization really anything changes, but it's obviously like i said, just my mother upgrades hubie room. now lance calls garoppolo, a brother. garoppolo admits he didn't think he would return to the niners. but with no clear teams trading for him, garoppolo says he does not ruffle any feathers and he is happy about how things worked out. for the holiday weekend is here. so are the tourists were going to tell you how hotels and restaurants in san francisco are hoping to make up for lost time? and there are more calls to save energy, with high temperatures expected through the weekend. i'll tell you why people with electric cars are particularly feeling the pinch.

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ways to stay cool. meantime crews in san jose are busy working through the heat to clean up a large homeless encampment when this lot should be fully cleared out, and where the people who lived there will be going from ktvu. box tv news. this is mornings onto and there it is live the opening bell on the new york stock exchange. some college mascots as the bell rings, though the latest job report came out just about an hour ago shows 315,000 jobs were added in august. the markets are headed up on that news more than 200 points on the dow, and by the way, why they're there. mascots of don't know who do we recognize there? anybody from u c l a. i don't see my brewing there probably more east coast schools. but today's college colors day, so here's the day for you to wear your colors. show your pride be true to your school. it's the 18th year that they are marking. college colors day. i didn't know how to time i'm kind of wearing blue. we'll

just claim that. all right. thank you for joining us on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to friday, september, 2nd and rosemary. is right here . forecast still feels good outside our studio at this hour rosemary oroczo skyline as well as our basic communities. another pleasant day. good morning, pam. good morning, jane. good morning to all of you will go with sixties at the coast for today, seventies and eighties around the bay and nineties expected inland and then turning up the heat to getting into your holiday weekend when we do have an advisories for excessive heat, especially for inland cities expected to get to near 110 degrees. better details on what you can expect for today and the rest of the weekend coming up in just a little bit at 6 31. let's check to see how traffic is moving on this friday morning with sal. good morning. good morning to you, rosemary. it's moving. well i think that a lot of people are going to be taken today after june by what we see on the roads. it's already 6 30 . we don't have any big backups anywhere. i'm kind of looking

around and i'm thinking well, okay, there is one spot. always highway four right highway. four people are saying why do i always get back up? there is some backing up here in pittsburgh, but 6 80 looks good from concord, walnut creek. coming up in a few minutes. we'll talk more about that highway for backup. 6 32. let's go back to the desk. thank you expect big crowds of bay area pulls the coastal parks and beaches this weekend because temperatures will top 100 degrees for several days. ktvu zahle rasmus already at what is expected to be a busy place this weekend, crown beach in alameda. good morning, ali. good morning, dave. yeah. what a difference a few days few hours is going to make here at crowd beach. it's foggy. it's breezy. it's nice and cool, but we don't expect those conditions to last. temperatures in these bayside communities could reach the nineties. on sunday and monday, crown beach will be open. it's an east bay regional park, and it will be open throughout the labor day holiday weekend. but if you're planning to visit some

other east bay regional parks keep in mind. they are so many of them are going to be closed on sunday and monday, east bay regional parks announced that starting sunday, most of their inland parks will be closed because of the risk of fire danger. they don't want any grilling or barbecuing going on , so that closure includes pretty much all of their inland parks from tilden to sibley in the berkeley, oakland hills to shadow cliffs and the devil of foothills now the following parks with swimming facilities will be open that includes, like temescal castle rock pool. cold canyon lake del vall and don castro pool all of east bay regional parks. shoreline parks , including crown beach will be open so that should help provide some relief. but the national weather service warned that even coastal areas can experience some dangerous heat conditions. one of their meteorologists have this message on their weather service youtube page. monday and tuesday. and look at this. even santa cruz has a range here that could be in the mid to upper nineties, potentially eclipsing 100 some spots around santa cruz

county. now we have the list of all the east bay regional parks that will be closed the ones that will be open and along with those swimming areas that will remain open over the labor day holiday weekend on our website, you can go to ktvu dot com live in alameda. ali rasmus ktvu, fox . two news. all right. thank you. ali with another call for conservation for the california power grid. today, bay area residents. we're adjusting our daily routines callous, so extended its flex alert through today. there could be calls for conservation throughout the weekend. that means people who own electric cars are being told to limit their charging. tesla charging stations have been full with people trying to avoid charging during those peak hours, and experts say chose california needs better electric vehicle infrastructure as more people make the switch. concerning because we have a lot of warm days here, especially in the east bay. and what are we supposed to do not get around? so thank goodness i have backup

gasoline vehicles as well. in this case with a heatwave. everybody's cranking up their a c, then charging an electric vehicle at the same time might be a challenge, which basically means just selling all these vehicles does not mean that we are done. we need also to get the infrastructure ready. now this comes just a few days after the state announced it was moving towards electric, only banning the sale of new gas vehicles by the year. 2035 time is now. 6 35 san jose police are busy investigating a night at 10, 30 on east williams street and south 23rd street right near san jose state university. the police found two adults who had been shot at least once. we don't know how badly they were heard, the police searched for the shooter continues and the car in his office and counter castaic county's investigating the death of walnut creek of a 94, year old resident of an assisted living facility. now on wednesday night, that 94 year old man died. the chronicle says

his death occurred four days after a 93 year old woman died at a facility owned by the same company in san mateo. employees there reportedly mistakenly gave her dishwashing liquid to drink instead of juice. a man was arrested after taking an oakland police car for a joy ride. 47 year old derek baker is accused of stealing the patrol car just before 1 30 in the morning. officers say baker jumped into the police suv as the officer was handling a medical call downtown. there was a chase involving sheriff's deputies and oakland police before the stolen police car crashed and residential neighborhood neighbors were stunned to see a suspect taken out of the driver's seat. of a police car. i saw an officer pulled his gun , and then it looked like they had somebody down on the ground behind the cars parked in the driveway. and then it looks like they got him. now it makes sense why they were quite a few cop cars that were around. police

cars are normally protected with a secure idle system where the officer turns the car off the computer and radio. stay on that did not happen. it was not engaged in this instance your time now. 6 37, the city of san jose, moving into the final phase now of cleaning up what used to be one of the bay area's biggest homeless in cabinet. 40 acres of land near the san jose airport, known as guadalupe gardens, used to be home to more than 200 people, but the city of san jose has been spending the past year cleaning out that camp and removing garbage and abandoned cars from that location. it was not suitable for habitation and habitation actually was not going to be permitted in that area. and so the f a has directed the city of san jose to make sure that area is cleared. now about 90. people still live in that encampment, and the city is working with several nonprofit organizations to find them shelter or temporary housing or even a

permanent home. alright 6 37 is the time many people might be, uh, sell said taking a four day weekend. is it pretty light out there? i think i think they are. as a matter of fact, on fridays . we've done this a lot before. where on fridays. people say, hey, i'm not going to go into the office. they might work from home or they're not going in because we do have one problem, though, and i told you about it last time, and that would be highway four near bailey. including a crash. so this kind of wrecked that commute? it was light before this happened, but if you're driving from antioch to concord, make sure that you know that now, 6 80 looks pretty good heading out to the walnut creek area. no problems at the bay bridge. this is why i see it's already 6 38. we have not one peep of slow traffic, and that makes it easier. jus at abd say about noon. if you want to be ultra conservative about it, get on the road as soon as you can, because it starts getting really heavy, leaving the bay

area on 85 80 and also on 6 80 getting out of the south bay. so just remind that there's also a baseball game tonight at oracle park. just so you know that there's going to be traffic coming into san francisco this evening. as you drive on westbound 92 heading out to the high rise. there have been no major issues. now at 6 39. let's bring roseberry in to talk about the heat wave that is coming. yes so we are looking at temperatures well above 100 degrees. some of the hottest numbers we've had so far this season sunday and monday looked to be the hottest days. meanwhile, outsider doors at this hour we've got the clouds in place. the fog over sfo that fog and low clouds tend to delay some arriving flights. so if you know somebody flying in, you may want to check before you head out to pick them up. we will have the low clouds along the coastline. as for the morning hours, and then we're going with patchy fog for the coast as well as a inside the bay temperatures right now. 52 degrees in santa

rosa, san francisco at 58 60 degrees for you conquered. apple fifties hayward san jose right about 60, we are right upon the official sunrise so we will begin to see those icons flip over to sunshine here shortly the clouds along the coast and inside the bay through the morning hours and then peeling back to partly cloudy skies mostly sunny for our areas away from the coastline. today, visibility has been an issue all morning long ride over the santa rosa airport down about half mile. that's the only spot we can see where we have a little bit of ground level fog. everybody else looking okay? getting under the highways. fairfield the onshore breeze right now, 10 mph. when we started earlier this morning, it was 20 then back to 15 and now 10, so it is very, very weak, but it's still there, and temperatures for today are expected to be similar to yesterday. 10 degrees above average in santa rosa at 95. san francisco, right where you should be at 71 upper seventies and oakland for today, 97 livermore and san jose expected to hit 89 along the peninsula

for today will go 85 redwood city. some of these hotter spots 99 antiochus yesterday we were just above 100. so we're actually going to drop temperatures down ever sothe otn time for the weekend. better details on that big heat up coming our way, as well as the advisories in the extended forecast after the break. all right. thank you. rosemary it is 6 41, while tourism is bouncing back in some bay area cities, other cities are not so lucky by some business owners in napa worry about the slowdown and visitors time to check in with gasia mikaelian for a look at what is coming up in our seven o'clock hour of morning sun too. good morning. good morning, you two and i join you in minutes here after a spike in ransomware attacks, cyber security experts are working with state legislators to help prevent future hacks. coming up on mornings onto its seven the new laws meant to help stop cybercrime. then tiktok's security flaw put hundreds of millions of users at risk. also in the next hour. what hackers

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welcome back to mornings on two and 6 44 and armed robbery in silicon valley happened yesterday in broad daylight in the parking lot of the stanford shopping center. palo alto. police say a man and woman got into their car than two cars blocked them in two gunmen got out of the car, pointed a gun at the woman and stole her purse. now the man fought with the three other armed men who were wearing ski masks and gloves. the suspects ripped off his chain demanded his watch. and punched him in the head. it

doesn't make me worried. it makes me conscious. and maybe ia little more thoughtful. about my surroundings. now investigators say the crime didn't stop there . the suspect specs became stuck in traffic as they tried to get away. one of the cars rammed a pickup truck trying to make room for both cars to escape. detectives now want to know if this armed robbery is connected to other similar crimes here in the bay area, oakland police in the alameda county sheriff's office have agreed to ban or severely restrict the use of rubber bullets, beanbags and other less lethal munitions at demonstrations. the agencies will also pay a total of $250,000. 22 protesters who were injured during a protest following george floyd's death in 2020. the money will be shared by tosh seers, who was shot in the hip and kira brown, who was shot in the calf. both were hit with rubber bullets fired by sheriff's deputies during a protest. a spokesperson

for the sheriff's office did not immediately respond to a request for comment. 6 45 labor day normally marks the end of the summer travel season, but many popular tourist locations in san francisco expect to be impact beyond this holiday weekend and into the fall business owners at fisherman's wharf and elsewhere say tourists from around the world have found out some of the best weather in san francisco happens during the months of september and october. it's the kickoff of our for lack of a better term our sweet spot in the in the war because there's no fog. yeah the weather you know, it's warm. it's hot everywhere else, and so everyone wants to come and enjoy the natural air conditioning of the war and we're open to receive. we have eighties. i think that we're going to be experiencing next week and from now until fleet week. we actually have the best weather the world has to offer and san francisco's multibillion dollar tourism

industry is trying to bounce back from two bad years caused by the pandemic. the wine country didn't have the usual summer filled with trips to tasting rooms and tourists, many napa and sonoma business owners tell the chronicle that this season was slow and quiet. they are attributing it to inflation , rising gas prices, airfare, lodging and more people traveling abroad. wine tasting fees have also recently become more expensive. well if you ride bar do you will soon see some schedule changes in the coming weeks on september 12th bark will end single tracking in san francisco on sundays. that's going to speed up service. bart will also improve transfers between bart and other transit agencies, particularly caltrain. there also going to improve travel times to and from sfo. i think the biggest improvement is for early morning writers. those like five am early birds. there's a lot more options for those writers and then those that ride on sundays, especially

and the night they're going to see trains way better space apart barred riders, you'll also get 50% off fares all month long when you use a clipper card. this is all part of the 50th anniversary celebration of bart. bart passengers can also expect a slower ride on some parts of the system during the upcoming heatwave. when he gets above 100 degrees. we're going to run train slower. we know that's going to happen, you know, probably in between a renda through pittsburgh bay point, most very likely, you know castro valley to dublin. there's certain areas that we just know those temperatures are going to reach above 100 degrees and so instead of going 70 mph we reduce the speed to about 40, so that could add a few more minutes to your train ride. it shouldn't add too much, but you'll notice it. you'll be like we're not zipping through as much as we usually do. now the move to slow down the trains comes after excessive heat

affected the tracks and caused a train to derail back in june. lot of people are going to hit the airport and as we had to south, i have a tip if you are flying out tomorrow on a saturday, my last two trips that i flew out of oakland on saturday morning they had the bomb sniffing dogs out, which means the only allowed to people through security at a time. and the security line went all the way back into the baggage section. so allow extra time if you're flying out on saturday in particular experience, yes, i like to get their three hours early. just like my dad did go to sleep. pray don't care. i'm not running for the gate. but i'm timing it through security. and then then you're early and then you've got to consider around and maybe bring a book or on your device stretch. get your coffee. alright so good morning, everyone. you know what? we haven't seen a lot of slow traffic out there. and that's good. i would say that the richmond bridge does have some now, if you are driving across

debate. this is a look at interstate 80. and you can see that looks very good. i'm looking around to see if i see a lot of commuter traffic. i don't here's the bay bridge that is looking very good. now we did have a slowdown on highway four because of an earlier accident near the bailey exit, and that was kind of unusual because it had been good. before that, so i think what we're seeing here like we do on many of the days before holiday is that people will take today off or maybe they will just won't go into the office today and then obviously monday's a holiday. there won't be a commute on monday, either. 6 50. let's bring rosemary into talk about the upcoming heatwave . yes sal. as you know, we are going to be quite high, especially for inland cities along the coastline enjoyable weather, although if you're going to be heading over towards santa cruz and capitola, it is going to be a warm as well, giving you a look here over jack london square, starting out with the low clouds the fog once again this morning along the

coast inside the bay. the winds are generally light. let's talk about these advisories attached to the heat, and it will come back around and take a look at the numbers for today. the heat advisory is for our basic communities. the excessive heat warning is for our inland cities , and you can see it does include a lot of the state of california. it begins tomorrow morning will last until tuesday night. so for our inland cities yesterday some in the east bay hit above 100 degrees. today, you're likely to hit upper nineties and then tomorrow back into the low hunt 100. then sunday into monday, we're talking about 105, perhaps 1 10 . so the hottest temperatures we've seen so far this year for many of our inland cities coming in time for that holiday weekend , just remember during the afternoons, of course to stay hydrated. stay out of the heat if you can keep an eye on your little ones on your pets, the ours are going to be very, very hot. the

shade of yellow is the heat advisory does not include the city of san francisco does not include the coastline, but does include our basic communities. this will be for sunday and monday, so two different advisories the advisory for heat around the bay not as expensive is extensive as what we're seeing for our inner cities that will last saturday through tuesday night. the advisory sunday and monday. in addition to all that heat is dry, relative humidity at mount diablo 12% it's 82 degrees already over areas of mount diablo ben lomond mountains, almost 80 degrees and relative humidity in the teens as well hot and dry over the next several days. 34 degrees right now in san francisco, 55 in napa 64 in livermore this morning. we're waking up very similar to yesterday morning and for the afternoon. we're going to have very similar attempts sixties at the coast low seventies around the bay seventies and eighties. for our basic communities like hayward 85 for redwood city as we get to the inner east bay 99 for antiochus, another hot day for you there. 95 expected in

the north bay of santa rosa 10 degrees above average for you there. the extended forecast temperatures coming up by a few degrees tomorrow and then the heat is on sunday monday. that's when we're going to see our hottest weather inland. mid nineties for our bayside communities upper seventies for cruz is going to be really , really warm. no matter where you do begin to fall on tuesday. dave rosemary, thyme 6 53 plenty of people now packing bags and heading out to begin the labor day weekend coming up how the heat will affect the roads and what to expect if you're heading to a bay area airport. and president biden in a nationwide speech warning about the future of democracy in america, the message he delivered before the midterm election.

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is threatened by so called mega republicans, the house minority leader, kevin mccarthy, here was also there in pennsylvania. he spoke before president biden speech. joe biden is right. democracy is on the ballot in november. joe biden and the radical left in washington or dismantling americans democracy. before our very eyes president biden and house speaker mccarthy or not the only big names appearing this week in pennsylvania tomorrow night, former president trump will hold a rally in wilkes barre with republican candidate for governor doug, mass. triano and senate candidate dr mehmet eyes as early as next week, new covid booster shots could arrive. california will get one million of the booster shots and have a big supply for every resident who wants one. these new vaccines were developed by fizer and moderna and will target the

original covid strain as well as the omicron sub variants b, a four nba five administration ordered those shots and we're just waiting for the fda to approve them. and that happened yesterday. anything that works to help the you know, to help to keep the virus down to keep the court the covid-19, you know. at a level to where we can maintain and move on with our lives because we're sick of it. everybody's sick of it now. by next wednesday, these new booster shots they're authorized by a study based on mice, not human beings, but health experts say safety is not a concern. do this every year with the influenza vaccine. we don't test it in humans. we tested in animals. if it looks fine. we just go ahead with that decades . we've been doing that. i think it's fine about safety. both of them will be available fighter is available for those folks who are 12 years and older and moderna will be available for people who are 18 years and older. santa clara county hopes

to have their booster shots at their vaccine clinics beginning next wednesday. alameda and counter caster carney expect to have the boosters at the end of next week. what an unspecified discovery at this construction site in downtown san jose has put a pause on work on the park habitat office. tower developers didn't say exactly what they found, but west bank said in a statement they're working with the aloni indian tribe is they investigated? this 20 story tower is being built on park avenue and amadon boulevard. it will include offices, retail and restaurants and an expanded location. for the tech interactive museum. get ready for the temperatures to rise even higher. a heatwave will blanket much of the bay area this holiday weekend. what you need to do to stay safe as some temperatures will be in the one hundred's. plus the people run our state's electric power grid. want you to conserve energy

again today, but they want us all to do to help avoid straining the grid. travelers should brace for flight delays, cancelations and scorching hot freeways as millions plan to get away for the holiday weekend. hebei area airports are looking this morning and when some of our bay area highways will be the busiest. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto one day down more to go in this heat. we're glad you're with us. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. friday morning. september 2nd. i know how much you and the boys love being out in really hot weather. happy i am miserable. okay let's see what rosemary oroczo. dave. happy friday to all of you. today we will chalk it up to sort of that typical summer like patterns sixties at the coast seventies and eighties around the bay upper nineties for some of our hotter spots with mostly