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morning and welcome back gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark hit his monday. it's september 5th it is labor day. happy labor day to you. let's go right to rosemary oroczo. she's right over there, warning us how warm it's going to get good morning to both of you. record breaking heat temperatures are expected to go well above 100 degrees hotter than yesterday, and some of our hotter spots going above. of 1 10. the excessive heat warning for inland cities will now last through thursday. the heat advisory for our basic communities now lasting through thursday, so this hot spell is going to continue. throughput most of the business week and, of course, the big concern. health concerns with the possibility of heat exhaustion as well as even heat stroke and the elevated fire danger as relative humidity is below 10% this morning and some of our hills better details on the current conditions and what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up in just a little bit.

all right. thank you very much. rosemary oroczo quick. look at how the roads are right now. look at the san mateo bridge. it's no problems out there right now. very few cars a bridge. no problems here as well. a lot of sun glare out there, but no problems and let's quickly look at the golden gate bridge. absolutely i see two cars right now. no problems. no fog right now in the golden gate bridge is now 70 to the operator of california's power grids, as today could be the toughest day when it comes to straining the power grid. how lizzo issued a flex alert. again for today, the sixth straight day that we've been asked to save energy, but today is different. the flex alert has been extended until 10 o'clock this evening. instead of nine o'clock this evening, the grid operator says last night demand for energy approached record levels and they predict tonight there will be a deficit

in power. last few days are likely to be a dress rehearsal for what's going to be a much more significantly stressed set of conditions here in particular this event and the demand for electricity continues to escalate. moving into monday, tuesday and wednesday and potentially even beyond. if there's not enough power to meet demand, it could force power blackouts all across the state. the grid operators say the efforts by you and i to save power has been helping to reduce demand. they want us to keep doing that. they say you should avoid using major appliances between four and 10 o'clock tonight. and here's something else today will be a spare the air day because of the hard weather. ktvu s cameras pointed here towards walnut creek. picked up images of a hazy sky all through the weekend, and today, the hard weather is expected to cause smoggy conditions to around the bay area that bad air quality can cause breathing problems for many people. if you have trouble

breathing, try to stay indoors. close your doors and windows. later today, bay area counties and cities will open cooling centers for people who need to escape the heat. many of them will be a libraries or community centers. all 21 of contra costa county's library branch it will be open today as temperatures of 110 degrees are possible inland. up in the north bay center, rosa will open a cooling center at the finley community center in solano county cooling centers will be open at fairfield, rio vista and dixon's libraries in the south bay. you can ride for free to get to a cooling center. santa clara county is also using its libraries as cooling centers, free water and snacks are available. vts website has more information for you, including routes, hours and locations. and doctors say it is key that we all watch out for signs of heat exhaustion and other heat related illnesses amid this extreme heat some of the science and symptoms that you should look out for include things such as headache, nausea , excessive perspiration or sweating, which is your body's natural response to try to court

self down things like passing out or feeling dizzy. those are signs of extreme heat exhaustion or stroking for what you should seek immediate medical care. healthcare professionals recommend finding ways to stay out of the heat as much as possible. they say, stay hydrated and avoid drinking alcohol. they also say it's crucial to keep a very close eye on children as well as the elderly and those with chronic medical conditions. alright, time at 705. we expect more big crowds at other beaches along the coast today, crown beach state park and alameda is one of the bay area's cooler base spots along the bait. even places that are normally cooled will be have temperatures above normal in santa recruits. there are some areas topping 100 degrees. i think i got a really hot deal. get to like 90 degrees, never in recent memory never really experienced it going anything above 90 or 95. it will definitely be cooler here on the beach. i think the patterns have changed. a lot of goes through

spells like that. i mean, you know you're getting it all over the country. it's not just a nice, elated area and today's temperatures expected to top 100 degrees in many areas tomorrow, maybe even hotter. with so many people heading to the beach safety experts are issuing a warning about trying to cool off, said francisco's ocean beaches you know, is extremely popular during hot weather spells in the bay area, firefighters say could also be one of the most dangerous speeches over the years. hazardous rip currents caused a number of drownings, especially when more people head to the beach on extremely hot days. this is one of the most dangerous beaches in probably all steel, california. um there's incredible title changes in terms of movement and also the currency. if you do get caught in a riptide, and you'll know right away because it's going to shoot you out, probably within a second, you'll be out 40 5100 ft out. you don't want to swim against it. san francisco fire department will have increased patrols again at the beach today because of expected large crowds. time now 706 new video from san francisco

to show you this morning of a wild sideshow. now this happened just after midnight on the edge of the mission district at dubose and valencia. you can see all the cars and the crowds shoving down that intersection that lasted about 15 minutes. the police have actually broke up the crowds, but people nearby said they didn't see anyone being detained. we tried to contact san francisco police. we want to find out if any arrests were made. and another pedestrian and san jose has been hit and killed. police say a man was crossing senate to reasonable of ard near kyowa circle saturday night when he was hit by two different drivers . it's happened about 8 45 saturday night, investigators say. the driver, the first suv did stay to cooperate with the investigation, but the second driver in a truck drove away from the scene was san jose's

25th pedestrian deaths so far this year. and that's just one of two fatal crashes in san jose this weekend. early saturday morning. a man was killed on #### you're avenue after being hit by a suspected drunk driver . the victim got out of his car because he hit three parked cars in a separate crash. then he was hit by the other cards. the driver suspected of hitting them has been booked for d u i and vehicular manslaughter. san jose is now on track to have more traffic related deaths last year so far. this year. there have been 45 deadly crashes in all of last year. 60 people died in crashes. that's the number reached only twice in the past 10 years. the city's vision zero department, which is dedicated to improving traffic safety, says there is something unusual about what's happening this year with deadly crashes in san jose. we received five of them so far on late road, so that is really unusual to see so many fatalities on one road. um and

so that it has been, uh, a corridor that were quite interested in implying, especially to get cramped funding to have a lot of having more money to do some of its bigger issues. the vision zero program means to learn which states need improvement and then find ways to make them safer. 709 will move to a developing story now in controversial county to inmates who escaped from the marsh creek detention facility are still on the loose . ktvu is andre senior here now and this escape. andre is causing fear in rural areas in clayton living around an area where this just happened. that's what these residents are dealing with. right now. the sheriff's office does not think the two men are still in the area. you see them right here behind me, but as one people living near the minimum security facility not to approach the men if anyone sees them these are photos of close up photo now of the people that they're looking for released by the contra costa county sheriff's office. gerardo ramirez. vera is 33 years old is long, dark hair in his from

richmond. he was being held on burglary, weapons and vandalism charges. he was expected to be released in january. jorge garcia ischemia has short dark hair is 28 years old. and lived in pittsburgh. he has been charged with auto theft and was scheduled to be weak court again in about three weeks from now. they were last seen wearing right yellow jumpsuits inside of the minimum security jail at around eight a.m. ahead, adm headcount, but they had disappeared by 11 20 yesterday morning, people live a few miles down marsh creek road from the clayton palms mobile home park safe. they were concerned when they receive the community alert yesterday afternoon. a few of us myself included just drove around up through marsh creek road for about half hour. just to see if there's anything going on. we were a little nervous. there were also posts on next door and the clicker dot com website about the escape shortly before four o'clock in the afternoon, people living on the other side of the jail along morgen territory road, saying they did not see any unusual

activity. sheriff's officials did not release mug shots of the two men until after 9 30 last night. now officials seen it would have been hard for the men to get very far and yesterday's hot weather. if they didn't have help. now if anyone does see the man they are urged to call 911 while the men were at the minimum security jail. originally if they are caught, they could face time in state prison for the escape back to you. okay andre. thank you time now, 7 11. labor in the united states has changed a lot this year since the pandemic coming up where the workforce is now on this labor day. and firefighters are on standby as they prepare for extreme heat and the possibility of fires after a quick break. what's helping them decrease fire risk in most fire prone areas. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions

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you heard from chief cunningham, though, that they recognize the magnitude of this incident. and they responded appropriately and accordingly. and we ordered a massive amount of resources. those resources came in, and they did the best they could. built on the ground in the air. to help save lives and property. now the mill fire has grown to more than 6.5 square miles, it has destroyed at least 100 homes, evacuation orders and warnings. they are still in effect. officials are still investigating how the mill fire started and not far from the mill fire. the mountain fire has grown to more than 13 square miles. it's 10% contained it's running west of the mill fire outside of the community of gazelle about 300 people are under evacuation orders to fire says about 700 buildings are in danger vary. firefighters are already in position and ready to fight but could be extremely

dangerous fires during this extreme heat, the state office of emergency services sent out a list of areas where crews should be prepositioned and stationed closer to likely fire scenes. there are spots in nearly every bay area county on that list. local crews are also working overtime. so there are enough people in case multiple fires break out. some local government agencies have closed parks in case people get overheated and need emergency crews to get them out, officials say, reducing the number of people and potential hotspots also decreases the fire danger. if we can proactively close some of these public spaces, much like we would in a red flag fire environment. we can eliminate that risk for both the public and firefighters alike. so far there have been fewer and smaller fires in california compared to this time last year. right now, more than 202,000 acres has burned in california. it's about 10% of the total from the first week of september last year. firefighters say that people are more aware and taking more precautions to prevent fires this year time now, 7 16 health experts warn us stay indoors

during the hottest part of these really hot days, but that's not always practical for some people , including firefighters who worked outdoors. some fire departments actually practice is fighting fires during the really hard weather, so they know what it feels like and when they need to call in replacement, and there are specific guidelines for companies in the outdoor industries, including agriculture and construction. employers must provide clean, cool and free water to their workers. we're talking about one court at minimum one court of water. every hour ready to put in place your emergency procedures if you notice any sort of behaviors that indicate heat illness, employers are also required to encourage frequent rest periods and also provide shade when the temperatures more than 80 degrees, any complaints about workplace safety and health hazards can be filed confidentially with closure. hundreds of drivers across

california have been arrested for driving under the influence this labor day weekend chp tweeted last night just 36 hours into the holiday weekend, officers made more than 600 arrests statewide. the arrests are part of the highway patrol's maximum enforcement period began friday evening and will continue through today. last year. 43 people died in highway crashes in california during the labor day holiday. the chp made 985 dui arrest for the entirety of last year's labor day weekend. let's see if we can help you hit the enjoying the morning off, but we have you covered. take a look at the san mateo bridge. let me tell you this looks good right now. but if you keep on going and you hit 92, when you're heading out to half moon bathing, you're going to be the only one. you are not. so once you cross the bridge, you're gonna hit some heavy traffic as we get into the later hours of the day. keep this in mind if you're heading out toward the beach, if you happen to be making your way from oakland to set francisco. we're going to give you a nice picture of the bay bridge toll plaza. smooth sailing free, clear and easy.

this is a great time to go. finally, we will head over to the golden gate. very light traffic again. but, boy, if you think you're going to be the only one escaping to the marin headlands for some cool breeze, you are not keep this in mind. i know stinson beach is going to be packed. so we will, of course, keep you updated on traffic and let you know should any major problems pop up? alright let's talk about whether how warm it's going to be how mcgee it's going to be. here's rosemary morning to both of you happy holiday. we do have temperatures continuing decline. we're going to be hotter today than yesterday, and we do expect to peak tomorrow, giving you a look here over san francisco or san francisco for several days, enjoying a lot of seventies no longer the case. we had a few low eighties in and around san francisco yesterday, today, mid to upper eighties expected, so gear up, it's going to be a hot one in the city air quality right now. good to moderate across the region. it is a spare the air day and for the second part of the afternoon or inner east bay, as well as the santa clara valley is expected to remain slightly unhealthy for our sensitive groups, the

excessive heat warning and will now continue through thursday with some of our hotter spots going above 110. today it does include our north, a valleys hills or east bay valleys and hills. our santa clara valley as well as the santa cruz mountains. the heat advisory also now continuing through thursday, our basic communities as well as the peninsula, as well as santa cruz and capitola and parts of the santa cruz county beach area. that heat advisory, with temperatures ranging from mid upper eighties to mid to upper nineties for today, and tomorrow in our hills hot and dry mountie abu reporting 88 degrees, relative humidity. 6% ben lomond 85. five degrees, relative humidity. 9% were hot. we are dry with very light winds. and poor air quality for some today 67 degrees in san francisco right now. 74 in berkeley upper sixties to low seventies for the inner east bay. we have low sixties and napa if you're trying to beat the heat, pacifica half moon bay,

definitely one of the nicer spots for today with temperatures in the mid upper seventies, but if you're going to santa cruz and capitola upper eighties low nineties, it's going to be hot there along the coastline comparison from yesterday into today, santa rosa expected to break a record as well as livermore and san jose, hitting the triple digit heat their fremont, you'll go to 97 the afternoon highs around the region, 104 for nevado upper eighties against san francisco, 90 in berkeley, as well as oakland. some of our hotter spots 1e in los cotto's 96 santa cruz, santa cruz also expected to break a record for today. the extended forecast here. a tad hotter for tomorrow before we finally begin to see a break in that heat wednesday, thursday, still really, really hot 105 for inland cities nineties around the bay seventies at the coastline into the weekend, continuing to see our temperatures drop off mid nineties saturday sunday for inland cities low to mid eighties around the bay sixties

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seven 24 men and a dog were rescued in san francisco from this cliff at fort funston. the fire department has it happened yesterday morning around nine a.m. at the recreation area in the southwestern part of the city. now the man and the dog were not heard. the firefighters still warn you use extreme caution when you walk or hike on a cliff. the november midterm elections are now just a little over two months away. president biden is spending this labor day in milwaukee, wisconsin and pittsburgh, pennsylvania. he's been in pennsylvania twice already in just the past week. he's hoping to help democrats beat the odds and the upcoming midterms. the issues that are confronting pennsylvania voters that are important to them are still centered around the economy and inflation. abortion, right? political analysts say the abortion rights issue has been gaining ground and that may help democrats get a better turnout in the midterms. alright time at 7 25 the labor day

holidays often when the employment experts take a closer look at the bigger picture of jobs this year, the news is mixed more than 157 million americans have a job. that means almost all the jobs that were lost during the pandemic have been recovered. the unemployment rate is right about the well around the lowest numbers in the past 50 years and there are record 11.2 million job openings would not nearly enough workers to fill them despite the wages growing more than 5% in the past year. at the same time with running an inflation rate. um at 8.5% most recently at one point over 9% has wiped out those gains and workers in some ways are falling back. that has led to some workers and companies, including starbucks, amazon and apple to show interest in joining unions. now labor experts say, those are high profile, but union growth is

fairly modest right now, they say, another strategy is becoming more common workers putting in the bare minimum effort needed to keep their job. and re balancing their work life balance. well it was the last day of the burning man festival will tell you what forced many to lead the desert. early others were left stranded right there in the middle of the desert, as we are expecting some parts of the bay area to reach over 100 degrees, with all the algae blooms in the bay waters. is it safe to go swimming? still ahead where you need to know if you see that reddish brown algae in the water and

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these are live pictures from down at the beach and with temperatures expected to top 100 degrees today, many of us will be heading right there for baby area beaches were alive right now in san francisco's ocean beach to see the conditions there to feel the air and tell you how long the heat wave will last, and the new omicron booster shots are out at some bay area pharmacies will tell you what the new updated booster shots will target. with the fall

and winter right around the corner. from ktvu. fox two news . this is mornings on two. good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian it's monday, september 5th the day we celebrate labor day. if you have the day off of work in school, you might think about heading to the beach. you need to go now to get that parking spot rosemary oroczo. we were just talking about how it's nice and cool and quiet now, but boy fast forward to two p.m. it will be a different scene. yes we are looking at a scorcher for inland cities. we are going to break records over many areas keeping in mind. the national weather service can i can only track so many records, and we are going to see. a handful of those are expected to see a handful of those broken for today, which means a lot of cities across the bay area likely to break records in your area, giving you a look here at some of what we're seeing. for. today's santa rosa expected to hit one h napa one.

oh, three. livermore 1 11 the standing record right now in livermore, one. oh, three santa cruz 96 expected for you this afternoon in san jose, you're expected to break a record at 100 degrees. the current record is 94. some of these were set back in 2020. some of these are set back in 2008. in any case, some of the hottest weather so far this year, if not in years. better details on what you can expect for your areas. was the advisories in place coming up in just a little bit. all right, rosemary. thank you, rosemary. and garcia gave sal the day off today, but we're still going to watch the roads for you this morning. look at the same mateo bridge right now, if you had to use that bridge now. this is the time to do it. no problems out there. let's look at the bay bridge at a bowling ball could roll along the bay bridge right now. no problems at all. and let's look at the richmond san rafael bridge area. no problems at sun glare is a problem. be careful out there, but there are no problems on the road on the

richmond san rafael bridge. they can expect area beaches to be packed today with people trying to escape the heat. ktvu erasmus live at ocean beach with a look at conditions there and good morning to you, ali. good morning, gasia. it is cool and comfortable so far here at ocean beach, not a lot of folks out here just yet. we are expecting things to warm up, though now that the sun is up over the next several hours, taking a look at here live you can see a nice conditions out here so far this morning, pretty calm shoreline and just a few people taking a walk on the beach at this early hour. we can also show you a live picture of stinson beach right now. we have a photographer out there. giving you this view the gates drive in and park at stinson beach. don't open until nine. but we can expect things to be busy there later this morning and into the afternoon at stinson beach. it was so crowded yesterday the parking lots filled up by about 10 o'clock in the morning. now, so far this morning, the only people we've seen out on ocean beach here in san francisco or people getting an early morning walk or work out in walking

jogging, trying to check off that work out on their to do list for the day before it gets too hot. doing a couple of circuit exercises on the ladder , exercise ball, and then the jump rope. it's pretty. it's pretty hot outside. i was staying inside most of the day yesterday, even though i wanted to be outside but until about four pm it was a little too unbearable for me to be outside, so just kind of staying inside and trying to keep cool. unbearably hot even in the city yesterday and today is not expected to be any different facts going to be warmer lifeguards with the national park service will be patrolling ocean beach this labor day holiday warning beachgoers to be careful at ocean beach. it's more exposed, less protected than some of the other popular spots beach spots here in the bay area, so they're really warning people about rip currents and not waiting into the water too far now that's easier said than done. when the temperatures start to rise out here. people are definitely going to want to get in the water to cool. down because the

ocean temperatures are still pretty cool, but even in places along the coast like ocean beach , things are going to be really warm as you heard, rosemary say. some of the warmest weather we've had all year and maybe even some records being broken not just across the inland areas of the bay area, but also here at the coast live in san francisco. ali rasmus ktvu. fox two news. thank you. health officials are warning people heading to the beach today to stay out of the water if they see large algae blooms as some blooms have been taking over bay area waterways. according to the chronicle, health experts say well, the algae is not toxic to humans, it could cause skin or eye irritation. dogs should also be kept out of the water. if there is an algae bloom the algae blooms are reddish brown in color. they have cost thousands of dead fish to wash up on barrier beaches and it oakland's lake merritt time now 7 35, the heat in southern california also brutal there, many in los angeles headed to the beach. temperatures were over 80 down at the coast and top triple digits, inland. venice beach and other popular

beaches were packed with people, and for many, it was too hot. i'm i'm beating the heat by getting up early and riding a bike feeling the cool breeze of the ocean last night was unbearable. it was hot. i don't know how people here living benefit don't have air conditioners like my sister from florida. you need a c for big boy, you need a c. it's pretty crazy as a brit, this is yeah. this is very hot. we were lucky if we get it at all over there, and this is this is quite something. now most of southern california is also under an excessive heat warning, just like we have here in the bay area. barry pharmacies are already offering appointments for the new omicron focused covid booster shots. anyone over the age of 12 has had their first two doses of the vaccine and is more than two months away from their last shot is eligible. stores such as walgreens and cvs have already started offering appointments. healthcare giant kaiser says it's expected to start getting shipments of the vaccine soon. the new updated boosters target the original virus and the most

dominant omicron strains. lot of these new updated boosters have been tested for safety and effectiveness and really, only after they met. the fda is rigorous standards. have they been authorized? these updated boosters are exactly what we need to avoid the worst outcomes of covid-19 and prepare us for the fall and winter. very very health agencies say they will also be offering boosters likely in the next week or two, depending on when they get their supply. time is 7 37, a thick dust storm in the desert hit burning man on the final day of that annual festival, the dust storm for some people to leave earlier, others tried to wait it out that sandstorm whipped through nevada's black rock desert over the weekend is the burning man festival came to a close and almost ruined the annual torching of a giant wooden effigy. and several vehicles were stranded in the desert. visibility got worse and worse, along with the dust. they

were dealing with temperatures of 102 degrees. almost 80,000 people went to burning man this year. let's get out the door traffic, i know sells enjoying the morning office eyes on the road. still take a look at it to let the years out of the roads. look right now, this is 8 80, now near the coliseum right now in oakland and no problems right now, on this labor day, interstate 2 80 is san jose. no problems again and let's take a quick look at highway 24 in walnut creek. now there are normally problems around here and the lafayette area. no problems at this hour, right? as of right now to see i know lafayette walnut creek, not the hottest part of the baby will definitely be seeing temperatures close to or right around 100. would you say rosemary oroczo, a hitting the triple digits for inland east bay, as well as the inland north bay and around the bay nineties, expected for today. like if you

don't have a c that's very warm, especially inside your homes for the afternoons. with no sea breeze to help us out. not for the next couple of days, giving you a live look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary towards san francisco. a little bit of haze out there. we do have a plenty of sunshine from the coast around the bay and inland that he's going to be with us as we continue with this pattern and air quality this morning is good to moderate, slightly unhealthy as we get into the afternoon and today is a spare the air day. here's a look at the 24 hour temperature change. so already warmer. chances are you've noticed already warmer this morning by five degrees in nevada, about seven napa conquered livermore and hayward san jose, you're starting out six degrees warmer . sfo nine degrees warmer right now compared to yesterday. 67 degrees right now. sfo as well as san francisco, mid fifties half moon bay. this is one of the spots that remains on the cool side. everybody else already mild to warm one neighborhood in berkeley, reporting 74 74 in brentwood and

for the south bay 69 in san jose along the peninsula sixties and woodside 64 san carlos. good morning foster city at 60 for the excessive heat warning that was going to events first last through tuesday, then wednesday , now thursday, we have the north bay valley locations as well as our hills, east bay valleys and hills, santa clara valley over towards the center cruz mountains. everybody there. included in that excessive heat warning for the heat advisory. was originally going to expire tonight. then on tuesday. now we're looking at thursday. here's a look at where we do have the advisory for heat along the east bay shore. the peninsula also includes santa cruz capitola does not include include the coastline for our north bay, north san francisco down through about half moon bay. temperatures in pacifica enjoyable for today. 77 expected for you there is going to be a hot one in the city. san francisco 87 90 degrees in oakland. then you get into the north bay and we are gearing up.

for a scorcher one. oh, four in nevada. wanna wait in santa rosa, the inner east bay 1 12 for concord for ourself a today 100 san jose los gatos. you've got triple digit heat in the forecast at 105. 96 by the water in santa cruz. your extended forecast, perhaps a tad hotter tomorrow before temperatures finally begin to cool off some wednesday into thursday, still very, very hot, but not quite as bad one. oh, five expected in limb as we get into the weekend temperatures continuing to fall off and by saturday and sunday sixties at the coast low to mid eighties around the bay mid nineties expected inland back to you. all right. rosemary thyme 7 41. more companies are pushing employees come on back to the office coming up with companies . there are major benefits for both the companies and the employees after the pandemic force people to work from home to our newsroom saying good morning again, andre senior. you're picking ahead to the next couple of hours of mornings on two. good morning to you gasia.

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today is there an official return to the office transition date? apple and peloton. two of the well known names come calling workers back to the office at least several days a month. many workers say once they were able to settle into a routine, they're more productive working from home. the companies say that in person, collaboration and socialization or major benefits for both companies and workers, be able to sit down with people walking into somebody's office and putting your feet up on the desk . it makes a big difference. feel super efficient, working from home those two days because i can get a lot done without any distractions. business analysts say it's hard to tell who has the upper hand right now. companies could require employees to come back to the office or let them go, but workers could also threaten to leave business analyst suggests there could be other ways to

handle it. workers might be willing to accept smaller paychecks to work from home businesses will likely save money if they need less. office space garcia time. 7 45 wall street taking a break for the labor day holiday, but there are still some interesting business stories today, including one about spending on snacks talking about this. so in the newsroom. pam cook is joining us back in studio. now we will look at stocks to start in dollars. yes talking about the markets are closed today for the holiday. the three major indexes posted three weeks in a row of losses. they do start tomorrow after the three day weekend below some key levels, so we're going to keep an eye on that and also some of those companies as their workers come back to work. some companies are putting new hires in positions that they are not ready for, and that is affecting productivity, according to the wall street. journal workforces are close to pre pandemic levels . however some companies report lower productivity levels, and it may be blamed on insufficient training for new hires. some

executives say hiring has exceeded training capacity and new employees leave jobs at higher rates than workers who have been there longer. some companies are offering more hours and compensation to tenured workers to train those new hires. more college graduates are getting jobs, but that could impact their chances of loan forgiveness. the august jobs report shows 1.9% unemployment rates. for college graduates, data experts say compensation for college graduates has been keeping up with inflation and that questions their need for immediate loan forgiveness. president biden has pledged $500 billion in funds to forgive 10,000 to $20,000 in student loan debt. one sector of the food industry is saying a lot of growth so far this year. people are eating fewer meals and a lot more snacks, and that is, according to euro monitor, which tracks food trends from around the world. the company estimates snack sales have topped $150 billion this year. that is 34

billion more than five years ago, and despite the fact that snack prices have increased now , kellogg's backed up that research with its own recent u. s sales numbers. in michigan food maker says pringles sales are up 8% in the last year rice krispie treats are up 10% pop tarts. sales are up 11% and even higher than that she's it's are up. 14% pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. thank you. time is 7 48 will happening today. it's the last day in business for cowgirl creamery at point reyes station after 25 years in business there jeans company will close its last retail shop. morrow five years ago, the company moved to petaluma to a larger production center. cowgirl creamery will continue to sell their products intellect stores and that includes foods have a cheese called red hawk that will stink up your fridge. really it's just

delicious. yes hard red hawk. find it. don't be scared. try it . you might fall in love to try it. if you say yeah, he loves it . get it for his birthday. okay alright. let's talk about traffic salads enjoying the morning off as i hope you are as well. maybe think you're going to head out to half moon bay, right? over the san mateo bridge. take 92 look now is when the going is good because the traffic on the bridge itself is clear. and there may not be too much of a crush yet to get out to the cemetery county coast beaches. but keep that in mind is, of course, things get harder as the day gets longer and ours . it's an easy drive over from oakland to san francisco bay bridge toll plaza looking very clear unless speak up at the golden gate bridge. the story is the same, but this one will also likely be practiced people like to head to and from, you know the marin headlands and beaches up north. to try to escape the extreme heat. alright let's check your weather. now is you start moving around is rosemary but the forecast yes, and we are looking at the temperatures really hot for the afternoon

today. let me collect. my thoughts are inland cities will be reaching above 110 degrees are basic communities will be well into the nineties you will be able to escape the heat if you head towards specific and half moon bay, but some of our self facing beaches are going to be really, really warm, including a stinson. santa cruz and capital are going to be outright hot. santa cruz expected to break a record hitting about 96 this afternoon a live look here from the oakland esther estuary towards san francisco. a little bit haze out there this morning. today is a spare the air and for inland cities slightly unhealthy for the inner east bay as well as areas over the santa clara valley. everybody else is expected to remain moderate for today. look at the temperatures 55 degrees. still at this hour at half moon bay, one of the enjoyable spots this morning, upper sixties over san francisco , los sixties and napa, you go inland, and it's 75 degrees already in brentwood is 67 in walnut creek, 69 over san jose comparison from yesterday into

today. temperatures were hot enough yesterday, but we're going to go even hotter. wanna wait for santa rosa today? 97 fremont livermore expected to go to 1 11. 100 degrees for areas over san jose, santa rosa, livermore and san jose. if we hit those numbers were breaking records today 103 for san rafael by the water 77 pacifica hot day in san francisco going to 87 for you there, we've got 90 for berkeley and oakland again, the inner east bay. really really baking very uncomfortable, even unhealthy. 1 11 for livermore, dangerously hot weather there, one of five in los gatos 16 from morgan hill. oh yeah. santa cruz 96 expected for you there. they extended forecast here. temperatures perhaps even a tad hotter tomorrow. the excessive heat warning will last all the way through thursday for inland areas and around the bay. the heat advisory until thursday, as well. temperatures will begin to drop off on wednesday but still very, very warm seventies at the

coast nineties around the bay. about 105 for inland cities wednesday thursday, continuing to call into the weekend after sixties at the coast low to mid eighties around the bay mid nineties expected inland rosemary, thyme, 7 52 and overnight sideshow in san francisco just overwhelmed a popular area coming up in the next hour where it happened as the police moved in to clear out that area and before we go to break former president barack obama won his first emmy award coming up what he did in the netflix documentary series that won that award. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27?

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time is 7 54. nasa engineers are working hard this labor day trying to figure out how to repair the artemis one rocket, so it's safe to launch. the second launch attempt was called off over the weekend because of another fuel leak. now the artemis team has to decide. i bet you'd roll the rock it back to the vehicle assembly building where it can conduct cryogenic testing or trying to fix it on the launch pad. and that's it would first need permission from the us space force to leave the arguments project in place, nasa administrator bill nelson says there's no estimate on how long the repair work could take. and once it is fixed. there are some other timing issues in order to make a third launch attempt. because of how they want to fly

around the moon. uh and the timing of it, it's real important that you launch only at certain times. the moon has to be in the right position. you don't want to fly it out there and discovered the moon's not there anymore. so you have to launch so that the timing is right so that you can arrive at the moon at the right time. just remember, we're not gonna launch until it's right. and that is standard operating procedure. and we'll continue to be at this point. it looks like artemis could launch no earlier than the middle of this month, but that may be pushed back to mid october or even later. well $93 billion is budgeted by nasa to keep the artemus program running for the next three years. that maybe long enough to get astronauts back on the moon. supporters from both political parties say it's an investment in keeping the u. s dominant in space and also for national security. space isn't really

ideological. we've been able to have a couple of years of remarkable bipartisan consensus . uh and that's because we're not talking about guns or person or taxes. we cannot allow our adversaries to get there first. and we also know that whoever is first up there in space sets the rules. i don't want to communist regime from china, studying the rules its face now china is not the only major competition that nasa is facing their private companies, including spacex that want to compete for dominance on the moon on mars and across the universe. 7 57 in georgia thunderstorms and heavy rain has flooded homes and roads in northwestern georgia governor declared a state of emergency in two counties that rain was falling at about an ancient our about 12 inches of rain. national weather service with parts of chattanooga and floyd counties under a flash flood

warning through tonight, and a sky foxx drone video captured these shots in summerville, georgia, showing some of the damage in the hard hit communities. so far, no deaths or injuries have been reported. it is 7 58 for weeks now, people in jackson, mississippi, have been without clean drinking water. fema employees are there on the ground, trying to fix that problem, the director of famous says it's still too early to say when a water treatment plant will be up and running again. does not okay for the residents of jackson, mississippi, and so our focus needs to be in. what is it that we need to do in the coming days to make sure that one we get safe drinking water back, but that we make sure that this does not happen again. the national guard is on the ground there, helping to pass out clean water. the people who live in jackson say this crisis was years in the making. the residents have been under an order to boil their water for more than a month

before that water plant went offline, even after the water services back to normal is that he has major problems with the sewer system. former president barack obama has won and emmy award for narrating a netflix documentary series called our great national parks. five part series featuring national parks from around the world is produced by his production company, higher ground. he was in the category filled with famous nominees, including kareem abdul jabbar and david atten, burled. the former president, by the way, also has won two grammy awards. good morning, the thermometer set to soar again today triple digit temperatures for some in the area how to beat the relentless heat and the warning from firefighters about one local beach in particular, plus. side show in san francisco wild overnight stunts, shutting down

streets in the mission district and jailbreak to win meets escape in east bay detention facility. the urgent search underway and warning for residents who live in the area. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two it is eight o'clock on this labor day. welcome the mornings onto i'm andre. senior good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian it is monday, september 5th bright sunshine behind us along the oakland estuary weirdly warm already this early in the day. let's talk about what's to come. rosemary oroczo. hello to both of you happy holiday to all of you be prepared. we are looking at temperatures ranging from nineties around the bay to 110 plus for some of the hotter spots inland with that the excessive heat warning for inland cities. will continue through thursday. at this point , the heat advisory now through thursday as well, better details on what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up in just a little bit. all right. thank you so much. sal is off today. but let's take a look at the roads

this morning. this is the san mateo bridge. you can see right there. traffic is flowing smoothly normally at a time like this. when it's not a holiday, you could see traffic in both directions. all right, let's go over to the bay bridge right now and right here. normally, you would see at eight o'clock in the morning back to back traffic. but as you can see, traffic is flowing smoothly at this point, and let's take a look at the golden gate bridge were too similar story there for this labor day. all is quiet. in san francisco at the golden gate bridge on this labor day. you want your time now the operator of california's power grid says today could be the toughest day when it comes to straining the power grid has issued a flex alert again for today. it is the sixth day in a row that we have been asked to save energy. but today is different. the flex alert has been extended from nine o'clock until 10 o'clock tonight, the grid operator says. last night demand for energy approached record levels and they predict that tonight there will be a deficit in power. last few days are likely to be a dress rehearsal for what's going to be a much more significantly stressed set of conditions here in particular this event and the

demand for electricity continues to escalate. moving into monday, tuesday and wednesday and potentially even beyond. if there isn't enough power to meet demand, it could face black house or forced blackouts across the state grid. officials say the public's effort to save power has been helping reduce the man. they want us to keep doing that, saying you should avoid using major appliances between four and 10 tonight. today will be a spare the air day because of the hot weather. ktvu cameras pointed out towards walnut creek have been picking up images of a hazy sky through the weekend. today the hot weather is expected to cost smoggy conditions across our region, of course, that better quality can cause breathing problems for some people. if you typically have trouble breathing , do try to stay indoors. close your doors and windows. later today, barry counties and cities are opening up cooling centers for those who need to escape the heat. many colleagues. centers are in libraries and community centers. all 21 of contra costa county's library branches will be open today as temperatures of 110 degrees are expected inland in the north bay, santa rosa will open a cooling center at the finley community center in

solano county. cooling centers will open at the fairfield, rio vista and dixon library branches in the south bay. you can ride for free to get to a cooling center. santa clara county is also using its libraries as cooling centers, free water and snacks will be available. website has more information for you include adding routes, hours and locations. and doctors say it is very important to watch out for signs of heat exhaustion and other heat related illness during these extreme heat periods, some of the signs and symptoms that you should look out for include things such as headache, nausea, excessive perspiration or sweating, which is your body's natural response to try to court self down things like passing out or feeling dizzy. those are signs of extreme heat exhaustion or stroking for what you should seek immediate medical care. healthcare professionals recommend finding ways to stay out of the heat as much as possible. they say. stay hydrated. avoid alcohol. it is crucial to keep an eye on close children and the elderly as well as those with medical conditions . today big crowds are expected to beaches along the coast.

crown beach state park in alameda is one of the bay area's cooler areas, spots along the bait, even places that are normally cool, though, are forecast to be way above normal. in santa cruz. there are some areas, potentially topping 100 degrees. i think i got a really hot day. i'll get to like 90 degrees, never in recent memory never really experienced it going anything above 90 or 95 will definitely be cooler here on the beach. i think the patterns have changed. a lot of goes through spells like that. i mean, you know you're getting it all over the country. it's not just an isolated area today. temperatures will top 100 degrees in some areas and tomorrow, maybe even hotter than that. so many people heading to the beach safety experts are issuing a warning for those trying to cool off. san francisco's ocean beach is extremely popular during hot weather across the bay. firefighters say it could also be one of the most dangerous places over the years. hazardous rip currents have caused a number of drownings, especially when more people head to the beach on these hot days. this is one of the most dangerous beaches in probably all the

state of california. ah there's incredible title changes in terms of movement and also the currency. if you do get caught in a riptide, and you'll know right away because it's going to shoot you out, probably within a second, you'll be out 40 5100 ft out. you don't want to swim against it. san francisco fire department will have increased patrols again at the beach today because of the expected large crowds your time now, new this morning new video from san francisco this morning of a wild scene sideshow there. well it happened just after midnight on the edge of the mission it to pose and valencia. you can see the cars and crowds completely shutting down the intersection for about 15 minutes. the police eventually broke up the crowds with people nearby. say they did not see anyone being detained. we reached out to san francisco police to see if any arrests were made in this case. another pedestrian incentives. a has been hit and killed. police say a man was crossing santa teresa boulevard in the saturday night

when he was hit by two different vehicles. it happened around 8 45 saturday night, investigators say the driver of the first suv state to cooperate with the investigation, but the second driver in a truck drove away from the scene. this was san jose's 25th pedestrian fatalities so far this year. that's just one of two fatal crashes in san jose this weekend . early saturday morning, a man was killed on hillyer avenue after being struck by a suspected drunk driver. the victim got out of his car because he stuck struck three parked cars and a separate crash and then was hit by the other car. the driver suspected of hitting him has been booked for dy and vehicular06. san jose isn track to have more traffic related deaths this year than last. so far this year, there have been 45 deadly crashes in all of last year, 60 people died in crashes, a number reached only twice in the past 10 years. the city's vision zero department is dedicated to improving traffic safety says there is something unusual going on with these years deadly crashes. we see five of them so far on weight road, so that is

really unusual to see so many fatalities on one road. um and so that it has been, uh, a corridor that were quite interested in playing especially to get cramps funding to have a lot of having more money to do some of its bigger issues. the vision zero team aims to learn which streets need improvements and then find ways to make them safer. developing story in the east, continuing search for two escaped jail inmates, and now we have photos of the escaping me to see them right here behind me. these photos were released by the contra costa county sheriff's office of 33 year old gerardo ramirez, vera and 28 year old jorge garcia ischemia who escaped from the marsh creek detention facility in clayton. ktvu elissa harrington says people who live near that facility or warned to lock their homes and cars and stay on alert about their surroundings. anlayn in contra costa county sheriff's office sent out an alert,

telling people to lock their doors and be on the lookout for two inmates who escaped from the marsh creek detention facilities sunday morning. we're pretty much keep our doors locked all the time. we just more obviously wouldn't let my teenage daughter out in the neighborhood running around at this time. we were concerned. yeah we were. we were all very tight knit in their community. marian garrison lives at the clayton palms community a few miles down the road. she found out about the escapees through next door and said neighbors checked in on each other through a community chat. garrison and a few others got in their cars to search. a few of us myself included just drove around up through marsh road for about half hour. just to see if there's anything going on. we were a little nervous. we have a lot of kids. we have a lot of people, um that are out with their dogs. contra costa county sheriff's office has released a little information about how the inmates escaped. the jail is a minimum security facility, located on marsh creek road in a rural area. officials say the

men may have been wearing all white or all yellow when they took off. the sheriff's office released pictures of the two they are searching for 33 year old geraldo ramirez, vera of richmond and 28 year old jorge garcia escamilla of pittsburgh. both men now face felony charges for this escape. i got to say i was nervous, um the way life is these days. you don't trust anyone you don't know and you have children, and you can't create a big bubble around them, but you have to make sure they're safe. in clayton. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. labor day in the united states has changed a lot this year since the pandemic coming up where the workforce is now on this labor day. also firefighters are on standby as they prepare for fires to break out amid this extreme heat after a quick break what's helping them decrease the fire risk in the most fire prone areas.

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weed more than 800. firefighters are battling the flames. we've seen lots of fires in this community. we've seen lots of fires in this county. and we've suffered lots of devastation. you heard from chief cunningham, though, that they recognize the magnitude of this incident. and they responded appropriately and accordingly. we ordered a massive amount of resources. those resources came in, and they did the best they could. both on the ground and the air. to help save lives and property. mill fire has grown to more than 6.5 square miles and is destroyed at least 100 homes, evacuation orders and warnings are still in effect. officials are still investigating how the mill fire started, and not far from the mill fire. the mountain fire has grown to more than 10,000 acres. it is 10% contained. it's burning west of the milk fire outside the community of gazelle about 300 people are under evacuation orders now. cal fire says about

700 buildings are threatened. very firefighters are already in position, ready to fight. we could be extremely dangerous fires during this extreme heat, the state office of emergency services sent a list of areas where crews should be stationed closely to likely fire scenes. there are spots in nearly every bay area county on that list. local crews are also working overtime, so there are enough people in case multiple fires break out. some local government agencies have closed parks in case people get overheated and need emergency crews to get them out, officials say reducing the number of people and potential hotspots also decreases the fire risk. if we can proactively close some of these public spaces, much like we would in a red flag fire environment. we can eliminate that risk for both the public and firefighters alike. so far there have been fewer and smaller fires in california this year compared to last right now, more than 202,000 acres have burned in our state. it's about 10% of the total from the first week of september last year, firefighters say that people are more aware and taking more precautions to help prevent fires this year. health experts

warn us to stay indoors during the hottest part of these really hot days, but that's not always practical. for people, including fire crews who work outside now some fire departments actually practice firefighting fire fighting fires during hot weather, so they know what it feels like when they need to call in replacements, and there are specific guidelines for companies in outdoor industries, including agriculture and construction. employers must provide clean, cool and free water to their workers. we're talking about one court at minimum one court of water. every hour ready to put in place your emergency procedures if you notice any sort of behaviors that indicate heat illness. employers are also encouraged required to encourage frequent rest periods and provide shade when the temperature is higher than 80 degrees. complaints about workplace safety and health hazards can be filed confidentially with cal osha. hundreds of drivers across california have already been arrested for dui this labor day

weekend chp tweeted last night 36 hours into the holiday weekend, officers made more than 600 arrests. the arrests are part of the highway patrol's maximum enforcement period, which began friday evening and runs through later tonight. last year. 43 people died in highway crashes in california during the labor day holiday, the chp made 985 arrest for the entirety of last year's labor day weekend. up in the north bay. santa rosa. police arrested one person for dui after they say he hit two police officers and a patrol car with his vehicle. police say it to 20 in the morning. on friday, a patrol sergeant solomon passed out in his car parked at a gas pump at the 7 11 on college avenue. when the sergeant couldn't wake the driver, he called the backup officer for help. when both officers opened the front doors of the car, they say the driver suddenly put the car in reverse, knocking both officers to the ground and hitting a patrol car parked behind him. the man was arrested later that day. let's talk about what's happening on the road, south castanet enjoying the morning off, but we are helping you get around town. if you live

in that town, oakland 8 80 right by the coliseum looking good and easy drive for you this morning, we'll swing over to interstate 2 80 san jose much of the same a lot of sunshine on those roads, not much traffic at all. let's go to highway 24 1 that creek. this is typically one of the hot spots for a typical morning commute. but today is not that many people off of work and school enjoying the labor day holiday, and thus the roads are largely clear. all right time now for a look at the forecast, with the triple digit temperatures forecast for some areas. rosemary oroczo is here with more on that rosemary oroczo and gasia. hello to you and happy holidays to all of you if you are going to be out and about just be aware we have temperatures warmer than even yesterday, and we are expected to peak inland tomorrow , giving you a live look here from ktvu across the open estuary towards san francisco. we've got some blue sky out there a little bit of haze air quality this morning good to moderate turning a little bit unhealthy for sensitive groups for the inner east bay today, as well as the santa clara valley into the afternoon. the 24 hour

temperature change. we are 5 to 10 degrees warmer right now compared to yesterday. in many areas, nevada up by nine degrees as well as sfo, hayward, you're up by seven as well as san jose and san jose. right now, 72 degrees along the water here in the east bay. we've got 70 in oakland, 67 in the city of san francisco in the north by 70 napa. we go east. it's already warm for you. brentwood near 80 degrees at eight o'clock in the morning. you are going to see temperatures above 110 in for brentwood as well as antiochus today. meanwhile if you head west towards the coastline, half moon bay, still very comfortable at 61 few more numbers for the inner east base. 73 clayton right now. 78 in danville. we have 74 in lafayette, the excessive heat warning for our north bay, east bay, south bay, valleys and hills will continue through thursday now. and the bay side advisory for heat as well as the peninsula going until thursday as well. the heat advisory excludes most of the coastline and san francisco. it

does include santa cruz county area, including the coastline of santa cruz, as well as capitola . temperatures are going to be at their hottest into the afternoon. and with that we do expect to break records right now a santa rosa standing record one of four you're expected to go to one. oh eight. napa expected to go one of three, livermore one. 11 santa cruz 96. in the forecast for you today, and san jose expected to hit the century mark at 100 degrees keeping in mind that these are the temperatures that we have this holding records for that by the national weather service, i imagine many cities are going to break records for today. 1 12 in concord 90. degrees expected in berkeley upper eighties in san francisco into our south bay. we're going one. oh, six. morgan hill. one of five loss cotto's temperatures again holding steady even a tad hotter tomorrow before they finally begin to drop more on this coming up in the extended forecast, rosemary thank you. 8 19 here, okay. are you a

crunchy, salty snack? er or do you prefer sweet and gooey will run down the top four snacks americans reach for nationwide. the race is on for the midterm elections and labor day, maybe just the start of the final leg to try and win votes still ahead how president biden has spending this labor game. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27.

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francisco. the fire department says it happened yesterday morning at nine a.m. at the intersection of the recreation area in the southwest part of the city. the men and the dog was not hurt. firefighters warn you to use extreme caution when you walk or hike on the cliffs. the november midterm elections are now just a little over two months away, president biden will spend this labor day in milwaukee, wisconsin, and pittsburgh, pennsylvania. he's been in pennsylvania twice already in just the past week. he's hoping to help democrats beat the odds and the upcoming midterms. issues that are confronting pennsylvania voters that are important to them are still centered around the economy and inflation. political analysts say the abortion rights issue has been gaining ground, and that may help democrats get a better turnout in the midterms . president biden now weighing in on california politics, calling on governor gavin newsom to sign a bill the farm workers have been pushing for weeks. the white house released a statement yesterday, saying the president strongly supports the proposal, which would give farm workers more flexibility in union elections. farm workers and

their supporters marched from current county to sacramento, urging the governor to sign the bill. the governor's office has said the proposal for sending union ballots by mail is unproven. a 24 now the labor day holidays often when employment experts take a closer look at the bigger picture of jobs this year, the news is mixed with more than 157 million americans have jobs, aneans nearly all the jobs that were lost during the pandemic have been recovered. the unemployment rate is hovering around the lowest numbers in the past 50 years, and there are record 11.2 million job openings with not nearly enough workers to fill them all. despite wages growing more than 5% in the past year. at the same time with running an inflation rate. um at 8.5% most recently at one point over 9% has wiped out those games and workers in some ways are falling back. and that's led some workers and companies, including starbucks, amazon and apple, showing interest in joining unions. labor experts say those

jobs are high profile, but union growth is still very modest. they see another strategy is becoming more common with workers putting in the bare minimum effort needed to keep their jobs and rebalancing their work. life balance this morning . we're learning as many as 21 people have died in a large earthquake that rocked china sichuan region. chinese state media reports. 6.8 magnitude quake hit a mountainous area in the sichuan province in southwestern china, along with the 21 deaths now being reported . there have been landslides. many homes are damaged. the region is regularly hit by large earthquakes heren county, the independent journal reports centers that were buried nine are now active. so far shake alert has more than 1300 centers already in place across california, as well as in oregon and washington state. the system works by detecting the first energy from the ground shaking and it sendsuake of 4.5, or higr magnitude is expected. it was the last day of the burning man

festival. find out what forced many to leave the desert early, while others were left stranded in the middle of the desert. and 100 degree plus temperatures are expected for the next couple of days, and many are concerned about the algae blooms in bay area waters. still ahead. what you need to know if you see that

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already live at san francisco's ocean beach to show you the conditions there and tell you how long the heat wave is going to last. then the new omicron boosters are out at some bay area pharmacies with the new updated boosters target and who's eligible to get one. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian andre senior. today is monday. september 5th is labor day. of course it is quite on the road. we're going to check it with rosemary right now for a look at what's going on in the weather department because we're going to be dealing with some very hot temperatures over the next few days. yes yes. the hospital continues. andre garcia and we are looking at reaching above 110 for some of our inland cities for today. breaking records across the bay area is the plan for or the afternoon. we do, of course, have to worry about heat exhaustion, even heat stroke with this type of heat and elevated fire danger as a relative humidity is in the single digits. we are looking at an excessive heat warning inland that now goes until thursday

evening. the heat advisory for our basic communities and parts of santa cruz county now also included in that advisory that will go until thursday evening. better details on the current conditions, afternoon highs for today and the week ahead. coming up in just a bit. thank you. alright sells off today. but let's take a look at the roads and see what we're looking at. this is the same mateo bridge you can see right there. because of labor day. traffic is flowing slowly in both directions. let's take a look at the bay bridge right now where we have a similar story. not much traffic at all. you don't see the backups. we normally see on a monday in that area, but i can tell you that in the east bay on 8 18 northbound hagan burger road traffic was stopped at 98th avenue because of a traffic accident in that area. things funk smoothly. still in that area at this time we take a look at the richmond san rafael bridge where things are flowing smoothly right now. all right now to this expect area beaches to be packed today with people trying to escape the heat. ktvu sally restless joins us live from ocean beach with a look at the conditions there, ali. it is still relatively cool and comfortable, though. now that

the sun is up, we are starting to feel things get a little bit warmer out here. as the morning has gone on, i've gotten rid of a couple of layers of light jacket than a light sweater, and now i can be short sleeved out here and we do expect this speech and others across the bay area to be very busy as the morning in the afternoon goes on taking a look at ocean beach right now. the only people out of here, folks going for a walk, or maybe walking their dogs getting their morning workout in before things get too warm, but we expect things to be even busier over its stinson beach, and we can show you a live picture of what it looks like. they're the gates to drive in and park in that parking lot. extension beach opened just 15 minutes ago, and there was a line of about a dozen cars waiting to get some of those first spots in the parking lot can expect things to get busier there. as the morning goes on. it was so crowded at stinson beach yesterday. that the parking lots they're filled up by about 10 a.m. now so far this morning again at ocean beach pretty calm no. one setting up their tents just yet for the for the day, but we have started to

see a couple of beachgoers and some early birds getting ready to stick out their spots at ocean beach. we loved her around a quarter past seven in the morning, and so it took us probably an hour to get here. so really sorry just to beat the crowds before we've heard he likes to read the newspaper. so he read that it's going to get packed before 11 a.m. and we were just also early morning, people. that was a couple from fremont who said they headed out here early this morning to get a good spot at ocean beach. lifeguards with the national park service will be patrolling ocean beach this labor day holiday warning beachgoers to be careful as you know, the speech is more exposed and less protected than other popular spots, so there's always a concern about rip currents and riptides here may be dragging people out, so firefighters are on standby. lifeguards are here . they're going to be making sure that they're ready in case someone needs to be rescued out here in the water, so with temperatures even warmer today. then what we saw yesterday it

will get pretty packed. here's folks try to head to the water and head to the popular beach spots around the bay area to seek some relief from this heat live in san francisco alley. rasmus ktvu. box two news, ali. thank you. health officials are warning people heading to the beach today to stay out of the water. if they see lg blooms, some blooms have been taking over bay area waterways recently. according to the chronicle, health experts say while the algae is not toxic to humans, it could cause skin or eye irritation. dogs should not be in the water, either. if algae blooms are present, the algae blooms are in a reddish brown color they have caused thousands of dead fish to wash up on barry beaches and around oakland's lake merritt. well. the heat in southern california is also brutal. many in los angeles headed to the beach with temperatures over 80 at the coast and topping triple digits. inland venice beach and other popular beaches are packed with people, and for many, it was just too hot. but i'm i'm beating the heat by getting up early and riding a bike feeling the cool breeze of the ocean last night was unbearable. it was hot. i don't know how people here live in venice. it don't have air conditioners like my

sister from florida. you need a c for big boy, you need a c. it's pretty crazy as a brit, this is yeah. this is very hot. we're lucky if we get it, it's all over there. and this is this is quite something. well, most of southern california also under an excessive heat warning , just like we have here in the bay area now to southern california, where black bear decided to beat the heat by taking a dip in the family swimming reported travis rice talked with the homeowner in simi valley. i knew there were bears just freaking backyard valleys version of the jungle book. we are swimming in the backyard pool, then scratching himself on a tree, among other things, i just happened to pick up over that. there was no reason to even look at my pool. but i just happen to like, pick up over the window, and i thought it was a person swimming pool. i was like, who the #### is in the swimming plus michael manual watched it all from inside his living room, and i looked a little bit closer and

it was a bear. and he was clutching the chlorine duck. that you know, you put chlorine tabs and he was swimming in the shallow end and he swam to the deep end and i was i was so shocked. he called the non emergency line just because he didn't know what to do. and i said, hey, there's a bear in my pool, and they asked me if i had been drinking and said no, it wasn't man. it was crazy. it was so out of context i've found we've had like raccoons in our pool. um ducks. obviously every every spring, we have a mama duck and baby ducks and then you know, dead spiders and scorpions and, you know, horrific stuff like that, but never. you know, in a million years that i think that actually be a bear swim in my pool. this homeowner says in this heat, you do what you can feel bad because it's so dry out, you know, and i don't know where these guys are getting water out out in the hills, so he's welcome. in my yard as long as he doesn't kill me or my family, because i don't want to be like, you know, bad grizzly man episode where you know, i'm talking to the bear in the next you know, i'm in pieces will do our best to get the message to him on tv. it's okay. somebody

area pharmacies are already offering appointments for the new oh, macron focused. covid booster shot. anyone 12 and up has had their first two doses of the vaccine and is more than two months away from their last shot intelligible stores such as walgreens and cvs have already started offering appointments. healthcare giant kaiser says it's expected to start getting shipments of the vaccine soon. the new updated boosters target the original virus and the most dominant macron strains. lot of these new updated boosters have been tested for safety and effectiveness and really, only after they met. the fda is rigorous standards. have they been authorized? these updated boosters are exactly what we need to avoid the worst outcomes of covid-19 and prepare us for the fall and winter. health agencies say they will also be offering boosters likely in the next week or two, depending on when they get their supply. striking kaiser permanent mental health workers say their ongoing walkout is setting a record. the union says it's strike, which is now in its fourth week, is the

longest strike by mental health workers in u. s history. workers are pushing kaiser for better staffing and working conditions . they say there are too few therapists for too many patients. kaiser calls the striking negotiating tactic and says it stands by the services it provides. in canada as many as 10. people are dead and 15 others injured after a series of stabbings. police say it happened in multiple places across the province of saskatchewan. some of the victims appear to have been targeted, while others were apparently attacked at random. authorities are searching for two people. given the fact that they are in a vehicle we can't say with 100% certainty where they are right now, and we believe it's prudent to notify the residents of those provinces that there is a possibility they could have traveled to those locations. we haven't heard about any possible motive. people in that part of canada are being told to shelter in place because the attackers are considered armed and dangerous. i think that storm in the desert hit burning men on the final day

of the annual festival dust storm force some people to leave early while other states wait it out. the sandstorm whipped through nevada's black rock desert over the weekend as the festival came to a close, nearly ruined the annual torching of a giant wooden effigy and several vehicles were stranded out in the desert as visibility deteriorated along with the dust they were dealing with 102 degree weather. nearly 80,000 people flocked to burning man this year. 39. we're talking about temperatures that are certainly uncomfortable, but they could be dangerous for certain people in certain parts of the bay. rosemary we think about our inland cities and of course, that is where it's going to be at the at its hottest around the bay area, but hopefully most of those folks have a c when you when you tend to live in areas that get up above 100 degrees in the summer time. chances are you have a c now around the bay, where we are going to have temperatures well into the nineties. a lot of our bayside folks don't have a c and the city of san francisco 87 for you today. a lot of people in the city don't have a c giving you a live look here from ktvu

across the oakland issue. eri as we take a look at the san francisco skyline a little bit of haze out there this morning. air quality is good to moderate at this time, but is expected to turn into slightly and healthy for the inner east bay as well as the santa clara valley. getting into the afternoon for today and temperatures this morning already a lot warmer than yesterday by five even 10 degrees 70 degrees right now in oakland, 67 in the city of san francisco, one of the cooler spots half moon bay a 63 but have been based started in the fifties 70 over areas of napa and as we go inland, it's already very warm in brentwood at 81. let's take a bit of a tour. we've got 69 reported in belmont as well as san carlos 70 degrees for you would side into the inner east bay low eighties over areas of danville, 73 in alamo, as well as walnut creek. 70 degrees in castro valley afternoon highs today. coming up over yesterday. santa rosa yesterday one of three for you today you're going to win 8 97 in fremont, livermore to 1 11 san jose 100 degrees expected

outside for you this afternoon areas over santa rosa, livermore and san jose likely to break records. if we do get to those temperatures, 89 for cemetery today. 87 in the city of san francisco again. that's a very warm day after seven francisco enjoying seventies for a very long stretch now into the upper eighties, and 1 12 expected in concord, temperatures will peak tomorrow. the advisories will last through thursday. better details on the extended forecast coming up in just a little bit. thanks very thank you. college can be one of the biggest expenses for a family coming up on the nine will give you a closer look at the options. you have to protect your money in case your child experiences and emergency at school. more employers are pushing for employees to come back to the office coming up what they see our major benefits for both the companies and employees after the pandemic force people to work from

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and using this labor day as an unofficial returned to the office milestone, some argue it's for the best to move forward and make pretty darn sure that i was there every day and that the person i was reporting to knew i was there every day and apple are asking most of their employees to be in the office several days a week starting this month. goldman sachs is also lifting most of its covid-19 protocols as it tries to incentivize workers to return. supporters cite collaboration and socialization as benefits of in person work to sit down with people walking into somebody's office and putting your feet up on the desk . it makes a big difference. workers who don't go back into the office could face some risks like pay cuts or even termination. still the possibility of tough consequences may not be enough to sway those who argue working remote. only has several pros feel super efficient working. from home those two days because i can get a lot done without any distractions. i don't think most people would want to go back

full time, while many might not want to go back into the office, it might just be a matter of time as the economy slows and the chance of a recession high ends. employers may hold the leverage. the power dynamic is now switching, starting to switch back to the employers don't want to come to your office. you're out on the other hand, and analysis from top economist says remote work could avoid a wage price spiral and have the federal reserve is inflation as some employees may be willing to accept smaller paychecks in washington, mala rivera fox news wall street taking a break, but there is some interesting news about jobs on this labor day upstairs to bring us that and more in dollars and cents a lot of people starting new jobs, and, interestingly, some companies are putting new hires in positions that they're not ready for, and that is affecting productivity. now according to the wall street journal workforces are close to pre pandemic levels. but some companies, particularly those in the service industry report, lower productivity levels, and it may be blamed on insufficient

training for those new hires. there's some executives say hiring has exceeded training capacity and new employees leave jobs at higher rates than workers who have been there longer. some companies are now offering more hours and compensation to tenured workers to train those new hires. a new report shows certain people are hardest hit by soaring rents. redfin reports millennials and those in gen z are having a harder time paying their bills other than those aged other age groups, redfin says those age groups are hit hard because of student loan debt, rising food and gas prices and relatively lower incomes. one sector of the food industry is seeing a lot of growth so far this year, people are eating fewer meals and eating more snacks. that's according to euro monitor, which tracks food trends around the world. the company estimates snack sales have top $150 billion this year. that's 34 billion more than five years ago , and despite the fact that

snack prices have increased now, kellogg's backs up that research with its own recent u. s sales numbers and they are up, the michigan food maker says. pringles sales are up 8% in the last year ri krispie treats are up 10% pop tarts sales are up 11% the top snack cheese. its sales are up 14% and i was just looking through food and wine has a list of favorite snacks by state here in california. it's chocolate. pam cook, that's look at your dollars and cents. thank you last day in business for cowgirl creamery at point reyes station after 25 years in business, the trees company announced its last retail shop will close tomorrow. five years ago, the company moved to petaluma in a larger production facility. cargo creamery will continue to sell their products and select stores, including at whole foods. restaurants are keeping busy as people try to find a way to beat the heat. some restaurants in sacramento where temperatures have been well over, 100 say they've been selling a lot of ice cold beer when restaurants said it nearly ran out. owners also say they're

seeing more people in the morning hours instead of later in the day, some with outdoor patio say they're giving staff more breaks to help them. stay safe. it's just too hot. so with our staff members we thought, hey, they need a day off. they need some air conditioning. besides what's inside the containers? some events still went on in the sacramento area. even during the sweltering weather, they took extra precautions, adding more cooling tents and more water for guests. we'll see if we can help you get around town and start with a live look here at the san mateo bridge. traffic has been smooth sailing all morning, but again it is once you get over the bridge well in the cemetery. oh county that things will back up. if you think you're the only one heading to the coast to cool off, you will not be alone. keep that in mind as you make your way across the bridge. we'll head over to the bay bridge, typically the workhorse of the bay area commuters. it's been light and smooth sailing for you as you make your way from oakland to san francisco. finally a peek at the golden gate bridge. not much traffic here to speak of. but again, keep this in mind. things will

definitely get busy in the afternoon hours as people look to marin county beaches and san francisco beaches to beat the heat of the big story of the neighbors were rescue is here with the look at the triple digit temperatures for some areas. yes we are going to be soaring up above even 110 degrees andre and gasia for the afternoon today likely to break records of going to actually get to 1 12 1 13 some areas like antiochus and brentwood for today, and with that we are looking at some of the hottest temperatures so far this year and the possibility of hottest temperatures in years. as again we are likely to break some records today a live look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary towards san francisco. nice blue sky over head while the wall sunshine in store for today. we do expect to have an air quality slightly unhealthy for the inner east bay for the afternoon, as well as the santa clara valley, and the excessive heat warning now goes until thursday evening. for our inland areas are hills as well as our valleys and for our bayside communities and peninsula. the heat advisory now goes until thursday as well. it also includes santa cruz, capital and

parts of santa cruz county because those areas are also in the nineties for today and talking about nineties already at the south. our take a look at how hot and dry we are in our hills, sonoma mountain reporting and 90 degrees, as well as mount diablo and ben lomond and our relative humidity is below 10% in areas over mount diablo as well as been lemann so very hot , very dry temperatures already warming up in most spots. 67 degrees right now san francisco low to mid to upper seventies around the bay and inland cities right now, 74 walnut creek 85. degrees in brentwood in the north bay 70 degrees over napa. let's take a look at livermore. expected for today by lunchtime low one hundreds in the forecast and baking throughout the afternoon. expected to peak right about 1 11 for today, and if you hit that number, you are going to break a record. livermore four for nevado into the afternoon 87 in san francisco, which pales in comparison. the one oh, four,

but that's a very hot day in the city and keeping in mind a lot of folks in san francisco. don't have a c 113 expected again for eniac as we shift south, just a little bit one of five loss cotto's 100 san jose 96 in santa cruz of santa cruz hits 96 also going to break a record with the old standing record at 94. the extended forecast even a tad harder for tomorrow before we finally begin to see those temperatures drop off, still going to remain very warm to hot, though seventies at the coast and low to mid upper nineties for our inland basic communities, one oh five expected wednesday thursday for our inland communities. continuing the trend downward and by the weekend warm but manageable mid nineties for inland cities eighties around the bay upper sixties at the coast back to you. very thank you. beach is expected to be packed today. coming up on the nine were alive in ocean beach with a look at the crowd starting to form there. and former president barack obama won his first emmy coming up his contribution to a netflix documentary series that led to

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options. nasa would need permission from us space force to leave the artemus rocket in place. nasa administrator bill nelson says there is no estimate on how long the work could take, and experts say once it's fixed. there are other issues surrounding a third launch attempt. because of how they want to fly around the moon. uh and the timing of it, it's real important that you launch only at certain times. the moon has to be in the right position. you don't want to fly it out there and discovered the moon's not there anymore. so you have to launch so that the timing is right so that you can arrive at the minute. the right time. just remember we're not gonna launch until it's right. and that is standard operating procedure. and we'll continue to be at this point, it looks like artemis could launch no earlier than the middle of this month, but that could be pushed back to october or even later. $93 billion, is budgeted by nasa to keep the artemis program running for the next three years. they may be

long enough to get astronauts back on the moon. supporters from both major political parties say it's an investment and keeping the united states dominant in space. and also for national security. space isn't really ideological. we've been able to have a couple of years of remarkable bipartisan consensus. uh and that's because we're not talking about guns, room, person or taxes. we cannot allow our adversaries to get there first. and we also know that whoever is first up there in space sets the rules. i don't want to communist regime from china, setting the rules its face. china is not the only major competition nasa's facing there are private companies, of course, including spacex. they want to compete for dominance on the moon on mars and across the universe, thunderstorms and heavy rain have flooded homes and roads in northwest georgia, the governor declared a state of emergency in two counties. the rain was falling about one inch per hour total of 12 inches of rain falling there. the national weather service put parts of

chattanooga and floyd counties under a flash flood warning through tonight, there are images in somerville. these are images rather than summerville, georgia. it shows some of the damage in the hard hit communities will injuries or deaths have been reported for weeks. now people in jackson, mississippi, have been without clean drinking water is on the ground trying to fix the problem. director of fema says it's still too early to say when the water treatment plant if we back up and running does not okay for the residents of jackson, mississippi, and so our focus needs to be in. what is it that we need to do in the coming days to make sure that one we get safe drinking water back, but that we make sure that this does not happen again. the national guard is helping to hand out clean water. people live in jackson say the crisis was years in the making. residents were under an order to boil water for more than a month before the water plant went offline. even once water services back to normal. the city has major sewer problems. former president barack obama has won an emmy for narrating a netflix documentary series are great national parks. the five part series was created by the

former president's production company, higher ground. former president obama beat out fellow nominees kareem abdul jabbar, david attenborough and actress lupita nyongo. when humanity's. we were all concerned. i got to say i was nervous. um the way life is these days, you don't trust anyone. two inmates escaped from an east bay jail. what we're learning about the two men police are looking for also ahead, another pedestrian killed on the streets of san jose grim milestone for the city and what leaders are trying to do to keep people safe. plus never in recent memory never really experienced it going anything above 90 or 95. it will definitely be cooler here on the beach and another day of extreme heat here in the bay area today , we could be breaking records. look at the crowds heading to beaches around our region. today is monday. september 5th. we're looking live at san francisco. right now. you can