the wildfire and contra costa county near highway for its among several fires at firefighters are closely watching this morning. from ktvu . fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning, september 6th, and we are talking about the heat once again. that is our top story this morning, and it's gonna last all week. thousands of people in the bay area can't just simply turn on that air conditioner outages are reported up and down the bay area along the coast and to the central coast. more temperature records are expected today as the national weather service extends the excessive heat. warning today is another spare the air day and flex alert. that means you're asked to conserve power once again, particularly in the afternoon. now we're monitoring some of the state's most active

wildfires, including the fire burning in riverside county. cruz dealing with unbearable conditions, intense flames and temperatures reaching 110 degrees or higher. and i understand we're going to hit. i think almost every city in the bay area is going to be more than 100 degrees as well today along the coast, which rosemary and i were talking about this before going on the air this morning. i mean place isn't like mill valley and sausalito and san francisco and no air conditioning and it's going to be hot. absolutely today is going to be just as hot pam and dave good morning to both of you, if not a little bit hotter. temperatures are expected to peak today. and with that the national weather service has upgraded. the advisory made it a little bit more widespread. this is excessive heat warning was for our inland cities north bay east by south bay. now it does include our basic communities as well as the peninsula. so this is new yesterday. we didn't have this in place, and it will go until thursday. meanwhile that

shade of yellow also a bit new, as the heat advisory now does include san francisco as well as the coastline will have a look at the temperatures outside our doors at this hour as we already are off to a very mild start what you can expect for the afternoon. and when temperatures are expected to fall coming up in the extended forecast, your time is 402. good morning, sal. morning, rosemary. right now we do have the bay bridge to talk about right now there was a stalled vehicle up near treasure island, and that's being removed . but if you're driving up there , and speeds are kind of quick, just make sure that when you get closer to treasure island if you're going in the next few minutes you watch for the lights of a vehicle being removed from the lanes. also we do have traffic. that's off to a good start here in oakland on 8 84 02, let's get back to the headlines. thank you from here in the bay area to the central coast. thousands of people right now have no electricity. here's the pg and e outage map showing you where power was out overnight area in santa cruz

county had the most with more than 5000 homes and businesses without electricity as you say. in that red triangle. now let's look at the map right now. the orange square shows between 505,000 pg need customers near santa rosa and livermore with no power the green dot and the yellow diamonds indicate between a few dozen to a few 100 customers with no power now today, the demand for power in california is expected to hear the 20 year high. pg and e is teaming up with the state power grid to urge everybody to keep conserving electricity during this record breaking heat waves . we all need to dramatically increase our efforts to conserve energy today or faces a real threat of rolling blackouts. so did say that we've done a very good job reducing energy usage. however they have to say about 2 to 3 times more conservation to prevent rotating outages. now

the huge demand for electricity is severely straining pg and e equipment, causing unplanned power outages. pg and e. says about 40,000 bay area home to businesses lost power yesterday evening mainly in the south and east bay. throughout the bay area, the main cause of averages that we're seeing as transformer failure because these components are not able to cool down overnight. pg and e crews are working around the clock, replacing down power lines and repairing damaged transformers. some school districts are taking extra steps to keep students and staff safe during the heat wave that includes the nevado school district, which will put some of its schools on minimum day so students can be sent home early all this week. those schools are loose. sutton elementary, novato high school and the hill education center. all other nevada schools will follow their individual heat plans, which can mean counseling, outdoor athletic practices and games and holding pe classes indoors.

contra costa county office of education has a color coded chart that limits outdoor physical activity based on the highest temperatures that includes limiting outdoor practices and pe classes when temperatures are higher than 95 degrees, and canceling all sports activity when it's hotter than 105 degrees. there's a new warning from first responders during this heat wave after oakland firefighters rushed to save a baby who was accidentally locked inside a hot car over the weekend. ktvu evan sernoffsky has the details. we had a very good outcome. which isn't always the case. when you know, minutes do count and whether like this temperatures hit the mid nineties sunday and east oakland mother realized she accidentally locked her keys and six month old baby in her car. she quickly called 911 and truck number seven out of station 20 was on the scene in minutes on a day when we're having 95 degree

temperatures, it was those minutes were very critical and having a safe outcome for the child. thankfully, the child was unscathed. but it's situations like these that act as an important reminder of the dangers of leaving kids in hot cars. part of the issue with with with kids is that that their their body heat up much faster than in adults. they don't know. eliza meteorology professor at san jose state and has been tracking deaths of kids in hot cars for two decades. he keeps track on the website, no heat stroke .org and said as an average of 38 kids die that way every year. and even when it's relatively cool out, noel says temperatures inside vehicles can be in the triple digits in the 1st 10 minutes after a car is shut it shut they the air temperature. inside the car rises 19 degrees, so let's say it's a day like it was yesterday at oakland about 90 degrees, so after just 10 minutes, it's 100

and nine degrees inside that car. as for that baby in oakland, firefighters say it's happy to be back with mom. staying cool. the child didn't even miss a beat right to mom's arms. just just fine. knowles says that in 20% of the cases where kids die in hot cars, they were left there knowingly by their parents who ran in to do an errand or something like that. now experts say. in those cases where kids are accidentally left in the car, parents should leave a cellphone or a purse or something they know they're going to need in oakland, evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, devon, what a story time 407. some of the hottest bay area temperatures are in the south bay and we met a man who's dealing with it by looking at the heat in a different way. we lived in new york so we're used to the heat but the humidity and heat so this is a little bit doable bearable compared to new york city, where it's 100 degrees and humid. it's not humid. it's dry

. it's high. it's stuffy, but it's okay. good coffee. have some ice cream. get in the pool. it's fine. temperatures in campbell reached 104 degrees and other parts of the south bay temperatures topped 100 degrees well, it is back to work today for hundreds of thousands of people all over the bay area after the labor day weekend, and many will endure the record breaking he would no air conditioning in san francisco. the workers have one pizza parlor are sweltering in the kitchen during the heat wave, with temperatures near those pizza ovens reaching almost 100 degrees. it's you mean hot in the back there. i don't know how they handle it. but i guess they're very hydrated in the back there, man. it's hot, like our oven reaches 750 degrees, and we cook pizzas. man you could imagine, like we have all these fans blowing and we still can't like. breathe easy like it's just so hot. this is among the many san francisco businesses that never needed to

install air conditioners, depending on fans to keep customers and employees call on those really hot days this morning, firefighters in contra costa county are working to fully contain a grass fire. the franklin fire started shortly after six o'clock last night on franklin canyon road south of highway four between crockett and martinez. the fire burned an estimated 125 acres and sent smoke out across a large area crews were able to keep the flames away from nearby homes. firefighters in southern california say two people have been killed in a fast moving brush fire in riverside county. the fairview fire started yesterday afternoon near the city of hemet that we received this video and these photos short just a few hours ago that fire has now grown to more than 2000 acres due to strong winds there in riverside county. honey. triple digit temperatures . the fire has destroyed at least seven homes and other buildings and forced the evacuation of more than 1500

homes. alright much to talk about. time is 49. rosemary is here. it was 80 degrees when i left the house early this morning. yeah man. it's hot. yes, in many areas and not going to cool off, obviously, and we are going to see another day of record heat, with temperatures reaching above 110 even going to 1 15 livermore is slated for 1 16 unbelievably hot out there outside our doors at this time, we do have calm conditions a beautiful view there of the golden gate bridge. looks nice from here. we do have again. temperatures remaining up, but temperatures peaking today, so we are expecting temperatures to begin to fall tomorrow, although it will be a gradual cool down. here's a look at the storm tracker, too. no clouds or fog to speak of this morning and again. the winds are really, really light even coming in from the northeast over fairfield at five mph oakland reporting northwest at three com santa

rosa nevado napa as well as conquered into our numbers. we go where we have temperatures well above where we were yesterday morning and yesterday morning we were well above the day before up by seven degrees right now in concord as well as fairfield, san jose up by five we have four degrees warmer to start your day in nevada, as well as half moon bay, half moon bay at 55 degrees, and that's one of the cooler spots this morning 64 in san francisco upper sixties and napa, you go inland. it's 80 degrees in brentwood, 77 in concord, walnut creek and livermore upper seventies to start your morning over san jose. temperatures are going to be anywhere from 22. 30 degrees above average, santa rosa expected hit 1 12 91 in the city of san francisco 100 in oakland, 1, 16 livermore and one oh, four expected over san jose . here's a better look at some of the afternoon highs for today along the peninsula 107 in redwood city in the north bay 109 expected in napa so again be very careful out there for

today. today just as hot as yesterday, a better look at what we can expect into the extended forecast as temperatures do. begin to drop off as early as tomorrow. more on that coming up after the break. thank you. rosemary capital is again forecast to hit 115 degrees today, but farmworkers vowed to keep up their protest and up next the powerful ally now supporting their cause. today, schoolchildren and you've audi, texas going back to classes. what's new at the schools to keep the students safe on their first day back after last year's elementary school tragedy?

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were almost 100 officers at the school, but they waited an hour outside of the classrooms where those shootings occurred. authorities in memphis investigating the discovery of a body in an area that they've been searching for eliza fletcher, the teacher who was abducted while jogging early friday morning night, police say the name of the victim and the cause of death is not confirmed . right now. police say the abduction of eliza fletcher was violent. it was captured on surveillance video, and she was being forced into an suv. they've arrested a suspect identified as 38 year old cleo to abstinence. the police have worked very quickly on this. probably getting the vehicle and looking at one dna that might have been in the car that they have. it belongs to him. no, absolutely scheduled to appear in court today. it's not the first time he's been accused of kidnapping and forcing a person into a car 22 years ago, he was

convicted of kidnapping and aggravated robbery. the victim did survived that attack. governor newsom has signed a landmark legislation that will lead to new changes for california's fast food industry . the governor says the new law will empower and protect workers at fast food restaurants across the state. it establishes a first in the nation 10 member fast food council that will set statewide standards for wages, hours and other working conditions. giving them more voice, giving them more choice. cranium new council and i'm proud on labor day to sign that bill and the shrine it in law. the council is composed of representatives from labor as well as employers. union leaders say the new law is a big victory for fast food workers. 550,000 fast food workers, a seat at the table and the power to develop solutions to low pay, health safety training and more.

however the new law is strongly opposed by the owners of many fast food chains doing business in california. they argue they already comply with strict labor regulations and believes the law will lead to higher prices for fast food customers in california. san francisco restaurant is trying something different to try to bring in more business. it is cutting prices by 10% the owners of lazy susan, a chinese restaurant in the west portal neighborhood, say they're hoping to reduce prices will boost sales. they expect people will be looking to save money with recent rates of inflation. alright time is now for 18. that's okay. it's okay. that's alright. hold it in rosemary oroczo. rosemary we know it was how hard it was yesterday will today be worse today is going to be just as hard, even expected to be a tad hotter before we finally bring those numbers down tomorrow. so

another rough one outside our doors. already many folks in the seventies giving you a look here over sam. francisco san francisco. is going to be hot. in fact, now san francisco included in that heat advisory. up until this point, san francisco and the coastline had no advisory in place that has changed more on that here and just a little bit. but what a beautiful start at least from this vantage point, right? i imagine a lot of folks there without a c a little tough to sleep this morning. the air quality across the region right now is good to moderate. we do expect it to turn a bit unhealthy for sensitive groups once again for today, and as we've been talking about already this morning, another spare the air in place. we do have good to moderate again right now. so here's a look at the forecast getting into your bay area tuesday. the excessive heat warning now is not only for our inland cities are hills and valleys but does include the bay now. and the heat advisory is

now for san francisco and the coastline and this is going to go through thursday, although temperatures are expected to peak today, and with that we will continue with. of course, the health concerns the heat exhaustion, the possibility of stroke. take it easy if you can just avoid that afternoon heat, and it is very, very dry out there with elevated fire. danger continuing as well. 74 degrees already to start your morning in nevado 64 in san francisco, one of the cooler spots this morning 55 at half moon bay. we have 70 in oakland, and then you go inland. east bay, and temperatures are in the upper seventies. concord, walnut creek, livermore 81 for you brentwood along the peninsula 72 in belmont as we head to the inner east bay. a few more numbers here. 74 danville 74 right now. in areas over walnut creek, 71. alamo so here's a look at those afternoon highs mid seventies in pacifica, so it's going to be nice there, but you get over towards san francisco 91 for today you get into the north bay one or nine in napa, the inner east bay 1 12

in concord into the south bay one. oh, four. san jose, your extended forecast temperatures take a pretty dramatic drop tomorrow. still going to be above 100 degrees, so for our inland communities wednesday, thursday friday finally more comfortable weather on the way for the weekend nineties, moving to the upper eighties by sunday for inland cities upper seventies too low eighties around the bay and sixties at the coast back to you, rosemaryy about the investigation of the former president. royalty in the bay area today, the sites this european queen will see and why the king had to cancel the tour.

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offer his resignation, speaking outside his downing street office this morning before heading to scotland, johnson talked about his three years as prime minister. the people who got brexit done. the people who deliver the fastest vaccine rollout in europe and never forget 70% of the entire population got a dose within six months faster than any comparable country that is government for you. that's this conservative government. johnson was forced out of office by a series of scandals. he announced his resignation in july later today, queen elizabeth will appoint foreign secretary liz truss says britain's new prime minister, britain's conservative party chose trust as its new leader. yesterday she will be the fourth british prime minister in six years, taking office as the uk deals with a mounting economic crisis. all beliefs resonate with the british people. our beliefs in freedom. in the ability to

control your own life. low taxes. personal responsibility. trust will serve out the remainder of boris johnson's term for two years before british voters head back to the polls to elect a new parliament . time now for 25 meghan markle delivered her first speech in the uk so and she and prince harry stepped down from the royal family. the duchess of sussex, gave the keynote address yesterday at the one young world summit in manchester. she talked about gender equality and about having soft doubt in previous appearances at the very same conference year. is ago. now the couple is not expected to meet with any other members of the royal family during this trip to the uk, top german and israeli officials held a ceremony remembering the 11 members of israel's olympic team who were killed by terrorists at the 1972 olympics 50 years ago. members of the palestinian group black

september hopped over a fence at the olympic village and demanded the release of 234 prisoners held by israel. the prime minister of his go to my air, said she would not release them. and israeli athlete and coach were killed at the village later at the airport. nine other israeli team members were shot and killed. francisco's creditkarma says it disagrees with the government's conclusion . the company deceived consumers about pre approved credit cards . the federal trade commission is ordering creditkarma to pay $3 million, accusing the personal finance company of luring consumers in with quote, deceptive promises. they were preapproved for financial products, including major credit. cards the ftc says this wasted the time of consumers and hurt their credit scores. the company also says it disagrees. but it is settling the issue to avoid further disruptions. meta is being fined roughly $400 million in europe due to instagram's privacy settings for

children. ireland's data protection commission says instagram allowed 13 to 17 year olds to operate business accounts on the platform, which showed their phone numbers and email addresses. the commission also found regular accounts for that same age group were set to public. by the fault. the fine is the largest under the european union's four year old data. privacy law reports indicate that apple will announce the next airpods pro series as part of the company's product rollout tomorrow. this would be apple's first airpods updates since october, 2019. the new ones are not expected to change very much in design, but we should have better audio quality and longer battery life . apple is also expected to unveil the iphone 14 tomorrow time is now for 27 happening today. the bay area is getting a royal visit queen maxima of the netherlands begins our trip to california and texas. his majesty king willem alexander

will not be there. he's recovering from pneumonia and doctors recommended against travel by air. the queen will tourists, eh? francisco and silicon valley. early today and tomorrow, highlighting the economic relations between this region and the netherlands. she'll be riding a cable card and visiting the golden gate bridge, the castro neighborhood , as well as meeting with san francisco mayor london breed and governor gavin newsom. the marine county sheriff is pleading with the beach goers to respect nearby homeowners how deputies tried to make sure visitors were not true. must've chp s labor day maximum enforcement period and did at midnight despite warnings from the chp. many drivers got behind the wheel while under the influence. don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just had two ktvu .com/ email to sign up for that daily service.

grid coming up the potential today for rolling blackouts. and a 74 year old woman attacked and robbed in daylight in oakland, her neighbors helped her retrieve some of the stolen items, but many other belongings are gone. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning. september 6th. we're going right to rosemary oroczo with your forecast. you know what she's gonna say? yes another painfully hot day, dave and pam. good morning to both of you happy tuesday to all of you be careful out there today. temperatures are going to be just as hot, if not hotter than yesterday. in some areas, temperatures. are expected to peak for this afternoon. we are looking at the

excessive heat warning now for not only our inland north bay, east bay, south bay through the santa cruz mountains. but you can see how it has been extended over towards the bay. so we've got our basic communities as well as the peninsula with this advisory for inland cities, the advisory goes until thursday. it gets a little bit confusing here . as we take a look at our basic communities. it goes through this evening, and if we shift over toward the west a little bit, we now have a heat advisory for san francisco that will go until wednesday evening. a heat advisory for our coastline that will run through tonight in any case mid seventies. acted for areas like pacifica. to 116 in livermore. better details on what you can expect for your neighborhood and the cooler weather coming in the extended forecast coming up in just a little bit. good morning, sal. house traffic looking out there this morning. it looks pretty easy right now. rosemary oroczo almost everywhere. i don't think we have the crowd just yet. when we get to the bay bridge that

stall had been taken care of, and the traffic is easy across that span. we don't see any commute here on 8 80 or 5 80. i think that you know if you want to get in early and getting where the weather is relatively , i would say, relatively cool. you can do that. now traffic is light for 33. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal topping our news. the demand for power in california is expected to hit a 20 year high today. pg any is teaming up with the state power grid to urge people across the state to continue to conserve electricity during this record breaking in heat wave. they say everyone needs to dramatically ramped up their power conservation efforts today or face the real threat of rolling blackouts. we need 2 to 3 times as much conservation as we've been experiencing to keep the power on with these historically high temperatures electricity is putting a severe strain on pg and e equipment, causing power outages that have

not been planned. the power company says the lights were out in an estimated 40,000 homes and businesses in the bay area yesterday evening, mostly in the south and east bay. ktvu s james torres will have a live update in the power concerns in california coming up at the top of the hour time now for 34. by late this morning, temperatures are expected to be more than 100 degrees again in the inland areas of the east bed, livermore hit a record setting 116 degrees yesterday, so families were out looking for ways to stay cool, but they also were aware of the flex alert. we talked to people who decided the best solution was to go to lizzie's fountain in downtown livermore. it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous when we were going to go out today was like i don't want to leave a little kiddie pool that we've put them in earlier and then we just decided to come downtown and let them run amok in the fountain. now across the east bay. local officials open cooling centers at libraries and

community centers, while many parks and open spaces were shut down because of the fire danger, walnut creek's heather farm was open and very popular. one family told us they plan for the weather by setting up a canopy, renting a snow cone machine and giving the kids water toy. plenty of water. plenty ice. i haven't tried waking up a fan over there. ah where the bag ice in front of it turned on high to try to get some of that cool is off of that bag. ice heat. it is bothersome, but pakistan just to be around my family. yeah many told us they were happy. it was a holiday so they could get out of the house and cool off. some that may be harder today. with many people going back to work. we're going to school today. the marine county sheriff's office is urging people to be respectful of homeowners who live near stinson beach. they're telling people to pay attention

to those posted signs that say not to block the driveways and avoid parking on landscaping. the sheriff's office says deputies issued 145 parking citations. earlier this week. a group of farm workers from san francisco, los angeles and fresnos expected to join protests at the state capitol today, demonstrators with the united farm workers are staying put with their round the clock vigil in sacramento, despite temperatures reaching 115 degrees they have been protesting since last week. pressure governor newsom to sign assembly bill 21 83. that would make it easier for farm workers to unionize. president biden announced his support for the bill, giving protesters a morale boost. have definitely grateful for the president's support and harmful that, like president use, governor newsom is going to do the right thing signed the bill. definitely give us help. supporters have been dropping off cases of bottled water to help protesters cope with the heat. our time is now for 36,

california could become the first state to rank it's heatwaves. right now there's no ranking, no naming system for heat waves like there are for hurricanes, tornadoes and wildfires. but that may change soon. a bill is now on the governor's desk that would require the states environmental protection agency to create a system to rank the severity of heat events. now if the governor signs it that right king system would be put in place by the year 2025 74 year old woman says she is scared and angry after she was robbed near her oakland home. she's sharing her story with us this morning, hoping it will raise awareness about these dangerous confrontations. amberleigh has the story. i love this area. i mean, rockridge just is just a small business mecca. mary, who asked us not to show her face was attacked and robbed just steps from her rockridge home around 1 30 saturday afternoon, the 74 year old tells me she was walking

home after doing some shopping when someone came up behind her , threw me into the bushes essential over here. yeah which kind of broke my fall and i started screaming. i started fighting. i tried to scratch him. i tried to punch him. but then a second man came up. at that point. they sliced through the strap of my purse because i felt the tension release on that purse. this is video shot by a neighbor of the suspect vehicle , a silver honda accord. it captured a glimpse of one of the thieves getting into the car. mary says both men were red hoodies and black mask. she describes them as being young 19 to 25 years old here again, help and screaming, and i just ran down the stairs and then i see my neighbor you know, like pilled with, you know leaves, thefts and break ins have become all too common. it doesn't surprise me because we've had people break in. my place like a

few times, mary posted about the robbery on social media and neighbors found her purse and cellphone about a mile away. still missing or her house keys, car fob i d and credit cards grateful she was not injured and thankful for her neighbors. help i am going to walk around here. this is my neighborhood. this is where i live. can't get run out of town. by thugs. here's another look at the getaway car. the california license plate is seven h i w 530 mary says the getaway driver is a woman and that there was another man in the car. in addition to the two thieves, oakland police have not yet said whether that car was reported as a stolen vehicle. in oakland, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. thank you. amber police in oakland are investigating a shooting that injured demand. it happened at about 2 40 monday afternoon at 21st and foothill in east oakland. police on the scene told us that people in two cars were shooting at each other. one

person in the dodge was hit. he was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition. no word on any arrests. time is 4 39 is a chp ends its maximum enforcement period for the labor day holiday. they say it was a deadly weekend on the roads. ch resets at least 18 people died in crashes statewide over the weekend. they also say almost 850 people were arrested for d u i. across california. that number is expected to go even higher as we get updated information later, too. today from the chp. well firefighters in siskiyou county are still gaining ground against that deadly mill fire 50 miles south of the oregon border. the latest numbers are out from cal fire that say it's now 55% contained after burning more than 4200 acres, two people, both older women had been killed in that fire. the flames have been whipped by winds. they've destroyed at least 100 homes and

forced the evacuation of thousands of people. the virus started on friday near and now abandoned lumber mill in the town of weed. the firefighters are also making progress against another fire, burning just a couple of miles west of the mill fire. it started a week ago today, cal fire says the mountain fire is now 20% contained after burning more than 11,000 acres about 300. people remain under mandatory evacuation orders and the flames are still threatening hundreds of homes. as we remain in this continuing hot and dry period throughout the week, we ask everyone to be diligent in preparing, uh, and preventing fire starts. 95% of wild land fires are caused by humans. all of us have the ability to prevent those fire starts. calif irs says there are 4400 firefighters battling wildfires all over the state during this

record breaking heatwave. alright that leads us right to rosemary oroczo covering this heatwave and dave and i were just talking about it did not cool down much overnight. no opening the windows to let any cool air in. yeah i agree. i felt it too. good morning. to both of you. we are looking at temperatures just as hot today. it's going to be another scorcher inland was trying to work inside my home yesterday was so hot. i couldn't even think straight outside our doors at this time as we mentioned just ago. it is already a mile start out there. many the areas not really cooling off. and it is calm. we have that nothing in the way of any onshore breeze to help us out this morning, a beautiful view their bird's eye view over san francisco, san francisco now included in the heat advisory francisco as well into the nineties yesterday. here's a look at all that clear sky overhead. it is a spare the air day right now, air quality is good to moderate around the region. how about the winds? very light in fairfield and

coming from the northeast, so not even in the right direction . oakland reporting northwest at three were calm. santa rosa nevado napa conquered and our south bay. calm conditions reported as well and temperatures are much warmer than where we were yesterday at this time. seven in conquered by eight and fairfield by five over san jose, as well as hayward hayward 73 degrees to start your morning 64 in san francisco, one of the cooler spots. 55 half moon bay. that's going to be t n the seventies there we have 69 napa for the east bay 80 degrees in brentwood. how about the peninsula? we've got 67 after 10 71 in woodside. a few more numbers here for the inner east bay 74 to start your morning, danville 74 in dublin. temperatures will get to near record even above record levels once again for the afternoon. better details on those afternoon highs and what we can expect in the extended forecast coming up in just a bit. all right. thank you. rosemary moments for a baby bay area mom

who accidentally locked herself out of her car with her child inside. we have the details of next along with an important reminder about the dangers of children and pets. as we brace for several more days of excessive heat, major development in canada in the search for two brothers accused of a deadly stabbing spree in canada, but authorities are saying about the discovery of one of the suspected killers.

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♪ hello there, fellow students... e and a federal judge has granted a request by former president donald trump to appoint someone to independently reviewed the documents that were taken during the search at mara lago, now the judge in florida, who was appointed by trump ruled that a so called special master will go through those potentially classified documents that is expected to slow down the department of justice's investigation. now the two sides have until friday to nominate special master candidates.

they've been merrily along, conducting their investigation with the agents, assuming all these documents were appropriate for the investigation. now the judge is saying hold everything he may have executive privilege. federal prosecutors have been arguing that a president does not have the right to executive privilege after leaving office. a doj spokesperson says they may appeal the ruling time now for 47 authorities in canada say one of two brothers wanted for the stabbing deaths of 10. people over the weekend was found dead. the body of 31 year old damian sanderson was found in a rural area of saskatchewan. authorities say it was not a suicide. his brother, 30, year old miles sanders, and there's still out there on the loose, have already said the two men went on a stabbing rampage on sunday, killing 10 people and injuring 18. others some of the victims were targeted. others were stabbed. random canadian

prime minister trudeau offered the canadian government support to the grieving communities. will be there for each other. be there for our neighbors lean on each other. help grieve. and help heal. we will continue to do that. and all canadians will be with you in this difficult time authorities they have reason to believe that miles sanderson is injured. us border officials are on alert. they're working with canadian authorities to make sure sanderson does not cross the border into the united states. well, russia's foreign ministry is adding actors strong pan ben stiller and six additional u. s senators to a growing list of public figures who are banned from entering russia. both stiller and pen. and met with ukrainian president zelensky in june. both actors also called on people to show compassion and support for the people of ukraine. previous rounds of russian sanctions against americans have included

president joe biden and members of his family as well as lawmakers and business leaders of the u. s. has sanctioned several russians, including government officials and business people. president biden spent part of labor day in milwaukee, where he gave an address surrounded by union workers. president praised union members for the effort they put into learning their trades and the contributions they make to the country. but people forget a lot of the trades they forget. you go to four or five years of school. your apprenticeship. it's like going back to college . it's not like you all of a sudden, just step step in. you build a better product. it lasts longer, and it's cheaper for the business and it's better for the country. president biden went on to say he owes his presidency to the support of unionized workers . time is now for 49. it's a crime that happened again and this time in a neighborhood of san leandro alameda county sheriff's office is searching now for the people who stole a

french bulldog, now the owner of the dog, says bruno here was taken after he got loose from the family yard on friday. security video shows a man and woman picking up the dog near meet lynn and the welling and driving away. way with the dog. the owner of the dog says she hasn't told her children yet repeatedly asked. when is bruno coming home? the man and woman seen driving away in a silver sonata. well ray lease executive . bailey's executive has died after a plane crashed in sacramento county in gulf sunday authorities now say the crash killed 56 year old kenneth mew mueller of eldorado hills and 68 year old richard county of orange bail. mueller was the chief financial officer of railey supermarkets. conte work is the company's chief pilot companies based in west sacramento. right now, it's not

clear why that plane crashed and the coast guard calling office search for nine people missing in a deadly float plane crash in washington state's puget sound it crashed over the weekend about 30 miles northwest of seattle. it was headed from the san juan islands to an airport in the seattle area when it crashed into the water. the coast guard said it was calling off the search after saturating an area of about 2800 square miles. among the missing is a child. historic rain in georgia were forecasters say some areas received up to one ft of rain. the downpour caused a small landslide in one town that brought trees down onto the roads. two counties are now under a state of emergency. lot of homeowners and concerned and streets are flooded and impassable, and we're just as wy as the floodwaters rose and more people called for help needed to be rescued. flood watches remain

in effect for parts of eight states in the southeast, with more storms expected their time is 4 52 rosemary oroczo. a area it's you'll get you ready for what's coming. goodness another scorcher. we're looking at temperatures in and above 100 degrees for inland cities, livermore even expected to hit 1 16, the national weather service. says livermore broker record yesterday i about 1, 15 and all time records. so another hot hot day coming our way. we do have temperatures coming down starting tomorrow, although we are going to remain well above average until the weekend finally gets to be a little bit more comfortable. here is a look over san francisco where it is a calm start to the day and no fog out there. of course we do have a quality issues once again with the hot temperatures in place and the light winds in the stable air mass. that's a ground level. ozone is coming up. and

with that the inner east bay as well as the south bay into the santa clara valley expected to reach at unhealthy levels again for our sensitive groups so into the afternoon, something to be aware of, and i imagine into the afternoon. most folks are going to want to be inside anyways, the excessive heat warning now not only for inland cities, valleys and hills but includes the bay as well. for our heat advisory now extending over towards san francisco as well as the coastline for today for the coast. it is expected to expire tonight for san francisco. it'll go until wednesday night, and for many of our inland cities. those advisories go all the way through thursday night, with temperatures again reaching well above 100 degrees for today, another record breaking day. health concerns will remain in the forecast for today and into the coming days for some of our inland cities with very dry conditions as well in that elevated fire danger. it's a mile to warm one already this morning, brentwood reporting 80 degrees 70 for you. oakland 64 san francisco mid fifties half moon bay that's definitely one

of the enjoyable spots for today , as well as specific are going to 75 low nineties and san francisco 109 and napa 1 13 in antioch 1 16 in livermore. one oh, four in san jose. your extended forecast temperatures take a dramatic drop but still remain above 100 degrees for inland cities all the way through friday into the weekend, finally, much better opportunities to low nineties far inland cities upper seventies low eighties around the bay and sixties at the coast back to you. thank you, rosemary . someday, area schools are taking safety precautions because of the heat coming up the protections for children and teachers to help them get through another very hot day. 740 people in san francisco have contracted the monkey pox rm pox vaccine the plans, the city has to step up its efforts against the virus starting today, plus the construction industry is getting a green makeover. i'm jackie ibanez at the look of why some

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seasons change, but our lowe's price promise is everyday. shop fall at lowe's today. on to today of san francisco police sergeant accused of stealing drugs from a pharmacy is due back in court for a pre trial hearing. 56 year old police sergeant daven coal is suspected of trying to steal painkillers from a rite aid store last november and san mateo. prosecutors say coal handed a note to the pharmacy employee. saying that he had a gun and wanted the drug norco. authorities say cole walked out of the pharmacy with 11 bottles of the painkiller valued at more than $900, they say when a san mateo police officer confronted him, cole tried to run away. he has already pled not guilty. the construction industry is taking a greener approach to new projects as rising global temperatures and mounting greenhouse gas emissions. put the planet in danger. foxes

jackie ibanez has more on why architects are now using more wood in place of cement and steel. with the world facing a climate crisis. architects say the fight to curb greenhouse gas emissions is hitting close to home literally. construction and operations buildings accounts for between 36 40% of c 02 emissions globally. that notion is ushering in a sustainable housing trend across the country , focusing on using renewable resource is in place of steel and concrete, steel and concrete have a fairly large carbon footprint in terms of their production. um there each account for about 10% of the carbon dioxide emissions globally would. on the other hand, um basically has zero or negative carbon footprint. the reason for this is because well , trees grow as you know, they sequester carbon during the photosynthesis process. the initiative is on full display in

the big apple, where this new condo unit, the timber houses living up to its name with the building's structure made of composite wood beams called mass timber. it has great performance and durability. and because the wood is pleasant to look at, there is no need to waste extra materials like drywall to cover it up. but that's not all the timber house is packed with a slew of other sustainable elements super insulated there's no gas anywhere in the building, no combustion, so everything is working electricity, potentially standing in the way of more wooden structures dominating skylines across the country are fears over fire safety, but architects say the thickness of mass timber products help make them harder to burn. jackie ibanez, fox news the area power outages reported by pg and e right now we're going to tell you the very latest on who is affected as the demand today for electricity is expected to grow as the heat shows no signs of letting up. and the very latest

on a wildfire and contra costa county near highway four. it's among several fires that firefighters are closely watching this morning. from ktvu . fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the morning down to i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. september 6th. it is already warm out there for most of us, and i don't think you're going to get much escape at the beach. let's check in with rosemary oroczo. although it will be perhaps the best place at least of a pacific and half moon bay, right? santa cruz. not so much senators into the nineties once again for today, and another. other record breaking heat today expected with advisories now expanding all the way to the coastline, the excessive heat warning for inland cities now expands all the way to the east bay shore and the peninsula for inland areas. it will be until thursday night for some of our bayside communities will go through tonight. and then i'm sure will

be updated, perhaps to a heat advisory as we get into your bay area wednesday. meanwhile san francisco now part of the heat advisory will go until wednesday evening and for our coastline expected to last through tonight . better details on the mild conditions outside right now and what you can expect for the afternoon coming up in just a little bit. it is 501. let's check traffic this morning was sal. good morning. very good morning. we don't have a bad commute. right now. i think that it's going to be something else to see whether people want to get in the car and face driving in such hot weather, but i think some people have to right now. it looks pretty good. if you drive across into san francisco is not too bad at all. this is a look at interstate 80 and maybe some more people. will be out there early to beat the heat. so to speak. this is a look at the south bay commute and the peninsula you can see things are doing pretty well around the south bay and the silicon valley five. oh, one. let's get back to the headlines. thank you. well this morning california's calyx

zone, the california independent system operator that runs the state's power grid. announce it enough energy has been conserved to prevent rolling blackouts, at least for now. but the grid is expected to face some new challenges today is people are heading back to work and heading back to school. ktvu is james torres urine martinez, where thousands of people had to deal with an unplanned power outage. good morning, james. hey, good morning to you, david. some good news. pg and e is making some progress this morning by seven o'clock last night, more than 40,000 customers were without power that number just a little under 1000 this morning here in contra costa county. you see behind me now, the lights here at the safeway are back on this morning. you see a paper sign on the door that says closed. that's because yesterday evening the shop had to close down a little early because power outages or just completely blacked out some of the lights here and this isn't just a hot week in the bay area, the heat it's really affecting how we live. of our lives. places in

the east bay are consistently seeing the temperatures soar past 100 degrees. statewide flex alerts continue to ask people to conserve energy in the late afternoon, but when the heat carries into the native becomes a problem for power companies like pg any because people are using their air conditioner, and it's not really allowing electric components to call down especially transformers, which are the main cause of failure during his heat events, they usually cool down overnight, but with these lingering high temperatures goingthese late hours, it's causing some of the transformer components to fail. and that's when we see these savages. the state's power grid expects power demand today to be the highest in california history. pg and e. says it continues to work to restore all power outages and even prepare for potential rolling blackouts . later today, callous so did report enough energy conserved on monday to avoid any of those planned power outages but still suggests homeowners need to do

more. today stoplights here in the martinez pleasant hill area . they were out yesterday evening as well as a result of some of these power outages. we, in fact, the intersection here of the safeway, we noticed that there was still some of those stop signs placed in the middle of the road. these little markers just in case those stoplights where to go out again. of course, we'll keep you posted for that reporting live this morning. i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news. all right, thank you, james. some school districts are taking extra steps to keep students and staff safe during the heat wave that includes the nevado school district, which will put some of its schools on minimum days so students can be sent home early all week. those schools are loose sutton elementary, nevada high school and the hill education center. all other nevada schools will follow their individual heat plans, which can mean canceling outdoor athletic practices and games and holding pe classes indoors, the contra costa county office of education has a color coded chart that limits outdoor

physical activity based on the highest temperatures that includes limiting outdoor practices in p e classes when temperatures are higher than 95 degrees, and canceling all sports activity when it's hotter than 105 degrees. well there's a new warning from first responders during this heat wave after oakland firefighters rushed to save a baby who was accidentally locked inside a hot car over the weekend. ktvu evan sernoffsky has the details. we had a very good outcome. which isn't always the case. when you know, minutes do count and whether like this temperatures hit the mid nineties sunday and east oakland mother realized she accidentally locked her keys and six month old baby in her car. she quickly called 911 and truck number seven out of station 20 was on the scene in minutes on a day when we're having 95 degree temperatures, it was those minutes were very critical and having a safe outcome for the child. thankfully the child was

unscathed. but it's situations like these that act as an important reminder of the dangers of leaving kids in hot cars. part of the issue with with with kids is that that their their bodies heat up much faster than in adults. they know eliza, meteorology professor at san jose state and has been tracking deaths of kids in hot cars for two decades. he keeps track on the website, no heat stroke .org and said as an average of 38 kids die that way every year. and even when it's relatively cool out, null says temperatures inside vehicles can be in the triple digits in the 1st 10 minutes after a car is shut it shut up, they the air temperature inside the car rises 19 degrees, so let's say it's a day like it was yesterday in oakland about 90 degrees, so after just 10 minutes, it's 100 and nine degrees inside that car . as for that baby in oakland, firefighters say it's happy to be back with mom staying cool

the child didn't even miss a beat right to mom's arms. just just fine. then. noel says that in 20% of the cases where kids die in hot cars, they were left there knowingly by their parents who ran in to do an errand or something like that now, experts say, in those cases where kids are accidentally left in the car , parents should leave a cellphone or a purse or something. they know they're going to need. in oakland, evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news. thank you. time 57. some of the hottest bay area temperatures are in the south bay, and we met a man who's dealing with it by looking at the heat in a different way. we lived in new york so we're used to the heat but the humidity and heat so this is a little bit doable bearable compared to new york city, where it's 100 degrees and humid. it's not humid. it's dry. it's high. it's stuffy, but it's okay. good coffee. have some ice cream. get in the pool. it's fine. it's

doable thing. attitude temperatures in campbell reached 104 degrees and in other parts of the south bay temperatures topped 100 degrees. well it's back to work today for hundreds of thousands of people around the bay area now that the labor day weekend is over, and many will not have erkan visioning is they endure the record breaking keith in san francisco? the workers have one pizza parlor are sweltering in the kitchen. during the heat wave temperatures near the pizza ovens, almost 100 degrees. it's you mean hot in the back there? yeah i don't know how they handle it. but i guess they're very hydrated in the back there. oh, man, it's hot, like our oven reaches 750 degrees when we cook pizzas. man you could imagine, like we have all these fans blowing and we still can't like. breathe easy like it's just so hot. this pizza parlors among the many san francisco businesses and never needed to install air conditioners, they depended on fans to keep the

customers and employees cool. on a hot day. this morning, firefighters in contra costa county are working to fully contained a grass fire. the franklin fire started shortly after six o'clock last night on franklin canyon road south of highway four between crockett and martinez. that fire burned an estimated 125 acres and sent smoke. out across a large area. crews were able to keep the flames away from nearby homes. firefighters in southern california say two people have been killed in a fast moving brush fire in riverside county. the fairview fire started yesterday afternoon near the city of hemet. we received this video just a few hours ago. now the fire has grown to more than 2000 acres due to strong winds and triple digit temperatures in san bernardino county. the fire has destroyed at least seven homes and other buildings and forced the evacuation of more than 1500 homes. look at those pictures. riverside county. sorry that's ok. 509 rosemary, zach rosemary, you need to do

something for my friend pam. she can't handle a lot of heat. oh boy, i bet a lot of folks out there miserable right now, as temperatures are expected to peak even a bit hotter than yesterday. today is the day once we get into tomorrow, temperatures are expected. to begin to fall. it's not going to be cool. but at least we'll be headed in the right direction outside our doors at this hour giving you a live look there over san francisco san francisco into the nineties yesterday into the nineties again for today, and a heat advisory for the city of san francisco. a lot of folks in san francisco don't have a c and their homes and starting off fairly mild around the bay area as well. your numbers in just a moment you can see all that clear sky as we take a view storm tracker to in the satellite view. we have very calm conditions over and north bay as well. as the east bay to stay very gentle breeze and fairfield. at least now it's coming from the west. we checked in earlier was coming in from the northeast. almost everybody , if not everybody is warmer

this morning by five in nevada, up by seven in napa for the inner east bay by six for you conquered in san jose up by nine san jose 77 outside your door mid seventies and walnut creek. even worse than that, brentwood . you're 80 67 in areas over oakland one neighborhood in berkeley reporting. 87 66 san francisco mid fifties half moon by. that's an enjoyable spot peninsula for you right now, belmont at 71 as we go to the east bay a few more numbers for you there, 75 lafayette. these will be the temperatures that will be in jeopardy of breaking once again for today. santa rosa , oakland livermore napa, you'll get very close gilroy the afternoon high 1/13. standing record right now. 1 12. better details on the afternoon highs plus that cooler weather coming our way in just a little bit. all right. thank you. rosemary capital is again forecast to hit 115 degrees today, but farmworkers vowed to keep up their protest up next the

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go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. of people eligible for the monkey pox, or n pox vaccine, as state health officials are now calling that it will now be open to all gay, bisexual and transgender people. the city's vaccination sites are also administering the second dose to recipients who had the first dose at least 28 days ago. clinics have had to limit or cancel vaccine appointments due to a drug shortage. san francisco just received 8000 doses and expects another 13,000

soon. so far. there are 740 confirmed cases in san francisco is now 5 14 happening today, students in the u body texas school district going back to classes for the first time since the shootings were 19 4th graders and two teachers were killed. rob elementary school where the shooting occurred last may will not reopen students have been reassigned to other schools. the school district delayed going back to school in order to improve security plans , and some officials say safety plans are still being worked out, and dozens of law enforcement officers will also be on school campuses. some of the parents say that doesn't help much since they were almost 100 officers at the school during last year's shooting massacre. well authorities in memphis investigating the discovery of a body in an area where they've been searching for eliza fletcher, a teacher who was abducted early friday morning, while jogging, police

say the identity of the body and the cause of death is not confirmed. right now, the abduction of eliza fletcher was violent. it was caught onto surveillance video. she was forced into an s u b. they've arrested a suspect 38 year old cleo to abstinence. police forever worked very quickly on this, probably getting the vehicle and looking at one d. n a. that might have been in the car that they have. it belongs to him. now that's to nisan do to appear in court today. this is not the first time he's been accused of kidnapping and forcing a person into a car 22 years ago, he was convicted of kidnapping and aggravated robbery. that victim survived the attack. governor gavin newsom has signed landmark legislation that will lead to some big changes for california's fats. fast food industry. now the governor says the new law will empower and protect workers at fast food restaurants across the state. it

establishes a first in the nation 10 member fast food council, which will set statewide standards for wages, hours and other working conditions. giving them more voice, giving them more choice, creating a new council and i'm proud on labor day to sign that bill and the shrine it in law. the council is composed of representatives from labor as well as employers. union leaders say the new law is a big victory for fast food workers. 550,000 fast food workers, a seat at the table and the power to develop solutions to low pay, health safety training and more. however the new law is strongly opposed by the owners of many fast food chains doing business in california. they argue they already comply with strict labor regulations and believe the law will lead to higher prices for customers. san francisco

restaurant is trying something different to try to bring in more business. it is cutting prices by 10% the owners of lazy susan, a chinese restaurant in the west portal neighborhood, say they are hoping to reduce prices will boost sales. they expect people will be looking to save money with the recent rates of inflation, cutting prices by 10% and it looks yummy. i've never been too lazy. susan revived trying that okay, time is 5 18 1 of the things we have to try trying to find something cool. oh, for you around the bay area is rosemary with the forecast. goodness miserably. hot is what we are expecting to be later today, pam. david. good morning to both of you happy tuesday to all of you. temperatures will be just as toasty today, perhaps even a tad harder. for some of our inland cities before we finally began to see a turnaround tomorrow, giving you a live look here over san francisco, where we do have mostly clear skies. we do have very light winds out there broke several records yesterday,

including two for the month of september. gilroy and santa rosa and areas over livermore. according to the national weather service, broken all time record at 116. here's a look at san francisco where we were in the nineties yesterday, going back into the nineties for today , and air quality continues to suffer as well with unhealthy for sensitive groups into the afternoon for the inter east bay , as well as the santa clara valley moderate expected for most of us outside our doors at this time, we are good to moderate. let's get into the temperatures of 66 degrees outside your door. san francisco mid fifties half moon bay definitely one of the more comfortable areas through this whole thing has been areas over pacifica half moon bay ocean beach area 69 in the north bay of napa low eighties to start your day in brentwood and 77 over san jose. the afternoon highs for today 109 in napa 99 for berkeley, 97 in the city of san francisco. where, as we know a lot of folks don't have a c 75

pacifica go the opposite direction to the inner east bay. we have 1 13 and antioch's even worse in livermore. expected to hit one actually should be 1 16 that number there. 100 in san jose, one of five expected loss cotto's and you cannot escape the heat. if you're going to santa cruz, where 96 is the afternoon high there who's going to the game tonight? oakland a's taken on the atlanta braves, where we do have temperatures expected to still be 90 degrees in the afternoon at 6 40 with the west breeze to 10 mph going to be very warm in the stands. make sure to stay hydrated. keep an eye on your little ones. here's a look at the extended forecast. temperatures will take a dramatic drop. come tomorrow, although still be very warm for our basic communities, as well as inland triple digit heat for inland cities wednesday thursday , even friday, before we finally get into some better weather for our inland communities upper eighties to low nineties saturday, sunday seventies, too low eighties around the bay

upper sixties expected at the coast back to you, rosemary. wrote the important decisions that he and the justice department have to make by this friday about the investigation of trump. and royalty coming here to the bay area. today we'll tell you the areas this european queen will tour and why the king won't be joining her.

the three new this morning. liz trust is officially the new prime minister of britain. that's after she met with queen elizabeth that her estate in scotland and the queen officially asked her to form a new government. britain's conservative party selected list trust as its new leader. yesterday she will be the fourth british prime minister in six years taking office as the uk is dealing with a growing economic crisis. all beliefs resonate

with the british people. our beliefs in freedom. in the ability to control your own life. low taxes. personal responsibility trust will serve out the rest of boris johnson's term for two years before british voters head back to the polls to elect a new parliament earlier today, boris johnson formerly offered his resignation to queen elizabeth johnson arrived at the queen's estate in scotland for his own audience with the queen, speaking outside his downing street offices morning before heading to scotland, boris johnson talked about his three years as british prime minister. the people who got brexit done. the people who deliver the fastest vaccine rollout in europe and never forget 70% of the entire population got a dose within six months faster than any comparable country that is government for you. that's this conservative government. boris

johnson was forced out of office by several scandals. he announced his resignation in july time is 5 25 meghan markle delivered her first speech in the uk and she and prince harry stepped down from the royal family. the duchess of sussex, gave the keynote address yesterday at the one young world summit in manchester. she talked about gender equality and about having self doubt in previous appearances at that very same conference years ago. the couple is not expected to meet with any other members of the royal family while they're in the uk and top german and israeli officials held a special ceremony remembering the 11 members of israel's olympic team. killed by terrorists at the 1972 olympics 50 years ago, members of the palestinian group black september hopped over a fence at the olympic village and demanded the release of 234 prisoners held by israel.

israeli prime minister golda meir said she would not release them, and israeli athlete and coach were killed at the village and then later at the airport. nine other israeli team members were shot to death. it is 5 26. san francisco's creditkarma says it disagrees with the government's conclusion that the company deceived consumers about pre approved credit cards. the federal trade commission is ordering creditkarma to pay $3 million, accusing the personal finance company of lowering consumers in with quote deceptive promises that they were preapproved for financial products, including major credit cards. the ftc says this wasted the time of sumers and hurt their credit scores. the company says it disagrees, but it is settling the issue. to avoid any further disruptions and reports are indicating that apple will announce the next heir pro air pro series air pod pro series as

part of the company's product rollout. tomorrow it would be apple's first airpods updates since october of 2019. they're expected to change a lot in design, but you'd have better audio quality and longer battery life. apple's also expected to unveil the iphone 14 tomorrow. what happening today the bay area is getting a royal visit queen maxima of the netherlands begins her trip to california and texas. his majesty the king willem alexander will not be there. he's recovering from pneumonia. doctors recommended that he did not travel by air. now the queen will tour san francisco and silicon valley today and tomorrow, highlighting the economic relations between this region and the netherlands. she'll be right. in a cable car, then visiting the golden gate bridge, as well as the castro neighborhood, along with meeting with san francisco mayor london

breed and governor gavin newsom. time is 5 28, the marin county sheriff, leading with beachgoers respect nearby homeowners to tell you how sheriff's deputies tried to make sure visitors were not too obtrusive. and the chp s labor day maximum enforcement period ended at midnight. it's quite a lot of warnings on the chp. many drivers still got behind the wheels of cars while under the influence.

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concern about the state's power grid coming up the potential today for rolling blackouts and a 74 year old woman attacked and robbed in daylight near her home in oakland, her neighbors helped to retrieve some of the stolen items, but many other belongings are gone. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good

morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning . september 6th rosemary oroczo is pretty cool forecast is not only thing cool around gasia a c right over me this morning, and it feels good. good morning to both of you because if you are outside today, you are going to be looking for the temperatures are going to be just as warm as yesterday. even in a tad hotter as we are expected to peak into the afternoon as we begin to see a change in the weather pattern starting tomorrow, not the case for today. excessive heat warning continues for our north bay or east bay are south bay valleys and hills and now goes all the way to the shore the areas over oakland as well as alameda and areas over the peninsula, all included now in the success of heat warning. this is going to continue until thursday evening for our inland cities right now for our basic communities, as well as the peninsula expected to go until this evening, probably

transitioning over to a heat advisory getting into tomorrow who does the heat advisory cover? san francisco and our coastline at this time for san francisco until tomorrow night for our coastline expected for tonight. better details on the temperatures in your neighborhood and what you can expect for the week ahead. coming up in just a little bit. it is 5, 32 and folks are getting back to work today. sal how's it looking? looks okay. so far rosemary oroczo for the toss there, you can see traffic at the bay bridge. looks pretty good if you are driving into san francisco. it hasn't been too bad. we'll see how the commute stretches in or comes in a little bit later on right now, it looks good in oakland. we haven't had a lot going on in the south bay, although there is a little bit of slowing already along north down. wanna one approaching 8 80 in san jose at 5 32. let's get back to the headlines. thank you, sal. we do begin with a look at the power situation in the bay area who want to take a look. take a look at the current pg any outage map

most of the outages. relatively small at this point, the green circles and yellow square indicates several dozen to several 100 pg any customers without power, the orange square can mean as many as 5000 with no electricity now to the website power outage that tracks blackouts, reports. there are more than 11,000 pg any customers across 27 counties without power. alameda county, the most more than 4000, santa clara county, nearly 1800. 100 sonoma county, almost 1300 counter caster county. has a little less than 1000. now. today the demand for power in california is expected to hit a 20 year high in p genie is teaming up with the state power grid to urge everyone to keep conserving electricity during this record breaking heat wave. we all need to dramatically increase our efforts to conserve energy today or face the real threat of rolling blackouts. how

i so did say that we've done a very good job of reducing energy usage. however, they have to say about 2 to 3 times more conservation to prevent rotating outages. the huge demand for electricity is severely straining pg and e equipment, causing unplanned power outages . pg ni says about 40,000 bay area homes and businesses lost power yesterday evening mainly in the south and east bay. throughout the bay area. the main cause of averages that we're seeing is transformer failure because these components are not able to cool down overnight. pg and e crews are working around the clock, replacing down power lines and repairing any damage. transformers are time now. 5 34 by the late this morning temperatures in the inland areas of the east bay are expected to top 100 degrees again. it was 100 and 16 degrees and livermore yesterday, a new record. families they're trying to stay cool, but they were also aware of the flex alert in place. we

talked to people who headed for livermore's lizzie fountain downtown. it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous. when we were going to go out today. i was like, i don't want to leave a little kiddie pool that we've put them in earlier and then we just decided to come downtown and let them run them up in the fountain run amok. now across the east bay, local officials opened up cooling centers at libraries and community centers, while many parks and open spaces were shut down because of fire danger, heather farm and walnut creek was open and was very popular. one family told us they plan for the weather by setting up a canopy, renting a snow cone machine and giving the kids some water toys. plenty of water. plenty ice. i haven't tried waking up fan over there. ah where the bag ice in front of it turned on high to try to get some of that the corners off of that bag ice heat. it is bothersome, but pakistan just to

be around my family. yeah a lot of people told us they were glad it was a holiday so they could get out of the house and find a way to cool off. look at that temperature that may be harder. today many people are heading back to work or to school again today. well, the marin county sheriff's office is urging people to be respectful of people who live near stinson beach. they are telling people to pay attention to those posted signs that say, don't block the driveways and avoid parking on landscaping, the sheriff's office says deputies issued 145 parking citations. earlier this week, a group of farm workers from san francisco, los angeles and fresnos expected to join protests at the state capitol today. demonstrators with the united farm workers are staying put with their round the clock vigil in sacramento, despite those temperatures reaching 115 degrees. they have been protesting since last week to pressure governor newsom to sign assembly bill 21 83 that would

make it easier for farm workers to unionize. president biden announced his support for the bill, giving protesters a morale boost. definitely grateful for the president's support and helpful that like president use governor newsom is going to do the right thing signed the bill . definitely give us help. supporters have been dropping off cases of bottled water to help protesters deal with the heat. 74 year old woman says she is scared and angry after being robbed right near her oakland home she's sharing her story with us this morning, hoping it will raise awareness about these dangerous confrontations. amberleigh has her story. i love this area. i mean, rockridge just is just a small business mecca. mary, who asked us not to show her face was attacked and robbed just steps from her rockridge home around 1 30 saturday afternoon, the 74 year old tells me she was walking

home after doing some shopping when someone came up behind her , threw me into the bushes essential over here. yeah which kind of broke my fall and i started screaming. i started fighting. i tried to scratch him. i tried to punch him. but then a second man came up. at that point. they sliced through the strap of my purse because i felt the tension release on that purse. this is video shot by a neighbor of the suspect vehicle , a silver honda accord. it captured a glimpse of one of the thieves getting into the car. mary says both men were red hoodies and black mask. she describes them as being young 19 to 25 years old here again, help and screaming, and i just ran down the stairs. and then i see my neighbor, you know, like pilled with, you know leaves, thefts and break ins have become all too common. it doesn't surprise me because we've had people break in. my place like a

few times, mary posted about the robbery on social media and neighbors found her purse and cellphone about a mile away. still missing or her house keys, car fob i d and credit cards grateful she was not injured and thankful for her neighbors. help i am going to walk around here. this is my neighborhood. this is where i live. can't get run out of town. by thugs. here's another look at the getaway car . the california license plate is seven h i w 530 mary says the getaway driver is a woman and that there was another man in the car. in addition to the two thieves, oakland police have not yet said whether that car was reported as a stolen vehicle. in oakland, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. thank you. time is 5 39. firefighters in siskiyou county continue to make progress against the deadly mill fire 50 miles south of the oregon border . cal fire says it's now 55% contained after more than 4200

acres burn older women have died in that fire at least 100 homes of been destroyed. thousands of people have been evacuated. that fire started friday nearing the band. didn't lumber mill in the town of weed and firefighters also making progress against another fire, just a few miles west of the mill fire. it started a week ago today. cal fires as the mountain fire is now 20% contained after burning more than 11,000 acres. 300 people are still under mandatory evacuation orders and the fires are threatening hundreds of homes. as we remain in this continuing hot and dry period throughout the week, we ask everyone to be diligent in preparing, uh, and preventing fire starts. 95% of wild land fires are caused by humans. all of us have the ability to prevent those fire starts. flyer says there are 4400 firefighters

bad ling wildfires around the state during this record breaking heatwave., record breaking rosemary oroczo with our forecast. i guess probably most people want to know what i want to know is when will it start to cool down gasia stretch, especially for inland cities. we are looking at temperatures beginning to fall off tomorrow, although we are going to remain quite hot, especially inland at least for about friday, and i'll have that in the extended forecast in just a bit. let's focus on the here and now and what we can expect for the afternoon temperatures expected to peak while above 100 once again in a live look there over san francisco, san francisco in the nineties, yesterday today san francisco into the nineties once again, and a heat advisory over san francisco that will go until wednesday evening. a beautiful view there. we do have very light winds and no fog to speak of. we are going to continue with the poor air quality for

inland cities today, and it is a spare the air day calm conditions in novato napa conquered oakland just a very light breeze and fairfield this morning coming in from the west and santa rosa reporting a northwest freeze as well. temperatures are already warmer right now compared to yesterday at this time, and yesterday they were several degrees warmer the day before, so we are looking at hot, hot weather coming to our area once again already warm for some of our inner east bay right now. livermore up by five degrees conquered up by six. napa up by seven. and to check in on some of those warmer numbers. 81 degrees in brentwood , 75 in walnut creek. this interesting number here in berkeley have to wonder about that. perhaps maybe it's a something higher in the hills because our hills continue with temperatures in the mid eighties to about 90 degrees this morning , and very dry conditions. 66 in san francisco. a very nice 55 at half moon bay, widespread seventies for inland cities to start the day, lafayette 75. we have 77 reported right now in piedmont, and for your afternoon

seven. he's in pacifica. we've got mid nineties too low one hundred's expected for inland cities. what? redwood city i should say bayside communities redwood city looking at 107 for you today. 100 in oakland to the north bay one. oh, nine in napa hotter spots inland east bay, 1 , 16, livermore, 1, 13 and anti attack. better details on the cool down coming our way in the extended forecast after the break. all right. thank you. rosemary california's power grid a little bit of extra help yesterday coming up in our six o'clock our project that came online to try to prevent those rolling blackouts. and we'll tell you about the heat and how will affect schools around the bear.

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old damian sanders and was found yesterday in a rural part of saskatchewan. authorities say it was not a suicide. his brother, 30, year old miles sanders, and there's still on the loose. authorities say the two brothers went on a stabbing spree sunday they killed 10 people and injured 18 others. some of the victims were targeted. others were stabbed at random. canadian prime minister trudeau offered the canadian government support to the grieving communities. will be there for each other. be there for our neighbors lean on each other. help grieve. and help heal. we will continue to do that and all canadians will be with you in this difficult time. authorities say they have reason to believe miles. sanderson is also injured. u s. border officials are on alert. they're working with the canadian government to make sure anderson does not flee to the us police could be using cell

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because of the heat. ktvu sally rasmus joins us now from nevado to talk about the changes the district is making. keep it safe. good morning, ali. good morning, pam were outside loose sutton elementary school in nevada, where the school district had to change the schedule for the rest of the week, so students will be arriving at the regular time 8 40 this morning, but they will be dismissed at 12 45. it's going to be a minimum day schedule for the rest of this week because of the heat. this is also included a couple of other schools in nevada school district, nevada high school and the hill education center. if you can pull up the graphic to show you there, so three schools will be included in this schedule change because of the heat, and they're trying to keep kids out of the class and staff out of the classroom for too long during the heat of the day, other schools in the district will implement their heat plan, which means limited recess activities or recess indoors. pe classes may be held indoors or rescheduled and athletic activities and practices may be

canceled district wide yesterday temperatures in novato peaked at around 100. eight degrees just before four o'clock in the afternoon, checking the forecast here today. it's supposed to get up to 107 so we don't know why just these three schools, loosening elementary, nevada high school and hill education center are on this minimum based schedule for the rest of the week. we're assuming it may have something to do with maybe the school doesn't have air conditioning and others in the district do but we are reaching out to district officials. in the nevada unified school district to get more information live in nevada. ali rasmus ktvu , fox two news, alright. yeah, yeah, tom is not 5 50. we get to talk to south castaneda watching our commute morning sun. good morning, dave and pam. we do have a little slowing out there developing now, but most of it is still light. if you want to get out there the tuesday after labor day usually is busy. i see the slowing that i'm talking about here on north dont wanna one passing 8 80 or approaching

80 from one on one, so please give yourself extra time. i will say that if you're driving out on the roads right now, most of this commute are going to be okay. this is a look at highway 24 getting out to the tunnel. it's getting a little bit more crowded. i think this is going to be a crowded day. the bay bridge is already showing signs of getting crowded. i think the next time we see it, we're going to see more cars, so just beware. it's going to be a hot day. as you know, and driving is going to be tough out there in some spots, 5 51 let's talk about that hot weather. trois berry salad, hot day and a spare the air day. so please, of course, be kind to your environment. we do have the inner east bay as well as the santa clara valley expected to go above the moderate level for our unhealthy groups into the afternoon. something to be aware of, if you have respiratory issues. if you have asthma, giving you a live look, you're over a dark start to the golden gate and we do have a beautiful

start to the day over areas along the coastline where temperatures are in the fifties , meanwhile, are inland cities already in the upper seventies to about 80 degrees, and here's just a step back at monday's extreme heat where we broke 11 records to monthly records and livermore hit 1 16, apparently an all time high record for that area, according to the national weather service onto the numbers right now, 66 degrees in san francisco 76 in livermore 81 for you. brentwood into the north bay 69 in napa and san jose right now at 77. these temperatures are several degrees warmer than where we were yesterday. and as we get into the afternoon just as hard as yesterday, perhaps even a tad hotter for inland cities today is expected to be the hottest day 109 in napa one oh, six for san rafael, upper nineties in san francisco. that's a very tough one for folks that don't have a c 75 over pacifica for today. oakland 100 expected for you a lot of folks along the

east bay shore. don't have a c either for the inner east bay 1 13, antioch's into the south bay 100 san jose, one of five loss cotto's 96 by the water in santa cruz. you're going to see the a's game later today. 90 degrees at game time. 6 40 with the west breeze to 10 mph. it is going to be a hot one in those stands. please be careful. stay hydrated . here's a look at your extended forecast temperatures take a notable drop tomorrow. but we are looking at warm to hot weather remaining in place for the end of the business week. finally some better relief coming into the weekend upper sixties at the coast seventy's too low eighties around the bay upper eighties low nineties inland back to you. all right. thank you. rosemary thyme is 5 53 new at six o'clock, the operator of the state power grid being criticized about how they manage the grid to tell you why a former state regulator accuses them of exporting power during the heatwave. trade lances. he welcomed the return of jimmy garoppolo. but a sports

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firefighters will tell you how they help the mother save her six month old baby that was accidentally locked inside of a car during this heatwave. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. september 6th. here comes the sun. the oppressive heat top story once again this morning, and it could last all week. we do have team coverage for you this morning of the ongoing heatwave and the impact it's having on the power grid. andre senior in our newsroom with the threat of rolling blackouts, james torres and martinez with more on the impact. first let's go to meteorologist rosemary oroczo with today's forecast. yes another round of record breaking heat expected for today as temperatures will peak well above 100 degrees today is expected to be the hottest day and the advisories as well as the warnings continue as well for the north bay valley hills,

east bay valley and hills north or south bay, down through the santa clara valley and into the santa cruz mountains. we do have the advisory that will extend until thursday evening. notice what the national weather service has done is actually push that excessive heat warning all the way to the water. so our east east bay shore as well as the peninsula now included in the success of heat warning. this will go until this evening at eight o'clock, and as we take our eyes toward the west, we now have a heat advisory for areas over san francisco that will last until tomorrow night and for the coastline is expected to last until this evening. better details on the current conditions and what you can expect a four today. as well as the rest of the week. coming up in just a little bit at 601. let's check the highways this morning with sal. good morning. good morning, rosemary. right now we do have the traffic that is going to be slow in many spots already. i think people are trying to get out there before it gets too hot. this is a look at highway four, and there's a long line of traffic already coming in over the conquered six eighties, getting more crowded, but not stop and

go just yet still looks alright at the richmond bridge here, but the bay bridge already has a bigger backup. it went from not a lot to a bigger backup and just 10 minutes. and probably will be even more crowded the next time we have a report, which is just a few minutes away, 601 let's go back to the headlines. thank you. sal state's power grid operator says there were no rolling blackouts during the peak of the heat. yesterday however, power is slowly coming back on for customers who suffered an unexpected blackout at a time when they could really use a way to cool off ktvu s. james torres live near a shopping center in martinez, where that he will continue today. good morning, james. good morning to you, pam . well, nearly 1000. people are still without power this morning here in contra costa county. you see, the lights are on this morning. here at this safeway. that wasn't exactly the case yesterday evening. the safe. we had to shut down early last night because of that power outage. it would normally be open by now. but a sign on the door now says due to those

outages, the store can't open until eight o'clock this morning . that's part of the story. with this record heat. another day of triple digits will put our state's grid system and a local utilities. there were another day's worth of challenges. monday night, pgd reported more than 40,000 bay area customers without power, and those aren't just homeowners. power outages affected gas stations and stoplights as well. we noticed that bites back from all the way over to lafayette kind of happy valley road and then all the way up until taylor boulevard out. statewide the department of water resources activated its temporary emergency power generator for the first time that gave the state the ability to provide an additional 120 megawatts of power. they say that's enough to power about 120,000 homes. palaces says today's demand for power well, that's still considered normal for the day, though, if you look at some of the numbers that demand for power is still higher today than it was at this time yesterday. and callous, so still asking you at home to conserve

energy and power wherever you can at home as we continue to experience some of this record heat for pretty much the remainder of the week. reporting live this morning. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news, james. thank you time now. 604 some former state officials are criticizing the manager of the state power grid, saying there are ways to prevent energy shortfalls, utilities and grid operators all over the nation are dealing with a hot summer heatwave, but we're not blacking out anybody in arizona or nevada or even in l, a dwp. why because those power grid operators make sure that they have enough power under contract from power plants that are running to serve their customers. the esso is exacerbating the problem by allowing exports out of california at times of high demand. the former president of the state's public utilities commission says well, it's good to conserve energy regulators have to put the people of california first during rolling

blackouts back in 2020 that because by electricity shortages , the operator of the power grid was still exporting power to other states. but according to cal, i so the state did get nine gigawatts back from other states as well. several 1000 people in cupertino were also without power for hours into the night. dark and awfully hot candles, flashlights. ah we're okay most for the most part, but i wouldn't want this to last for several hours. it already has been about five or six hours, and that's too long. we ran into one couple who said they weren't able to cook because their appliances are electric. they told us the power went out at about two o'clock in the afternoon, and, according to p genies outage, map power did not come back on until after three a.m. temperatures in cupertino hit more than 100 degrees our time now 605 terrifying incident in the east bay is a very

important reminder of the danger of leaving a child inside of a hot car during a heatwave ktvu is andre senior here now with more on this incident and also some safety tips from an expert about this good morning and good morning to you, david. important reminder. indeed, this hot car incident happened over the long labor day weekend in oakland. opened fire fighters came to the rescue of a six month old who was locked up in a scorching hot car temperatures were in the mid nineties on sunday when in east oakland mother realized she accidentally locked her keys and her baby inside of her car. after immediately calling 911 opened, fire fighters arrived on the scene within a few minutes. we had a very good outcome. which isn't always the case. when you know, minutes do count and whether like this on a day when we're having 95 degree temperatures, it was those minutes were very critical and having a safe outcome for the child, so the good news is here. the child was not harmed by the extreme heat and went right into his mother's arms. however situations like this can often

lead to tragedy. jen noel is a meteorology professor at centers, the state university. he's been tracking the deaths of children in hot cars for the past 20 years. part of the issue with with with kids is that that their their bodies heat up much faster than in adults in the 1st 10 minutes after a car is shut it shut they the air temperature inside the car prices 19 degrees, so let's say it's a day like it was welcomed about 90 degrees. so after just 10 minutes, it's 109 degrees. 20 degrees hotter in the cardinal reports on his website and an average of 38 children under the age of 15 die in hot cars across the country every year, and nearly every state of the u. s has reported least one hot car death involving a child since 1998 cf. the experts are telling parents it's best to never leave a baby alone in the car. even for a moment, especially during hot weather. they would send it back over to you, andre. thank you. time now. 607 well, it is

back to work today for hundreds of thousands of people around the bay area after that long labor day weekend, and many will not have erkan visioning as they endure the record breaking heat here in san francisco. the workers have one pizza parlor swelter in the kitchen during the heat wave. temperatures near the pizza ovens reaching almost 100 degrees. it's you mean hot in the back there? yeah i don't know how they handle it. but i guess they're very hydrated in the back there. oh, man. it's hot, like our oven reaches 750 degrees when we cook pizzas. man you could imagine, like we have all these fans blowing and we still can't like. breathe easy like it's just so hot. this is among the many san francisco businesses it never had to install air conditioners. they depended on fans to keep customers and employees cool on hot days. some of the hottest bay area temperatures are in the south bay, and we met a man who's dealing with it by looking

at the heat in a different way. people we lived in new york. so we're used to the heat but the humidity and heat so this is a little bit doable bearable compared to new york city, where it's 100 degrees and humid. it's not humid. it's dry. it's hot. it's stuffy, but it's okay to coffee. have some ice cream. get in the pool. it's fine. those temperatures in campbell reached 104 degrees and other parts of the south bay temperatures also topped 100 degrees. along with the heat come fire warnings this morning, firefighters in contra costa county are working to fully contain a grass fire. the franklin fire started shortly after six o'clock last night on franklin canyon road, just south of highway four between crockett and martinez that fire burned an estimated 125 acres and sent smoke out across a large area crews were able to keep the flames away from nearby homes. firefighters in southern california say two people have been killed in a fast moving brush fire in riverside county. the fairview

fire started yesterday afternoon near the city of hemet. we received this video just into our newsroom overnight. it that fire has now grown to more than 2000 acres due to strong winds and triple digit temperatures. the fire has destroyed at least seven homes and other buildings and forced the evacuation of more than 1500 homes. time is 6 10. we're going to salhi is watching the commute in the east bay. the traffic is filling up right? it sure is. and just in the last few minutes we've seen a lot more slow traffic there. i'll show you the bay bridge. kind of a cool picture. um not because of the traffic, but look at the clouds. they're nice. uh photographer always notices things like that. look at the clouds. but anyway, in the last 10 minutes or so, we've seen a philip of the traffic here. it's backing up all the way out to the maze and the metering lights are on so you can see the traffic is moving along. just a little bit slowly, eighties also slow heading down south heading

past 92. we have a little bit of a backup and also on the ultimate pass a lot of slow traffic coming in through 6 10. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you. so england has a new prime minister this morning. we're going to hear from liz truss as she takes the reins of one of america's top allies. plus is indeed a watershed moment in the history of the labor movement. it is a labor day to remember for fast food workers will tell you about the bill. governor newsom just signed into law and how critics and supporters say it will affect the industry. and the heat wave is hitting the barrier bay area. it's not over. it's a beautiful shot of the city and the bay and the sunrise. do that , pam. enjoy this moment of navy a little bit cooler than what it's going to be like later. meteorologist rosemary oroczo will be back when we to tell us when we may finally see some relief from this very hot weather.

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a student in the u body, texas school district going back to classes for the first time since that deadly mass shooting were 19 4th graders and two teachers were killed rob elementary, where the shooting occurred last may will not reopen. students were reassigned of the schools. the school district delayed going back to school to improve security plans, although officials say safety plans are still being worked out. dozens of law enforcement officers will also be on school campuses. some of the parents say that doesn't help much since there were almost 100 officers at the school, but they waited an hour outside of classrooms where the mass shootings took place. and we're learning more about the contra costa county sheriff's deputy arrested by his own agency in late august, a area news group is reporting investigators have evidence that 41 year old matthew buckley used

to falsified police report to steal firearms from a property room containing evidence seized in criminal investigation. now he's facing several serious charges, including grand theft of firearms and receiving stolen property. buckley was once named his department. officer of the year. governor newsom has signed landmark legislation that will likely lead to some big changes for california's fast food industry. the governor says the new law will empower and protect workers at fast food restaurants across the state. it establishes a first in the nation 10 member fast food council. that council will set statewide standards for wages, hours and other working conditions. giving them more voice, giving them more choice, creating a new council and i'm proud on labor day to sign that bill and the shrine it in law. the council is composed of representatives from labor as

well as employers. union leaders say the new law is a major victory for fast food workers. gives 550,000 fast food workers , a seat at the table and the power to develop solutions to low pay, health safety training and more. now the new law is strongly opposed by the owners of many fast food chains doing business in california. they argue they already comply with strict labor regulations and believe the law will lead to higher prices for customers. 6 16. but today, san francisco's public health department will expand the number of people eligible to get the monkey pox or pox vaccine. state officials are now calling it it will be open now to all gay, bisexual and transgender. people san francisco's vaccination sites are also administering the second vaccine dose to recipients who had the first dose at least 28 days ago,

clinics have had to limit or cancel vaccine appointment because of a shortage of the vaccine. san francisco just received 8000 doses and expects to get another 13,002. so far, there are 740 confirmed cases of empire in san francisco. and bay area beaches were crowded again yesterday. you can imagine a lot of people who were you didn't have to work for the labor day holiday and wanted to beat the heat. now this is what it looks like. it's stenson beach in marin county. early in the day, the parking lots were packed before noon. for the second day in a row. one family came all the way from the central valley to get escape the heat they started their road trip to stinson beach before the sun came up. we're trying to beat the crowds out here, uh, trying to bring everybody out here and have a good time in the heat. trying to get away from the heat from the valley is going to be like 100 plus over there, so he

wanted to come out here to the beach. understand the same is true in other beaches like ocean beach in san francisco, and that's where firefighters were warning people beware of those rip currents and they were major traffic jams on the roads and places like half moon bag on highway 17 to and from santa cruz. well, the traffic to the beaches might be a little lighter today because it's still gonna be hard, but it is back to work for a lot of people, right. you might not have that luxury. let's check in with sal. carter town days who have. little hard time hearing yourself. alright there you go. all right, so you know most people now have conditioning in their car. remember old enough to remember when it's like that was a luxury, but you know, at least you have that. but make sure your car doesn't overheat out there. this is a look at westbound highway four. you can see that traffic is going to be busy can also see that traffic here is moving along. okay if you are driving approaching the

bay bridge, there is a little bit of a backup here with no major issues, right? if you're driving on 80 south, you can see that traffic is moving along, okay? 6 18. let's bring rosemary and course we're talking about the weather. it's front and center. yes another record breaking day. good morning, sal . good morning to all of you. temperatures will be well above 100 degrees for our inland cities today is expected to be the hardest day temperatures begin to drop tomorrow, although i will refrain from calling them cool and i'll show you that here in just a moment. how about a look at the golden gate bridge where the sun is on its way, and we have plenty of sunshine to go around for today, not any fog even along the coastline. time wall to wall sunshine. it is another spare the air day. right now, air quality is good to moderate but for the afternoon unhealthy for sensitive groups for the inner east bay as well as for the santa clara valley, everybody else expected to remain moderate. for today, the clear skies will remain overhead , mostly sunny for the afternoon and mostly clear for the evening

hours and very calm. napa reporting comms. santa rosa nevado, oakland conquered fairfield just a very light light breeze for you. they're not going to help us out. not for today and temperatures this morning already 5 to 10 degrees warmer in some spots, compared to yesterday by six in oakland, hayward up by eight in napa. by eight in livermore. so as we get into the afternoon, the heat is on once again, according to the national weather service, livermore broken all time record yesterday coming in at 116. brentwood you are 80 degrees right now. 70 in fremont as we head to the north bay 70 in napa 68 already in san francisco. a nice cool 55 by the water at half moon bay. here's a look at some of the records expected to beat today. we're looking at santa rosa at 112. we're looking at oakland with 100 livermore. 1 16 once again, napa, you're going to get very, very close coming in at 109 and gilroy expected to go to 1 13 a better

look at some of these afternoon highs for today. 107 in nevada, a very hot 97 in the city of san francisco. if you do have the day off pacifica looking good mid seventies for you. there you go east. we've got temperatures above 110 degrees in areas. over the inner east bay one of five low scatters today if you're trying to beat the heat don't have to stand a cruz santa cruz 96 the afternoon high. for today . meanwhile, temperatures begin to drop tomorrow but remain above 100 degrees even through friday for our inland cities low nineties around the bay upper sixties to low seventies expected pacifica half moon bay into the weekend way more comfortable. upper eighties low nineties far inland cities upper seventies to low eighties around the bay upper sixties along the coast, pam thank you. rosemary fornier school district was hit with a cyber attack just before returning from the holiday weekend up next. the reason they're still able to bring students and teachers back to school. and we all know the bay area is expensive. well just

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island has a new prime minister . just about one hour ago, queen elizabeth officially appointed foreign secretary liz truss, says britain's new prime minister, britain's conservative party chose trust as its new leader. yesterday s will be the fourth british p as the uk a mounting economic crisis. all beliefs resonate with the british people. our beliefs in freedom. in the ability to control your own life. low taxes. personal responsibility. trust will serve out the remainder of boris johnson's term for two years before british voters head back to the polls to elect a new parliament.

earlier this morning, british prime minister boris johnson arrived at queen elizabeth's estate in scotland to formally offer his resignation, speaking outside his downing street office a few hours earlier, before heading to scotland, johnson talked about his three years as prime minister. the people who got brexit done. the people who deliver the fastest vaccine rollout in europe and never forget 70% of the entire population got a dose within six months faster than any comparable country that is government for you. that's this conservative government. johnson was forced out of office by a series of scandals. he announced his resignation in july. schools in the last angeles unified school district will open a schedule this morning. that's despite a cyber attack that brought down the district's computer system over the weekend . the attack took the district's website offline, eliminated access to email and affected systems that teachers used to post lessons and take attendance

. district officials say they are working with law enforcement agencies, including the fbi. to investigate the cyberattack. some areas. cities are now on top of a new study naming the most unaffordable city in the country in a nationwide study by go banking rates based on the cost of an apartment rental, silicon valley's cupertino ranks number one as the most expensive, according to the study. the cost of living in cupertino exceeds $18,000 per month. that's more than triple the nationwide average, foster city, dublin, union city and emeryville were also in the top 10. great story, a 92 year old grandmother and her grandson have now completed their journey visiting all 63 u. s national parks on the road. for the last seven years we've driven almost 50,000 miles. we've flown to alaska, hawaii and the u. s. virgin islands. seven years ago , brad ryan took his grandmother , joy ryan, to the great smoky mountains where she climbed her first mountain at the age of 85

. since then, she has stood under the trees of a redwood forest rolled in the sand dunes in colorado and set a new record as the oldest person to zipline through the newest national park. new river gorge in west virginia. everybody has a capability of doing something love people that age. hold them back. everybody thinks well, you're too old to do that kind of thing. i feel like what the heck you know about it. that's right. i love her attitude, and during their trip, the pair gathered more than 60,000 followers on instagram. she is inspired many people. royalty is coming to the bay area today with the queen of the netherlands is expected to do while she is here. and why her husband, the king is not coming after all. you still have a lot more heat on the way for the rest of the week and tell

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plan. because of the heat wave s kids. some kids will have to go home early. and a 74 year old woman in oakland was attacked and robbed in broad daylight, how her neighbors helped her after that attack. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on t take you live to the opening bell in new york this morning, is back to work at the new york stock exchange, bringing attention to ukraine and vladimir zelensky actually rang the bell remotely. their stocks are headed higher about 200 points for the dow, and you may soon be able to buy shares in portion. volkswagen announced they may take its porsche brand public before the end of the year end. let's say if that goes through, it would be one of the world's largest listings. wow on that. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm

pam cooking and good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning . september 6th. i was out in the parking lot. yes, i it's beautiful. there's a little breeze, but it's already warm. rosemary spots and folks didn't really cool off. right, dave. good morning, pam. we are looking at another excessive heat day with warning still in place for our north bay valleys and hills or east bay, valleys and hills and down over towards santa clara valley, as well as the santa cruz mountains. this is extending until thursday evening. meanwhile the national weather service has upgraded this warning and does now include our basic communities as well as the peninsula. if i move in a little bit closer here, this is expected through tonight , perhaps moving over back towards the heat advisory for tomorrow. now he'd advise serie in place for san francisco through tomorrow night and for the coastline, we have a heat advisory along the coast that will last until this evening. better details on the current conditions, the afternoon highs and when we'll finally see some better, improving weather coming

up in the extended forecast in just a bit. as we keep an eye on those temperatures, the morning drive also warming up, sal. how's it looking right? it is getting a little bit warmer out there, so to speak, or just a little bit heated up and the commute 80 westbound. you can see some slow in coming in through san pablo and richmond, and you can see also how we four has a long line coming in through bay point in the conquered bay bridge also pretty stacked up even in those carpool lanes at the moment. 6 32. let's get back to the headlines. thank you. well school classes will end early for some students in the north bay because of the heat wave ktvu sally rasmus at an elementary school in nevada, where students will be dismissed before it gets too hot before it reaches the peak later this afternoon island yeah. dave temperatures here in nevada expected to reach about 107 degrees today, and because of that the nevada unified school district is switching three of its schools to minimum days or

half day schedules today and for the rest of the week. now one of those schools is loose setting elementary, which is right here behind us, but we have a list of the other two. they include nevado high school. as well as hill education center. lucid and elementary students will start their day at 8 40 this morning like usual, but they will be dismissed at 12 45 instead of the usual dismissal time of three o'clock in the afternoon. the district is shortening the school day at these three schools because of the heat, they are also implementing their heat plan for all other schools in their district. that heat plan means changes like ltd. recess activities or recess indoors. pe classes may be held indoors or possibly rescheduled , and athletic activities and practices may be canceled district wide yesterday temperatures in novato peaked at around 108 degrees just before four o'clock in the afternoon. we are expecting similar high temperatures here again today, and we don't know why just these three schools loose at an elementary nevado high school

and he'll education center are on this minimum day schedule for the rest of the week. it may have something to do with the schools, possibly not having erkan dish inning, but we're working to confirm that by reaching out to district spokespersons later this morning live in novato alley, rasmus ktvu fox two news. thank you. ali demand for power in california is expected to hit a 20 year high today. pg and e is teaming up with the state power grid to urge people across the state to continue to conserve electricity during the record breaking heat wave. they say everyone needs to dramatically ramp up their power conservation efforts today or face the real threat of rolling blackouts. we need 2 to 3 times as much conservation as we've been experiencing to keep the power on with these historically high temperatures in demand. the huge demand for electricity is putting a severe strain on p genie equipment, causing power outages that have not been planned. the power company says the lights were out at an estimated 40,000 homes and

businesses in the bay area yesterday evening, mostly in the south and east bay. ktvu s james torres will have a live updated the power concerns in california coming up in the next half hour. alright time is 6 34 by late this morning, we expect temperatures to top more than 100 degrees again in the inland areas of the east bad livermore . would you believe yesterday it hit 116 degrees, so families were looking for ways to be called, but they were well aware of the flex alert. we talked to people who said the best idea was to head to lizzie's fountain in downtown livermore. it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous. when we were going to go out today. i was like, i don't want to leave a little kiddie pool that we've put them in earlier and then we just decided to come downtown and let them run amok in the fountain. now officials also open cooling centers at libraries and community centers all around the east bay. well many parks and open spaces where shut down because of fire danger

. heather farm in walnut creek was open and it was really popular. one family said they planned for the weather by setting up a canopy, granting a snow cone machine and given the kids some water toys. plenty of water. plenty ice. i haven't tried waking up fan over there. ah where the bag ice in front of it turned on high to try to get some of that cool is off of that bag. ice heat. it is bothersome, but pakistan just to be around my family. grandma and grandpa know what to do. people were happy. it was a holiday so they could get out of the house to try to cool off. but that may be harder today. a lot of people are heading back to work or school today. and oakland woman is now sharing her story after she was attacked in her own neighborhood. the woman named mary did not want to show her face due to concerns about her safety 73 74 years old, she says

she was attacked and robbed just steps from her rockridge home at about 1 30 saturday afternoon. woman says she was walking home after doing some shopping when someone came up behind her. threw me into the bushes essential over here. yeah which kind of broke my fall and i started screaming. i started fighting tried to scratch him. i tried to punch him. a second man , then ran up and grabbed her purse before both of her attackers ran off. one neighbor took cell phone of the suspect's vehicle. take a look at the license plate. it is a silver honda accord. california license plate seven h i w 530 time now 6 37 happening today debate area is getting a royal visit queen maxima of the netherlands begins her trip to california and two texans. the king his majesty king willem alexander will not be there. he's recovering from pneumonia. doctors recommended

he not travel by air. now the queen will tour south francisco until they can valley too. day and tomorrow, highlighting the economic relations between this region and the netherlands also be riding a cable guard visiting the golden gate bridge visiting the castro district. along with meeting with san francisco mayor london breed and governor gavin newsom. most of us do all of those things with our family, except for maybe meeting with the government and the mayor, but right, all right, we'll have a have a pretty hot day. very hot day out there. as a matter of fact, i think some people might be, uh, you know, trying to get into the car before it gets too hot. we do have a big crowd and also the day after labor day, no matter what the weather. we usually have a lot of people coming back this morning at the bay bridge. it's exactly that. you can see more people out there. it's also slowing on 8 80 approaching 92, although the actual san mateo bridge looks good to the peninsula, which the traffic there has been uneventful, a lot

of slowing coming in from tracy in the ultimate passed into livermore and highway four also has some slow traffic. the big story, of course, the weather let's bring in rosemary talk about that. sal and uh, as you know, coming off of a holiday weekend. sometimes it's tough to get back to work. but if your building has a c, you may be looking forward to it. i know it's more enjoyable in this building compared to my home giving you a look outside our doors where many folks didn't even cool off in the overnight hours, starting out in the seventies this morning, a look there at the golden gate bridge. it is a spare the air day once again air quality right now good to moderate but will turn unhealthy for sensitive groups for the inner east bay. as well as down through the santa clara valley. we do have a wall to wall sunshine in store for today, and the winds are really , really like to come. we have napa, nevada and santa rosa and oakland as well as conquered, all reporting calm conditions of very gentle westerly breeze through fairfield right now, but fairfield, you are up by seven degrees compared to yesterday, up by eight in napa livermore.

even half moon bay a little bit warmer this morning compared to yesterday but half moon bay very comfortable and comparison 55 for you right now upper sixties in the city of san francisco seventies oakland hayward upper seventies to about 80 degrees livermore towards brentwood, getting into the second part of the afternoon. we are likely to break records once again for today. santa rosa expected to go to 1 12 oakland 100 livermore 1 16 again. livermore broken all time record yesterday. coming in at 1 16. napa is going to get very close. expected to hit 109 gilroy. you're expected to beat the old record by a degree or so here's a look at what we do expect along the peninsula for today, a scorching 107 in redwood city for the inner east bay 1 12 expected and conquered. temperatures will begin to fall off tomorrow, although we are going to remain very, very warm through the business week. better details on that, plus your weekend coming up in just a little bit rosemary oroczo

yourself phone could be sharing even more information about you than you thought. but tell you how that information may actually end up with the police even without a warrant. now let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom with the other stories we're following for you here on morning sun too. good morning. good morning, you two would have been underappreciated, even reviled by some for years. but now one animal, maybe california's best tool to fight climate change coming up in the seven o'clock hour why, some researchers say the department of fish and wildlife needs to take a holistic approach to helping one particular rodent. then we now know what may have led to that toxic algae bloom that we've seen pop up across san francisco bay. what many suspected climate change. there is another key factor. also in the next hour. what helped fuel that murky reddish brown algae will be back.

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27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. to a group of farm workers from san francisco, los angeles and fresno, will join protests at the state capitol today. demonstrators with the united farm workers are continuing their round the clock vigil in sacramento, despite temperatures reaching 115 degrees they have been protesting since last week to pressure governor newsom to sign assembly bill 21 83. it would make it easier for farm workers to unionize. president biden announced his support for the bill. workers have definitely grateful for the president's support and full that, like president use governor newsom is going to do the right thing signed the bill. definitely give us help. supporters have been dropping off cases of bottled water to try to help the protesters cope

with the heat. our time is 6 44 were farmers want the federal government to change national immigration policies, they say having a reliable and stable workforce will help reduce costs , which are up 10% in the past year. the farmers support the farm workforce modernization act . it gives undocumented farm workers a path to citizenship, and they say the seasonal farmworker visa program should be updated. bill that was co sponsored by south bay congresswoman zoloft grin has already passed in the house. it is up for a vote in the senate. critics say it doesn't address the needs of all immigrants in today's dollars and cents. cbs announced a deal to acquire home health company signify health. the $8 billion deal allows cvs to expand into in home healthcare signify health provides doctors, clinicians, advanced analytics and technology to help in home patient care. cvs is the nation's biggest healthcare company by revenue. it expects the deal to close early next

year. meta is being fined roughly $400 million in europe due to instagram's privacy settings for children, ireland's data protection commission says instagram allowed 13 to 17 year olds operate business accounts on the platform, which shows their phone numbers and email addresses. the commission also found regular accounts for that same age group were set up. to be public by default. the fine is the largest under the european union's four year old data, privacy law, and reports indicate that apple will announce the next airpods pro series as part of the company's product rollout. tomorrow this would be apple's first airpods update since october 2019. they're not expected to change very much in design, but they should have better audio quality and longer battery life. apple is also expected to unveil the iphone 14 tomorrow your time now, 6 46 of police could be using cell phones to track and monitor individuals without the need of a search warrant. the associated press says the police

are buying personal information from data science companies and can use it to track where people live work and visit. without having a court order advertising id numbers on cell phones can also access your location through data from that phone numbers allow businesses to sell products or track where your mobile device has been to sort of a um, mass surveillance program on a budget. this program is kind of designed to develop suspects. who? the police, um, aren't aware of or don't know about now. the data and information is being sold to the police were about $7500 a year. supporters of this argue it keeps communities safer. but others say it violates our fourth amendment right not to be spied on. by the government. 6 47 is the time checking back in with sal on the commute the very hot commute. you made a good

point, people more people might get into their cars so that they can get in early and out early instead of public transportation . yeah, you never know. it's unclear whether or not that the heat will affect people. maybe you could let me know if you have to have twitter. but right now we're going to show you. the traffic is okay on highway 24 as we look here, it doesn't seem too crowded. it's already crowded on highway forward the bay bridge. we have a big crowd about 15 minutes, maybe waiting there. but 8 80 doesn't seem to be too slow and you can see on the same mateo bridge couple of trucks there but dealing with some sort of stalled vehicle. i imagine but it doesn't seem to be affecting the traffic too much. we'll keep an eye on that for you, 6 48. let's go back to rosemary. around the bay a lot of nineties even 100 expected in oakland today, if you're going to see the a's play a little bit later be prepared. it is going to be hot in the stands giving

you a live look outside our door is the golden gate bridge. that's a beautiful bird's eye view there, and for some temperatures right now going to be their nicest. we are looking at already 80 degrees for some of our inland cities. here's a step back into monday's extreme heat, where we broke several records, 11 daily records broken keeping in mind. these are the ones that are kept by the national weather service to monthly records broken for areas over santa rosa as well as gilroy, meaning they have already set a record for the entire month of september. livermore 116 degrees yesterday, according to national weather service broken all time record high into the afternoon. in addition to the heat, another spare the air with poor air quality for especially the inner east bay as well as the south bay santa clara valley area. for our sensitive groups. if you have respiratory issues, if you have asthma, something to be aware of, in and around the bay area as we continue with this very hot, dry and light wind kind of pattern 68 degrees right

now. in san francisco, mid fifties at half moon bay, that's definitely an enjoyable spot for today. 70 and napa. we go inland and we're baking already. and brentwood. you're 80 degrees san jose warm 76 getting into the afternoon one. oh, seven for nevada today. closer to the water will go 75 in pacifica, but then you get into the city of san francisco with the heat advisory 97 102 and hayward 1 13 in antioch and into the south bay temperatures ranging from about 98 mountain view to one. oh five loss. cotto's don't go to santa cruz. if you're trying to beat the heat, santa cruz 96 the afternoon high for today, your extended forecast. thankfully today is expected to be the hottest state temperatures will begin to drop off. although triple did you hate will remain wednesday thursday friday for inland cities low nineties around the bay upper sixties to about 70 degrees, expected, specifically half moon bay and comfortable finally, by the weekend, upper eighties low nineties inland upper seventies too low eighties around the bay upper sixties for the coast living for the

weekend. alright time at 6 50. if you walked around san francisco street, you've been warned. what's your step? beware of human or animal waste? well, now there's a new report that says complaints about that problem increased in all but one neighborhood coming up in the next hour. we're telling you about that neighborhood. it may surprise you. in california may change how it handles heat waves like the one we're having while they're growing impact of climate change. has state officials rethinking history.

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the investigation. now the judge is saying hold everything he may have executive privilege. federal prosecutors have been arguing that the president does not have the right to executive privilege privilege after he leaves office spokesperson for the justice department says they may appeal the judge's ruling. we asked a political analyst how this may influence the investigation. justice department has an informal, um, practice of not doing major public, um, revelations about investigations, 60 days before the election in order to ensure that it's not seen as a partisan act. and we're almost at that point now. so what's going to happen while this? um especially master issues played out which justice department cannot continue to complete the intelligence damage assessment. uh that resulted from having these documents where they don't belong. um the grand jury that

is considering possible charges against the former president is not going to be able to issue new subpoenas. donald trump didn't get everything he asked for. the judge did not ruled in any materials seized from mara lago should be returned to donald trump. today is san francisco police sergeant accused of stealing for a pre trial hearing. the police sergeant dab in coal is suspected of trying to steal painkillers from a rite aid store last november in san mateo , prosecutors say cold handed a note to the pharmacy employee that said he had a gun and one of the drug norco. authorities a cold walked out of that pharmacy with 11 bottles of the painkiller valued at more than $900, they say when a san mateo police officer confronted him roll tried to run away. he has already pleaded not guilty. authorities in memphis

investigating the discovery of a body in an area that they've been searching for eliza fletcher, a teacher who was abducted early friday morning while she was jogging, police say the identity of the body and the cause of death has not been confirmed. but that information may be coming in as we're speaking police say the abduction of eliza fletcher was violent. it was caught on surveillance video as she was forced into it. nash uv the person arrested is 38 year old. clear out that ab stones the police have worked very quickly on this. probably getting the vehicle and looking at one dna that might have been in the car that they have. it belongs to him. now, as we were speaking the police and met tennessee said they have identified the body abstinence is scheduled to be in court today. this is not the first time he's been accused of kidnapping and forcing a person into a car 22 years ago, he was convicted of kidnapping

and aggravated robbery. that victim survived the attack. your time is 6 57 as a chp ends its maximum enforcement period for the labor day holiday. they say it was a deadly weekend on the road. ch v says at least 18 people died and crashes statewide over the weekend. they also say almost 8850 people were arrested for dui i state of wide at number may go even higher as we receive updated information from the chp later to the day. and as the climate crisis continues that threatened the world. the construction industry is taking a greener approach to new projects, contractors or engineering new ways to build homes without doing more damage to the environment. they're shifting their focus on using renewable resources like wood in place of steel and concrete. steel and concrete have a fairly large carbon footprint in terms of their production. um they're

each account for about 10% of the carbon dioxide emissions globally would. on the other hand, um basically has zero or negative carbon footprint. the architects also say would performs well and is very durable. however there is a concern about using more wood for fears about fire safety. it is 6 59, california could become the first state to rank it's heatwaves. right now there's no ranking or naming system for heatwaves like there are for hurricanes, tornadoes and wildfires. but that may be changing. the bill is now on governor newsom's death that would require the states environmental protection agency. create a system to rank the severity of heat events if the governor signs it. that ranking system would be put in place by the year 2025. thousands of customers are still without power in the bay area this morning as extremely high

temperatures are impacting our state's power grid. we're live in martinez with how businesses and people who lived there are dealing with unexpected blackouts. then preventing energy shortfalls as some former state officials are criticizing the manager of california's power grid. what they say calyon . so is doing wrong during this heatwave. the baby is accidentally locked inside a hot car during this extreme heat will explain the quick rescue until you just how fast a hot car ken turn dangerous, even deadly. from ktvu. fox two news . this is morning's onto the heat is still our big story. thank you for being with us. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark tuesday morning, september 6th gasia and are going to go out and walk like 6 10 20 miles, staying inside the ktvu newsroom where the izod we lost power for several hours yesterday. it was rough. okay that settles that we're going up rosemary oroczo. i agree inside