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

this building right now way better than my house. we do. we do have another day of extreme heat coming our way. temperatures are expected to peak this afternoon before our weather pattern finally takes a turn and we begin to drop those numbers. the excessive heat warning through thursday evening for our north bay, east bay and south bay valleys and hills. the national weather service has extended this a heat warning over towards the bay with our basic communities, as well as the peninsula now in this through tonight, probably turning over to a heat advisory for tomorrow, who has a heat advisory now that didn't have before. san francisco until wednesday evening, at eight o'clock and for the coast until tonight. a brief look at the afternoon highs for today, mid seventies and pacifica low nineties and san francisco low one hundreds. in hayward, you go inland, north bay one. oh, 91 16 for livermore. better details fy and the rest of the week coming up in just a bit 701. how's the

traffic looking this morning? so what's looking? okay i'm looking at some of these pictures here that i have all over the place that you can't see. but let me put one of these up for you. the bay bridge. you can see. traffic is moving along pretty slowly here. this is a typical after labor day commute and might be exacerbated by the heat. but people still have to get there. this is a look at interstate 80 and oakland that looks all right. say mateo bridge. whatever was there has been removed. i see some flashing lights on the span, but it does look like a decent drive over to the peninsula at 702. let's get back to the headlines. sal thank you, the operator of our state's power grids as people did conservative energy to prevent rolling blackouts yesterday. but the california independent system operator says it will be put to the test again today with more triple digit heat. ktvu james torres live and martinez here there was an unplanned power outage. thousands of people affected there, james that's exactly right, garcia. good morning to you in the safeway lights here back open back on this morning, which wasn't the case last night and

yesterday evening, we saw some lights rather some signs on the door that indicated the shop was closed last night. it wasn't gonna open until eight o'clock this morning. we're starting to hear from some folks that the doors might already be open. now we're hearing that just right before we got on the air this morning, you would normally be open by now only opens at five this morning. but signs on the door said eight o'clock would be the opening time for this morning places in the east bay. they are consistently seeing temperatures soar past the 100 degrees. statewide flex alerts continue to ask people to conserve energy in the late afternoon, but when the heat carries into the night that becomes a problem for power companies like pg and e, because they say transformers overheat overnight. those are just homeowners affected. we saw outages, a gas station stoplights nearby as well. we spoke to a pair of marine researchers preparing for the day on the water in burlingame later today who showed up to this closed safeway last night and this morning. well we came here for food and you can't get in now. we need some meat. basically yeah. looking for lunches and stuff on the boat,

so yeah, we've come a couple of times will have to go somewhere else and check it out. statewide the department of water resources activated its temporary emergency power generator for the first time yesterday, they gave the state the ability to provide an additional 120 megawatts of power. that's enough power to energize about 120,000 homes licenses. today's demand for power at the moment is considered normal, however, looking at the numbers the demand for power right now is already higher than this time compared yesterday. reporting live this morning. i'm jamess, s . thank you. some grid, saying there are ways to prevent energy shortfalls. utility 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 la 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 i s o is exacerbating the problem by allowing exports out of california at times of high demand. that's the former president of the state's public utilities commission, she says. well it's good to conserve energy regulators have to put californians first during the rolling blackouts we had back in 2020. they were caused by electricity shortages. the operator of the power grid was still exporting power to other states, according to kallias, so the state did get nine gigawatts back from other states as well time now 705 and cupertino's several 1000 people lost power for hours. it's awfully 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. you'll see. we met a couple who said they

couldn't cook because their appliances are electric lost power in two pm, according to pg and e s outage map, the power didn't come back on until three o'clock in the morning, and temperatures and cupertino topped more than 100 degrees. this morning, firefighters and contra costa county trying to fully contained a grass fire as a deal with another really hot, dry day, it's the franklin via it started just after six pm last night on franklin canyon road south of highway four between crockett and martinez. 125 acres, burned and smoked just blue around a large area. the firefighters were able to keep the flames away from nearby homes and firefighters in southern california say two people were killed in a fast moving brush fire in riverside counter. it's called the fairview fire. it started yesterday afternoon near the city of hammond. it is grown now to more than 2000 acres because of strong winds and the triple

digit temperatures that fires destroyed at least seven homes and other buildings and forced homes to be evacuated long labor day weekend, many will be working in record breaking heat with no air conditioning workers at one pizza parlor and san francisco are among those who are sweating it out in the kitchen during this unprecedented heat waves. if what you say the temperatures right near the pizza oven often climbed to nearly 100 degrees. 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 hard. many san francisco businesses, including this pizza shop, don't have air conditioning and rely on fans to keep customers and workers. cool time. now 77. some of the

hottest bay area temperatures are in the south barre 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 hot. it's stuffy, but it's okay to call. if you have some ice cream. get in the pool. it's fine. temperatures in campbell reach 104 degrees as well as in other parts of the south bend, it is seven away to a terrifying incident in the east bay is an important reminder about the dangers of leaving a child inside of a hot car during a heatwave andre seniors in the studio now with more about what happened, and also some safety tips from an expert in hot car tragedies, andre good morning to you, jamie hot car incident happened over the long labor day weekend in oakland. oakland firefighters came to the rescue of a six month old who was locked up in a scorching hot car

temperatures were in the mid nineties. sunday when in east oakland mother realize she accidentally locked her keys and her baby inside of her car after immediately calling 911 firefighters arrived on the scene within 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. the child was not harmed by the extreme heat and went right into its mother's arms. however situations like this can often lead to tragedy. janet noel is a meteorology professor at san jose 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 an adult in the 1st 10 minutes after a curry shut it shut up. they the air temperature inside the car races 19 degrees, so let's say it's a

day like it was open about 90 degrees. so after just 10 minutes, it's 100 and nine degrees. roughly 20 degree increase their null reports on his website that an average of 38 children under the age of 15 die in hot cars across the country every year and nearly every state in the us has reported at least one hot car death involving a child since 1998 safety experts are telling parents it's best to never leave a baby alone in a car even for a moment. especially during the hot weather. i'm andre senior ktvu. box two news. alright and right now it's 7 10. i want to show you the east bay commute, which is beginning to heat up westbound 24 just a bunch of slow traffic already coming to the tunnel, and in the last few minutes, you can see traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up all the way out to the maze a little bit beyond we haven't seen a lot of slowing on 8 80 north bong yet, but we've seen more slow traffic heading out to the peninsula and we've been looking at the peninsula

all over the place. but we don't we see a little bit of slowing there. most of the slowing i see is across the bay on 8 80 between hayward and union city that is getting slower at 7 10. let's go back to the desk. thank you. well 74 year old woman in oakland attacked and robbed in the middle of the afternoon. we'll tell you how her neighbors jumped in to help her and made sure they collected evidence of that attack. and we know to watch our step when walking on san francisco sidewalks, looking out for human or animal waste. coming up with detail a new report that finds calls about that problem of increased in all but one of the city's

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complete the rest of bars. johnson's term for two years before british voters go 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 your time. time now, 7 15 with the november midterm elections now, just a couple of months away, both president biden and former president trump made appearances in the battleground state of pennsylvania over the labor day

weekend. president biden. it was his third trip to pennsylvania in less than a week. the rally by donald trump in northeastern pennsylvania, was also his first public event since the fbi searched his home in florida. clear which way the new maga republicans are. their extreme. democracy is really at stake. the fbi and the justice department has become vicious monsters. controlled by radical left scoundrels. now the labor day weekend marks the unofficial beginning of the midterm campaign season ahead of election day november, the eighth when control of the house and the senate will be decided. 7 16 the cost of living in the average american city, a slightly above $5100 a month, taking into account expenses, such as housing, food, transportation and healthcare in a nationwide study based on the cost of living cupertino in the silicon valley was ranked as the most expensive city on the list , according to the study, the

cost of living in cupertino more than $18,000 a month, the average cost for one bedroom there is just under $3000 a month. nine of the 10 cities on the list are here in california time now. 7 16 alright, totally one neighborhood in san francisco has seen a decrease in the number of complaints about human or animal waste on the streets. the people in san francisco can call the number 311 to ask for a cleanup. francisco chronicle study the numbers by neighborhood they found complaints went up almost 400% since the hotline was installed in 2012 until right now, but in the tenderloin there was a 29% decrease, the chronicle concludes the likely reason for that decline the pit stop program, it offers free public toilets and 33 locations around san francisco, including nine of them in the tenderloin. 7 17. it's a tuesday that feels like a monday like people

getting in the car going to work in school cell. that's right, gasia. you can see the traffic is pretty robust out there on this tuesday. a lot of people back to work. obviously we're going to start with the bay bridge toll plaza and you can see it's pretty crowded. it's kind of hard at this backlit picture, but it is backed up all the way out to the mcarthur maze. you can see that the interstate 80 is not quite stop and go yet. but the oakland freeway system is getting slow. and so is the same. mateo bridge. i can show you that peninsula traffic looks okay, but 8 80 heading south as we look at the area from san leandro down to union city is slow and i mentioned the peninsula dortmund. 101 is slow from san mateo to burlingame, but to 80, the world's most beautiful freeway is what they call it did, um, pro sarah freeway. you can see traffic is moving well. 7 18. let's bring rosemary back in to talk about what everyone's talking about. the heat. it's on. yes once again, sal. good morning to you seeing a beautiful shot over the golden gate bridge vessel moving

right underneath love that bird's eye view over areas of san francisco. we have the marin headlands in the backdrop. just an iconic view for you there this morning and wow, it looks gorgeous for the afternoon. do expect some haze, especially inland. another spare the air day and unhealthy for sensitive groups for the inner east bay as well as for the santa clara valley. for today, most areas are expected to remain moderate for the north bay closer to our basic communities, as well as the peninsula and right now we are good to moderate with mostly clear skies around the bay area at this time, no fog to speak of and the onshore breeze. really non existent napa reporting calm conditions as well as santa rosa, fairfield, your calm even coming in from the south and east over conquered right now it's a light breeze, but it's their temperatures 4 to 8 degrees warmer than where we were yesterday at this time. fairfield up by eight sfor by to half moon bay up by four. and as we get into the afternoon

temperature is going to be just as hot, maybe even a tad hotter for the afternoon as temperatures are expected to peak for today. 71 in nevada 69 in san francisco right now, as well as oakland, you go to the inner east bay. it's already warm in brentwood at 79 75 in san jose. a view of these afternoon highs one oh, six expected in san rafael 109 and napa santa rosa likely to either meet or beat another record at 1 12 for the inner east bay 1 13. antioch's closer the water very hot in oakland for today, 100 degrees 97 san francisco mid seventies for pacifica, however , mid nineties even 96 expected for santa cruz and for the santa clara valley, 100 san jose today one. oh, six. for areas over morgan hill. here's a look at your extended forecast. thankfully temperatures dropping off tomorrow. although we're going to remain warm to hot through the business week, low nineties around the bay low one hundred's expected inland for wednesday, a little warmer on

thursday, a little cooler on friday and then into the weekend . finally some better relief coming sixties at the coast upper seventies around the bay to low eighties upper eighties to low nineties expected inland back to you. rosemary you 7 21. they've been underappreciated for decades. but now what animal maybe california's best tool to help fight climate change coming up why, some researchers say the department of fish and wildlife should take a holistic approach to helping out a particular rodents break a huge magnitude 6.8 earthquake and china caused major damage with these rescue teams had to do to free a man buried under the rubble.

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7 24, a stranded fishermen stuck on some rocks is rescued by the coast guard in the u. s. virgin islands. take a look at this daring rescue what happened when the fishermen was found helpless and very rough waters, rescuers descended from a helicopter hooked the fishermen up to a line. he's lifted up to the helicopter and taken for medical assistance. we don't yet know his condition. a 6.8 magnitude earthquake shook a province in china yesterday. a man in his forties was trapped after a house that collapsed excavators and rescue equipment could not get to the man because of narrow roads, the local special police team and in china dug into the ground with their bare hands and rescued the man. the special police team has rescued more than 30 people who were trapped time now 7 20 for the los angeles unified school district

is opening schools s scheduled this morning despite a cyber attack did knocked out the school districts computer odors over the weekend at cyber attack took the school district's website offline. it eliminated access to email and affected systems that teachers used to post their lessons and take attendance. school officials are working now with law enforcement , including the fbi to investigate that cyber attack. happening today. students in the yellow body texas school district are going back to classes for the first time since that mass shooting that left 19 4th graders and two teachers dead rob elementary, where the shooting occurred last may will not reopen. students have been reassigned to other schools. the school district delayed going back to school to improve the security plans, although officials say safety plans are still being worked out. dozens of law enforcement officers will also be on school campuses. we're learning more about a

contra costa county sheriff's deputy who was arrested by his own agency last week, the bay area news group reports. investigators say they have evidence that shows 50 excuse me. 41 year old matthew buckley used a falsified police report. the seal firearms from a property room containing evidence seized in criminal investigations. now faces several charges, including grand theft of firearms and receiving stolen property. buckley was once named his department's officer of the year. right on time at 7 26 inflation, pushing more americans to rethink how they spend money so they're drawing a line on how much they're willing to pay for household cleaning products coming up the premium brand, seeing a decline in their sales . also we now know what may have led to those toxic algae bloom we saw popping up across san francisco bay what many suspected climate change. there is another key factor. would help fuel that murky reddish brown algae.

sumner bay schools to end their school day early. we're live in the vado to tell you what one elementary school is doing to make sure students are not in extremely hot classrooms, and she was attacked and robbed in

oakland in broad daylight. the latest attack on the 74 year old woman and how her neighbors rushed in to help her. from ktvu . fox two news. this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us and welcome the mornings onto i'm dave klein gasia mikaelian. it is tuesday, september 6th. i think we all want to know. when is this heat going to ease? not asking for, like, mid sixties and seventies rosemary, but i think just even 10 degrees cooler would be a big difference. yes so we will get there. eventually garcia temperatures are expected to peak today. so perhaps even a little bit hotter than yesterday. morning to both of you and good morning to all of you. we are already seeing a pretty big warmup before inland cities and most of us starting out anywhere from 4 to 8 degrees warmer than yesterday morning. the advisories continuing our excessive heat warning through thursday evening for our north bay, east bay and south bay valleys as well as the hills, the national weather service is actually extended this over

towards our basic communities, as well as the peninsula that excessive heat warning now for those areas until tonight, they also have now included san francisco and a heat advisory that will go until wednesday evening. and for the coastline, the heat advisory goes until tonight unless you are in the santa cruz county area, senators and capitola that excessive heat warning work continue as well. we'll check in on your current conditions. light up your afternoon highs for today and talk about that gradual, cool down coming our way in the extended forecast. ming up. good morning, sal. well, good morning. right now. we do have a bunch of slow traffic out there . as you might expect on the day, right before or the day after. i should say the day after labor day holiday, let's go out and see what we have now. the bay bridge, it is backed up all the way out to the maze metering lights around. this is not unusual. this is a look at 8 80 north bong, so the slowdowns that you might expect her there. it's crowded across the same entail bridge. it's also crowded on the peninsula and on 8 80

heading south. the good news is that we don't have any major crashes, but we've had a couple of small fender benders out there. we have another update. just a few minutes ahead. now it's 7 31. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you for some students in the north bay today will be a shorter school day because of the heat. ktvu sally rasmus is in the bottom right now to explain these changes made by that school district. good morning, alan. good morning, david. a shorter school day today and for the rest of the week, we're outside loose sutton elementary school in nevada, along with this school to others will have minimum day schedules for the remainder of this week because of the heat advisory. in effect , that's according to the nevado school district, so students here will start their day at 8 40 like usual, but there'll be dismissed at 12 45. students at novato high school will also have minimum day schedule for the rest of the week, along with students at hill education center, now the school and two others in the nevada school district are on this minimum day

schedule because of this heat, and there's other schools in the district will implement a heat plan, which means limited recess activities or recess indoors. ppe classes may be held indoors or rescheduled, and athletic activities and practices may be canceled. district wide now yesterday, temperatures in nevada peaked at around 108 degrees just before four o'clock in the afternoon. taking a look at the forecast for today. it's supposed to get up to 107 here in nevada today. we don't know why these three schools in particular are the only ones in the district that are going to be on this minimum day schedule for the rest of the week. we assume it has something to do with a lack of air conditioning, but we have reached out to a nevada unified school district officials to learn more about the situation here at lu sutton and nevada high school, but again, these three schools will be on a minimum day schedule for the rest of this week, and it's because of the excessive heat here live in novato. ali rasmus ktvu. fox two news. thank you. the 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 conserving electricity during this record breaking heat. they're asking everyone to dramatically ramp up their conservation efforts today or face the 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. huge demand for electricity is putting a severe strain on pg equipment, causing unplanned power outages. power company says the lights were out for about 40,000 homes and businesses in the bay area yesterday, mostly in the south. and east bay. ktvu james torres is going to bring us live, updates on statewide power concerns from what area that lost power in martinez in the next hour. alright guys your time, 7 34 by late this morning , we expect temperatures atop more than 100 degrees again in the inland parts of the east bay yesterday. was 116 degrees in livermore. i'm not kidding.

families who were looking for ways of stay cool, but they were also aware of the flex alert, and we talked to people who headed for lizzie's fountain in downtown livermore to stay cool . 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 officials open calling centers at libraries and community centers all around the east bay , while many parks and open spaces were closed because of fire danger, heather farm and walnut creek was open and it was very popular. one family told us they plan for the weather. they set up a canopy. they rented a snow cone machine. and gave the kids 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. a lot of people were happy. it was a holiday so they can get out of the house to try to cool off. that may be harder today. a lot of people are heading back to work or school today, the state of california's found a low tech way to battle to persistent problems in our state wildfires and drought. several agencies plan to put beavers to work at waterways across the state for the next two years. experts point out the rodents are one of mother nature's most effective engineers, beavers can divert rivers and streams with their dams made of sticks and mud. that can help keep areas moist during this third year of california drought, i hope that can help slow the spread of huge wildfires now burning more frequently across our state. many people pointed to climate change is the reason behind the algae blooms. we've seen pop up in the bay and at oakland's lake merritt, but experts tell the san francisco chronicle that's just part of the problem. they say the algae blooms need food to grow. and in this case that food comes from nutrients and

treated wastewater from sewage plants around the area and most plants. the water is treated, but nitrogen and phosphorus in human waste is not removed that gets dumped into the bay where algae feeds on it. there are discussions about requiring treatment plans to reduce the nutrients in the treated water. 7 37, a woman in oakland, telling her story of being attacked in our own neighborhood . now her name is mary. she didn't want to show her face worrying about her safety. she is 74 years old. says she was attacked and robbed just steps away from her home in rock ridge on saturday afternoon around 1 30. she said she was walking home after 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. now a second man ran up and grabbed her purse before both of the attackers ran away. one of the

neighbors took cell phone video of their vehicle. take a look at that. it's a silver honda accord . california license plate seven h one w 530. the alameda county sheriff's department is looking for the people who stole a french bulldog from ascend leandro neighborhood. the dog's owner says bruno was taken after he got loose from the family yard on friday. there are security video that shows a man and a woman picking up the dog near me clean and llewellyn and then driving away with it. the dog's owner says. she hasn't told her children what happened dave as the little ones a bit. when is bruno coming home? take a look at the surveillance video . we see the men and women driving away in a silver sonata. if you know anything about what happened, please call authorities on the right of your screen there. alright, bruno, time is now 7 38. hey sal, if you taken care of the morning commute yet you know, dave and gasia. we are trying to get a little bit better. although this is the peak of it is a lot of

people get on the road. i do mention that traffic is going to be busy in the middle of the bay. you can see all the red on the map here on southbound 8 80 from 2 38 pretty solid, heading on down to the union city areas slow again in fremont and look at pleasanton. another hot area . of course today. well the traffic is of slow as you head down south, and it can also see a lot of slowing here across the same mateo bridge. i also want to mention that the bay bridge does have some slow traffic this morning. as you are driving westbound. it's backed up to the maze at 7 39. let's bring rosemary back in here and talk about today's weather. yes another scorcher sell. i have a feeling of some folks that don't have a c at home may be happy to return to work today because hopefully you're building does we are looking at temperatures ranging from mid nineties too low one hundreds around the bay to above 1 10 for inland communities. pacifica half moon bay ocean beach that west stretch there. going to be

comfortable once again. but outside of that even san francisco into the nineties for the afternoon, here's a look at a beautiful start a bird's eye view over the golden gate, and it looks like parts of golden gate park in there as well. stormtroopers to it is a quiet one out there. we don't have any fog to speak of. the winds are really, really light, even calm in many spots this morning, the north bay is calm oakland and conquer, reporting just a very gentle breeze at three. mph comment fairfield come over the south bay as well and temperatures are already a several degrees warmer than yesterday at this time in many areas by seven in nevada, up by five in oakland, up by four in livermore, san jose, you are up by six. the morning temperatures right now as we speak 69 degrees , already in san francisco low seventies in novato had west a very nice 59 at half moon bay, but you head east 74 in walnut creek 79 in brentwood. 75 in san jose. temperatures are expected to be 20 to 30 degrees above

average today, and we are looking at breaking records once again very similar to yesterday. we broke 11 records yesterday, and those are the ones that the national weather service keeps. hold of. can you imagine all the areas that are not tracked that way 39 or 91, expected for san francisco today? 100 for hayward . what else? seven in redwood city for the inner east bay 1 13 and antioco 1 16 in livermore, who beat a record for all time high yesterday at 1 16 better details on what you can expect for the rest of today as well as the cool down coming our way in the extended forecast coming up. all right. rosemary 7 41 visiting all 63. u s. national parks may seem impossible. but a grandmother and her grandson did it and grandma had a good time coming up how long it took for them to complete everything on their list of it. run out now. say good morning again to andre senior. you're looking ahead to the next couple of hours of

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the new subway series. what's your pick? 44. well, governor gavin newsom signed landmark legislation it will lead to major changes for california's fast food industry . the governor says the new law will empower and protect fast food workers around the state. it creates a first in the nation 10 member fast food council. it was that statewide standards for pay in 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 destroyed it in law. the council is made up of representatives from labor as well as the employers. union

leaders say the new laws a major victory for fast food workers. give 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 of the fast food chains that conduct business here in california. they argue they already comply with very tough labor regulations, and they believe the law will lead to higher prices for their customers. it is 7 46. as inflation keeps going up, americans are making changes to what they buy and what they're willing to change in order to save some money, and you might be driving a clunker, but you might be able to own a share of porsche couldn't join us. now in the studio is interesting, isn't it? yes, it is. you can't own a piece of a porsche anyway, baby

volkswagen. we haven't talked about ipos in a while, but volkswagen did announce that it may take its porsche brand public before the end of the year, analysts say. if it does go through, it would be one of the world's largest public listing. so keep an eye on that. the president of ukraine, vladimir zelensky, rang that opening bell remotely this morning. at the new york stock exchange in recognition of what's called advantage, ukraine it's a organization set up to foster investments in ukraine as we take a live look at the numbers. the dow jones started the day up 200 points and quickly dropped below just a little bit negative now, but across the board, the s and p 500, the nasdaq also down as well with that s and p 500 still hovering below 4039 18. tomorrow apple will unveil its new lineup at its headquarters in cupertino . as always, apple has been secretive about its latest iphone. but many consumer experts have speculated that there will be camera upgrades and that the new basic model will be bigger but slimmer. one

industry analyst trend force expects the iphone 14 to cost less than the iphone 13 and to have doubled the storage. apple is also expected to unveil new air pod pros. the rising cost of living during the past year, has many american consumers looking for bargains, and that includes the price we pay for laundry detergent, researchers found sales of the more expensive name brand detergents fell nearly 3% across the country during the past year, at the same time, the sales of less expensive generic brands increased. by that same 3% margin, and another new survey finds that americans are spending more on beauty products despite inflation, according to market research firm i ri sales of i face and lip makeup products have increased across g target, macy's and nordstrom reports strong sales of beauty items in their latest earnings reports. ulta beauty also says overall sales rose nearly 17%

compared to last year. analysts say sales of beauty products decreased during the pandemic. most of us were home. now there's pent up demand as people are venturing out and heading back to work. cook let's look at your dollars and cents, ma'am. thank you. 7 49 here. a 92 year old grandmother and her grandson have reached their goal of visiting all 63 u. s. national parks. we've been 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 to the great smoky mountains in tennessee, where she climbed her first mountain at the age of 85. since then, she stood under the trees of a redwood forest rolled in the sand dunes of colorado and set a new this. this should be us, dave. no every single day living life to the fullest has also set a new record as the oldest person to zipline through the newest national park, grandma george in west virginia. everybody has a capability of

doing something. a lot of 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. i like everything about her. tens of thousands of people follow the grandmother and grandson duo on instagram as they made their journey through the national park system and even with everything they saw, and did the most important takeaway from this is if you are lucky enough to have your grandparents or your parents around to time with them, love it. whatever they want to do, take them with you will live through them that that is great. that's great idea. here's sal. he'll he'll help you get to where you need to go this morning south. alright that was a feel good story for sure. let's go out and take a look at the commute now the bridge. i don't know if this is feel good. this is kind of like back to work, although it seems to be improving a little bit. now that we're getting closer to the eight o'clock hour, you can see traffic is getting a little

slower, though right near the coliseum on 8 80 going the other way is going to be a little bit slow as well. we have been looking at just some of these other commutes. i keep looking at the peninsula because we do have slow traffic coton one oh, one approaching highway 84. there was a crash. i would say use to 80 instead of one. oh, one heading on south 7 51. rosemary is i go to you want to say hello to press more high class of 72. they had their reunion as in a picnic. and it was 100 degrees. it's like, okay. hey, let's have a picnic at san bruno. 100 degrees man sounds they had a great time. so yes. congratulations to that class. we are looking at another painfully hot day, especially inland record breaking tamps once again. the good news. there is some light at the end of the tunnel, so to speak. temperatures are expected to peak today and begin to drop off by tomorrow, giving you a look

here at a beautiful golden gate bridge. never get tired of this perspective. we do have plenty of sunshine to go around. here's a look at some of the numbers from monday's extreme heat, 11 daily records broken and again, those are the ones that are kept. two monthly records broken for a september we're talking about gilroy as well as santa rosa, so have already set the record for the entire month so far, and livermore hit 116 yesterday, according to the national weather service, breaking all time record there, the excessive heat warning continues for our bayside communities as well as the peninsula and our inland areas. the heat advisory now for san francisco and the coastline. for some of our inland cities. we've got that advisory until thursday for the coastline. it ends tonight for san francisco. it ends tomorrow night so different timeframe for different areas, but we will say that today again going to be just as hot, if not a bit hotter for some 69 degrees right now, in san francisco, the

one trailing behind half moon bay and enjoyable 59 for you there, north bay 67 in napa for the inner east bay already low eighties in brentwood, 75 in walnut creek, 75 reported in san jose. the afternoon highs for today, mid seventies and pacifica. very envious of you in that number. 91 san francisco. we'll go mid nineties to low one hundred's for inland or our basic communities. 102 for hayward 107 in redwood city in the north bay. what oh, nine in napa, and now to the east bay, where we have the hottest weather expected. 1 13. in antioco 1 16 once again for livermore. if you're going to see the ace play later today, going to be hot in the stands, looking at mostly sunny skies and still 90 degrees, when the game starts at 6 40 with just a very light onshore breeze, the extended forecast here there's the drop off. i'm not calling it a cool down because it's not going to be cool, but we are looking at temperatures ranging from low nineties for our basic communities. to load a mid one

hundred's wednesday thursday friday for inland areas and then into the weekend. definitely more pleasant upper sixties at the coast upper seventies to low eighties around the bay upper eighties to low nineties and lynn, dave. right rosemary thyme now 7 54, the construction industry getting a makeover in sustainable living. coming up in the next hour. why some builders are getting rid of steel and concrete. and travelers during the labor day holiday weekend, so many problems like flight delays and canceled flights. but anyhow long some passengers had to wait to get on new flights. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27?

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police in oakland investigating a shooting where one man was injured. it's happened monday afternoon about 2 40 in the afternoon at 21st and foothill in east oakland. police there at the scene said that people in two cars were shooting at each other one person and one of the cars was actually hit. he was rushed to the hospital and is in critical condition. there's no word about any arrests. and new this morning. police in tennessee now say that a body found in memphis is that of eliza fletcher, a teacher who was abducted early friday morning and four students into an suv while she was out jogging . her body was found yesterday at the research that went on for more than three days, believes a her abduction was a violent one

was caught on surveillance video and she was forced into an suv. the suspect, 38 year old cleo, to absent was arrested. 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. members believe they absent will now face charges of first degree murder. our time is 7 58 many people who traveled over the labor day weekend or just glad to be home today after another long day of flights being canceled or delayed now here across the country, 108 flights were canceled yesterday . almost 3900. others were delayed by 15 minutes or more. the shortage of flight crews continues to cause scheduling problems. and that's compounded because air travel is almost back to pre pandemic levels. some of the passengers say they had to wait hours to get on new flights. and they say the

airlines and not dealing well with the problems. some of these lines are wrapping around the corner. i mean, i'm asking people what's going on over here? i don't think the airlines are doing enough because they're asking you to change your flight before they even offer any type of incentive for you to do so now bay area airports would not involved in too many of the flight delays and cancelations. just four flights out of sfo. we canceled yesterday so far today three sfl flight sfo flights are canceled. there are 23 delays. there are 15 flights delayed today that bobby. they're oakland or san jose. something dark and awfully hot. thousands of area residents still without power this morning, extremely high temperatures impacting the state's power grid martinez with how businesses and the people who lived there are dealing with blackouts, plus preventing energy shortfalls. some former state officials criticizing the manager of california's power

grid, what they say kelly so was doing wrong during this heatwave and those minutes were very critical and having a safe outcome for the child baby accidentally locked inside of a hot car during this heat wave will explain the quick rescue and tell you just how fast a hot car can turn dangerous, even deadly. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you. welcome to mornings onto i'm andre senior. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's tuesday. september 6th. we wish we had better news for you on the weather front. unfortunately rosemary oroczo is here to report we might be even hotter today. yes, and this morning 48 degrees warmer in some spots compared to yesterday. gaussian andrei, hello to you. and happy tuesday to all of you. we are looking at temperatures peaking today. so the hottest weather coming for today and then we began to see a change in the weather pattern. the excessive heat warning now extends until thursday for our north bay, east bay, south bay valley and hills

and the santa cruz mountain locations. meanwhile the excessive heat warning expanded to our basic communities, which includes parts of the peninsula there, you can see that shade of red. this will go until tonight. and now san francisco and the coast. a heat advisory for san francisco the heat advisory until tomorrow night for the coast through tonight, better details on the current temperatures as well as the afternoon highs and that cooler weather coming our way in the extended forecast coming up in just a little bit at 801. it's a back to work tuesday. let's see how traffic is doing with sal. good morning. good morning to you. it's a very slow rosemary right now on some of these commutes, but i see a little bit of improvement. let's go to highway four. there's a little improvement coming over the hill, the concord it's not quite as stacked as it was the same with highway 24. we're seeing improvement at the bay bridge as well. so i think and i did see people getting on the road early. remember a couple of weeks ago, i said, well, people getting on the road after 7 30.

that's not going to last. and it didn't the commuter has evened out a little bit to one. let's go back to the headlines. tens of thousands of people who did everything they could to conserve electricity still found themselves without power for hours in the midst of this heat wave right now, more than 5000 customerlive in martinez. that'f the places people lost power at the height of yesterday's heat. gasia good morning to you ever standing outside the safeway store this morning where it looks like the parking lots pretty much come alive. the sun is out this morning. that's come alive as well. and it seems things are operating as normal. but this opening this morning that wasn't so smooth. today. throughout the morning we saw several people coming to the safeway expecting it to be open at five this morning, but that wasn't the case because power outages affected registers and refrigerators inside. it's now open in this plaza is pretty much back to normal, but this area was far from normal overnight gas station. lost power street lights were out, meaning road crews had to put in temporary stop signs to control traffic. places in the east bay

are consistently seeing temperatures soar past 100 degrees statewide, flex alerts continue to ask you to conserve energy in the late afternoon, but when the heat carries into the night that becomes a problem for power companies like pg and e, because transformers overheat overnight, we spoke to a pair of marine researchers out here this morning, preparing for a day on the boat in burlingame. they said they showed up to the closed safeway last night and this morning. well we came here for food and you can't get in now. we need some meat. basically yeah. looking for lunches and stuff on the boat, so yeah, we've come a couple of times will have to go somewhere else and check it 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. calyx so says today's demand for power at this

moment is still considered normal. however looking at the numbers, the demand for power right now is already higher than this time yesterday morning. according to pg and e more than 5000 customers are still without power. more than half of that is coming from livermore, a city which reported a record high temperature of 116 degrees earlier this week. reporting live this morning. i'm james torres ktvu fox two news, james sack you for your time right now, some former state officials 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 by allowing exports out of the forf

the public utilities commission , she says. while it's good to conserve energy regulators have to put californians first during rolling blackouts back in 2020 they were caused by electricity shortages. the power grid operated 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. in cupertino, several 1000 people lost power for hours. it's awfully dark and awfully hot on 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 met one couple who said they couldn't cook because their appliances are all electric. they lost power at two in the afternoon. according to pg knees. outage map power didn't come back on until after three o'clock in the morning, temperatures there in cupertino topped 100 degrees. this morning firefighters and contra costa county or trying to

fully contain a grass fire and made another day of hot and dry conditions. but franklin fire started shortly after six o'clock last night. it's located on franklin canyon road south of highway four between crockett and martinez. the fire burned an estimated 125 acres and since smoke drifting 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 and fast moving brush fire and riverside county. the fairview fire started yesterday afternoon near the city of hemet. it has 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. people in the bay area heading back to work this morning after the long labor day holiday weekend, many will be working in record breaking heat with no air conditioning workers . one pizza parlor in san francisco are among those who are sweating it out in the kitchen during this unprecedented heatwave. employees say the temperatures near the pizza ovens often climbed in nearly 100 degrees.

it's steaming hot in it back there. yeah i don't know how they handled 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 hard. many san francisco businesses, including this pizza parlor, don't have air conditioning and rely on fans to keep customers and workers. cool well, i know you've heard this saying it's not the heat. it's not the heat . it's the humidity well, many in the south bay found yesterday's triple digit temperatures almost unbearable. what man put a positive spin on the weather. 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. get a coffee. have some ice cream. get in the pool. it's

fine. we should all be so un bothered temperatures and campbell and other parts of the south bay reached 104 degrees, but it was a dry heat. terminals 807. there's new warning for responders. first responders during the heat wave after open , firefighters rushed to save a baby who was accidentally locked inside of a hot car over the weekend. kcbs evan sernoffsky has 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 know is a 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, says temperatures inside vehicles can be in the triple digits in the 1st 10 minutes after a car is shut its shape they the air temperature inside the car prices 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 went right to mom's arms. just just fine in. 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 now is a 10. let's talk about this commute here at the bay bridge, which is pretty slow , but it's improving as you drive out towards the toll plaza . it they we had earlier commute today. so the commutes seen the beginning earlier and more spread out, which is good, but it's not complete completely. this is a look at interstate 80 northbound as you pass the coliseum. you can see that traffic is okay, so we do have a crowded conditions. things are improving a little bit. the peninsula has become really crowded between san mateo and redwood city on 101 to 80 heading down. looks good, too in

the north bong has a crash that coming up in the los altos area , so if you're driving up the peninsula to 80, maybe a little bit delayed unless you're getting on. after los altos los altos hills there 8 10. let's go back to the desk. so thank you. if you have a cell phone, the police could be using it to monitor you without a search warrant coming up on mornings on two at eight. what you are doing that's actually helping police departments access your location information and we know to watch our step with walking on san francisco sidewalks looking up for human or animal waste will detail the new report that finds calls about the problem of increased in all but one neighborhood in the city.

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foreign secretary britain's new prime minister. the conservative party selected trust yesterday as its new leader. she becomes the fourth prime minister in six years, taking over as the uk deals with an 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 finish the rest of boris johnson's term for two years before british voters head back to the polls to elect a new parliament. earlier this morning , former prime minister boris johnson arrived at queen elizabeth's estate in scotland who formally offers 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. with the november midterm elections now just two months away, both president biden and former president trump made appearances in the battleground state of pennsylvania over the labor day

weekend for president biden. it was his third trip to pennsylvania in less than a week . trump's rally in northeast pennsylvania was also his first public appearance since the fbi search and recover top secret documents being kept at his florida home. clear which way the new maga republicans are. their extreme. democracy is really at stake. the fbi and the justice department has become vicious monsters. controlled by radical left scoundrels. labor day weekend marks the unofficial start of the midterm campaign season ahead of election day on november 8th when control of the house and senate will be decided a number of various cities are at or near the 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 cupertino and silicon valley ranks as the most expensive city in the country. according to the study, the cost of living in cupertino tops $18,000 a month where the triple the nationwide average foster city dublin union city in emeryville also make the top 10. well only one san

francisco neighborhood has seen a decrease in the number of complaints about human or animal waste on the streets. people in the city can request of 311 call 311 to request clean up the san francisco chronicle, analyze the numbers by neighborhood and found complaints increased nearly 400% since the three will wanna hotline was unveiled back in 2012 for residents to request cleanup. but in the tenderloin, there was 29% decrease. the paper concludes that likely reason for the sharp decline is the pit stop program, which offers free public toilets in 33 locations across the city, including nine of them in the tenderloin 17. let's get you to work in school. a lot of people cranking. they see as soon as they get in the vehicle. south castaneda where the traffic trouble spots well, you know, it's very slow. gasia and andre in some of the usual spot that there has been some improvement as well. let's go to highway 24. i've seen improvement here and on 6 80. it's still a little slow at the baby. rates although i'm seeing improvement there, so it looks like after nine

o'clock, you might be your best bet. if you want to wait it out. a lot of people do. this is a look at interstate 8 80. now we've had a couple of things on the peninsula that have been slow southbound. wanna one very slow getting into redwood city because of an earlier issue. and then north bong to 80 getting up to los altos. there was a crash there. so you might want to think about planning your trip around 2 80. if you're getting on after this atlas, you'd be much better shape their 8 18. let's go to rest bury with the big topic of the day. the heat and temperatures are expected to peak today, thankfully, will begin to see those numbers fall tomorrow. but in any case getting through today is going to be a bit painful for many giving you a live. look here at the golden gate bridge, beautiful start and the coastline will remain a fairly comfortable especially areas over pacifica and half moon bay , san francisco going into the nineties for today, san francisco heat advisory for you there as well as our coastline lasting through this evening. in addition to the heat, dry weather, it is another spare the

air day with unhealthy air expected for the inner east bay as well as the santa clara valley. specially for our sensitive groups so something to be aware of as you move through your bay area tuesday. we do have clear skies overhead. nothing in the way of fog out there and the onshore breeze nearly non existent. we have calm conditions to just very light winds. nevada and napa. gentle breeze had about three mph. that's about it and temperatures this morning anywhere from 3 to 6 to eight degrees above where we started yesterday by six and napa up by seven right now in livermore, and here is a look at some of those numbers seventies in the north bay of nevada, 73 in the city of san francisco, as well as the east bay shore of oakland. and then you get into the inner east bay and we're already 83 degrees right now in front would for the south based 77 over san jose, our afternoon highs for today, just as hot as yesterday, perhaps even a bit hotter for some of our inland cities. broke several records yesterday. likely to do it again today. 75 expected pacifica low nineties san francisco. going to

1 12 for the inter east bay of concord. even worse than that in livermore at 1 16 in the south bay, one of four san jose in the north bay 1 12 santa rosa, many of these spots again likely to break records getting into tomorrow. temperatures fall off , not cool down, so to speak, but fall off wednesday thursday friday low nineties for basic communities low one hundred's expected for our inland cities and then pleasant weather coming in time for the weekend. upper sixties at the coast upper seventies too low eighties around the bay upper eighties to low nineties expected inland back to you. rosemary thank you . what animal they be california's best tool to help fight climate change coming up with some researchers say the department official wildlife now needs to take a holistic approach to helping one particular rodent. and a huge earthquake in china caused major damage after the break the urgent effort to free a man buried

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china dug into the ground with their bare hands and rescued him. the special police team has rescued more than 30 people who were trapped coming up on a 24. right now. the los angeles unified school district is opening s schedule this morning despite a cyberattack that knocked out this district computers over the weekend, the cyberattack took the school district's website offline, eliminated access to email and affected systems that teachers used to post lessons and take attendance. school officials are working with law enforcement, including the fbi to find those responsible. happening today. students in the valley texas school district are going back to classes for the first time since that shooting that killed 19 4th graders and two teachers . rob elementary, where the shooting occurred. last meeting will not reopen the instead, students have been reassigned to other schools. the district delayed going back to school to firm up its security plans, although officials say safety measures are still being worked out. dozens of law enforcement officers will also be on school campuses. we're learning more about a contra costa county sheriff's deputy who was arrested by members of his own agency last week, the bay area

news group reports. investigators say they have evidence that shows 41 year old matthew buckley used to falsify police report to steal firearms from a property room containing evidence seized in criminal investigations. he now faces several charges, including grand theft of firearms and receiving stolen property. buckley was once named as departments officer of the year. today san francisco's public health department will expand the number of people eligible for the monkey pox vaccine. it will now open to all gay, bisexual and transgender people. the city's vaccination sites are also administering the second doses 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 impacts cases in san francisco. the construction industry, getting a makeover and sustainable living coming up by some building developers are ditching steel and concrete. plus, we now know what may have led to that toxic algae bloom

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cool to end their school day early. we're live in nevada with what one elementary school is doing to help students who shouldn't be stuck in extremely hot classrooms for hours. the woman is attacked and robbed in her oakland neighborhood. what

happened to the 74 year old how our neighbors rushed in to help and the key piece of information they were able to record. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian andre senior . today is tuesday, september 6th and another hot days on tap for us to find out how hard it's going to be in your neighborhood. here's meteorologists rosemary oroczo rosemary gasia. we are gearing up for the hottest day of this stretch. we are looking at temperatures ranging from mid seventies and pacifica to upper nineties and low one hundreds around the bay and then inland cities going above 1 10 again. and the excessive heat warning. through thursday for our inland cities as well as our hills and stretches over towards the santa cruz mountains. the excessive heat warning now issued for our basic communities will go through tonight. and then as we move over to the west a little bit san francisco now with the heat advisory through tomorrow night heat advisory for our coastline that lasts until tonight. so again, temperatures

are expected to peak. today we will begin to see a bit of a drop off for tomorrow, although expected to remain warm, at least through the business week. better details on what you can expect for today and the rest of the week coming up in just a little bit at 8 29 almost 8 30. let's check on traffic with sal. good morning. good morning, rosemary. i things are getting a little bit better. but there is one area that has kind of popped up if you are on the peninsula. dont to 80 is very, very slow getting up the peninsula. most of the time, people think. oh i'll use to 80 and avoid 101 will today northbound 2 80 traffic is going to be very slow because of a crash in the los altos hills area, so give yourself plenty of time. it's right near page bill road, and if you're getting on after page bill will be better. look at 101 and very slow there in both directions here san mateo to redwood city because of earlier issues. don't let that surprise you. the bay bridge is backed up for about a 15 minute delay right now. it's improving, though, and it looks like it

could be getting much better after nine. it is 8 30. let's go back to the headlines south. thank you. the demand for power here in california is expected to hit a 20 year high today is teaming up with the state power grid to urge people across the state to continue conserving electricity during this record breaking heat. they're asking everyone to dramatically ramp up their conservation efforts today or face the 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 pgd equipment, causing unplanned power outages. the power company says the lights were out at an estimated 40,000 homes and businesses in the bay area yesterday evening. most of those in the south and east bay ktvu james torres will have more on the power concerns across the state coming up on the nine 8 31 your time now by late this morning, we expect temperatures to top more than 100 degrees again in the inland parts of the east bay with 116 degrees

yesterday in livermore families were looking for ways to stay cool, but also we're aware of that flex alert. now we talked with people who decided the best solution was to head to lizzie's fountain in 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 amok in the fountain. local officials open cooling centers at libraries and community centers across the east bay, while many parks and open spaces were shut down because of fire danger, one that creaks 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 toys. 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 the corners off of that bag ice heat. it is bothersome, but

pakistan just to be around my family, everyone doing what they can. many people told us they were glad it was a holiday so they could get out of their homes to cool off that maybe harder today, with many people heading back to work or school again today, the state of california is found a low tech way to battle to persistent problems in our state wildfires and drought. several agencies plan to put beavers to work at waterways across the state for the next two years. experts point out the rodents or when a mother nature's most effective engineers, beavers can divert rivers and streams with their dms made of sticks and mud that can help keep areas moist during this third year of california drought that hope can slow the hope is that they can slow down the spread of huge wildfires now burning more frequently across our state. many people pointed to climate change is the reason behind the algae blooms. we've seen pop up in the bay and oakland like merit, but experts tell the san francisco chronicle that's just part of the problem . they say the algae blooms need food to grow and in this case that comes from nutrients and treated wastewater from sewage plants around the area, and most

plans. the water is treated, but nitrogen and phosphorus in human waste is not removed. so that gets dumped into the bay where algae feeds on it. there are discussions about requiring treatment plans to reduce the nutrients in treated water woman is now sharing her story of being attacked in her own neighborhood. the woman named mary did not want to show her face due to concerns about her safety. the 74 year old says she was attacked and robbed just steps from her rockridge home around 1 30 saturday afternoon. the 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. i tried to scratch him. i tried to punch him. a second man, then ran up and grabbed her purse before both of her attackers right off one of the victims. neighbors took cell phone video, the suspect's vehicle. you see it right there. it was a silver honda accord with license plate number that reads seven h i w 530 county

sheriff's department is looking for the people who stole a french bulldog from assembly andrew neighborhood. the dog's owner says bruno was taken away after he got loose from the family yard on friday. there were security video here that shows a man and a woman picking up the little dog near me, ekelund and lou elling and then driving away with it. the dog's owner says she hasn't told her children what happened as they've been asking when bruno is going to come home. the man and woman were seen driving away in a silver sonata. a group of farm workers from san francisco , los angeles and fresno, is expected to join protests at the state capitol today. demonstrators with the united farm workers are staying put with around the clock vigilance sacramento despite temperatures reaching 115 degrees they've been protesting since last week to pressure governor newsom design assembly bill 21 83. will make it easier for farm workers to unionize. president biden announced his support for the bill, giving protesters a morale boost. workers have definitely grateful for the president's

support and still hopeful that, like president, 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 the protesters as they cope with the heat. it's coming up on 8 36 right now, turning to the weather rosemary oroczo here again with a look at the forecast for the bay area, rosemary and around the bay area. for today, temperatures are expected to reach above 110 degrees. yesterday we broke several records even set a couple of new records for areas over santa rosa as well as gilroy for the entire month and areas over livermore hit 1 16 yesterday expected to hit 1 16 again today yesterday, livermore actually broke a record of all time record, according to the national weather service. so here's a look at the afternoon highs expected for today. we have 91 degrees in san francisco , one of four expected for areas over san jose in the north bay. 1 12, santa rosa, so

temperatures again just as hot as what we have been experiencing, if not even a bit hotter. there's also a spare the air in place of for today. and if you are going to be out and about especially the inner east bay as well as the santa clara valley, we do have an unhealthy for our sensitive groups. everybody else expected to remain moderate. and at this hour we are good to moderate, but with the light winds and the hot conditions and the sun out there just baking things again. unhealthy air expected through at least today, we'll see if the night the air quality conducted control district changes that for tomorrow, giving you a look at the extended forecast. we are going to see those temperatures drop off. finally thankfully wednesday, thursday friday but notice still really, really warm to hot or basic communities will be in the low nineties. we've got low one hundred's expected for our inland cities, perhaps even a tad warmer on thursday before we see temperatures actually drop off to a comfortable level in time for the weekend. upper sixties

expected for our coastline upper seventies to low eighties expected around the bay upper eighties low nineties expected inland. better details on records expected to be broken for today, and those advisories coming up in just a little bit. coming up an investigation into who really killed michael jackson. next on the nine a sneak peek of tmz's investigative special exploring the king of pop's addiction in his final months, inflation is pushing more americans to rethink their spending habits. so they are drawing the line on how much they're willing to pay for household cleaning products after the break the premium after the break the premium brands that you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing,

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of the excessive heat. ktvu sally rasmus joins us live from an elementary school in novato, where students will be dismissed before temperatures reached their peak later this afternoon. ali andre temperatures were supposed to get up to 107 degrees here in nevada later this afternoon at the school day has begun here at lu sutton elementary here in nevada. you can see a few parents and kids still making their way inside school starting at its regular time 8 40 today, but two students will be dismissed early at 12 45 a minimum day schedule today and for the rest of this week, and it's because of the extreme heat. the school does

not have a conditioning. this is the only elementary school in the nevada school district that does not not the principal here. let us in a short time ago to take a peek at some of their classrooms. before the school day began. we could see every room had multiple fans on some teachers told us they plan to keep the lights off and just use daylight from the windows just to keep things a little bit cooler. the school also has ice water available for all students and staff. but the principal says the district decided is going to be just too hot and comfortable to have everyone here for a full day, so they made the call yesterday to switch to half days for the remainder of this week. parents and neighbors we talked to say they are understanding but still disappointed. some parents. say they're upset. they want to know why this school district or the school in particular does not have eric conditioning along with sutton loosening elementary to other nevado school districts or schools, rather nevada high school and hill education center are also going to be on half day schedules for the remainder of this week again. it's because of the heat advisory. we're hoping

to speak with the superintendent a late little later this morning to ask about the timeline for getting air conditioning here at this school and others. but in the meantime, half day schedules for everyone at these three nevada schools because of the excessive heat live in nevada ali rasmus ktvu. box two news temperatures causing all kinds of problems. ali thank you. a new report finds her cellphone could allow authorities to track your movements without your permission or a search warrant. jackie bonnie's explains police departments across the country could be using your own cellphone against you. it's sort of a mass surveillance program on a budget. it starts with your phone's advertising id number. every cell phone is assigned a specific one when using an app with the location services turned on. it allows businesses to send you tailored ads to products you might like based on your specific whereabouts. the number will ping periodically. gives off the number that time and the location. and that pain

for the indecisive this type of advertising could help you make smarter purchases. but according to an investigation by the associated press, virginia based company fog data science is able to use people's ad id information to track where their mobile device has traveled. icu. um all of the locations that it's been for about $7500 a year, the a p. says fog data science is selling that info to the police providing law enforcement with critical data about where people live, work and visit and letting them surveil individuals without a search warrant. the fourth amendment is supposed to protect us from being spied on by the government. others argue this process keeps communities safer. this program is kind of designed to develop suspect who the police aren't aware of, or don't know about. privacy experts also warned this police loophole could be used in states where abortions are outlawed. leading officials see where abortions are being performed and track who was going to those

facilities. jackie ibanez, fox news coming up on 8 45 right now. architects are addressing greenhouse gas emissions as they explore greener ways of building this morning, you might be able to own a share of porsche cook is upstairs now to explore in dollars and cents. maybe not a whole portion of the whole thing but part yes. big announcement this morning by volkswagen actually yesterday it plans to take its porsche brand public before the end of the year, according to early reports about 12% of the luxury car company will be offered as preferred shares nearly half the proceeds. will be distributed to volkswagen shareholders in the form of a special dividend, analysts say. if it goes through, it would be one of the world's largest public listings . but on that news volkswagen shares shot up about 7% when that opening bell rang. you might recognize the president of ukraine below. tamir zelinsky rang that opening bell remotely this morning on the new york stock exchange. they are in recognition of something called advantage. ukraine, which encourages investment in ukraine

, as we take a live look at the numbers this morning, the dow shot up about 200 points right after the bell rang. continued lower from them. now it is back up in the last half hour or so. so across the board, we have the dow, you can see a live look up about a quarter of a percent. the s and p 500 of about a third but still below 4039 36, the nasdaq gaining slightly right now, the rising cost of living during the past year has many american consumers looking for bargains that includes the price we are paying for laundry detergent, researchers found the sales of more expensive name brand detergents fell nearly 3% across the country during the past year at the same time. the sales of less expensive generic brands increased by that same 3% margin. a new survey seems to support the lipstick index, which finds people spend more money on some beauty products during tough times, according to

market research firm i ri sales of eye makeup lipstick. another beauty products have increased across the u. s retailers, including target, macy's and nordstrom reports strong sales of beauty items in their last earnings reports. ulta beauty also says overall sales rose nearly 17% compared to last year. now, some of that might be people are opting for doing their own makeup, their brows and their nails to save money. and let's also say sales of beauty products decreased during the pandemic. so now there's pent up demand. as people are now venturing back out and heading back to work and as the climate crisis continues to threaten the globe, the construction industry is taking a greener approach to new projects. contractors are engineering new ways to build homes without doing more damage to the environment. they are shifting their focus on using renewable resources such as 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. now architects also say would has great performance and durability . however one concern about using more wood is the fears over fire safety, so they are addressing that pam cook, that's look at your dollars and cents. thank you in 92 year old grandmother and her grandson have reached their goal of 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 to the great smoky mountains in tennessee, where she climbed her first mountain at the age of 85. since then, she has stood under the trees of a redwood forest. i love this next clip of video rolled in the sand dunes of colorado and set a new record as the oldest person to zip line to the newest national park new

river gorge in west virginia. everybody has the capability of doing something. lots of 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. tens of thousands of people follow the grandmother and grandson duo and instagram as they made their journey through the national park system . i love that story. that's fantastic. great to see you're still getting out. there should be to live a long time keeping so active all right time now is 8 49 time for a final check of the roads with south castigated salary problems out there this morning. we don't have that many problems. we have a few andre and gasia, but most of it is just like lingering slow traffic. out there. let's go to the bay bridge. we do have some lingering traffic there as you can see westbound coming into san francisco. and as i look at some of these other commuters still a little bit slow on northbound 8 80 passing the coliseum and also on the same mateo bridge, so things are still out there now the peninsula north dont you idiot

page mill? we had that crash. don't let that surprise you. it's slow out of sunny ville getting up into los altos hills area. but if you're getting on the freeway after that, that's a better way to get up the peninsula than one. oh, one. 8 49. let's talk to rosemary be hottest day as we continue into the week, temperatures will begin to drop off. still going to be warm, but not as bad as today, giving you a live. look here over the golden gate where we do have a plenty of sunshine along the coast around the bay and inland for today. as we mentioned before the break. it is a spare the air day. the excessive heat warning continues for our inland communities, it now is has been expanded to our bayside communities for today, and the heat advisory that did not include san francisco. northern coastline early on does now and that will be extending through san francisco for wednesday and the coastline is through today. we are looking at of course, health concerns with this type of weather, so just

really pay attention to how you're feeling avoid the afternoon he if you can right now. 80 degrees in walnut creek in the north bay 80 degrees in nevada. so for some of our endless cities right now is going to be the best time of day 73 already in san francisco, 64 reported at half moon bay temperatures that we are expecting to see a new records from a for today will be santa rosa. expected to go to 1 12, oakland hitting 100 livermore 1 16. but one oh, nine. so you're right there on the border, whether or not you will meet or beat a record today. gilroy 1 13 yesterday we broke several records. look at the afternoon house around the region for today. 97 for san mateo 107 in redwood city. you go to the east bay one. oh, two and hayward. very hot 91 in san francisco. i realized it's not the hottest number on this graphic. but a lot of folks in san francisco go without a c seventies and pacifica that's definitely one of the nice spots for today. into the north bay one. oh, nine and napa as we mentioned a

moment ago and for the inner east bay 1 16 in livermore, livermore hit 1 16 yesterday and broken all time record. here's a look at what you can expect. if you're going to the a's game later today, it is going to be a hot one. sunny skies 90 degrees. just a west priest about 10 mph when the game starts. at 6 40 so please be careful. stay hydrated . something to protect yourself and your little ones. the extended forecast here. temperatures take a notable drop but remain warm to hot as we get through wednesday, thursday, friday nineties around the bay low one hundred's expected inland, perhaps a little bit warmer on thursday, before it becomes a bit more comfortable or a whole lot more comfortable . i'll say upper eighties low nineties for inland cities upper seventies still eighties around the bay and upper sixties. for the coastline into the weekend. back to you. lawmakers in california have wrapped up their latest session when he joined us on the nine. we're talking live with a political reporter about bills that either failed or passed, including one that's expected to address the state's housing shortage travelers

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friday morning and forced into an suv while she was out for a jog. her body was found yesterday after a search that lasted more than three days. police say her abduction was a violent one and was caught on surveillance video as she was forced into an suv. a suspect 38 year old story absent was arrested. 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. members police say will now be facing first degree murder charges. a motive remains unclear. the labor day holiday weekend was plagued with flight cancelations and delays nationwide in this country. 108 flights were canceled yesterday. nearly 3900. others were delayed by 15 minutes or more. a shortage of flight crews continues to cost scheduling problems compounded by the fact that our travel is close to pre pandemic levels. some passengers say they had to wait hours to get put on new flights and say

the airlines are dealing well with the issues. some of these lines are wrapping around the corner. i mean, i'm asking people what's going on over here ? i don't think the airlines are doing enough because they're asking you to change your flight before they even offer any type of incentive for you to do so. just four flights out of sfo were canceled yesterday. so far today, three sfo flights are canceled. 23 delays there. 15 flights are delayed today out of oakland and san jose area beaches were crowded again yesterday when many people off work for the labor day holiday or looking to beat the heat. this is what it looked like extensive beach and marin county earlier in the day, parking lots were again full before noon. for the second day in a row. one family came all the way from the central valley to escape the heat starting their road trip. to stinson beach before sunrise. 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. the

same was true and other beaches like ocean beach and san francisco as well. we're firefighters were warning people about rip currents, and there were major traffic jams on roads in places like half moon bay and highway 17 to and from santa cruz. as sports illustrated reporter who covers football, is clarifying what he wrote that raise some eyebrows about 49ers quarterback trade. lance albert breer says he heard that trey lance was a little annoyed right after the 49ers restructured jimmy garoppolo contract and kept garoppolo on the team has since tweeted my wording might have been a little presumptive. he says what he heard was complicated news for lands to here, as it would be for anyone, and it was just after the deal had been announced. happening today, the bay area's getting a royal visit queen maxima of the netherlands begins her trip to california and texas. his majesty king willem alexander will not be there. he's recovering from pneumonia doctors recommended against air travel, the queen will tour

silicon valley and san francisco today and tomorrow to highlight the economic relations between our region and the netherlands. she'll write a cable car, visit the golden gate bridge and the castro and will also meet with mayor london breed and governor gavin newsom. that will be an all time record for california as far as energy grid demands that obvious significant challenge for the state to meet local power agencies are preparing for possible rotating blackouts. the massive challenges facing california's grid today and what conditions will be even more challenging than they were yesterday. plus some bay area schools are changing their plans to avoid long hot days in the classroom. during this heatwave what parents need to know? those minutes were very critical and having a safe outcome for the child, six month old baby accidentally locked inside of a hot car of the scary situation was averted, thanks to some local firefighters.