out presentation. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two welcome the mornings onto himself. castaneda good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. wednesday morning, september 7th. i'm not going to say it's cool, but it does feel a little bit cooler morning. we'll take anything right. roberta gonzalez has a forecast pam and high selling good morning to all of you, pam . you're saying many of us are waking up? i don't think many people slept right right? not comfortably, at least because the temperatures are quite balmy . in fact, at this early hour, take a look. these are so far are over. tonight lows. fairfield 80 degrees 79 in walnut creek, 67 in hayward 70 redwood city low sixties at the seashore. pam was saying it does feel cooler. and yes, we're going to drop 13 to 15 degrees throughout many of our inland locations, but we're still well above normal, one of five in

livermore 106 in antioch 100, santa rosa, but that's down from 1 13 experience yesterday. 90 and cemetery. take a look at san francisco. it was 98 degrees there yesterday. today high seventies your full forecast coming up, but right now, let's send it back over to sell and to pay him. all right. thank you, roberta. we begin with the check on power outages here in the bay area. want to take a look at the pg and e outage map now thousands of homes and businesses do not have electric city this morning. the red triangle. you see, signifies outages affecting at least 5000 customers that includes customers in san jose around montgomery hill park, the green dots and the yellow diamonds can mean a few dozen to several households. the website power outage dot com, has earlier reported that santa clara county had as many as 27,000 homes and businesses without power. that number is down to about 6000. now pg and e did not have to use

its rotation. eating outage program to conserve energy. we did get that warning, though the utility put more than a half a million customers on alert for that possibility on its website . there is a tool that lets you check your address to see if you could be in the next rotation to be powered down. pci need breaks it service territory in these blocks. different cities not based on circuits not based on zip codes, but all based on kilowatt, so we know exactly how many kilowatts or how many megawatts represented by these blocks, so we easily be able to calculate, um, where we would do those rotating outages. pg ni says half of its customers are in block 50 that indicates that they share a circuit with an emergency facility, including hospitals, police and fire stations. and they are rarely powered down. people we talked with, say they knew about the rotating blackouts, and they were prepared for the worst, but hoping for the best just keeping our fingers crossed that it doesn't happen to us. i do have

a generator. ready to go just in case just to keep my refrigerator is going pg and e. says it's weather forecast shows today should be a little cooler as we've talked about that could mean energy use drops a little bit today as well officials saying customers reacted quickly yesterday when we received those alerts to conserve energy that helped prevent the rolling blackouts. happening today in east pay school district is moving all of its campuses to have two schedules because of the heat. dublin unified says students will only be on campus for minimum day today through friday, administrators had closed three schools in the past week due to power outages. the district says it wants to give parents time to make arrangements for the rest of the week. livermore schools will keep students indoors for the rest of the rig rather than let them go outside for recess, students will eat lunch in the cafeteria, then go back to classroom for recess. the temperatures at one elementary school hit 113 degrees, the

principal says. teachers and students are coping the best they can. the kids are good, though they're they're going with the flow and going inside where it's air conditioned. so fortunately, all of our classrooms or air conditioning, nothing's breaking down. deliver more civic center library is one of the city's cooling centers. we saw plenty of people spending time there, cooling off and catching up on a good book or using the internet. i'm from red bluff, california, which is like a by chico and it gets like 116 degrees, and so i never expected it to be like this hot. livermore has four cooling centers, including libraries and community centers. they will be open all week, providing a cool space for anyone in need. the state department of public health is advising schools to cancel any outdoor activities as well as indoor events that would be held at sites that don't have air conditioning when the risk level is at three or four. now the national weather service determines the levels and most of the bay area has been in that

range this week. the state also advises closely monitoring students for any heat related illnesses and encouraging everyone drink plenty of water. now the top of the salesforce tower in san francisco, urging everyone to do their part to save power. during these hot days. take a look. the lights at the top read, flex alert, power down the messages, calling everyone to conserve electricity to avoid those rolling blackouts . another flex alert is in effect for today at 405. we are tracking a new wildfire. that's prompting evacuations in the tahoe area. cal fire released this video of the so called mosquito fire because it's located along mosquito ridge road in plaster county, mandatory evacuations or evacuation warnings are issued for nearby wrenching areas. cal fire announced the mosquito fire grew from about 50 acres last night to 478 acres this morning in plaster county and another 100 acres in el dorado county. it's also burning in very steep, inaccessible terrain. the fire

is about 30 miles southwest of the city of auburn. fire crews are spending the early morning hours looking for flare ups of a fire that broke out near the town of rodeo. it started near highway four in berryhill road about 10 clock yesterday afternoon, the highway was shut down for about an hour, while contra costa county ground crews and cal fire aircraft battled the flames. it started very close to where another fire burned on monday and threatened homes and businesses. we're pretty sure that we had a fire break from yesterday's fire that there was going to take a lot for the flames to come here unless it went up the hill and the wind changed and the wind changed then. would be in trouble again and start evacuating horses again. anything we can help to really do. if they need help help them. the fire on monday burn 120 acres, the latest one has burned about 50 acres so far and is 85% contained. investigators still don't know what caused either of

those fires. cruz fighting the far fairview fire in southern california are dealing with high temperatures and uncharacteristic winds. two people died while trying to escape the flames shortly after the fire broke out monday near the town of hemet, the fire has burned more than seven square miles and at least seven structures, including seven homes. it is just 5% contained. alright 407 time to check out back in with roberta gonzalez talking about our forecast a little bit cooler, and my big question is. when is that fog rolling in this morning? we saw some clouds, actually not fog, but mid level clouds. i don't know if you saw it as you're peering up towards the moon, but the closer you got towards the coast and the peninsula. that's where you see that mid level cloudiness and because of that, we actually have to keep a minimal risk of a thunderstorm in the north bay. this morning. otherwise here's a peek at the temperatures. it's 62 in santa rosa. notice that big drop off

in that temperature from 1 15 yesterday to 60 to talk about that more momentarily, but it is still 81 degrees in san francisco. well, let's take a look at some notable numbers. i got to challenge that never lets go with 64 there at this early hour. otherwise it's 77 in brentwood, also in fairfield and high sixties and napa the difference between yesterday and today. it is seven degrees cooler in hayward at this hour, but it's five degrees warmer and half moon bay where they have their own microclimates. we've seen a high temperature and half moon bed 85 degrees, but only three quarters of a mile away along the seashore. we've seen a temperature of only 60. for boy . that's a huge difference. so we had some all time record high temperatures for the second day in a row. it was 1 16 and livermore 1 13 was the old record in santa rosa. now yesterday they had 1, 15 and 108 and san jose because of these very hot temperatures, the national weather service is still pushing that excessive

heat warning until thursday night, however, because of a shift in the wind, we do have the heat advisory allowed to expire tonight in san francisco , and along the seashore, we will keep those health concerns in the forecast. now it's all about the wind. and this morning we saw the wind pick up and santa rosa out of the north at five. that dropped the temperature very rapidly between two am and three am otherwise. sfo to onshore push san jose's experiencing a wind out of the north at five. so that's going to lower the temperatures. remember it was 1 15 in santa rosa. yesterday today, 100 so you do feel the difference today, but it's still well above the average high in the eighties , down from 1 16 to 1 oh, five and livermore, so this is a huge tumble, but pam and sal, we're going to take these temperatures and bump them back up again. on thursday. i know you hate to hear that, but some big changes for the weekend. also, that's still coming up with our full forecast. just a couple of minutes. alright thank you,

roberta. today apple is set to unveil a new line of iphones watches and airpods. this year's product event is called far out. it will be held at the steve jobs theater at apple's cupertino headquarters, the company's first indoor events since the pandemic. apple's iphone 14 is expected to have an updated camera storage and design as well as satellite network connectivity. there are also reports that the watch series eight will feature a bigger display and body temperature sensor. tim cook not too long ago in the last couple of years, said the biggest contribution apple will make to society is around health and the apple watch is where that mostly happens. we expect it may have body temperature sensing that this wouldn't tell you exactly what your temperature is. that's not really doable yet on a watch, but it would tell you if you have a general trend towards getting warmer, which would tell you if you've got a fever. it can also be used for women who are tracking pregnancy. very interesting. the newest airpods , the pro two will reportedly have enhanced sound quality and more sensors, along with water

resistant case and support for wireless charging. very doctors want you to get the new covid-19 booster. one counting is ramping up efforts and hopes to start giving out shots today, dine and dash to the search this morning for five women who racked up a big tab and left

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you've done the hard part. you quit smoking. now do the easy part and get scanned for lung cancer. if you smoked, you may still be at risk, but early detection could save your life. talk to your doctor and learn more at savedbythescan.org today in san jose, and arraignment will be held for a man accused of shooting two people, including his ex girlfriend. police say he was caught trying to flee to mexico . ktvu is jerry guess. jessie gary reports on court proceedings. accused killer jose rosas shuffled into court at one point needing help from another inmate to take a seat within minutes. superior court judge

johnny cepeda go go ordered him held without bail. rosas is accused of killing 27 year old susanna elena hernandez. the chilling crime last thursday was caught on surveillance video. jose police detectives say rosas is the man seen stopping in his car in the south central san jose parking lot. he then gets out and allegedly shoots hernandez and a man she was with , then runs off as soon as we identified who he was, and we had a good idea of what type of vehicle he was in, we sent a statewide be on the lookout for the suspect in this vehicle. hours later, chp officers and u. s border patrol agents arrested rosas 100 yards from the mexican border. friends claim rosa's committed multiple acts of abuse against hernandez. one day i told her that if she was a victim of domestic violence to seek help, because people who are threatened or abused by their partners or get hit can end up dead. investigators say hernandez did file at least one

restraining order against her ex for domestic abuse of the day. it's just a piece of paper. somebody violates, uh, you know, garden variety restraining order. it's a mess. misdemeanor detectives say rosas did violate that order on multiple occasions. eventually escalating abuse to murder. we're going to do everything we can to find you and bring you back to face charges are victims. families deserve that? hernandez is survived by her two children who are in mexico. friends say she was here working to send money back home for her kids. outside the hall of justice here in san jose, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. san francisco police and the fbi are asking for help in finding a toddler who disappeared more than six years ago. the family of ariana fits, reported her missing in april. 2016 she was 2.5 years old at the time. she was last seen in oakland in january or february of that year, several days after the girl was reported missing. her mother, nicole fits, was found dead and buried in a san francisco park. investigators

say arianna was not with her mother when the mom was killed. the renewed call for help comes on rayna's ninth birthday. this age progressed photo looks like what she might look like now. the suspect in the kidnapping and killing of eliza fletcher in memphis, tennessee, will be arraigned today on charges including first degree murder. that's after authorities confirmed a body found in memphis. is that a fletcher who was abducted while jogging last week her body was located at an abandoned home seven miles from where surveillance video shows she was forced into an suv. early friday morning. police say 38 year old cleo to abstain was connected to the scene through dna evidence. while the outcomet we hoped for. we are nonetheless pleased to remove this dangerous predator off the streets of memphis. 34 year old eliza fletcher was a kindergarten teacher and mother of two children happening today, parts

of the bay area will begin administering the new covid-19 boosters. santa clare county will offer the updated moderna infighter boosters that vaccination sites and clinics. the fda and cbc say these boosters work well against the original covid-19 vaccine, along with the original dominant strange b, a four nba five variants. fighter booster is for 12 and older bandana is 18 and older. contra costa county is expanding monkey pox vaccine eligibility to all gain bisexual men up until now only specific people with a specific criteria could get the first doses of the vaccine contact with known cases , sex workers gained bisexual men who have had multiple partners in the last two weeks. contra costa is also administering second doses to anyone who has already received their first dose more than a month ago. permanente and striking mental health workers are returning to the bargaining table. the workers have been on strike for the past month. the clinicians want better staffing

and working conditions, saying there are too few therapists for too many patients. the two sides will resume talks tomorrow and friday, may bind my imagination , but it was just a little cooler this morning when i got up and you know open the door opening the doors. the big thing. it's like, what is it going to be like outside, right? i felt the same and you know, so you will be an expert at this. i've noticed. it's been not so much on the freeways but around town, a ghost town. yeah on the roads because people don't want to go out. don't want to be out, want to stay wherever they are, especially if they have their conditioning, right? boy that's a luxury has an especially if you're along the coast or in san francisco, where yesterday the high temperature in san francisco was 98 degrees in many people do not have a c there well as pam and south were alluding to a feels a little cooler this morning and you are spot on. this is a bird's eye view of the city. we're currently at 64. that's a huge drop from 98 degrees. 65 in

oakland. it is 77 degrees in brentwood. and as you take a look at many of these temperatures keep in mind they have fallen from either 115 degrees as we experienced yesterday in santa rosa, now, 62 . it was 1 16 for the second day in a row in livermore. it is now 76 degrees, san jose could see another record high temperature today now, meanwhile, where you see the red highlighted area elevated contra costa marin and also san mateo. excessive heat warning remains in effect until thursday night. meanwhile was louise zip on in, you'll notice the change. san francisco. your heat advisory now does expire tonight at eight p.m. due to a shift in the wind, the temperatures are beginning to cool. and meanwhile, marin san mateo santa cruz along the seashore sonoma, a heat advisory remains in effect as well. air quality it is going to take a hit today and it will each and every day with this prolonged t wave where you see the dots that's moderate ocio where you

see the orange, please. the mature outdoor activity. oh, did you see that? we saw something. thunderstorms yesterday we saw actual rain showers right there, and the greater lake tahoe area . looks like all that is said and done. we see the cloud cover the shield of cloud trying to work its way into the north bay with a minimal risk of a thunderstorm. only this morning in the morning hours, but this is interesting doings. we've been talking about hurricane k. it's now been upgraded to a category two and the projection is it's going to skim across the southern california coastline, then take a curve out towards the open waters. but it's it does. that look at friday. we start to see cloud cover in monterey and then this weekend, i'm going to call it mostly cloudy both saturday and sunday . with increased levels of humidity. it will begin to fill a bit on the muggy side, but as far as our risk of a thunderstorm or shower here's your saturday afternoon, it wants to make it into benito county, san bonito county, also around the monterey bay area, and it just skims past us on sunday afternoon. it bears watching. we do have that risk

of a thunderstorm popping in the high sierra by sunday evening. and then there's your forecast for your monday the clouds began to move on out. but meanwhile, one day at a time, we're gonna drop 13 to 15 degrees today and many of our locations santa rosa down to 100, but that's still up from the average high of 84 97 degrees in san jose, under 100 degrees there one oh, five and livermore, down from 1, 16 mid eighties and oakland. how about nearly 80 in san francisco, down from the high nineties, and 103 and morgan hill? oh, but we're going to jump our temperatures back up again. ever so gently on thursday, you will fill that difference. and then friday, the descent begins with our temperatures back into the mid sixties with that fog bank at the seashore mid eighties around the beta one. oh, two away from the base. still above that average high of about 88 degrees , and then finally, the big time relief, albeit a bit on the muggy side, with the cloud cover on saturday and on sunday sam

and pam. all right. thank you very much. supporters of hillary clinton urging her to make one final presidential bid still to come our thoughts about running in 2020 for curry is a four time nba champion. he's the best three point shooter in history. now we hear from the basketball star who is also an author about his book.

learning many as 21,000. people may have had their information exposed after a data breach in the system of the san francisco 40 niners. now the team began sending notification letters to people affected by a ransomware attack back in february. the 49ers say names and social security numbers were exposed and access during the attack. putting those people at risk for identity theft. you know, we're still trying to find out from the team if the people impacted were ticket holders staff for players barrier high school football teams kept practicing

despite yesterday's heat as skyline high school in oakland, the head football coach tells us practice went on as usual, but they are taking extra precautions. players were taking extra breaks for water and trying to minimize time in the sun. he also said staff is keeping a close eye on players watching for signs the heat maybe too much. learn language. uh if they're moving really slowly if they can't or if they're cramping up real bad, we have to really bad attention as far as, uh, you know their health, especially in these kind of temperatures for practice. we try and stay in the shade. we stay in the locker room until we're about to come out, maybe five minutes before skylines quarterback said the team expected its opponent this friday. miramonte high school in orinda was still practicing despite the heat, so they felt as if the they needed to practice as well. there was some friends around the giants ballpark, but it wasn't about anything on the mound. it was about a new member of the team, a master somalia, according to the san francisco chronicle, the giants hired evan goldstein to

oversee and expand its wine program. the giants were reportedly the first u. s professional sports team to hire ist wine. stewart goldstein will have influence over the wines consumed by both giants players and fans. goldstein tells the newspaper. he envisions ballpark food and wine pairings, wine country field trips for fans and forming a giant inspired wine club. you can now add author to nba star stephen curry's resume. he released his first children's book called i have a superpower as a father of three. he says the book was inspired partially by his children's love for reading. yeah, very excited about this project. this is, um long time in the making to hopefully reach the next generation of kids that are dreaming big are going to be the next, you know, leaders and game changers. when you see your kids foster love for reading, but also have certain topics that they get excited about kind of how your kids in mind when

you're talking about a book, and then you realize that this is a kind of a universal opportunity to reach the next generation. it's curious first venture into the world of children's literature. there it is. his aim is to teach kids that they don't have to be the strongest fastest or tallest kid to make an impact on the court or in life. really cool or hot weather is not cool. it's causing problems for public transit. the issues that affected busses in the south bay. helping some of the most vulnerable in our communities against this heat, coming up the personal crusades to make sure everyone has shade and water. and now you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just had two ktvu dot com slash email to sign up for the daily service will be ri

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contra costa county up next. what's being done to ensure riders have a safe commute today, and diners at a restaurant in albany had no problem ordering food but then didn't pay their bill we hear from the owner who opens up about her frustrations. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook castaneda. today is wednesday, september 7th. let's get right over to roberta, who's doing the weather and, um, i know it's going to be a little cooler today. but what's curious roberta's, it's going to get hotter again tomorrow. yes it's all the matter of the wind shift right and the winds did make this really pronounced a shift between about 203 o'clock this morning and the temperatures up significantly, but nonetheless, the excessive heat warning remains in effect for inland valleys. also the santa clara valley until tomorrow night at eight pm now. meanwhile the heat advisory is allowed to expire later tonight along the seashore

in the bay temperatures have come down significantly low sixties and half moon bay. to 77 degrees apiece and fairfield and in brentwood 73 right now at this very early hour in san jose , this is a huge drop while it's 62 in santa rosa, keep in mind it topped off at 1 15 yesterday today, 100 degrees there, so 15 degree drop. we have one. oh, five and throughout the tri valley, down from 1 16 yesterday down from 98 degrees to nearly 80 in san francisco and his cell was talking about we do have a bump up on the temperatures tomorrow we'll talk more about that coming up, but first, let's send it back on over to the desk . alright and we're just going to take a quick look here at the morning commute. looks like we're still off to a very nice start this time of the morning. they usually isn't a lot going on and that's what's happening now you can see at the roads are wide. open for you here in oakland as we just looked at the top plaza and here's a live look

at the same mateo bridge traffic is moving along. very nicely. 4, 31 and bart surface is in the east bay back up and running this morning after that extreme heat caused a problem on the tracks yesterday afternoon. in all directions. service was stopped for hours after a small section of track separated. bart spokesperson says they believe it was because of the heat. the problem was in the same area as a partial train derailment back in june, which was also caused by heat. passengers had to scramble to get off the trains and on the busses during the afternoon commute. that it happened before. instead of getting mad. i kind of just so okay, well, here it is again. i want to say that this is the worst heat wave i've ever experienced here. i can't remember ever going outside for 20 seconds and just dripping sweat. i'm with you feels like an oven out there. bard says it also had to slow down trains because of the weather and did

more track inspections as a precaution. a spokesperson says they were taking advantage of cooling overnight temperatures to fix any track problems, but the trains will have to slow down again today if it gets past 100 degrees. the valley transportation authority is also experiencing problems because of the heat managers pulled 40 busses from their roots because of mechanical issues related to the hot weather. that's a 10% part of the wta's normal weekday service. the transit says issues included air conditioning malfunctions and engine's overheating. the heat can cause damage to places we don't even think of. pg needs. number one maintenance concern on extremely hot days is transformers. those are the boxy looking structures attached to policy. see him there two towers that connect to overhead wires. they reduce the high power from coming underground power lines is something that can be safely used in homes and businesses. it's really transformers. transformers get overheated. we saw a couple of years ago here

in san jose in august of 2020. there was a major heat event again and we had many transformers that went out that we had to replace. the heat can also damage asphalt, including runways at the airport, which didn't have any problems yesterday. but how we want to one in san benito county near hollister was damaged in the heat of section of the southbound road just before highway 1 56 got so hot that the asphalt in the middle of the right lines lifted enough to be a traffic hazard. the stretch of highway was closed more than six hours while repairs were made. there is growing concern for people living on the streets and in homeless camps during this hot weather. ktvu brooks jarocz reports on the organized and individual efforts to protect some of the people who are most at risk. and this is a life and death situation. loading up lifesaving supplies by the bottle and by the bag with scorching heat advocacy group love and justice in the streets,

is on a mission to help the homeless. we are going to do everything we can to fill up just this one minivan multiple times throughout the day. we're taking hundreds of bottles of water out to people and their animals across oakland, and we're going to do our little part, but we know we can't nearly meet the need drop in the bucket because of these crowded and plentiful east bay encampments. hot doesn't even describe it miserable is hard to deal with, especially when you don't have any shade structures over here. john john osco says he and his neighbors on wood street are pooling their resources to keep cool. just another cooler of more water and melted ice, but it's really cold. many times they depend on donations to survive. a nonprofit just gave these unhappy residents this solar refrigerator that they hope to have up and running soon. still it's a struggle just to be outside. especially in the sun really hard. i'm thankful for the breeze, but you know, i have to find a place to stay under

shade pretty much all the time inside my tender gets way too hot during the day, which is why the city of oakland says it's community responders in mts are out here to keep people hydrated and checking on the most vulnerable. those who may be older, have illnesses or other medical problems. we also use this opportunity to remind people in this community that we can attempt to get you into a shelter. we also have a list of what we're calling holding centers where people from the street and go into get out of the sun kick back in the chair. small solutions to take care of a big community, starting with acts of kindness, casting out water. that's a wonderful thing . we just want to help people the best we can, and you know it can be rough to see this and go through it. but at the same time, it's a strong reminder for me personally, that this could be anybody. advocates say it's the largest encampments that get the most attention, so they're urging everyone to go out by water or by ice and give it to those unused residents in your

neighborhood. in oakland, brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news . all right. thank you. brooks this morning, a restaurant in albany is sharing video of five women who ate at the restaurant and then left without paying a surveillance video from 9 38, crawfish vietnamese cajun fusion restaurant. they're not really even running from the place. it shows the five women enter the restaurant. sit down, have a meal, then they leave without paying their more than $200 bill . the owner calls the dine and dash overwhelming and heartbreaking, saying small businesses are trying their best to recover and events like this make it nearly impossible. we have an update this morning to a shooting in oakland that has turned deadly. the alameda county sheriff's coroner has identified the man who died as 24 year old german wisdom from oakland. a source tells us here at ktvu. the shooting started as a road rage incident at 21st and foothill in east oakland. someone opened fire on wisdoms car. he later died at the

hospital. no word on any arrests. the bay area air quality district is finding a south bay landfill hundreds of thousands of dollars for violations. the newbie island landfill in milpitas will have to pay $210,000 to the air district for violations that occurred between 2014 and 2020. issues included gas surface leaks, misuse of equipment and multiple odor complaints. the bay area air quality management district says the violations have since been corrected. san francisco is considering a new approach to tackle the deadly drug crisis, a group of supervisors revealed the so called san francisco recovers plan includes directing police to prioritize arresting drug dealers and confiscating drugs from users in areas where people are seeking help with addiction . it also includes treatment on demand and supervised drug consumption sites, which governor newsom recently vetoed. the supervisor proposed using millions of dollars from opioid lawsuits, settlements to pay for the plan. verizon is taking some

steps to help prevent rolling blackouts in california as the temperatures rise to extreme levels rise and says it is setting the temperature inside all of its california retail stores a bit higher as well as reducing the number of hours that they will be running the air conditioning. additionally during yesterday's flex alert, verizon took six of its california mobile switching centers off commercial power. and ran them on backup generators. a lot of companies can join in. we do talk about all of us saving, conserving and companies need to do the same, turning the lights off and the big, bright sun behind his pam. big heart. just looking at you know, guys, i never enjoyed grocery shopping so much as i did yesterday. i just kind of lingered and cool to my little local store. and they asked me if i they wanted me to, you know, to bring me a chair and you know some water to sit in the aisle for spacex. takes to call down. you want to continue

to do that? because not only is this is a prolonged heatwave and temperatures continue to spike, but it wears it taxes on your body. physically it just does. and it will continue to do so all the way through friday. right now our temperatures are pretty much as cool as they will get for today. and as you look at some of these numbers are usually where we stand for this time of the year. 64 degrees in san francisco. the average high is 69 so not too far of that mark, but yesterday it was 98 degrees, and it's currently 77 degrees. that's the coolest it spend all morning. in brentwood as well as an fairfield were yesterday the temperatures topped off near 115 and 116 degrees. it is now 73 degrees and throughout the silicon valley. so where you see the red areas? that's where we continue to see the excessive heat warning and effect until tomorrow night, the yellow area that signifies the heat advisory and now the national weather service is some good news is allowing this to expire later tonight because we've had a

shift in the wind in the overnight hours out of the south and southwest. and that's going to cool us down, additionally, along the seashore in the bay, but our air quality will be compromised today and tomorrow and the next day until we get that good, stiff seabreeze to kick in and blow out those pollutants. now we do have some showers and thunderstorms that erupted around the high sierra yesterday and submitted high level cloudiness around the north bay this morning, you'll see come and right there. is causing a minimal risk of a thunderstorm during the morning hours, but this shield cloud covers corners down today we wipe that away for tomorrow, so temperatures go back up, but as far as today is concerned down 15 degrees in santa rosa, look at the drop in concord as well as in san francisco and then san jose 97 degrees today expected but that could still be another record for the santa clara valley today. 74 degrees in pacifica, down to 79 in oakland, 80. divide and oakland rather,

temperatures still in the triple digits center inland areas and we should be right around 88 degrees, so it's still not quite seasonal. i'll talk about when you should expect the seasonal attempts to return right here to the bay area, and that's still coming up later, sal and pam. alright thank you, roberta. it's one of the newest wildfires in northern california, still ahead of fire in the tahoe area jumped from a few acres overnight to nearly 600 acres plus theranos founder elizabeth holmes is scheduled to be sentenced next month. but she's already demanding a new trial. when we come back, her attorneys explain why the court should threw out her conviction. in order that new trial

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a new developments this morning involving the elizabeth holmes fraud case. attorneys for the theranos founder say she deserves a new trial. ktvu evan sernoffsky reports it has to do with the testimony of a key witness in the case. new

allegations from elizabeth holmes defense team claimed former lab director adam rosen dorf showed up at her home on august 8th in new court filings . the attorneys claim rosen dorf spoke with homes boyfriend billy evans. they claim rosen dorf said he quote felt that he had done something wrong and thought a conversation with homes would be healing. he wants to switch his own conscience and he'll as he said, by talking to her. i'm not sure what good that is going to do, testified over several days at trial, helping prosecutors convict that their nose founder on four counts of fraud and conspiracy. he was also a confidential source for the wall street journal, which exposed the theranos deceit in 2015. defense attorneys now wants a new trial in the case or at minimum, a hearing where rosen dorff would have to answer questions under oath. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says.

that's a long shot at best. this court is not going to grant a new trial. a lot of what the doctor says is his opinion. the government tried to make witnesses look bad. well was it the government or was it the facts of the case? that made the witnesses look bad. holmes's co defendants, sunny ball. wani was convicted in july on 12 counts of fraud and conspiracy for his role in the failed blood testing company. neither prosecutors nor rosendo orff's attorneys have responded to these allegations. homes is scheduled to be sentenced on october 17th and faces up to 20 years in prison. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. a man is accused of stealing a car with a dog inside of it. and walnut creek. investigators say it happened yesterday when the elderly disabled owners stopped at a chevron gas station when she stepped away briefly. police say william smith jumped in the car and took off her dog. maddie was

inside smith in the car were located by police a short time later, but the dog wasn't inside. authorities are working to reunite the dog with its owner after someone recognized the dog walking on laurel road near highway four. we have another catalytic converters have to tell you about this time it's in the east bay, albany police released video of these jiaping up toyota prius near the root and dartmouth. the owner told ktvu that the suspects also damaged the door on the other side of the car with the jack priests are prime targets, along with other low emission cars. for the valuable metals in the converters. because guard has released the names of the 10 people killed on a float plane crash in puget sound in washington state. among those killed were a winemaker and his family and african american civil rights activist and lawyer. the plane crashed into the water on sunday after it lost radio contact and veered off course, the national transportation safety board hasn't released any more information so far. it's under

investigation. the dispute between elon musk and twitter made it to the courtroom for the first time, lawyers for the two sides held a hearing in a delaware court regarding musk's delayed $44 billion deal to buy twitter. the wall street journal reports. the hearing went on for more than 3.5 hours. now, musk's attorneys focused on twitter's former head of security, whose claims of privacy and security deficiencies influenced musk decision to back out of the deal . twitter continues to say those claims are unsubstantiated. the full trial is set to begin next month. santa clara county has filed a lawsuit against singer and fashion mogul rihanna. the county accuses her lingerie company of deceiving customers by enrolling them in a program with automatic recurring credit card charges for other california counties, including santa cruz county are included in that lawsuit. no comment yet from rihanna's company. hillary clinton says she will not be running for president again. in an interview with cbs news,

clinton said that while she would not run for president again, she would do everything she can to make sure we have a president who respects our democracy, and she said former president donald trump should not run again, saying quote the republican party should grow a backbone. and stand up to him. we are just nine weeks away from the november election, including the race for district attorney in san francisco. there are three major candidates vying to serve the remainder of chasing boudin's term who was recalled in june. brooke jenkins is hoping to stay on the job after being appointed as interim d a by the mayor. she is being challenged by john hamasaki, criminal defense attorney and joel liotta veronis, a civil rights attorney and former police and fire commissioner. very nice appeared on ktvu, fox two. yesterday he outlined some of his top priorities if elected. i can tell you one thing on day one of my administration. we will arrest if they had not already been arrested the fentanyl dealers that are dealing on the streets

of san francisco. we should not tolerate that for a day they are killing more than two people a day in san francisco that is twice as many people that died in covid last year, and we just shouldn't tolerate it. we also need to hold the city and county of san francisco accountable for the addiction. and the mental health crisis. it's playing out on the streets of san francisco . we spend probably close to about $3.5 billion a year of ar 15 $14.5 billion budget on the issue of homelessness, mental health and addiction in our department of health is absolutely failing us we've created this system of nonprofits were close to a billion and a half dollars goes every year. into solving some of these problems and there's just no accountability. we have to hold our government officials accountable and we will see a difference within six months of my administration. so we have to work on cash bail. we have to work on restitution programs that work we have to work on holding people accountable. misdemeanor crimes. that division comes back in my administration. prop 47 was not a bad thing. because holding someone in jail for a year is a

lot of leverage to hold against somebody who walks into a walgreens and steal stuff. very nice said he would establish a joint task force with federal and state officials to address how drugs including fentanyl are following flowing into the city and state from outside the u. s now be sure to join us here in ktvu at four o'clock today, when criminal defense attorney john hamasaki as a guest to discuss his candidacy. he is a former police commissioner and a progressive who says he is all in on criminal justice reform. well it is a little cooler. i think this morning when i walked out the door. it seems just a little cooler. roberta and i, that's great for me, right? anything cooler. dave clark is my human barometer, right? he heads out. walk out to the parking lot like he doesn't just a minute. alright, i want to pull update coming up. all right . it is a little bit cooler today, but nonetheless, we still have that excessive heat wise ary that's in effect along the coast and the baby, but allowed

to expire later tonight. we do have that warning in effect until eight p.m. on thursday, but we are seeing some relief in the horizon. now that big shaded areas where it's going to be in the triple digits for the most part again today, but right now we have cooled to 61 half moon bay. now it's 64 war in san francisco. huge drop from 98 degrees yesterday down from 1 16 in livermore. two days in a row. we had 116 in livermore all time record high set in that particular city. it is now 76 degrees. still not great sleeping weather hopefully have the luxury of some a c. now the air quality will be moderate. you'll see a little bit of a tinge to the air today. so we have a spare the air day in effect where you see the orange highlighted area. that's where were you? you should limit your outdoor activity. so we have brief relief. today it will be cooler and all areas by up to 15 degrees in some spots away from the bay, but it's still in the triple digits. we had some thunder bumpers yesterday in the

high sierras, a midlevel moisture worked its way there, providing some beautiful rain showers. meanwhile along our seashore, we've seen some clouds gather that mid level moisture wants to work its way into the north bay. and as those clouds do filter in, we have a minimal risk of a morning thunderstorms. so we'll keep a watchful eye on that. but this is what i have been watching since last weekend. we have hurricane k. it's now been upgraded to a category two hurricane and the prognosis is by, let's say on a friday evening, the remnants of this hurricane will provide some rain showers around san diego by saturday. we said up towards san benito county and monterey bay by three o'clock in the afternoon, but look at the shield of clouds work its way into our forecast. so i'm calling for most of cloudy skies and some human conditions. most saturday and on sunday and we'll see our seasonal high temperatures returned by them. but it's gonna feel mcgee so it's going to be a little

uncomfortable. we do not think that we're going to stay in the remnants in the form of rain or thunderstorm here locally, but it does there watching, and certainly we will see something developed and pop over the high sierra. the winds make all the difference this morning up to 18 and fairfield and five in santa rosa, and that's brought down the temperature significantly tomorrow. these wins are going to shut off, and that's why our temperatures will go. back up again on thursday. meanwhile, today's high temperature 70 foreign pacific at 105 and conquered one. oh six, antioch's 103 and morgan hill. we had that five day forecast and that's still coming up during the five o'clock our cell alright, roberta. thank you. very much. school districts are taking precautions to help their students deal with the heat in a moment, the safety measure at one east bay district and it's david apple fans have been waiting for in a moment, the products being released at apple's far out announcement. hollywood hunk jason momoa is known for his long locks. but when we return why the aquaman start just cut off most of his

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up fifties. yes go 74 degrees at this hour and conquered. these are the coolest temperatures i've seen so far this morning 72 in san jose later today, temperatures drop up to 15 degrees in our inland areas, but still triple digits. we had the full forecast. it's still covered up. but right now let's send it on over to sell. good morning, sir. good morning row

right now. we do have a look at some of these conditions on the roads, and it still looks pretty good. if you are driving into san francisco right now is a good time to go. we don't have a lot of action on the bay bridge or on any of the bridges, for that matter. we also looking pretty good on interstate 8 80. obviously the commute usually doesn't get going this early, but in the next hour, it's going to change a lot. already seeing some slowing, for example, on the altamont pass, san mateo bridge looks good crossing it over to the peninsula at 50 to the extreme heat is causing problems for bart riders rail service between pleasant hill and conquered was temporarily disrupted yesterday during the evening rush hour. ktvu demagogues live in pleasant hill and i assume this morning we're starting off better than we were yesterday, emma. well that's a good assumption south. the good news is that the service has been restored. the bad news, though, is that it's slower than usual. part crews worked overnight, using the cooler temperatures throughout the night to start repair work on

fixing the alignment issue on the track. there's still working on it this morning. the extreme heat can cause tracks to warp and even separate and cause equipment to overheat. and all of that is what happened yesterday on this track between but pleasant hill station and the conference station apart, spokesman tells me the service will start this morning reduced to one track between pleasant hill and conquered and track crews are still in the area and needs space to complete the repairs, which they hope to finish later this morning. writers should anticipate delays of about 15 minutes in this area as part slows, trains down to safely proceed through the work area. i want to say that this is the worst heat wave i've ever experienced here. i can't remember ever going outside for 20 seconds and just dripping sweat. there was a partial train derailment on this same track back in june, also caused by heat, bart said. it's slowed

down trains throughout the day yesterday and did more track inspections as a precaution. many people took the bus when rail service was disrupted. some of them scrambled to make it on today is another extremely hot day and any time temperatures reached 100 degrees bart will slow down rail service. so the best advice for commuters on bart today is to be checking bart's website for any service alerts and to expect delays, especially in the afternoon when we will likely see temperatures of 100 or more degrees reporting live in pleasant hill demagogues ktvu fox two news, all right, thank you, emma. we do want to check in on the power outages in the bay area as well. pg and e crews have been making some progress overnight and early this morning. here is the current picture of the pg and the outage map. it's much better now than just several hours ago when the site power outage .com reported as many as 27,000 homes and businesses were without power. all the green dots and yellow diamonds there indicate

one or a few dozen households each are without electricity. now, pg needed not have to use the rotating outage program to conserve energy utility put more than a half a million customers on alert for that possibility on its website, there is a tool that lets you check your address to see if you could be next in the rotation. and to be powered down. we need brexit service territory in these blocks. different cities not based on circuits not based on zip codes, but all based on kilowatt. so we know exactly how many kilowatts or how many megawatts represented by these blocks, so we easily be able to calculate, um, where we would do those rotating outages. pg and e says about half of its customers are in what's called a block 50 that include indicates that they share a circuit with an emergency facility, including hospitals, police and fire stations, and they are rarely powered down. people we talked with, say they knew about the rotating blackouts, and they were prepared for the worst, but

hoping for the best we're just keeping our fingers crossed that it doesn't happen to us do have a generator. ready to go just in case just to keep my refrigerator is going pg and e. says it's weather forecast shows today should be a little cooler than yesterday. that could mean some energy use drops today. officials do say customers reacted quickly yesterday as well when they received those alerts to conserve energy and that helped prevent those rolling blackouts happening today in the space school district is moving all of its campuses to half day schedules because of the heat. dublin unified says students will only be on campus for a minimum day today through friday. and ministate administrators and had closed three schools in the past week due to power outages. the district says it wants to give parents time to make arrangements for the rest of the week. liver more schools will keep students indoors for the rest of the week rather than let them outside for recess. students who eat lunch in the cafeteria, then go back to the classroom for recess. the temperature at one elementary

school hit 113 degrees, the principal says. teachers and students are coping the best they can. the kids are good, though they're they're going with the flow and going inside where it's air conditioned. so fortunately, all of our classrooms or air conditioning, nothing is breaking down. the livermore civic center library is one of the city's cooling centers. we saw plenty of people spending time they're calling off and catching up on a good book or just using the web. i'm from red bluff, california, which is like a by chico and it gets like 116 degrees, and so i never expected it to be like this hot. livermore has four cooling centers, including libraries and community centers . they will be open all week, providing a cool space for anyone in need. we are tracking a new wildfire that is prompting evacuations in the tahoe area. cal fire released this video of the mosquito fire. it's located along mosquito ridge road in plaster county, mandatory evacuations or evacuation warnings are being issued for

nearby ranching areas. cal fire announced the mosquito fire grew from about 50 acres last night to 478 acres this morning in plaster county. another 100 acres in el dorado county. it's also burning and very steep, inaccessible terrain. the fire zone is about 30 miles southwest of the city of auburn. if you're anything like me, watch the news and you wait for the weather report. you wait for people to talk. you know rosemary oroczo, berta or steve? whoever just tell me it's going to get cooler , right? yes so while we do see some relief inside, beginning with today, but tomorrow we have temperatures going back up. just for one day before we see as gradually return to seasonal high temperatures here in the bay area where you see the pink highlighted area. that's where we have that excessive heat warning in effect until eight o'clock tomorrow night, but meanwhile, the national weather service has shed a little good news. we do have the heat

advisory allowed to expire later on tonight, and that's along the bay and the coast where you do not see it highlighted. meanwhile, the temperature is 59 half moon bay. i had a great story for my friend brandon in half moon bay, he lives near the coast, where the high temperature was only 64 yesterday. but then when you go three quarters of a mile inland to half moon bay, it was 85. so you have microclimates in half moon bay. meanwhile it's 64 in san francisco after reaching 98 degrees yesterday, it was 1 16 in livermore. and we are now at 75 degrees, and that so far the coolest temperature we have seen for an overnight reading. we will have the brief relief today cooler in all areas by up to 15 degrees. these but still remaining well into the triple digits away from the bay into our inland areas. we saw some showers in the high sierra yesterday and even a thunderstorm. it was random, but meanwhile, check this out off the coast. submit and high level cloudiness trying to work its way into the north bay. as it

skims the north bay. we have a slight risk of a thunderstorm this morning, but it's very minimal as far as that risk is concerned, but the winds are beginning to calm, but they made all the difference between two and three a.m. shifting to the south and southwest, bringing down and those temperatures still at 10. it s fo three at mineta international airport. so with that southwest breeze today , temperatures do come down from 98 to 79 in san francisco from 1 15 in santa rosa to 100 degrees from 1 16 in livermore to one. oh, five. you will feel the difference, but it is short lived. we'll talk about the warm up tomorrow on the causes of it , plus some big changes for your weekend that's still coming up later on in the newscast. all right. thank you, roberta. today apple is set to unveil a new line of iphones watches and airpods. this year's product event is called far out. it will be held at the steve jobs theater at apple's cupertino headquarters. it is the company's first indoor events since the pandemic. apple's iphone 14 is expected to have an

updated camera storage and design as well as satellite network connectivity. there are also reports that the watch series eight will feature a bigger display and a body temperature sensor. tim cook not too long ago in the last couple of years, said the biggest contribution apple will make to society is around health and the apple watch is where that mostly happens. we expect it may have body temperature. sensing that this wouldn't tell you exactly what your temperature is. that's not really doable yet on a watch, but it would tell you if you have a general trend towards getting warmer, which would tell you if you've got a fever. it can also be used for women who are tracking pregnancy. the newest airpods. the pro two will reportedly have enhanced sound quality and more sensors and support for wireless charging. can't wait. area doctors want you to get the new covid-19 booster. one county is ramping up efforts and hopes to start giving out shots today. dine and dash the search this morning for five women iraq duct a big tab and then left.

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happening today, a man accused of killing his ex girlfriend and trying to escape to mexico will be charged with murder. jose rosas was briefly in san jose court yesterday and the judge ordered him held without bail. he was arrested for the death of 27 year old susanna hernandez. last thursday. surveillance video shows a man who appears to be roses, stopping his car getting out and shooting hernandez and a man she was with and then running off. as soon as we identified who he was, and we had a good idea of what type of vehicle he was in, we sent a statewide be on the lookout for the suspect in this vehicle. hours later, the chp and border patrol officers arrested rose as he was 100 yards from the mexican border frenzy. rosa's abused hernandez. but detectives

ignored that order several times . so in addition to homicide, who also face charges of violating a restraining order san francisco police and the fbi are asking for help in finding a toddler who disappeared more than six years ago. the family ariana fits, reported her missing in april. 2016 she was 2.5 years old at the time. she was last seen in oakland in january or february of that year, several days after the girl was reported missing. her mother, nicole fits, was found dead and buried in the san francisco park. investigators say arianna was not with her mother when the mom was killed. the renewed call for help comes on ariana's ninth birthday. this photo shows what she might look like now. the suspect in the kidnapping and killing of eliza fletcher in memphis will be arraigned today on charges including first degree murder. that's after authorities confirmed a body found in memphis is that a fletcher who was abducted while jogging last week her body was located at an abandoned home seven miles from where surveillance video shows

she was forced into an suv. early friday morning. police say 38 year old cleo to abstain was connected to the scene through dna evidence. while the outcome of this investigation is not what we hoped for. we are nonetheless pleased to remove this dangerous predator off the streets of memphis. 34 year old eliza fletcher was a kindergarten teacher and mother of two children. happening today , parts of the area will begin administering the new covid-19 boosters. senate clara county will offer the updated moderna and fighter boosters at vaccination sites and clinics. the fda and cdc said. this boosters work well against the original covid-19, along with the current dominant strains b a four and b 85 variants. the fighter booster is for 12 and older and moderna is for 18 years and older. contra costa county is expanding the monkey pox vaccine eligibility to all gay and bisexual men. up until

now, only people with a specific criteria could get the first doses of the vaccine contact with a known case, sex workers gained bisexual men who have had multiple partners in the last two weeks. contra costa counties also administrating second doses to anyone who has already received the first dose more than a month ago. kaiser permanente and striking mental health workers are returning to the bargain table. the workers have been on strike for the past month now that clinicians want better staffing and working conditions, saying that there are too few therapists for too many patients. the two sides will resume talks tomorrow and friday. fire crews are spending the early morning hours looking for flare ups of a fire that broke out near the town of rodeo. it started near highway foreign berryhill road about one o'clock yesterday afternoon. the freeway was shut down for about an hour in the area. well contra costa ground crews and cal fire battled the flames. it started very close to where another fire burned on monday and threatened homes and businesses. pretty sure that we

had a fire break from yesterday's fire that it was gonna take a lot for the flames to come here unless it went up the hill and the wind changed. the wind changed then. would be in trouble again and start evacuating horses again. anything we can help to really do. if they need help help down. the fire on monday burned 120 acres. the latest one has burned about 50 acres so far and is about 85% contained investigators. pardon me don't know what caused either of those two fires. cruz fighting the fairview fire in southern california are dealing with high temperatures and uncharacteristic wins. two people died while trying to escape the flames shortly after the fire broke out monday near the town of hemet. the fire has burned more than seven square miles and at least seven structures, including seven homes. it is just 5% contained. 5 18 is the time. certainly with all this heat, the wind picked up a little bit yesterday and a

lot of areas roberta and it was a hot wind. so of course we worry about fires. hopefully the winds died down very dry wind. that's an interesting point there because when the heat risk goes up, and the temperature climbs to unseasonably hot levels, and then you get that dry, scorching wind yeah, the risk for fire danger does increase as well. that's going to continue all week long. this is our live weather camera looking out. time right now. you know what? i gotta tell you every single time we have a heatwave. i have everybody. i know their mother, their brother, their sister, their uncle, their niece. whatever they sent me screenshots of what the temperature is outside, right? it already started this morning. yes it is. 80 degrees and one creek and thank you for your photographs. i'm even having people from church sent me screenshots. yes we know it's hard when people from church start sending you pictures 67 degrees in napa this hour 69 degrees in redwood city. we do have the excessive heat warning in this pink highlighted areas still in effect until tomorrow night, but where you don't see

the highlighted area, the national weather service has allowed that heat advisory to expire, too. night certainly good news. that is because we did have a shift in the wind. and that was certainly great news for much of us here. brief relief in the forecast for today, the temperatures cool by 15 degrees in most areas still remaining hot showers. thunderstorms over the high sierra yesterday that is diminishing now, but the mid and high level cloudiness right there. moving into the north bay could produce a slight risk of an early morning thunderstorm. justice site risk but the cloud deck knocking back our temperature with that south and southwest wind 15 degrees cooler in santa rosa today, but still 100 degrees could still see another record in san jose at 97 degrees is currently at 10 and fairfield calm and san carlos 10 at sfo. i love this been talking about hurricane k for several days, now upgraded to a category two hurricane will bring some light rain showers by friday

night. to san diego. meanwhile the remnants of that hurricane skims outside the california coastline. it brings the shield of cloudiness by saturday and throughout san benito county, as well as monterey and look some projection of cloud cover here. i'm going with both the cloudy skies saturday and sunday seasonal temperatures, but because of the remnants, we will have higher humidity and just an outside chance of a shower or thunderstorm, especially by sunday evening. meanwhile, 70 four and pacifica today. 85 oakland 100 santa rosa, one of three and morgan hill down from 1 16 to 1 oh, five in livermore. pleasant and dublin, sam ramon one. oh, five. also in fairfield , if you're heading to a baseball in the sun is playing host to the braves at 86 degrees west wind at eight mph your extended forecast. we do. bump up the temperature on thursday due again to the shift in the wind. by friday, we began to see

the descending the temperatures finally relief over the weekend, pam thank you, roberta. will steph curry as we know. four time nba champion, also the best three point shooter in history. now we hear from the basketball star who is also an author about his new boo so what do you think? we're prepared to offer cash.

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welcome back. it's 5 24 here on morning sun to this morning. we are learning as many as 21,000 people may have had their information exposed after a data breach in the systems of the san francisco 40 niners. now the team began sending notification letters to people who are affected by a ransomware attack that happened back in february. 49ers say names and social security numbers were exposed and access during the attack. putting those people at risk for identity theft. we're still trying to find out from the team, though, if the people impacted our ticket holders, staff and or players area high

school football teams kept practicing. despite yesterday's heat at skyline high school in oakland, the head football coach tells us practice went on as usual, but they are taking extra precautions. players are taking extra breaks for water and trying to minimize time in the sun. he also said staff is keeping a close eye on players watching for any signs that the heat maybe too much. slurred language. uh if they're moving really slowly if they can't or if they're cramping up real bad, we have to really bad attention as far as, uh, you know their health, especially in these kind of temperatures for practice. we try and stay in the shade. we stay in the locker room until we're about to come out, maybe five minutes before skylines quarterback said the team expected its opponent this friday. mira monte high school in orinda was still practicing despite the heat, so they felt like they needed to practice as well. well there's some frenzy around the giants ballpark, but it was not about anything on the mound. it was about the member of the new member of the team, a master somalia, according to the

chronicle, the san francisco giants hired evan goldstein to oversee and expand the wine program. the giants are reportedly the first u. s professional sports team to hire a wine steward. goldstein will have influence over the wines consumed by both the giants players and the fans. goldstein tells the newspaper. he envisions ballpark food and wine pairings, wine country field trips for fans and forming a giants inspired wine club. you can now add author to nba star stefan curry's resume. he released his first children's book called i have a superpower. as a father of three. he says the book was inspired partially by his children's love for reading very excited about this project. this is, um long time in the making to hopefully reach the next generation of kids that are dreaming big are gonna be the next you know, leaders and game changers. when you see your kids foster love for reading,

but also have certain topics that they get excited about kind of how your kids in mind when you're talking about a book, and then you realize that this is a kind of a universal opportunity to reach the next generation. and he does. it is curious first venture into the world of children's literature. his aim is to teach kids that they don't have to be the strongest, fastest or tallest kid to make an impact on the court or in life. hot weather his causing some problems for public transit up next, the issues that affected busses in the south bay and helping some of the most vulnerable in our communities against this heat coming up the personal crusades to make sure everyone has shade and water.

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homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. bart is running again after the heat likely damaged the tracks in contra costa county. up next the problem, bart riders will face again this morning, and diners at a restaurant in albany walked in, ordered a lot of food

but didn't pay their bill. we're going to hear from the owner about her frustrations. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun too. i'm pam cook. good morning, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. i'm glad i did wake up this point, gasia tardy, but thank you to south for filling in it is wednesday, september, the seventh and inward. it's already hot outside it is. let's check in with roberta and get that forecast. i'm going to start sending you pictures, too. it's crazy. my phone's been blowing up every but his screenshot look how hot it is here. yeah well, look how hot it is here. guilty. i've been singing my friends all over the place, right? and extreme thing is that we are hotter here than in las vegas, where have been getting pictures from were hotter here than in phoenix. and yesterday and the day before. we were only two degrees shy as hard as death valley. so we're seeing some of the hottest

temperatures across while definitely the entire nation. it feels like the entire planet right now. clear skies looking out towards the bay bridge. current temperature stand in the sixties and seventies. these so far our coolest overnight lows. 65 oakland 64 santa rosa 75 in livermore, 72 san jose. excessive heat warning remains in effect until tomorrow night with the advisory along the seashore in the bay will expire later tonight, so that's certainly good news there. temperatures will be cooling today by 15 degrees in many locations, but still well above 100 degrees away from the babe but down from 1 15 in central rosie yesterday. to 100. so you do feel the difference? i know i've had some people say once it gets over 102 it all feels the same. trust me. i was in livermore yesterday it felt it felt like 116. i welcome 105 today. 94 redwood city. we have

some big changes coming this way. we'll talk about that. but right now, let's send it on over to the man of the hour as well. here is south. alright roberta. thank you very much. we're off to a nice start when it comes to driving around the bay area. we can start with the bay bridge. you can see that traffic is moving along very nicely heading in the same francisco so you don't have to worry about, you know, leaving the house right now, however, if you want to jump ahead of the crowd in the next half hour or so is when it starts getting a little bit busy here. all see? what happened? sometimes it takes a little longer than that. this is a look at interstate 80 north and south. that looks pretty good and no problems here on that same until bridge or for that matter on the dumbarton bridge, as you can see, traffic is moving well over to a pretty good peninsula at this time. it's 5 32. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. and we're keeping an eye on bart. it will be slow again in the east bay after the extreme heat caused a problem on the tracks yesterday afternoon. in college. service was stopped for

hours after a small section of track separated apart, spokesperson says they believe it was because of the heat. the problem was in the same area as a partial train derailment back in june, which was also caused by the heat. passengers had to scramble to get off the trains and onto the busses during the afternoon commute. that it happened before. instead of getting mad. i kind of just so okay, well, here it is again. i want to say that this is the worst heat wave i've ever experienced here. i can't remember ever going outside for 20 seconds and just dripping sweat. bart says it also had to slow down the trains because of the hot weather, and they did more track inspections as a precaution. spokesperson tells us they spent all night working to repair the tracks, but they will need to single track the trains from pleasant hill to concord station this morning. the valley transportation authority is also experiencing

some problems because of the heat managers pulled 40 busses from the roots because of mechanical issues related to the hot weather. that's 10% evita's normal weekday service. the transit says issues included air conditioning malfunctions and engine's overheating now is 5 34 . pg and e. says the south bay was hit the hardest by heat related outages. we saw several traffic lights out in san jose drivers tried to navigate busy intersections. this one at tully road near the highway one. oh, one ramps without any lights. pg and e says the outages in san jose are all due to the extreme stress on the grid caused by this massive heatwave and a number of businesses also had to deal with altitudes, including this 7 11 stores stevens creek boulevard. in san jose. we found a sign taped to the door this afternoon, turning people away and reading. sorry no power. the heat can cause damage to places you may not even think of pg and e s number one maintenance

concern on extremely hot days are those those are transformers . those are those boxy looking structures. attached to poles or towers that connect to overhead cables. they reduced the high power that's coming from underground power lines to something that can be safely used at homes and businesses. it's really transformers. transformers get overheated. we saw a couple of years ago here in san jose in august of 2020. there was a major heat event again and we had many transformers that went out that we had to replace. he can also damage asphalt, including runways at airports, which didn't have any problems. fortunately yesterday here in the bay area, but highway 101 in san benito county near hollister, you can see that was damaged in the heat of section of the southbound road just before the highway 1 56 exit. i got so hot that the asphalt the middle and right lanes lifted enough to be a traffic hazard.

that stretch of highway was shut down more than six hours while repairs were made. homeless advocates say they are doing what they can to try to help people living on the street during this heatwave cruise in oakland were loading up water, ice and other life saving supplies to give out to people who are experiencing homelessness. yes. one group says they filled up their van multiple times yesterday andiviy it's greatly needed because of this unbearable heat. miserable is hard to deal with, especially when you don't have any shade structures over here. we just want to help people the best we can, and you know it can be rough to see this and go through it. but at the same time, it's a strong reminder for me personally, that this could be anybody. several homeless advocates say there is simply not enough shelter space for everyone in need. they are encouraging everyone to consider buying water and ice and dropping it off to one house. people in your neighborhood this morning, a restaurant in albany is sharing video of five women who ate at the restaurant and

then left without paying. want to show you surveillance video. take a look. this is from 9 38, crawfish, vietnamese cajun food fusion restaurant. it shows five women enter the restaurant. they sit down. they have a meal. they leave without paying their more than $200 bill. the owner calls the dine and dash overwhelming and heartbreaking, saying small businesses are trying their best to recover and events like this make it nearly impossible. we do have an update this morning to a shooting in oakland that turned deadly. the alameda county sheriff's coroner has identified the man who died as 24 year old german wisdom from oakland. a source tells ktvu. the shooting started as a road rage incident at 21st and foothill in east oakland. someone opened fire on wisdoms car. he later died at the hospital. there's no word on any arrests now is 5 37. the bay area air quality district is finding as south bay landfall hundreds of thousands of dollars

offer violations. the newbie island landfill and milpitas will have to pay $210,000 to the air district for violations that occurred between 2014 and 2020. issues included gas surface leaks, misuse of equipment. and multiple odor complaints in the neighborhood, the bay area air quality management district says violations have since been corrected. and san francisco is considering a new approach to tackle the deadly drug crisis group of supervisors revealed the so called san francisco recovers plan. it includes directing police to prioritize arresting drug dealers and confiscating drugs from users in areas where people are seeking help with addiction. it also includes treatment on demand and supervised drug consumption sites. which the governor recently vetoed. supervisors proposed using millions of dollars from opiate lawsuits, settlements to pay for that new plan. verizon is taking steps to

help prevent rolling blackouts in california as the temperatures rise to extreme levels. risen says it is setting the temperature inside all of its california retail stores a bit higher. as well as reducing the number of hours for running its air conditioning. additionally during yesterday's flex alert, rising, took six of its california mobile switching centers off commercial power and ran them on backup generators. all right time now, 5 39 let's talk to the woman of the hour of the week of the month. that is the furnace that is california. you know, i thought when i left barstow oh, that you left that behind. you write the reason why we live near water, so it doesn't get this hot. you know, there's we are seeing all time record highs. that means it's never been this hot ever before here in the bay area, and i'll share some of those numbers with you right now. what you're looking at are the coolest temperatures so far this morning. and i'm talking 80 degrees in walnut creek, 75 tri

valley and brentwood discovery bay as well backing all the way through tracy 72, now around the rose garden the central bay, where you see the red highlighted until tomorrow night meanwhile, as you see the yellow area thar service is now allowing the advisory to expire tonight instead of tomorrow, so that's a glimmer of hope there and where you see this area that's not shaded in anymore. last night, the national weather service decided to expire the advisory along the seashore because of a wind shift. now these are the all time record high temperatures here in the bay area for two days in a row 116 degrees in livermore. never before. have we ever experienced that 115 in santa rosa that shattered an old record of 1 13 , and some of these records date way back to the early 19 hundreds. and we don't ever want to see them again. in fact, it's hotter here than in most places

. death valley had 1 18. so what? we're talking 1 16 in livermore, probably in somebody's backyard like mine. you probably saw 118 degrees, palms springs. we beat that and we were hotter yesterday than in phoenix, arizona, as well as in las vegas at 111 today. we're coming down 15 degrees yes. 15 degrees. it was 1 15 in santa rosa. today. 100 degrees you will feel the difference. one oh, five and throughout the tri valley, including pleasant in dublin and in sam ramon 105 fairfield outside number 106 90 still around the peninsula where many people are not fortunate enough or have the luxury of a c and 103 degrees and morgan hill . we've got a baseball game. hey, frank, are you going to dave stewart day on sunday? i did not know it was dave stewart today are retiring his jersey number 34 on sunday. a one of the greatest guys and one of the

best pictures. what late eighties during the nineties with that stare, stewart. well you could see him at the ballpark today. he'll be there reporting on the game game time temperature 80. six degrees will be barely any kind of a wind at all. but again, dave stewart day, retiring his jersey sunday . you've got to be there. i think they're playing the white sox. i gotta double check that one. back to you guys. all right . thank you, roberta. we'll check on that. we will all right. well you may have received that alert very loud and clear on your phone. we are finding out how effective that emergency alert was for yesterday's founder elizabeth holmes has scheduled to be sentenced next month. but she's already demanding a new trial when we come back, her attorneys explained. why the court should throw out her conviction and order her a new trial. more than that,

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welcome back to mornings on two. it's 5 44. there is a new development in the fraud case of elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos. her attorneys are asking for a new trial. they say former theranos lab director adam rosen. dorf came to homes house early last month and said he needed to talk to her. rosendo testified in homes trial now he was also the confidential source of a wall street journal reporter. who exposed that there are no case back seven years ago, ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says getting rosen dorf to answer new questions under oath is a long shot at best. this court is not going to grant a new trial. a lot of what the doctor says is his opinion. the government tried to make witnesses look bad. well was it the government or was it the

facts of the case that made the witnesses look bad? the defense team says if it can't have a new trial, it wants a new hearing where rosen dorf must answer questions under oath homes is scheduled to be sentenced on four counts of conspiracy and fraud on october 7th. she could be sent to prison for as long as 20 years. steve bannon, a longtime ally of former president donald trump, is expected to surrender tomorrow he is facing charges. related to his fundraising effort to build a wall along the u. s border with mexico reportedly banded will face charges that he diverted more than a million dollars from donors who gave money to fund a wall on the border. bannon face the same charges of federal level within president trump pardoned him as he was leaving office. bennett's new charges are on a state level and presidential pardons do not apply. two state investigations . getting a yearly covid shot could soon be the norm. for those who wanted, the biden administration announced it is

rolling out the newest covid-19 booster, dr anthony fauci says well, the virus does make small changes as it mutates. it is fundamental behavior has stayed the same for that reason, dr fauci and other health officials are optimistic that yearly boosters will be an effective safeguard. we likely are moving towards a path. with the vaccination cadence similar to that of the annual influenza vaccine. with annual updated covid-19 shots matched to the currently circulating strains for most of the population. however some particularly vulnerable groups may continue to need more frequent vaccination against covid-19. the cdc recommends all teenagers and adults get the updated booster shots after at least two months have passed since their last covid vaccine or booster. people with underlying health issues may need to get vaccinated more than once a year. the dispute between elon

musk and twitter made it to the courtroom for the first time, lawyers for the two sides held a hearing in a delaware court regarding musk's delayed $44 billion deal to buy twitter. the wall street journal reports. the hearing went on for more than 3.5 hours. musk's attorneys focused on twitter's former head of security, whose claims of privacy and security deficiencies, influence must decision to back out of the deal. twitter continues to say those claims are unsubstantiated. the full trial is set to begin next month. and santa clara county has filed a lawsuit against singer and fashion mogul rihanna. the county accuses her lingerie company of deceiving customers by enrolling them in a program with automatic recurring credit card charges for other california counties, including santa cruz county are included in that lawsuit. no comment yet from rihanna's company. the high heat yesterday brought many people's air conditioning to the breaking point. there were triple digit temperatures. we all know that and he related

power outages in danville yesterday at one point more than 2000 customers had no power at all, including a number of businesses and restaurants. there are plenty of people ended up, leaving the house and search of a cooler place. air conditioner hit. stopped in our house this afternoon. just quit blowing out warm air. so my husband's down, trying to get parts for it and figure out what to do. and so it's i said, i'm going to the library where it's cool. there you go. some people decided to take the power outage into their own hands and got their hands on generators. one man took the one from his business right back to his home. my wife said power was out, and it's awful hot today, so figured i'd bring it home and put it to use today. you know, you wonder while neighbors got the, uh, generators now, now i know why. i guess so. power was back on

for much of the area by the evening, but there's still a lot more hot weather expected today . and with that the threat of rolling blackouts as well, i can't imagine i did not have that issue. but if you're a c goes up, god degrees outside, right, a four or five of this train to fix it, probably this, but you have a lot of the restaurant. today is also a spare the air alert. so as we check in with sal and commute, hopefully if you can work from home or remotely or carpool or public transportation, right, sal, right and speaking of public transportation, bart did tweet that passengers on the any offline can expect up to 15 minute delays in the antitoxin sfl directions. trains are single tracking in the conquered in pleasant hill stations area and this is due to unscheduled track maintenance. that probably has something to do with what happened yesterday with all the heat and we're going to keep watching to see if the system has any more problems as it gets warmer throughout the day, let's

go out and take a look at some of these east bay commutes were off to a nice start here, but i do see a little slowing already beginning in hayward, and as i kinda scroll around highway four, has a little slow in coming out of pittsburgh towards the bay point area. nothing major, but we're beginning to see just a little bit of slowing in some of these areas. let's talk about the bay bridge toll plaza because there's a little bit of a backup here as you queuing up to get into san francisco. 5 51. it's time for today's weather. here is roberta. she's on her way to track shoes on. all right. well, we're going to move on to the next story will get roberta moment. so what do you do if your air conditioner dies during the heatwave? well you know what you're doing, danville. we're going to hear from some maintenance technicians, though, who say they have been absolutely slammed? and hollywood hunk jason memorial known for his long locks when we return, we'll tell you why the aquaman star cut off most of his

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welcome back san francisco supervisors and county transportation authority chair raphael man delman is calling for a hearing on the state traffic enforcement in the city . he says 2022 is on track to be the deadliest year on san francisco street since 2014 minimum also says police are

writing just 10 traffic citations per day citywide compared to 74 2019. san francisco has a vision zero goal of eliminating all traffic desk . there have been 19 traffic related deaths so far this year . well, the craft supply chain, michaels is looking ahead to the holidays. the retailer says it plans to hire 15,000 people to get ready for the season, michaels will hold its annual hiring event on september 17th. those who are interested can apply at any store or online from noon to four o'clock. michael says those who are hired can expect flexible schedules, advancement opportunities and a 30% discount. new york's fashion week starts on friday. it's one of the world's biggest fashion events of the year. the event dates back to 1943 as a way for american fashion designers to showcase their work on an international scale during world war two this year, it will feature shows from more than 140 designers. over the years, the

show has changed. there's fewer big luxury american brands that show during new york fashion week. they either have kind of moved and start start showing in paris or they show off calendar . so it's created a lot more room for excitement and energy around the younger brands. the younger designers the shows will feature the designers 2023 spring and summer collections. actor jason momoa is best known for playing aquaman and for his long locks, but now my mo is starting new beginnings to help the environment. oh, man. there is felt the wind right there. do it for single use plastics. i'm tired of these plastic bottles. we've got to stop. plastic forks. all that goes into our land goes into our ocean. i'm hearing. how about you right now? i'm just saying. things in

our ocean. it's just so sad. so please. anything you can do. to eliminate single use plastics in your life. he's going to get the dave clark clap from may i guess so to go. wow that is quite a transformation. amoah cut his braids and shave his hair for causes. you heard to bring awareness to single use plastics. he hopes his instagram followers will help them in his cause in 2019 momoa caused a stir when he shaved his beard to draw attention to a new line of cam water in support. of the environment. he is aquaman after all right. there you go. the water the water, save the world happening today, oracle park will be rocking and i mean rocket for the more popular heavy metal bands in our history will take stage at the home of the giants def leppard, motley crue poison and joan jett and the blackhearts all performing on the stadium tour there at or

a code we checked, tickets are still available. concert begins at 4 30 tonight and jackets are not required. in fact, you probably won't need one right queen maxima of the netherlands will complete her tour of the bay area today she will visit cal and stanford before going to google headquarters in mountain view. she will talk about the company's efforts in the netherlands and its campaign against climate change. queen visited san francisco city hall tuesday, where she helped raise a ceremonial flag and exchanged gifts with mayor london buried. the queen also toured the castro district with community leaders . she's a strong supporter of lgbtq rights. the netherlands was the first country to legalize same sex marriage. the netherlands and san francisco share so many things in common, but this support to the dp community. it is something that we feel so strongly about. and i'm here to not only learn about your history but also to learn from each other where we good at where we actually not doing that great because we have to still lead by example, we have to make

a world equal for everybody so that everybody feels at home wherever they live. queen maxima also participated in an healthy urban living in urban challenges. panel discussion at salesforce tower. so with the heat, it's tough. i mean, your house gets hot and can't use fans can't use air conditioning. record breaking temperatures hitting the power grid very hard . they struggle to stay cool while cause to conserve again today. also not happy because i'm getting home about an hour and a half late. and he will impact bart riders again. today we're live in the east bay, where temperatures are expected to top 100 degrees again today. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and happy wednesday. welcome the mornings on two. i'm frank malaka. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning. september 7th. everyone wants to hear what roberta gonzalez has to say. we're hoping it's a little cooler. but

the first no. you know the hardest thing about this weather forecast is that it's a prolonged t wave. sure we get a little blip of a day or two of heat and june and a day or two in july and a day or two in august. we've really had a wonderful, wonderful summer. until this this week where we have so far going into about a 10 day stretch of temperatures. well above average, and still that excessive heat warning in effect for inland areas until tomorrow night, but meanwhile, the advisory along the seashore in the bay will allow to expire later on this evening temperatures right now, these are the coolest temperatures we've seen so far today. 77 in fairfield, 74 in livermore 64 in san francisco. 72 san jose temperatures will be climbing to the triple digits away from the bay. but when you look at that santa rosa temperature that's 15 degrees cooler than you. yesterday down from 1 16 to 1 oh, five in livermore out of the

triple digits to 97 degrees in san jose, and nineties around the peninsula will talk about the seasonal temperatures when they will return to the bay area. and the remnants of a hurricane and the effects that will have on our forecast. sal we'll talk about that. and just a matter of minutes. people don't realize remnants of the hurricane can affect us here in the bay area. well we have you to tell us that which is very interesting. thank you very much. alright and i'm here to talk about what people are facing as they get on the roads and right now, the bay bridge. we're seeing a little bit of slowing here right now. westbound pay bridge. coming into san francisco. it's just a little bit of a backup. and then the metering lights are on once on the bridge. it doesn't look too slow. it's a little bit crowded, though. this is a look at interstate 80, so things are beginning to change a little bit for that morning commute. say, mateo bridge still looks good. and so does the dumbarton bridge getting over to the peninsula 601 let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. we're talking about power outages, once again could be in

store once for thousands across the bay area. there is another call for a flex alert this afternoon that will help things out while the state grid did not have to call for rolling blackouts statewide to avoid overloading the grid, many people did lose power because of strain on the local power infrastructure. now in alameda in palo alto, the local power companies decided to do smaller , rotating outages because of high demand. some pg any customers i also have been without power since yesterday afternoon. it has improved, though here's the outage map this morning. there's a lot of smaller outages. things are looking better, though, than they were last night pg me again did not have to use that rotating outage program to conserve energy, but the utility put more than a half a million customers on alert for that possibility. on its website. there is a tool that lets you check your address to see if you could be next in the rotation to be powered down. any brexit service territory in these blocks. different cities not

based on circuits not based on zip codes, but all based on kilowatt. so we know exactly how many kilowatts or how many megawatts represented by these blocks, so we easily be able to calculate, um, where we would do those rotating outages. pg and e says half of its customers are in block 50 that indicates they share a circuit with an emergency facilities such as hospitals, police and fire stations. and they are rarely powered down. people we talked to us say they knew about the rotating blackouts, and they were prepared for the worst, but hoping for the best just keeping our fingers crossed that it doesn't happen to us do have a generator. ready to go just in case just to keep my refrigerator is going pg and e. says it's weather forecast shows today should be a little cooler than yesterday, and that could mean energy use drops today, officials say. customers reacted quickly yesterday when we received that alert to conserve energy that did help prevent rolling blackouts. so did you

get in a phone alerts sent to millions of california it's telling them to save energy, and it may have made a big difference. the state says they sent that message using the wireless emergency alert system , the same one used for amber alerts, state independent system operators said it's on immediate drop in the amount of power being used. you can see it on the demand graph right here. the state says people were targeted counties for temperatures were extremely hot, including alameda contra, constant santa clare sonoma. and solano counties. extreme heat is causing big problems for bart riders rail service between pleasant hill and concord station was temporarily disrupted yesterday , right in the height of the rush hour. ktvu sim agus joins us live in pleasant hill with how things are looking this morning. on that commute. good morning. good morning, while the good news is that the rail service between here and conquered has been restored, but it's not at full speed crews

worked overnight during the cooler temperatures to start that repairing the alignment issue and they're still working on it this morning. the extreme heat can cause bart rails to warp and even separate and over here equipment. all of that happened yesterday between the bark stations at pleasant hill and conquer. i want to say that this is the worst heat wave i've ever experienced here. i can't remember ever going outside for 20 seconds and just dripping sweat. park spokesperson tells me service will start this morning service has started this morning but reduced to one track between pleasant hill and conquered track crews are still in the area and needs space to complete the repairs, which they hope to finish later in the morning. writers should anticipate delays of about 15 minutes in this area as bart slows trains down to sleep safely perceived through the work area. there was a partial

train derailment on the same track back in june, also caused by heat. bart senate slowed down trains throughout the day yesterday and did more track inspections as a precaution. many people took the bus when rail service was disrupted, and some of them scrambled to make it on. today's another extremely hot day. in any time temperatures go beyond 100 degrees, bart will slow down rail service. so the best advice for commuters this morning especially in the afternoon, when temperatures will rise is to expect lazy and slow downs and to be checking the bart. rail uh, service alerts online throughout the day reporting live from pleasant hill. emma goss, ktvu fox two news. thank you happening today and he's space school district, moving all of its campuses to half day schedules, all because of the heat. dublin unified set, students will only be on campus for amendment minimum day today . that's through friday. administrators had closed three schools in the past week. i'll

do the power outages. the district says it wants to give parents a little time to make arrangements for the rest of the week, and livermore schools will keep students indoors for the rest of the week rather than let them outside for recess, students will lead lunch in the cafeteria and then go back to the classroom for recess. temperatures at one elementary school hit 113 degrees. the principal says teachers and students are coping the best they can. the kids are good, though they're they're going with the flow and going inside where it's air conditioned. so fortunately, all of our classrooms or air conditioning, nothing's breaking down. the livermore civic center library is one of the city's cooling centers. we saw plenty of people spending time there, cooling off and catching up on a good book or using the internet. i'm from red bluff, california, which is like a by chico and it gets like 116 degrees, and so i never expected it to be like this hot. livermore has four cooling

centers, including their libraries and community centers . they will be open all week long, by the way, providing a cool space for anyone that needs a bit of a break. very nice. the state department of public health is also advising schools to cancel outdoor activities as well as indoor events that would be held at sites that don't have air conditioning when that heat risk level is at three or four. now, the national weather service determines the levels and most of the bay area has been in that range. this week. the state also advisors, closely monitoring students for any heat related illnesses and encouraging everyone to drink plenty of water. well the top of the salesforce tower in san francisco is urging everyone to do their part to save power. during these hot days. take a look at the lights at the top. red flex alert, power down the messages calling on all of us to conserve electricity to avoid those rolling blackouts. another flex alert is in effect for today. new evacuation orders this morning in the sierra foothills due to a fast moving wildfire that grew in size overnight. the mosquito fire is

burning near the community of forrest hill, just east of interstate 80 in plaster county. you can see from these this video and these photos how intense the flames are burning. it increased to nearly 600 acres overnight after starting yesterday afternoon. the fire is in a very hard to reach area. temperatures overnight did not cool off. it was still about 84 degrees at one o'clock this morning in that area, and there are mandatory evacuations. for nearby communities. fire cruiser , spending the early morning hours looking for flare ups of a fire that broke out near the town of rodeo and started near highway for barry hill road that happened around one o'clock yesterday afternoon highway had to be shut down for about an hour, while contra costa county ground crews and cal fire aircraft battle the flames started very close to where another fire burned on monday and threatened homes. and businesses. we're pretty sure that we had a fire break from yesterday's fire. that it was

going to take a lot for the flames to come here unless it went up the hill and the wind changed and the wind changed then. we will be in trouble again and start evacuating horses again. anything we can help to really do. if they need help help down. that fire on monday burn 120 acres, the latest one has burned about 50 acres so far in his 85% contained investigators still don't know what caused either. of those two fires that you've got to feel for the firefighters crying out loud. gosh, yeah, being out on those lines. yeah and in all of their gear that they have to wear to stay safe in those hot temperatures, so oh, gosh! alright 6 10 is the time sal is covering the commute. hopefully the commute will be lighter as we have a spare the air alert, so people take public transit or maybe work from home if they can. you know, though, i think yesterday was mentioned pam and frank that people may be going to the office because the people who don't have air conditioners like yeah, i'm going to go into the

office, so we'll see. hopefully right about people not commuting born, spared the air day or at least using transit right now. at the bay bridge toll plaza. there is a little bit of a backup here. it's early. it's shifted to earlier again for a while the commute was shifting later, especially after school began. but it's readjusted. this is a look at state 8 80. that traffic is moving along pretty well and no major issues here on the san mateo bridge at 6 11, let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal was a data breach involving the san francisco 40 niners up next, the number of people who may be at risk of identity theft today, whatever apple's biggest days of the year , coming up products apple is expected to unveil and what it calls the far out presentation. and roberta gonzalez has been talking about record setting heat yesterday, and it will be hot again today or taking you out live to the golden gate bridge quite a bit of traffic traffic out there for 6 11 people as south said, maybe

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welcome back today. it is a big day for fans of apple and its products the day apple introduces new products and updates to those people who consider it like these the same one as you. it works just fine. but today will be different than the last couple of years. andre senior joins us live and says it will be on campus inside steve jobs either. just a few hours. from now, do you need a new one to fancier? fancy 1 13 18 cameras already? yes better cameras significant about being indoors. by the way. this is the first indoor apple event it's holding since the start of the pandemic, but apple is calling this event far out. that's a quote as usual, apple is only offering snippets of information , which leaves tech analysts trying to tease out what will actually be unveiled before the

event actually begins seeing that editor at large. brian cooley says this should be the beginning of the iphone 14 generation. we should be willing to the apple iphone 14 generation. one of the things we expect is that they may cut out the iphone mini and instead emphasized larger iphones, 6.1 and 6.7 inch versions of the iphone and the iphone pro these are pushing towards larger phones because apple has been pulling off kind of a magic trick in the last year or so, they have been increasing the percentage of their most expensive phones that people buy this cuts against the grain of most electronic where you expect to spend less every time you buy another tv or laptop or what have you. apple has been pretty good at pushing people up in price each time they get a new iphone. well another product apple fans are hoping will be updated airpods those right there. these are reports. are there reports pro to well? we enhanced sound quality and have more sensors. upgrades to the air pod cases are also anticipated, and those include

it being made water resistant with support from magsafe wireless charging as well and most apple experts believe there will also be some health related upgrades to the watch itself. you see the one right here. the event starts at 10 o'clock this morning will bring you details on the official announcement during our news guest at noon. becca, would you frank tricked out, right? okay i need to do some work. discuss counties, expanding monkey pox vaccine eligibility to all gay and bisexual men. up until now. only people with a specific criteria could get first doses of the vaccine. contra costa county is also administering second doses to anyone who has already received their first dose more than a month ago. permanente and striking mental health workers are returning to the bargaining table. the workers have been on strike for the past month. the clinicians want better staffing and working conditions, saying there are too few therapists for too many patients. the two sides will resume talks tomorrow and friday, although temperatures are expected to be slightly

cooler today than yesterday. you don't want your air conditioner to give up now some companies that sell and repair heating ventilation and air conditioning systems say they've been answering more calls than ever before, and they say they still can't keep up with the demand. that's because of our long stretch of very hot days and very hot nights and that can take a toll on the a c unit. these systems are designed for 95 degree weather. so when the temperature gets above 100 degrees, especially when you have multiple days, there definitely could work harder than what they should. technicians say there are things you can do to help your air conditioner put out as much cold air is possible, and that includes cleaning the dust and dirt off the condenser coils, making sure the events of your unit are not blocked by anything, including bookcases or drapes, and putting in a new filter at least once a year, and steve paulson gave me this advice. cover your conditioning your outdoor unit during the

winter months when you don't need it given to england, that's a must because you have snow in it. the minute the snow flies. you put that cover on right. save you a couple of years. it does help. alright let's check in with sal, who was not only an acre man today and he is now doing traffic on what the golden gate looked pretty busy, right? yeah yeah, you know it also the bay bridge frank highway 24 busy now. 6 18 in the morning and you're expecting it to be kind of busier than it was when we got here at four. but let's go to highway 24 1st. i'll show you that it's not stop and go, but it's pretty busy heading all the way up to the tunnel. and then when you get to the bay bridge, we do have some busy traffic here at the top plaza 8 80 is not slow yet. neither is 5 80. so if you need to use those freeways, it's pretty good. sam mateo bridge still has room and so does the dumbarton bridge and the subject. commuters rather quiet. i don't see a lot going on here, a little slowing on one. oh, one 8 80, but you might want to take advantage of that. nice south bay community getting

into the west valley 6 18. let's talk about today's weather people waiting for the weather report. here's roberta. you said you thought it was a little cooler this morning. a little bit. not a lot. just a little. it does make a difference doesn't it will take whatever we can get. we are taking baby steps towards this seasonal highs, returning back here to the bay area, and that will not happen until the weekend. but take a look at some of the record high temperatures here yesterday. brutal heat. we're talking all time record highs. never before has it been this hot and those cities. we're talking livermore 116 degrees that was for two days in a row. never before seen santa rosa 1 15. that was yesterday. 1 10 in redwood city and 109 in san jose , and this is why the excessive heat warning will not expire until tomorrow night. temperatures will beg from 71 degrees in half moon bay to 106 degrees hot assocation in antioch's so other notable numbers to mention anywhere from petaluma at 180 degrees. to 117

in hills berg, and that was 1 degrees shy of matching death valley's high temperature yesterday of 118 degrees. it was 1 12 apiece in danville and walnut creek, 1 15 in vacaville and saratoga at 113 degrees, so it's very slow to cool this morning. we're still in the high seventies and fairfield low seventies in concord sixties pretty common around the peninsula and 63 degrees in half moon bay boy, does that sound lovely. it bottomed out this morning at 58. between two and three o'clock this morning, we saw wind shift out of the south and southwest and that began to drop our temperatures. sfo now with the sea breeze had eight and manera out of the north at five mph. but with that shift in the wind and also some clouds at the mid level, our temperatures are coming down today. 15 degrees cooler in santa rosa and down to 103 and concord, san francisco was nearly 100

yesterday, nearly 80 today a bit of haze in the atmosphere. it is a spare the air day today and plus, you'll notice a few mid and high level clouds skirting across the north bay. we saw some showers and thunder bumpers in the high sierra yesterday, and we have some showers offshore now. meanwhile with that additional cloud cover, it's not going to obscure the sun. our temperatures, however, welcome down from 74th, the beaches mid eighties and oakland 93 out of the triple digits in napa. we still will be very hot in our eastern portion of our bay area, 93 degrees and fremont . we will feature the five day forecast some big changes frank that's coming up for the weekend , and it has to do with the remnants of a hurricane. maybe a little rain coming our way, okay? thank you. roberta. coming up. nasa's trip to the moon has had a few setbacks. we're going to tell you what it's doing to try and fix the artemis rocket after problems with the most recent launch attempt this past weekend, and it will be cooler

today along the peninsula, which means it could be a good day for a trip to the zoo. we're going to tell you who you can get in for free today and this thursday at 6 30. pm san jose giants will take on the fresno's grizzlies, and it will be monarch night at the ballpark celebrate the premier of fox's new country drama starring susan sarandon and trace atkins. sal will be at the game and by the way south thrown out the first pitch, we'll check out his arm monarch premiers sunday night, right after the nfl on fox. our big doubleheader coming up this weekend. we'll b another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both.

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welcome back. nasa says the artemis one rocket and capsule will remain on the launch pad at kennedy space center. well, teams make their latest attempt to fix a fuel leak. the launch has been scrubbed twice now because of leaks in the liquid hydrogen system, nasa says,

replacing a seal on that fuel line that feeds into the rocket will be step number one. once the new seal is in place. it will be tested if artemis passes that test. nasa could reschedule launch for later this month or perhaps early in october. if the seal fails again, the rocket would be defu aled and rolled off the launch pad back to the vehicle assembly building where more intensive work will be done , as climate change results in more extreme weather all over the country, communities are doing what they can to adjust to the changing conditions. there have been scorching temperatures . we all know that deadly wildfires and severe flooding this year. environmentalists say communities must change in order to survive. need to develop a climate action plan and that needs to involve community members, the local government and the private sector like putting more insulation in their homes, planting trees to shade

their homes to avoid the additional energy costs. climate change is also exposing more people to potential health issues. born diseases are on the rise, and biologists say warmer temperatures mean ticks will stay active longer. this morning. we're learning as many as 21,000. people may have had their information exposed after a data breach and its i t system of the 49ers. the team began sending out notification letters to people affected by a ransomware attack that happened back in february. 49ers say names social security numbers were exposed and excess during the attack, putting those people at risk for identity theft. we're still trying to find out from the team of the people impact that we're ticket holders staff or perhaps even the players up next, a restaurant owner very frustrated after five people walk out on a huge dinner bill, we're going to show you the video of those diners who

did this and power outages during the heat wave not caused by statewide rolling blackouts explain the strain to the local parts of the electrical grid. that's knocking out our power when we come back. prop 27 isn't a solution to homelessness. 90% of the money goes to out-of-state corporations. the homeless get very little. vote no on 27.

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prop 27 gives 90% of the money sound like you? to out-of-state corporations, not the homeless. vote no on prop 27. it's a broken promise. this is a life and death situation. during the extreme heat. fairy advocates are working to help those who are living on the streets to increased risk. people are experiencing homelessness, face and temperatures remain dangerously high. and new details about the fbi search of donald trump's mar a lago estate. the nuclear secrets that were reportedly contained it. some of those documents seized from ktvu fox. two news this morning's on t take you live to that opening bell. this morning

today, apple will unveil its new iphone airpods and watching this morning, google announced it will introduce its first smartwatch and show off its pixel, seven pixel. seven pro phones that's coming up and an event october 6th as that bell rings live. we are now hearing that the market is racing for a three quarter point. hike from the fed this month, so that's been weighing heavily on stocks slightly lower opening this morning while while your business news but thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is wednesday. you're halfway through the work week. kinda still got work today. september the seventh is the date and i think we'll remember this week for a long time. roberta mike! goodness yeah. all time record highs, so this week is definitely going down in the record books. story books and in addition to the heat are areas being compromised. we have a live look outside this morning. our weather camera looking out towards the city by the bay, the city of san francisco officials

sunup is at 6 44, and we're getting glimmers of haze out there. it is a spare the air day temperatures and the sixties and seventies at this very early our get out and walk the dog early this morning before it begins to heat back up again. we do have that excessive heat warning, in effect for that red highlightedt eight pm that is elevated contra costa, marin and san mateo counties. meanwhile, we see it highlighted in yellow. that is that heat advisory. and now the national weather service says that's only into effect until later tonight along the seashore. the advisory is now expired temperatures from 74 to 1 oh, six. it will be good 15 degrees cooler but not down to seasonal highs will talk about that a little bit later. but meanwhile, let's hand it off to south castaneda. hi, sal. good morning, roberto. right now. we do see a bunch of slow traffic out there in spots where you might expect it to be slow, like highway four coming in. from pittsburgh. debate point over

the hill to concord and then highway 24. it's also busy with some congestion on 6 80 in between those two and the bay bridge has a bigger delay. when we come back, we'll talk more about the east bay and some of those south bay commutes at 6 31 . let's get right back to the headlines and i will take it south. thank you. homeless advocates say they're doing what they can to try to help people that are out. living on the streets during this heatwave cruise in oakland were loading up water ice, some other life saving supplies to give out to people who are experiencing homelessness. one group says they filled up their van multiple times yesterday and delivered hundreds of bottles of water. people living in a campus say it's greatly needed because of the unbearable heat. is there a ball? it's hard to deal with, especially when you don't have any shade structures over here. we just want to help people the best we can, and you know it can be rough to see this and go through it. but at the same time, it's a strong reminder for me personally, that this could be anybody. several homeless

advocates say there's simply not enough shelter space for everyone in need. so they are encouraging everyone to consider by water and ice and dropping it off to a new house. people in your neighborhood can cause damage to places we might not even think of pg needs number one maintenance concern on extremely hot days is their transformers. those are the boxy looking structures attached to poles or towers that connect to overhead cables. they reduce the high power coming from underground power lines to something that can be safely used in homes and businesses. it's really transformers. transformers get overheated. we saw a couple of years ago here in san jose in august of 2020. there was a major heat event again and we had many transformers that went out that we had to replace. now that he can also damage asphalt, including runways at the airport . they didn't have any problems yesterday, but we're keeping an eye on that highway 101 in san benito county near hollister was

damaged in the heat. take a look at this section of the southbound road just before the highway 1 56 x. it was so hot, the asphalt in the middle and right lanes lifted enough to be a traffic hazard. that stretch of highway was shut down more than six hours while the repairs were made. time that was 6 34 happening today, a man accused of killing his ex girlfriend and trying to escape to mexico will be charged with murder. jose rosas was briefly in a san jose courtroom yesterday and the judge ordered him without bail. he was arrested for the death of 27 year old susana hernandez. last thursday. surveillance video shows a man who appears to be rosa's stopping his car getting out shooting hernandez and a man she was with and then running off. as soon as we identified who he was, and we had a good idea of what type of vehicle he was in, we sent a statewide be on the lookout for the suspect in this vehicle. and

hours later, chp and border patrol officers arrested russia's 100 yards from the mexican border. friends say rosa's abused hernandez, she had a restraining order issued for him, but detectives say rosa's ignored that order a number of times. so in addition to homicide, he will also face charges of violating that restraining order. a candidate for mayor of oakland is facing criticism for a mass email he sent with anti semitic comments . according to oakland side, peter lu was angry at being excluded from a candidates forum at a jewish temple and sent an email to more than 60 people slandering and threatening the jewish community relations council and oakland's temples tonight synagogue. liu has run for oakland mayor twice and has never received more than 1% of the vote, learning more about some of the documents that were seized during that search of mara lago, president trump's residents. the washington post is reporting that a document describing a foreign governments

military defenses, including its nuclear capabilities. where among the classified material found a former president donald trump's home in florida last month. according to the post. some of the seized documents would only be authorized for the president or some members of his cabinet to see and are supposed to be kept under lock and key, but the documents were stored at mara lago more than 18 months after mr trump left the white house this morning, a restaurant in albany is sharing video of five women who ate at the restaurant and then left without paying. take a look at the surveillance video. this is from 9 38 crawfish of vietnamese cajun fusion restaurant. it chose five women. enter the restaurant. they sat down. they had a meal when they left, they did not pay for their more than $200 bill. the owner calls this dine and dash, overwhelming and heartbreaking, saying small businesses are trying their best to recover and events like this make it nearly impossible. happening today, san francisco

residents can get a free trip to the zoo. the san francisco zoo says it's celebrating california biodiversity day. anyone who lives in the city you can get a free admission all day long. you have to bring a bill or an id with your address on it, though the zoo director says their biodiversity initiatives have helped rejuvenate. zoo and once again coats are not required. i love the san francisco zoo, the oakland zoo to see francisco zoo typically is a cooler spot. that's right by ocean beach, right, so hopefully it is today and i'm sure they're taking care of the animals, making sure they're hydrated and cool as well. let's check in with we have noticed, um, a lot of traffic out there even though it's a spare the air alert and you, you pointed out various astutely people might be heading into the office because it has a reconditioning. yeah were you know they just have to go and some people don't have the luxury of not, you know, not going and you know, they have to do what's best for them. let's

go out and take a look at the commute here at the toll plaza. there is certainly a crowd and you can see traffic is moving along. okay passing interstate 80 in the coliseum. it's getting more crowded. almost everywhere you look which is not unusual as we get closer to seven o'clock here it is 6 38 now and you can see traffic is moving well along the east shore freeway. it looks all right. there's a little slowing and on the nimitz freeway between 2, 38 and hayward, there's some slowing there as well. now what about today's weather? let's bring in roberta gonzalez. we are already seeing hints of some haze outside and it's a spare the air day. good morning. everybody are live weather camera does suggest that we do have official sunrise at 6 44, so it's beginning to brighten up and as it does, so it is going to warm up as well. number stacked from 64 in santa rosa. 2 72 in san jose and is now 71 degrees in concord, while san francisco and hayward are in the sixties. other notable numbers you may want to pinpoint

your neighborhood at this particular time. it is 74 degrees and throughout clayton and in concord, brentwood, 74 64 again to the north except 66, nevada and in nicasio again, our live weather camera hints at that haze that will be sweeping across the entire bay area, not the recipient of a very strong breeze to blow it out. today this morning, we had a shift in the wind but now conquered seven mile per hour winds up buchanan field. it's three at oakland international, eight at sfo and six mile per hour winds at mineta international airport. so where you see the areas of yellow? that's moderate air quality today, but when you see the areas of orange that is more of a pollutant in the atmosphere , and you want to limit your outdoor activities, with a brief relief in the forecast today, numbers coming down 71 half moon bay to one. oh, six and antioch's it's still mighty hot. brutally hot away from the bay,

but the numbers down 15 degrees in santa rosa conquered down to one. oh three san francisco boy . we almost hit 100 and senate san francisco yesterday. many people do not have a c there 79 in the forecast today in 97 san jose, your neighborhood forecast today. 93 degrees and napa temperatures well into the nineties around the peninsula. but all of these temperatures, you're taking a look at we'll go back up for thursday, details and an explanation that's still straight ahead. frank and pat look forward to that river to thank you. it's not just netflix in the gym. a lot of us have monthly memberships to streaming services. other subscriptions how much the average person is spending a month? that might surprise you? mm and check to make sure you don't have any that you're not aware of. all right, let's check in with garcia with all the other stories we're following for you here on morning sun, too. good morning. good morning. it's like you jump on that free trial and

you forget to cancel. yes and then you're like, wait. what? oh, my gosh. anyway that's where you admit it. also remember the back in the beginning of the pandemic, we'd say like happy tuesday. wait it's tuesday, right? we kind of all lost track of time coming up on mornings onto how many americans experienced time distortion. and we'll tell you if that pandemic phenomenon was more seen in men or women. also winter is still months away. but look already we know there will be no more snow days in new york city in the next hour. how district leaders plan to keep children learning during winter storms stay with us.

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development in that fraud case of elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos, her attorneys are asking for a brand new trial, they say former thoroughness lab director adam rosen. dorf came to homes home earlier last month that said he needed to talk to her. rosen dorf testified that holmes trial he was also the confidential source of the wall street journal reporter who exposed that theranos case back seven years ago. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says getting rosen dorf to answer new questions under oath is a long shot at best. this court is not going to grant a new trial. a lot of what the doctor says his his opinion. the government tried to make witnesses look bad . well was it the government or was it the facts of the case that made the witnesses look bad? the defense team says if it can't have a new trialo hearingn dorf must answer questis scheduo

be sentenced on four counts of e could be sent to prison for his long as 20 years in today's dollars and cents. lawyers for elon musk are pushing a judge to delay the trial over his efforts to abandon his bid to buy twitter and his first courtroom hearing in a delaware cord, musk's team argued that the trial should be pushed back because of recent whistleblower claims about the social media platform security. twitter says the claims made by the whistleblower are unsubstantiated. the full trial is currently set to begin next month. santa clara county has filed a lawsuit against singer and fashion mogul rihanna. the county accuses her lingerie company of deceiving customers by enrolling them in a program with automatic recurring credit card charges for other california counties, including santa cruz county are included in the lawsuit. no comment yet from rihanna's company. now speaking of those monthly subscriptions, you may be paying

a lot more for those than you realize, a study by a market research firm found more than half of people misjudged just how much they are spending monthly subscriptions on average spending 133 more dollars than they thought still paying for service they don't even use anymore. the most common ones people forget to account for in their bills include phone and internet costs . high heat yesterday brought many people's air conditioning units to the breaking point. there were triple digit temperatures. all over northern california and heat related power outages in the city of danville yesterday, one point more than 2000 of its customers were without power, including a number of businesses and restaurants alike. plenty of people ended up leaving their homes in search of a cooler spot. air conditioner hit stopped in our house this afternoon. just quit blowing out warm air. so my husband's down,

trying to get parts for it and figure out what to do. and so it's i said, i'm going to the library where it's cool. why not people decide to take their power outage into their own hands and get their hands on a generator. one man took the one from his business and said, i'm going to bring it back home. my wife said power was out, and it's awful hot today, so figured i'd bring it home and put it to use today. you know, you wonder why neighbors got the, uh, generators now, now i know why they come in handy if you got one, power was back on for much of the area by evening time, but there's still more hot weather expected today and with it the threat of rolling blackouts throughout the rest of what has just been an incredible wake. here's my low tech tip. tech tip . yes sal might appreciate this as well. if you do have any and like i try not to use any plastic water bottles, but if you have any old ones sitting

around or something you can store water in, put them in the freezer. ah frozen so that if your power goes out, put those all in your refrigerator, and at least it helps keep the temperature down for a while. that's a good one. good one people have done that. yeah that's that's a pretty good one. alright, well, hopefully that won't happen. open right out and take a look at what we have. we have a lot of people on the roads this morning. if you're trying to get in let's say from the east bay to san francisco. there's a pretty big crowd at the toll plaza, which is not unusual. a little unusual is for 8 80 to be slow getting into downtown oakland heading up north now we're looking at the freeway to make sure that we don't see anything here. but i see that northbound 8 80 is slow passing the coliseum. there was an earlier i mean much earlier crash. not up near 23rd, but that's that's gone. it's been gone for a while. so this is a look at westbound 92. you can see that's crowded as well. and as you look at the road sensors, we don't see a lot in the south. they will see a little bit on

how we want to one and that's about all 6 48. let's go back to roberta, who is doing the weather, but i was telling you earlier about my phone just blowing up. yeah it's doing it again this morning. everybody's just screenshot ng their temperatures saying is that really 77 degrees outside right now, right now? yeah yeah, it is . it is because it was so darn hot yesterday. it was savage heat here in the bay area will share some of those temperatures with you. but right now, getting out the door is a good time to walk the dog because, yes, it is . 77 degrees in fairfield at 67 degrees and fremont 63 in san francisco. these temperatures extreme. namely mild in the sixties and seventies. got a bit of a haze out there. we do have a spare the air day in effect, a lot of pollutants trapped close to the surface because we can't get a breeze in here right now. the winds up to 16 and fairfield , otherwise pretty calm across the bay area. we do have an onshore push at sfo at eight. a northerly wind. it s, uh, i want

to say mineta international airport in san jose. now the air quality report does suggest that we'll see moderate levels of ozone around the bay area further out you go see those little red bubble areas there that cates. you need to limit your outside activity if you have respiratory ailments, a brief relief today, cooler in all areas have to buy 15 degrees , but still mighty hot away from the bay into the triple digits. and this is why the national weather service has extended that teach warning until thursday evening and throughout the red highlighted area, the yellow highlighted area that's a heat advisory and we do have some good news there. it's allowed to expire later on tonight. as we do see some relief and then the areas not shaded in anymore. we did have that heat advisory expired last night along the seashore, so mid and high level clouds sweeping across the north bay this morning. we also saw some showers up to just about a quarter of an inch of rain

reported and the great early tahoe area at 93 degrees, but i've been concerned with these clouds. there's a slight chance a minimal risk of a shower this morning. now those clouds with the shift in the wind out of the south and southwest will lower our temperatures today, but not so much tomorrow because we'll be minus that cloud deck. but what i have been watching is the remnants of hurricane k that will cause some clouds to drift him from the south beginning late thursday into our friday but meanwhile, one day at a time, it is hotter here than in most places. death valley just modified their temperature, but yesterday they were 1 25. our hottest temperature was up to 1 17 yesterday, which was in the back of ill area. palm springs was at 1 14 phoenix at 1 10. las vegas had won 11 so we are definitely hotter than many places and most places across the united states. temperatures today down from 1 15 and santa

rosa to 100 degrees down from 1 16 to 1. oh, five, and throughout the tri valley. it will be 106 degrees in throughout anti aachen 94 in redwood city, down from the triple digits. 103 and morgan hill. it's full sunshine today for baseball in the sun at 86 degrees, you better lather on that sunblock tonight's overnight lows again sixties and seventies and i know all you've been holding out for that extended forecast will continue to feature that a little bit later in the next upcoming our own. okay i'll go ahead and give it to you there got i can't hold out too long. already knew. anyways it's gonna be hot. thank you. you may want to check your wallet if you haven't used that christmas or birthday gift card. apparently you're not alone. coming up for the next hour. just how many americans have unused gift cards laying around the house and how much it totals out to be just may shock. you and another round of booster shots could be available as soon as today why doctors are hopeful that the shot will help fight

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homeless californians need real solutions, not false promises. one bank for now. for later. for life. prop 27 gives 90% of the money to out-of-state corporations, not the homeless. vote no on prop 27. it's a broken promise. back now. and 6 55. san francisco is considering a new approach to tackle the deadly drug crisis group of supervisors revealed the so called san francisco recovers plan it includes directing police to prioritize arresting drug dealers saying confiscating

drugs from users in areas where people are seeking help with addiction and also includes treatment. on demand and supervised drug consumption sites, which the governor recently veto supervisors proposed using millions of dollars from opiate lawsuits, settlements to help pay for that plant. san francisco supervisor and county transportation authority chair raphael man delman is calling for a hearing on the state of traffic enforcement in the city, he says. 2022 is on track to be the deadliest year on city streets since 2014 gentlemen also says police are writing just 10 traffic citations per day citywide compared to 74 back in 2019. san francisco has a vision zero goal of eliminating all traffic deaths. there have been 19 traffic related deaths so far this year. happening today in parts of the bay area, they will begin administering new covid-19 booster shots. santa clara

county will offer the updated moderna and the fighter booster and mass vaccination locations and clinics. fda cdc says these boosters will work well against the original covid-19, along with the current dominant strains b a four and be a five variants. fighter booster is for 12 and older moderna is for 18 years and older. getting a yearly covid shot could soon be the norm for those who wanted, the biden administration announced it will be rolling out the newest covid-19 booster, dr anthony fauci says while the virus does make small changes as it mutates, its fund has stayedn effective safeguard. we likely are moving towards a path. with the vaccination cadence similar to that of the annual influenza vaccine. with annual updated

covid-19 shots matched to the currently circulating strains for most of the population. however some particularly vulnerable groups may continue to need more frequent vaccination against covid-19. the cdc recommends all teens and adults get their updated booster shots after at least two months have passed since their last covid vaccine or booster. people with underlying health issues may need to get vaccinated more than once a year. queen maxima. the netherlands will complete her tour the bay area today she'll visit cal then had to stanford before going to google headquarters in mountain view, she's going to talk about the company's efforts in the netherlands and its campaign against climate change. queen visited san francisco city hall on tuesday, where she helped raise a ceremonial flag and exchange gifts with the mayor. the queen also toured the castro

district with community leaders . she is a strong supporter of lgbt q rights. the netherlands was the first country to legalize same sex marriage. the netherlands and san francisco share so many things in common, but this support to the dp community. it is something that we feel so strongly about. and i'm here to not only learn about your history but also to learn from each other where we good at where we actually not doing that great because we have to still lead by example, we have to make a world equal for everybody so that everybody feels at home wherever they live. queen maxima also participated in a healthy urban living and urban challenges. panel discussion at the salesforce tower. this brutal heatwaves, causing problems all across the bay area . there's another chance of rolling blackouts today, where some people in the bay area are waking up to no electricity after their power was out all night. also the heat is having a big impact on bar where live in pleasant hill to show you why that line was disrupted

yesterday and how changes are affecting thousands of morning commuters now. a fast moving wildfire just explodes in size overnight during this hot weather spell, the latest on the mosquito fire, and it's forcing evacuations this morning up in plaster county. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian everyone i'm frank mallicoat. today is wednesday, september the seventh . you were just outside. is it warm out there feels about the same to me. i would like to think there's a bit of a change, but it's not 100 degrees this yet, but it's a comment much of the barrier. let's check in with roberta wanted to share with you some of the all time record high temperatures here in the bay area established yesterday afternoon now, not records just for that date. i'm talking never before has it ever been at any point this hot in the bay area 1 15 in santa rosa 1 14 and napa 1 16 livermore. how