good morning. thank you for waking up with us. i pam cook. there we are. today is thursday, september 8th rosemary. sorry not rosemary gonzalez. yeah, i know. i'm not the first one to do that, roberta. we're talking all morning. and then i called you rosemary, but it's true. we've talked all morning. we did . we got ready together. so a little cooler as promised yesterday. what about today? it's crazy when we have topped off at 106 107 degrees across the area, and we said it was cooler. it was, but now we're going back up again away from the bay into our inland areas, excessive heat warning and effective inland areas through

tonight at eight p.m. a heat advisory bayside does remain in effect as well. temperatures banking 20 about 96 degrees bayside to 110 degrees in our inland areas. look at that right there clear skies looking out towards the waxing gibbous moon temperature wise 55 right now and half moon bay, which sounds so welcoming. it's 78 degrees and brentwood these so far are overnight lows mid seventies and throughout the tri valley and 67 degrees in napa later today, with the spare the air day in effect mid seventies at the beaches eighties near 92. 93 degrees across the bay. how about 100 degrees possible in redwood city, one on one, san jose and 1 10 tri valley full forecast coming up, which features some changes for the weekend. but right now, let's say a big good morning to mr south castaneda. good morning, sir. how are you? good morning. i'm doing very well, thanks said little humid out there when i

noticed it just a little more than usual for me anyway, but we'll talk about that again. let's go out and talk about the east bay do have mostly good conditions out there when it comes to your drive on how we four or 6 80 or interstate 80 heading out also looking at a decent commute for you if you're driving from hayward to fremont , or to san jose, this morning's commuted to be brits looks very good, with no major issues crossing the bridge at 402. let's get right back to the headlines. thank you, sal. today a record setting ninth consecutive day of flex alerts, the state's power grid operator says. once again, californians did what it takes to prevent rolling blackouts yesterday and they are calling on us to do it again and for two hours longer than yesterday, today is flex alert will now start at three o'clock this afternoon, and it will continue until 10 o'clock at night. however there have been some power outages in pockets of the state caused by equipment failures in the heat.

i think it's time to cool down the nights are still warm, and all the equipment remains remains hot, so it doesn't get a chance to cool down and recuperate from the heat. so the next day comes and puts a little more strain and now that's not show our question. he has been with pg any for 38 years, and he says this is the longest heatwave he has ever experienced . he's what pg and e calls and electric trouble man. his job and other utility workers is to find and fix problems as quickly as they can, even when there are big obstacles. and that's out in the field over here. i couldn't drive to because it would be unsafe to drive, possibly catching the grass on fire. so i climbed over the barbed wire fence and hiked the pole and operated equipment from the pole. now he says, circuit overloads and rolling blackouts are not the only reasons people get left in the dark. pg now has a program that automatically shuts off power in a high fire danger area when trees fall on those power lines that also requires a troubled man to walk

the length of the power line to find the problem and get it fixed before that line can be reenergized. south bay hospital says emergency plans kicked in and patients were not in danger when it lost power substation failure disrupted service to santa clara valley medical center in san jose's o'connor hospital. backup generators came online. those generators also experienced problems for two hours and several valley medical center buildings. the emergency department was closed to stroke. heart attack trauma and ambulance arrivals. seven patients had to be transferred to other hospitals. bart has a new safety measure when the very hot weather is likely to be in place again today, trains top speeds are reduced from 70 miles an hour to 44 whenever the temperature has reached 100 degrees that caused some delays on the barriers and dublin pleasant in lines yesterday. we would anticipate about 10 minute delays and just those really hot

areas. so you know, near dublin near concord out near fremont, and then we also start doing visual inspections just to make sure the rail looks normal and there's no abnormalities with it. has already had one serious heat problem this week on the section of tracks between pleasant hill and conquered part had a single track trains, which caused delays with the problem has since been fixed. well today in san francisco. arraignment is scheduled for a suspect accused of killing his father and stepmother. ktvu first spoke to irvin hernandez flores, in an exclusive jailhouse interview last month, flores told us that he drank heavily before driving to his father and stepmother's home in the bayview district. he brought along a gun, but insists he had no intention of killing them. flores blames the shootings on alcohol and anger at his father, who was recently accused by a relative of sexual abuse. san jose man charged with killing his ex girlfriend is scheduled to return to court in december. investigators say 36

year old jose rosas shot and killed his ex girlfriend, susannah hernandez, paulino and wounded her boyfriend. authorities say rosa's then his friend's vehicle to try to escape to mexico but was caught at the border. the judge issued a protective order for the boyfriend and ordered rosa's held without bail. and alameda county sheriff's deputy is facing the possibility of spending the rest of his life in prison. he's accused of killing two people than trying to run away. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has information about the victims and the deputy who is finally in custody after being on the run a married couple shot and killed in dublin. the suspect an off duty alameda county sheriff's deputy it's a great loss for our community. and it's even more disheartening to find out that it was one of our own. that actually was the trigger person behind this tragic incident, authorities say. deputy devin williams jr invaded the home on colebrook lane with a gun and killed 42 year old maria tran, who worked as a nurse and her 57 year old

husband, bennison trend they have a young son together. neighbor gabriela gonzalez was awakened by a commotion and her dublin police officers who are part of the sheriff's office, make the grim discovery at the five bedroom home. squad car arrived and after he got out my windows were open, so i heard him say i've got to down. he knew them. he knew that this was not a random crime. a motive for the violence unknown, very bizarre chain of events that unfolded, things unfolded so quickly that as a news conference was about to begin, dublin police chief garrett holmes was speaking to the 24 year old deputy by phone and was able to get him to surrender as he was driving his vw jetta in the central valley. top sheriff's officials listening to the call keep him on the phone line. and, uh, direct. the chp units down to the area near kalinga, investigators sayfter the killings, the deputy tossed his on duty weapon believed to be the gun used in the double homicide out of his car near the altamont pass. neighbors of the couple stunned at a law

enforcement officer allegedly responsible. it is scary because these are the people that you you look to you to protect you and take care of you and they're doing things like this. how can we know that we are secure, especially when a police officer coming to the crime this deputy could face charges of murder and a special circumstance of multiple murder, which could make him eligible for life in prison without parole if he's convicted. in dublin. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. thank you, henry new this morning, theranos founder elizabeth holmes is once again asking for a judge to grant her a new trial, saying there's new evidence that could overturn her conviction, according to the bay area news group, her legal team says arguments that were presented in the trial of sunny ball wani would have led to a different verdict in her own trial homes. lawyers say prosecutors played down the allegations that ball wani had quote influence over her, but did the opposite inbal lonnie's trial. holmes was convicted earlier this year in her sentencing is currently scheduled for next month. all

right. it's 408 want to check iy a bit. oh, there's a beautiful moon. you know what we refer to this has this is the 94% waxing gibbous moon. oh my waxing as it's on his way to becoming a full moon, which will be on saturday, right referred to a waning moon when it's on its way to becoming a new moon, which is when we don't see it at all right? and what i'm calling this right now is just me being spoiled because our engineers are just doing their best to make me happy this morning, right? that is glorious, and it looks like we have a cloud encroaching the bottom portion of the fight out of it right. some of these clouds are all associated with some blow off off the pacific ocean. right now , we will see the return of some areas of low clouds and some fog later tonight along the media seashore right now, temperature wise, it's 70 degrees in concord. it's 71 in hayward. it

is 74 degrees in san jose. relative humidity is up just as smudging now we do have right now. other notable numbers for you 67 degrees and napa. it is 68 degrees in fremont back into union city morning to you and brentwood. it is 78 degrees. there we have yet another hot forecast for you. okay so the hottest temperatures are behind us. yesterday we had a minor cooled down today. a minor warmup, excessive heat warning enough. but for tonight as well as the advisory bayside around the san francisco coastline, so these were the clouds from yesterday with the precipitation of the coast and some light rain showers in throughout the high sierra. let's go ahead and try to illustrate what's going on the dangerous heat behind us. we had some cooling yesterday. we're warming back up today away from the bay and then once we start approaching friday, we still have some triple digits inland, but we will be the recipient of seasonal highs returning to the bay area, but

that's not going to happen until sunday. and into monday. here you go today, santa rosa yesterday 99 down from 1 15 experienced on tuesday. today one. oh, 7109 conquer. you know these temperatures these like when we do have record high temperatures. this is what we usually experience we're not experiencing. usually above it d throughout the tribal, yo forecasting 109 and anti attack . you want to cool be into the m thank you. roberta miscommunication is being blamed for some blackout still to come how a message from the state lead to unnecessary outages. plus a new investigation into a man who died while in police custody. the officers involved were cleared. but now the man's family has someone else. looking in

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mean and cal fire crews are battling fire in the sierra that's burning out of control. the mosquito fire is burning across the eldorado and plaster county lines. hundreds of people have been told to evacuate. cal fire says that's for their own safety and to make the firefighters jobs easier. if people don't leave until they see flames, it does make it much more difficult for crews to get to the fire and protect their property. when those orders come in. it's the right time to leave. don't wait. there's not time to waste when an evacuation order goes in, it is time to get out. really scary. it's awful, but you know, i love living in the mountains. you know, you gotta take the bad with the good, i guess. the mosquito fire started tuesday quickly exploded in size and has now burned more than nine square miles. fire crews hope slightly cooler weather today will help them get

some control on the fire lines. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. the fairview fire in southern california has burned more than 15 square miles. firefighters have it just only 5% contained. two people died while trying to escape that fire. more than 4000 people have been ordered to evacuate near the city of hemet in riverside county. california attorney general rob bonta is now investigating the circumstances surrounding a man who died while in antioch police custody. the contra costa county district attorney had cleared the officers, but ktvu is evan sernoffsky reports. the family of angelo quinto wants a second look. i know the truth. will prevail. family of angelo quinto and supporters gathered outside the state building in oakland wednesday, demanding justice and accountability. you know, justice is never easy to achieve. it is a hard road to

take was having a mental health crisis at his family's home two days before christmas in 2020, police responded and restrained him face down for several minutes. he never regained consciousness, almost a conclusion that was that wanted. and they wanted to 50 evidence to that. prosecu cited the coroner's report that determined quinto died from excited delirium syndrome, a controversial diagnosis that's been rejected by the american medical association. the term is almost exclusively applied when people die in police custody, civil rights attorney john burris says he commissioned an independent autopsy that found quinto is fix ea tid as police held him in a prone position. suppressive persons die a friend. they will cut off oxygen that you need for your brain is office also wrote that quinto had fentanyl in his system, even though records show it was administered after he was

unconscious at the hospital. total misconception and flagrant misinterpretation of the evidence of what the significance of that evidence is office wrote a letter to attorney general rob bonta, asking him to independently investigate the case. bondi's office confirmed they're taking the case. but would not comment further. this is a really hopeful development. um, but we shouldn't have had last month, e said they wouldd the angelo quinto act. a law po. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. thank you. evan. santa clara is starting to administer the new covid boosters. health officials say people can get either the fighter or moderna shot. they say it does not matter which vaccine you had. previously several 100 of hundreds of doses were given at the county fairgrounds in san

jose. we're now hopeful that an annual fall booster might be sufficient for covid. um and the hope is that as new variants could arise, they would likely arise from this omicron variants that has been circulating throughout this year. santa clara officials say appointments are available at all local vaccination locations and clinics. a federal texas ruled against the required coverage of hiv drugs, saying it is unconstitutional. now the plaintiffs include two christian owned businesses. they argue that the affordable care act should not be required to provide coverage of hiv prevention medications, including prep because they said, violates their religious freedom. the ruling does not make it clear if it only applies to the plaintiffs or if it is a more sweeping precedent. the biden ministrations is expected to appeal. apple fans are

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catches. alright, 4 19 is the time we have to get the very latest forecast wondering when it's going to start cooling down. you know, pam, i think you're one of the most tech savvy women. i know. so what do you have, do you? well i am tech savvy, but i'm also if the phone works i keep getting. i still have the eight plus and it's absolutely fine. i do have a little envy of my daughters have the 13 pro. so it is a better camera. i have no idea what i have. really don't all i know is i've had it for about a year and a half. and it works. i got it for christmas. it'll be two years in december and it works. i never talk on it. i don't talk on my phone. i text story. email or, you know, check the apps, especially my weather apps and yeah, and it is telling me excessive heat warning remains in effect tonight until eight o'clock we have temperatures still up to 110 degrees, but i gotta tell you, even though this warning does expire tonight, the heat will not just shut off. we

have one more day in the triple digits. whoa this is our live weather camera looking out towards a beautiful golden gate bridge, thanks to doug and kevin and toc. thanks for straightening that out for me there. sometimes we do get glitches in our technology, but what that is illustrating as clear skies. fifties right now at the beaches sixties around the bay at 70 degrees and conquered, ending clayton morning to all of you and therapy field at 70 degrees low sixties and santa rosa and 74 degrees in san jose, did you feel the cool down yesterday? it was brief relief. we now have that huge dome of high pressure deflecting clouds to the north of us any kind of precipitation that wanted to develop over the sierra nevada. it is out of here . if you want to compare temperatures from yesterday at this our to this morning. we are four degrees warmer in hayward. we are 1 degrees cooler and livermore's who won't notice the difference there and four degrees cooler along the seashore now, right now, with these temperatures in the

fifties, sixties and seventies, keep in mind, it's the inland areas that will be heating up. the winds are big factor. they will be rotating around today later, west 10 to 20, and that's a good sign because we'll start to see some clouds developing along the seashore later tonight. find you. it's a spare the air day today, so please limit your outdoor activities and that does main mowing your lawn. i couldn't believe hearing people mowing their lawns late last night. don't do it. it's spare the air we got to do our part. alright here you go. this is interesting. this is going to be the remnants of hurricane k. it's right now. category two hurricane is going to provide some rain showers and throughout southern california over the weekend is going to make it into monterey bay. does it look like we will see anything from it at all? what we will see is today's temperature's going up under the building dome of high pressure again, 1 10. and livermore 76 degrees pacifica, otherwise eighties nineties triple digits and the north bay, pam thank you, roberta, researching the link between extreme heat and

wildfires up next, the project underway in the south bay that might predict some of the areas at greatest risk. and new this morning a surprise trip to ukraine by one of the highest ranking members of the biden administration. the details were learning about the visit and a new aid package to ukraine.

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schumer says the senate will soon vote on legislation to protect same sex marriage. democrats and a small group of republicans are moving to safeguard same sex marriage following the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade in the federal right to an abortion. in that ruling, and opinion from justice clarence thomas indicated that in earlier high court decision protecting same sex marriage could come under threat. democrats need the support of at least 10 republicans to overcome a filibuster and get the legislation through the senate. well happening today and tomorrow, transportation secretary pete buttigieg judge will check on bay area infrastructure projects. he will join house speaker nancy pelosi , san francisco mayor london breed and the municipal transportation agency director on a tour of the nearly completed central subway. the project improves transit through some of the city's busiest, most densely populated areas. the u. s transportation department provided nearly $1 billion to the construction. judge goes on to oakland tomorrow on a bus

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we know so far about the attack in broad daylight. temperatures are going back up today. the statewide flex alert is also one hour longer. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to pam cook. today is thursday. september 8th. dave clark is off. but roberta gonzalez is here. and i know you said it was going to be a little warmer today. is it? uh, for everybody significantly warmer, a little bit pretty much around the bay and into the inland areas, especially not around san francisco or the immediate seashore that so that was a really good question. everybody morning to you again. we have that excessive heat warning and effect until later on tonight, but mind you where you see the yellow highlighted area that is the advisory that remains in effect until tonight as well. live with the camera looking at toward the golden gate bridge. we have clear skies. we have been searching for the return of our beloved a fog bank, and

we're just not seeing it as of yet, could see hints of it later tonight, however, at the median seashore right now, in santa rosa 61. it's 74 in san jose, and smack in between sixties and seventies later today, pick your number. 76 pacifica 89 oakland 94 mountain view to 1 10 inland areas full forecast moments away right now, let's check in with sal. and are you seeing any business yet? i do see people out there, but it's not too busy roberta right now, as a matter of fact, it looks pretty good if you're driving to the bay bridge and across the bay into san francisco looks very nice. no major issues. there it is. you can see it's quiet for you can see also that traffic on interstate 8 80 is looking good in both directions, so i like what i see so far 4 31 let's get back to the headlines. thank you , sal. we are now in day nine of the statewide flex alert and the california power grid operator say so far we have managed to avoid rolling blackouts. now.

today's call for people to save energy is two hours longer than usual. the independent system operator is asking people all of us to limit our use of electricity between three o'clock this afternoon until 10 o'clock tonight, state officials hope cooler temperature starting tomorrow night will mean an end to those flex alerts. the power grid did see its biggest strain earlier this week, and a miscommunication is being blamed for some unnecessary power outages and several cities not served by pg and e cities include alameda, healdsburg, lodi and palo alto. the agency that oversees the power in those cities is the northern california power authority, and it says one of its dispatchers misunderstood communication from callous so as calling for outages. the n c p a says it is now working with calyx so to ensure such a miscommunication does not happen in the future. ppe genie is keeping its community resource centers open in the east bay today because of the heat and outages. the

alameda county site is the san leandro main library. contra costa county is at the rodriguez community center on f street and an iraqi anyone can drop in. you can charge your electric devices. you have wifi access along with getting water and snacks. we did find some people who took advantage of the services. i'm actually very pleased. i wish there were more people here. i wish i'm sure a lot of people don't even know about it and you know, but i love this. this is beautiful for the kids to hang out at now each side is open from eight o'clock this morning until 10 o'clock at night. now, even with the temperature starting to cool slightly, there's still concern in many places where we're still seeing triple digits. firefighters are telling people to keep taking it easy when they're outside. stay cool as much as possible. many people in the north bay may not have a conditioning. we found some of them taking refuge in one of napa's designated cooling centers. never seen anything where the weather has been this particularly high before, and

it's also not cooled off in the evening, so i'm not supportable to come over here to get corgis is the third day room we've been here. the calling center at the napa senior center will be open again today from eight o'clock this morning until eight o'clock at night. free water bottles are handed out to students in east palo alto. it's all part of an effort to help students and staff stay cool. state senator josh becker dropped off the water bottles that cesar chavez middle school, the ravenswood city school district also received new portable air conditioning units and some of the classrooms. do not have their conditioning. our elementary schools. there is no air conditioning. and so we will be able to afford all of our schools to be renovated with h vac systems that will allow for there to be cooling cooler classrooms. school officials say some principles have created cooling spaces for students to help them beat the heat. a small

business owner in oakland is concerned for his workers safety after they were robbed at gun point twice in recent weeks. ktvu is amberleigh spoke with one of the workers who says he feels helpless. this is surveillance video of an armed robbery. two thieves walk up to a plumbing crew working in auckland's laurel district tuesday morning around 9 15 hurtful. ah traumatizing acerra , owner of oakland ruder and plumbing says this is not the first time his workers have been robbed twice in a matter of three weeks, but this year. we've had three vans, stolen equipment, thousands of dollars of equipments taken from us this time, one thief grabs plumbing equipment and runs to the getaway car and shortly after a thief opens one of the work vans and steals tools that will happen pretty fast. it was pretty quick. jose one of the three workers on site asked us not to show his face. he says two thieves walked up to him in the driveway and the one armed

with a gun approached him, he said, like, don't say nothing. and don't do nothing or i will kill you right now. i just got scared. jose says the thieves wore face masks, black hoodies and black jeans and that the thief armed with a gun spoke english with a central american accent, and he wore black and red nike tennis shoes. last night when i got home, i can still see his face. and i will. i mean, it's just like yeah, you can identify even with the mask on oh, yeah, of course this is the real has the camera and the lens. me the expensive sewer camera system that was stolen, he says. this equipment alone cost $20,000. he estimates that the loss from the armed robberies and the stolen vans adds up to $100,000. someone's gonna get hurt. someone's gonna get killed either us as field texts or them as as the thieves to prevent theft. the owner tells me he's removed the logos from all his vehicles. and put an extra locks. but all of these measures he says, wouldn't have prevented an armed robbery. now

he's calling on city leaders to do more to protect small businesses. amberleigh ktvu, fox two news thank you. amber and and robbed outside in east bay hospital. police say the guard was leaving the kaiser permanente medical center in san leandro just before noon yesterday with a bag of money and heading back to his armored truck. when he was shot , the guard collapsed in the suspect took off with the cash. we're scouring all the video that we can. i mean, there's literally dozens of cameras on the vicinity and around, um, the vicinity that will be looking through for more detailed suspect information. police say the victim is a man in his sixties who has worked for gardaworld for 40 years. the hospital was placed on lockdown for several hours while police searched for evidence. so far, no arrests have been made. california's water use dropped sharply last month as we deal with another year of drought.

the water resources control board says usage was down 10.5% in july compared to the same time last year. statewide california residents used an average of 104 gallons per day in july, and that is our lowest july usage since 2015 so that's good. we need to continue to do that. roberta was we were talking about the hot weather so much. we haven't talked about the drought, but it's still here . we were just discussing that just momentarily saying as soon as the heatwave and we'll get our attention back focused on the drought because basically, there's not a raindrop insight will show you our satellite imagery momentarily, but right now, let's express to you one more time that we do have an extreme heat warning and excessive heat warning in effect through tonight, in addition to that heat advisory around the bay temperatures going back up again to 110 degrees in the hottest occasion. she knows somebody's backyard will be then hotter than that clear skies out

over the bay right now, we're currently we have temperatures in the sixties and the north bay. 61 in santa rosa. it's 67 degrees that napa let's head to the eastern portion of our bay area where temperatures are stacking up in the mid and high sixties to the mid seventies in brentwood, discovery bay, also in tracy, 79. pittsburgh around the peninsula your temperatures exceeding today over 85 to 90 even hotter than that in redwood city. you're starting your morning at 67 degrees for the most part. meanwhile the southern portion of our district in the south bay san jose sporting 60 e eight degrees while it's in the low seventies in san martin and 63 degrees in capitola, the winds will pick up later today, and that's a good thing. we want to blow some of those pollutants out of the area. we do have a spare the air day in effect, but right now the winds are pretty calm. here is our satellite. imagery not a raindrop insight, but we could see some rain over the monterey bay area this weekend, one day at a time temperatures going up

from 99 yesterday in santa rosa to one. oh, seven. up to one. oh, nine, conquered 1 10 in livermore and one on one san jose. so it's inland where we will experience the triple digits. but look at redwood city yesterday was 100 degrees today . 99 83 degrees in san francisco and 108 in santa rosa. 106 and morgen hill boy. pam. we have one more day. tomorrow would triple digits. i'll have that five day forecast coming up in just a couple of minutes. okay thank you, roberta. another day . another defense argument from elizabeth holmes and why she should get a new trial up next. her attorneys say the evidence allowed in another case would have led to a different verdict for homes. and it's a first for thomas and friends children's series. when we come back, we're going to introduce you to a new character meant to help children with autism.

mornings onto acenas, a youth sports referee has been arrested accused of having sex with a student. police say the arrest of 46 year old darwin tanko comes after an independence high school student told police of the assault, she says it happened one day after school in april. investigators later discovered that it was tanko boys volleyball referee. san jose police say they are now searching for more potential victims. oakland police are investigating a deadly stabbing . officers say it happened just after 5 30 last night near elmhurst park. police were flagged down as they were heading to another call. the victim is a woman in her twenties officer tried to help her, but she died at the scene. now investigators are trying to figure out what happened. at this time, you know, a person of interest is detained and we do not believe that there is any threat to the safety of the public. this marks oakland's 86th homicide of the year. new developments this morning in the

murder of a las vegas newspaper reporter, police say clark county public administrator robert tallis was arrested on suspicion of murder of jeff garman. las vegas review journal investigative reporter. now german had spent months reporting on the turmoil surrounding until as oversight of the public administrator's office to less lost his reelection bid in june's primary after garments findings were published. the chance. he bailey project, the oakland based group advocating for fair and safe journalism, released a statement saying quote the killing of garment must be thoroughly investigated by nevada law enforcement. if it is a random and senseless murder. we are appalled, but if his killing is found to be related to his work as an investigative journalist, those responsible must be held to account. it must be remembered that killing a journalist never kills a story. the chancy bailey project was formed by a group of oakland

journalists after chauncey bailey was killed in 2007 for an investigative story. he was working on about your black muslim bakery. a wood products company is looking into whether a machine failure at its facility was the cause of the deadly mill fire in siskiyou county, roseburg forest products says it produces electricity by burning fuel remnants at facilities in the east of weed. it says a machine that sprays the ashes with water may have failed to call them down sufficiently. the fire started friday, killing two people and destroyed more than 100. homes and businesses. there's still a big threat for wildfires right now. here in the bay area, and the rest of the state and ktvu is jesse gary gives us a look inside a special san jose state university lab, where scientists are working to explore the link between high heat and wildfires. these are three d sonic, an imam occurs inside a top floor office in duncan hall, dr craig clements combs over a table full of technology. we wire this up,

and then there's the all the data are stored here. these are tools of his trade used to better understand the origins of wildfires. we're basically ready to deploy to a wildfire incident if something breaks out because of this heat wave sensors pre positioned around the state and nation paint an ominous orange picture once the data is displayed on a computer screen. california searing heat is not only pushing the mercury up, it's also sapping the soil of moisture. computer models can detail how great the danger is of wildfire. part of that model actually predicts the fuel dryness from weather conditions and that's over the whole us. so we use that at a very high resolution here in california to look at how dry the fuel's are actually getting because of the heat from the air, using infrared cameras mounted aboard a national oceanic atmospheric administration plane or on the front lines of flames with the school's own mobile radar unit. clements and his team of five tenure, track professors are studying conditions that cause

fires and then the material nature of the large flames. how and why they move and who's most at risk. the drier the fuels get the easier it is for fires to ignite the risk of fire. large fires breaking out is going to go up, so we have to be on the lookout this weekend. states wildfire research center recently received roughly $6 million in additional funding. the lion's share of that money came from the state. clements believes to be able to use those funds to expand his program to better serve firefighters and the public when heat waves such as this serve as a precursor to potential fire disasters in san jose, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news, all right, thank you, jesse. let's check back in with roberta gonzalez. i heard you say, when is our what did you say glorious fog coming in? we're going to start to see little hints of it beginning with later on tonight, but it's not like that 1200 ft. deep fog bank that's going to push onshore. but this is day nine

and our current heatwave where we've had temperatures well above average. and so that excessive heat warnings remain in effect until tonight, as well as a heat advisory bayside, but i got to tell you once the heat warning and the advisory is allowed to expire, the heat does not just shut off and again. this is wearing on our bodies. you may not realize it, but it is it's day after day. this is not only a two or three day heatwave, and we're still going to see some well above temperatures tomorrow. so if you see any of these signs or feel any of these signs that are on your tv screen right now. you want to call 911 and stay hydrated and by the way, ask your children when they come in the door ones. the last time you had a glass of water. it's really important to stay hydrated during this particular time when we're seeing temperatures here in the bay area that we've never realized before. now, right now, at this very early hour, we're seeing temperatures in the sixties and seventies and boy. those are our

overnight lows so far, 74 in san jose 70 and conquered in low sixties and santa rosa. we have hurricane k. we've been talking about this for several days now and by friday at three pm were expecting it to have fallen apart. we will see some of the remnants across southern california aren't they lucky san diego will have some rain in the forecast that begins to lift up by saturday. we see that shield of clouds work its way into the bay area. we will work. for two it as partly to mostly cloudy on saturday and on sunday here in the bay area, but it looks like we'll be void of any precipitation of this computer model is correct. now. future cast is illustrating that this particular time we will see some rain showers. moving to monterey bay, san benito county as well and even in the high sierra, and we'll see some of these remnants moving in and out all the way through monday, so we need to have a watchful eye on that are relatively humidity will go up

over the weekend as well. and we had that risk of a thunderstorm blaspheming at any point of the day, but right now we're just calling it partly to mostly cloudy. today we're just calling it downright hot away from the bay up to 1 10 and the tri valley. this is up from 106 and one oh, seven experience yesterday and pleasant in san ramon, dublin and livermore, up from 99 to 108 and santa rosa, 109 apiece and fairfield and an anti aquilino, six and morgan hill. these temperatures are hot. and it looks like tomorrow will still sell some hot weather , albeit cooler. if you want to refer to it as that i got to tell you, pam, i felt the difference yesterday. with our minor cold down. you will feel the difference inland. on friday . additional cooling takes place, but the humidity goes up, and so does the cloud cover on saturday and sunday and boy seasonal temperatures return. by monday, pam all right. thank you, roberta. well, the popular children's show, thomas and friends is adding a new

character. meet bruno, a break car that enjoys routines and schedules and is the first artistic character in the group . bruno features a bright red exterior with lanterns and stairs that helps show when he is cautious or excited. the character is voiced by autistic actor chuck smith. bruno's creators say they intend to show the challenges autistic children go through and give their friends and families and new insight on how to help them. tonight at 6 30. the san jose giants will take on the fresno grizzlies, and it will be monarch night at the ballpark to celebrate the premier of faxes. new country drama starring susan. uh, susan sarandon and trace adkins. our own sal castaneda will be at the game to throw out the first pitch. monarch premieres this sunday evening, right after the nfl and fax doubleheader. we are once again being asked to save power to avoid those rolling blackouts will tell you what the state wants us to do today for

the first time since this heat wave arrived, and we have avoided some big wildfires here in the bay area, but that is not the same for the rest of the state. we have an update on the fire that started this week in the sierra foothills. and jimmy garoppolo still on the 49ers, but it is now trey lance's team . we have a look at the leadership we are already seeing from the second year from the second year quarterback. you really can't get much for 5 bucks these days... unless... ♪ you got that bag ♪ ♪ you got that biggie bag ♪ ♪ you got that bag ♪ is that a real song? i think she liked it. your choice of sandwich plus all this for just 5 bucks is worth celebrating. choose wisely. choose wendy's biggie bag.

sent to the last suspect in a stabbing rampage that killed 10 . people in canada is dead, officials say. 32 year old miles sanderson died from self inflicted injuries after police force the stolen car he was driving off a highway. other reports say he went into medical distress after his arrest. sanderson's 30 year old brother , damien was the other suspect, and he was found dead on monday near the scene of the attacks. investigators have not given a

motive for the stabbings. food music and entertainment filled san francisco's chinatown last night for the eighth chinatown night out. many people gathered for a nice time in portsmouth square. lawmakers attended the event and used the opportunity to remind everyone in the a p i community to stay safe. i think there's no doubt that the most important issue in our city right now is making sure that everyone is safe. if people can't feel safe, they won't go out onto the bus. they won't go to the store. they won't come and visit this neighborhood. everything has to start with everyone in our community feeling safe. the event was put on by the san francisco police department and some sponsors. cycle it delic. drugs like mushrooms are now decriminalized in san francisco, the san

francisco board of supervisors approved the resolution this week, the measure says, arresting people for using growing and distributing plant based psychedelics should be quote the lowest law enforcement priority. it also state state c city resources. should not be used for investigations tied to the use of psychedelics. the mill valley film festival announced us star studded lineup glass onion knives out mystery is set to open the 45thn. art se smith rafael film center as well , according to the chronicle, actress kate hudson and leslie odom jr will attend the opening night screenings. and the after party at the marin county mart in larkspur, the middle valley film festival will screen 145 films representing 34 countries over 11 days. pre sale tickets are on sale now and just to remind you of there are just a few days left in ktvu s annual school supply drive or drive

just received a big boost. two men representing the hayward business community walked into the supply bank dot org office and handed over a check for $3000. that means we have now raised nearly $39,000. so thank you. a $20 donation is equal to $65 worth of school supplies, and the reminder of the drive ends this saturday to donate you can go to ktvu .com forward slash school. today the nfl is back the regular season kicks off with a potential super bowl matchup. defending champions los angeles rams host the buffalo bills, even though the game is that suffice stadium, the rams are actually underdogs against the bills or the favorites to win it all this season. it's a bad news for the 49 years before sunday's game against the chicago bears superstar, tight end george kittle suffered a groin injury earlier this week is considered day to day. at this point, the niners hoped for a good practice on yesterday,

but he's still says he did not feel right and other 49ers news. trey lance is not among the six players named team captains. the title is voted upon by the team usually goes to respected veterans. this year's 49ers captains are eircom stead. nick bosa, george kittle, jimmie ward , fred warner and trent williams . teams often have their starting quarterback as one of the captains, but lance will have to prove himself to earn that see on the front of his jersey. i voted for every single one of those guys, so i think every each and every one of them deserves it. yeah, it's ethnic goal of mine moving forward, but those guys have all proved it. that's that's what the sleeve is all about. you know, there's not many rookies who end up being the captain's. i know this is the second year, but he's a rookie for us in terms of his his first time being our starting quarterback. it was a close vote, coach kyle shanahan says. lance finished seventh in the voting, and deebo samuel eighth. police in southern california chased away a hungry home intruder. better get out of

here, garrett. they just yelling at bay bear, a mother and son and simi valley says the unwelcome guest entered through an unlocked kitchen door, causing them to flee to an upstairs bedroom and call authorities. the bear made itself at home, imogene through the refrigerator, even stacking on some cake. police body cam video shows the bear being chased away by the officers. and alameda county sheriff's deputy is suspected of a double homicide will tell you who talked him into surrendering while he was on the run. then hot weather sticking around for at least another day. temperatures are expected to top 100 degrees in many parts of the bay again. we have a complete forecast, including when we could finally see some relief. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. thursday

september 8th so nice to work with you looking forward to this ever since it was on the schedule. we love it. we love it passes in early we have ladies day today, roberta gonzalez here with our forecast, and you promised you you warned us. it was going to be a little hotter and yes, and i was just thinking when i heard september 8th and our opening here every single day this month, we have had temperatures well above normal and even some record highs. no record highs yesterday, but very , very close today. same scenario as our temperatures go back up again. excessive heat warning, in effect for that red highlighted area that is just about the entire bay area except where it is noted in the yellow . that is a heat advisory, all allowed to expire later on tonight. bottom line is it's going to be hot again today it will be hotter than yesterday. clear skies currently temperatures fifties beaches, sixties bayside. wow, it is nice outside right now, but well above our overnight low for this

time of the year 67 in redwood city bested by concord at 69 therapy field later today, pick your neighborhood 76 pacifica to 1 10 tried valley. the full forecast. it's still covered up. but right now, south castaneda first pitch man tonight, san jose judge you know i love the san jose giants. it's a fun game. you know what it's going to be fun and you know it's going to be a i think it's going to be hot, roberta. i know that you know, it's going to be hot down there so it's gonna be like 100 degrees or something. anyway good morning, everyone. i do have to talk about a new crash reported on westbound 92 heading out toward half moon bay right near skyline. it was a motorcycle crash, and that motorcycle is now off the road here on westbound 92 coming up the skyline, so we're going to keep an eye on that it could affect your drive over to half mumbai and you might want to think about using an alternate if you can't we're also looking at some of the other commutes were off to a decent start. when

it comes to the east bay commute. the bay bridge looks good. no major problems here getting into san francisco five. oh, one. let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. we do begin with some troubling news from overseas. england's queen elizabeth is under quote medical supervision with doctors concerned for her health. buckingham palace made the announcement a short time ago. we're told the queen is still at balmoral castle in scotland, where she has been all summer. the announcement comes just a day after the 96 year old monarch canceled the meeting and was told to rest. there's no word yet on what kind of medical issue doctors are concerned about. just a few days ago, she did meet with the outgoing prime minister and his replacement. as robert has been reporting, it's going to be another hot one in much of the bay area today, the livermore valley is expected temperatures near 110 degrees again schools in the area, responding by keeping students indoors for lunch and recess, some or even having early dismissals today will turn to ktvu magus. you're live in dublin with these changes, emma

good morning gasia. it's going to be in the triple digits by noon here today. and in the last week three dublin schools have had to close early due to blackouts. and it's the reason why today and tomorrow dublin public schools are releasing kids from school early. it's a proactive step in case there are more heat related power outages . antioch public schools also announced an early release today due to excessive heat and liver . more public schools are continuing with full day school. jewell's but are keeping kids indoors for lunch recess and p e and at rancho los mosquitos elementary school kids are learning how to handle the heat. talked about it at lunch time with the kids. let him know to drink plenty of water. today we're loose, light fitting clothing, light colors, so they're all getting schooled on how to deal with the hot temperatures. calling centers are open at various senior and community centers and libraries . some water parks like the

dublin wave closed during the school year, and the dublin wave does still open for swimming lessons and other classes during the year and you can check in your neighborhood where the nearest polling center is by going to the cow o s website. reporting live from dublin. emma goss, ktvu fox two news. thank you. emma south bay hospital says emergency plans kicked in patients were not in danger, but they did lose power substation failure disrupted service to santa clara valley medical center and san jose's o'connor hospital. backup generators then came online. but those generators also experienced problems for two hours at several valley medical buildings . the emergency department was closed to stroke heart attack trauma. and ambulance arrivals. seven patients had to be transferred to other hospitals. bart is putting safety measures in place again today amid this extremely hot weather, the trains top speeds have been reduced from 70 miles an hour down to 44 that happens whenever temperatures reach 100 degrees.

that caused some delays on the berryessa and dublin pleasant in lines yesterday. we would anticipate about 10 minute delays and just those really hot areas. so you know, near dublin near concord out near fremont, and then we also start doing visual inspections just to make sure the rail looks normal and there's no abnormalities with it. bart is already had one serious heat problem this week on a section of track between pleasant hill and concord, bart had a single track trains through that area, causing some delays. that problem has since been fixed. today in san francisco. an arraignment is scheduled for the man accused of killing his father and stepmother. ktvu first spoke to irvin hernandez flores in an exclusive jailhouse interview last month. florist told us that he drank heavily before driving to his father and stepmother's home in the bayview district. he brought along a gun, but insists he had no intention of killing them. flores blames the shootings on alcohol and anger at his father, who was recently accused by a relative of sexual abuse. san jose man charged with

killing his ex girlfriend is scheduled to return to court in december. investigators say 36 year old jose rosa shot and killed his ex girlfriend, susannah hernandez, pelino and wounded her boyfriend. authorities say rosa's then his friend's vehicle to try to escape to mexico but was caught at the border. the judge issued a protective order for the boyfriend and ordered held without bond. in alameda county sheriff's deputy is in custody this morning on murder charges, investigators say. devin williams jr invaded a home on colebrook lane in dublin early yesterday morning and shot and killed the married couple who lived there. one neighbor said she heard noise outside her home just before one in the morning, looked out and saw dublin police officers outside. squad car arrived and after he got out my windows were open, so i heard him say i've got to down. he knew them. he knew that this was not a random crime. the victims have been identified as a 42 year old woman named maria tran

, who was a nurse and 57 year old bennison trend. the two of a young son together, reporters have gathered for a news conference about the crime had to wait when williams called dublin police he was driving the central valley and the police chief garrett homes, talked him into surrendering. we were able to keep him on the phone line. and, uh, direct. the chp units down to the area near kalinga. it's down in fresno county, investigators say once the chp made contact with him, the deputy tossed his service weapon out of his car near the ultimate passed this morning. williams is being held without bail at santa rita jail. he's set to be charged with first degree murder and burglary tomorrow morning. new this morning. theranos founder elizabeth holmes is once again asking for a judge to grant her a new trial, saying there's new evidence that could overturn her conviction, according to the bay area news group, her legal team says arguments that were presented in the trial of sunny bowl wani would have led to a different

verdict in her trial homes. lawyers say prosecutors played down allegations that alwani had quote influence over her, but did the opposite inbal lonnie's trial. holmes was convicted earlier this year, and her sentencing is currently scheduled for next month. alright 508. we're telling ourselves one more day tomorrow it will be maybe one more day of intense heat. roberta that's exactly it. we have the excessive heat warning in effect tonight, but it just doesn't shut off that he just doesn't go away once that warning and advisory is allowed to expire now, where you see that highlighted area. all the inland regions, and that's where the temperatures will be climbing again. today we went down yesterday by several degrees down from 115 degrees. 2 99 degrees in santa rosa. but now we're taking a look at temperatures rebounding and going back up. computer wants to work with us here. we'll go ahead and take a look at some of

the other areas that are experiencing that heat advisory. it's pretty much around the bay side and again. all of that is until about eight o'clock tonight. it doesn't look like it really wants to work out so well, i think when it gets hot things don't work so well like bart and sometimes computers. maybe if i give it a little kick here will work one more time here. hmm yeah. there we go. thanks to the engineers. thank you. that is to kevin and doug and toc for that beautiful view of the golden gate bridge. we do have a spare the air day. in effect. you see all these areas here and yellow. that's where you're going to see the air quality compromised again today as the heat continues to climb, this is what we've been experiencing on monday and tuesday. we saw 116 degrees in livermore, the hottest temperature ever. ever reported there and then we saw the temperature go back down on wednesday. now the temperature is going to climb before going gradually back down for friday. so what you can anticipate yesterday 99 degrees in santa

rosa today one oh 7109 in concord, up from 106 in livermore to 1, 10 and 101 degrees and san jose castaneda will be at the san jose giants game throwing out that first pitch seventies at the beaches today eighties around the bay to 99 degrees, redwood city and 109 today. they're filled and an attack would talk about the weekend forecast and gasia and pam it has some big changes you want to know about. all right? thank you. roberta miscommunication is being blamed for some blackouts still to come. how a message from the state lead to unnecessary outages, also a new investigation into a man who died while in police custody. the officers involved were cleared will tell you what the man's family is now asking

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new this morning, the u. s secretary of state made an unscheduled visit to ukraine, bringing with him billions in aid. money secretary antony blinken announced more than $2 billion in military spending for ukraine and other european countries threatened by russia. the announcement comes as ukraine's military began a counter offensive to retake parts of their country currently held by russian forces. the $2 billion contribution brings total u. s aid to ukraine to more than $15 billion since the war began earlier this year, students who survived the sandy hook school shooting nearly a decade ago are sharing a message of hope with students in uvalde, texas, in an interview with the associated press, the former sandy hook students talked about their experience after the shooting in newtown, connecticut. but said they want the children from you've aldi to know. quote you will live with your trauma, pain and grief and it will get better. biggest piece of advice i can say is find comfort in you know your loved ones, especially

classmates because they have that shared trauma. don't bottle things up, you know, talk to your family or friends, but i think that just not feeling ashamed. not feeling like what you went through wasn't valid. that's a huge part of coming to terms with what happened. and you know, just be kind to yourself. this week, students who went to rob elementary went back to class, and you've aldi but at different schools elementary is still closed and will ultimately be demolished. the students return to class comes three months after a gunman shot and killed 19 children and two teachers at their school. we have an update about a violent arrest in san rafael that sparked large protests. the marin county district attorney's office is now investigating the incident back in july, two police officers confronted a man who was drinking a beer on a side street in the canal district. police body camera footage shows the officer taking him to the ground violently and hitting him after the man stood up when he

was told to sit down. the man said he needed to get his i d out of his back. pocket man ended up with a concussion scraped face broken nose. both officers are on leave all the incident is investigated. california's attorney general is now investigating what happened to a man who died while in police custody in antioch. angelo quinto was having a mental health crisis at his family's home in december 2020 when police responded in a restrained him face down for several minutes. he never regained consciousness. prosecutors cleared the officers involved last week, saying that the coroner reported quinto died from excited delirium syndrome, a term almost exclusively applied to people. when they die in police custody. now an attorney for the family is challenging that saying an independent autopsy shows quinto was asphyxiated. suppressive persons dying friend. they will cut off oxygen that you need for your brains, almost a conclusion

that was that wanted. and he wanted to 50 evidence to that. now the d a s office also wrote that quinto had fentanyl in his system even though records show it was administered after he was unconscious in the hospital, the family of angelo quinto and his supporters gathered outside the state building in oakland yesterday, demanding justice and accountability. i know the truth. will prevail. you know, justice is never easy to achieve. it is a hard road to take. we asked attorney general brantas office about their investigation confirmed that it is taking the case but would not comment any further time is 5 16 santa clara county is starting to administer the new covid boosters, health officials say people can get either the fighter or modern a shot. they say it doesn't matter which vaccines you've had. previously several 100 doses were given out at the county fairgrounds in san jose. we're now hopeful that an

annual fall booster might be sufficient for covid. um and the hope is that as new variants could arise, they would likely arise from this omicron variants that has been circulating throughout this year. santa clara county officials say that appointments are available at all local vaccination locations and clinics. a federal judge in texas ruled against the required coverage of hiv drugs, saying it's unconstitutional. the plaintiffs include two christian owned businesses, they argue the affordable care act should not be required to provide coverage for hiv prevention medication prep because they say it violates their religious freedom . the ruling does not make clear if it only applies to the plaintiffs or if it's a more sweeping precedent. the biden administration is e. cal fire ce battling a fire in the sierra that is burning out of control. the mosquito fire is burning across the eldorado and plaster county lines. hundreds of people have been told to evacuate. cal

fire says that is for their own safety and to make the firefighters jobs easier if people don't leave until they see flames, it makes it much more difficult for crews to get to the fire and protect their property. when those orders come in. it's the right time to leave . don't wait. there's not time to waste when an evacuation order goes in, it is time to get out. really scary. it's awful, but you know, i love living in the mountains. you know, you gotta take the bad with the good, i guess. the mosquito fire started tuesday and quickly exploded in size and has now burned more than nine square miles. fire crews hope slightly cooler weather today will help them get some control on the fire lines. the cause of that fire remains under investigation . fairview fire in southern california has burned more than 15 square miles now firefighters have just 5% containment. two people died while trying to escape that fire. more than 4000 people have been ordered to evacuate near the city of hemet in riverside county, right, 5 18

straight back to whether it's been our big story now for more than a week, and it really does wear on a person, roberto. it certainly does it wears on you physically and mentally, we have temperatures that we've never experienced ever here in the bay area, and we have a couple more days to go, starting with today that excessive heat warning remains in effect till tonight. and advisor in that yellow highlighted area because around the bay side, we will see temperatures well above average as well again if you want the relief you had to the beaches where temperatures today will be in the seventies clear skies over san francisco, where today's temperature will be well above average. but right now it's 64 59 in santa rosa boy, does that sound nice after 99 degrees yesterday? 115 degrees. it was on tuesday. 76 now inbred wood and also mid seventies and throughout the tri valley where yesterday it was one oh, six, down from 116 degrees. we have temperatures currently around the bay in the mid sixties. the

winds are slight for the most part under 10 mph throughout most reporting stations, calm winds right now from san carlos through mountain view into mineta international airport. these winds will be rotating today, west. good thing that's onshore, push them to the southwest 10 to 20 mph. we need a good push today to blow out the pollutants. it is a spare the air day, so limits your outdoor activities, especially where the temperatures are in the triple digits. so here we go. we've been talking about that huge dome of high pressure, basically right here in compass in the entire state of california and most of ut we've also been monitoring this right here. this is hurricane k . and it's a category two hurricane, but by friday. tomorrow afternoon, the remnants of it will be blowing into southern california and the former some rain showers. we will be the recipient of the cloud shield. we'll call it partly to mostly cloudy saturday and sunday. right now, future

cast as an illustrate we'll see any kind of rain showers, but it looks like it will make it up by saturday, three pm into monterey bay, perhaps carmel by the sea as well and look at sunday afternoon, inching its way in towards the santa clara valley, so we'll keep a watchful eye on that. meanwhile we could see some thunder bumpers in the high sierras. so if you're heading to tahoe for the weekend, i to the skies right now we've got temperatures from 50 and south lake tahoe is 76 degrees and blue canyon don't have any thunderstorms in the forecast right now, but mighty warm to downright hot and again, we'll keep a watchful eye. today's numbers decadent from 76 degrees in pacifica to 110 degrees. and that will be experienced and throughout the tri valley again , we're talking livermore san ramon dublin m. pleasant in all the way streaming into concord and walnut creek at 109 83 degrees in san francisco. typically, we should be in the high sixties near 70 degrees 101 in san jose. your extended

forecast has called for the temperatures to gradually slide down but still triple digits. warmest occasions inland. we will see temperatures with added humidity and added cloud cover at night. maybe big drop on saturday sunday. seasonal gasia. by monday. thank goodness for that. roberta gonzalez. thank you. 5 22, researching the link between extreme heat and wildfires next project underway in the south bay that might predict some of the areas at greatest risk. in the united states is facing the possibility of another partial government shutdown still to come the deadline for congress to agree to a new deal t

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a hill or working on a stopgap measure to help avoid a government shutdown. federal funding ends at the end of the month. this means congress must pass a spending bill by then, to avoid a shutdown. it's expected lawmakers will pass some kind of stop gap funding extension

called the continuing resolution or cr. we think they're a good number of republicans who agree with that. and so we're hoping about midi city. cr will go till about mid december, and then we might do an omnibus. i don't think the government is going to shut down when it costs money to shut the government down. both democrats and republicans are facing pressure to get a funding bill done so they can get back home and campaign for the midterm elections in november. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will vote on legislation to protect same sex marriage. in the coming weeks. democrats and a small group of republicans are moving to safeguard same sex marriage following the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade and the federal right to an abortion. in that ruling, and opinion from justice clarence thomas indicated that an earlier high court decision protecting same sex marriage could come under threat. democrats need the support of at least 10 republicans to overcome a filibuster and get the legislation through the senate

happening today and tomorrow, transportation secretary pete buttigieg will tour some bay area infrastructure projects will join house speaker nancy pelosi, san francisco mayor london breed and the director of the municipal transportation agency on a tour of the nearly completed central subway project. project improved transit through some of the city's busiest, most densely populated areas. the transportation department provided nearly a billion dollars for the construction secretary buttigieg then goes to oakland tomorrow on a bus tour through the city. oakland received a $14.5 million federal grant for this project called reconnecting the town organizers say it's centered around transportation, equity safety and reconnecting major roads, including several neighborhoods to the waterfront. coming up on mornings on two primers rubbed at got robbed at gunpoint still to clump here from one victim as he describes what happened and what the robbers were after that helping students stay cool. we'll go to a peninsula middle school and show you what's

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a security guard shot and robbed outside of san leandro hospital coming up what we know so far about the attack in broad daylight and temperatures are heading higher again today. the statewide flex alert is also one hour longer. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning . i'm gasia mikaelian. it is thursday. september 8th. we're in for another day of intense heat. this means not turning on the oven having another salad for dinner, roberta. i used my air fryer yesterday. fryers are great, too, and i turned it on at three o'clock and i had a full £5 chicken, almost a turkey like right at that weight, but i put it in the air fryer was done in 16. in its did not heat up

the house this morning still smells like chicken perfect. and it was delicious to everybody do whatever you can to beat the heat because even though the excessive heat warning is allowed to expire tonight at eight o'clock and the advisor around the bay, the heat just doesn't shut off. it's settled in right now. we still will experience tomorrow, daytime highs in our inland areas and the triple digits, low triple digits. but it will still be over 100 degrees. clear skies beautiful view bird's eye view of the city by the bay. we're currently at 65 in san francisco . you know, i gotta giggle a little bit because the average high temperature in san francisco this time of the year 69 65 right now. 73 in san jose going up to one oh one today. hotter inland today than yesterday. warmer around the bay , then on wednesday, and the coast is just sterling. it's beautiful. it's 76 degrees today in pacifica, your full forecast is coming up right now. south

castaneda, where should we start ? let's start at the bay bridge . roberto right now. it looks pretty good. but this is the time when it starts to change a little bit. if you are driving on westbound bay bridge you can see traffic is okay with no major issues. you can also see that it's getting a little bit more crowded on some of these other commutes as well. it's not crowded in the south bay a little bit of slowing on north bend one. oh, 15 31, let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. we are now in day nine of the statewide flex alert and the california power grid operators say so far. we have managed to avoid those rolling blackouts. today's call for all of us to save energy is two hours longer than usual. the independent system operator is asking all of us to limit our use of electricity between three o'clock this afternoon until 10 o'clock tonight. state officials hope those cooler temperatures starting tomorrow night will mean an end to the flex alerts. the power grid saw its biggest strain earlier this week, and a

miscommunication is being blamed for some unnecessary power outages and several cities not served by pg and e cities, including alameda, healdsburg, lodi and palo alto, the agency that oversees the power in those cities is the northern california power authority. now it says one of its dispatchers misunderstood communication from callous oh, and call as calling for outages. the ncp a says it's now working with calyx, so to ensure such a miscommunication does not happen in the future happening today, puccini's keeping its community resource centers open in the east bay because of the extreme heat and power outages. alameda county site is at the san leandro main library in contra costa county. people can go to the rodriguez community center on f street and anti och anyone can drop in to charge their electronic have wifi access, get some water and snacks. i'm actually very pleased. i wish there were more people here. i wish i'm sure a lot of people don't even know about it and you know, but i love this. this is beautiful for

the kids to hang out at each side is open from eight in the morning until 10 o'clock at night. and now that we've been in this extreme heat for more than a week, there was even greater concern about the effect it can have on people. firefighters are telling everyone to keep taking it easy outside and to stay inside and eric conditioned rooms as much as possible. many people in the north bay, though, don't have air conditioning. we've had some people taking refuge in one of napa's cooling centers. never seen anything where the weather has been this particularly high before, and it's also not cooled off in the evening, so no loss of portable to come over here to get cold in the third day room we've been here. the cooling center at the napa senior center will be open again today for me in the morning to late o'clock at night water bottles were handed out to students in east palo alto. this is all part of an effort to help students and staff stay cool. state senator josh becker dropped off the water bottles that cesar chavez middle school, the ravenswood

city school district also received new portable air conditioning units, since some of the classrooms do not have a conditioning. our elementary schools. there is no air conditioning, and so we will be able to afford all of our schools to be renovated with h vac systems that will allow for there to be cooling cooler classrooms. school officials say some principles have created cooling spaces for students to help them beat the heat. one small business owner in oakland says he's concerned for his workers safety after they were robbed at gunpoint twice in recent weeks. ktvu amberleigh spoke with one of the workers who says he feels helpless. this is surveillance video of an armed robbery. two thieves walk up to a plumbing crew working in auckland's laurel district tuesday morning around 9 15. it's hurtful. ah traumatizing agnosia basara, owner of oakland ruder and plumbing says this is not the first time his workers

have been robbed twice in a matter of three weeks, but this year. we've had three vans, stolen equipment, thousands of dollars equipments taken from us this time, one thief grabs plumbing equipment and runs to the getaway car and shortly after a thief opens one of the work vans and steals tools that will happen pretty fast. it was pretty quick. jose one of the three workers on site asked us not to show his face. he says two thieves walked up to him in the driveway and the one armed with a gun approached him, he said, like, don't say nothing. and don't do nothing or i will kill you right now. i just got scared. the thieves wore face masks, black hoodies and black jeans and that the thief armed with a gun spoke english with a central american accent, and he wore black and red nike tennis shoes. last night when i got home, i can still see his face. and i will. i mean, it's just like yeah, you can identify even with the mask on. of course, this is the real has the camera and the lens. me the expensive

sewer camera system that was stolen, he says. this equipment alone cost $20,000. he estimates that the loss from the armed robberies and the stolen vans adds up to $100,000. someone's going to get hurt. someone's gonna get killed either. us as field texts or them as the thieves to prevent theft. the owner tells me he's removed the logos from all his vehicles and put an extra locks. but all of these measures he said, wouldn't have prevented an armed robbery . now he's calling on city leaders to do more to protect small businesses. amberleigh ktvu, fox two news thank you. amber and armored truck guard is in critical condition this morning after he was shot and robbed outside in east bay hospital. police say the guard was leaving the kaiser permanente medical center in san leandro just before noon yesterday with a bag of money and heading back to his armored truck. when he was shot, the guard collapsed and the suspect took off with the cash. we're scouring all the video that we

can. i mean, there's literally dozens of cameras on the vicinity and around the vicinity that will be looking through for more detailed suspect information. police say the victim is a man in his sixties who has worked for gardaworld for 40 years. the hospital was placed on lockdown for several hours while police searched for evidence. so far, no arrests have been made. memphis police have arrested a man who drove around the city shooting at people, apparently in random attacks, investigators say 19 year old ezekiel kelly killed four people and injured at least three others in seven separate shootings. they do not have a motive for the attacks. police say kelly was live streaming his actions on facebook. they also report he was charged with attempted first degree murder two years ago. california's water use dropped sharply last month. during this third year of drought in our state water resources control board said usage was down 10.5% in july compared to the same month last

year. statewide residents used an average of 104 gallons a day in july. that's the lowest july usage since 2015. that's good. we were talking earlier that we've talked so much about the hot weather. we haven't talked about the drought, but things are drying up quickly with this heat, pam, you were saying many of your neighbors don't even have a lawn anymore. right brown or their they re landscaped awhile ago to just you know, drought resistant, right? i was at the farmers market. i saw a guy with a stand saying that he paints lawns green again. yeah ok. yeah right green. okay why not take a godzilla? we were talking last week about in chicago after a five day heat wave in 1995 over 700. people did die of the heat over 700 people, and many of them were senior citizens and impoverished people, and a lot of it was heat exhaustion and heat stroke and we are into what day nine of temperatures well above average, so please be very mindful. if you suffer from heat exhaustion,

you may feel faint or dizzy. if you have heat stroke, it's a throbbing headache. look at all those different signs and also, please be very mindful of the kids. the children asked them. when's the last time you've had water as they walk into the house, and if you have any doubt at all, please call 911. we still have that excessive heat warning in effect until tonight at eight o'clock and advisory around the bay. but be very mindful of all of this, even though the warning it does expire. the heat is in place. we still have friday. a gradual cool down the temperature still above 100 degrees in our inland areas. clear skies right now. temperature wise fifties at the beaches high fifties and santa rosa after topping off at 99 yesterday, 65 in oakland 73 degrees in san jose. it is a spare the air day so the air will be compromised again. today you notice that hes in the atmosphere never a good thing to see the air that you breathe.

alright temperatures going to go back up again today from 99 in santa rosa to one. oh 7109 and conquered one. 10 in livermore throughout the tri valley, so you know somebody's backyard will top off at 1 11 or 1 12. it depends on the concrete and the amount of pavement 101 in san jose when the average high this time of the year it's 84 degrees , okay, let's pinpoint your neighborhood forecast 99 today in redwood city. 106 and morgen hill, 103 and napa 100, sam rafael nevado, nicasio clarksburg, marin city. we've got the five day forecast and garcia pam, i'm going to talk about how the effects of a hurricane can affect our weather here locally over the weekend. very interesting. thank you. roberta oakland's largest homeless encampment, maybe cleared out today, up next, the concerns from activists about the judge's ruling, and it's a first for thomas and friends

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referees. arrest, accused of having sex a student. police say. the arrest of 46 year old darwin teng comes after an independent high school student told police about an assault, she says it happened one day after school in april, investigators say tanko boys volleyball referee was the attacker. santa's a police say they're now searching for more potential victims. oakland police are investigating a deadly stabbing officers say it happened just after 5 30 last night near elmhurst park. police were flagged down as they were heading to another call. the victim is a woman in her twenties, officers tried to help

her, but she died at the scene. now investigators are trying to figure out what happened. at this time, you know, a person of interest is detained and we do not believe that there is any threat to the safety of the public. and the investigation continues. new developments this morning to bring you in the murder of a las vegas newspaper reporter, police say clark county public administrator robert tellis was arrested on suspicion of murder for the death of jeff, chairman of las vegas review journal investigative reporter german had spent months reporting on the turmoil surrounding palaces oversight of the public administrator's office tell us lost his reelection bid in june's primary after germans findings were published. a group of bay area journalist that formed the chauncey bailey project released a statement saying the killing of german must be thoroughly investigated by nevada law enforcement. if it is a random and senseless murder . we are appalled, but if his killing is found to be related to his work as an investigative

journalist, those responsible must be held to account. it must be remembered that killing a journalist never kills a story. chauncey bailey project was formed by a group of oakland journalists after bailey was killed in 2007 in retribution for his is investigative reports about your black muslim bakery. we now know what may have caused the deadly mill fire in siskiyou county, a wood products company is looking into whether a machine failure at its facility was the cause. roseburg forest products says it's pretty. it produces electricity by burning fuel remnants at its mill in the city of weed, they say a machine that sprays the ashes with water may have failed to call them down sufficiently. the fire started friday, killing two people and destroyed more than 100 homes and other buildings. roseburg says it plans to provide up to $50 million for a restoration fund. so far, the bay area has been spared of any large wildfires during this heat wave. but the risk is still there ktvu is jesse gary gives

us a look inside a special san jose state university lab where scientists are working to explore the link between high heat and wildfires. these are three d sonic an imam attar's inside a top floor office in duncan hall, dr craig clements combs over a table full of technology. we wire this up, and then there's uh, all the data are stored here. these are tools of his trade used to better understand the origins of wildfires. we're basically ready to deploy to a wildfire incident if something breaks out because of this heat wave sensors pre positioned around the state and nation paint an ominous orange picture once the data is displayed on a computer screen. california searing heat is not only pushing the mercury up, it's also sapping the soil of moisture. computer models can detail how great the danger is of wildfire. part of that model actually predicts the fuel dryness from weather conditions and that's over the whole us. so we use that at very high resolution here in california to look at how dry the fuel's are

actually getting because of the heat from the air, using infrared cameras mounted aboard a national oceanic atmospheric administration plane. or on the front lines of flames with the school's own mobile radar unit. clements and his team of five tenure, track professors are studying conditions that cause fires and then the material nature of the large flames. how and why they move and who's most at risk. the drier the fuels get the easier it is for fires to ignite the risk of fire. large fires breaking out is going to go up, so we have to be on the lookout this weekend. states wildfire research center recently received roughly $6 million in additional funding. the lion's share of that money came from the state. clements believes to be able to use those funds to expand his program to better serve firefighters and the public when heat waves such as this serve as a precursor to potential fire disasters in san jose, jesse gary ktvu fox two news tonight at 6 30, the san jose giants will take on the

fresno grizzlies its monarch night at the ballpark to celebrate the premier of fox's new country drama starring susan sarandon and trace atkins. and this is exciting. our own south cast data will be at the ballpark and he is throwing out the first pitch. monarch premieres this sunday evening. you'll see it right after the nfl on fox doubleheader that's very exciting. little nerve wracking, right? i mean, sound yourself, have you? you've done an opening pitch before. have you know i haven't but i just play baseball growing up. well, i know so you can make it to the plate. you don't have any. i mean, not only that this is the thing that people don't realize you don't have to actually pitch it. you just have to throw it not gonna go into like a tim. come crazy, you know? i'm a middle aged man, pamela, so just throw it. you know, it's gonna be fun, though. i think what's going to be fun about it is all those people who are going to come out and say hello. it's going to be nice to meet you. let's go out and take a look at the commute. you can see the traffic at the bay bridge is

getting a little bit slower, and now it's going to be a little bit slower on the bridge as well. so this is where it begins. the traffic is also doing okay here. but in most of these communities start seeing more and more people joining us for the morning commute can see traffic on 8 80 from 2 38 heading down to 92. is a little bit slow and speaking of 92 across the bridge, it looks okay over the one oh, one, but there was a motorcycle accident on westbound 92 right here at skyline, so watch for some slowing as you head over to half moon bay, 5 49. let's go back to roberta, who's doing the weather ? do you know the distance between the mound and, uh, with the catcher is 60. dew point something feet or 60.6? yes, and you can do it. we're banking on it. well you know, i i've done. i haven't thrown out the first pitch, but i used to play the number one thing. roberta is not to get nervous. just have a good time. you'll get nervous. yeah

it will happen. i was also nervous when i first was on tv. and now look at me. i know you're a star. you're gonna be a big start tonight. no i threw out first pitch before and i wanted to throw up. i really did idea was it was like, why am i doing this? alright morning, everybody as you get ready to head on out the door. i hope people weren't eating their breakfast when i said that right? we have an excessive heat warning in effect until eight o'clock tonight in advisor around the bay, but remember, the heat will continue again tomorrow just not as hard as it will be today as temperatures again climb and comparison to yesterday. we don't have a cloud in the sky right now. nothing but clarity. visibility is unlimited and the temperatures bank from 59 in santa rosa to 73 degrees in san jose, sixties in concord. so this is how we stacked up this week on labor day on monday. and on tuesday 116 degrees we've never seen or felt that before in livermore, and that was the official high

temperature. we went down to one. oh six yesterday. now todae climbs gradually before we see the temperature drop off ever so gently on friday. now we have a temperature span today in our inland areas. 100 to 1 10, this is again intense heat and this is dangerous heat. that's what we experienced on tuesday. as we went into wednesday, we dropped off. as we just alluded to today , we warm around the bay and in our inland areas. pretty stable . the temperatures will not be that tempered 76 degrees and pacifica to 1 10. that will be the hottest occasion of our inland area that will be again and throughout the tri valley pretty much encompassing the antioch area, pittsburgh and fairfield as well. this is interesting. hurricane k. it's a category two on a scale of 1 to 5. the remnants it's going to be falling apart will scatter some rain showers in southern california began to lift up in another direction into the los

angeles basin, trying to nick monterey bay by saturday afternoon. we will be the recipient here within the bay area. a partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions saturday and sunday increased levels in the humidity as well as going to feel muggy, but right now, computer models suggest we will not be the recipient of any kind of rain showers. here's your numbers. pinpoint your neighborhood 101 and valet hope venetia and martinez rodeo as well. 99 redwood city seventies to triple digits again today one no. two outside number on friday, and then we see temperatures begin to stabilize with increased humidity over the weekend. seasonal pam and gasia garcia by monday thank you, roberta, the popular children's show, thomas and friends is adding a new character. we want you to meet bruno. he's a break car that enjoys routines and schedules and as the first autistic character in the group , bruno features a bright red exterior with lanterns and

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page that killed 10. people in canada is dead, officials say. 32 year old miles sanderson died from self inflicted injuries after police force the stolen car he was driving off a highway . other reports say he went into medical distress after his arrest. sanderson's 30 year old brother, damien, is the other suspect. he was found dead on monday near the scene of the attack. investigators have not given a motive for the stabbings. food and music and entertainment filled san francisco's chinatown last night for the eighth chinatown night out. president's community leaders, police officers and firefighters gathered for a good time in portsmouth's square. government officials attended the event and used the opportunity to ensure everyone in the api community that safety is their priority. i think

there's no doubt that the most important issue in our city right now is making sure that everyone is safe. if people can't feel safe, they won't go out onto the bus. they won't go to the store. they won't come and visit this neighborhood. everything has to start with everyone in our community feeling safe. the event was put on by the san francisco police department and some sponsors. well, today, the nfl is back the regular season kicks off with the potential super bowl matchup . defending champions los angeles rams host the buffalo bills. but even though the game is that suffice stadium in los angeles, the rams are actually underdogs against the bills are the favorites to win it all this season. some bad news for the niners just before sunday's game against the chicago bears. superstar tight end george kittle suffered a groin injury earlier in the week, and he's considered day to day. the niners had hoped practice yesterday, but he still didn't feel right. another nighters news quarterback trade lance is

not among the six players named team captains. the titles voted upon by the team and usually goes to respected veterans. this year's 49ers captains are eric armstead, nick bosa, george kittle, jamie ward, fred warner and trent williams. teams often have their starting quarterback as one of the captains, but lance will have to prove himself to earn the sea on the front of his jersey. i voted for every single one of those guys, so i think every each and every one of them deserves it. yeah, it's ethic goldmine moving forward. but those guys have all proved it. and that's that's what the sleeve is all about. you know, there's not many rookies who end up being the captain's. i noticed this is the second year, but he's a rookie for us in terms of his his first time being starting quarterback it was a close vote, coach kyle shanahan says. lance finished seventh in the voting, and samuel was eight. because people coming here for beer for cold drinks for ice cream, and they can't get any of that right now. another flex alert today with more extremely hot weather all across the bay area. what's in store for today as we've been

locked now, in this historic heatwave for more than a week. also we're following breaking news this morning on the health of the queen of england why doctors are now on alert as her family heads to her side. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning, september 8th. we like to call this friday. eve yes. early on in the day. i let's check in with reverting gonzalez. i'm hoping friday and the weekend is bringing cooler weather in that fog. it's been a long week, hasn't it? yes. single day. i wake up thinking, okay. we can make it through this day. then we'll make it through that the hottest weather is way behind us. and then we cool down yesterday, only to warm back up again today, but not to where we were on monday tuesday, but nonetheless, the national weather service continues to allow that heat advisory and warning the vise around the bay and the warning in inland areas to remain in effect until eight

o'clock tonight. clear skies. currently official sunup will be at 6 44, and by then you'll see that we have some hazy conditions out there. it is a spare the air day right now number stacking up from 50. nine degrees in center rosa 2 72 degrees in the south bay in san jose. meanwhile later today at the seashore with the sunshine 76 pacifica, mass speech, montara beach and even half moon bay in the seventies, up to 110 for the hottest occasions of our inland areas in livermore, we have the full forecasts, including your weekend outlook that's coming up. but right now, let's say big, good morning to south castaneda. all right. good morning, roberta. right now we do have traffic that is getting busier all over the place, and that includes the bay bridge toll plaza. in case you're wondering there is a backup there now for almost all the way out to the may so we're right up and at them at six o'clock and you can see the traffic is going to be okay. once it gets onto the bridge. it looks better.

this is a look at interstate 80, and that's also doing very well . i think community hasn't been all that severe. there is a little bit of slowing on interstate 8 80 between hayward and highway 92. in his work between 2 38 and 92 in hayward at 601, let's get back to the headlines. thank you, sal. topping our news this morning. the family of queen elizabeth has reportedly traveled to balmoral castle. as news comes out, the doctors are concerned about the queen's health. buckingham palace announced just about an hour ago that the queen is under quote, medical supervision. the announcement comes just a day after the 96 year old monarch canceled a meeting and was told to rest. there's no word on what kind of medical issues doctors are concerned about. but just a few days ago, she did meet with the outgoing prime minister and his replacement and the new prime minister lives trust tweeted this message after hearing the news quote. the whole country will be deeply concerned by the news from buckingham palace. this lunchtime, my thoughts and the thoughts of people across our united kingdom are with her majesty, the queen and her

family at this time. time is 601 . it's going to be another hot one for much of the bay area again. today the livermore valley is expected temperatures near 110 degrees schools in the area, responding by keeping students indoors for lunch and recess, and some are having early dismissals today. ktvu gasses in dublin. this is one of the best spots to keep cool. i've been to that ice rink a number of times, emma well, it's actually too cool for me right now. it's freezing. this is the dublin, iceland skating rink, and here we have early morning skaters who are getting in some practice before the school day starts and in dublin over the last week, three schools have had to close due to blackouts. which is why today and tomorrow dublin schools are getting out. early to proactively make sure that students don't have any more blackouts in their schools for the rest of the week that could be heat related. they're living the liver. more public schools are also continuing with

full day schedules, but are keeping kids indoors for lunch recess and p e and at rancho los esposito's elementary school kids are learning how to handle the heat. talked about it at lunch time with the kids. let him know to drink plenty of water. today we're loose, light fitting clothing, light colors, so they're all getting schooled on how to deal with the hot temperatures. polling centers are open at various senior and community centers and libraries and some water parks, like the dublin wave closed during the school year. the dublin wave is still open for swimming lessons and other classes and you can check on the cow s website from which cooling centers are open in your area reporting live in dublin dos ktvu, fox two news. emma thank you. another various school district is shortening the school day because of this hot weather, antioch unified says with temperatures expected to be as high as 111 degrees. there are moving to an early release schedule today. this means elementary school is out at 11 30 in the morning middle

school gets out at noon. high schools are done at 1 20. the school district says it's meant to help reduce the strain on its air conditioning systems. school districts in dublin and nevada have also moved some days to minimum days this week due to the extremely hot weather. today is a record setting ninth consecutive day of flex alerts. today's will be two hours longer than yesterday's. now the state's power grid operator says well, californians did what it takes to prevent those rolling blackouts yesterday. they are calling for us to do it again today. today's flex alert, though, will start at three o'clock this afternoon. and it continues all the way until 10 o'clock tonight. there will there have been some power outages, though in pockets of the state caused by equipment failures in the heat. i think it's time to cool down the nights are still warm, and all the equipment remains remains hot, so it doesn't get a chance to cool down and recuperate from the heat. so the next day comes in and puts a little more strain and that's not true are squeezed in. he has been with pg and e for 38 years. this is the

longest heatwave he's ever experienced. he's what pg any calls and electric trouble, man. his job and other utility workers is to find and fix problems as quickly as they can , even when there are big obstacles. and that's out in the field over here. i couldn't drive to because it would be unsafe to drive, possibly catching the grass on fire. so i climbed over the barbed wire fence and hiked the pole and operated equipment from from the pole. question says circuit overloads and rolling blackouts are not the only reasons people are left in the dark. pg now has a program that automatically shuts off power and a high fire risk danger area when trees fall on those power lines, and then that also requires a troubled man to walk the length of the power line to find the problem and get it fixed. before the line can be reenergized governor gavin newsom discrediting the emergency alert that was sent out to 27 million californians for preventing major blackouts yesterday, governor says our state was on the verge of

launching those rolling blackouts when the emergency alert went out two phones on tuesday the message warned of interruptions unless people took action, the governor said his staff debated for days on whether or not to use the message. now, he says it worked. within 45 minutes. we saw roughly 2600. megawatt reduction. and uses had that not happened. we would have had some besotted load reduction. ah, that was extraordinary. the challenges. you're right. you overuse that it begins to dilute itself. and so i'm hoping we don't have to do that again. if we do do that again, please take it seriously. we don't do that lightly. the governor also responded to some criticism that the state was exporting electricity to other states during the surge in demand, he said, well, california's required to send out that energy we ended up actually taking in more power from other states that are states sent out. his net 8000. imported megawatts and

a modest amount of export based on the firm contracts without those firm contracts. if you renege that impacts our imports as well the governor also said he supports the extending of life of california's last nuclear power plant diablo canyon as we transition to more green technology, he says, we don't need a new nuclear plants, saying california's installing more battery storage facilities like the one that just opened up in moss landing and alameda county sheriff's deputy will be in court tomorrow to be charged in a double homicide. andre senior joins us now live talking about so far. investigators are releasing only some of the information they have. andre here's what we know right now. pam the deputies at santa rita jail this morning jail records show he will be official. fully charged with first degree murder and burglary tomorrow morning. authorities say devin williams jr broke into home on cold brooklyn in dublin shortly before one o'clock yesterday morning. one neighbor told us she heard a lot of noise and saw police cars outside the home. squad car arrived and after he got out, my windows were open,

so i heard him say, i've got to down authorities say once they were inside, they found 57 year old bennison trend that is 42 year old wife, maria dead. the couple have a young son, but investigators are not saying whether he was in the home when the killings happened. dublin police had called a news conference about the desk, but it was postponed while the police chief took a call from williams as he was driving through the central valley. alameda county sheriff's officials listened in on the call, while the chief convinced williams to turn himself in. we were able to keep him on the phone line. and, uh, direct. the chp units down to the area near kalinga. it's a great loss for our community. and it's even more disheartening to find out that it was one of our own. that actually was the trigger person behind this tragic incident. deputy surrendered peacefully. community members say they're stunned that a peace officer has been arrested for the deaths of their neighbor. it is scary because these are the people

that you you look to you to protect you and take care of you and they're doing things like this. how can we know that we are secure, especially when a police officer coming to the crime investigators say williams knew the couple. they also say the killing is part will have ar understanding once they're able to give out more information, but officials from dublin police department and alameda county sheriff's office did not say when that might happen. we'll let you know back to you, garcia andre. thank you were hearing that people living at oakland's largest homeless encampment. could be removed as soon as today. activist groups tell us they're spending the morning protesting at the wood street encampment to try to stop people there from being evicted. we are live there in oakland. things are quiet at the moment. two weeks ago, a federal judge ruled the caltrans can move forward this week with its plan to clear that sprawling homeless encampment some 200 people are believed to be living there. caltrans the city of oakland and alameda county, of all been pushing to clear the site, citing multiple recent fires

that have started at the wood street encampment. of course we will keep you posted again. this live picture shows not too much activity at all right now. today to transportation secretary pete buddha judge will be in the bay area. it's part of a trip to see the progress on local infrastructure projects, he will join speaker announced. nancy pelosi, mayor london breed and the director of the to for a tour of san francisco's newly completed central subway project . the new subway improves transit through some of the city's busiest, most densely populated areas. the federal transportation department provided nearly $1 billion for the construction tomorrow, secretary buttigieg will be in oakland to meet with leaders there about improving safety and equity on the roads and public transit. alright, let's talk to our own traffic experts castigated monitoring a thursday commute. is it heating up at all? in certain spots? it is highway four and 80 come to mind gasia and pam. good morning to you. let's go out and take a look at highway four. first of all, and you can see where the

road sensors that it is pretty slow there and you can see traffic is going to be busy now. we also see that 80 westbound between elsa branton, berkeley. we had a couple of earlier items , including the crash near gilman. that's been cleared, but traffic is slow, eastbound 37 on the way to the layover eastbound from novato. there is a crash at wilson. it might be affecting the westbound commute as well. the east bay commute doesn't look all that slow. but there is a backup here at the bay bridge toll plaza and 6 11. let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal firing the sierra foothills continues to grow out of control . why? it's been tough for firefighters who are rushing to make sure people get evacuated from that area. family members calling for justice why the state attorney general is taking over an investigation into a death in police custody. and we're also talking about that weather cooler weather finally on the horizon as we look at the sun starting to rise over the bay area, meteorologist roberta gonzalez will talk about how much longer this heat wave will

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coroner reported kendo died from excited delirium syndrome, a term almost exclusively applied when people die in police custody. now an attorney for the family is challenging that saying an independent autopsy shows quinto was as fix e eight id. if you suppress it, person dying friend. they will cut off oxygen that you need for your brains, almost a conclusion that was that wanted. and they wanted to 50 evidence to that. the d. a s office also wrote that kiddo had fentanyl in his system even though records show it was administered after he was unconscious in the hospital, the family of angelo quinto and supporters gathered outside the state building in oakland yesterday, demanding justice and accountability. i know the truth. will prevail. you know, justice is never easy to achieve. it is a hard road to take. the attorney general rob bonta, said the office is taking

this case would not comment any further. fire crews are battling a fire in the sierra that is burning out of control. the mosquito fire is burning across the eldorado and placer county lines. hundreds of people have been told to evacuate. cal fire says it's for their own safety and to make the firefighters jobs easier. if people don't leave until they see flames, it makes it much more difficult for crews to get to the fire and protect their property. when those orders come in. it's the right time to leave. don't wait . there's not time to waste when an evacuation order goes in, it is time to get out. really scary. it's awful, but you know, i love living in the mountains. you know, you gotta take the bad with the good, i guess. the mosquito fire started tuesday and quickly exploded in size and has now burned more than nine square miles. fire crews hope the slightly cooler weather today there will help them get control on the fire lines. because of that fire is still under investigation, and the fairview fire in southern california has burned more than 15 square miles. firefighters

have it just about 5% contained at this point. two people died in that fire while trying to escape it more than 4000 people have been ordered to evacuate near the city of hemet in riverside county. now that we've been in this extreme heat for more than a week. now there is even greater concern about the effect it can have on people. firefighters are telling people to keep taking it easy outside and stay inside in the air conditioning as much as possible. of course, many people across the bay area in the north bay in particular don't have air conditioning. we found some people taking refuge at one of napa's cooling centers. never seen anything where the weather has been this particularly high before, and it's also not cooled off in the evening. so no loss of portable come over here to get cold in the third day room we've been here. the cooling center at the senior center is open again today from eight in the morning until eight o'clock at night. alright 6 17 is the time right now and staying off the roads because it's another spare the error alert. i believe

right south it is and some people could use transit. some people have no choice that other than to drive and right now we do have some commutes that are beginning to fill up out there. let's go to the bay bridge first and i'll show you that it is filling up at the bay bridge. it's been that way since about six or actually closer to 5 45. we started seeing it fill up like this, and it is not too bad once on the bridge. this is a look at interstate 80 and oakland. it looks very good. no problems on the peninsula on one on one or 2 80, but westbound and eastbound 90 to 1 way traffic control 92 near upper skyline because of an earlier deadly motorcycle crash. their traffic is getting by. but there is one way traffic control. so just beware at the top of the hill there. you can also see the celtic commute looks okay. and that is off to a nice start. 6 18. let's bring roberta into talk about today's weather. okay, sal, so you're going to be thrown out first pitch of the san jose giants game tonight?

what time i believe it's at six, but i'm going to get there early. okay so to san jose, you know, in the afternoon commute thing that's giving me the most stress, actually, and it should , right dropping driving down there. your temperatures are going to be the upper eighties low nineties. okay the humidity will be ideal at 27% but if your ball your pitch goes south the winds you can blame it on the wind the wind out of the northern northwest at 12. so there you go, go sound castigating. good luck to you. alright in san jose, the average high a temperature this time of the year is 82 degrees today, topping off at 101 degrees sacramento average 91 11 today and livermore's average sized 87 with the forecast high of 110 so, therefore the national weather service says that we will continue to have the excessive heat warning and the advisory bayside in effect until eight o'clock tonight. but please be very mindful once that warning and advisory expires tonight. the heat just doesn't

shut off. we'll have another day . another unusually warm weather to downright hot conditions inland on friday, we have sun up at 6 45 boys and that beautiful , you know, you hate to say it's gorgeous, but it is, but that's actually the ozone in the atmosphere, and that's why we have a spare the air day in effect. temperatures currently 63 san francisco to 75 in brentwood. it's 59 in santa rosa in 72 in san jose. the winds have been under 10 mph this morning but will rotate to the west. and southwest 10 to 20. that's a good thing to blow out some of that pollutants. talk about blow off. this is going to be the remnants of hurricane k. it's going to spread some rain showers by friday afternoon into san diego, lifting up in a northerly direction towards the los angeles basin. it's gonna skirt outside of monterey bay and san benito county by saturday afternoon and then look at sunday morning very, very close to the bay area could see a couple of rain jobs in the

south bay before all of this. slipped out of the area and our future cast does confirm that will start to see the marine layer return later on tonight. overnight it's going to hang tight to the coast, so this is our cooling, but it's not going to reach our inland areas, and there's the blow off the partly to mostly cloudy sky saturday and sunday from hurricane julie haener 76 degrees at the seashore to 1 10 inland 108 to the north and center rosa up from 99 yesterday. one oh, one throughout the rose garden district of san jose, one. oh, six. morgan hill and in gilroy, triple digits one more day on friday, then a drop by 12 degrees in our inland area saturday and sunday, but we increase the relative humidity. we also increase the cloud cover . finally seasonal as we greet you back to work in school on monday. pam. all right. thank you, roberta. the us just signed off on more money to help ukraine. we have details on the announcement during a surprise trip for a top biden

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power this week. a security guard shot and robbed outside of san leandro hospital. what we know about the attack and what investigators are turning to for leads. from ktvu. box two news this morning's on to take you live to the new york stock exchange this morning, and the company now known as top golf calloway brands ringing the bell celebrating their new official name, and this morning jeep announced it will have four all electric suvs by 2025, including one that is inspired by the very popular jeep wrangler. the numbers are headed lower after the european european commission raised rates over there. we'll talk about business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us. sam cooke and i'm gasia mikaelian it's thursday, september 8th will continue with our big story, which is, of course, the extreme heat. yes relief today, but if we look out toward the weekend, roberta, it is coming and then we have a different scenario over the weekend. it's going to be a

little bit more. cloudy and also a little bit more muggy, but we have to take it day by day and today still triple digits with an excessive heat warning in effect until eight o'clock tonight and around the bay. it's an advisory inland high stacking up to 110 son has come up and we're looking at a cloudless sky . it is a spare the air day today with hazy conditions. currently temperatures bank from 59 in santa rosa. 2 72 degrees in san jose, cupertino, campbell conquered that 69 degrees letter today with the abundance of sunshine. we will have dangerous heat again away from the bay, santa rosa at 108 1 10 and throughout the tri valley 109 conquered through fairfield into anti och 106 and morgan hill. the weekend forecast that is a completely different outlook. it's still straight ahead. but right now, since it is a spare that aired down, wondering, so have you seen any kind of

valium? towards bart and mass transit. you know, i haven't noticed a difference. i think that there could be. i just haven't noticed it yet, roberta, but i'll keep my eye out for that. it is a spare the air day as reported just mentioned, and if you can help out air quality by taking public transportation that would be very appreciated. let's go out and take a look at highway four, and you can see that it is a little bit slow here as you drive over toward concord from basically a point and a little bit of pittsburgh. also, as we look at highway 24 is getting more crowded on the way to the tunnel and the bay bridge. which is crowded from about the foot of the mcarthur maze. 8 80 doesn't look too slow . neither does 5. 80 i do want to alert you about this deadly crash. we've had a motorcycle on 92 getting over to half moon bay actually, at the top of the hill near upper skyline. one way traffic control in that area. suffolk commute still off to a good start, 6 32, let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. we are still following that breaking news this morning from overseas.

buckingham palace announced this morning that the queen is under medical supervision. uh, we want to take you live now to balmoral castle there in scotland that is the queen's residents. she has been there, as she normally does . she spends the summers there she most recently received the new prime minister, liz truss, but the doctors are have announced from buckingham palace. as her majesty's health. ah has is under medical supervision right now. the family we understand has been notified, and they are flying into scotland at this time to be there with the queen. we're taking you live here to london as well, of course, the uk, um, talking about this and thinking about the queen this morning and we will continue to bring you updates but queen elizabeth the 2nd 96 years old. they're in scotland and she is in under medical supervision at this time. we are now in day nine of

the statewide flex alert in the california power grid operators say. so far we have managed to avoid any rolling blackouts. today's call for people to save energy is two hours longer than usual. the independent system operator is asking all of us to limit our use of electricity between the hours of three o'clock this afternoon, all the way until 10 o'clock tonight. state officials hope cooler temperatures starting tomorrow night will mean no more flex alerts. we're learning that some smaller rolling blackouts in the bay area may have been caused by a miscommunication dispatcher for the california power authority reportedly misunderstood instructions from the state power grid that led to power agencies in alameda, healdsburg, lodi and palo alto preemptively shutting down power, which turned out not to be needed. the power authority says it's working to make sure this doesn't happen again. pg and e is continuing its community resource centers, keeping them open in the east bay today because of the heat and the outages. the alameda county site is the san leandro main library. contra costa counties is the rodriguez

community center on f street in antioch. now anyone can drop in . you can charge your electronic devices. they have wifi access and you can get snacks and water . we found some people who took advantage of those services. i'm actually very pleased. i wish there were more people here. i wish i'm sure a lot of people don't even know about it and you know, but i love this. this is beautiful for the kids to hang out at each side is open from eight o'clock in the morning until 10 o'clock at night. this morning, secretary of state antony blinken made an unannounced visit to ukraine today, where he announced another $2 billion in us military aid for ukraine and other european countries threatened by russia. during his visit to kiev, secretary blinken met ukraine's famous de mining dog named patrol and met with members of the state emergency service of ukraine. secretary blinken but brought treats for the jack russell terrier he brought patrol along when he visited a children's hospital and handed out gifts there. an armored truck guard is in critical condition this morning

in the east bay after he was shot and robbed outside a hospital. police say the guard was leaving the kaiser permanente medical center in san leandro just before noon yesterday with a bag of money. he was heading back to his armored truck when he was shot. the guard collapsed and the attacker took off with the money. we're scouring all the video that we can. i mean, there's literally dozens of cameras on the vicinity and around the vicinity that will be looking through for more detailed suspect information. police say the victim is a man in his sixties he's worked for gardaworld for 40 years. the hospital was put on lockdown for several hours as police searched for evidence so far, no arrests . we are hearing what may be the cause of that deadly mill fire in siskiyou county, a wood products company is looking into whether or not a machine failure at its facility was the cause. roseburg forest products says it produces electricity by burning fuel remnants at its mill in the city of weed, they say a machine

that sprays the ashes with water may have failed to call them down sufficiently that fire started friday killed two people and destroyed more than 100 homes and other buildings. roseburg says it is planning to provide up to $50 million for a restoration fund. scientists at san jose state university are working to explore the link between high heat like what we're seeing right now and massive wildfires. we got to take a look inside the fire weather lab scientists there say they are monitoring sensors all across the state and the country to study fires and the weather. they say computer models can detail how much wildfire risk there is. part of that model actually predicts the fuel dryness from weather conditions and that's over the whole us. so we use that at a very high resolution here in california to look at how dry the fuel's are actually getting because of the heat. they're also ready to deploy the technology to the fire lines with a mobile radar unit. the team is hoping to

expand to better aid firefighters when the heat waves serve as a precursor to potential fire disaster. let's see if we can't get you out the door 6 37 typically the time of morning sell, you start to see a bit of an uptick in traffic activity. that's right. and this morning we got started early. gasia and pam, we have been seeing just a whole bunch of slow traffic out there. i do want to mention that the east bay is usually where it begins. first this is a look at highway 24 in lafayette. you can tell it is getting crowded. it's not stop and go for the most of the way, but there are some spots where it does slow down and there is stop and go traffic at the bay bridge, which is typical for this time. nothing yet in the way of stop and go traffic on oakland freeways 8 80 or 5 80. i want to mention that we've had this deadly crash with a motorcycle on highway 92 near upper skyline, and it's having one way traffic control coming out of half moon bay and heading down there or over the hill. so to speak, so either way, 92 is going to be tough between 2 80 highway one in both directions

as they do one way traffic control in the area. otherwise the peninsula looks okay. northbound one. oh, one little slow against san jose, but so far so good with this commute. 6 38. let's bring roberta back in here with today's weather. are you a southpaw? no, no, no. i throw with my right hand throwing with your right hand at six o'clock tonight. san jose giants. is it municipal stadium still where they play or memorial memorial? yes so i will i have all the details. here i've been i will. i will fill you in the foot. six inches. the mount to the catcher could like tonight, sal and hi, everybody. good luck to all of us. we have one more day of temperatures up to 110 degrees while above normal for this time of the year. right now, hazy conditions already persist. persist it is a spare the air day temperature wise 55 half moon bay to 74 brentwood los seventies in san jose and high fifties in santa

rosa again a spare the air day we need a good breeze. we may pick one up late. today out of the west and southwest 10 to 20 numbers are going back up up from 99 yesterday in santa rosa to one. oh, seven. livermore up to 110 degrees san jose 101 and from one oh 2 to 1 oh, nine and conquer. but look at this. it is the return of the marine layer by five o'clock tomorrow morning . we'll see it hanging very tight to the coast wants to move into the bay void of our inland areas where we will have one more day, just slightly above 100. and then look what happens for your weekend. we have cloud cover partly to mostly cloudy skies both days. temperatures today 76 at the beaches to 1 10 in livermore, 108 in santa rosa and 106 in morgan hill around the bay, where we had that heat advisory effect eighties and nineties 99 degrees of redwood city. we do have a baseball game tonight, not just the san jose giants, with south castaneda throwing out first pitch, but

the a's welcome the white sox to town. clear skies. game time temperature at 79 degrees pam and gasia thank you, roberta. rs filing for bankruptcy up next what that could mean for your next trip to the movie theater and the owners of a beloved san francisco ice cream shop are worried about the future of their business coming up in the seven o'clock hour the surprise the owners found on google after they started seeing surveyors around their shop last month. and football season kicks off tonight, but inflation is tackling football fans plans to tailgate this season and also in the next hour. we're going to talk about how you can still kick off the new football season without breaking the bank. we'll be right

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available for preorder tomorrow in today's dollars and cents. the parent company of regal cinemas has filed for bankruptcy company has said it is struggling to rebuild movie theater attendance lost during the pandemic. there are six regal movie theaters here in the bay area. servant cisco, oakland, berkeley, dublin, fairfield and san ramon. the company says it does have $2 billion in financing to keep businesses going as usual during the bankruptcy process. the former ceo of disney believes the pandemic has left a permanent scar on movie theaters . bob iger says the he doesn't think as many people will go to the theaters or go as often as they did pre pandemic. that's because many people discovered the option of streaming and the flexibility to choose which movies to watch. and when he says another reason not as many people are going to the theaters right now is there are fewer movies being released? netflix is reportedly looking for new ways to cut costs as it faces large losses in their number of subscribers. according to the wall street journal. the company

is taking multiple steps to reduce spending, including hiring fewer staff, cutting cloud computing costs and even limiting how much company apparel is given to employees. there's a lot of just sort of, you know, nickel and dime ng sort of cost cuts lots of sort of cost discipline that netflix didn't pay as close attention to when it wasn't in the crosshairs of all this competition that it's facing now. recently the company laid off more than 400 employees that also started leasing out some office space to reduce it's footprint, some of the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg, belongings are now up for auction. among the items are one of our glimmering judicial callers, which are made of glass beads. it's believed to be the first time any of the callers will be sold to the public. most of them have ended up in museums, including the smithsonian. some of our signature gloves will also be for sale, her family says. former justice sandra day o'connor suggested she wear gloves for health reasons. he was struggling with her first bout of cancer at that point and

had come back from radiation therapy without missing a day on the bench and justice, o'connor said. you know you're going to be shaking hands with a lot of people. why don't you consider wearing gloves and she always said she liked them so much? he just kept them online auction is benefiting a charity that provides humanitarian assistance to children worldwide. most people spend some time thinking about their college major and a new twitter survey shows many of them now wish they had given it a lot more thought. nearly 40% of all college graduates say they wish they had focused on a different program, almost half of humanities and arts major say they regret their decision and it's not all about career opportunities more than 30% of science, math, computer science degree holders say they do it differently if they could. even 22% of engineering majors say they should have chosen something else. i have college girls right now and what i tell them and interns who come

through, i would say, look out ahead. what's your dream job? how would you spend your day? what would you enjoy doing and then work towards that because it's like that. it really should be about happiness, right? right time at work. so if you're lucky , you'll be doing your job. maybe you know, 40 years and you want to pick something you love you enjoy the best advice i got in high school broadcast major. i was not. i was a nikon major. look at you. but you're using that in your job there. i like it. no regrets. no regrets. all right, let's turn to south castaneda as we help get you out the door, so lot of people hanging on your every word this morning. well and i think i should let people know that if you're in the east bay, you are going to see a lot of slow traffic already. it's nothing unusual if you drive this way every day. but look at highway forward. we do have slow traffic coming in from bay point and continuing out toward the area there if you drive out to the willow pass grade and into concord, also this morning, we do have traffic that is going to be busy on 6 80. it's getting a little bit slower as you approach walnut creek but also

on 2 42 is you can see there and on 80 if you look at the left of your screen. you are going to see traffic that is going to be busy driving out toward the berkeley area. i want to mention that if you're driving on the approach to the same mateo bridge that looks a little bit slow, no major issues, though, on the same mateo or on the dumbarton bridge. now let's talk about today's weather. let's get to roberta. i have a gift for you. we do our live weather camera. don't go away. you have to check this out. because absolutely beautiful this morning. check this out yourself at home as well. we're featuring the estuary and it's just glorious this morning. it's beautiful, albeit a bit on the hazy side. we have flat waters at this time, but a little bit choppier later today, when the winds do increase, and we are talking about a sea breeze today , and that's welcome news out of the west and southwest 10 to 20 late day 63 at this hour and san francisco when the average high temperature 69 it is 69 conquer.

it's 69, also in hayward in 72 degrees in san jose. the wins have been under 10 mph all morning long but will increase late day and that's certainly good news because they'll blow some of those pollutants out of here. and it is a spare the air day, so hopefully some better air quality by tomorrow. here we go again. we have hotter temperatures inland. we have hotter temperatures around the bay, but it will remain steady around the peninsula and the seashore. this is really good stuff here, right here. what you're looking at by friday. late afternoon, the remnants of hurricane k. it's gonna blow off into southern california's been wobbling off the baja california coastline is going to provide some rain showers around san diego lift into the los angeles basin overnight and through saturday morning and notice that shielded cloudiness working its way towards the bay area and just nicky monterey bay by saturday afternoon. carmel by the sea. also san benito county

, and it looks like we have a chance some of these showers working its way to the south bay will have to keep a watchful eye right now. our future cast us and illustrate will have the rain showers there but which will think he'd right. meanwhile we will have partly to mostly cloudy skies saturday and on sunday. in fact, our future cats first off illustrates the return of our beloved marine layer by friday evening. and in the morning hours as well, but in the evening hours, it begins to surge into the base. so that does reflect some cooling hair. and there's the cloud cover all associated with the remnants of k and so humidity will go up as well. meanwhile, spare the air day today 76 degrees in pacifica to 1 10 in livermore, one. oh, six, morgan hill 108 in santa rosa. tonight another very warm night. it will be kulish along the coast, and that's most welcome. 59 pacifica to 78 degrees. that's an overnight low and antioch's. here's your extended forecast. we have one

more day of temperatures into the triple digits but cooler and our inland areas, temperatures really drop off, but increase the cloud cover in the humidity saturday and sunday and finally, garcia, we both bring in and welcome some cooler conditions and seasonal highs by monday. it looks great, roberta. thank you . coming up. millions of young adults in america moved back in with their parents during the pandemic coming up in the next hour, the main reason so many of them are still living at home. now california compares to the rest of the country. as we look at this trend, then the heat wave has caused more people to take public transit. the new record ridership, one transit agencies reporting want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations

permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves.

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as you rebuild your economies and bounce back from this pandemic. this is humanity's big chance! don't choose extinction. save your species before it's too late. it's time for you humans to stop making excuses and start making changes. elements morning in the murder of a las vegas newspaper reporter, police say clark county public administrator robert tell us was arrested on suspicion of murder for the death of jeff harriman. las vegas review journal investigative reporter chairman had spent months reporting on the turmoil surrounding tell us is oversight of the public administrator's office. tell us lost his reelection bid in june's primary after germans findings were published. a group of bay area journalist that formed the chancy bailey project released a statement saying the killing of german must be thoroughly investigated by nevada law enforcement. if it is a random and senseless murder. we are appalled, but if he's killing is found to be related

to his work as an investigative journalist, those responsible must be held to account. it must be remembered that killing a journalist never kills a story. the chancy bailey project was formed by a group of oakland journalists after bailey was killed in 2007 in retribution for his investigative report about your black muslim bakery. the second and final suspect in a stabbing rampage that left 10 people dead in canada is dead himself, officials say. 32 year old miles sanderson died from self inflicted injuries after police force the stolen car he was driving off a highway. other reports say he went into medical distress after his arrest. sanderson's 30 year old brother , damien, was the other suspect. he was found dead on monday near the scene of the attack. investigators have not given a motive for the stabbings. psychedelic drugs such as mushrooms are now decriminalized in san francisco san francisco board of supervisors approved the resolution this week. the measure says, arresting people for using growing and distributing plant based psychedelics should be the

lowest law enforcement priority . it also says that city resources should not be used for investigations tied to the use of psychedelics. the mill valley film festival has announced a star studded lineup glass, onion and knives out mystery is set to open the 45th mill valley film festival on october 6th at cine arte sequoia and the smith rafael film center, according to the chronicle, actors kate hudson and leslie odom jr will attend the opening night screenings and the after party at the marin county martin clarksburg valley film festival will screen 145 films representing 34 countries over the course of 11 days. pre sale tickets are available now. happening today. the nfl is back the regular season kicks off with the potential super bowl matchup. defending champions the los angeles rams are hosting the buffalo bills. now, even though this game is that so far stadium the rams are actually underdogs against the bills. who are the favorites to win it all this season? some bad news for the 49ers just before sunday's game against the chicago bears superstar, tight end george

kittle suffered a groin injury early this week, and it's considered day to day now. the niners had hoped he'd practice yesterday, but he still didn't feel right. another niners news trade, lance is not among the six players named team captains . the titles voted upon by the team and usually goes to respected veterans. this year's 49ers captains are eric armstead , nick bosa, george kittle, jamie ward, fred warner and trent williams. teams often have their starting quarterback is one of the captains, but lance will have to prove himself to earn the sea on the front of his jersey. i voted for every single one of those guys, so i think every each and every one of them deserves it. yeah it's f a goal of mine moving forward. but those guys have all proved it and that's that's what the sleeve is all about. you know, there's not many rookies who end up being the captain's. i noticed this is the second year, but he's a rookie for us in terms of his his first time being starting quarterback it was a close vote, coach kyle shanahan says. lance finished seventh in the voting. samuel was eight. this morning. bart says yesterday was the second highest ridership day since the beginning of the pandemic, it

says more than 163,000 people took part yesterday during the heat wave. that's even with trains being slowed down as a precaution. many people turn to bart the only other day during the pandemic. that was more than yesterday's ridership was the day of the warriors parade in june before the pandemic bart had about 400,000 riders every day. it's going to be another scorching hot run across the bay area. today, many inland neighborhoods will see temperatures over the 100 degree mark what people are doing to stay cool during this historic heatwave as another flex alert has been called, also in alameda county sheriff's deputies booked on murder charges accused of shooting and killing a married couple in dublin. details on what happened as we're learning new information about the victims. then we're following breaking news from overseas about queen elizabeth's health. the latest reaction from the uk as the royal family is rushing to her side. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and welcome back. i'm

gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm pam took tuesday. today is not tuesday. let's not go back thursday. yes it is september 8th, and it has been a long week. we're glad to be on thursday and hopefully looking for a cooler weekend. let's check in with roberta gonzalez. it has been a long week very long week and we've just been taking baby steps and baby steps to get to the next day. the next hurdle because we've been experiencing historic weather here in the bay area. it's alive , whether camera looking out towards the estuary this morning, people are out. i don't know if you could see him rowing and kayaking. good time to get your exercise in early because we do have another excessive heat warning in effect for inland areas where currently it's in the seventies. it's 71 , as well. 71 in, santa rosa, 63 francisco the heat warning is going to expire tonight with the heat advisory around the bay. temperatures will bang from 96