ago. that's good news for some bay area commuters worrying about how they get to where they need to go and the mosquito fire still burning and plastic count% now california's biggest wild re of the year, we'll tell you the latest on the firefight as evacuations continue. box two news. this is mornings on two good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. september 15th. middle of the month, right in the middle of what a difference a week makes. as we go to roberta from last week to this week now we have some winds. yeah definitely much cooler, prefer being cooler or hotter. i definitely like cooler cooler me to like to see summer go. i mean, i enjoy, you know. bye yeah, by a week from today is the end of summer. how about that? the first day of autumn on the 22nd of september. good

morning, everybody. we do have several decks of cloudiness out there 500 ft with some areas of fog. another deck is about 600, then 1200 ft. the bottom line is mostly cloudy at the door right now. temperature wise, 52, santa rosa. 64 in livermore, otherwise fifties and sixties. pretty common around the area. we will bank between 65 80 degrees for official house today and once the clouds lift lots of sunshine , albeit brisk, with the winds out of the west 10 to 20 go ahead. pinpoint your neighborhood 71 degrees today in oakland, streaming along to hayward, backing through castro valley, 76 degrees in redwood city and 78 degrees that's pretty much one of our outside numbers until we reach 80 and fairfield. we've got your full forecast, and dave and pam and sal i'm tracking modifying rain showers and i'll tell you what to expect it, okay, i'll be listening closely. roberto good

morning. let's go out and see what we have. now you can see traffic is moving along very nicely to start off this thursday morning. so far so good on the bay bridge. it looks very nice. this is, uh, you know, great time to be commuting. for the most part, the only thing that you have to worry about it this time is there are some people out there who drive too fast. so be careful as ccps out there. this is a look now at the east bay commute. we're off to a nice start 402. let's go back to the desk. thank you. new this morning a tentative agreement between us freight railways and the unions representing rail workers that for now has averted a possible double strike that was due to begin late tomorrow night. just hours ago. president biden in a statement called the tentative deal a quote when for tens of thousands of rail workers who worked tirelessly through the pandemic to ensure that america's families and communities got deliveries of what has kept us going through these difficult years. that

statement also says for the american people, the hard work done to reach this tentative agreement means that our economy can avert the significant damage and he shut down would have brought a strike would have affected 30% of all freight in the country. also it would have affected commuters and travelers because most of the nation's passenger service runs on rails operated by the big freight train companies. we talked to bay area commuters who worried they'd have to deal with bay area traffic on their own. no if no agreement was reached. i'll have to drive in taking the train. which means more wear and tear on my vehicle and money for gas, which are already paid for a train ticket is going to be horrible. will force me to drive and traffic is nasty and i don't want to think about it. yeah some tribal loose, already been affected by the fallout from the possible strike earlier this

week and track stopped its long haul service through the bay area. at this point, we don't know how news of this tentative agreement will affect this morning's rail service. we're trying to find out how each agency is reacting to the news and how service may possibly be disrupted. we're going to bring you all the latest right here with us all mornings on two san francisco police are being targeted by thieves who stole catalytic converters from at least four police vehicles. the theft happened monday at the police special operations bureau in potrero hill, officials confirmed thieves had two police trucks and two vans. officers are checking surveillance videos in the search for the suspects. so far, no arrests have been made our time now 404, the man convicted in oakland's deadly ghost ship warehouse fire were 36 people were killed six years ago, maybe headed back to jail, the alameda county district attorney says during the surge of derrick coleman is home in mendocino county authorities

found bows and arrows, a machete and ammunition and that could violate his probation manner pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with that 2016 warehouse fire were 36 people died. he was released last year , based on time served, and he's serving home confinement. also to oakland. cannabis cultivation centers were ordered to permanently stop using diesel generators in alameda county judge upheld an order by the bay area air quality management district, telling the company green sage to stop using diesel generators at their two locations in oakland judges now in courage, ng air quality officials to apply for a temporary restraining order in case the company tries to use those generators again. a woman from oakland is in custody this morning accused of selling fentanyl in san francisco. federal authorities have charged to see a medina zuniga for

selling 161 g of fentanyl to undercover officers in the area of u. n plaza. those drugs are valued at about $2600. investigators say the woman travels regularly to the city to sell fentanyl. medina zuniga is currently being held without bail. we're learning new details about santa clara county's plan to have narcan available at all high schools in the county, santa clara county board of supervisors is now earmarking $135,000 for the purchase of narcan kits. now it's in response to the growing threat from opioids disguised as candy on school campuses. a young person could think they're taking, um, a percocet or something that they bought that online and it could be laced with fentanyl and kill them. the treatment is administered by a spray in the nose that prevents an overdose immediately without the danger of addiction. county school officials say the vast majority of high school communities welcome this new

safety tool time. now 406, a high school football coach in ballet, hill is recovering this morning after being shot while trying to stop a fight outside of alejo high school. ktvu s cristina rendon talked to his family and friends who say he works hard to keep students away from violence. the bond between coach joe pastrana and coach alfonso hadn't goes beyond coaching high school football, played sports together as children and give back to their community as coaches for the vallejo generals basketball team they started five years ago we spoke with hatin on facetime always been very ambitious and passionate about, you know, making sure that these kids you know, have a better life to live here. well you know to sports or coach joe, as he's called, was shot while trying to break up a fight outside valeo high school tuesday afternoon, it's believed some students were fighting with a group of men in the street and someone from a dark colored sedan fired shots as the car drove away from the fight isn't

surprised pastrana's tried to step in saying he's a site safety supervisor on campus kids get to school. make sure you know these kids get home straight sticking up. that's why for me. it's like my brother. a family member tells me off camera. pastrana is recovering at home with his family by his side. he grew up in vallejo and played sports there before going back as a coach. they're thankful for all the people keeping him in their prayers, hoping for speedy recovery on campus, really love kids at school right now, roughly a third of students did not show up for school as extra officers patrol the neighborhood and counselors were brought in from the county. district spokeswoman selena baggio says they're focused on keeping staff and students safe. it's upsetting were upset about it about it. we are talking about what can we do so something like this doesn't happen again. patton who also coaches varsity football at galileo high is grateful pastrana will be okay when i was saying bed just kept talking

about the place for the kids and making sure that he was getting the defensive packages because he was working on them all that day to make sure that the kids had got him at practice that day . in true coach forum, he's already thinking about the kids and friday night the team did not practice on tuesday. they were back out on the field practicing wednesday afternoon after school they will be taking on alameda high in alameda on friday. in vallejo, cristina rendon. ktvu, fox two news. thank you, christina mosquito fire now california's largest wildfire this year, it has burned more than 63,000 acres. containment is just 20% new evacuation orders were issued on tuesday and wednesday in eldorado county, more than 11,000. people in el dorado and plaster counties are currently evacuated from their homes after the flames jumped the american river. alright our time is 409. roberta gonzalez is here. she has your thursday morning weather. roberta and i have it for the firefighting efforts

also in the high sierras some good news this morning the relative humidity is up. in fact, right now reporting about 70% air temperature stands at 54 degrees, and the winds are slight. that's certainly good news as well. let's take a look outside right now. locally mostly cloudy skies looking out towards s f o, where the current temperature 52 degrees in santa rosa, if you want to compare, i remember yesterday at this hour it was 50 degrees there, so we'll see if it drops down to about 49, which was the overnight low last night. 62 in hayward is 60 and conquered the winds up to 15 and fairfield. otherwise the relatively under 10 mph at this hour but later today will be more consistent out of the west 10 to 20 mph. we've got good stuff going on. we have a series of troughs. trophy nous and this first one is just hanging tight to the pacific northwest, encouraging our marine. they're pulling down some cooler air mass. but this

is the one that so far is staying. well organized and computer models do suggest this is the one that will bring us a light. scattered shower here in the bay area. timing is off could be late sunday afternoon or overnight sunday into your monday so we're going to monitor that and go our by our little bit later in the newscast, but meanwhile, to get you out the door temperatures today in pacifica to 65 degrees, it will be 78 degrees from san rafael all the way up to santa rosa, qatari windsor, granville and hills. berg we're talking 80 degrees in fairfield, discovery bay, same seventies will be coming around the bay. we've got the full forecast. it's still minutes away. way. pam and dave thank you. roberta governor nelson is celebrating a new law getting people into court ordered mental health treatment up next. the reason some homeless advocates are not convinced it will work plus and east bay woman turns her

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12 measure to overhaul the state's mental healthcare system has been signed into law by governor newsom. ktvu political reporter greg lee tells us the court ordered treatment is part of the governor's plan to address homelessness. there's a lot to be thankful for, and lots to smile about today. graduations everybody flanked by behavioral health providers and other lawmakers, governor gavin newsom signed his care court legislation into law in san jose care stands for community assistance, recovery and empowerment. newsome introduced the proposal to helpw

through the senate and assembly . continue to do what you've done, you'll get what you got. and look what we've got. it's unacceptable so we have the power to turn this around. the new program allows court ordered treatment for people suffering from severe mental illness or addiction. the state estimates 7 to 12,000. californians qualify family members, first responders or medical professionals can petition a judge to order an evaluation. if approved, a county would be mandated to create a treatment plan, which can include medication services in housing. the individual would be required to stick with the plan for up to two years. somebody's son. somebody's daughter. somebody's brother, sister. it's their loved one. and today. we get to have the opportunity to turn to those families and say there's hope. civil rights groups have long opposed care court and plan to sue disability rights. california released a statement

that says care court expands in already problematic system into a framework of coerced court ordered mental health treatment that goes back to the country's horrific history of able ism and subjecting disabled people to being a for half century in the state of california. their point of view is expressed by what you see on the streets and sidewalks all throughout this state under the timeline negotiated in the legislature care courts would launch in seven pilot counties by october, 2023, including san francisco, the other 51 counties would follow by december 2024. the state allocated $65 million to launch care court in the judicial system. newsom also pointing to billions of dollars earmarked for homelessness and behavioral health. local leaders say the real work is ahead of us as mayors stand united and saying we want to be part of the solution in helping to implement this is going to be hard. it's

critically important and we have much much work to do. they need help. they need intervention, and sometimes that's tough. and this is a i think balanced approach in san jose. greg lee ktvu fox two news, greg. thank you time now for 17 governor newsom's visit to the south bay sparked a protest by mental health therapists that kaiser who are still on strike over patient care issues, they're upset about the governor's choice to hold the signing ceremony at momentum for health crossroads residential village, which is associated with kaiser permanente. the mental health workers are represented national union of healthcare workers, which issued a statement that reads in part quote if governor newsom is serious about improving mental health care for californians, he must take immediate action to enforce state law and get kaiser to address the mental health needs of its members. the california clean air initiative is supported by bay area legislative, labor and environmental leaders. the

statewide ballot measure would fund climate action and firefighting supporters also say prop 30 will help millions of californians of all incomes afford an electric vehicle. it will also create a statewide electric vehicle charging network, and it hopes to reduce catastrophic wildfires by funding forest management, additional firefighters and fire fighting equipment. oakland mayor libby schaaf was part of the kickoff. team saying passing the proposition is a matter of life and death. lucien is not only killing our planet. it is killing our people. and prop 30 will fix that. prop 30 is an innovative measure that all california's must support as if their lives depend on it. governor newsom does not support the measure, saying it will raise taxes while disproportionately benefit a few large corporations. mm many ways their solution a in search of a problem be, they're going to

create more tax pressures in this state. as the economy begins to klein, and they're the beneficiary of a lot of those directed dollars. i just cannot in good conscience support that and i hope people take a good look at that where this came from where the money is behind it. now according to the american lung association, the bay area has some of the worst air quality in the country ranking fourth in year round particle pollution. the five worst metro areas are all located in california. pam time is now for 19. let's talk about whether on a thursday morning here's roberta, we started talking about chances of rain showers on monday for this coming weekend, and that's pretty far out as far as a long range forecast is concerned. but the computer models has still been pretty consistent. we will share with you that information , but right now, let's get you out the doors and rise 6 52 sunset 7 17, and in between, we wake up to morning clouds that would become sunny, cool to mild conditions with birth winds out of the west 10 to 20 mph. we do

have a foggy morning commute around the golden gate bridge this morning. patchy fog very common around the seashore so deep in some locations were seeing some condensation. drizzle around half moon bay 57 degrees there, it's cooler than that. and santa rosa waking up to 50 to fifty's and napa and in sonoma, but meanwhile, very mild and throughout the tri valley at 64 degrees good morning, san jose, you're at 60. at this hour. you were at 60 also yesterday for comparison purposes. it's the same temperature as it was yesterday . alright, here we go. we fired it up. it is our storm tracker its radar, not picking up any precipitation as of yet, but i've got it going ahead of oil it up. it's been a while since i've used our radar, and we will need it by sunday. so here's an area of low pressure not affecting us except encouraging our marine layer. and then this area of low pressure. the only thing that computer models are wavering on is its timing. i don't believe we're going to see

any rain showers on monday. i don't believe the rain. if it does stay well put together and organize. it will not arrive until late afternoon or late night on sunday. hey and by the time it tapers off on monday, this is really optimistic, saying over 3/10 of an inch of rain in san francisco because we have a lot of dry air mass in place, and it's going to take a lot to get this system. to punch through that dry air and actually rain here in the bay area, so we're watching it actually hour by hour, but just be prepared. we will have wet ground by late sunday. alright sixties beaches seventies across the bay and into our inland areas. outside number today, 80 degrees conquered. clayton wanted creek fairfield all the way back into travis today at 80 and 75 degrees in san jose, when your average highs right around 84 degrees, here's our extended forecast. mild conditions continue. on friday. i bump up the cloud cover on saturday. showers arrived late afternoon or evening hours on sunday into

monday, and we will keep track of how much to expect that still coming up again later. david? pam roberta. thank you, thomas for 22. queen elizabeth, the second lying in state inside of london's westminster hall. coming up, we'll look ahead to preparations for the queen's funeral. and we'll tell you about a new collaboration to stop anti asian hate crimes in the bay area. sculpting the perfect body takes time. quitting smoking does, too. but with a little help, you can do it. get the resources and support you need to quit smoking from the american cancer society at cancer.org/smokeout. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms?

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six and two. it's 4 24. we want to take you live to london this morning and back inside westminster hall. we're actually looking live at a changing of the guards as the queen's coffin is lying there in westminster hall, the lines to say farewell to queen elizabeth. the second have been growing there at westminster hall. thousands of people are spending hours in line, a line that stretches about two miles, and they are

waiting just to pay their respects to say farewell as the queen is lying in state. the queen's coffin is there available for public view for 24 hours a day until monday morning for the funeral. so again, we're looking live in london as they have a changing of the guards as the queen lies in state. 24 hours a day and you can see in the background there the people waiting in line waiting to pay their respects to her majesty. queen elizabeth. the second took us right there is 4 25, meantime , in east bay woman who is very passionate about the british royal family has used that passion to write books about the queen queen's death, she tells ktvu is amberleigh that it's time to reflect on queen elizabeth's legacy and what she meant to the world. this might be the silliest thing i've ever heard of. elizabeth cried out. janet mccarroll of dublin, reads from a book she has written about queen elizabeth as a young girl. it's the first in a series she describes as historical

fiction weaved with facts really kind of go into real things that were happening with world war two and things that her family was going throughout the time. curiosity had gotten the better of elizabeth and that fueled her courage to speak up. it's that courage and grace that queen elizabeth displayed at an early age and throughout her life that impressed the 28 year old author . she really trained change what it is to be powerful. i think she's a tiny woman, right and she came into power at a time where women didn't get a whole lot of respect, but carol says her lifelong passion for the royal started when she was a young girl wanting to know if there are real life princesses. last fall, she sent a copy of her book elizabeth and the piccadilly council. when buckingham calls to the queen and she received a thank you letter cream was touched by by your wish for her to see the first and your children your series of children's stories and greatly appreciate your kind words of support for the royal family. in june, mccarroll traveled to london to attend the platinum jubilee celebrating the

70th anniversary of the queen's session. mccarroll shared this video of a royal procession go. i don't think we're ever going to see a platinum jubilee again . not in any of our lifetimes, so i wanted to be there front center for it. carol's mother is a teacher at mcclellan's high school in oakland. she uses her daughter's book about the queen to teach literacy and more very important for children to be very aware. of the world what goes on globally in this world to be exposed to more than just their own culture. carol recently completed her second book in the series of passion expressed through her storytelling. the queen's passing, mccarroll says, is an opportunity to honor her prepared to celebrate her. more so than cry about it. but carol calls the queen the greatest monarch to ever live. she'll be watching the funeral was sadness but also with hope for the future of the monarchy.

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ah from like 30 seconds ago. and then there's a break and then again, and then again, i'm like it's like a gun battle like what's going on? a chaotic gun battle in oakland. we hear from witnesses and the victim after four people were hit, including a couple asleep inside a home. plus the san francisco law firm , bringing a class action

lawsuit against tesla. the issue. some drivers are demanding the company address. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to pam cook . good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to thursday, september 15th. thursday is of course, friday east friday eve, and that's roberta gonzalez over there. she knows all about your thursday four k. i love friday eve. yes that's great. that works for me. by the way, we have been diving into our computer models trying to get the timing down of an approaching area. low pressure. promises to bring us some rain showers as we wrap up the summer months here in the bay area, but right now this is certain. it will be a terrific thursday. that's friday, eve morning cloudiness and some patchy fog temperatures later today with the sunshine below average. check that out. that's a foggy commute over the golden gate bridge this morning. we're currently once you drop off in san francisco. it's 58 degrees.

it's in the low sixties surrounding the bay and 61 degrees due east and brentwood and in discovery bay low 50 center rosa to the north, 60, san jose, and good morning to you in half moon bay at 57 degrees later today. partly sunny skies temperatures banking between the sixties at the seashore seventies around the bait are outside number of 80 degrees. go ahead, check out your neighborhood their mountain view at 70. we will track this system coming into the bay area together and just a matter of minutes. but right now, let's bring in sal and may i say, police hispanic heritage month to you, sir. all right? yes that's right today. here we are, and i'm gonna be looking forward to celebrating that with you, roberta and everyone else who wants to celebrate. good morning , everyone. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge. you can see traffic is moving along very nicely. it is still light on the bay bridge. there's some roadwork in valeo on 80. it slows at tennessee street

doesn't get better until 7 80 then picks up on the way to the cartoonish bridge. just don't let that surprise you if you're driving in ballet. so anytime soon. 4 32. let's get back to the headlines. thank you. sal and investigation is underway in oakland after more gun violence , ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us four people were hit during a shootout. two of those people were asleep in their bed. mario nunez ring cameras captured the sound of gunfire near 92nd and peach and east oakland. they're even more shots before the cameras rolled. i heard about 50 gunshots from like, uh, starting from like 30 seconds ago. and then there's a break and then again, and then again, i'm like it's like a gun battle, like what's going on. the shootout happened at about 10 30 tuesday night, not far from this memorial at the dead end of 92nd avenue, oakland city council member trevor reid says two cars were involved in a rolling shootout before crashing. they were driving and shooting. an accident occurred. they jumped out of the car and,

uh, that gun violence continued on the streets more rounds within fired by numerous shooters and captured by shot spotter. it sounds like a war zone when i listened to the 100 rounds that were fired with this incident when it was over, a man and a woman sleeping nearby were hit by stray bullets. two other people were also shot and wounded and showed up later at the hospital. i spoke off camera to the couple who was shot. the husband said he was shot in the groin, his wife in the stomach, they said they were fortunate to be okay. this woman who didn't want to be identified, says chaos broke out when i just heard just a lot of gunshots, like just just started just going off and everybody started running and screaming in the neighborhood left with bullet holes, evidence markers and chalk circles. we found this to 23 caliber rifle round lying in the street. this bottle of tequila also left behind by one of the injured victims patrol bottle with her blood on it. the girl who was shot this harmful behavior that we're seeing what people sleeping in their homes, people attending a memorial, um

, being innocent bystanders caught up in, um, the craziness of what's taken place in oakland . police have identified one person of interest in trying to identify all the shooters would help the shell casings and rounds found at the scene. henry lee ktvu fox. two knees, henry. thank you. time is now for 35. the chinese american association of commerce is teaming up with citizen app to fight against anti asian hate crimes. citizen app is committed to providing as many as 20,000 free subscriptions to citizen protect its a $4.8 million commitment. it's part of a solution to fighting hate crimes against the a p i community the citizen app uses law enforcement communications to provide location based safety alerts. federal judge has ruled some current food labels don't adequately protect consumers. foods containing genetically modified materials have had to carry a special label that tells consumers what those are. two

versions of the labels allow consumers to scan a q r code or text a special phone number to get the details. those have been challenged by consumer groups who say the required information isn't available to everyone because they require a smartphone. the judge ruled. food makers can continue to use the labels but must provide a more accessible way to get that information. time is not 4 36. but ren county supervisor is now debating a plan to build affordable housing for teachers near san quentin state. prison supervisors say the county's having problems filling teacher job openings because of the high cost of housing in moran, the oak hill project would create 250 units of housing, including 135 units for teachers and some county employees. housing would be built on the side of a firing range right across from the prison. the project could be approved by the end of this year. right now. keeping up with the rising cost of living is a problem for the majority of those in the u. s 55% of working americans surveyed by bankrate

.com say their income has not kept up with inflation. 48% of those people say they actually received raises in the past year , census bureau data shows americans have experienced two years in a row of declining or flat household income. it also says the income share of the lowest 80% shrink last year while it increased for the top 20% inflation here in the bay from june to august, according to the bureau of labor statistics. the lower price of gasoline was the main driver for the decline. analysts say rent increases in the bay area were also smaller than the national trend. inflation was still up, though 5.7% from a year ago nationwide, inflation was up 8.3% in august your time now for 37, california is now suing amazon, accusing the giant company event i competitive business practices that inflate prices, attorney general rob bonta announced the lawsuit and claims amazon punishes sellers

and suppliers who sell their merchandise at lower prices elsewhere on the internet, including walmart and target website. the lawsuit claims amazon but either display the products less prominently or block them entirely. in order to avoid competing on prices with other online e commerce sites, since at least 2012. so for a decade, amazon required sellers to enter into contracts that severely penalize them if their products are offered for a lower price of amazon. california's antitrust lawsuit is among the biggest legal challenges against amazon and amazon says this case should be thrown out now. here's part of amazon's response. bonds to it, quote sellers sell their own prices for the products they offer in our store. amazon takes pride in the fact that we offer low prices across the broadest selection. and like any store,

we reserve the ride not to highlight offers to customers that are not priced competitively. francisco law firm is filing suit against tesla for allegedly misleading the public over itself driving technology. the class action lawsuit claims that that tesla has marketed its autopilot in full self driving staff. whereas fully functional. the attorneys say owners have reported problems, including difficulty making routine turns running red lights and steering into oncoming traffic. critics have raised safety concerns in the past after several crashes while the driver assist technology was activated. the suit seeks unspecified damages. so far, tesla has not responded to a request for comment. tesla is reportedly looking at building its first next generation supercharger station in yuma county, arizona, right along interstate eight reports say the new station will have 40 stalls and generate electricity with its own solar panels. solar panels will fill on site batteries, which can then charge about 40 vehicles at a time,

elon musk has said, having charging stations that can produce and store their own electricity. is a priority. alright, time is 4 39 roberta's coming back talking about whether it was good sleeping weather again last night. you agree, roberta. i agree. it was tough getting up at one o'clock this morning. yeah really difficult. in fact, the last couple of days i've been able to open up my windows. yes right, and we're going to have the same weather pattern and every day and then we'll start to notice a subtle changes by saturday. right now it's a foggy start. is it blurry outside? or is it foggy. yeah we're just trying to get the sleep out of our eyes is morning foggy and we have an air temperature of 52 degrees in santa rosa to 62 hayward. good morning to you and conquered your sporting 60 degrees and same in san jose san francisco at 58 other notable numbers around the bay area. how that won't a creek also 58 degrees. we do have 60 at s f o and at

mineta international airport 61 degrees in hayward, mid sixties and live. for more alright? it's fired up. i dusted it off and it's fired up and ready to go. it is our radar imagery provided by storm tracker. no precipitation. as of yet, we do have this area of low pressure this trough right here, and this is going to keep our weather pretty consistent today and tomorrow, then we'll start to notice of increasing clouds from this right here. this next system if it stays well organized as computer models do suggest that's the one that shall bring us some rain showers. alright, i'm trying to track this way. with you at home again. future cast. here's your friday. same weather pattern upstream. this area of low pressure is projected to drop into the bay area by sunday. the only thing that concerns me is one computer model says sunday afternoon. we'll start to see some light rain. another one says it won't happen until sunday overnight into monday, but the bottom line is you

better go out and buy an umbrella. meanwhile temperatures today 65 pacific it is 78 degrees at antioch's 78 degrees in santa rosa and also to the south and morgan hill and in gilroy will share with you more information about this incoming system. um, a little excited about it, and also the five day forecast. david pam, that's still straight ahead. thank you, roberta. tech executives were back in washington to defend their industry coming up why they say monitoring security threats online is no easy task, and the experts say the end of the pandemic is in sight, while the head of the world health organization says the world has never been in a better position to end the covid pandemic.

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ooh is now 4 44 happening today . russian president putin and chinese leader xi jinping, or

meeting for the first time since russia invaded ukraine. they're attending a two day summit in uzbekistan with other nations in the region, including iran, india and turkey. putin and gigi ping are expected to talk about gas exports broader trade relations as russia is dealing with economic sanctions imposed by the west because of the invasion of ukraine. right? now ukrainian president zelensky is okay following a car crash in kiev. now he was coming back from visiting a city that was just liberated from russian forces when a vehicle crashed into his car and his security escort. lansky didn't have any serious injuries. the driver of the vehicle received medical aid and was taken to a hospital. there are no indications of crash was anything but an accident. meantime military experts say the ukraine russian war could have reached a turning point. now virtually all of the northeast in ukraine is now

liberated following a surprise counter offensive by the ukrainian troops. we've seen the ukrainians demonstrate a remarkable adaptability and their, uh ability to use their war fighting capabilities to great effect. now, some of russia's retreat happened so fast tanks and heavy equipment were left behind. russia has turned his attention to a dam on the river near president alinsky's home city. eight cruise missiles hit that area. it caused a lot of flooding and also forced evacuations. today president biden is hosting what he calls the united we stand summit at the white house civil rights groups, law enforcement members of several faith communities and government officials have been invited. they will focus on finding ways to stop hate fueled violence directed at people based on their race, gender, identity or religion. the event starts this afternoon, and more meetings are expected in the future. the president will also celebrate the start of hispanic heritage month this evening. the

celebration begins september 15th because that is the anniversary of independence for costa rica, honduras, nicaragua and el salvador. mexico's war of independence from spain also started on september 16th. the month is designated to honor the cultures, histories and contributions of americans whose ancestors came from spain, mexico, the caribbean and central and south america. president says he's proud to have four hispanic cabinet secretaries, including javier becerra of california time now for 47. president biden's in michigan is pushing for the benefits of electric vehicles and clean energy efforts. the president took a tour of the detroit auto show. he announced $900 million in grants to help build electric vehicle chargers chargers across 35 states. that money is just the first round of several billion dollars for a nationally be charging network that was part of the infrastructure and inflation reduction act. now we're choosing to build a better america. america. confronting

the climate crisis. with america's workers leading away we're rebuilding an economy, clean energy economy, and we're doing it from the bottom of the middle out. i'm so tired of trickle down. i can't stand it. now the president's visit is part of a nationwide tour by administration officials promoting legislation that will increase clean energy infrastructure and research executives return to capitol hill to defend their platforms against national security concerns. current and former executives of twitter, meta and tiktok appeared before the senate homeland security committee. senators warned that their algorithms could amplify domestic threats. facebook executives say it's difficult to determine who sees an increase in harmful content. also at issue the input of foreign countries on platforms such as tiktok. security officials have advised lawmakers against using the platform due to the amount of personal information the chinese owned company can access. we do have employees

based in china. we also have very strict access controls around the type of data that they can access and where that data is stored. senators lindsey graham and elizabeth warren, or trying to create a regulatory commission to protect social media consumers. graham argues that requiring companies to hold a license could encourage them to improve security measures. our time is now for 49, the founder of patagonia, u bahn. chouinard is trying to combat climate change, and he's doing it by giving away his company. the company's valued at $3 billion, and instead of selling it through nerd and his family will transfer the ownership to a specially designed trust and a newly established nonprofit. hold fast collective that will make sure that all of the profits are used to combat climate change and also protect undeveloped land around the world. alright very nice. it's unbelievable. it's california company. yeah alright, 4. 49 is

the time let's check in with roberta gonzalez. you might want one of those patagonian jackets to put out where out the door to get that chile 52 in santa rosa right now, right, and when you get a little bit of a wind, it adds a chill to the atmosphere. plus we've got some funding conditions out there this morning, producing a little bit of drizzle. that's it right there. the fog invading the golden gate bridge. good morning, everyone. this is what you can bank on for your thursday. our temperatures today will spread from 65 degrees at the seashore to 80 degrees in our inland areas were waking up to areas of patchy fog, mostly cloudy conditions from a very strong marine layer that has pushed onshore at least a good 45 miles. it will become partly sunny today and breezy with that sea breeze out of the west 10 to 20 mph temperatures 58 in san francisco. it is now in the mid fifties and fairfield temperatures pretty much uniform from yesterday at this hour from

the mid and high fifties to the low six. it is now 56 degrees in redwood city, so we're looking ahead here to september 18th. and that would be sunday where we do have a good shot of precipitation in the forecast at this particular time. the only thing that is throwing a soft still is the timing. here is your saturday and then into sunday and monday late sunday into monday's one week believe at this particular time, we will see the advancement of this system as long as it doesn't stall out over the pacific ocean . your sunday afternoon or evening is when the rain will begin. now this is a big question mark as well how much rain will accumulate here in the bay area, and i believe this is very optimistic. one of the reasons is we've had some of the hottest temperatures ever here in the bay area in the past a week to 10 days as well, so we have a lot of dry air mass in place. so for this system to break through that dry air mass . it's going to take a lot of

energy. but right now, the computer models suggest that by the time this system is out of here, we could see up to half an inch of rain and throughout the coastal mountainous areas and even more infant ages to the north. let's back it up and take it one day at a time. today's daytime high temperature 65 degrees along the seashore seventies will become it around the peninsula. but again that west wind will kick up during the afternoon hours seventies in hayward back into san leandro and san lorenzo 78 degrees in gilroy and in morgan hill, so you're getting the flavor of all of this. pretty much a carbon copy from what we experienced yesterday, if not just a couple of degrees warmer tonight mostly cloudy skies again good sleeping weather forties and fifties, few isolated low sixties towards britain would and discovery bay and here is your extended forecast will bump up the cloud cover on saturday. and i have already been receiving messages from people saying, hey, we have a outdoor baptism and golden gate park on saturday afternoon. you'll be fine. just increasing cloud cover. then the showers

will arrive on sunday. we'll keep monitoring that arrival, and that's coming up the next time around. david, pam. thank you, roberta. an outpouring of support for a valet ho high school football coach who is recovering after being shot outside the school. still ahead . we have the story of the work he has done to better the lives of students in valais home. bold thieves in san francisco are targeting police vehicles. we're going to tell you what was taken. but first, the 49ers george kittle making progress on his injury, but he's still missing from team practice of next we have a look at the rest of the rest of the team is preparing for sunday's big game against the seattle seahawks. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis

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live here on morning said to public health experts say it's still not time to let our guard down. but there is some

encouraging news about covid, the world health organization in switzerland announced that the number of deaths around the world last week was the lowest since march, 2020 at the start of the pandemic factors include a broad number of people getting vaccinated and those people if they test positive for the virus , they have mild symptoms or no symptoms at all. i have never been in a better position to end the pandemic. we're not there yet. but the end is inside. doctors say the new omicron booster is important, especially as we head into the fall and winter seasons. johns hopkins university is scaling back on reporting covid cases and deaths . the premier medical school became famous during the pandemic for tracking covid case rates, deaths and other metrics around the world information reports will slow down starting next wednesday. reasons include lack of public health data from local and state agencies. the university's tracker will eliminate case numbers

altogether. as part of the shift , experts say the numbers are no longer reliable as more people test for covid at home today, the american conservatory theater in san francisco kicks off its season with a show called passengers. it is directed and choreographed by bay area native shauna carol. passengers follows nine strangers on board a train and features the canadian circus arts troupe. well i grew up in berkeley and, in fact growing up, i always loved the sound of the train that we hear sort of right close to the water. and sort of all my life felt like trains were kind of symbolic of it was sort of a pump promise of the future and adventures and unknown lands and at the same time, sort of nostalgic reference to old eras in the past. passengers opens friday. it runs through october 9th at a ct in san francisco. 49ers are preparing for their home opener against the seattle seahawks at levi stadium. george kittle

still is not practicing after missing the season opener with a groin injury, head coach kyle shanahan says kittle has made a lot of progress, but he won't play sunday. some of the players who are planning to hit the field say they are ready to give the 49ers faithful something to cheer about. a lot of excitement. yeah, a lot of excitement to get in front of our fans. and get it going, you know, feeling that now have to be in a hostile environment will be a lot of fun game and every time we go against seattle, so i never expected anything different quality years that i've been here. it's been pretty tough and pretty close. you can watch with us. the seahawks niners game kicks off at one o'clock sunday afternoon, right here on ktvu, fox two. the giants have the day off before playing the los angeles dodgers tomorrow night, the giants had another good outing from carlos rodent during the game yesterday against the braves. he surrendered only one run, struck out eight in the giants 421 win against the braves. they are running out of time, though, if

they want to make the playoffs, there are just three more series left before the start of the playoff games score the oakland a's continue their texas road trip with a game tonight against the houston astros. they played an exciting game last night against the texas rangers. the team fell behind early. i kept trying to claw back but could not gain the lead they finally that finally changed in the ninth inning, with key hits that fueled the 8 to 7 win over the rangers. tonight stays game in houston will be nationally televised. that means you can watch that game also with us right here on ktvu fox to the game starts at 4 20. you can catch local news over on ktvu plus and streaming on our website pam big concerns in the north bay about coyotes after people say coyotes attacked their pets. possible reasons. you may see more coyotes these days, and what's being done to keep everybody safe and the mosquito fire? it is still burning in plastic county. it is now california's biggest

wildfire of the year. we'll tell you the latest on the firefight as evacuations continued. from ktvu. fox two news this is onto good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning, september 15 roberta running around back there because she is keeping an eye on a lot, including some fog , some wind and some rain headed our way and we will have some rain. the thing is right now where the computers aren't solid on yet is the exact timing because the system could stall out over the eastern pacific ocean. but right now it does look like we will see some rain. on sunday. now whether it's gonna be sunday afternoon or sunday night into monday. that's what we're still tracking. but first things first. we do have dense fog right now along the media seashore, and you have to imagine when the fog is that thick over the golden gate bridge. you are picking up a

little bit of drizzle. that's the condensation all associated with the marine layer temperatures bank from 52 in santa rosa this is what you cank on today. some morning clouds and then partly sunny and cool to mild conditions. it will be a bit on the breezy side with temperatures from 65 to 80 degrees will pinpoint your neighborhood forecast. but right now let's hand it off to south castaneda. morning morning, roberto right now we do have a nice looking drive around the bay area. we don't see much. this is a look at the fog on the golden gate bridge, and i'm going to start with and you can see it's somewhat dance as you come to southern marandi aware of that this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and we're off to a good start. five oh, one. let's go back to the headlines. thank you. well, new this morning a tentative agreement between us freight railways and the unions representing rail workers that for now has averted a possible strike that was due to begin late tomorrow night. just hours ago. president biden, in a statement called this tentative

deal a quote when for tens of thousands thousands of rail workers who worked tirelessly through the pandemic to ensure that america's families and communities got deliveries of what has kept us going during these difficult years. that statement also says for the american people, the hard work done to reach this tentative agreement means that our economy can avert the significant damage . any shutdown would have brought at this point. we still don't know how the news of this tentative agreement will affect this morning's rail service, and we're trying to find out how each agency is reacting to the news and how service may possibly be disrupted. we're going to bring you all the latest right here with us mornings on two. well, there have been multiple coyote sightings in san rafael, prompting a warning for people in their pets. ktvu is amended quintana's at peacock gap park with some of the latest sightings. good morning, amanda. good morning. yes most of those recent run ins have been happening here around this park

and around a nearby golf course . last week, a dog was bit by a coyote and a resident said that her daughter as she was playing here in the park was surrounded by coyotes. and that is one of the reasons why you will see these new signs here in the park. they're reminding people what to do if they see a coyote , a representative former inhumane told the marin independent journal that they are ramping up efforts to educate the neighborhood because they believe there might be a den in this area. now that could be why the coyotes seem to be more territorial experts say. this is the time where pups born in the spring are going out into new territories, coyotes are generally skittish and post little threat to humans, but there have been rare attacks on humans and pets. and local residents are describing the coyotes in recent sightings as aggressive. last month, a group of agencies known as marine coyote coalition held the webinar to teach residents here

how to coexist with coyotes. if you get too close to a done, that's where their young are right and they are very good parents and they're very protective. and so they will. they will respond defensively. and sometimes this is directed at people. and so if you get this body ling this body language, you know that you're too close to a den, but usually it's directed at dogs. so the advice is, if you do encounter a coyote to try to scare them off , and you do that, with loud noises, you move your hands and try to be big act loud. stomp your feet all of that to try to scare that coyote away. that is the best advice right now for people who are living in this neighborhood live in san rafael. amanda kintanar ktvu fox two news. alright. thank you, amanda. san francisco police were targeted by thieves who stole catalytic converters from at least four police vehicles that that's happened monday at the police special operations

bureau in potrero hill. officials confirmed thieves had two police trucks and two vans. officers are checking surveillance video in search of the suspect. so far, no arrests have been made our times now. 505 the man convicted in oakland deadly ghost ship warehouse fire were 36 people died six years ago, maybe headed back to jail. the alameda county district attorney's says during a surge of jericho menez home in mendocino county, authorities found bows and arrows of machete and ammunition. and that could violate his probation. almanor pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with that 2016 warehouse fire 36 people died. he was released last year, based on time served, and he's serving home confinement, meantime, to oakland cannabis cultivation centers were ordered to permanently stop using diesel generators and alameda county judge upheld in order by the bay area air quality management

district. telling the company green sage to stop using diesel generators that they're two locations in oakland judges now encouraging air quality officials to apply for a temporary restraining order. in case the company tries to use those generators again. a woman from oakland is in custody this morning accused of selling fentanyl in san francisco. federal authorities have charged gasia mandina zuniga for selling 161 g of fentanyl to undercover officers in the area of un plaza. those drugs are valued at about $2600. investigators say the woman travels regularly to the city to sell fentanyl. medina zuniga is currently being held without bail. we are learning new details about santa clara county's plan to have narcan available at all high schools in the county. it's in response to the growing threat from opioids disguised as candy on school campuses. the santa clara county board of supervisors is now earmarking $135,000 for the purchase of narcan kits. a young person could think they're taking um, a

percocet or something that they bought that online and it could be laced with fentanyl and kill them. the treatment is administered by a spray in the nose that prevents an overdose immediately without the danger of addiction. county school officials say the vast majority of high school communities welcome this latest safety tool . time is r. 507 a high school football coach in ballet hill, recovering after being shot while trying to stop a fight outside of alejo high school. ktvu cristina rendon talk to his family and friends who say he works hard to keep students away from violence. the bond between coach joe pastrana and coach alfonso hadn't goes beyond coaching high school football, played sports together as children and give back to their community as coaches for the vallejo generals, a youth basketball team they started five years ago we spoke with hatin on facetime always been very ambitious and passionate about, you know, making sure that these kids have a better

life to live here. well, you know, to sports or coach joe, as he's called, was shot while trying to break up a fight outside valeo high school tuesday afternoon, it's believed some students were fighting with a group of men in the street and someone from a dark colored sedan fired shots as the car drove away from the fight isn't surprised pastrana's tried to step in saying he's a site safety supervisor on campus kids get to school. and make sure you know these kids get home straight sticking up. that's why for me, it's like my brother. a family member tells me off camera. pastrana is recovering at home with his family by his side. he grew up in vallejo and played sports there before going back as a coach. they're thankful for all the people keeping him in their prayers, hoping for speedy recovery on campus, really love kids at school right now, a third of students did not show up for school as extra officers patrol the neighborhood and counselors were brought in from the county. district spokeswoman selena baggio says they're focused on

keeping staff and students safe. it's upsetting were upset about it about it. we are talking about what can we do so something like this doesn't happen again. patton who also coaches varsity football at galileo high is grateful pastrana will be okay when i was saying bed just kept talking about the place for the kids and making sure that he was getting the defensive packages because he was working on them all that day to make sure that the kids had got him at practice that day . in true coach forum, he's already thinking about the kids and friday night the team did not practice on tuesday. they were back out on the field practicing wednesday afternoon after school they will be taking on alameda high in alameda on friday. cristina rendon ktvu fox two news, christina thank you. the mosquito fire is now california's largest wildfire this year, it has burned more than 63,000 acres. containment is just 20% new evacuation orders were issued on tuesday and wednesday in el dorado

county, more than 11,000. people in el dorado and plaster counties are currently evacuated from their homes after flames jumped the american river time is just about 5 10, roberta's back, you're talking more about the impact of the mosquito fire. i surely have been and guess what? i just lost that map here , but additions are favorable. i know good. we had that map just a while ago, and it just disappeared. i think because the national weather service is updating some of the information, but the relative humidity is up for firefighting efforts and the winds are decreasing. so that is certainly good news there today. meanwhile let's bring you back closer to home where we do have a foggy commute this morning. this is a scene at the golden gate bridge and what you can anticipate today as we're waking up to the areas of patchy fog and the morning cloudiness. and then it's going to pen out to be partly sunny, cool to mild today and breezy winds. in fact, if you enjoyed it yesterday, you're going to love it today. pretty much a carbon copy. we have an area of low pressure to the north of us that's keeping our

weather pattern stagnant right now. 56 in novato, 56 in redwood city, high sixties and livermore. that's a temperature right now. meanwhile the winds are under 10 mph in most locations, except for fairfield 14 breeze. see there. these winds will be more consistent later today out of the west, a stiff seabreeze. 10 to 20 mph right now in hayward to wind at six mph. so this is an area of low pressure that we are forecasting at this particular time to drop down out of the gulf of alaska. skim the coast side. here's your saturday afternoon plans, you'll see increasing cloudiness. no rain now sunday. the computer models are still consistent that we will get wet. it's just the timing. if this system this is the frontal boundary, this is the low if it stalls out over the pacific ocean. we may not see any kind of rain showers until sunday night into monday, but this particular model shows us getting wet by sunday

afternoon again. this is modified rain showers, not a lot in accumulation. but then the center of the area low pressure keeps us unsettled through monday until this passes to the east and moves on shore so day by day through tuesday, we could see some significant rain showers in our higher elevations and perhaps a smattering of rain around the bay area. the rainfall amounts are still questionable, but the bottom line is we need some rain. i don't care if it's even if you won hundreds of an inch. just bring it on temperature wise today 65 in pacifica high sixties low seventies across the bay advertised temperature this time of the year is right around 84 degrees in livermore today, below average 77 degrees, and we're talking 80 degrees in the warmest location. wins we still will pinpoint just how much rain to expect or working on that. hour by hour, and that's just coming up in a matter of minutes. david pam. alright thank you. roberto governor newsom is celebrating a new law designed to get people into

court ordered mental health treatment up next. the reason some homeless advocates are not convinced it will work plus and east bay woman turns her childhood fascination with the british royal family into a series of books. her story as the monarchy enters

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to help it thrive. tickle reporter greg lee tells us the court ordered treatment as part of the governor's plan to address homelessness. there's a lot to be thankful for, and not to smile about today. graduations everybody by behavioral health providers and other lawmakers. governor gavin newsom signed his care court legislation into law in san jose for

community assistance, recovery and empowerment. newsome introduced the proposal to help address the state's homelessness crisis in march. it flew through the senate and assembly continue to do what you've done, you'll get what you've got, and look what we've got. it's unacceptable so we have the power to turn this around. the new program allows court ordered treatment for people suffering from severe mental illness or addiction. the state estimates 7 to 12,000. californians qualify family members, first responders or medical professionals can petition a judge to order an evaluation. if approved, a county would be mandated to create a treatment plan, which can include medication services in housing. the individual will be required to stick with the plan for up to two years. somebody's son. somebody's daughter. somebody's brother, sister. it's their loved one. and today. we get to have the opportunity to turn to those families and say there's hope.

civil rights groups have long opposed care court and plan to sue disability rights. california released a statement that says care court expands in already problematic system into a framework of coerced court ordered mental health treatment that goes back to the country's horrific history of able ism and subjecting disabled people to being a separate class their point of view. has been well advanced for half century in the state of california. their point of view is expressed by what you see on the streets and sidewalks all throughout the state under the timeline negotiated in the legislature care courts would launch in seven pilot counties by october, 2023, including san francisco, the other 51 counties would follow by december 2024. the state allocated $65 million to launch care court in the judicial system. newsom also pointing to billions of dollars earmarked for homelessness and behavioral health. local leaders say the real work is ahead of us as mayors stand united and saying we want to be part of the

solution in helping to implement this is going to be hard. it's critically important and we have much much work to do. they need help. they need intervention, and sometimes that's tough. and this is a i think balanced approach in san jose. greg lee ktvu fox two news, greg. thank you. time is 5 18 governor gavin newsom visit to the south bay sparked a protest by mental health therapists that kaiser who were still on strike over patient care issues. they're upset about the governor's choice to hold the signing ceremony at momentum for health crossroads residential village. it's associated with kaiser permanente at the mental health workers are represented by the national the union of healthcare workers, which issued a statement that read, in part quote. if governor newsom is serious about improving mental health care for californians, he must take immediate action to enforce state law and get kaiser to address the mental health needs of its members. 5 18 the

time roberto gonzales has a lot to keep an eye on. definitely seen a breeze out there, so hopefully i know that's going to affect our weather conditions, air quality firefight, everything. everything you're right. it's been so refreshing, hasn't it with that stiff onshore push that breeze out of the west 10 to 20 mph, and it will be with us again today. morning everybody rise and shine . you can anticipate a terrific thursday. today we're talking about a temperature span from 65 at the seashore to 80 degrees in the inland areas, which is below average when we were 20 and 30 degrees above average last week . there you have it, the fuzzy seen looking out towards the golden gate bridge. i believe this is one of our only camera views this morning because everything is just pretty much socked in with apache stratus at his pushed onshore temperature wise around the bay area. we stay 1951 in santa rosa. this time yesterday, we had dropped down to 49. so perhaps the cloud cover, keeping a bit of a cap on

the temperatures conquered now is at 62 degrees. it's in the high fifties at mineta international airport. the winds have been fluctuating this morning. they will be more consistent later today. out of the west 10 to 20 mph. right now we do have a wind at sfo at five. if you want to refer to it as that more of a breeze in hayward at six mph. we are going from the heat. to rain. yes indeed. in fact, we're anticipating our payment to get wet by sunday. the big question is just went on sunday. what the computer models have been pretty consistent bringing this trough along the coast of california dropping down in a southerly fashion. you see the precipitation associated with it, so there's a lot of factors associated here. it's got to stay well organized. this system has got to punch through that dry air mass, the air mass that we had never experienced here in the bay area before. or so it is just downright bitterly dry. but if this front stays well organized by sunday morning, we

should see a little bit of light rain beginning along the coast. this is the bulk of the rain showers right here. this is a frontal boundary that's all associated with the area of low pressure, and then the computer models want to bring it into our sunday late afternoon evening hours before this area of low pressure, the core. the core of this front pushes inland with the unsettled weather all the way through tuesday, so it could be very optimistic. but so far the computer models have been very consistent. nows questionable. i think this is very optimistic right now. it leads us to sunday over a quarter of an inch of rain in san francisco. by the time it's all said, and done around the coastal mountains of to about a half an inch. of rain. so there's a big question mark there but nonetheless just get your umbrella handy and let's all dance in the rain. we certainly do need it here. temperature wise 65 degrees and pacific up to 80 degrees outside number and fairfield ending conquered and tonight overnight

lows very similar in the forties and fifties. and dave? yes you even own an umbrella or know where it is. i don't know where it is. i do own one figure out where it is. thank you, roberta . time now. 5 21, queen elizabeth. the second now lies in state inside of london's westminster hall coming up, we'll look a ad so what do you think? we're prepared to offer cash. when you get great deals at denny's... $5.99.

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good mornings on two is now 5 24 . these are live pictures from london were inside westminster hall, where the long lines of people have formed the people who want to say farewell to queen elizabeth. the second those lines have been growing there. in fact, the lines are more than two miles long. thousands of people are spending hours in those lines waiting to say farewell to the queen. the queen is lying in state. her majesty's coffin will be available to be seen by the

public 24 hours a day until monday morning. there's a woman in the east bay who was very passionate about the british royal family and has used her passion to write books about the queen and with the death of queen elizabeth, she tells ktvu is amberleigh. it's time to reflect on queen elizabeth legacy and what she meant to the world. this might be the silliest thing i've ever heard of. elizabeth cried out. janet mccarroll of dublin, reads from a book she has written about queen elizabeth as a young girl . it's the first in a serious she describes as historical fiction weaved with facts really kind of go into real things that were happening with world war two and things that her family was going throughout the time. curiosity had gotten the better of elizabeth, and that fueled her courage to speak up. it's that courage and grace that queen elizabeth displayed at an early age and throughout her her life that impressed the 28 year old author. she really trained change what it is to be powerful

. i think she's a tiny woman, right and she came into power at a time where women didn't get a whole lot of respect, but carol says her lifelong passion for the royal started when she was a young girl wanting to know if there are real life princesses. last fall, she sent a copy of her book elizabeth and the piccadilly council. when buckingham calls to the queen and she received a thank you letter. the queen was touched by by your wish for her to see the first in your children, your series of children's stories and greatly appreciate your kind words of support for the royal family. in june, mccarroll traveled to london to attend the platinum jubilee celebrating the 70th anniversary of the queen's a session. mccarroll shared this video of a royal procession go. i don't think we're ever going to see a platinum jubilee again . not in any of our lifetimes, so i wanted to be there front center for it. carol's mother is a teacher at mcclellan's high school in oakland. she uses her daughter's book about the queen to teach literacy and more very important for children to be

very aware. of the world what goes on globally in this world to be exposed to more than just their own culture. carol recently completed her second book in the series of passion expressed through her storytelling. the queen's passing, mccarroll says, is an opportunity to honor her prepared to celebrate her. more so than cry about it. but carol calls the queen the greatest monarch to ever live. she'll be watching the funeral was sadness but also with hope for the future of the monarchy. amberleigh ktvu fox two news thank you time now. 5 27 amazon , accused by state officials of stealing from california customers by silencing amazon's competitors up next how amazon is responding to the allegations. and a major announcement in the business world wide, the founder of patagonia is giving away his multi billion dollar company.

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like. starting from like 30 seconds ago, and then there's a break and then again, and then again, i'm like it's like a gun battle like what's going on? chaotic gun battle in oakland. we hear from witnesses and the victim after four people were hit, including a couple asleep inside their home and just hours ago a late night tentative deal in washington d. c to avert a national railroad strike. we're going to look at the agreement that's good news for some bay area compute commuters. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here in the morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. thursday morning. september 15th. if we're having good sleeping weather, why aren't we asleep? oh we have this important job to do, including roberta for sure do believe saturday night into

sunday will be terrific sleeping weather as well. get a good 10 hours then. yeah right. and then sunday night into monday will be equally as wonder. for two because hopefully, if all pans out correctly, we'll hear a few raindrops on the rooftops. right now we do have a little bit of drizzle associated with a very deep marine layer that is now destroyed. routing the golden gate bridge. good morning to all of you. it is currently 51 degrees in santa rosa to 61 degrees and brentwood backing through discovery bay pretty much in the mid fifties and low sixties and it's now 58 degrees and wanted creek today you can bank on our numbers to spend from 65 degrees in pacifica. to 80 degrees in our warmest location towards fairfield, the wind again will be refreshing. it's an onshore push west 10 to 20 mph go ahead, take a look at your neighborhood forecast today. with the partly sunny skies, 74 degrees and alejo, venetia and martinez as well as rodeo. how about 74 degrees,

also in napa and sonoma? will the peninsula banking between 72 7 matteo drifting around 75 in san jose forecast is just minutes away would attract the incoming system together, but right now together we go to south castaneda. alright to roberta. thank you very much. we are seeing a pretty decent commute to start off with. i don't see a lot going on. there was a stalled vehicle westbound 24 in the reverse score point between board three and four at the call to kat tunnel so again if you were going to the tunnel, chp's on the way was just dispatched. just about a minute ago, so we'll see if that ends up causing any slow traffic right now, though, we don't see a lot of slowing here at the paper bridge on the span and into san francisco. it's 5 32. let's go back to the headlines. thank you knew this morning just hours ago, railroad unions and management reached a tentative agreement to avoid a strike after hours of negotiations that

continued during the night. ktvu sally rasmus is here now to explain what this means. as for the economy and also for the bay area and bay area commuters. good morning. good morning, david biology counts. this is good news. the white house announced this agreement had been reached around two am our time, so during the overnight hours is when this finally came to fruition, union organizers and railroad company management had been negotiating for more than 20 hours straight with the u. s secretary of labor at the table mediating and finally overnight, they reached that tentative deal. now if it's approved by union members, then that would mean no railway strike this friday. no strike means not only freight rail service will go on as usual, but also amtrak and cow train service. amtrak system is almost entirely run over freight rail lines in california and in most other parts of the country, a strike would have canceled capitol corridor amtrak service caltrain service from san jose to gilroy would also have been canceled because that segment of caltrain runs on freight rail lines as well. but again, no

strike means these commuter routes will be unaffected. the tentative deal is a relief for commuters. it's also relief for the economy and shipping companies that transport goods across the country. in a statement released overnight, president biden called the tentative deal. i quote win for tens of thousands of rail workers who worked tirelessly tirelessly through the pandemic. to ensure america's families and communities got deliveries of what has kept us going during these difficult years. end quote. as part of this tentative agreement, members of the 12 different unions that operate the railways will get an immediate 14% pay raise better, sick and bereavement leave and $1000 cash bonuses this year. david pam back to you, all right, thank you, ali. oakland police are investigating another shooting that happened near 92nd avenue and peach street tuesday night. police say a man and a woman were hit by stray bullets while they were in bed asleep. two other people were also shot. a city council member said two cars were involved in a shootout before crashing into each other and hitting multiple parked cars . people living nearby described

what they heard. they were driving and shooting. an accident occurred. they jumped out of the car and, uh, that gun violence continued on the street about 50 gunshots from like, uh , starting from like 30 seconds ago, and then there's a break and then again, and then again, i'm like it's like a gun battle like what's going on? bullet holes can be seen throughout the neighborhood audio was captured by the city's gunshot detection system and the neighbors ring camera. harmful behavior that we're seeing what people sleeping in their homes. people attending a memorial, um, being innocent bystanders caught up in, um, the craziness of what's taken place. the husband shot by stray bullets that he was hit in the groin, his wife in the stomach but say they are fortunate to be okay. police say one person of interest has been identified, but they are still looking for all of the shooters. our time is now 5 35. the chinese american association of commerce is teaming up now with

citizen app to fight against anti asian hate crime citizen has committed to provide as many as 20,000 free subscriptions to citizen project protect. it's a $4.8 million commitment. it's part of a solution to fighting hate crimes against the a p i community the citizen app uses law enforcement communications to provide location based safety alerts right now. keeping up with the rising cost of living is a problem for the majority of those in the u. s 55% of working americans. surveyed by bankrate .com. say their income has not kept up with inflationtually received raises in the past year, but census b two years in a row of declining or flat house. it also says the income share of the lowest 80% shrank last year while it increased for the top 20. inflation here in the bay area fell just half of a percent

from june to august, according to the bureau of labor statistics. the lower price of gasoline is the main driver for the decline. analysts say rent increases in the bay area were also smaller than the national trend. inflation was still up 5.7% from a year ago. nationwide inflation was up 8.3% from august 2021 5 37, california now suing amazon, accusing the giant company of anticompetitive business practices that inflate prices. attorney general rob bonta announced that lawsuit and claims amazon punishes sellers and suppliers who sell their merchandise at lower prices elsewhere on the internet, including websites for walmart and target, the lawsuit claims amazon would either display the products less prominently or just block them entirely. in order to avoid competing on prices with other online e commerce sites, since at least 2012. so for a decade, amazon required sellers to enter into

contracts that severely penalize them if their products are offered for a lower price. arf amazon california's antitrust lawsuit is among the biggest legal challenges against amazon and amazon says this case should be thrown out. here's part of amazon's response. quote. sellers set their own prices for the products they offer in our store. amazon takes pride in the fact that we offer low prices across the broadest election. and like any store, we reserve the right not to highlight offers to customers that are not priced competitively. alright it's 5 38 and the fog is back and across the golden gate. i know roberta gonzalez has been talking about that. it is so deep this morning, and it's producing some condensation and the former drizzle, but we may have some actual bona fide condensation in the form of rain. by the end of the weekend

, right now, what we're looking at is putting our hands together and say autumn officially arrives one week from today, so we'll have the shorter days and the longer nights and we're going to have a late summer system moving into the bay area this weekend, right now foggy conditions over the golden gate bridge. in fact, this is the only picture i've been able to share with all of you at home because everything else is just so sucked in at this hour. temperatures are banking between 51 degrees in santa rosa to 62. in hayward high fifties now in san francisco, and in san jose, it is 60 and conquer. now here's what you need to know. with the day's coming up first off today, the fog will clear to partly sunny skies and breezy conditions. it will be unseasonably mild for your friday pretty much what we're going to experience today and then on saturday, you'll notice increasing cloud cover and some cool temperatures now are forecast highs will beg between 65 pacifica to 80 degrees in fairfield. we're also talking about 80 and conquered and

seventies will become it around the peninsula. the winds are currently blowing all over the place but will be more consistent later today, out of the west 10 to 20 right now, everything is under 10 mph. so here we go. this is future casting upstream we go. this is an area. of low pressure. computer models have been very consistent, bringing it down into southerly direction. here you have the frontal band. it is banking up against the coast by sunday morning. another computer model doesn't want to bring it into sunday night or monday due to its stalling off the coast. but right now, let's go with this. it pushes onshore brings us some rain showers during the afternoon and evening on sunday . scattered light showers and unsettled weather through monday will continue to try. like this and rain amounts that's coming up next time around, dave and pam. thank you. time is 5 40 in southern california, a mother and her children trapped by rising floodwaters outside of their home. look at the pictures

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is on two. it's 5 43 happening today. russian president putin and chinese leader xi jinping are meeting for the first time since russia invaded ukraine. there are two day summit in uzbekistan with other countries in that region, including iran, india and turkey. putin and g ping expected to talk about gas exports broader trade relationship as russia is dealing with economic sanctions imposed by the west because of the invasion of ukraine.

ukrainian president talansky okay. he was in a car crash in kiev. he was coming back from visiting a city that was just liberated from russian forces when a car crashed into his car and his security escort, lansky didn't have any serious injuries . the driver of the car did get some medical aid and was taken to a hospital. there are no indications the crash was anything but an accident. meantime military experts say the ukraine russian war may have reached a turning point now, virtually all of the north east. ukraine is now liberated after a surprise counter offensive by the ukrainian troops. we've seen the ukrainians demonstrate a remarkable adaptability and their, uh ability to use their war fighting capabilities to great effect. some of the retreat by russia happened so fast russian tanks and heavy equipment were left behind.

russia is now focused on the dam on the river near president alinsky's home city. eight cruise missiles hit that area, causing flooding and also forcing evacuations. today president biden is hosting what he calls the united we stand summit at the white house civil rights groups, law enforcement members of several faith communities and government officials have been invited. they will focus on finding ways to stop hate fueled violence directed at people based on their race, gender, identity or religion. the event starts this afternoon, and more meetings are expected in the future. the president will also celebrate the start of hispanic heritage month this evening. the celebration begins september 15th because that is the anniversary of independence for costa rica. honduras nicaragua and el salvador. mexico's war of independence from spain also started on september 16th. the month is designated to honor the cultures, histories and contributions of americans whose ancestors came from spain, mexico, the caribbean and central and south america. the

president says he is proud to have four hispanic cabinet secretaries, including javier becerra of california. now president biden's in michigan. it's in a push for electric vehicles and clean energy efforts, the president toward the detroit auto show, and he announced $900 million in grants to help build electric vehicle chargers across 35 states. that money is just the first round of several billion dollars for a national evie charging network. it was part of the infrastructure and inflation reduction act. now we're choosing to build a better america. in america. confronting the climate crisis. with america's workers leading away we're rebuilding an economy, clean energy economy, and we're doing it from the bottom of the middle out. i'm so tired of trickle down. i can't stand it. the president's visit is part of a nationwide tour by administration of visuals, promoting legislation that will increase clean energy infrastructure and research. san

francisco law firm is filing suit against tesla for allegedly misleading the public over itself driving technology. the class action lawsuit claims that tesla has marketed its autopilot and full self driving software as fully functional. the attorneys say the owners have reported problems including difficulty making routine turns running red lights and steering into oncoming traffic. now critics have raised safety concerns in the past after several crashes while the driver assist technology was activated . the suit seeks unspecified damages. so far, tesla has not responded to a request for comment. time is now 5 47, the founder of patagonia. energy is trying to combat climate change , and he's doing it by giving away his company. the company's valued at $3 billion instead of selling it should nerd and his family will transfer the ownership to a speciallyofit wie

that all of its profits are used to combat climate change and protect undeveloped land all over the world. maybe setting example. i think so for others to do the same. wow that is that is impressive. alright sal castaneda, of course, covering our commute, hopefully not off to a bad start. you know we're off to a decent start. i'm not seeing a lot of activity out there when it comes to rex or stalled vehicles. we had a couple but for the most part like the way we're starting, let's take a look at the live picture from our camera network. and you can see that the traffic is moving along very well. driving into san francisco. there's a little bit of a backup at the toll plaza. and as you look at the road sensors, you can see that traffic is moving along very well. so i like what we're starting here. i do see some slow traffic on interstate 8 80 south dont let me turn these radios down there. fiction, huh? anyway coton 8 88 to 38 can see some slow traffic

there. alright roberta 5 48 had to turn these these scanners down. yeah. oh, it's okay. hey you know what's all i wanted to mention to you when? when i used to do this show more consistently. like decades ago, i was the only one on the road at two o'clock in the morning. right this morning, i was in the flow of traffic out of the tri valley and i have noticed the same thing. i have noticed a lot of people just on the road at three. in the morning when i'm on the road, who are all these people are just trying to beat the commute. i think roberta people are coming in from mountain house and also the tracy area and when people commuting from sacramento into the bay area, so they are coming in early and they're leaving a little bit later and in between . they have lots of sunshine in the forecast. today we are going from heat. terrain we've got scattered showers in our last weekend of summer forecast for sunday. currently right now. our temperatures spam from 51

degrees in santa rosa to 60 degrees, so we're in concord in the east bay and boys. livermore's jumped up to 70 at this hour going to go ahead and verify that, but they were about 65 about 20 minutes ago. 60 degrees now it s f r temperature . spend today will be 65 to 80 degrees across the bay area. we will have some patchy fog. we do have it right now along the coast and into the bay, mostly cloudy skies and then becoming partly sunny and breezy. the west wind 10 to 20. that's it right there. this is what we've been talking about. since about monday, where this area of low pressure. it is a trough. it is projected to drag down the california coastline. now this is the frontal boundary associated with that core of the area of low pressure. so this is where the bulk of the rania's, and this particular computer model wants to bring some very light rain along the coast by eight o'clock in the morning on sunday, then the front begins to descend on the bay area by late sunday. afternoon and the rest of it sweeps through an easterly

fashion through sunday night into our monday with unsettled weather conditions, because, remember, that's just the front you still have the core behind it, and that wants to track in an easterly direction as well all the way through tuesday, so i'm not saying it's going to rain sunday through tuesday, but it will be unsettled and the big question mark in all of this is just how much rain will fall. i do believe this is a bit optimistic, but by sunday night we could see a quarter of an inch of rain along the coastal mountains and also about a half an inch by the time all is said and done by tuesday. so again, that's very optimistic. but this is what our computer models are leaning towards right now if the timing is off. what could happen is the system stalls out over the eastern pacific. but let's just hope that all this precipitation stays in tact. meanwhile today your forecast high 65 pacific card to 80 degrees outside number in fairfield, also 80 degrees in concord, mid seventies tri valley 78 degrees pretty common

throughout most of the north bay and low mid seventies across the peninsula. here, you have it. your extended forecast for the last weekend of summer 2022 seasonably cold conditions with increasing cloud cover on saturday. boy last weekend of summer and rain. how about that ? how about that, roberta? thank you. time is 5 52. we're taking you live right now to london. these are live pictures. people are paying their respects to queen elizabeth. the big lines of people waiting for hours in line so they can say farewell. to queen elizabeth. and back here at home. the 49ers george kittle making progress on his injury, but he's still missing from team practice up. next we have a look at how the team is preparing for sunday's big game against the seahawks.

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to it's 5 55 public health experts say it's still not time to let our guard down, but they do have some encouraging news about covid, the world health organization in switzerland announced the number of deaths around the world last week was the lowest since march. 2020 at the start of the pandemic factors include a broad number of people getting vaccinated, and if they do test positive for the virus, they have mild to no symptoms at all. we have never been in a better position to end the pandemic. we're not there

yet. but the end is inside. doctors say the new omicron booster is important, especially as we head into the fall and winter seasons. time now 5 55, the top health officer in santa clara county, warns everybody don't drop your guard with covid , even as a number of cases are going down santa clara county now reports about 270 new cases of covid every week, even though that number does not include at home test, dr sara cody told county supervisors high vaccination rates have helped bring down the case rates from a high of 6500 week at the beginning of the year. as time has gone on and the very high level of vaccination and boosting in our community does does show a decrease in our desks. how in our deaths, however, we still have 10 to 15

county residents dying of covid at each week in the county. um which which is still significant. the last week, santa clara county started administering the updated covid booster shots. the county's encouraging everyone age 12 and older who have received their last booster shot more than two months ago to get the new vaccine shot. a c t. the american conservatory theater in san francisco kicks off its season with a show called passengers. it's directed and choreographed by bay area native shana carroll. passengers follows nine strangers on board a train and features the canadian circus arts troupe. well i grew up in berkeley and, in fact growing up, i always loved the sound of the train that we hear sort of right close to the water. and sort of all my life felt like trains were kind of symbolic of it was sort of a pump promise of the future and adventures and unknown lands and at the same time, sort of nostalgic reference to old eras

in the past. passengers opens friday. it runs through october. 9th again at a c t in san francisco. for the 49ers are preparing for their home opener against the seattle seahawks at levi stadium. george kittle still is not practicing after missing the season opener with a groin injury, head coach kyle shanahan says kittle has made a lot of progress, but he still won't play on sunday. some of the players who are planning to hit the field say they're ready to give the 49ers faithful something to cheer about. a lot of excitement. yeah, a lot of excitement to get in front of our fans. and get it going, you know, fit feeling that have to be in a hostile environment will be a lot of fun game and every time we go against seattle, so i never expected anything different for all the years that i've been here, it's been pretty tough, pretty close. seahawks niners game kickoff as at one o'clock sunday afternoon, right here with us ktvu fox two.

alright our time is 5 58. the giants have the day off before they played the dodgers tomorrow night. the giants had another great performance from pitcher carlos rodent during their game yesterday against yesterday, and he gave up only one run, struck out eight and the giants won 4 to 1 against the atlanta braves . the oakland a's continued their texas road trip there, you have a game tonight against the houston astros. they played an exciting game last night against the texas rangers. they fell behind. find early and kept trying to get back in, but they couldn't get a lead. that finally changed in the ninth inning, with some key hits that fueled the a's 8 to 7 win over the rangers. tonight's aids game in houston will be broadcast nationally. that means you can see the game right here with us on ktvu fax to the game starts at 4 20. you can still get local news on ktvu plus and streaming

on our ktvu website. wildlife officials have some concerns after several reports of attacks by coyotes live this morning in the north bay with a look at what's being done to warn people about these coyotes and today, thousands of people paying their respects to the late queen elizabeth. some are waiting in line as long as eight hours to say farewell. we're taking you live to london preparations for her funeral. continue. from ktvu . fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. september 15th. it's nice to check in on london because so many people are watching from around the world and eight hours people are waiting. that's how much it means to them to be part of this. again taking a look at the skies in london. luckily it's not pouring down rain on

them while they wait right to mile long line. i guess we understand from some of the reports there. so just nice to kind of see those the ceremony taking place over there. roberta gonzalez here with our forecast , and we have some london like weather here. i wanted to say in london when the queeassed just one week ago, it was pouring rain. do you remember that double rainbow rainbow over buckingham fountain and the palace there. buckingham palace and ever since then, the weather has cleared and we do have sunshine and 64 to 70 degrees in the forecast for london for the next 5 to 7 days very much like san francisco weather pattern. we do have overcast skies right now. areas of fog. we have the fog lifting around the estuary at this particular time. 57 degrees in half moon bay to 60 degrees in oakland low sixties brentwood and 59 in san jose. it's cool and santa rosette 50 partly sunny today. if you liked it yesterday, you're going to love it. today sixties at the beaches to 80 degrees and

fairfield and conquered. we do have big changes in the forecast for the last weekend of summer, and i'm talking big changes. we're going to talk about that in a couple of minutes. but right now, here's how castaneda alright, roberta. thank you very much. we are seeing traffic that is going to be busy now at the bay bridge, because you know people are showing up now. it's nothing unusual. i'll show it to you now put it up on the screen here for you just a little bit of slowing. it's about to the end of that parking lot and probably will grow in the next half hour and probably go all the way out to the macarthur. amazing. we continue the pattern. you look at the east bay not a lot going on. when it comes to these commute, south bay commute looks good. there is a live picture of northbound to 80 getting up the highway 17 that's north. dont 20 on the right. it looks good getting up to highway 17 and beyond that in the sunnyvale 602, let's go back to the headlines. thank you this morning a tentative agreement between us freight railways and the unions representing rail

workers that for right now has averted a possible strike that was due to begin late tomorrow night strike would affected 30% of all freight in the country. also they would have affected commuters and travelers because most of the nation's passenger service runs on rails operated by the big freight train companies right now, we don't know how news of this tentative agreement will affect this morning's rail servants, and we're trying to find out how each agency is reacting to the news and also how service may possibly be disrupted. ktvu sally rasmus will be here with us. it's six thirty's you have all the latest information, and there have been multiple coyote sightings in san rafael, prompting a warning for people, their children and their pets. ktvu is a mannequin tana at a very popular park peacock gap with some of the latest sightings, amanda yes, well, most of those run ins are happening around this parker around a nearby golf course. last week, there was a dog that

was bit by a coyote and one of the residents said her daughter while she was playing at this park was surrounded by coyotes, and that's why they have put up some new signs here at the park, trying to tell people what they should do if they do see a coyote as they're out, walking their dog or just enjoying this park, now, a representative for marine humane, told the marin independent journal. that they are ramping up efforts to educate the neighborhood because they believe there might be a den in this area. that could be why the coyotes seem to be more territorial experts say. this is the time where pups born in the spring are going out into new territories. coyotes are generally skittish and pose little threat to humans, but there have been rare attacks on humans and pets, and local residents are describing the coyotes in recent sightings as aggressive last month, a group of agencies known as marin coyote coalition held the

webinar to teach residents how do coexist with coyotes and what their actions mean. they stopped . they turn around and they look at you, and that often gets misperceived that this coyote is stalking me trying to get me and what i'm trying to tell you is yes, they're trying to trick you into thinking that that's all going to happen, but it's their natural defense mechanism. now if you see a coyote come up to you. what you're supposed to do is something called hazy. now that means you're supposed to be as big as possible. make loud noises really be as obnoxious as possible. the idea of that is to make sure that coyotes are still fearful of humans, so they know not to interact with humans not to go up to them. and so the advice for everyone who sees coyotes come up to them is to do that hazing and teach other people in the neighborhood. what

to do when they do have an interaction with a coyote live in san rafael. amanda quintana ktvu fox two news, amanda. thank you. time is now. 605 oakland police investigating another shooting tuesday night near 92nd avenue in peach street. police say a man and woman who were sleeping were hit by stray bullets to other victims were also shot. a city councilwoman says a member says two cars were involved in a shootout before they crashed into each other, and it's several parked cars and people living nearby described what they heard. for driving and shooting. an accident occurred. they jumped out of the car and, uh, that gun violence continued on the street. i heard about 50 gunshots from like, uh, starting from like 30 seconds ago, and then there's a break and then again, and then again, i'm like it's like a gun battle like what's going on? no bullet holes could be seen all around that neighborhood and the sounds. the audio was captured by the city's gunshot detection system, as

well as a ring camera in the neighborhood. harmful behavior that we're seeing what people sleeping in their homes. people attending a memorial, um, being innocent bystanders caught up in, um, the craziness of what's taken place. now the husband, who was shot by a stray bullet, said he was hit in the groin area. his wife was hit in her stomach. they're said to be okay , police say one person of interest has been identified in the shooting. they're still searching for all of the shooters. san francisco police are being targeted by thieves who stole catalytic converters from at least four police vehicles. the thefts happened monday at the police special operations bureau in potrero hill. officials confirm thieves hit two police trucks and two vans. officers are checking surveillance video in the search for the suspects. so far, no arrests have been made. the mosquito fire is now california's largest wildfire this year, it has burned more

than 63,000 acres. containment is just 20% contained. new evacuation orders were issued on tuesday and wednesday in el dorado county, more than 11,000 people in eldorado and plaster counties are currently evacuated from their homes after the flames jumped the american river time now 608 firefighters and clark county, nevada, rescued people who were trapped in their cars and other vehicles after flash flooding in that area. the cruise with the napa valley fire district rescued the driver of a semi truck that became stuck look at that. two people were also trapped inside of a van. with floodwaters rising up to the windows on the same road and air rescue unit and lifted the two people to safety. fortunately no injuries were reported, and it was a really close call for a mother and her two children in southern california. this body cam video captured a rescue in san bernardino county, showing several officers braving the

rushing floodwaters to rescue the family from the fast moving flood. water's one of those officers grabbed one of the children. then the officers created a human chain to get the younger child and the mother to safety. for the lines to say farewell to queen elizabeth. the second have been growing at westminster hall. we want to take you live there inside the hall, where you see a number of people who are making their way inside to pay their respects. thousands of people, we understand our spending hours, some as long as eight hours in a line that stretches more than two miles long, you can see just a number of people, police officers as well. the queen lying there in st her majesty's coffin will be available for the public to view for 24 hours a day until monday morning. one had their heads bowed down power in actually just think that that's the last time. soldiers were rehearsing and have been

rehearsing for monday's funeral procession. there is also work being done eventually to replace the late queen's image with king charles, the third on everything from money to stamps and military uniforms. people mourning the death of the late queen elizabeth. the second stood in the line. that was more than three miles long. i guess now we're hearing emily wilson documented her eight hour wait from around midnight to see the late queen in london. she tweeted. it was definitely worth the wait on thursday morning at about eight o'clock, the late queen elizabeth will lie in state again until her funeral on monday. but just taking you live there throughout the morning to london just to see all of this because people from around the world are watching this and many people can't be there and would like to be there. so it's there. don't you would love to be part of it actually, never been to london. it's definitely on the bucket list, but it's just, you know, people, so i we've had the conversation in our newsroom. some people just kind of baffled

with what is the what is the interest in the royal family? but imagine if we had a leader that lived. our whole lifetime was ruling. you know, we have presidents in and out, but all of these people they never known life without queen elizabeth so mornings onto took us there live. and now we're going to south caston eight at 6, 11. everybody behaving on our roads now, david say so i'd say that we have a decent commute on this september 15th. you can see that the fog is an issue in some places driving south on the golden gate bridge. you'll see the fog. nothing that you're not used to. if you're normal commuter in fact, you probably welcoming the fall august not to some extent, the bay bridge backed up all the way out to the mate. metering lights are on and the east bay commute doesn't look all that slow yet some slowing and elsa bronte, of course, highway four is always slow. in fact, i've noticed highway for if you live in anti occupy, probably noticed it too. it used to be that the backup started right around here and

went to conquer it. and now it's beginning to start in any daca kind of a longer commute, heading out towards the bay point and conquered area, but succeeding looks good from martinez to walnut creek. and then we see that the south they commute is off to a nice start, so we still have a little bit of room out there to get out there before the vast majority of people get there. 6 12. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal . a number of propositions that voters will decide on and this year's midterm elections. we're going to take a look at our californians are leaning with some of the biggest issues will decide on and many of us had straight to amazon to buy something to tell you about the concerns from state officials that we pay too much for some products.

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prices for everyone who shops on amazon's platform. andre seniors here now and attorney general rob bonta claims vendors on amazon face financial penalties if their products are sold on other sites at lower prices. andre what it's saying. bonta says amazon is breaking the law by requiring its vendors to sell their products at their lowest cost on its platform. and that means vendors would have to charge more for the same products if they use other online marketplaces like target , or walmart. most people who shop several venues would see the price difference and decide to do business on amazon, giving the company a bigger market share. bonta says that would hurt smaller businesses. if you use your power to illegally bend the market at the expense of california consumers. small business owners and the economy. we'll see you in court. now bond to claims 50% of all online sales go through amazon, so the company is clearly the heavyweight division. but

critics of the lawsuit says that gives amazon shoppers several advantages, including lower prices and convenience and financial expert chris markowski , who says he is an amazon prime member, says it also helps small businesses who use amazon. we're seeing whether or not amazon has the right to actually kind of force people to maybe charge little bit more or charge their vendors a little bit more based upon the fact that they're getting more traffic in the first place now, amazon responded to the lawsuit by saying quote the california attorney general has it exactly backwards. sellers set their own prices for their products they offer in our store. the relief. the a g seeks would force amazon to feature higher prices to customers oddly going against core objectives of antitrust law . california's lawsuit is similar to one filed by the district of columbia last year. that lawsuit was dismissed by a district judge earlier this year. washington d c is appealing that decision pan back over the hill. thank you. andre

main point of governor. newsom's homeless plan will begin october of next year, he went to san jose and signed the care court bill into law. it creates a judicial branch in which officials and families can petition a judge to examine a loved one who's going through a mental health crisis. counties could be ordered to come up with the treatment plan, including medication, services and housing. continue to do what you've done. you'll get what you've got. and look what we've got. it's unacceptable so we have the power to turn this around all of us as mayors stand united and saying we want to be part of the solution and helping to implement this is going to be hard. it's critically important. up to 12,000 people could qualify. care courts will launch next year in seven counties, including san francisco. the rest of the state begins december 2024 times. 6 17 well opponents plan to sue. the groups include disability rights , california and they released a statement. quote care cord

expands and already problematic system into a framework of coerced court ordered mental health treatment that goes back to the country's horrific history of a realism and subjecting disabled people to being a separate class california clean air initiative is supported by the area. legislative labor and environmental leaders. statewide ballot measure would fund climate action and firefighting supporters also say prop 30 will help millions of californians have all incomes afford electric vehicles. it will also create a statewide electric vehicle charging network and hopes to reduce catastrophic wildfires by funding forest management, additional firefighters and fire fighting equipment. oakland mayor libby schaaf was part of the kickoff team, saying passing the proposition is a matter of life and death. pollution is not only killing our planet, it is killing our people. and prop 30 will fix that. prop 30 is an

innovative measure that all california's must support as if their lives depend on it. now. governor newsom does not support the measure. he says it will raise taxes and disproportionately benefit a few large corporations. mhm many ways their solution a in search of a problem be, they're going to create more tax pressures in this state. as the economy begins to klein, and they're the beneficiary of a lot of those directed dollars. i just cannot in good conscience support that and i hope people take a good look at that where this came from where the money is behind it. according to the american lung association. the bay area has some of the worst air quality in the country ranking fourth in year round particle pollution. the five worst metro areas are all located in california. pam time is now 6 19. there's a new poll out, it says californians already have some pretty strong opinions about propositions with less than two months before the

midterm elections. 55% say they would likely approved proposition 30. however this poll by the public policy institute of california was completed before governor newsom came out publicly against prop 30. proposition one would put the right to have an abortion and access to contra costa into california's constitution 69% of people who were surveyed support that idea compared to 25. who do not prop 27 would allow online gambling outside of tribal lands . the battle for votes has set a record as the most expensive campaign in california's history . this poll finds 54% of voters do not support the idea right now and when it comes to top issues. it's not surprising the economy and inflation front and center for the people of california homelessness, housing costs, climate change and the

drought also very important for voters heading into the midterm election. all right. thank you, dave. right now we want to check in with south for morning commute. what do you keeping an eye on sal? well there's fog, pam in marin county, and i was just looking at it here when you came to me and looking at the dense fog in southern moran, it isn't an issue. if you're an experienced driver, you drive this way every day. you're used to seeing it, but i just want to let you know it's there. babe bridge doesn't have fog that's low enough to affect anything, but it is going to be slow already from just west of the mcarthur maze and the metering lights are on. no major issues driving in. i look at the east bay and i see some of the slowing in the usual spot. how a four. sometimes i wonder how slow is it? well, we do have an indicator here that i can put on the map nine miles an hour driving right through bay point . that's pretty slow, stop and go traffic and now looks like a new crash just popped up. on

highway four. westbound right near bailey road. it looks like they're dispatching it. now it's westbound. four just west of willow pass. it just came in. as we were speaking here. chp is on the way. 6 21. let's go to roberta, who is covering today's weather? yes and we have lots to talk about. let's get to it right now out the door. mostly cloudy skies areas. apache dense fog, even a little bit of compensation in the forms of drizzle along the seashore and into the bay. there's your gray slate over oakland were current it's 60 degrees. otherwise it's cool to 50 now in santa rosa is in the low sixties now and fremont and look at livermore 75 degrees. that's about what high as you get today. now it's all about the winds. the winds are out of the south and conquered. that's why the temperature has been going up seven and hayward , but the winds will rotate today. what shirley it's an onshore push 10 to 20 mph. here it is. i dusted it off. i cranked it up and it's ready to go. it is our right. er by storm

tracker. no precipitation as of yet, but future cast as illustrating. here it is. this is a trough from the gulf of alaska, which tells you it has some cool air associated with it if the timing is correct saturday, four o'clock in the afternoon cloud cover across the north bay and into the city of san francisco. this is the frontal boundary that's the most precipitation associated with it. it begins to dissipate push onshore by sunday evening, but this court is going to drop down and then began to traverse. person easterly direction, so we'll have unsettled weather all the way through about tuesday. it's not going to rain through that whole period. just unsettled cloud covers some windy conditions if we see these kind of accumulations, i will be very happy. i think it's a bit up to mystic. but right now it looks like at least a half an inch of rain in the north bay mountains around santa barbara by tuesday night, all right, one day at a time. partly sunny skies mid sixties beaches seventies bayside to your 80 degree mark. that's our outside number. inland. remember the

west wind? 10 to 20 mph the extended forecast. we have our last summer of 2022. we've got rain showers in the forecast sunday and possibly even monday , pam alright, thank you. roberta 49ers are preparing for their home opener this weekend against the seattle seahawks up next we hear from quarterback trey lance about what he says he needs to do. for the team to get a win. and making sure students still have music education. we're going to show you how motown legend smokey robinson is helping the state's largest school district.

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sentenced to life in prison without parole holder shot and killed. hustle in 2019 after an argument. it was a big day for the music program at one southern california elementary school, the students got a visit from a music legend and a huge donation to keep their music going. smokey robinson watched and listened as the miramonte school in south los angeles performed my girl a song he wrote and recorded with the temptations back in 1964. robinson praised the band's performance, saying it was better than he could perform at their age. i love kids still have access to music at this school because many schools don't have that. do not have music programs. we have any extracurricular activities. he was also there when the hot topic foundation presented the school with a $1 million check to help keep their music program at 82 years old smokey robinson

is still performing as well. on saturday, he will be on stage at the mountain winery in saratoga, and then he will play a great resort in rohnert park in november. crisis averted. the new agreement puts off a nationwide rail workers strike. what that deal means for service here in our area. and sometimes we just need to get away later this hour. the reason many people feel they have to be on social media whi o vacation.

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onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning . i'm dave clark. it's thursday . it's september. 15th i know where to find roberta gonzalez to write in your screen you're looking for is that plume of smoke and dust, right? yeah and wind. we have it all. good morning, everybody. a gray slate out the door this morning. it's a pretty intense and thick and deep marine shrouding. the bay area at this hour temperature wise 50 and santa rosa to 62 degrees and hayward. now this is it. it's dusted off. it's ready to go. we've got rain showers moving into the bay area. big question. mark is the timing whether or not the storm was stall out over the eastern pacific, or whether it will plow into the bay area, but nonetheless, we should have at least a few raindrops by sunday afternoon or evening into monday , backing it up to today, turning partly sunny and breezy temperature y 65 to 80 degrees.

your detailed forecast is coming up. but right now a big welcome to south castaneda, roberta, thank you very much with that crash. i told you about. last time westbound four near willow pass on the on ramp there. seems to be affecting traffic. it seems to be slowing traffic quite a bit. look at the solid traffic coming in from annie back to that spot, and then after that spot, it looks like it gets much better. and you can see for yourself with our live camera network just how slow it is. we have speeds of less than 20 miles an hour less than 10 in some spots there, babe bridge does have a commute that is going to be thick now getting into san francisco with no major delays, and a new crash just popped up as we were speaking south dont 8 88 tennis and there was already something going on at a street that was minor solos. two things it might be just a little bit slower than you'd like it this morning from hayward as you had south it's 6 32. let's get back to the headlines. thank you just hours ago, railroad unions and

management reached a tentative agreement to prevent a strike, and it came after hours of negotiations that lasted all night. ktvu s alley rasmus is here now to explain what it means for the economy and really for the commuters to use it. area communities who use capitol corridor trains. this is good news for them. also commuters in santa clara county who used caltrain if this strike is averted, which it looks like it will be. those commuters will have service as usual next week. let's show you a live picture right now of the team ian caltrans station in san jose. there you see one of those trains on the tracks. there are railroad strike would have canceled this segment of cal train that goes from san jose to gilroy because it runs on union pacific rail lines. those are free rail lines that would have been affected by this strike. amtrak's system is also almost entirely over rail lines, freight rail lines in california and other parts of the country so strike would have canceled capitol corridor, amtrak service , railroad unions and management reached a tentative agreement to

avoid a strike. the white house announced. this agreement had been reached around two a.m. our time that's after union organizers and railroad company management had been negotiating for more than 20 hours straight with the u. s. secretary of labor at the table mediating. overnight they finally reached a tentative deal. so as part of this tentative agreement, members of the 12 different unions that operate the railways will see an immediate 14% pay raise better, sick and bereavement leave as well as $1000 cash bonuses this year. david pam back to you, thank you . ali. the president will also celebrate the start of the hispanic heritage month this evening. the celebration begins september 15th. because that is the anniversary of independence for costa rica, honduras, nicaragua and el salvador. mexico's war of independence from spain also started on september 16th. the month is designated to ensure the cultures, histories and contributions of americans whose ancestors came from spain, mexico, the caribbean and central and south america. the president says he's proud to

have four hispanic cabinet secretaries, including javier becerra of california. time now. 6 34 alejo high school football coach who were shot this week while trying to break up a fight tuesday afternoon, is now home from the hospital, the family and friends of coach joe pastrana says he's still recovering from injuries, but they're happy and grateful he's home and talking to them. the students told us they weren't surprised when they heard coach pastrana stepped in trying to break up a fight. one of the other coaches told us even though strama can't be out on the field, he's still working to keep his players focused and working hard. even when i was staying in bed just kept talking about the place for the kids and making sure that he was getting the defensive packages because he was working on them all that day to make sure that the kids had got him at practice that day. hello billy ho high school team plays the alameda high school hornets at alameda. tomorrow night. we're learning

new details about santa clara county's plan to have narcan available at all high schools in the county. it's in response to the growing threat from opioids disguised as candy on social on school campuses. the santa clara county board of supervisors is now earmarking $135,000 for the purchase of narcan kits. a young person could think they're taking, um, a percocet or something that they bought that online and it could be laced with fentanyl and kill them. the treatment is administered by a spray in the nose that prevents an overdose immediately without the danger of addiction. county school officials say the vast majority of high school communities welcome this latest safety tool your time. 96 36 santa clara university students who are moving on to the campus or getting a warm welcome this weekend. today is the first day students can move into the nine residential learning communities on the campus. the moving days will continue through sunday with a family friendly welcome.

planned by the school community this weekend monday, by the way is the first day of fall classes. it's always very exciting move in day and some some laughter, some tears ah, lot of trips to target the target shelves get antsy, empty , getting some firsthand experiences with that right now . i am yes, i am. all right. sal has our traffic. we're looking at a map here. looks like an incident there somewhere in the east bay. so there's two of them. one of them is a tennyson . that's the new one. but we had the other one. at a street so both of these crashes here have combined now, unfortunately, to kind of make a mess, and i don't want you to be surprised by this. the tennyson one is rather new. chp is just arriving on the scene of that one. so please give yourself extra time. i do also want to mention that highway four. has that crash we talked about. we've been talking about it now for about 15 20 minutes. that doesn't sound

serious either, but whatever it is, it's really slowing the traffic. as you come over the hill and look at that you can see for yourself. if you're not looking at your t v screen, you can see how slow it is. so we don't need any help in this department to make that commute extra slow. this is a look at the bay bridge you can see that is backed up. that is also that's looking kind of normal. there is no giants game today, which will give traffic a break in san francisco. and as you see that the traffic in the east bay is okay, the celtic commute really hasn't woken up just yet. there's 2 80 in san jose, that looks good. 6 38. roberta i have to say i'm digging this fog that happens every morning, especially after what happened a couple of weeks ago. it felt like it happened a couple of weeks ago. it was just last week, right and it lingered and lingered and lingered with the all time record high temperatures here in the bay area, so we're going from the heat now to rain in the forecast , but right now we're looking out at the gray slate. cloudy skies, you see the bright lights of ring central coliseum where

bad bunny was performing last night. bad bunny. it was off the hook. you know they're still cleaning up. you guys don't know how bad do i'll educate david. okay very much. tries to stay hip and trendy. yeah right. well currently bad bunny sleeping because he put on quite a show last night six. and, you know, i heard he took a big entourage to a puerto rican restaurant in san francisco like an entourage of 80 people. how about that? 80 people, dave. alright conquered currently 60 degrees now, here we go. we fired up our storm tracker. this is our doppler radar and no rate as of yet, but it's going to be ready to go three mile per hour wind and santa rosa 12 and conquered calm and mountain view. these winds will blow out of the west 10 to 20 today. there it is. it is an area of low pressure it developed in the gulf of alaska, which tells you it has some cool air associated with it. it becomes cloudy across the bay area all the way to monterey bay by four oclock on saturday, so no rain saturday just increasing

cloud cover if this computer model serves as correctly the frontal boundary right here associated with the core of the area of low pressure should press up against the bay area. by sunday evening, spreading some light rain showers but then watch as it drops to the south. the area of low pressure the core traverse is to the east, so that's going to keep our weather pattern unsettled all the way through tuesday. no it's not going to rain all the way through tuesday, but we could have a hit and miss scattered shower. this, i believe is optimistic. rainfall total amounts because we have so much dry air mass in places sell was mentioning. we just got out of a heat wave, so it's going to take a lot to bust through that atmosphere and 27 1 hundred's of an inch of rain over a quarter of an inch of rain expected in san francisco along the coastal mountain range, and then by tuesday night, i have an inch so again, we're going to monitor that hour by hour. it will certainly change. alright today, turning partly said he a bit under breezy side west early's

high temperature 65 pacifica 80 degrees and conquer. good and then fairfield. nearly 80 and morgan hill ending gilroy will share with you that five day forecasts and dave and pam that's still coming up. are you googling bad bunny? over there? we're checking out to play a song for him. yes running. thank you. roberta wages are going up, but most of us are not seeing the benefits up next. how much of those pay raises are being gobbled up by inflation? now let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom with what else we're following for you here on morning sun, too. it's a busy one. pam and dave. when i join you in studio, mass school shootings have increased nationwide over the past decade. many parents and students say it's their greatest fear. next on mornings on to look at an active school shooter training simulation to prepare and protect against a devastating attack. disneyland is doing its part to help with our state's historic drought in the next hour. how the park is cutting water usage while still keeping all of its plants blooming and healthy year round.

first it was serena williams. now we have breaking news into the ktvu newsroom tennis star roger federer is retiring from pro tennis at the age of 41. federer is a 20 time grand slam winner. he'll play his final matches next week in london at a tournament he's gone through several knee injuries as well. we're going to bring you more details about the retirement of tennis star roger federer throughout mornings onto public health experts say it is still

not time to let our guard down, but they do have some encouraging news about covid, the world health organization in switzerland announced that the number of deaths around the world last week was the lowest since march. 2020 at the start of the pandemic factors include a broad number of people getting vaccinated, and if they do test positive for the virus, they have mild to no symptoms at all. we have never been in a better position to end the pandemic. we're not there yet. but the end is inside. doctors say the new oh macron booster is important, especially as we head into the fall and winter seasons. time at 6 45 49ers quarterback trade lands not getting any breaks from the weather from mother nature after last sunday's monsoon in chicago, the forecast for this sunday in santa clara raid and trade land so reporters 49ers plan to practice in the next few days with wet slip

footballs to learn how to better deal in those conditions. 49ers offense had problems moving the ball in the rain against the defense of the chicago bears trade lands completed less than 50% of his passes, and he threw very one really expensive, costly interception real similar to what i said. i think right after the game and missed a few early and i mean whoever was ahead going into a two minute drive in that in that fourth quarter. i was gonna be a tough situation for whoever was in that situation. so for me for us made too many mistakes early. uh ha. missed too many early. um but yeah, turn the page on that . alright hang in there. trade 49ers have a lot of injuries they're dealing with. they hope to have one of their stars george kittle back at practice today, but he missed the first day of work out yesterday. elijah mitchell. great running back. he'll be out for about two months, so 49ers are going to have to adjust their running game as well. but the players

say they look forward to the home opener. a lot of excitement. yeah a lot of excitement to get in front of our fans. and get it going, you know, fit feeling that now have to be in a hostile environment will be a lot of fun game and every time we go against seattle , so i never expected anything different quality years that i've been here. it's been pretty tough and pretty close. 49ers will host the seattle seahawks at levi stadium. the game starts at 105 on sunday. and you can, of course, see the game right here with us on ktvu fox two. in today's dollars and cents. home mortgage rates have reached a 14 year high the average rate for a 30 year fixed rate loan is now more than 6% exactly. one month ago, it was five and a quarter percent and slightly more than 3% at the beginning of the year , many analysts expect to see the average go even higher after next week's federal reserve meeting when the fed is likely to raise its key interest rate at least three quarters of a

point for the fifth time this year. right now. keeping up with the rising cost of living is a problem for the majority of those in the u. s. 55% of working americans surveyed by bankrate .com say their income has not kept up with inflation. 48% of those people say they actually received raises in the past year, but census bureau data shows americans have experienced two years in a row of declining or flat household income. it also says incomes for the lowest 80% of the population shrank last year, while incomes increased for the top 20. inflation here in the bay area fell just half of a percent from june to august, according to the bureau of labor statistics. the lower price of gasoline was the main driver for the decline. analysts say rent increases in the bay area were also smaller than the national trend. inflation was still up, though 5.7% from a year ago locally nationwide, inflation was up 8.3. from august. 2021 time is now 6 48 robots. they may be

here to stay, but don't worry there. we're told more interested in helping humans have a better life than taking over. there's no need to worry. robots will never take over the world. we're here to help and serve humans not replace them. you see that's america or amica if you want to call that developed by engineers in england, believed to be the most advanced humanoid in the world, even frowns some of the ways annika says robots can help humans or assisting those with disabilities. people they're tackling really dangerous environment. they're doing research and also providing friendship and companionship. mm yeah. alright taking you on vacation. there's a new tourism campaign in the state that encourages people to visit tribal lands. officials say it's a great opportunity for people to learn more about the more than 100 native american tribes

in california. we spoke with one of the people who helped create this campaign about places we can go and things we can do locally. right in the bay area. you know, there's a couple of experiences. i would definitely recommend the indigenous red market in oakland draws thousands of people. there's food, art, music and lots of performances. it's really, really spectacular as well. in oakland, there's a actually a native american restaurant while pepe's kitchen um, i was lucky enough to have one show cooked by chef crystal white pepper today, and it was unbelievable. the idea came after talks between tourism bureaus and tribes around the state. they say native americans have rarely been the focus of tourism efforts by the state, and the hope is that this new campaign will encourage californians and those outside the state to learn more about indigenous communities while providing financial support for those who live there. great idea. very nice time is 6 50. for some

people are vacation is about getting away from the daily grind, and that includes social media. and your phone? yes dave , but that's not the case. for many younger adults. those of us parents, we know this firsthand . we're taking you live to tenerife popular vacation destination of the coast of africa. i wish we could dive under the water because beautiful sea life there, according to a poll done by one poll, half of millennial stay more in contact with their friends and family while on vacation than when they are at home more than one third of the people, regardless of age, say. it doesn't feel like a vacation unless they post about it on social media. in other words, it's not real unless it's online . i have ditched my phone. i am sorry if some of you many of you following, but i kind of pulled away from social media a little bit when i definitely take trips and hikes and take time to enjoy a reef where we're looking live . they have a high temperature of 79 degrees below. is 71. it

looks a little blue that water little rough for snorkeling right there, but the diving and the snorkeling around that area is supposed to be phenomenal sound. castaneda kind of vacation. i'm sure i? you know what? i love it, and i do kind of split the difference. i won't post while i'm on vacation. yeah safety reasons. safety you don't you don't want people to know, you know, but sometimes you know, a little later on. if i had a picture like this, i might post it. it's nice to share other parts and experiences other parts like it like that open anyway, we're not on vacation. we have to go back to the bay area because i have something to talk about, and that would be valeo. there's a crash westbound 80 at 37. i told you about it last time. apparently a car came by too fast and flipped over and ended up on the ramp from 80 onto 37. it says it flipped over several times. and now the medics are on

the way chp has arrived there blocking the lane west 80 at 37. let's talk about how we for we had a crash there right near the bay point exit there, and traffic is going to be slow. it's really slow coming in over the hill, and it's backed up all the way to any update. bridges backed up. that's not as slow but there is a back up there. and 8 80 north bong is okay. there's a report of it. and camp mint fire. 8 80 near 29th. oakland fire is on the way to that. 6 53. let's bring roberta in talk about today's weather. i must admit my favorite airport is oakland international, because it's so easy to get in and out, right? yep okay, so there's a one o'clock flight to tanner reef. one o'clock. one o'clock, takes 22 hours to get there from oakland with a layover and dublin so you can have a pint, right? get back on the plane. and there you are. you know, roberta, one last thing i know we have to move on. but for me, the vacation begins. as soon as i get past security. no i'm with you there. once you get right past t s a right.

oakland international. they have all these kind of new restaurants and pubs that they've built up there too. so let's go. we could be there in 22 hours. dave sal. you don't even need to pack a bag. i always figure what you need. you can get when you get there, right. okay. 50 degrees in santa rosa 62. hey, we're not seeing any reports of any local airport delays due to the weather, and here's how we stand morning clouds than partly sunny, cool to mild today brisk wind out of the west to end at 20 mph radar. it's up and going and we're tracking this right here, an area of low pressure. it's pulling out of the gulf of alaska. it's descending into southerly, fresh. this is the frontal boundary associated with the core of the area of low pressure. now if this serves as correctly, we will start to see that little light rain showers around the coast side. it might be a little too infant ages and premature but nonetheless, it gives you the flavor of it than the frontal boundary at south moves through during the afternoon hours, and then this

core watch what it does it slides to the south than traverse is to the east, so that's going to keep our weather pattern and settled and unstable all the way through tuesday evening, not saying we're going to see rain through that whole period, but nonetheless if the computer models are correct, and remember, this system could stall it could fall apart. it's still a few days away, but right now it's suggesting we could see a quarter of an inch of rain in the coastal mountain areas and up to a half an inch of rain in the north. they mountains boy. that bears watching day by day. actually hour by hour. here's how we'll fare this afternoon. sixties beaches low seventies around the bay to the mid seventies peninsula. 80 degrees are outside number and your extended forecast. if you love it today, you're going to really enjoy it tomorrow. it's a carbon copy just a couple of degrees. warmer increasing cloud cover saturday and showers are certainly possible now by sunday, now day that will be our last summer weekend. we've got rain in the forecast like it like that. thank you. thomas 6

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putin and chinese leader xi jinping are meeting for the first time since russia invaded ukraine there at a two day summit meeting in uzbekistan with nations that include iran, india and turkey. putin and g are expected to talk about gas exports and broader trade relations as moscow is dealing with economic sanctions imposed by the west because of the invasion of ukraine. now ukrainian president zelensky is okay. he was in a car crash in kiev. he was coming back from visiting a city that was just liberated from the russians when a car crashed into his car and his security escort, lansky didn't have any serious injuries . the driver of that car had was treated for medical needs, and he was taken to a hospital. there are no indications the crash was anything but an accident. meantime military experts say the ukraine russian war may have reached a turning point now, virtually all of the

northeast in ukraine is now liberated following a surprise counter event id by the ukrainian troops. coyote sightings and attacks are on the rise in one north bay city. the latest one happened just last week were alive and said rafael with a warning from animal service officers and what to do if you see a coyote, then another shooting in oakland. this time, four people were shot . two of them were sleeping in their homes here from witnesses as they described the moment gunshots rang out. and thousands of people joined a miles long line stretching across london to pay their respect to queen elizabeth, the second details on the preparations underway for monday's funeral. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome the thursday september 15th. welcome to thursday. do you feels amazing out? doesn't it feel good? i mean, people thought i was joking,