everyone. i'm mike mibach. crime weary business owners in oakland are desperate to find solutions. new tonight ktvu henry lee live in chinatown with the story. henry. >> mike i've been on these walks through oakland's chinatown before, but today's was different because it included oakland police, bart pd, and the chp, whose presence here in the city has been hotly debated. it's been a familiar sight in oakland's chinatown, an all volunteer patrol taking a walk with police to build connections. but on tuesday, the group was joined not only by oakland police, but a bart officer and an oakland chp captain as well. together, they met local merchants, many of whom voiced concerns about shoplifting. >> did you call him? see, >> that's the problem. when something happens as small as that, as petty as that, you call, you file a police report. >> stewart chen is president of the oakland chinatown improvement council. >> chinatown supports law enforcement for them to walk and

visit and shake and greet the merchants. i think it means a lot. >> this is the first time the chp has taken part in the walk. >> no. it's great. i mean, that's what, you know, working together as a team, you know, with the community and law enforcement. i mean, at the end of the day, we're on the same goal is to make. >> but i asked oakland chp captain mike novosel about those who don't want chp officers chasing suspects on oakland city streets. they point to the death of castlemont high teacher, marvin boomer, who was struck and killed by a suspect after chp chase. >> there's critics and every field of work, whether it's the restaurant, movies, law enforcement, you know, media, there's critics everywhere. so obviously not everybody's going to be happy. but that's part of the job of law enforcement. >> i'll stop by. so maybe when they see a. >> oakland police officer, tony chang is assigned to chinatown. >> i'm from oakland. i still live in oakland. family, friends, everyone shop in chinatown. so. so the crime that occurred here, i take it very personally. >> bart. police officer john

chu's headquarters is adjacent to oakland's chinatown. >> we're committed and determined to providing safety and security for all our patrons and the community around us. we're eager to help. >> joe ma is chair of the all volunteer patrol. through interpreter, he said things have changed. >> the security in chinatown is improving, much improving. but i am not still satisfied with current situation. >> owner of alice street cafe that's been hit by crime, says she's grateful she's on the radar of three law enforcement agencies. >> especially like the three of them, they have to communicate each other, but like if all together. so they they would do something. >> so it's clear that at least here in oakland's chinatown, businesses are welcoming law enforcement with open arms, no matter what badge they wear. mike. >> all right. henry lee, live tonight in oakland's chinatown. henry. thank you. and as the city of oakland does prepare to pass its budget, the nonprofit the bay area council is

recommending urgent reform. the report from the business association calls on the city to prioritize public safety above all else, saying the city is at a breaking point. the bay area council says crime is having a significant impact on the number of people who shop, dine and enjoy entertainment, leading to a drop in tax revenue and empty shops and offices. among the report's recommendation is to expand funding for public safety and to secure future dedicated funding sources for the oakland police department. new at six. the driver of a freightliner truck has been criminally charged for his involvement in a deadly crash in the east bay, the alameda county district attorney has charged 29 year-old kevin chavez with vehicular manslaughter. the chp says he crashed his freightliner truck into a tesla on 880 in oakland last september, killing the tesla driver. investigators say the incident was part of a larger crash caused by a suspected dui driver. that driver was arrested at the scene. a lot of san francisco

fire department vehicles. they're just old and they need to be replaced. as ktvu christian captain reports tonight, several city leaders are now working on new legislation to help firefighters begin upgrading their aging fleet. >> with more than 800,000 san francisco residents, emergencies are relatively commonplace, and fire vehicles, including this 1990s era engine, roll out at all hours of the day and night. that puts a lot of miles on these vehicles that the department has had for decades. in many cases, this hose tender was manufactured in the 1970s and would almost certainly have to be called upon in the case of a major earthquake or disaster, the city's fire chief said. san francisco needs newer trucks. >> it's really important because they're running all day. they're very busy. you know, we live in earthquake country. there's a lot of chance for large fires, so we need our apparatus to constantly be functional. >> now, a pair of laws are making their way through city hall. one allows wealthy benefactors to step up and donate money for new vehicles. the other would allow the fire

department to deal directly with fire equipment manufacturers to fast track deals. supervisor connie chan sponsored both pieces of legislation. >> what we're hoping for is under one year, we can see new fire apparatus delivered to the doorstep of our fire department. >> the fire department said new trucks cost $2.5 million or more. new engines, 1.5 million. mayor daniel lurie has already signed the legislation to allow the city to seek private funding. he said, making sure the department can get the money it needs, even while the city faces a budget crisis, is critical. >> we have to make sure that we are on firm footing when it comes to disaster response, and this legislation is going to help us do that. >> chief crispin said. the sooner his department can source private funds and begin negotiating with manufacturers, the better. >> it is critically important. i mean, as i said, we live in an area with wood construction, zero lot lines. we have a potential for conflagration and we really appreciate the mayor and the supervisors supporting us in these efforts. >> once the city begins the process of ordering those new vehicles, it could be a year or

more before they arrive, the department said. when it's a matter of when and not if, a major disaster strikes san francisco, they said time is of the essence. in san francisco, christian captain ktvu, fox two news. >> tonight, firefighters in fairfield are monitoring an area that burned in that fast moving vegetation fire. people have been allowed to return to their homes after this fire forced those evacuations yesterday afternoon near hilborn road, an air attack was launched along with firefighters on the ground who work to protect those homes in the neighborhood. firefighters say the strong, gusty winds did make this one a lot more difficult to get under control. a number of neighbors also sprung into action, spraying down their houses. cal fire now has a chinook firefighting helicopter based out of napa county, the agency posting this video on facebook. officials say the helicopter will significantly enhance emergency preparedness in the region. the chinook, along with an air tanker and an air tactical aircraft, will be stationed at the napa county airport throughout the fire

season. and as california's wildfire season starts to pick up here, firefighters are using every chance they can to get prepared. this afternoon, firefighters from around santa clara county teamed up for a controlled burn. ktvu mark sayer is live tonight at calero county park in south san jose, with a look at the work getting done there. mark. >> well, mike, you can see just how brown and dry all this brush is directly behind me. and of course, this is a scene that we see all over the bay area. so firefighters tell us that this controlled burn that they did here in this park today, it gives them valuable real world experience so they are better prepared when an actual wildfire hits. in the back country of calero county park, crews are lighting fires on purpose and then watching the flames slowly burn down the hill. you can hear the crackling of the dry brush burning. that's where dozens of hand crews are face to face, with the approaching flames. >> facing any fire front is always dangerous. sometimes it's

adrenalizing as the fire activity grows and gets more intense. >> captain josh potter led a crew of about 17 personnel on the hand crew line, and even with years of experience, he says the real life exercise is critical, especially for newer firefighters. >> in the beginning of fire season. a lot of these controlled burns that we have are good opportunities to refine our skills. >> the controlled burn inside the park covered about 30 acres. burning back the vegetation is also a strategy to help reduce available fuels for potential future fires in the area. >> this does provide a fire break. the burned areas here will actually act as a safe zone from which crews can operate, so that if we have fires on the other side of the hill, they can start here. they've got a safe zone to work from, and they also know that the fire will not be able to proceed into this area. >> fire managers say wind and environmental conditions were perfect for the burn. flames usually like to go uphill, but with no fuel in areas already

burned, it slowly creeps downhill, consuming additional dry grass and other fuels. >> that's coming down the northern portion over there. >> incident commander cole pereira also says working with other agencies, ranging from palo alto to gilroy, also helps with the coordinated response. >> also with that, a collaboration with the departments working together, kind of as we get busier in the summer months, all the crews and agencies working together in collaboration to pull off our objective and putting black acres on the ground. >> this is where it starts. and so when we do get those real life fires, we're ready. >> and of course, with all the rain we had over the winter, there is plenty of brush like this as it as it heats up and the really hot summer months like august and september, even into october. firefighters are very concerned about what all this fuel means for the wildfire season, not only here in the bay area, but of course, throughout california. and there's a second day of this drill tomorrow here in this same park, and will be

an entirely new set of firefighters and fire managers to give as many people as possible experience with the real thing. that's the story. live here at clara county park in south san jose. i'm mark sayer reporting live ktvu, fox two news. >> it is nice to see them getting the work in, but let's hope for a very quiet 5 or 6 months ahead. mark. appreciate it. thank you. bay area air quality officials have extended an advisory into tomorrow due to smoke drifting south from the wildfires in canada. the smoke from those fires causing hazy conditions across parts of the u.s. there are more than 200 fires burning right now in canada, a new report presented to the contra costa county's health oversight committee is shedding light on what may have contributed to a fire at the martinez refinery back in february, the report says. a lack of qualified contract workers and inadequate training and supervision played a role in the fire. it says contract workers were doing maintenance on a piping system and mistakenly caused fuel to leak. the fuel ignited within minutes, sparking a large fire that burned for three days. coming

up, the trump administration looking to remove the name harvey milk off a commission u.s. naval ship. later in the newscast, we're going to hear from the executive director of san francisco pride on the magnitude of this proposal. also, president trump's big, beautiful bill facing pushback not just from democrats. why several prominent republican lawmakers say they are opposed to the bill. >> hi, everybody. on this tuesday evening, this is a look at your bay area forecast right now, a little bit of haze, but i'm going to share with you where it's currently raining. that's all coming up with your bay area outlook. >> and how about just a quick check of that tuesday evening commute, as we do give you a live look out at the bay bridge giants and padres, by the way, tonight. and china basin at 645. you're watching ktvu news at six.

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valley transportation authority are voting on a new labor contract. now, if approved, it would end a stalemate that dates back to the end of last year. this dispute even shut down vta service earlier this year. ktvu is jesse gary has the story. >> tuesday sees a staple of american union labor rights in action. thousands of atu local 265 members voting to accept or reject the latest contract proposal from the valley transportation authority. >> we felt obligated at the point where we are in

negotiations that, you know, we let the members decide and give us direction. >> the two sides last met face to face may 22nd, and that's led to the current offer. vta would increase pay 14.5% over four years. the union had asked for 19% over three years. the new contract would provide enhanced dental benefits, give vouchers for the purchase of work clothing and have improved workplace policies. >> it is a fair and competitive proposal and it would maintain our frontline workers as the second highest paid in the bay area. >> the daylong voting comes as this december 2024 impasse moves toward summer 2025, after negotiations stalled between atu 265 and vta, roughly 1500 bus drivers and light rail operators walked off the job march 10th. that left roughly 100,000 daily riders stuck without a way to get around the south bay. on march 26th, a santa clara county superior court judge ruled the

ongoing strike violated a no strike clause that was in effect during negotiations. workers returned in late march and negotiations have been ongoing. >> if the members approve this proposed contract, you can think of it like a shotgun wedding. it's likely not to work out very well for the district. >> union leaders say there is a remaining sticking point over the long time leave of absence policy. the suggested change would affect new hires, not existing members. >> going around talking to the members, you know, face to face for the last week or so, i feel that this is probably going to be a split vote. so it'll be closed. >> no one benefits by not having a contract. our employees have gone three months now without having a raise that they deserve, and we think that the sooner we can get this all settled, the happier everyone will be and the better shape everyone will be in. >> voting continues until tuesday night, and then after that, the votes will be tallied. it takes a simple majority to

approve the contract and if approved, it would take effect june the 9th. that's pending approval by the vta board of directors. and that could come on thursday in oakland. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> president trump's big, beautiful spending bill narrowly passed in the house, and it still faces challenges in the u.s. senate. now, some republicans, including senator rand paul, oppose the bill due to concerns about increasing the debt ceiling by $5 trillion. president trump criticized senator paul on truth social for his opposition. other republicans want to make changes to the bill while democrats remain united against it, calling it harmful to health care and beneficial only to the wealthy. >> in fact, i'm for the tax cuts. i am for a lot of the bill, but i can't in good conscience give up every principle that i stand for and every principle that i was elected upon. >> behind the smoke and mirrors lies a cruel and draconian truth. tax breaks for the ultra

wealthy, paid for by gutting health care for millions of americans. >> and one of president trump's biggest supporters, georgia republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, voted for the bill. but now she says she regrets that decision, saying she was unaware of a section limiting states ability to regulate artificial intelligence. elon musk not mincing words when it comes to the massive tax and spending bill. musk posting on x quote i'm sorry, but i just can't stand it anymore. this massive, outrageous, pork filled congressional spending bill is a disgusting abomination. musk recently stepped away from his role as the head of the department of government efficiency, or doge, after falling short of his goal to cut $2 trillion in government spending. musk is also reportedly upset that the spending bill cuts tax breaks for electric vehicles. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger has a message for environmentalists frustrated about clashing with the trump administration. >> you know what i say to them?

exactly what i said in my movie kindergarten cop to the kids. stop whining. stop whining. >> schwarzenegger is hosting a climate summit in austria, which is being attended by business executives, community activists, journalists, along with current and past world leaders. other speakers include bay area venture capitalist and former california controller steve westly schwarzenegger, urging conference participants to speak up and take action. >> i know that the people are sick and tired of the whining and complaining and the doom and gloom. they want heroes. they want more complaints. that's not what we want, and that's not what we need. >> and while he disagrees with president trump's policies, schwarzenegger told the crowd it is not his style to criticize others. he says if you want to sway public opinion, you must show how people's lives will improve right now rather than in the future. >> what a beautiful day here in the bay area. late spring day,

right? it was pretty similar to yesterday, if not even a degree or two on the warmer side. hi everybody. take a look at pacifica 63. okay. that was up from 62 degrees yesterday to 86 degrees in antioch. that was three degrees warmer, 79 in san jose. that was spot on from what we received yesterday. and 78 degrees in napa. gorgeous day, mid 70s around the peninsula. current air temperatures were in the 50s in the city due to an onshore push. 57 degrees in half moon bay. still nice and comfortable inland in our east bay, 78 degrees in concord, compared to 74 in santa rosa and at the rose garden district in san jose. it's in the low 70s. these temperatures are up to a couple degrees, even eight degrees warmer than yesterday at this hour, except right here where we are seeing that onshore push at the coast temperatures tonight, overnight into the 40s and 50s, we will see a stronger return of onshore flow this evening. patchy cloudy

conditions, even some areas of fog. this is a look at our live weather camera from monument peak up 2500ft, looking out towards the santa clara valley. seeing a little bit of a haze out there. we're going to see less haze tomorrow because of this edie that's out over the open waters. it's kind of like pulling all that smoke out to the open water. look at what's happening in southern california. we do have some precipitation right now in throughout los angeles also long beach and in san pedro. vegas just picked up dime sized hail and we're picking up some thunder and lightning about 4100ft in the mojave desert outside of bishop. now, locally, we're talking about patchy morning clouds for your wednesday. sunny with a bit of haze and some breezy winds out of the southwest. mike, next time around we'll have a full forecast for you. >> sounds like a plan, roberta. thank you. the united states and iran hoping to reach a nuclear deal. the recent progress made by iran's military that is putting pressure on the u.s. [music], plus. >> another deadly shooting near an aid distribution site, the

third 1 in 3 days, raising questions about if this new plan is working. i'm trey yingst in

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between the u.s. and iran, making little progress, according to the un's nuclear watchdog, iran is close to having enough enriched uranium for a nuclear weapon, even increasing its stockpile by 50% just within the last three months. and that's adding

pressure to u.s. negotiations. >> it's a country that has orchestrated attempts on president trump's life. they cannot have a nuclear weapon. and we should we should treat any agreement with iran with a great deal of skepticism. >> iran has said it will not sign any deal that does not allow them to continue uranium enrichment, which they insist is for peaceful purposes only. according to reports, a new u.s. proposal would allow tehran to continue enriching uranium at low levels. palestinian health officials say israeli forces fired on people as they headed toward an aid distribution site, raising questions about whether the plan to get food to starving palestinians is actually working. as fox's trey young shows us from tel aviv, israel is denying the report out of gaza. >> there's been another deadly shooting, reportedly involving palestinian civilians as thousands rushed to aid centers in the gaza strip. it happened tuesday. palestinian officials say israeli troops fired on a

crowd of people as they traveled to a food distribution site, killing at least 27. but the israelis say that's not what happened, and their troops simply fired, quote, near a few individual suspects that were approaching them. >> let's be clear israel is not preventing gazans from accessing humanitarian aid. >> the un, rejecting that explanation, demanding a thorough investigation and accusing israel of using aid as a weapon. >> deadly attacks on civilians trying to access the paltry amounts of food aid in gaza are unconscionable. >> the countries. >> but the us ambassador to israel, mike huckabee, claims the reports of shots fired at civilians are, quote, utterly fabricated. meanwhile, the white house is calling for both sides to get back to the bargaining table. >> we don't take the word of hamas with total truth. we like to look into it when they speak. we will never forget the brutal attack on october 7th. >> but it won't be easy. hamas rejected a new proposal from special envoy steve witkoff, while israeli prime minister

benjamin netanyahu is under increasing pressure to make a deal and get the hostages home. >> i'm telling you, netanyahu, say yes, all our countries say yes. the families say us. all the families. >> the new ceasefire proposal would see a 60 day pause in fighting in exchange for at least ten hostages in tel aviv. trey yingst ktvu, fox two news. >> sunday's fiery attack against a group in support of israeli hostages is being condemned as a terrorist attack. i'm alicia acuna in boulder, colorado. i'll have the details coming up. >> also, a plan to remove harvey milk's name from a u.s. navy ship. reaction tonight from bay

police department coming together for the first time with bart police and chp officers to walk right through chinatown in a show of force. as they do listen to the community's concerns about crime. cal fire conducting a prescribed burn at calero county park in san jose today as well as tomorrow. officials say this will provide critical training for firefighters while also reducing the threat of fire in the park and vta bus and light rail operators voting right now on a new labor contract. now, if approved, it would end a stalemate that dates back to the end of last year and included a 17 day strike in march. the vta proposal includes a 14.5% wage

increase over four years. the workers union had asked for 19% over three years. voting is scheduled to end tonight at 10:00. with that, you're watching ktvu fox two news at 630. us defense secretary pete hegseth has reportedly issued an order to remove harvey milk's name from a us navy ship. that ship was named for the late san francisco supervisor, a navy vet, a gay rights pioneer, he was the first openly gay man to be elected to public office right here in california, and then in 1978, he was assassinated while in office at san francisco city hall along with mayor george moscone. the u.s. navy vessel was christened in 2021, and tonight the military is reportedly planning on stripping the names of other navy ships, including ones named for thurgood marshall, harriet tubman and cesar chavez. as the trump administration purges references to diversity, equity and inclusion, secretary hegseth has not commented on this plan, which was scheduled to be made public during pride month.

joining me in studio right now is suzanne ford, the executive director of sf pride. thank you for being with us tonight. your initial reaction when you heard this story today? >> well, thank you for having me here. i was horrified. my pr people sent me a text message and said, have you heard the news? and just so deflated, i, you know, the timing of it. pride month and what harvey milk has meant to our community. and then i read about the reasoning, and it was because we're going back to a warrior mentality. make no mistake, those people that you just read about and harvey milk were warriors. and finally, in our country, we had come to a place where we recognized that in people, there's nothing more american than standing up for people that don't have power. and that's what harvey milk did. >> what do you what do you you mentioned timing there. what do you think of the timing? was there intent behind this being. >> oh of course. >> june and pride month. >> it's june, it's pride month. and try to divide the people. try to try to throw some gasoline on the fire. it won't

work, but i understand what they're doing. >> what does this mean for pride month? how do you use this? does it change at all? >> yeah, it does change at all. i think we've been we've been out saying with the message, saying the message that if you come to pride this year, it's a revolutionary act because you're sending a message to washington, dc that you stand for the values that san francisco pride does, you can love who you love, and you can be who you are. and that's what san francisco pride stands for. so it's more important than ever. you know, i know it's hard to get down to the embarcadero, to market street, but on pride sunday, we need to send a clear message that we hold those values. >> and harvey milk, we all know what he did for the lgbtq community in the bay area and beyond. but also, it's important to mention that he is a vet. >> he is a vet. he served. >> for this country. >> he did. he served in the navy. >> we have. and that also comes into play here. >> it does. and it also should cause attention to the trans people that are being kicked out of the armed forces right now,

people that want to serve their country, people that are warriors and, you know, warriors do not have to look like white, straight men anymore. they can look like everyone. and harvey milk was certainly a warrior. >> you know, in the 70s. he was such a name here. and growing up here, even for me in the 80s and 90s and even today. but we had a discussion in the newsroom whether or not harvey milk's name is actually talked about a lot, you know, in san francisco today. >> yes, it is everywhere i go. i live in the castro. you cannot go one day in the castro without his name coming up and what he's meant to us today, today. and then like i was on a plane coming across the country a couple of months ago and milk was playing, and i watched it again, and i couldn't believe there was harvey milk at the front of san francisco pride parade at the civic center. and now we have that organization that we still we still need to make sure that we are around to carry his name and legacy. >> all right. well, i know it's early in the month, but a busy month for you. indeed. june 29th is the parade. >> yes, please. 28th and 29th at

the civic center. come out. >> all right. the executive director of sf pride, suzanne ford, thank you again for coming in, i appreciate it. of course, governor newsom, by the way, responding to the proposal, saying on ex, donald trump's assault on veterans has hit a new low. harvey milk was not just a civil rights icon. he was a korean war combat vet whose commander called him outstanding. stripping his name from a navy ship won't erase his legacy as an american icon, but it does reveal trump's contempt for the very values our veterans fight to protect. san francisco congresswoman and speaker emerita nancy pelosi saying in part here the reported decision by the trump administration to change the names of the usns harvey milk and other ships in the john lewis class is a shameful, vindictive erasure of those who fought to break down barriers for all, to chase the american dream. president trump says he will hit california with unspecified fines after a transgender athlete competed in last weekend's high school track and field state championship in fresno county high school junior

abby hernandez won state titles in the girls triple jump and the girls high jump, although the runner up was also awarded first place under new rules established by the california interscholastic federation. after trump issued his threats to withhold funding prior to that state meet, federal officials say the wife and five children of a man who they say threw molotov cocktails at demonstrators in boulder, colorado, were taken into custody. the white house says the family of mohammed suleiman could be deported as early as tonight, and authorities say suleiman is an egyptian national who has been living in the u.s. illegally. he had 18 molotov cocktails but threw just two during sunday's attack. fox's alicia acuna has the story. >> the wife and all five children of the suspected boulder terrorist are now in federal custody and being processed for expedited removal after sunday's violent attack in colorado left 12 people injured, sending shockwaves through the jewish community. >> some anger. there was sadness, grief, a lot of things

mixed together. >> authorities say. mohammed soliman is facing 16 attempted murder charges, plus counts for using an incendiary device for throwing molotov cocktails at a group marching for israeli hostages. they also say he is facing a federal hate crime charge and more could be coming. >> we've moved swiftly to charge quickly just to send the message to the community that no acts of anti-semitism are going to be tolerated. >> the acting u.s. attorney for colorado says. solomon, who is a visa overstay, admitted to planning the attack for a year and said he wanted to kill all zionist people. the attack follows the murder of two staff members of the israeli embassy in washington, outside a jewish museum, and an arson attack on pennsylvania governor josh shapiro's mansion. >> we as jews. and this is not an overstatement. we're being hunted, and this is now proven. it it was already proven. >> the anti-defamation league reported the highest number of anti-semitic incidents in 2024, adding there's been more than a 300% increase in the last five

years. and according to the american jewish committee, three quarters of jewish americans say they feel less safe since the october 7th attacks, the federal government says it is taking action against acts of anti-semitism. >> this is pure evil. the department of justice has already filed federal hate crime charges against the alleged perpetrator, and he will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law. >> isis placed a detainer on the suspect in the unlikely event he makes bond in boulder, colorado. alicia acuna, fox news. >> coming up, oakland is home to one of the most dynamic food scenes in the nation. how you can enjoy specialty dishes from an array of restaurants this summer season. and we are getting closer to the start of the outside lands music festival in san francisco. the lineup drop today

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attractions organizers releasing the schedule for the dolores open air tent. some of the notable artists include rebecca black, father figure, and chase icon. outside land says the space celebrates our queer and trans communities and the diy spaces that define sf nightlife. about 50 restaurants and cafes in oakland are showing off some of their prized dishes this month as part of a special campaign. it's called summer affair, and it's presented by oakland restaurant collective and savor oakland. organizers say it highlights the best in oakland's vibrant food and beverage scene are owned. rosemary oroczo was at one of the restaurants participating farmhouse kitchen and jack london square. it features thai food with inside and outside dining in a thai style garden. the co-owner and chef says he joined the summer affair event as a way to give back to the city of oakland. >> i enjoy this program to celebrate like who we are and, you know, be able to be here in

oakland. it's something that i always give the positive energy back to the dish that offered to our customers. and cheers to all the programs that help. and during the month of june, it's fun. jack london square has such a beautiful weather. people walk around, grab cocktails, and, you know, think about food. >> participating restaurants and cafes are offering happy hour specials and deals on food. oakland savor summer affair runs for the entire month of june. >> good evening everybody. taking a look at the city by the bay, the city of san francisco, you could see a bit of haze out there. i'll talk about june gloom and how it will impact your wednesday. >> all right. next, we check in with alex savidge, a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap at seven right here on ktvu. alex. >> mike. thank you. coming up tonight at seven, we're following an urgent manhunt for a father from washington who's wanted for killing his three

children. those little girls were found dead near a campground. coming up tonight, how the community is coping with this tragedy and what authorities are saying about the search for the suspected killer. plus, a once prominent california trial attorney learned his punishment today for stealing millions of dollars in settlement funds from clients, including one man who was badly burned in the san bruno pipeline explosion back in 2010. a legal analyst joins me live tonight to discuss tom girardi's seven year prison sentence and the implications of this case for the legal profession more broadly. those stories, and a whole lot more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and of course, that's followed by the ktvu, fox two news at 730 with heather holmes. >> alex, we will see you soon. but first here after the break. veteran linebacker fred warner back for another season with a 49ers the lessons the all-pro is teaching one of the t m's newest p

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relationship between warner and the rookie. >> johnny holland has been the linebackers coach for the 49ers for the last seven years. he's coached fred warner as a rookie. >> we didn't know, like he was going to be like this, but after a few months, we knew like, this guy is dedicated to his craft and he wants to be the best. >> he's watched warner grow into the best linebacker in the league and watched him become a mentor to an eager rookie linebacker in nick martin. >> but he's in a room, he's willing to share it, and that's the type of leader he is. >> and even though it's early on, he sees a bit of warner in martin and what he's about off the field. >> nick is a leader by example. you know, he's always on time. he's early most of the time. and he, you know, he's always good trying to get to know guys and be around the guys outside of the building, which is good. >> martin's desire to be like warner goes back after he was drafted by the 49ers. he said he only ever bought one nfl jersey

and it happened to be warner's. last week, warner said he heard about the story and added that martin has been picking his brain. >> he's come in and he's asked me every single question known to man of like, fred, how are you doing this? like, what are you doing after practice? what are you doing after the lift and wanting to be a part of those things and not being afraid to ask those questions? >> holland is looking forward to watching the two help each other throughout the season. >> some of the characteristics that i look for in linebackers, that are guys that can run and hit and love football and love getting better, and nick had those qualities. >> and with the departure of dre greenlaw this past offseason, it's expected that nick martin will compete with de winters to start opposite warner come the start of the regular season at levi's stadium. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> a blood center in the bay area is trying to incentivize giving blood. the stanford blood center says anyone who donates blood to the center this month will receive a redemption card for two tickets to a future giants game. the center says

there's an immediate need for all blood types, especially type o donors are eligible to receive tickets to six games this month, four games in july and one in august. menlo park based metta has signed a nuclear power deal to fuel its ai project. metta signed a 20 year deal with constellation energy to create more than 1000mw of emission free nuclear energy. this deal starts in the year 2027. it includes metta purchasing a nuclear power plant in illinois. right now, it has not been made public how much metta spent to get the plan? it's similar to a deal microsoft made with the three mile island plant and the state of pennsylvania. >> well, we're taking a look at the temperatures and their highs today around the bay area. they were very similar to yesterday, if not even just spot on, maybe a degree or two warmer. take a look at san francisco. average high this time of year is 65

degrees today. checking in at 63 degrees. we had 69 in oakland, which is rather seasonal. and then once you ventured into the eastern portion of our bay area, it was three and four degrees warmer anywhere from livermore through fairfield, 75 in santa rosa and to the south it was 79 degrees in san jose. so pretty seasonal, late spring day and currently a pair of sevens in novato. back through nicasio, we've cooled to 58. in san francisco, low 60s from redwood city through redwood shores, east palo alto and palo alto, both checking in at 66 degrees. so it's a mild evening in progress east of the bay and also north of the golden gate bridge. but we're cooling down quickly along the sea shore and peninsula. and tonight we'll bottom out in the 40s and 50s across the board. 54 and castro valley. this is an interesting view. this is our live weather camera. it's perched atop monument peak, looking out towards fremont and newark, getting a bit of haze as the sun does begin to set at 8:00 tonight, just after 8:00, i

believe it's around 819. we're looking out towards the san francisco bay, where we do have a small craft advisory in place. tonight. we have a bit of a chop on the bay waters, and we have some dense fog that will be developing later on this evening. it will be patchy, but it will be there. so we've had a bit of that marine layer. it's been wiped away due to this. edie out over the ocean. you can see it right there, but we will see more of an intrusion tonight, overnight. meanwhile, take a look at what's going on in los angeles. the rain showers there through long beach. and we had it all derived from tropical storm alvin that fell apart at the seams, but still pushed its monsoonal activity out towards arizona, then through the back door of las vegas, where we had dime sized hail. today, even some lightning in the mojave desert at the elevation about 4100ft for us locally. some patchy morning clouds, sunshine less haze will still have a little bit of haze, but a little less with some breezy conditions. so tonight we'll fill in with the marine layer. it will intrude. the bay waters try to make its mark inland, but

it will back off rather rapidly and hang tight to the san mateo coast, and then push in on your wednesday night through thursday. all right. here's a look at your highs tomorrow. maybe a degree or two. warmer, 88 degrees. my outside number. breezy. southwest winds 10 to 20. seasonal with a drop of. the temperatures thursday. back up to a nice spring day friday. and we're going to hold on mike to this weather pattern all the way through next sunday. >> all right roberta, thank you. coming up, thousands of americans of japanese ancestry forced into internment camps during world war two. the exhibit now open in the east bay. remembering thi

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americans who were incarcerated during world war two is now on display in berkeley. the book of names is the first comprehensive listing of people of japanese ancestry who were forcibly removed from their homes during world war two. more than 125,000. >> names 22. >> the book is on display at the berkeley historical society today as well as tomorrow, and visitors are encouraged to stamp the pages next to the name of an individual in the book. >> there are so many japanese americans that haven't been

acknowledged that were incarcerated during world war two, and i'm really proud that we have it here today, especially because it's traveling all around the country. and as the first asian american mayor of berkeley, it's particularly meaningful that i was able to stamp the names of my ancestors today. >> the book will be on display at the palo alto buddhist temple thursday through saturday. a father and son rowing across the pacific ocean to set a world record this morning. tim and harrison crockett left the liberty ship marina in sausalito. the two expect to face physical and mental challenges as they plan to row for more than 12 hours a day for the next 40 days. >> it's a 24 foot ocean rowing boat, two cabins, one on either side of the. the main working deck, two rowing positions. everything we need to survive and thrive on. the ocean is packed in there, so we won't get any outside assistance other than some weather routing and some troubleshooting via messaging apps and satellite communications and so forth. so we have to do it completely

self-sufficient. in addition to the world record attempt, the crocketts want to bring attention to the mental health issues faced by us veterans. that's our report here at six west coast rap with alex savage. up next n ku. i'l

[music] developing tonight. heartbreak in the pacific northwest. the bodies of three washington sisters have been found, and a manhunt is now underway for their father. good evening, everyone. welcome to west coast rap. i'm alex savage. those little girls were five, eight and nine years old. they were reported missing on friday. they were from the central washington city of wenatchee. their bodies were found yesterday near rock island campground, about 40 miles northeast of the city. investigators searched the area after finding