martinez, marina martinez, sturgeon baseball and nancy boyd park. there you have it, just a few of the awesome things that you can do here in this great city. do you like playing like, have you done it? yes i love it. yeah let us talk to sal. because you're talking with a guy south. his name is titles. actually, the kite man of martinez. he is the man of martinez. it's tony jet land, tony. thank you for joining us. good morning. sell you know, these kites have been all around the world. you are professional kite flyer. tell me why you like this area to fly kites. martinez has got some of the best wins when you get the winds coming from the north by northwest right off the delta, the nice and smooth and consistent, not troubling rolling around. you have a lot of people come out here. ah and to watch you do it on friday nights, right? i usually do. a saturday night led kite fly at night whether you have lights inside of them, and they light up and sometimes mostly during the weekends to that's when i'm not working tony jet land. martinez is very own k

he's in martinez. and is it overcast their self it's not that overcast actually looks it looks pretty good. there's some clouds, but i'm seeing some blue sky comes through. we're sitting here in front of copper skillet courtyard, which is the one of the greatest breakfast places in martinez. in my humble opinion, the food is delicious. we're going to talk about that coming up on the zip trip. i want to show you that last time i said the bay bridge was improving. it is improving. definitely you can see for yourself. i'm putting it up now that it's moving along very nicely with no major issues here if you are driving into san francisco if you wait a while, it might even be completely gone. you can see interstate 80 is moving along very nicely in both directions. look at this. i like that. as we go back. go back to you, steve. i just saw a really classic car go by. if it backfires, i might run. but that's cool. let's go back to you. all right. thank you, sal. happening today. a vigil will be held to remem

martinez is the county seat of contra costa county, incorporated and officially became martinez an 18 76 and served as a stop for those looking to strike it rich during the gold rush, as well as mariners involved in the booming shipping industry. the city got its name from ignacio martinez, politician, rancher and soldier . mexico granted martinez the land called rancho el panel in 18 42. the property included. what is modern day crockett, hercules martinez and panel within the decade, martinez became a key watering hole for gold miners when one particularly lucky miner stopped in martinez to celebrate. the bartender poured a drink, called the martinez special over the course of a few years, and many pores. martinez special became the martini and a legendary cocktail was born. martinez was the home of naturalist john muir from the late 18 hundreds until his death in 1914. you can visit the house he lived in which is now the john muir national historic site. it was at that home helped establish yosemite national park after a tour of his home, you can hike the trails of the property. my

we visited the city of martinez this time, which is the hometown of several notable people, including baseball legend joe dimaggio. ktvu claudine wang shows us how some people in martinez rallied together to preserve a piece of history. joltin joe dimaggio. it's a beautiful sight from the wood to the chrome, the fully restored boat known as dolton. joe shines in the sun. it reminds us not only of the great joe dimaggio but also of what the dimaggio family means to martinez. they're still here. they're still here still here, so it's not a passing connection. it is a enduring connection. enduring yeah, everyone knows the dimaggio family because of you know his history and he always you know, claimed to be from martinez. he never lost that roots. dimaggio was born in martinez back in 1914, and while he moved to san francisco just a few years later, he came back often to visit his family. his career in major league baseball would make him a household name and just two years before he retired fans gave him this. 22 ft. chris craft pleasure boat. it was purchased by yankee fans donated give

we learned a lot about the city of martinez. it is a lot of fun, and martinez, his hometown of several notable people, including baseball legend joe dimaggio, ktvu claudine wong shows us how residents in martinez rallied together to preserve a piece of history. joltin joe dimaggio. it's a beautiful sight from the wood to the chrome, the fully restored boat known as dalton joe shines in the sun. it reminds us not only of the great joe dimaggio but also of what the dimaggio family means to martinez. they're still here. they're still here still here, so it's not a passing connection. it is a enduring connection. enduring yeah, everyone knows the dimaggio family because of you know his history and always claimed to be from martinez. he never lost that roots. dimaggio was born in martinez back in 1914, and while he moved to san francisco just a few years later, he came back often to visit his family. his career in major league baseball would make him a household name and just two years before he retired fans gave him this. 22 ft. chr

thousands flocked to martinez ice chests in hand or dragging behind. after all, it's game night and time to play by g . welcome to the martinez bochy federation, 239 teams and some 2400 players strong there. 15 marina courts are packed from april to september and what has become the biggest bochy league in the country? i think if you ask the average person that you would people would say. new york, chicago los angeles. but our humble town of 40,000, roughly 40,000 people, is the nation's bochy capital originated in italy thousands of years ago. the goal is to get your ball as close to the white pelino as possible curling without the ice and brooms. the game is a blast, but it is so much more than that. i enjoy it's low impact. it's just basically an italian drinking games, so works for me. bottom line is, if you're not having fun, then then there's no point in playing the game, right? that's the number one goal for us is the federation of everyone out here is to have fun. tonight it's all about family and friends. a time to put down your tech toys and

martinez martini. yes and later this morning will also sampled the city's growing food scene, and we're going to share the story about how some people have martinez rallied together to preserve a boat that belonged to joe dimaggio, who also called martinez his home. now we'll be broadcasting live at waterfront park. so if you live in the area just come on down, join us the last zip trip of the summer from martinez coming up at nine o'clock. i always learned so much about all these little great towns that we have in the bay area cities and the people come out. it's very cool, stephen this what's the weather going to be like in martinez today? it'll be nice at nine in the morning. i don't think there'll be any issues there. they will have temperatures, probably starting off. upper fifties sixties maybe some fog maybe burning off by that time, but it won't be bad. we have a pretty good fog bank again. yet the difference between the coast and inland is again about 40 degrees, almost plenty of low clouds, b

southbound 6.80, north of also rode down in martinez. all lanes still currently blocked. >> and i'm telling people to take 80 to try to navigate and get around that they actually had an overturned. you see tractor trailer there. that's a photo taken from caltrans that you can see the backup just adjacent to that. so they're trying to get that back up right. and we've had that issue for the past 2 hours. the air, if you're traveling along 6.80, in martinez, 15 minutes and into the city may so that freeman street exit. so again, traffic is improving across our bridges. that's the silver lining 30 minute. drive a 80 to one. 0 one. let's check on our richmond center fell bridge about 8 minutes as you're traveling out of richmond and in the south bay. 37 minutes along one. 0 one. and that's 85 to menlo park darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain at 9.50, and national news. president biden just sign the inflation reduction act and the democrats. it's going to lower energy and health care costs. yes, disagree. they're calling it a tax

martinez is a little slice of old town. on all small town usa , and i just feel like you know when you come here. you get to enjoy the people. make sure you join us for a taste of the growing food scene in martinez, will you look at that? we'll also show you some of the well known and lesser known facts about martinez, including the legacy of joe dimaggio. there will be broadcasting live at waterfront park and mount martinez. so if you live in the area come on down. join us, you'll be able to watch the last zip trip to martinez tomorrow at nine o'clock. alright 5. 39 is the time i wonder what the weather is going to be like in martinez tomorrow it'll be nice. i have a good friend in fremont . her name is denise. she goes, can i can i join the trip and help gasia anchor? ah she loves the zip trips would have would have loved that before. there were times where she had to do it solo. but andre is there no idea how hard that is to do when you're on site like that? it's a lot of energy exerted it is planning goes into it. yes,

burning in the martinez area this afternoon. here's a satellite and the radar. and just like yesterday we had the fog near the coast. we also have the showers and thunderstorms out toward the sierra. and just like yesterday we actually have flash flood warnings posted as you can see those storms moving up the sierra approaching south lake tahoe and right around the markley ville area. we do have a flash flood warning in place around the tamarack fire burn zone. rainfall rates of over a half an inch. just within a matter of 15 minutes, so it gives you an idea of the intense downpours, causing some issues for that portion of the sierra. as you can see our satellites, some high clouds moving into the region this afternoon, and of course, the fog has been kind of expanding and coverage just over the past few minutes past few hours, san francisco right now. 66 degrees fair. 92. san jose in the eighties. course we have the dense fog hanging out near the coastline. what will happen is this the shallow marine layer gradually expand in depth, and this will actually lead

martinez, i can't wait to check it out, you know? we have some co workers that live at martinez. so be nice to check it out and meet the people that live in that community. andre and gasia. there's is such a good place to eat. i mean, all of them have been, but i think martinez especially so and i'll show you. you shouldn't watch tomorrow at nine. right now. let's talk about some of the east bay commutes, including martinez, but also hayward union city. all these commutes still active 6 80 is slow now. highway four through martinez actually looks good, but it's slow from pittsburgh debate point as a kind of scroll around the map, things are getting better that earlier stolen the richmond bridge has been cleared. i want to show you the bay bridge. because a lot of people are trying to get across the bay into san francisco at this moment, so unless you're using the car pool lane, it is very crowded. you want to wait a little bit. usually this improves after 9 30. it is 8 50 . it's been a cloudy start. let's bring steve back in to talk about today's weather. it has indeed south. it'

also martinez, you can see some of that. so a lot of activity all associated with one band that's going through that. i mean, we had a couple of lightning strikes earlier by rio vista, and there's more looks like around oakland and san leandro a little bit of activity. popping up there on 8 80 as well now moving into marin county, but take a look from carmel valley moderator santa cruz right there . 11 lightning strike another one right there just to the west of santa cruz, and there's still more to go. 5900 yes, sir. we were 59 to 1 oh, eight yesterday on the high temps. it'll be mcgee with a lot of, uh, partly cloudy skies. some rainbow weather some fog, santa rosa conquered stanford and san jose yesterday one oh 1104 98 97 today 91 98 89 89 we will cool off about 5 10 degrees for many 50 60 seventies on the temps. i mean, there's a lot held up because of the cloud cover. but look at all that monsoon moisture. that was the original lightning strike you see was there were two in rio vista. the recent ones are by monterey an

check out martinez today, reaching 84, low 80s in the north bay, upper 60s and low 70s for san francisco. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend coming up in a few minutes. >>> take a moment to look at your screen right now. >> this is a photo of missing teen kiley rodney just a few hours before she disappeared this weekend. still ahead on nbc bay area, the new details on that on going search and the message authorities have for teenagers from the bay area who might have seen her last. we'll be right back. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. >>> welcome back. we're getting a new look at the teenager girl now at the center of a disappearance search. a desperate se

sky 7 is over a fire in martinez. this is right near pacheco boulevard, not far from interstate 680. you can see a lot of smoke coming from here and we are still waiting to find out exactly what is going on and details on containment and why this happened. once again, this is a fire burning near i-680 four any of you heading this way in martinez, scott 7 life over the scene. we will keep you updated on the developing situation and bring you the latest as we get new information into our newsroom. >> you can see the flames as sky 7 was able to zoom in. because this is relatively close to 680, you know it will impact the evening commute to some extent and at this point, it is unclear exactly, as karina said, what is burning for the resources allocated to try to get this thing under control, but we will be here all afternoon and evening and keep an eye on it as we continue. san francisco taking legal action to stop closure of laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center. the city attorney announced a pair of lawsuits t

so if you're in the area of waterfront park in martinez joins us in person. come down and say hi. and if you can't be there, join us on tv. you can watch it live ktvu mornings on to the nine tomorrow morning. focus on martinez, learning a lot of things a lot of things that many of the people just don't know about it. but i'm learning as well that we were talking about a little earlier. all right. thank you for your watching ktvu. fox news at noon. the kt>> this is the moment guys. >> ready to set it and forget it. >> genius ways to hack a slow cooker. >> from easy weeknight meals. >> an all in one chicken burrito bowl. your family can do three different ways. look how delicious it is. and the chicken. so just you guys. >> two decadent desserts. >> sweet and salty, slow cooker candies. >> oh yeah. and tik tok superstar nikki giovanni puts his twist on a classic. >> oh yeah. that's next. we want you to kick up your feet and relax, because we're giving you some of your time back today. we're going to take it easy because we don't have to worry about dinner, slow cookers are doing the

that fire is burning near la junta, solemn entry on pacheco boulevard and martinez. firefighters, of course, asking people to please avoid that area right now. the video here showing the smoke us from the citizen app. no reports at this point of evacuations that could change. but we have learned that cal fire and contra costa fire are responding to this brush fire. >> we do have a crew headed to the scene. we will bring you any updates. >> and meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. you're monitoring the conditions. what are firefighters up against a very hot and dry conditions out there. so no surprise that the fire sparked in that area. most of our warmest inland valleys in the east bay, flirting with 90's to greet degree today. but today we are right now tracking temperatures in the mid 80's relative humidity, extremely dry out there. even with that bit of monsoonal moisture, 18% relative humidity and wind speeds right now at 13 miles per hour. so we're currently tracking winds out of the southwest out there right now near martinez in concord where that fire is burning,

tonight, a warning in contra costa county about dangerous mosquitoes in martinez, county synastries identified a nonnative type that can carry diseases. tim johns on what you need to know. >> they're small, sneaky and possibly deadly. >> we just got rid of the covid. so i mean, now, we're dealing with monkeypox. now, we're dealing with mosquitoes. when are you safe? >> the contra costa mosquito and vector control district announced that an invasive mosquito had been discovered in martinez measuring about a quarter of an inch with a black body and white stripes they're called ad espn ytae. they're described as being very aggressive day biters that can transmit zika yellow and dengue fevers. often in vegetation and places with standing water they're nonnative to california and usually found in warmer climates. contra costa says now that it's been identified, they'll work to try to prevent the new insects from becoming established locally. a job that victoria says they're confident local authorities can do. the county has taken multiple steps to help residents fight mosquitoes and other pest. >>

this is in martinez very close to the venetian martinez bridge all lanes in the southbound direction across from where our live picture and camera is set up our shut down because of this jackknife big rig. this crash happened around 7 45 this morning by eight. all lanes were closed and we don't know when they are going to reopen. the backup is extending all the way past the venetian martinez bridge. so if you can avoid that bridge that would be a good idea in the north bend direction where you see traffic flowing here. in this picture, there is one far left lane that is closed down as well. and that's because of this crash involving this big rig. it actually damaged that center divide and they have to repair it. so that left lane in the northwest direction 6 88 pacheco. closed and traffic just very slowly getting by in the opposite direction. south 6 80 completely closed because of this crash that happened earlier this morning. we'll continue to monitor the situation there. 28 year old woman with down syndrome almost had her first paycheck stolen because of a post on tiktok. the vide

tonight, a warning in contra costa county about dangerous mosquitoes in martinez, county synastries identified a nonnative type that can carry diseases. tim johns on what you need to know. >> they're small, sneaky and possibly deadly. >> we just got rid of the covid. so i mean, now, we're dealing with monkeypox. now, we're dealing with mosquitoes. when are you safe? >> the contra costa mosquito and vector control district announced that an invasive mosquito had been discovered in martinez measuring about a quarter of an inch with a black body and white stripes they're called ad espn ytae. they're described as being very aggressive day biters that can transmit zika yellow and dengue fevers. often in vegetation and places with standing water they're nonnative to california and usually found in warmer climates. contra costa says now that it's been identified, they'll work to try to prevent the new insects from becoming established locally. a job that victoria says they're confident local authorities can do. the county has taken multiple steps to help residents fight mosquitoes and other pest. >>

adam martinez says his third grade son zayon martinez who attended robb elementery and seventh grade daughter anna leah are frightened and won't go back to school. they will take classes remotely. >> i told my son they will have more cops and higher fencing. right away he said it doesn't matters, they're won't protect us. >> reporter: some are leaving the district entirely. uvalde's sacred heart catholic school has entrolled dozens from robb elementery. martinez says the trust isn't there. >> until they make changes, changing the staff around, i don't know if we're ever going to have that level of confidence we need to feel safe. >>> reporter: and some families connected to robb elementery are now seeking compensation. a $27 billion lawsuit is expected to be filed against the school district, the city and a number of police agentsies that responded to the shooting. norah. >> o'donnell: janet shamlian, thank you. let's turn how to ukraine where fears are growing over a potential nuclear disaster. after weeks of shelling, europe's largest nuclear power plant temporary lost power today

once again, this is in the martinez neighborhood. let's bring in meteorologist paul heggen to talk about the weather conditions in that area. >> and fortunately, they could be a whole lot worse. the weather, it's not going hinder the fire crews as they try to stop the forward progress of the fire. we'll look to the southeast of downtown martinez. the temperature stands in the low 80s. the humidity is over 30%. that could be a whole lot lower. the winds light, sustained at only 2 miles per hour. gusting up to only 10 miles per ho that sustained wind direction has been consistent. that's good news for the fire crews. they can predict the direction that the fire is going to grow. and the current view of it right now from one of the alert cameras shows a lot less smoke to when we were first seeing the smoke on the horizon about an hour ago. hopefully that's a good sign. they're going to stop forward progress and keep this from impacting anyone. no evacuations in place at the moment, and we're going to keep an eye on the latest conditions

. >>> plus, an act of sportsmanship is melting the hearts of athletes and families in martinez. garvin thomas has our bay area proud story. >>> and right now we're at the 89 degrees in dublin. and as we move forward towards the weekend, we could see numbers closer to 100 degrees out towards the try valley. we'll have a >>> welcome back. a new report shows that people in san francisco are falling into homelessness faster than they can be housed. researchers collected data about homelessness in san francisco, and a point in time survey taken in february. the report estimated that 20,000 people will experience homelessness at some point this year. and city leaders say they can't house people fast enough. they found that for every one person housed in a city program, four are unhoused. service workers say the pandemic made the numbers worse because of job loss and a lack of affordable housing. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi was back home in the bay area today, celebrating the recent passage of a bipartisan bill. today's event was held at the exploratorium in san francisco. local sci

astrid martinez with more from new yor. more from new york. >> reporter: the families of american hostages killed in syra hostages killed in syria let the the federal courthouse in virgia after el shafee elsheikh listens listens to life in prison. he was part of the notorious isis still nicknamed the bengals because of the british accents. >> let the citizen made clear for all of those who dare to torture or kill any american ou. zen abroad. the west nde wi >> reporter: diane foley noted that the sentencing came on theh anniversary of the beheading of her son, charles james foley he was killed, along with american journalists stephen zoloft and humanitarian aid workers peter h aid workers peter kasich and kaa miller. >> they left a legacy a profound profound moral courage. >> reporter: the three men were beheaded, but questions remain about what happened to miller. >> we continue to search for the the truth about what happened tr because we don't know for sure. >> reporter: isis claims she was was killed in a coalition airs

it's happened to raphael martinez too. he's had 30 years experience sailing the seas with his wife. and the couple from counties are not easily shaken yet, but their encounter with the orchestra was terrified. your longer should be developed from goldfish. suddenly i felt a jolting and off yell short of the boat spun around a 180 degrees and was facing north city of west that i thought that was when my wife spotted the ok model solomon. so my, the 1st thing i did was radio, the coast god for help or get direct. because when an animal that massive attacks your boat and you don't know how long it's going to go on what anything could happen. hm. dot nick if we're there, bassette. beers are growing on spain and portugal, atlantic coast. more than 300 incidents have been recorded in the last 2 years. sailors say that the spanish coast guard is having to launch rescue operations on a daily basis for people whose boats have been damaged by orcus. the crew of this boat were able to record the dramatic scenes. orcus also called killer whales, are predators that can weigh up to 7 tons. these

thousands flocked to martinez ice chests in hand or dragging behind. after all, it's game night and time to play body. welcome to the martinez bochy federation, 239 teams and some 2400 players strong there. 15 marina courts are packed from april to september and what has become the biggest bochy league in the country? i think if you ask the average person that you would people would say. new york, chicago los angeles. but our humble town of 40,000, roughly 40,000 people, is the nation's bochy capital. fauci originated in italy thousands of years ago . the goal is to get your ball as close to the white pelino as possible. thank curling without the ice and bruise. the game is a blast, but it is so much more than that. i enjoy it's low impact. it's just basically an italian drinking games. so works for me. the bottom line is, if you're not having fun, then you know, then there's no point in playing the game, right? that's the number one goal for us is the federation for everyone out here is to have fun. fauci night. it's all about family and friends, a ti

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martinez hadn't allowed to hit until that inning. the age went on to win 4 to 1 limited new york to just four hits today and just three runs combined in consecutive games. ernest four games split. and one of the biggest advocates for the pga tour in this tumultuous year of the live tournament today earned the tours biggest payday for most of the weekend. it looks like the number one seed in the tour championship. scottie scheffler would get the $18 million grand prize. scheffler had a six stroke lead going into today's final round, but rory mcilroy put on the charge of his career. that birdie putt at 15, the most dramatic shot on the way to a 400 par round of 66 that time moved him into a tie for the lead with scheffler. but scheffler pard that whole, then took a bogey at 16. mcilroy finished with parts on his last three to win a cool $18 million , winning the fedex cup for the third time. scheffler ties the tour record for holding the largest 54 hole total. and then failing to win a tournament $18 million huge payday. butter butter.

laura: martinez isn't alone. in wyoming, voters can change their party affiliation all the way up to the primary election day. there are 6000 fewer registered democrats now than there were at the beginning of the year. and cheney's campaign has sent information to every wyoming voter about how they can change parties. at an early polling site in cheyenne, every democrat newshour spoke to was switching to the republican ballot, many for the first time. despite disagreeing with most of cheney's conservative policies, they say her work on the january 6 committee is too important. ed: we got to get to the root of the problem. i completely agree with her on the january 6 investigation. i think trump's a crook. dave: she is a patriot, and american. and many others are not. laura: wyoming is the least populous state, but it's also the reddest. the democrats crossing party lines to support cheney are outnumbered 4-to-1. trump received 70% of the vote here in 2020 and his popularity in the cowboy state hasn't waned. donna

we are going to be live at waterfront park if you live in martinez are nearby. come down, say hi in person. you can watch it all right here on ktvu the nine because we have a full hour focused on the gorgeous city of martinez can't wait. i'm looking forward to this. i have not been to martinez music scene as well . i have to add and sell food, food there as well. food is good . but you know, the whole town is kind of all mixed in you feel like you're in a different spot, even though you are in the bay area feels different there for some reason. yeah it sounds like an escape act going to be good. it's gonna be a lot of fun, alright. thank you so much for ♪ ♪ >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." ♪ ♪ now, here is our special guest host, sherri shepherd. ♪ ♪ >> sherri: hey!

later departure, parents want to see their kids off, benicia, martinez into contra costa county. over here there's vasco road under a half hour but over 25 minutes for the slowing and pleasanton and san ramon, there's schools coming online, newark, new haven in the south bay, mountain view, los altos, campbell, milpitas and palo alto and san mateo showing school districts coming online so we may see a later build in those areas. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> happening now, asian community leaders are pushing for all california community colleges to observe and celebrate lunar new year. this comes after state lawmakers recently shelved a proposal to create a statewide holiday. supporters plan to hold an event at 10:00 this morning at the san francisco chinese chamber of commerce and according to "the san francisco standard" advocates plan to push for the change at tomorrow's ccsf board meeting. >>> and a quick look at the top stories this morning, including the breaking news from overnight, former president trump ordered to provide testimony today in a civil case just days

it's in martinez. so the right now they're really focusing their treatment and elimination efforts there. they're doing surveillance and treatment in the area where they found the mosquitoes in martinez to make sure that eliminated before becoming widespread. officials say these mosquitoes are very aggressive day biters that can transmit viruses like zika and diseases like yellow fever, mosquitoes can hide in vegetation and debris, which makes it hard to find and eliminate them. so the control district is really setting up traps. they're going door to you and to your door and say, - can we look in your backyard, so be aware of that. this is a specific species is not native to california are usually found in tropical areas around the world. they're introduced through travel most commonly when people move and they bring in potted plants or maybe the party plans are brought here to be sold. these invasive mosquitoes are small if black bodies and have white stripes. i'm so glad i don't have to look at this

thousands flocked to martinez ice chests in hand or dragging behind. after all, it's game night and time to play body. welcome to the martinez bochy federation, 239 teams and some 2400 players strong there. 15 marina courts are packed from april to september and what has become the biggest bochy league in the country? i think if you ask the average person that you would people would say. new york, chicago los angeles. but our humble town of 40,000, roughly 40,000 people, is the nation's bochy capital. fauci originated in italy thousands of years ago. the goal is to get your ball as close to the white pelino is possible curling without the ice and bruise. the game is a blast, but it is so much more than that. i enjoy it's low impact. it's just basically an italian drinking games. so works for me. the bottom line is, if you're not having fun, then you know, then there's no point in playing the game, right? that's the number one goal for us is the federation of her. everyone out here is to have fun. tonight it's all about family and friends, time to put d

this is up in martinez, southbound 6.80, north of author wrote all lanes are blocked there. so as you're traveling down, i would go ahead and hop off a new camera in a vista avenue and try to get back on for because all lanes are blocked there because of that accident traveling into the city right now. 21 minutes heading from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit. now we haven't had any accidents along the bay bridge this morning. just a few delays along one o one, which is kind of slowed us down along the san mateo bridge. 80 to one o one about. 25 minutes for you to make that drive crockett out towards the major at 41 minutes of people are hitting the road right now. 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, a little under 15 minutes of this hour. and if you're in the south bay taken one, 0, one, a 50 to 48 minute ride traveling up from 85 to menlo park darya. james, back to you. thanks. alanna and save 18 right now and oakland police chief leronne armstrong says the department is putting a lot of effort into solving crimes of playing. >> the business corridor over the last few weeks,

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there are sites in brentwood, martinez martinez and richmond over at the county employment and human services department. if you make make your way to a cooling center, you will have to put on a mask and comply with covid protocols. >> certainly, there will be consideration regarding, you know, socially distancing and everyone who comes into our cooling centers is required to wear a mask because they are designated cooling centers and that is the health guidance we have is that we want everybody to be able to wear their masks in order to keep safe and healthy as possible. >> another option for cooling centers is at brentwood, that is open until 6:00 tonight. after that, maybe the cool breezes will settle in. > >> other counties are opening ug up cooling centers today. we are are curating them and creating a a list for you on our website at at kpix.com. > >> just in, president joe biden signed the inflation reduction act into law. democrats say it will lower your energy and healthcare costs while the republicans against it say it is is a tax and spending spree. cbs cbs news correspond

for fremont, a high of 79 degrees, 87 in martinez. you can see we're seeing a wide range in temperatures, even from the coastline where we're going to reach into the upper 60s, san francisco, low 70s. 85 in novato, 87 in martinez, 87 as well in livermore. tomorrow it's basically a repeat. we've seen this weather on repeat from throughout the weekend into today as well as tomorrow. but then going into saturday, it will be slightly hotter in some of our inland spots like fairfield, reaching 95 degrees and upper 80s for the tri-valley, concord reaching 92. we have nice and cool weather near the coastline even into the weekend. if the sky is clearerly tomorrow morning or again on saturday morning, we'll have the perseid meteor shower. that will be peaking. out want to get out there any time at nine between midnight and dawn especially, that's the peak. give your eyes some time to adjust and just lay out there and just wait and maybe you'll see anywhere from 50 to 100 meteors per hour, although there will be a bright super moon, it may blo

back to you. >> astrid martinez in new york. thank you so much. >>> president biden is back in isolation this morning after testing positive for covid a second time. his doctor said mr. biden experienced a rare rebound case that occurs in small percentage of patients who take the antiviral treatment paxlovid. he said the president continues to feel well and is not experiencing any symptoms. mr. biden tested positive again on saturday, just a few days after testing negative and ending isolation from his first covid diagnosis. >>> we are 99 days away from the midterm elections. democrats are hoping to keep control of congress with a massive experiencing package. a cbs news/ugov poll is painting a different picture. serena marshall explains. >> reporter: president biden took to twitter showing that despite his covid rebound he's using his bully pulpit to push for a scaled down "build back better" bill titled "the inflation reduction act." >> i never thought they would come to agreement. these are solutions americans want. >> report

first day of school for martinez, and it's going to be in the low 60s as you're heading out the door, drop-off time partly cloudy sky but at pickup time it's in the low 80s, a little bit warm but still pretty nice compared to what we've had recently, and we're headed for 84 degrees for an afternoon high there. for hayward expect a high of 77 degrees and 71 in san francisco and low 80s for much of the north bay, while you head to the south counties in the upper 80s, and then 90 tomorrow, so you'll see the trend. it starts to heat up each day with fairfield reaching 92 degrees, and then we're still looking at some hot weather headed into friday, although some spots like where we get a little bit more of an ocean breeze in san jose, it will come down a degree or two, so it will all depend on where you are, but we are looking at a warmup ahead, really no significant changes as far as pressure systems, but we will have a slight shift in the wind direction and take a look at napa, we go from mid 80s for today to low 90s for the weekend, and then mid-90s early next week, with those temperatu

are going to be going to certain neighborhoods specifically where this species was first detected in martinez. if you live in these areas, they may want come in your backyard and do a little inspection. maybe even treated a bit. so just a heads up there. all right. still ahead, new gun control legislation discussed at the state capitol. >> why some lawmakers say it's too close to stripping citizens of their second citizens of their second amendment righ when a truck hit my car, citizens of their second amendment righ the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ migraine attacks? you can't always avoid triggers like stress. qulipta™ can help prevent migraine attacks... you can't prevent what's going on o

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adam martinez say his son and daughter are frightened and won't be going back to school. they will take classes remotely. >> i told my son, they're going to have impomore cops, they're g to have higher fencing, and right away he said, it doesn't matter if there's cops or not, they're not going to go in, they're not going to protect us. >> reporter: some are leaving the district entirely. uvalde's sacred heart catholic school has enrolled dozens of students from robb elementary. martinez says the trust isn't there. >> until they start making some changes, changing the staff around, i don't know if we are ever going to have that level of confidence we need to feel safe. >> reporter: some families connected to robb elementary are now seeking compensation. a $27 billion lawsuit is expected to be filed against the school district, the city and a number of police agencies that responded to the shooting. norah. >> janet shamlian, thank you. >>> there's big news tonight for the more than 25 million drivers in california. state regulators approved governor anynewsom's plan to ba t

the very latest on the fast-moving brush fire threatening structures in martinez. several agencies launching an all-out assault to keep those flames from spreading. >> a beloved jazz club is closing its stores in the city. how the local music community is coming together. >> and i'll have the very latest on current conditions with chaco fire and also what to expect for the end your workweek forecast in just a workweek forecast in just a fe you said you'd never get a dog. you said you'd never do a lot of things. but you never knew all the things a dog could do for you. and with resolve you never have to worry about the mess. love the love, resolve the mess. non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homeless

so to be taken a diplomatic efforts to a political solution in this war, dw correspondence, martinez, billing and 11th. johan in istanbul, thank you both very much. so now it's been more than one years since afghanistan fell to the taliban. thousands of people who fled the country in the chaotic final days before the militant group took over with in afghanistan, there are still about 3500000 people who are internally displaced. after decades of war, political repression and food shortages is unclear. how many want to or can make it out of the country now? worldwide, the united nation, but a nation's puts that number of registered african refugees at 2600000 with almost no people voluntarily returning to afghanistan. that number is unlikely to go down. but the, when was that, the real number of refugees, including unregistered people, is almost certainly much higher. the vast majority about 80 percent of those refugees are in pakistan. and iran. germany is home to about 180000 african refugees. more than any other country in europe by far since the taliban take over berlin has promised

at martinez. a gutierrez visit visit is not over yet. is it? no, he's continuing to odessa. this is was another big topic of course. it gutierrez and ad on how made a big diplomatic have had a big diplomatic success and brokering that a great deal that allows grades from ukrainian ports to be shipped out via the boss for us to ports all over the world. and the 3 have of course, talked about that they have agreed that they would undertake further diplomatic efforts to speed up the grain shipments. and this is probably more than like, if we, if we talk about further diplomatic options, then deals on specific issues like this. one would be the more probable way than to start some kind of piece troops. but he has pulling of their reporting from the living in western ukraine. thank you much. yes. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines today. the leaders of russia and china plan to attend the g 20 summit in bali. this november indonesia, president confirmed the news in an interview with bloomberg news agency. the host nation has been under pressure to

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martinez reaching 81 and 81 in novato with san francisco in the upper 60s. mike, where can we find some lower gas prices? >> kari, as for gas prices, first of all breaking news from gas buddy, the national average we're told has fallen below $4 this morning, the first time it's been under $4 nationally since march. we're under $5 so we'll teak it. exxon in oakland foothill boulevard is gas for $4.89 a gallon. a&a gas in burlingame on broadway is charging $4.99 and valero a shade under $5 at university avenue, valero in berkeley, $4.99. crash west 80 at powell, jammed up to the berkeley curve, multiple tow trucks on scene, one of them is a flatbed tow truck, loading the vehicles up right now. i believe they'll be able to clear in the next few minutes but this is slowing things down, guys. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> 6:10 this morning. keeps kids safe on social media. >> really wanted to balance parental insight into their teens' life while preserving autonomy and privacy for the teen themselves. >> the popular teen app snapchat now adding a new par

we'll see some mid to upper 80s for concord, and reaching 82 degrees in martinez. hayward a high of 78 degrees, also 78 today for redwood city. in san francisco it's in the low to mid-60s and our north bay highs reach 87 in novato and 97 in ukiah. going into the weekend, a large area of high pressure which causes that air to stinks, as is it sinks, it warms. a ramp up in temperatures starts first in southern california with an excessive heat warning that starts on wednesday. that continues through tuesday and for us, the dangerous heat moves in on saturday, continues through tuesday. when we compare where we're headed for our all-time hottest temperatures, in gilroy, 115 is the hottest temperature we measured about you this sunday, 107, so you can see where we're headed over the next few days. mike, now you have three alerts going on? >> we do. we continue to have three alerts. one affects your commute direction south 101 at spencer avenue. i told you we had two lanes open, two closed because of an earlier deadly crash, investigation continues. now that has allowed