riot at the u. s capitol building with some of the closest allies of former president trump revealed during live testimony before a congressional committee. plus. got one more game, but we're going to close it out andrew wiggins bald out tonight, so we needed somebody to stand up. and andrew wiggins did that. yes, he did. andrew wiggins did it had a tremendous game against the celtics. the warriors now just one win away from winning the nba championship. we have the reactions of excited fans about the warriors going back to boston for game six, hoping to close out the nba final. from ktvu fox two news. this morning's onto good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the morning don to i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. june 14th. worth losing a little sleep over right for that game. yeah yeah. all right. let's check in with steve paulson. i know there was a nice cooler

breeze that came in. what's that over his shoulder? very nice moon. that was bright, easy to see because it's clear out there. the strawberry moon so what time is it about? 15 minutes away or something like that? clear it will be warmer today if you like yesterday and you said, you know, can we ratchet it up? just a few degrees. the answer is yes. now, if you're inland will get up or eighties to maybe some low nineties coast and bay sixties seventies, maybe upper seventies so a clear morning sunny and warmer that translates into some upper eighties to near 90 for a few livermore and santa rosa in that category, alright over to sell now we'll say good morning, sir. good morning, steve. yeah, we're off to a good start here. there is one problem we're watching, and that would be on westbound 5 80 as you come up towards the castro valley area. there was an earlier crash. heading out toward the dublin interchange. looks like that that has been cleared. i'm looking around, and just in the short time that i woke up and started paying attention to

traffic. they got it out of the way, so that's good news for them. traffic is also looking pretty good around the bay area as you look at the paper, bridget is nice and light at the toll plaza four. oh, one. let's go back to the headlines. more congressional hearings are scheduled tomorrow on capitol hill about the findings of the investigation into the riot at the u. s capitol building. several longtime allies of former president trump testified before a congressional committee. they repeatedly told the former president that the 2020 election results showing he had lost were legitimate, but he refused to listen to them. reporter madeline rivera takes a look at the new details from yesterday's hearing. some of former president trump's closest advisers, telling the house select committee they tried to convince him that voter fraud claims were baseless but say he was detached from reality. of the night of the weeks following the 2020 election. several advisers inside the trump campaign tried to urge then

president donald trump that there was no evidence of widespread voter fraud. there was an avalanche of all these allegations of fraud that built up over a number of days, and it was like playing lack, um all because something would come out one day and then the next day it would be another issue advisor after advisor, giving similar testimony before the house january 6th committee monday. he said. there's lots of fraud going on here with him flat out that much of the information he's getting his false. and or just not supported by the evidence, the committee saying president trump knew he lost but declared victory and spread false claims of fraud anyway. frankly we did win this election something former advisor jason miller said. trump was urged to do by an allegedly drunk rudy giuliani in the mirror was definitely intoxicated their suggestions. bye. probably was mayor giuliani to go and declare victory. the investigation aims to show trump knowingly used phony evidence to push a stolen election theory. but critics say these hearings are nothing more

than partisan politics. we should have a reliable summary of what happened. but you're not going to get it. if you've convinced people that it's just a partisan exercise, which is what i think they've done here. hearings are scheduled for this week wednesdays, focusing on trump's attempts to quote corrupt the department of justice and thursday on the pressure campaign on former vice president mike pence and washington matthis rivera fox news thank you, madeline. south bay congresswoman zoloft grin is accusing the trump campaign of raising hundreds of millions of dollars from supporters only to use a small amount of it on legal action. now the congressional committee presented evidence that the trump campaign repeatedly sent emails to supporters asking them to donate to what it claimed was the official election defense fund. the committee says there was no such fun and more than $250 million was collected. most of it went to a trump political action committee. the big lie was also a big rip off. the

former president laid the groundwork for these false claims well in advance of the election as early as april, 2020 . mr. trump claimed that the only way he could lose an election. would be as a result of fraud. congresswoman lofgren says later told cnn that the committee has evidence that the trump family also personally benefited from those donations. she also says the trump campaign paid kimberly guilfoyle $60,000 to deliver a two minute speech at the january 6th rally. now you can continue to follow the very latest on the congressional committee hearings by going to our website ktvu .com. time is rural five or father and son from delaware, who were the first to storm the u. s capitol building last year. but now on trial yesterday during the trial's opening statements, defense lawyers for kevin siegfried and his son hunter, so they never intended to interfere with the electoral college vote

count at the capitol on january 6th 2021 federal judges listening to testimony without a jury after the c freed's waived their rights to a jury trial. the judge will decide the outcome of their cases this morning. futures on wall street are up after that tough day on the markets. yesterday the dow dropped 876 points down nearly 3% the nasdaq plunging more than 4.5% 530 points there back below 11,000 for the first time, quite some time. the s and p 500 lower by 151 points and officially in a bear market for the s and p down more than 20% below its most recent record high that was set in january. the federal reserve meeting is today and tomorrow. now the expectation is for at least a half of a percent increase for interest rates. some economists speculate that at the end of the meeting, the federal raise rates by three quarters of a point to try to rein in inflation. high inflation squeezes income

purchasing power, and that's bad news for the economy and ultimately corporate profits, and at the same time, it adds to the pressure on the federal reserve to become more aggressive and raising interest rates. that could slow inflation , but it could also continue to drive the market lower. there's concerns about a recession this morning, president biden will address the economy and rising inflation, in remarks to a union organizers meeting in philadelphia. our time now 407 with the warriors beat the boston celtics last night one oh, 4 to 94. now they're just one win away from winning another nba championship. the warriors now lead the celtics in the championship finals, three games to two. last night was different from other games in the series. steph curry did not dominate that usual. his teammates, though, picked up the slack and andrew wiggins right here with spectacular 26 points. 13 rebounds. but the shot of the

night was made by jordan's pool. rebound wiggins three seconds to get a shot off time. fan yeah. jordan's pool hit a 33 ft three pointer at the end of the third quarter. you have to see it again. it gave the warriors elite and they never trailed again. later in the shot clock er into quarters. i mean, i always want those in my teammates look for me on those, and um the sliders kind of go up as the clock goes down, so just continue to be aggressive and look for my shirt. this is ultimate ultimate stage, and then they get bigger than this so i was out there just being aggressive and you know it was. it was a good game. andrew wiggins. you were tremendous game six of the nba championship finals thursday night at six in boston at the td center so fun

to watch and the warriors will host a watch party. inside and outside chase center for game. six. years they lost their voice is a little bit there me to fans left the arena pumped last night. one more victory means 1/4 nba title in eight seasons, the doves have gained many new fans during their dynasty. some came as far away as nashville to catch their team up close. nba finals. i've never been to an nba finals game, so it's cool to be in the home arena falling for my son's favorite team. it's great. it's way louder than i thought it would be. we were supposed to win earlier, but it was my birthday, so we had to take it a little bit longer, so we have one more game, but we're going to close it out. the warriors love playing at home. they are now 11 and one at chase center in the playoffs. mew did it, you inspired them to win? i

did feel like i had a part because when i walked out of the room they weren't doing well. so then i had to stay glued to the tv. yeah you're welcome. staying glued to steve paulson. he has a forecast for you with some moon stuff, too. i think those two are glad to not be in nashville where it is about, you know, 100 degrees, right humidity to match their out here in nice weather, so rolled in. it was very nice. everything's good out here. that's for sure. for right now. temperatures will be warming up today we have clear skies the full moon. as well and overall, we are looking for temperatures today to be in the upper eighties to near nineties for a few here as we get some inland temps beginning to warm up sonoma mountain member remember these were all in the forties or low fifties yesterday. now they're in the fifties and sixties sonoma. 61. ben lomond, 61 northerly breeze or northwesterly. so the highest building in water temps went down. 48 50 51. that's cold, cold water. we continue that theme, so fog is not far away when you get tempted. and the

upper eighties nineties and water temps that cold fifties on the temps. i mean, you know, almost everyone is pretty close here. a couple of upper forties , though. point raises, 48 degrees. forties upper forties mid forties lake county. parts of mendocino candidate a lot of fifties take the one on one corridor, and it's all fifties, all the way into marin county. the high builds in for today than another system is going to dig along the coast. still some possibility of scattered showers on saturday. yes although it's more towards the north and over the sierra but it will be a under watch for saturday until then. sunny warmer sixties seventies eighties, some low nineties the warmest day inland will be tomorrow. the cooling begins thursday and then it really cools down going into the weekend. all right. thank you, steve. recent attacks on the lgbtq community are sparking concerns this pride month up next. the actions bay area cities are taking to increase security to protect the people who are celebrating, and here's a live picture of the sky and your moon were literally minutes away from the peak of the illumination of the strawberry moon coming up. more on why this

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(police radio call) (sirens) (news report) (sirens) (news report) team the san francisco zoo is now the new home of three parrots that were recently smuggled into the u. s fish and wildlife service, says the yellow crown amazon parrots were only 10 weeks old when federal agents confiscated them. they're native to central and south america. they have the unique ability to mimic human voices. several recent incidents that targeted the lgbtq community has san francisco police on high alert, leading up to the additional pride events in the city. officers tell ktvu is christien kafton that right now there are no credible or specific threats targeting the city. the lgbtq community says

there has been a disturbing increase in threats of violence targeting them recently, more than 30. proud boys arrested incurred d'alene, idaho, one suspicion they were planning a riot at a nearby pride celebration. police in the east are investigating members of the same organization for reportedly disrupting a drag queen reading our in san lorenzo at a library in san francisco. authorities are investigating a threat against state senator scott wiener. the center, saying he's received thousands of threats over the years. but this was different. this one was quite aggressive. and, um, uh, you know it and threatened the bomb. um and so we took it seriously and called the police and the police came out and checked everything out. and it all checked out. um, but it was definitely scary. lgbtq community groups say the incidents are more than just threats and intimidation. they crossed the line to domestic terrorism. they want to silence our community. um they are

afraid of our community and therefore, um, use. uh terrorism to try to invoke fear in our community, san francisco police say with pride activities ramping up in the city. there are still no credible or specific threats to the city's lgbtq community in constant communication with our state, local and federal partners to ensure the safety of everyone in the city of san francisco. um and our staff our department will be staffed to handle all calls for service throughout pride month. members of the lgbtq community say these recent events are just efforts to force them back into the closet, but they say they will not be intimidated. we're not going away. we're going to be proud and help this month and we're not going anywhere. san francisco police tell me they are on the lookout for chatter or threats, but they need the communities helped to let them know about any suspicious activities around pride celebrations. the rule of thumb , as always, is, if you see

something, say something in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu , fox two news. all right, thank you. christian the california state parks week kicks off today with events honoring the native american people who lived all over the state deal, and this week's event will take place at bay area state parks, culminating on saturday with the volunteered there. oh, my god! oh rocket, then. yellowstone national park is one national park. there will be off limits for the time being. all of the entrances to the park are closed . visitors were evacuated after heavy rains led to flooding and rockslides. many roads and at least one bridge were hit by flood waters. one yellowstone national park official predicts the northern loop of the park will be closed for quite a while . trans is working to clean up mudslides that shut down state route 70 in butte county. take a look at the map. that's the area

where the highway is actually closed because of mudslides in the feather river canyon. caltrans says several people had to be rescued after their vehicles were trapped between the slides. no one was hurt. but the slides happened in the dixie fire burn scar area during some rain on sunday, the chp says it hopes to get that highway reopened by friday. can we look live at the sky? you're up early , like us. if you think the moon looks extremely bright this morning. well, you're right. the full moon in june, is called the strawberry moon. this year. it's a super moon, where the moon's orbit is closest to the earth. this morning you heard steve at 4 52 am the moon will be just over 222,000 miles from earth. 16,000 miles closer than average . so this morning, the moon will look brighter and bigger than usual. and i heard this morning . or maybe it was yesterday afternoon anyway from szabo. possibly um, this evening, steve

, you're going to be able to see the moon very clearly. so you know those nights when you can it comes up and you can see all the craters and everything. yeah so this evening when it comes up should be a cool view as well. it will be under clear skies, so i don't think there's any problems there. that's for sure. all right, we do have a clear skies and pattern again is very progressive. here. we get a little bit of warmer weather for a couple of days. and then another system will impact the west coast. this one, though it might take any more towards northern california. you can see that that low spinning towards northern idaho now moving into the northern rockies possibility for us on the on saturday. now again, the focus looks to be a little bit more over tahoe or areas to the north. but something to watch. we go into the weekend. it will be much, much cooler as we head into the weekend. clear skies temperatures higher elevations are warming up. so that's the sign the highest building in 56. diablo 61 for ben lomond mountain and sonoma mountain. water temps really cold 48 50 51 . that's i mean, that's been consistent since april fifties

on the temps almost all fifties here low mid upper on the temps . castro valley danville 51 degrees panels at 50. other hercules 62 el cerrito, 60 alamitos also 60, so there are a few but the high winds out today than another system will dig right along the coast and again, the focus looking northward over tahoe could be a little bit of scattered shower activity. will you know again four days away, so still plenty of time to see if they dig it south or keep it north sixties seventies eighties, some low nineties on the temps. after wednesday. we started cool down and it's a big cool down going into the weekend. oh i see. thank you. time is 4 20 google hit by a major discrimination lawsuit filed by thousands of women still ahead how the giant tech company is responding to those allegations. plus the new push to combat the housing crisis in berkeley, the proposed tax that could generate extra money to help

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demonstrate outside the home of supreme court justices ahead of the expected release of a decision that could overturn roe v. wade justice samuel alito has been the focus of strong criticism for writing the draft of that decision that was leaked last month. there have been protests by abortion rights advocates. since then, outside the supreme court and at the home of the justices. the senate recently passed a bill to spend more on protection for justices and their families. now the final decision could come as soon as tomorrow. if it is overturned. it would leave the country with a patchwork some rd states entirely banning abortion . it's now been more of a six weeks since that draft robyinioe court watchers now believed chief justice john roberts. maybe trying to negotiate a compromise. it would not surprise me at all. if there's lobbying going on behind the scenes that said, i would be

surprised if the final outcome is dramatically different from what we saw in the draft opinion will be there for the women. rather states. we will stand up. we will fight back children and , of course, the white house is already taking action in anticipation of abortion rights being overturned. today. vice president kamala harris is set to meet with constitutional law. privacy and tech experts to discuss what the impact of overturning roe versus wade could be and prepare for that possible outcome. our time is 4 24. the supreme court has ruled that undocumented immigrants can be detained longer than six months while waiting to be deported. kind of ruling released yesterday, the supreme court reversed a decision that allowed immigrants have request to be released after orders. thd for months or even years before their cases are resolved. a

woman who wrote the essay called how to murder your husband was sentenced to life in prison for killing her husband, nancy crampton. brophy was convicted last month of second degree murder in the june 2018 death of her husband, daniel, and he was gunned down at the culinary school where he taught cooking classes. prosecutors argued that money was the main motivator. court documents showed the couple took out life insurance policies shortly before her husband's death. time is worth 25 to trial against former theranos executive sunny ball wani will have to wait another week before the closing arguments can begin. closing arguments in the criminal fraud trial were supposed to begin today, but they have been pushed back to next tuesday. no reason was given for that delay. but ronnie is facing 10 counts of fraud and two counts of conspiracy. it's related to his role in that failed blood testing company thoroughness. theranos founder and his former girlfriend, elizabeth holmes, was convicted of the same

charges back in january. we are learning more about the discrimination lawsuit that was settled between google and more than 100, female employees that work for the company, holly pieces, one of four women who filed that class action lawsuit against google for pay discrimination back in 2017. she says they wanted google to change its practices. evaluate women's work performance is fairly and pay women equally to men. we know that women. and women minorities. um get paid substantially less than men across the board, and i think companies need to be on notice that it's not okay. after agreeing to settle the case, google released a statement denying any wrongdoing that settling the case was in the best interest of everyone involved. the settlement still has to be approved by san francisco superior court. start our time is 4 26 in san francisco giants, with their fans have an easier time going

to games for the rest of the season now for a minimum cost of $500 fans can become members of the flex ticket account. which can be used to buy tickets for games this season, and the giants say this guarantees the lowest ticket price available. the $500 starter account. it's receding in the bleachers, the view box, the view reserved and the arcade. other plans, the 1000 and $2000 plans include more premium seating. amazon taking its delivery service to the skies coming up, we're going to tell you which california city actually testing the company's new drone delivery service. don't forget. now you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu .com slash email sign up for the daily service.

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in traumatized. and she had blood all over her shirt. a letter carrier in the east bay was assaulted and robbed while on her route what investigators believe the armed attacker was after and the supply chain bottlenecks said. u s ports not getting any better how it's affecting some small businesses here in the bay area. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to tuesday. it's june 14th. felt pretty good outside. nice the wind a nice cool breeze last night i could open up the windows and i couldn't take my eyes off the moon. it's one of the things steve's talking about this morning. along with your forecast. it'll be full in about 20 minutes here, 4 51 am is what i'm reading. so it's close. we're close. we're zeroing and clear skies. temperatures today

starting off on little on the cool side, but they'll warm up here a little bit warmer today. maybe tomorrow as well. so you're two for tuesday's clear this morning. no problem seeing that almost four months. sunny and warmer temps today, especially inland will get some mid eighties upper eighties coast and bay seventies and eighties right over to salad 4 31 to tell us it's quiet out there or it is quiet out there. we had an earlier crash on the way into castro valley on 5 18 year canyon road, and that was clear that you can see traffic is moving along pretty well. in the area. let's go back to that bay bridge that you briefly saw there. it looks pretty good getting into san francisco so we're off to a nice start so far . 4 31, let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you. sal. oakland police hope surveillance video will lead to the arrest of a car thief responsible for a dangerous crime. the video shows the thief dragging the car's owner in oakland's chinatown neighborhood near eighth and jackson now you can see someone walking up to

the car and get inside. the car's owner rushed back to the vehicle opened the door. the thief then drove off, dragging the owner a short distance. the victim suffered several cuts and scrapes. police are still looking for the thief and the vehicle. our time is 4 32 investigators in lafayette still searching for two people who they say assaulted and robbed a letter carrier while she was making her rounds. ktvu henry lee explains why the postal worker was probably targeted. in an unprovoked attack of a letter carrier making her rounds in lafayette letter carrier was assaulted and robbed on her route around 12 30 this afternoon. it happened outside this office building on camino diablo off highway 24 in lafayette. i have learned that the victim was aently followed here by two men, at least one of whom was armed with a gun. she was hit in the head with the weapon was very shocked and traumatized. and she had blood all over his shirt. and so

the ambulance came and took her away. carrier was taken to hospital for injuries that were not life threatening. chris finn works in the building. he says the victim regularly delivers mail to the conflicts on mondays . very nice woman. did have our route for a while and ah, she's just seemed very nice. witnesses say they were after her postal keys. thieves can use these master keys to access mailboxes to steal mail. this is unacceptable way to treat people. postal workers work hard. um and we want that message to get out there. there's a $50,000 reward for tips in the case. anyone with information is asked to call us postal inspectors in lafayette, henry lee ktvu fox studios, henry thank you, thomas for 33 happening today. a rally this morning demanding justice in the killing of a man from thailand last year. 84 year old vita return a party. died after being attacked in january last year. organizers with the rally say his death launched the stop

asian hate movement will be showing support for his family at nine o'clock this morning, right outside the san francisco hall of justice rally will take place shortly before the preliminary hearing for antoine watson, who's charged with the death of return to #### and he's also charged with elder abused well, the white house is taking the first step towards creating a national museum of asian pacific american history and culture. president biden signed the legislation. it creates a commission to begin the process of building that museum in washington, d. c the president says the museum with recognize the contributions of asian americans, native hawaiians and pacific islanders and says it's long overdue. so many people from around the world who will one day walk in this museum and better understand the idea of america. the only nation. the only nation in my view that can be defined in one single word

possibilities. now. the first step is a study to determine the overview of the proposed museum. where would you be built and decide if it should become a part of the smithsonian institution? there's no timeline yet on when it could actually open. white house press secretary karine jean pierre says president biden plans to run for re election in 2024, now the press secretary, was asked about biden's re election plans after a new york times article raised questions about whether he should run again. 50 democratic party officials were interviewed for the article, and some raised concerns about biden's leadership his age and his capability to campaign against possibly former president donald trump a second time. he has. and first of all. let's let's reset for a second. i cannot talk about elections. i cannot be a political analyst from here or you know, or the midterms or anything like that, or including 2024. the president , as you know, has been asked

that question many times, and he has answered it. his answer has been pretty simple. which is yes, he's running for reelection. i can't say more than that. biden who is 79 years old would be 86 at the second end of his second term time is 4 36 happening today, the berkeley city council will debate a proposal to tax vacant homes. under the proposed plan, the owners of vacant properties with more than two units would be taxed up to $6000 a year depending on the sides of the property. the goal is to encourage landlords to find renters by either improving the property or lowering the rate. maria really busily building housing in berkeley. but we need solutions right now for something that was considered incredibly unfair that there are people that own property that rental property that they are not renting out. so i look at it as a piece of the puzzle. now the tax would not apply to single family rental homes or two duplexes. if it's approved,

the measure could appear on the november ballot. berkeley right now has 4700 vacant units. and a group that wants to reopen jfk drive two cars hopes to put that measure on the ballot in san francisco members want to overturn the board of supervisors decision back in april to make that road in golden gate park permanently car free. their proposal is called access to all. it still has to be certified before supporters can start collecting the 9000 signatures needed to put the measure on the november ballot. the california legislature sent governor newsom it state budget plan. the $300 billion proposal approved yesterday includes many spending priorities included in the governor's plan on issues ranging from tax rebates, immigration and healthcare. the negotiations between the governor and legislature leaders will continue, but state lawmakers are required to approve their own budget plan before tomorrow's june. 15th deadline time is 4 37. amazon

wants to start delivering packages by drones right here in california, amazon says if everything goes according to plan, people living in the community of lock food between sacramento and stockton could have drones dropping off their orders just 30 minutes after an order is placed. amazon says the drones will be programmed to drop off packages in the backyards of their customers, the first step in building amazon prime air is getting permission from the faa. a amazon hopes to have the service available by the end of this year. well, the bidding has begun for a coveted private lunch with legendary investor warren buffett. bids have already topped $3 million. now that money is raised for san francisco's glide church. since 2000 buffett has raised more than $34 million for the tenderloin church and its programs. buffett has said that this will be the last time he'll take part in the charity auction that bidding ends on friday. alright time is 4 38. steve's

prepared to do our bidding to give us a forecast for a tuesday here's steve sold sold to the man over there. all right. we do have clear skies, you guys temperatures in the fifties. so we're a little cooler yesterday on those lows, but it won't take long to warm up here. so everything looks good, smooth sailing for warmer temps water temps will continue to be amazingly cold. upper forties low fifties, so fog is not far away. is there a breeze? yes i just looked at him out diablos north at 48. when i show it to you, it's not there. it does this to torment me. yeah. a north wind at mount veeder north wind, atlas peak, big rock, also oakland, berkeley hills. it's north above the claremont. yet it's a little puff of the south breeze right above the oakland zoo. warmer today fifties for lows, clear skies sunny for all. there will be a little bit of a breeze that we can't get rid of that. but temperatures are on their way up. sandra feldman low park, danville, saratoga. 84 82 88 87 today so tense bumping and maybe add one or two to these

tomorrow before we start a big cool down, so we had the thursday and into the weekend fifties for most, although sunnyvale and wanna creek at 51 napa airport 52 so we may eke out an upper 40. but the nights are very, very short here, huh? there's montara at 48 degrees, so the coast is clear. we like to say they're right at 50, stanford, atherton, 60, los altos hills that's warm air aloft building in 53. san carlos and also foster city. the high builds in for today and tomorrow , then gets replaced with another load that's going to dig right along the coast. yesterday the focus was more towards santa cruz mountain. santa clara valley lifted it. that makes sense. i mean it's late in the season. my goodness. but maybe mendocino county, lake county, northern sacramento valley, for sure. in tahoe, truckee, some some possibilities of some scattered showers on saturday, but keep an eye on that from that's what i'll be doing next couple of days, 60 seventies eighties and nineties. about the same maybe a little warmer wednesday. here comes the cooler weather thursday and much cooler going into the weekend. all right. thank you, steve, unsolved and unidentified, a bay area woman murdered years ago,

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from the #1 dermatologist recommended skincare brand. it's possible here murder from 37 years ago is still not solved today, but it gets more complicated because a woman who was killed has never been identified. over the last few years, cold cases have been reopened and dna technology is uncovering some new leads. ktvu investigative reporter brooks jarocz has been looking into a case. in newark, where determined detective is hoping these advanced advancements will help crack the case. like a

needle in a haystack. few clues from the crime were found in this field. so right now we're driving adjacent to the field where jane doe was located in 1985, this remote wetlands area of newark off mowry avenue became a homicide scene right out here. back then hunters found something that was badly decomposed, nearly unrecognizable. the banning of a woman in her early thirties shot and killed to this day who she is, remains a mystery. unfortunately, there was no identification, no purse found. um nothing that would immediately identify and give us a name. detective todd no be reopened this cold case a few years ago, while jane doe's body was cremated. polaroid pictures of her skull were in the evidence file, along with a clump of ruthless hair. this led investigators to austria labs in santa cruz. scientists now have

the ability to break down and extract dna from even the tiniest strand. advanced computers are used to find patterns in sequence that dna from their profiles are built a sort of road map. it feels really good. to be honest, it feels like um, you know, we're doing some good in the world and that's really what we're setting out to do here. but the work is far from over. genealogists are then tasked with trying to tag dna matches. just specific people. our job is to build out their family trees and look for connections between those family trees. karen binder is with dna dope project, a new initiative that uses genetic information to i, d. john and jane does. the newark police department partnered with the nonprofit whose volunteers have solved dozens of cases through genetic genealogy. the same methods were used to find the golden state killer uploading dna to online tools that help pinpoint common segments of dna leading to a

specific ancestor. they helped lead me down that path of who? the mother of our jane doe might be but then potential mother, mary ann marie richardson is no longer living. she was from a small town in missouri near the kansas border, far from california. interviews with family members led the detective to texas and ruth ellis, who may be related to jane doe. well, that's craziest thing i ever heard of. i don't know anybody in california. adopted when she was only a month old ellis agreed to provide her dna. unlike traditional tests with dozens of dna markers, genealogists say new dna tests have hundreds of thousands of markers. these tests are very, very advanced and can predict relationships with much more accuracy and much farther than a traditional dna test. ellis's tests showed she was a match potential half sister to jane doe. of course. i didn't know

her didn't know she existed. so it was kind of just the strangest thing you know, i was amazed. i just couldn't believe it, but it was true. because the dna proved it. investigators estimate this all happened in the late 19 forties, so far as searched through adoption records has come up empty, and it seems no one ever reported her missing. instead federal records show jane doe listed as one of the 2800 unidentified persons cases in california and one of 14,000 unsolved cases nationwide. we might be losing people that knew her. and that's that's the difficult part is just time passing determined. nobody fell back on those photos of her skull and enlisted help from forensic imaging specialist jorge molina with the texas department of public safety school serves as sort of a map for the face using the pictures , molina created a three d model. here are the results. two

new pictures of what jane doe might have looked like in 1985, and that's really all we're trying to do is create an image that can trigger recognition from the public. he had no knowledge ellis or her connection to jane doe, and when she saw those drawings oh, my gosh, she looks like i did when i was younger, much younger. she also had a lot of characteristics special. kind of a long face and a pointed chin and of my, um are birth mothers . that was the confirmation for me that wow, this reconstruction is a spitting image of her. which tells me familial. we're on the right track as well. but even with the forensic advancements, her name is still not known. neither are the circumstances surrounding who murdered her. why and how she ended up in the newark marshlands. once we put that name to her that will lead me to maybe where she worked. who her

friends were who were family was who she hung out with. and helped lead me to who possibly the killer was. if jane doe was alive today, she would be in the early seventies. if you know anything about this case, give newark police a call. we put their information on our website ktvu .com. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. and for more on brooks investigative report, you can head to our website ktvu dot com. pam time is 4 49 you ready for a tuesday morning forecast? sure the best in the business here, steve? sure you money again? no you're you're paid up. paid up check arrived. thank you . all right. we have still very active pattern in the pacific northwest. the high, though, will start to build in for us. it already has just amazing to see this for almost mid june, but more rain moving in there get a little bit of a break before the next system moves in. that will start on thursday into friday, though we are under

clear skies that is easy to see the almost full moon which is what, two minutes away. 48 water temp of bodega bay, the climate prediction center. we call him cpc just came out with their what's called their outlook for the rest of the fall and into the winter in london, you looks like it's going to continue. there's a lot of cold water. out in the pacific. and there's some right in our back door if you will 48 50 51 degrees. remember, though not all latinos are alike, but this would be four years in a row. north wind mad diablos up to 48 mph. you'll just have to trust me. almost everyone else is out of the north but less than about 20 mph warmer today fifties for lows were a little cooler yesterday morning, so we'll be a little warmer today, sunny for all there will be a little bit of a breeze picks up in the afternoon. sandra feldman low park, danville, saratoga on their way up 84 82 88. and 87 man. he had one or two to these tomorrow fifties on the temps here. wanna creeks at 51? sunnyvale is at 51 55, berkeley. also oakland, hayward says we're in there. it's closed for

everyone. almost i used to thermal 51 santa clara campbell upper forties and mid forties santa cruz mountains. app toss those in their capitola santa cruz low fifties. san martin 50 to the high winds and you can see the little dip dip in the jet stream. it's in the intermountain region will then follow. it goes trough ridge trough. it does that across the northern hemisphere. that's what's called a wave pattern. upper wave pattern and the high builds in but the pattern remains progressive. and as it does nothing locks in, although it's been locked in the pacific northwest for rain, a low will drop in on friday how far it digs will be the focus of where the scattered showers pop up yesterday was south today they have a little more north continuing over the sierra. so if you have travel plans to tower and truckee something to keep an eye on, i would say saturday more so than friday. and again maybe mendocino county, lake county could be an on some saturday could easily change between now and variety. sixties seventies eighties, some low nineties on the temps bump it up a teeny bit for inland areas wednesday. then here comes the cooler pattern that low

drops in big cooling channel takers. friday, saturday panel all right. thank you, steve. the volatility expected to continue on wall street still ahead, how the latest tumbles could impact the fed's decision on interest rates this week. plus never been so excited to go to boston. i'll tell you that very exciting. the warriors just one game away from claiming the nba title we hear from players after last night's win against the celtics and disney's upcoming animated movie , lightyear is being banned and censored in other countries. censored in other countries. we'll tell you why. this burger will blow your mind? really? how? bacon two ways... cheese two ways... any more questions? try my $5.99 double bacon cheesy jack combo.

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morning sun to take a moment right now stop what you're doing. look at the screen because we have a beautiful shot of the moon. if you can't see it yourself extremely bright this morning. if it's shining in your

window, it is brighter than normal. the full moon in june is called the strawberry moon, and this year it's also a supermoon , where the moon's orbit is closest to earth. now the peak is right now. 4 52 now or 4 54. so the brightest the moon will be and it is just 222,000 miles from earth to give you an idea that's about 16,000 miles closer than average. so this morning the moon does look brighter and bigger than usual. reuters says 14, middle eastern and asian countries are not showing the new pixar movie lightyear because there is a scene of a same sex couple sharing a brief kiss. a source tells reuters that lightyear also appears unlikely to open in china, the world's largest movie market. beijing asked the distributor disney to make some cuts, but disney refused. lightyear is produced by emeryville pixar animation studios. a wine cork company in napa continues to face supply chain issues. two

months ago, we reported on the problem encountered by puerto cork, ktvu tom vacar talked with the ceo who says the situation has not improved. napa support of cork is one of the world's largest suppliers of corks for the north american wine industry , importing many cork filled containers from portugal to the port of oakland, but supply chain issues continue to plague this and all other industries situation has not improved. it's actually gotten worse. that's forced porter cork to ship to the east coast and then truck the containers to napa, which is a drastically increased our costs, but we're in the peak of our business before the pandemic wrecked the worldwide supply chain puerto cork would order and receive a container in about seven weeks. by last month, seven weeks had climbed to 16 weeks. today, it's 17 weeks and growing before the congestion. puerto cork paid about $2500 in shipping from portugal per container today. the cost,

including trucking from the east coast is now $17,000. we've only passed on a fraction of what is we've been hit with its also supply shortages in bottles, bottle top wrappers and labels, forcing many vintners to postpone bottling. according to the man who handles 30% of the port of oakland's total containers, it's way more than wine, entire west coast and the country for that matter, uh, the supply chain is in chaos and turmoil. it's everything. ah import exports. uh we desperately need more space. despite some improvements. all of this is further aggravated by equipment out of place and frequent shutdowns of asian ports. those some issues have improved. we still see localized delay. we still see increased 12 times. we still see very high capacity utilization at warehouses. oakland space is at such a premium. now that's why a ballpark is such a hot button. we have all of our terminals. um

at full capacity and running very hard and we're looking for additional space. we need it for empty containers and exports, which is obviously a huge portion of the california economy, there is no end in sight supply chain is not working fluidly than nothing works more on this as it develops. tom vacar ktvu fox two news thank you. tom gas prices at one northern california gas station or getting very close to $10 a gallon. it's a chevron station in mendocino, charging 9 63 a gallon. one worker there says it costs more as you can imagine to bring the gas to mendocino, so they have to charge that much to stay in business. the factory and transportation costs the proximity to pipelines and refineries, and those can also add up to the price of gasoline. so it really just depends on what your what your where you

are traveling, and that's why we always recommend to do your research because if you can find a different route, you may end up in an area that has cheaper prices. now if you are planning an out of state road trip this summer, once you get out of california, you might see the price of gas drop a bit, but maybe only a dollar a gallon drivers, not the only ones frustrated and angry with high gas prices. this is a marathon gas station in minnesota, displaying this sign. we hate our gas prices to the sign is right below the sign with the station's gas prices, most people here in california be happy to see 4 79 a gallon. there was an avalanche of all these allegations of fraud that built up over a number of days, and it was like playing lack of mole because something would come here one day and then the next day, it would be another issue. new details about the event leading up to last year's riot at the u. s capitol building with some of the closest allies of former president trump revealed during live testimony. before a

congressional committee. plus, we'll tell you how san jose police are dealing with calls that involve people having a mental health crisis. from ktvu . fox 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 tuesday morning. june 14th. looking at that beautiful bright moon and steve says we're gonna be able to see it today. and then tonight when it looks very clear, supposed to be able to see detail on the moon, and it's going to be clear skies, right, steve looks like it were under clear skies now you too, and i don't see that changing anytime soon until maybe if not what. late wednesday, maybe thursday, but today, it's all systems go for warm up here, if anything that's out there as far as any fog. i don't think so. it's just going to disappear pretty fast. two for tuesday, clear for the morning. and then sunshine for all and warmer temps. so will equal seventies eighties to near 90. maybe for a few. well inland. alright, let's go over to south made it through

the first hour. alright. how about at five o'clock? all good out there something new sal. alright i'll pick it up from here. we'll check in with sal little later. time is now five o'clock, more congressional hearings scheduled tomorrow on capitol hill about the findings of the investigation into that riot at the u. s capitol building. several longtime allies of former president trump testified before a congressional committee that they repeatedly told the former president that the 2020 election results showing he had lost were legitimate, but he refused to listen to them. reporter madeline rivera looks at the new details from yesterday's hearing. some of former president trump's closest advisers, telling the house select committee they tried to convince him that voter fraud claims were baseless but say he was detached from reality. of the night of the weeks following the 2020 election. several advisers inside the trump campaign tried to urge then president donald trump that there was no evidence of widespread voter fraud. there

was an avalanche of all these allegations of fraud that built up over a number of days, and it was like playing lack, um all because something would come out one day and then the next day it would be another issue advisor after advisor, giving similar testimony before the house january 6th committee monday. he said. there's lots of fraud going on here with him flat out that much of the information he's getting his false. and or just not supported by the evidence, the committee saying president trump knew he lost but declared victory and spread false claims of fraud anyway. frankly we did win this election something former advisor jason miller said. trump was urged to do by an allegedly drunk, rudy giuliani. the mayor was definitely intoxicated their suggestions. bye. i believe was mayor giuliani to go and declare victory. the investigation aims to show trump knowingly used phony evidence to push a stolen election theory. but critics say these hearings are nothing more than partisan politics. we should have a reliable summary of what happened. but you're not

going to get it. if you've convinced people that it's just a partisan exercise, which is what i think they've done here. hearings are scheduled for this week wednesdays, focusing on trump's attempts to quote corrupt the department of justice and thursday on the pressure campaign on former vice president mike pence and washington. matthis rivera fox news. thank you, madeline. south bay congresswoman zoloft grand is accusing the trump campaign. of raising hundreds of millions of dollars from supporters only to use a small amount of it on legal action. now the congressional committee presented evidence that the trump campaign repeatedly emails to supporters asking thee fund. the committee more than $0 million was collected, and most of it went to a trump political action committee. the big lie was also a big rip off. the former president laid the

groundwork for these false claims well in advance of the election as early as april, 2020 . mr trump claimed that the only way he could lose an election. would be as a result of fraud. congresswoman lofgren later told cnn the committee has evidence that the trump family also personally benefited from those donations. and she says the trump campaign paid kimberly guilfoyle $60,000 to deliver a two minute speech at the january 6th rally. now you can continue to follow the very latest on the congressional committee hearings by going to our website ktvu dot com time is five oh, four father and son from delaware, who were the first to storm the u. s capitol building last year or now on trial. yesterday during the trial's opening statements, defense lawyers for kevin seefried and his son hunter inte count at the capitol on january 6th 2021 federal judges

listening to testimony without a jury after the c freed's waived their right to a jury trial, the judge will decide the outcome of their cases this morning. futures on wall street indicate a higher opening. after that tough market yesterday, the dow dropped 876 points down nearly 3, the nasdaq plunging more than 4.5% 530 points back below 11,000 and the s and p 500 down by 151 points and officially in a bear market, which means it's down more than 20. from its recent recorded high, which was in january. the federal reserve does meet today and tomorrow. the expectation is for at least a half a point interest rate hike. some economists speculating that at the end of the meeting, the federal raise rates by three quarters of a point or at least that's what's needed to try to rein in inflation. bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies also collapsed

yesterday. it's been the second big drop in the last two months. the crypto terra imploded last month the raising tens of billions of dollars worth of value in a matter of hours. bitcoin dropped more than 15% yesterday to a new 18 month low. our time is about five or six will. the san jose city council is expected to vote today on a program that teams of mental health professionals with police officers when the police respond to some emergency calls. ktvu is james torres is outside the san jose police headquarters with more on this plan, and that's part of the mayor's proposed budget. good morning, james. good morning to you, dave. yeah, it's a plan that's somewhat already in place. teaming up mental health professionals with san jose police officer as well . the mayor says funding for that plan is now starting to run that, so he's asking to keep it going in his budget proposal. mayor sam liccardo says that he is asking to hire four new and permanent positions. those positions would respond with

police to calls involving mental health. they are called the mobile crisis assessment team, and they wear separate uniforms from police and undergo specialized training. the idea comes from a partnership with pd and the santa clara county behavioral services department, those representatives say, having a professional on scene with police can go a long way. we let that be? no we're not here to arrest you were here to help you. we want to help you. we want to support you through whatever crisis that is that you're going through, and we want to look for ways to help. um divert you to something that will be makes sense to you feel better. the team was first founded at the end of 2020 under a grant from the u. s department of justice. the mayor says that grant is now running out and he wants to expand the program because it seems to be working in the city council is expecting to meet later this morning at about 11 a.m. a final vote on proposing that rather certifying

that proposal is expected to happen today. we're live this morning in san jose. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news, james. thank you. time is vibe. oh, able to san francisco zoo is now the new home of three parrots that were recently smuggled into the u. s fish and wildlife service says he yellow crowned amazon parrots were only 10 weeks old when federal agents confiscated parents are native to central and south america, and they have the unique ability to mimic human voices. today san francisco cruz start the annual ritual of relocating sand along ocean beach. heavy equipment will move more than 58,000 tons of sand away from the great highway and closer to the ocean . that's to keep the sand from blowing onto the road in the next few months during the three weeks of work. southbound lanes of the great highway will be closed between lincoln and sloat. people who walk and ride bikes in the area will be able to use the northbound lanes. time is 508. i was just outside . it feels comfortable now. but

steve, it's going to warm up for some of us right could be a lot worse in the midwest or the south, where it is just the memory they have. they have the humidity to match. it has been thick, thick, thick. i mean, it is amazingly hot. dallas 100 degrees oklahoma city, kansas city, even nashville. a couple of people i know either have a daughter. there are friends there may it's hard to move when it's that hot and that humid also you get thunderstorm activity and fort wayne, indiana. had about five inches of rain. and last night they had a wind gust 74 74 mph with a gust of 98 right there. that went through you get these thunderstorms and they're just rolling through parts of michigan, indiana, also into ohio so really not only hot and humid, but some active thunderstorms as well. five inches of rain an hour and a half with augusta 98. yeah, that'll make some noise. we're quieter pattern the pacific

northwest, but still they can't get high pressure up there. we get it today, so we have clear skies and temperatures will warm up, although the water taps again. i mean, we're hearing so many stories now about how these water cold water temps are impacting many, many things, and i'm not surprised. bodega bay 48 point race. 50 san francisco buoy at 51. there's mount diablo from north and 48. after that, it's just a northerly breeze, but less than about 21 mph, but it is out of the north, including now the oakland hills, oakland, berkeley hills. so warmer today fifties for lows they won't last long nights are very short. sunny for all there will be a little bit of a breeze. but sandra fell. menlo park, danville, saratoga all warming up 84 82 88 87 today fifties on the temps couple of sixties in here, but mainly fifties, some low fifties. any forties. yeah, but you got to go pretty far north or on the coast, although mill valley is checking out of 49, but bodega base 49 point raised 47. then you can find some up in mendocino county and also lake county. so high pressure gives

us a little bit of a warm up not as bad as last friday, and another low is going to drop in. this one will settle in somewhere around the bay area in northern california. i think some scattered showers are possible to the north. are also up in the sierra. yesterday the focus was more towards the santa clara valley. the lowest lifted a little bit projection further north, but i think it is something to watch for saturday. you get this cold air coming in. steep lapse rates coming in something to keep in mind, even though i think it will be moisture starved 60 seventies eighties nineties on the temps, tomorrow will be the warmest day inland. and here comes the cooler pattern taking us thursday into the weekend. all right. thank you, steve. recent attacks on the lgbtq community are sparking concerns this fried month up next. the actions bay area cities are taking to increase security to keep people and the celebrations safe plus yeah, one more game, but we're going to close it out. and you wiggins bald out tonight, so we needed somebody to stand up. and andrew wiggins did that. yes. andrew wiggins dead just that a tremendous game against the celtics. the warriors now just

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14 the time. several recent incidents that targeted the lgbtq community has san francisco police on high alert leading up to additional pride events in the city. officers tell ktvu is christian captain that they are taking action to keep people safe and that right now there are no credible or specific threats targeting the city. the lgbtq community says there has been a disturbing increase in threats of violence targeting them recently, more than 30. proud boys arrested incurred alene, idaho, one suspicion they were planning a riot at a nearby pride celebration. police in the east bay are investigating members of the same organization for

reportedly disrupting a drag queen reading our in san lorenzo at a library in san francisco. authorities are investigating a threat against state senator scott wiener center is saying he's received thousands of threats over the years, but this was different. this one was quite aggressive. and um, uh, you know it and threatened the bomb. um and so we took it seriously and called the police and the police came out and checked everything out of it at all checked out, but it was definitely scary. lgbtq community groups say the incidents are more than just threats and intimidation. they crossed the line to domestic terrorism. they want to silence our community. um they are afraid of our community and therefore, um, use. uh terrorism to try to invoke fear in our community, san francisco police say with pride activities ramping up in the city. there

are still no credible or specific threats to the city's lgbtq community in constant communication with our state, local and federal partners to ensure the safety of everyone in the city of san francisco. um and our staff our department will be staffed to handle all calls for service throughout pride month. members of the lgbtq community say these recent events are just efforts to force them back into the closet, but they say they will not be intimidated. we're not going away. we're going to be proud and help this month and we're not going anywhere. san francisco police tell me they are on the lookout for chatter or threats, but they need the communitity's help to let them know about any suspicious activities around pride celebrations. the rule of thumb, as always, is, if you see something, say something in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news, christian. thank you. time is 5 16 with the warriors beat the boston celtics last night. in case you didn't hear one. oh, 4 to 94 there now, just one win away from winning

another nba championship. the warriors now lead the celtics in the championship finals. three games to two and last night was different from other games in this series, steph curry did not dominate as usual, his teammates picked up the slack. one in particular discount. andrew wiggins spectacular 26 points. 13 rebounds. look at it again, but the shot of the night was made by jordan's pool. off the rebound wiggins three seconds to get a shot off in time. oh yes, he did jordan's pool, hitting a 33 ft three corner at the end of the third quarter. here's another look at it that gave the warriors the lead. they never trailed again. andrew wiggins says each player is focused on winning, not individual stats.

that's love, man. that's what makes all this stuff work. you know, we all support each other. you know, we want to see each other, do good, and, you know, succeed. um, that's why we're here. it feels good, but we haven't done anything yet in the mission still is the same. and we're all eager to get to boston and you know, play a great game on thursday. you tell them clegg game six of the nba championship finals thursday night at six in boston at the td center. the warriors will host a watch party inside and outside chase center for game six. years. it was pretty exciting at city last night and chase center. one more victory means 1/4 nba title in eight seasons, the doves have gained many new fans as well during their dynasty. some came as far as away as nashville to catch their team up close. it's nba finals. i've never been to an nba finals game, so it's cool

to be in the home arena falling for my son's favorite team. it's great. it's way louder than i thought it would be. we were supposed to win earlier, but it was my birthday, so we had to take it a little bit longer, so we have one more game. but we're going to close it out. warriors love playing at home. they are now 11 and one at chase center in these playoffs, but if they can win two in a row been a very great series, though some great basketball because you're my friend. i'm gonna buy you a strawberry moon. thank you. this is the live picture. this is the moon. and it's a strawberry muna june strawberry moon, steve paulson going to tell you more about it, but we just want to stop give you a live. look at what it looks like in the sky right now. here's steve golden hue right now clear skies so easy to see just 4 51 this morning when it was full for june. and temperatures if he wants. can we warm those up?

yeah a little bit. still an amazingly active pattern for the pacific northwest. you can see that's moving through so unsettled conditions continue. seattle portland's also out through much of idaho and montana. even in the wyoming. then they start to hit the plains and boy those erupt into some big time thunderstorms. we're all quiet here, you know very quiet, which is okay quiet is good sometimes here but clear skies. very cold ocean temps. i'm sure you've heard many stories relating to this. they've been cold since april. you get a northwest wind that generates the upwelling. 48 mega bay point raised. 50 san francisco buoy 51 that's cold. there is a northerly breeze across the board here most of its due north middle peak north side of town, mount diablo, oakland, berkeley hills atlas peak, mount veeder all in there not too strong, but has been up to 48 mph fifties for lows. i don't think they'll stick very long, sunny for all today there will be a little bit of a breeze. mainly we'll get some eighties inland today. upper eighties already seeing fifties here, but san carlos 50 to fremont, 50 to palo alto.

sunnyvale in there is closed for napa airport, little bit warmer to the north nevada and san rafael both at 58 right at 54, danville and low fifties around lafayette, hallum also castro valley. 49 put all there you go , you go panel as the coolest there. el cerrito, though in alameda are 60 degrees hercules at 61, 27 31 truck and also south lake tahoe. lots of blowing dust down towards that into arizona yesterday. scottsdale casagrande, phoenix little big time dust being kicked up there. 50 in santa maria monterey 51 degrees uk. also at 50 warmer weather today about tomorrow, then we'll see another low dropping in and again. i'm i'm hanging my hat on this. you get a load of this ilk this time of year, even if it doesn't have a lot to work with your going to destabilize the atmosphere, so some scattered showers i think are possible saturday afternoon. right now, the focus looks to be mendocino county, lake county, northern sonoma, also northern napa out towards this year in nevada. so

we're you know, a couple days away to fine tune the details. sixties seventies eighties nineties today and tomorrow look to be pretty close. just what we have on temperatures and cooling begins thursday, much cooler day friday into the weekend. okay see, thank you. time is 5 22. google hit by major discrimination lawsuit filed by thousands of women still ahead how the giant tech company is responding to the allegations. plus a new push to deal with berkeley's housing crisis, the proposed tax that could generate extra money to help people in need.

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have been many protests by abortion rights advocates since then. outside the supreme court and outside the home of the members of the supreme court. the senate recently passed a bill to spend more on protection for the justices and their families. have that final decision could come as soon as tomorrow. if roberts is wade is overturned, it would lead the nation with the patchwork of abortion laws with some red states entirely banning abortion and blue states trying to keep those protections. it's been now more than six weeks since that draft rovers his weight opinion was leaked. some court watchers now believe chief justice john roberts, maybe trying to negotiate a compromise. we're not surprise me at all if there's lobbying going on behind the seats that said, i would be surprised if the final outcome is dramatically different from what we saw in the draft opinion will be there for the women. rather states. we will stand up. we will fight back for our

children. and of course, that's why then president clinton is already taking action. anticipating that abortion rights will be overturned today, vice president kamala harris will meet with constitutional law, privacy and tech experts talking about the impact of overturning roe versus wade and preparing for that possible outcome. it is 5 26 at trial against former thermos executive sunnyvale wani will have to wait another week before the closing arguments can start. closing arguments in the criminal fraud trial was supposed to start today, but they've been pushed back to next tuesday. no reason was given for the delay by whiny is facing 10 counts of fraud and two counts of conspiracy. it's related to his role in that failed blood testing company theranos. theranos founder and former girlfriend, elizabeth holmes was convicted of the same judges back in january. it's 5 26. we're learning more about the discrimination lawsuit that

was settled between google and more than 15,000 female employees who worked for the company. holly pieces, one of four women who filed the class action lawsuit against google for pay discrimination in 2017. she says they want google to change its practices evaluate women's work performance is fairly and pay women equally as men. we know that women. and women minorities. um get paid substantially less than men across the board, and i think companies need to be on notice that it's not okay. no after agreeing to settle the case, google released a statement denying any wrongdoing and said that settling the case was in the best interests of everyone involved. the settlement still has to be approved by the san francisco superior court. it is 5 27 amazon, taking its delivery service to the skies coming up,

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he on wall street overnight. the future has pointed to a much higher opening, but the numbers are pulling back at this hour. still the actions the fed is expected to take to fight inflation while trying to prevent a recession, plus very shocked and traumatized. and she had blood all over shirt. a letter carrier in the east bay was assaulted and robbed while on her route will tell you what investigators believe the armed attacker was after from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you

for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to tuesday. it's june 14th. pay him. i'll give you the mall. ah give you a strawberry beautiful moon to thank you. i'll give you steve paulson as well. he has the moon and the forecast. the forecast is pretty good here. if you guys like a little bit warmer today, not too bad temperatures seventies and eighties for many under clear skies, everything is quiet in the west unless drove north. pacific northwest fifties on the temps. it won't take long to warm up. i mean, we won't be as bad as last friday or anything like that little bit of a northerly breeze or translate into clear skies. if not, it will be still mostly sunny. so you're two for tuesday. clear morning sunny and warmer, and that means seventies eighties to a few near 90 degrees today, all right over to sell its 5 31. he's here to tell us we're still doing pretty well out there. traffic wise, i think that you're going to like what you see. let's go right to the bay bridge toll plaza and you can see traffic is moving. well this

is the time when things start to change a little bit. and we'll see more people on the road. there haven't been any major problems on the same tale or the dumbarton bridge as you drive across. we had some earlier issues that have been cleared up and the peninsula traffic is off to a nice start. it's 5 32. let's get back to the headlines . all right. thank you. sal board meets today they're going to consider raising interest rates and it comes after a really tough day for the markets here in the u. s and around the world. ktvu sally rasmus here now with a look at the numbers and what's expected today. good morning, al morning, dave and less than a couple of hours from now president biden will talk about the economy at an event with labor unions in pennsylvania. we are expecting him. to talk about the dual concerns of inflation and the possibility of recession. this comes a day after the dow dropped 876 points down nearly 3% nasdaq plunged yesterday more than 4.5% or 530 points, and the s and p. 500 was lower by 151

points. today the federal reserve is expected to meet they're going to meet tomorrow as well, and the expectation is that they will raise interest rates at least a half point, possibly as much as three quarters of a point. federal reserve chair. jerome powell has said in recent weeks that the priority is reigning in inflation, even if that means a slowdown in the economy. the balance of risks have finally moved above 50% for a recession . we're hopeful that it will be a mild one or a moderate one. mild one, i think is a better way of characterizing it. there are still some strengths out there, which we think will have cushioning effect on the economy . but we think that vulnerability will be greatest very late this year and early 2023. inflation is that it highest rate in almost 40 years, and economists believe it's been caused by a number of different factors from pent up post pandemic spending to supply chain issues and especially soaring oil and gas prices. president biden is expected to

speak about the economy again at eight o'clock this morning. our time we will, of course, also be monitoring the markets when they open at 6 30 11 the newsroom ellie rasmus ktvu box two news. yep. definitely keeping an eye on those. thank you. ali white house press secretary karine jean pierre says president biden plans to run for re election in 2024, the press secretary. was asked about biden's re election plans after a new york times article raised questions about whether he should run again. 50 democratic party officials were interviewed for the article. some raised concerns about biden's leadership. his age and his capability to campaign against possibly former president donald trump a second time. he has. and first of all. let's let's reset for a second. i cannot talk about elections. i cannot be a political analyst from here or you know, or the midterms or anything like that, or including 2024. the president , as you know, has been asked that question many times, and he

has answered it. his answer has been pretty simple. which is yes , he's running for reelection. i can't say more than that. president biden is 79 years old and would be 86 at the end of his second term time is 5 30 for the white house, taking the first step towards creating a national museum of asian pacific american history and culture. president biden signed the legislation to create a commission to start the process of building the museum in the nation's capital. the president says the museum with honor the contributions of asian americans , native hawaiians and pacific islanders. so many people from around the world who will one day walk in this museum and better understand the idea of america. the only nation. the only nation in my view that can be defined in one single word possibilities. now. the first step is a study to determine the overview of the proposed museum . where would you be built and

decide if it should be a part of the smithsonian institution? there's no timeline on when it could actually open. what happening today? a rally this morning demanding justice in the killing of a man from thailand last year 84 year old to rattana packed, died after being attacked in january last year. rally organizers say his death launched the stop asian hate movement will be showing support for his family at nine o'clock this morning will be outside the san francisco hall of justice. the rally will be held shortly before the preliminary hearing for antoine watson. who's charged with the death of rihanna party, and he's also charged with elder abuse. oakland police hope surveillance video will lead to the arrest of a car thief responsible for a dangerous crime. the video shows the thief dragging the car's owner in oakland's chinatown neighborhood near eighth and jackson. now you can see someone walking up to the car and get inside. the car's owner rushes

back to the car opens the door. the thief then drove off and dragged the owner a short distance. the victim suffered several cuts and scrapes. police are still looking for the thief and the vehicle. your time is 5 37 police in lafayette wants your help as they search for two men who assaulted and robbed a mail letter carrier. it happened yesterday afternoon while the postal worker was making her rounds on camino diablo near highway 24. witnesses say the postal worker was followed by two men who beat her outside of an office building. they say at least one of the robbers had a gun. he was very shocked and traumatized. and she had blood all over shirt. and so the ambulance came and took her away. the letter carrier was taken to hospital for treatment and is expected to fully recover from injuries. investigators say the two men may have been after the postal workers keys, which

can be used to steal mail. the postal service is offering a $50,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. well today, the berkeley city council will consider a proposal to tax vacant homes now. under the plan, the owners of the property would with more than two units would be taxed up to $6000 a year depending on the size of the property. the goal is to encourage landlords to find renters by either improving the property or lowering the rate. we're really busily building housing in berkeley. but we need solutions right now for something that is considered incredibly unfair that there are people that own property that rental property that they are not renting out. so i look at it as a piece of the puzzle. the tax would not apply to single family rental homes or duplexes . if approved, the measure could appear on the november ballot. berkeley currently has 4700 vacant units. a group that wants

to reopen jfk drive in san francisco. two cars hopes to put that measure on the ballot. the group wants to overturn the board of supervisors decision back in april to make the road in golden gate park permanently . car free proposal is called access to all and it still needs to be certified before supporters can start collecting the 9000 signatures that are needed. to put the measure on the november ballot. alright, our time is 5 39. we know it's going to be warmer around parts of the bay area. steve paulson has your complete forecast start back east because it is really hot is many people probably already heard by now. robert tarantino said. good morning sp . well, good morning, artie. i grew up on the east coast and i remember the three h is hazy, hot and humid. i don't miss it. neither do i. robert. neither do i. heat i can deal with humidity . that stuff. i mean, this is a blazing hot pattern here for some, you know, we get the heat . we don't get the humidity. they get the combination of the two and they also get

thunderstorms. but i mean 95 nashville, 100 dallas. i mean, it is really tough back there really hot but thunderstorm activity fort wayne in the right there. win 74 mph gust at 98 with five inches of rain in an hour and a half about that that'll wake you up. so from that was called cycle through this one more time, but not only they get the heat, then they get these some downpours. and then the heat comes right back because the pattern is locked in so that's just adds to the humanity back in the pacific northwest. there's still have some activity up there that has been nonstop for about three months. now. water temps are really cold 48 50 51 monterrey outer buoy 52. even point arena came down. back down to 50. there is a northerly breezes not roaring mountain was about 47 mph, but it is north to slightly northeast for some attempts will come up today. eighties san rafael yesterday 84 today. and they parked 80 to danville to 88 saratoga to 87 degrees fifties on most of the temps here a

couple of sixties but mainly fifties couple upper forties here, atherton and stanford at 49 monterey in pacifica. also at 48 10, though, for los altos hills at 58 today and tomorrow more sunshine, but then here comes another low dropping in this one will not have a lot to work with moisture wise. but any time you get a low over us this time of year can destabilize the atmosphere. i think some scattered showers are possible, especially up towards mendocino county, lake county, sonoma and napa on saturday afternoon. sixties seventies eighties on and nineties begins thursday, much cooler going into the weekend. all right. thank you. steve chp officer is in critical condition after being shot during a traffic stop last night coming up in our six o'clock hour. we'll take you live to the scene to get an update on the search for a suspect. and the officers condition and the high price of gasoline is close to $7 a gallon in many areas, cities we're about to show you. the gas station where gas is almost $10 ago.

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24 jose. police say security guard trying to protect a woman during a domestic dispute was shot and killed when he tried to intervene, detectives say after the suspect killed the security guard. he shot and killed the mother of their six children, then turned the gun on himself. it happened in the parking lot of the crescent village apartment complex in north san jose sunday morning. neighbors say they were startled to hear the gunshots. that was pretty afraid, honestly, to kind of shaken. seems like a very random act, and that's not something you want to see any day, but i feel for the victims, of course. investigators say the couple's youngest child is just one years old. the oldest is just 10. the children are now with their

maternal grandmother. san jose police have not yet released the names of the couple or the security guard. in san jose. police also announced an arrest in a homicide that occurred three months ago. it was a shooting near san jose state on march, 27th at south fourth street and east san carlos street. investigators say 31 year old run l. spencer shot and killed the man from antioch's spencer was arrested in chicago, illinois. detectives just flew out there last week to interview him. he was already in custody on a previous arrest for domestic violence charges in chicago. right now, he's still remains in chicago in custody for that domestic violence charge, and he's waiting formal extradition back to our county to face homicide charges. at this point, there's no word on a motive for the shooter. the biden administration is going after gun traffickers. u. s attorney general merrick garland announced an initiative aimed at shutting down the garland says that the initiative calls for

shutting down gun trafficking pipelines around the country. he cited one example of a man indicted last week who is accused of buying at least 92 guns from federally licensed firearms dealers, including 75 weapons from a single dealer in six months. the guns were then later recovered in multiple states end up in canada. if you put illegal guns on our streets or into the hands of violent offenders that justice department will spare no resource to hold you accountable. part of the crackdown involves federal prosecutors being instructed to prioritize suspects who are believed responsible for the greatest gun violence, including repeated offenders are time is 5 , 46 and francisco spending more money on gun violence prevention. san francisco police . we use a $6 million state grant to support and expand a violence reduction initiative. the goal is to include reducing the number of shootings and

homicides break the cycle of recidivism and build trust between law enforcement and the community that money will pay for operations for three more years. the california legislature sent governor newsom its state budget plan. now the $300 billion proposal, approved yesterday includes many spending priorities included in the governor's plan on issues ranging from tax rebates, immigration and healthcare. the negotiations between the governor and legislature leaders will continue but state lawmakers are required er acquired to prove their own budget plan before tomorrow's june. 15th deadline time is 5 47 . amazon wants to start delivering packages by drones right here in california, amazon says if everything goes according to a plan people living in the community of la oxford. that's between sacramento and stockton could have drones dropping off their orders just 30 minutes after an order is placed. amazon says the drones will be programmed to

drop off packages in the backyards of customers, the first step in building amazon prime air is getting permission for it from the f a. a amazon hopes to have the service available by the end of this year. the bidding has begun for a coveted private lunch with legendary investor warren buffett. bids have already topped $3 million. it raises money for san francisco's glide memorial church. since 2000 buffett has raised more than 30 for $4 million for the tenderloin church and its programs. buffett has said that this will be the last time he will take part in the charity auction. that bidding ends on friday. alright, dark time is 5 48. we're going to get you to where you need to go. sal castaneda luck. it looks all right, dave and pam. good morning to you both. it doesn't look too bad, and i think that because it's lighter out there, things have been better in these early hours. we've had fewer serious wrecks. we look at the

same mateo and dunbarton bridge. that looks good. we're seeing a little bit more crowding at the bay bridge toll plaza. not much, but there's a little bit of a crowd. those metering lights are on. and once you make it onto the bridge, it looks very good with no major issues. we've also been checking some of those south bay commute and they're pretty quiet so far, so i like what i see. things will start to change in this next half hour. 5 49. let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. thank you , sir. we're under clear skies here locally, and it's going to be a nice day temperatures bumping up not as not as warm as last friday. that's for sure. but he'll still get some operating far enough inland, maybe some low nineties. pattern continues to remain very, very active. it's especially across the pacific northwest and another upper level low is poised to take a drop into northern california this thursday, friday and saturday. what we call the tele connections are still in our favor for morelos to come in. all the way through, probably around the end of june his way it's looking upper forties

fifties on the water temps really, really cold 48, 50 and 51. so no change there. a northerly breeze not roaring, although mount diablo has been up to 47 mph oakland, berkeley hills is now north wind, mainly in north northerly component there, so not not not at the surface. too bad but san rafael menlo park, danville, saratoga. those arrows are all up to date. forecast highs. 84 82 88 87 degrees fifties on the thames couple of sixties but mainly fifties a little bit cool. look. san carlos, palo alto, sunnyvale all at 50 to fremont says. hey, so, are we. napa airports 51 some forties in the santa cruz mountains, boulder creek felton in there now, capitola, santa cruz and appetizing scotts valley all joined the party, santa clara campbell and send martina closed right at 50. so some cool readings for this time of year, especially southward. one system again is on the way. that's the one that's going to dig along the coast it what we call moisture starve. this will be on thursday and friday and then saturday. it doesn't have a lot to work with. but any time

you get this kind of cold air aloft this time of year days are very long. you get some steep lapse rates in the atmosphere. i think scattered showers are a possibility. somewhere this weekend here it looks more likely to the north, but something to watch for a saturday afternoon sixties seventies eighties to some blue nineties about the same wednesday. here comes the cooler pattern thursday than big drop is that little moves in on the weekend? i've never been so excited to go to boston. i'll tell you that and hopefully play very well. in boston. the warriors are just one game away from claiming the nba title. we're going to hear more from players after last night's win against the celtics, first disney's upcoming animated movie , lightyear is being banned or censored in some other nations will tell you why. do you want to meet a family with a transgender kid? here we are. max loves to do back flips. max loves to play his ukulele.

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er says 14, middle eastern and asian countries are not showing the new pixar movie lightyear because there's a scene in the movie of the same sex couple sharing a brief kiss. there are also reports china may also blocked the movie. china is the world's biggest movie market. china as disney the movies just reputed to make some cuts. but disney refused to do it. lightyear is produced by pixar animation studios based in emeryville. a wine cork company

and napa continues to face supply chain issues. two months ago, we reported on the problems encountered by puerto cork, ktvu tom vacar has the update. he talked with the ceo who says the situation has not improved. napa support of cork is one of the world's largest suppliers of corks for the north american wine industry, importing many cork filled containers from portugal to the port of oakland, but supply chain issues continue to plague this and all other industries ports situation has not improved. it's actually gotten worse. that's forced porto cork to ship to the east coast and then truck the containers to napa, which is a drastically increased our cost, but we're in the peak of our business. before the pandemic wrecked the worldwide supply chain puerto cork would order and receive a container in about seven weeks. by last month, seven weeks had climbed to 16 weeks. today, it's 17 weeks and growing before the congestion. puerto cork paid about $2500 in

shipping from portugal per container today. the cost, including trucking from the east coast is now $17,000. we've only passed on a fraction of what is we've been hit with its also supply shortages in bottles, bottle top wrappers and labels, forcing many vintners to postpone bottling. according to the man who handles 30% of the port of oakland's total containers, it's way more than wine, entire west coast and the country for that matter, uh, the supply chain is in chaos and turmoil. it's everything. ah imports exports. uh we desperately need more space. despite some improvements. all of this is further aggravated by equipment out of place and frequent shutdowns of asian ports. those some issues have improved. we start see localized delay. we still see increased 12 times. we still see very high capacity utilization at warehouses. oakland space is at

such a premium. now that's why a ballpark is such a hot button all of our terminals. um at full capacity and running very hard and we're looking for additional space. we need it for empty containers and exports, which is obviously a huge portion of the california economy. there is no end in sight. the supply chain is not working. fluidly then nothing works more on this as it develops. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. all right on time is fine 57 gas prices at one northern california gas station or now close to $10 a gallon. it's a chevron station in mendocino is charging $9.63 a gallon for regular worker there is, as it costs more to bring gas to that area, so they have to charge that much to stay in business. the factory and transportation costs the proximity to pipelines and refineries, and those can

also add up to the price of gasoline. so it really just depends on what your what your where you are traveling, and that's why we always recommend to do your research because if you can find a different route, we may end up in an area that has cheaper prices. and if you planning out of state road trip this summer, why don't you get out of california? the gas price may drop dramatically. the rolling stones disappointed a large group of music fans in amsterdam. the band canceled it showed just hours before it was supposed to start after lead. singer mick jagger tested positive for covid. the band released a statement saying the 78 year old frontman first reported symptoms when he arrived at the stadium. the band says the amsterdam show will be rescheduled right now. it's not clear if the stones will play friday's show in switzerland. the top health official in the biden administration has tested positive for covid for the second time in less than a month. the office of health and human services secretary and former california attorney general javier becerra says he

is experiencing mild symptoms. he is continuing to work while isolating himself. basara had been at the summit of the americas in los angeles last week with president biden and governor gavin newsom. now when responding to somebody with a mental health episode out on the street, it can go very wrong very fast if we don't take the right approach of san jose wants to go even further when it comes to who responds to people having a mental health crisis, details of the proposal that could mean extra help for the police and the fire department. it's just amazing way and step didn't even hit a three and they won. it was amazing. it was a warriors now just one win away from their fourth nba championship in the last eight years. more on the team effort that led to a big win last night against the celtics. from ktvu fox two news . this is mornings on to welcome morning and we thank you for

joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. june 14th. we have nice, clear skies. big moon and hopefully not too hot today. let's check in with steve paulson. not too hot unless you're well inland might get near 90. but most will be in the eighties here inland sixties seventies coast in bay. it is clear we're all set. you know, sales mentioned this numerous times. it gets light really fast . my cat lets me know that to one of my cats starts tapping me about 5 50. hey, it's light out. it's like sort of you say that it's already like it is so we're over coming in on one of the longest days of the year. not far away now, so you're two for tuesday. clear morning, sunny and warmer temperatures seventies eighties stuff, you operators, maybe near 90 degrees. alright sounds here at six o'clock in the morning. stil still good and right. you'e absolutely right. i you know at this time of year you can't help but notice it's getting light early, steve, and here we are at the bay bridge. definitely light

and here it is only six o'clock. there's a small delay. it's not technically summer, but i think a lot of people think it is just because school is out, so we're getting into that summer pattern. in a few weeks, i will be able to say it's officially summer. it's not now yet we're still in spring. you can see that traffic groups. i went to the wrong thing. here let's go to the richmond bridge and show you isn't that nice little live youth logo. i'm glad you saw that. this is a look at the richmond bridge. traffic is doing very well as you drive over to marin county at 601. let's get back to the headlines. thank you, sal. today, the city of san jose will decide if it wants to keep a program that teams up mental health professionals with police officers. it's part of the mayor's budget proposal. ktvu is. james torres joins us now from outside san jose police headquarters with details on the plan. good morning, james. good morning to you. pam wants a plan that's already somewhat in place. mayor sam liccardo says that he wants to keep teaming up mental health professionals with police officers. funding for

that is now running out and he wants to keep it close. keep it going. according to the mayor's proposal, set to be voted on later today, he is asking to hire for new and permanent positions. these positions would respond with police to calls involving mental health. mayor called the mobile crisis assessment team and they were separate uniforms from police officers and undergo specialized training. the idea comes from a partnership with pd and the santa clara county behavioral services department. mayor sam liccardo says having professional on scene can go a long way. so critically important to have that first person. who reaches somebody who's having a mental health episode. uh to be a person who does not seem threatening someone who's not carrying a gun . somebody who doesn't have a badge in the uniform that can really help the de escalate the situation. the idea of this team was first founded at the end of 2020 under a grant from the u. s department of justice. the mayor

says that grant is now running out so he wants to expand the program because it seems to be working. the city council is expected to meet later this morning at 11 a.m. a final vote is expected today. we'll let you know what happens for now. we're live this morning in san jose. i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news. alright james. thank you time 603 this week. there are two more days of congressional hearings on the january 6th insurrection at the us capitol during this week's first hearing , several longtime allies of former president trump told congress they repeatedly told him he had lost the 2020 election and there was no reason for him to dispute the results. but he refused to listen to them . one senior adviser testified. the president instead listen to his adviser, rudy giuliani, who encouraged the former president to declare victory. in the mirror was definitely intoxicated suggestions by i believe was mayor giuliani to go and declare victory, he said. there's lots of fraud going on

here, flat out that much of the information he's getting his false. and or just not supported by the evidence. now the next hearing is tomorrow. the focus will be on donald trump's alleged attempt to quote corrupt the department of justice. thursday's hearing will dig into the pressure the campaign on then vice president mike pence. a congresswoman zoloft grand, is accusing the trump campaign of raising hundreds of millions of dollars from supporters. only to use just a small amount of it on legal action. now, the congressional committee presented evidence that the trump campaign repeatedly sent emails to supporters asking them to donate to what it claimed was the official election defense fund. the committee says there was no such fund more than $250 million was collected, and most of it went to a trump political action committee. the big lie was also a big rip off. the former president laid the

groundwork for these false claims well in advance of the election as early as april, 2020 . mr trump claimed that the only way he could lose an election. would be as a result of fraud. congresswoman lofgren later told cnn that the committee has evidence that the trump family also personally benefited from those donations. she also says the trump campaign paid kimberly guilfoyle $60,000 to delivery, two minute speech at the january 6th rally. now you can continue to follow the very latest on the congressional committee hearings by going to our website ktvu .com. our time is now 605 some disturbing incidents in san francisco targeting members of the lgbtq community has san francisco police on high alert. now the police say they want to make sure everyone in the community is safe. during the pride month events, and some of the leaders say these incidents go well beyond just threats and intimidation and they cross into

domestic terrorism. want to silence our community. um they are afraid of our community and therefore, um, use. uh terrorism to try to invoke fear in our community in constant communication with our state, local and federal partners to ensure the safety of everyone in the city of san francisco. in san francisco. police are now investigating a death threat made against state senator scott wiener came in a letter that was sent over the weekend and police in the east bay say members of the proud boys group responsible for disrupting a recent drag queen reading our in san lorenzo. well the warriors are just one win away from another nba championship. andre senior joins us now live with this highlights and andre steph got a little help last night. little help last night. pam steph curry didn't make a three pointer last

night, snapping a record 132 straight postseason games but at least 13 pointer, but no worries . though his teammates were there to pick up the slack, they were happy to andrew wiggins turned into another double, double 26 points. 13 rebounds. draymond green appeared like his usual self playing with high energy and being a nuisance to the opponent and even diving into the crowd and giving a fan on courtside. a high five. look at that. yeah i felt more like myself. just aggressive on both sides of the ball. um but i felt a little more like myself in game four, as well after an atrocious game three but you know, you just got to continue to build. no mention words here . the warriors led by 12 at halftime, but the celtics came on strong in the third quarter onto the very last second jordan pool seeking a 33 footer at the buzzer. rebound wiggins three seconds to get a shot off in time. to party. perhaps the

celtics are selfish act to the warriors went into the fourth quarter up 75 to 74. they never trailed again. it was the role players who stepped up. this is ultimate ultimate stage. um, doesn't get bigger than this. um so i was out there just being aggressive and you know it was. it was a good game. it feels good, but we haven't done anything yet in the mission still is the same. and we're all eager to get to boston and, you know, play a great game on thursday, obviously making six finals, you have a lot of opportunities and you enjoy every single one of them so. you know, this series is no different and no. one more win. gotta figure out a way to get it done. i stepped out. all right. so we all know step is a great basketball player. he's also of course, a devoted family man he wore shirt afterwards that reads aisha curry can cook. see it right there. that's a jab at

boston area brewery that had used marking signs of his daughter, riley and wife ayesha . so that's how we got back at them. rocking that shirt. game six. we'll be back. in boston, six o'clock thursday night at td garden. pam back over to you don't knock the curry family, no good crew. that definitely is a good crew. alright, thanks. andre and the warriors will host a watch party inside and outside chase center for game six. it was an exciting night thrives. city one more victory means of fourth nba title in eight seasons, the dubs have gained many new fans as well during their dynasty. some came as far away as nashville to catch the team up close. nba finals. i've never been to an nba finals game, so it's cool to be in the home arena calling for my son's favorite team. it's great. it's way louder than i thought it would be. we were supposed to win earlier, but it was my birthday, so we had to take it a

little bit longer, so we have one more game, but we're going to close it out. the warriors play well at home. they are now 11 wanted chase center in the playoffs. hopefully, they can do well in bustin as well. that's right. time is 6 10 were yellowstone national park is one national park. it'll be off limits for the time being. oh rocket, then you look at that. all park entrances are closed. visitors were evacuated after heavy rains caused floods and rockslides. many roads and at least one bridge were flooded. one stone national park official predicts in northern loop of the park will be closed for quite a while. caltrans working to clean up some mudslides that shut down state route 70 in butte county. take a look at the map. that's where it was closed because of mudslides in the feather river canyon area. caltrans says several people had to be rescued after their vehicles were trapped between the slides. no

one was hurt, but the slides happened in the dixie fire burn scar area during some rain on sunday. the chp says it hopes to get that highway reopened by friday at 6 11 happening today. san francisco cruz taught the annual ritual along ocean beach of relocating sand. heavy equipment, as you see here will move more than 58,000 tons of sand away from the great highway and closer to the ocean to keep the sand from blowing onto the road in the coming months. during the three weeks of work, the southbound lanes of the great highway will be closed between lincoln way and slowed boulevard. now, if you walk or ride bikes in the area, you're still encouraged used the north bong lanes. all right. speaking of lanes, let's check in with sal for our commute this morning . how's it? look? south looks pretty good. pam and dave. good morning to you both. i'm looking around. i don't see a lot going on. let's start with the richmond bridge. we have a pretty good commute heading over to marin county. right now it

is. i mean, it's early. although this time of year kind of seems like it's later because of the light, but the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up already for a little bit here, it's a small delay. maybe 5 to 8 minutes before you make it. onto the span. i keep having this glitch in my program, steve that never happens to you, does it? where this thing keeps coming up westbound 92 as you head out towards the high rise that looks pretty good and no major problems driving out toward the dumbarton bridge, so it looks pretty good as you head out to the peninsula 6 12. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal chp officers in the hospital after being shot during a traffic stop. we have an update on the search for a suspect this morning. plus you're looking for is price stability we're looking for maybe some kind of leveling off. at the pump gas prices still hitting record high rises while the experts say there's no relief in sight at the gas pump in the near

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getting a new some new details abt what happened, leading up to a chp off night. reporter mario ramirez live in studio city. but the very latest on the search for a suspect in the officer's condition. good morning. pam good morning that suspects still at large, but i'll start with some promising news about that chp officer now listed in serious condition, a slight improvement from critical , which means the officer may now be conscious and i'll take you into the scene here behind me. the swat team has moved out , but you can still see a heavy chp california highway patrol presence as well as lapd officers. residents here had a tense night in the neighborhood at one point, lapd swat team using tear gas to make entry into this apartment building. dozens of residents evacuated around 10 30 last night, and they weren't allowed back into their homes until early this

morning, and we have video from the citizen app that shows the original seen about eight miles away. chp releasing more information on this shooting that happened in studio city during a traffic stop. just before eight o'clock last night. investigators say the suspect got out of a white ford fusion and opened fire after some sort of altercation, striking the officer several times before then speeding off and making other way to this apartment complex. the chp says that investigation continues where the officer was shot, and they said the suspect vehicle was spotted outside this van nuys apartment complex, leading them to that huge police presence and swap presence last night. back out here live at this scene. the chp officer who hasn't been named again taken to cedars sinai in critical condition that being upgraded to serious this morning. no official suspect description, but the search for that gunman continues. police believe they know his identity and he is considered armed and dangerous. that's the latest here in this van nuys neighborhood in the san fernando valley. i'm mario ramirez back

to you, pam. mario. thank you. time now, 6 16 police in lafayette wants your help as they search for two men who attacked and robbed a letter carrier. it happened yesterday afternoon, as opposed to worker made around one camino diablo highway 24. witnesses say two men followed the postal worker and then beat her outside of an office building, reportedly at least one of the robbers had a gun. she was very shocked and traumatized. and she had blood all over shirt. and so the ambulance came and took her away. the letter carrier was treated for injuries and is expected to make a full recovery . investigators say the two men may have been after the postal workers keys in order to steal mail. the u. s. postal service is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest with gas prices at record highs . it doesn't look like things are going to change anytime soon. so the oil markets

remember a global markets. and so it takes a while before the supply and the demand comes back into sync. so in the short run, i don't see any relief for that for the reason and that's why you're going to keep seeing prices rise because we have this increased demand, especially during the summer months, and the supply shock is still there. part of that supply shock is from a ban on russian oil after russia invaded ukraine. analysts say that they think it will be at least a few more months before prices stopped rising and even longer until they start to drop. they say history shows oil prices go up quickly. but take a long time to go down. we see that the guest do as well wow, time is 6 18. let's see what sounds season our morning commute. still relatively okay? yeah let's all right. i've been looking around here and i don't see a lot david pam, when it comes to problems, we do see more people getting on the road and we're going to start with a look at the mcarthur maze that

looks pretty good driving to the mcarthur maze and to the bay bridge toll plaza. you are going to see some slow traffic there at the toll plaza. no problems once you get onto the bridge if you are driving onto the same mateo or dunbarton bridges that looks pretty good with no major issues, just a little bit of slowing in hayward, now on 8 80 south at 6 19. let's talk about today's weather here, steve. thank you all quiet for us here a little bit warmer. it is hazy , hot and humid for much of the country, especially as you get across the iraqis and out into the plains. it means the highest yesterday nineties and 100, especially dallas, oklahoma city , nashville hit 95 with humidity is hanging in the air. high pressure is parked over them for once. it's not parked over us. it seems like it's been that way for three years, but not this year. the patterns different look at the strong low there just above montana with, you know, extending all the way down into almost four corners, which for this time of year, it's hard to believe. thunderstorm activity underneath that dome of

high pressure for wayne, indiana. so i went through wind gusting wind was 74 mph gusting to 98 briefly and they picked up five inches of rain in about an hour and a half. you'll see it coming up here. just a second. right there as a loop through the rain, our sector pretty impressive. now after that goes through, then we'll be back up the nineties 100, probably today. rain continues parts of the pacific northwest. no change in that pattern. no change in our cold ocean temps upper forties low fifties this has been stuck. everything is stuck here going all the way back into april. how long is it going to last? that's the good question here to see it lasts as long as a little unusual, but there's no sign of a changing anytime soon. warmer today fifties for lows couple of forties, but it'll be sunny for all. we'll get a little bit of a breeze. center fell. menlo park, danville, saratoga up up up. 84 82 88 87 on the forecast highs for today. fifties on a lot of the temps a few forties. wanna creeks in there? i know. stanford campus is also around 48 49, but mostly

it's low fifties to mid fifties , although on the coast you're seeing forties because it's clear have been the mendocino county also lake counties and forties cinemas, 52 degrees ross and red counties, 51 degrees and 51 sevastopol. a little bit of a northerly breeze not strong, but it's there so that will equal warmer temps today. that hide is today and tomorrow. then it gets knocked out by another low dropping in. the pattern continues here. it's amazing to see this on friday. they don't have a lot of moisture to work with, but you get a lot of this kind coming in in june. and the days are long angle. as soon as i think some scattered showers or a possibility saturday afternoon 60 seventies eighties nineties on attempts about the same tomorrow here comes that low. here comes the fog, the cooler temps and the windy conditions taking us into the end of the week and the weekend. thank you, steve. the battle over cars and pedestrians in golden gate park continues the attempts once again to try to end the car free designation for jfk drive. and the decision is still looming that could overturn roe v. wade up next.

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things unto protesters continue to demonstrate outside the home of the supreme court justices ahead of the expected release of a decision that could overturn roe v. wade justice samuel alito has been the focus of strong criticism for writing the draft of that decision. that was leaked last month. there have been protests by abortion rights advocates. since then, outside the supreme court, and at the home of justice is the senate recently passed a bill to spend more on protection for justices and their families. the final decision could come as soon as tomorrow. if it is overturned. it would leave the country with a patchwork of abortion laws with some red states entirely

banning abortion and blue states trying to keep those protections . it's now been more than six months. weeks since that draft roe v. wade opinion was leaked, and some court watchers now believe chief justice john roberts, maybe trying to negotiate a compromise. we're not surprise me at all if there's lobbying going on behind the seats that said, i would be surprised if the final outcome is dramatically different from what we saw in the draft opinion will be there for the women. father states. we will stand up . we will fight back children. the white house is already taking action in anticipation of abortion rights being overturned today. vice president kamala harris is set to meet with constitutional law, privacy and tech experts. to discuss the impact of overturning roe v. wade and to prepare for that possible outcome. five u. s. navy officers are being censured for a 2020 training exercise that killed eight marines and a sailor. they were killed when their amphibious assault vehicle

similar to the one seen here sake near san clemente island off the southern california coast. the secretary of the navy says the officer showed quote, inadequate leadership and execution of their oversight. duties sent your letters usually prevent officers from further promotions and can end their military careers. tomorrow microsoft will shut down internet explorer less than 2% of the global browser market uses the 27 year old browser, microsoft has replaced it on newer versions of windows with its edge browser. google chrome is still the top browser with 60% of the computers worldwide, using the program to be the internet. bart is expanding a program to help passengers passed the time. bart currently has kiosks that print short stories at balboa park, fruitvale, pleasant hill and richmond stations. the free tails suitable for all ages. they can be read within minutes . bark plans to add more of the literary vending machines throughout the system. it also is taking submissions from local

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you live to the new york stock exchange, and that opening bell this morning, a new economic report released show's producer prices increased nearly 11% from this time last year. the producer price index measures the prices paid to producers for goods and services. the federal reserve likely to take that report into consideration as it begins its two day policy meeting overnight. the futures indicated a much higher opening . then they pulled back to just about flat now looks like latest reading that the dow will infect open up more than 100 points. the numbers coming in. the president will address the economy this morning. ktvu is ali rasmus joins us now with more on that and look at the numbers and dave. the dow and the nasdaq were relatively flat in futures trading this morning. now that the markets are officially open, you can see they're sticking with that trend. for now, the dow is up about 100 points today. in tomorrow, the federal reserve is

going to meet and that's what led to a lot of turbulence in the market. this follows a big drop in the markets yesterday, with the dow dropping more than 800 points, the nasdaq two and the s and p 500, now officially in a bear market. again what's weighing the market the possibility of an interest rate hike. the federal reserve will meet today and tomorrow in the expectation is that they will raise interest rates at least a half a point, possibly as much as three quarters of a point. federal reserve chair, jerome powell has said in recent weeks publicly that the priority is reigning in inflation, even if that means a slowdown in the economy. high inflation squeezes income purchasing power, and that's bad news for the economy and ultimately corporate profits , and at the same time, it adds to the pressure on the federal reserve to become more aggressive and raising interest rates. as we just mentioned inflation at its highest rate in 40 years. the possibility of a recession has many bay area tech companies tightening their belts

. this morning, san francisco based coin based cryptocurrency exchange announced it is laying off about 18% of its workforce. other tech companies in the barrier have announced hiring freezes. unless than a couple of hours from now. president biden will talk about the economy at an event with labor unions in pennsylvania. we're expecting to hear him talk about these dual concerns of inflation and recession, but again taking another look at the dow jones this morning relatively flat up just 40 points just over 30,000. we'll continue to monitor it this morning, david pam, fo now, we'll send it back to you. and i want to check in with steve paulson need to know what steve feels about the weather. it feels a little warm outside. i was just out there for you, steve. that's going to warm up here under clear skies, so it'll be clear in the morning that sunny and warmer today nothing like we had last friday. as for sure, but we'll see seventies and eighties, few operators to maybe near 90 degrees. alright sounds here. 6 32, and he's telling us something. he's looking at something. he's ruminating, sal. alright thank

you very much. that's awkward, isn't it? all right. let's talk about 88. it's even more awkward than people behind me are laughing here anyway. southbound 8 80 is a little slow. one thing that i was looking around for is there is a problem here in daly city north, dont you idiot ocean avenue. and that traffic is not affected. however that crashes there. we're going to keep watching it for you, and that's the city college exit. and right now we do have some slow traffic that could possibly appear. the bay bridge is backed up almost to the maze. not quite once you get onto the bridge, it looks good. 6 33. let's get back to the headlines. okay, so i will happening today of riley this morning in san francisco, demanding justice. in the killing of a man from thailand last year. 84 year old bea rato tonopah arctic died after being attack in january of last year, the rally organizers

say his death launched the stop asian hate movement. they plan to show support for his family at nine o'clock this morning will be outside the san francisco hall of justice. the rally will be held shortly before the preliminary hearing for antoine watson. the man charged with the death of mr rock tonopah key and he'll be charged with elder abuse. the white house is taking the first step towards creating a national museum of asian pacific american history and culture. president biden signed the legislation that creates a commission to begin the process of building the museum in washington, d. c. president biden says the museum would recognize the contributions of asian americans , native hawaiians and pacific islanders and is long overdue. so many people from around the world who will one day walk in this museum and better understand the idea of america. the only nation the only nation in my view that can be defined in one single word

possibilities. theo figure out e overview of the proposed museum , where it should be built and decide if it should become part of the smithsonian institution. there's no timeline on when it could actually open. our time is that 6 35 will happening today. the berkeley city council will debate a proposal to tax vacant homes. under the plan, the owners of vacant properties with more than two units would be tacked up to $6000 a year depending on the size of the property. the goal is to encourage landlords to find renters by either improving the property or reducing the rate. maria really busily building housing in berkeley. but we need solutions right now for something that was considered incredibly unfair that there are people that own property that rental property that they are not renting out. so i look at it as a piece of the puzzle. about the tax would not apply to single family rental homes or two duplexes. if it's approved,

the measure could appear on the november ballot. berkeley right now has about 4700 vacant units. and the group that wants to reopen jfk drive in san francisco dakar's hope to put that measure on the ballot. the group wants to overturn the board of supervisors decision back in april to make the road in golden gate park permanently car free. their proposal was it still needs to be certified before supporters cput that measure onr ballot. sonoma county has extended its ban on new vacation rentals in many parts of the county board of supervisors decided to continue its moratorium and issuing new vacation rental permits in most areas outside local city limits . now, county leaders say the ban is still needed while they develop a permanent ordinance regulating short term rentals. the vacation rentals have raised concerns about noise, public safety and housing availability

. airbnb has added a new vineyard category to its site with listings of wineries that offer accommodations. the vineyard category already has more than 100,000 options to stay in or near wineries around the world. including many right here in california, and you know them to do time is 6 37. i know sal and i know you're busy keeping an eye on our traffic commute hasn't looked yeah, that's all right. we do have a little bit of slowing the mainstream slowing spot is the bay bridge here and you will show it to you at the toll plans that we do have a back up here at the toll plaza. couple of lanes look lighter than others. but for the most part, we do have a backup nearby on 80. westbound coming into berkley doesn't look all that slow, although it is getting a little bit slower. as you drive to the hercules area, getting into panel and richmond, which is typical and highway, 24 looks a little bit more crowded as well as you drive toward the tunnel

from oakland to wanna quick. you can see it's getting a little bit slower. let's check out the richmond bridge. also just a little bit more slow traffic, so this is definitely when we're starting to hit that peak. between here and about 7 30 in the morning 6 37. let's bring stephen with today's weather. thank you, sir. well, we have a clear skies over us. it'll be a nice day temperatures bumping up a little breeze yesterday, probably one later this afternoon, but overall temperatures will be on the warmer side today. maybe about st tomorrow before another system works its way and this one will be right over us as we head towards friday and saturday. the pattern continues to be active. i mean, you know, where were you in january and february? well, it's here now. water temps have gone down again and they'll go down again this weekend with a northwest wind on the back side of that low, so i don't expect these to go up very much at all. 48 50 51 bodega bay point raised. and san francisco but amazingly cold for this time of year. i'm sure you've heard multiple stories on the impacts of that cold water warmer today fifties for lows were already

beginning to bounce off of those sunny for all today, there will be a little bit of a breeze. senator phil menlo park, danville, saratoga up up up 84 82 88 87 on the forecast highs today fifties on a lot of the temps a couple of forties but mainly fifties on the temps napa airports at 48, walnut creek 49 . low fifties fremont's in there also sunnyvale at 51, but mid fifties upper fifties for most already and some sixties l sorry. toes in there, hercules in their alameda had 49 walnut creek low fifties around pleasant in danville, alamo lafayette as well in castro valley. right at 50 degrees sixties, though, for pittsburgh and brentwood, already 27 30 truck in south lake tahoe 82 down in phoenix, lots of dust storms down there yesterday. palm springs, 76 sixties up and down the coast, although santa maria's 49 monterey mirroring their water temp at 51, that's what the inner body temp is as well. little bit of a breeze in the hills. it's not too bad missing data again. mount diablo is up to 47 mph high pressures

are fair weather friend today and probably most of tomorrow before here comes another load. this one will dig in. it's what we call moisture starved. it won't have a lot to work with it. but anytime you get this kind of cold air aloft and the days being this long you get what's called steep lapse rates that generates a little instability. i think scattered showers are possibilities saturday. afternoon right now, the focus is mainly northern sonoma county, maybe lake mendocino and napa and of course this year, but for sure, the northern sacramento valley so keep that in mind if you are heading up there. sixties seventies eighties nineties and attempts today. probably about tomorrow. here comes that low. here comes fog. here comes the wind and cooler temps taking us into the end of the week and the weekend. alright see time is 6 40. well, guess what the king may not have left the building after all, thank you very much about the future of elvis weddings in las vegas looks brighter this morning. now let's check in with garcia for a look at what else is coming up here on morning sun too. good morning. good morning, you guys

what a game last night. we will talk about the warriors throughout the morning. i am sure. golden state warriors star step in korea, as you know, always puts a lot of thought into what he wears, especially when it comes to game day. take a look. last night, his shirt said ayesha curry can cook the significance behind what he wore, plus here. the doctor failed to accurately identify the anatomy that needed to be cut. a surgery gone wrong for a four year old boy in houston that changed his life forever. in the next hour. the new lawsuit against a houston hospital after the little boy went in for what was supposed to be a routine hernia surgery, but was given the best sector me, we'll be right back.

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here on morning sun, too, and we are learning more about the discrimination lawsuit that was settled between google and more than 15,000 female employees that worked for the company, holly pieces, one of four women who filed that class action lawsuit against google for pay discrimination back in 2017. she says they want google to change its practices. evaluate women's work performance is fairly and pay women equally to men. we know that women. and women minorities. um get paid substantially less than men across the board, and i think companies need to be on notice that it's not okay. after agreeing to settle the case, google released a statement denying any wrongdoing and that settling the case was in the best interests of everyone involved. the settlement still has to be approved by the san

francisco superior court. our time is 6 40 for the trial against former theranos executive sunny ball wani will have to wait another week before closing arguments can start. closing arguments in the criminal fraud trial was supposed to start today, but they've been delayed until next tuesday. no reason was given about wani is facing 10 counts of fraud and two counts of conspiracy related to his role in that failed blood testing company. there are those founder and his former girlfriend, elizabeth holmes, was convicted of the same judges back in january. and governor newsom now has the california legislators. new budget plan. the $300 billion proposal includes spending priorities that range from tax rebates, immigration and healthcare. the negotiations continue between the governor and state lawmakers, but the lawmakers are required by state law to approve their own budget plan before tomorrow's june 15th deadline. in today's dollars and

cents. automakers want congress to lift a cap on tax incentives for electric vehicles. the ceos of gm, ford, toyota and chrysler's parent company sent a joint letter to lawmakers asking them to raise the number of vehicles sold that are eligible to get that $7500 tax credit right now. that tax benefit ends after a company sells 200,000 electric vehicles. companies say the tax credit helps to sell more e v. s tesla and gm have already hit that max. there appears to be no end in sight to that nationwide tampon shortage . the latest major u. s supply chain problem was first reported a few months ago. several major tampon makers say it's become even more difficult to find their products on store shelves in recent weeks due to soaring costs and labor shortages. prices have gone up as a result. and the bidding has begun for a coveted private lunch with legendary investor warren buffett. bids have already topped $3 million. it raises money for san francisco's glide

church. since 2000 warren buffett has raised more than $34 million for the tenderloin church and its programs. buffett has said that this will be the last time he'll take part in the charity auction. that bidding ends on friday. our time is not 6 46. there won't be any changes to the upcoming lightyear movie , even though more countries are banning this new movie. reuters is saying 14, middle eastern and asian countries are not showing the movie because there's a scene in it of a same sex couple sharing a brief kiss. a source told reuters that lightyear also seems likely that it will not be shown in china, the world's biggest movie market. chris evans, who was the actor who is the voice of buzz lightyear hopes more countries will compromise. it's great that we're a part of something that's making steps forward in the in the social inclusion capacity, but it's frustrating, embarrass , still places that that aren't

where they should be. our first hyper variety is reporting. that scene was originally taken out of the movie, but it was put back after pixar employee said disney consistently remove same sex content from their movies. the new movie play dear is produced by pixel art animation studios based in emeryville. well it is not curtain call for the king in las vegas after all , chapels have reached an agreement that will allow them to keep holding those elvis themed weddings, the management company that oversees elvis presley's estate, sent a cease and desist letter last month, several chapels. demanding they stop using his image, name and likeness without consent. the company now says the chapels will be allowed to continue performing the weddings with the king after paying an annual fee. no word on how much that fee will cost. i have to say it. thank you very much julie haener right to south sal, you're busy . you're focusing on contra costa county. i know

that's right. that's right. we want to start there because it's kind of a longer backup, dave and pam for highway for this morning. people are out there early. pittsburgh it's kind of solid all the way over to concord, and we have a lot of slowing. heading that way. 6 80 still looks good, though, from concord. wanna quick and a little little bit of slowing on westbound 24 80 is slowing announcer bronte and we have a little bit of a backup at the richmond bridge. not much, but there is one there. and when you go to the bay bridge traffic is going to be slow. there was a crash north bong 8 80 on the ramp to westbound 80. hp got there quickly and moved it to the shoulder. it's not causing big back up just yet. 6 49. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. alright, sal. thank you, sir. it is clear out there and temperatures will warm up pretty rapidly here won't take too long. we're not expecting anything like last friday. we got upper nineties 100, but we'll get some operators to near 90 degrees today. still lots of energy moving through the pacific northwest, heavy rain up in the northern rockies, and it is hot

, hot, hot throughout much of the country here. water temps are incredibly cold here. 48 50 51. they're not changing anything. it might even come down a little bit as we head towards sunday and monday as we get another northwest wind on the backside of another low coming in starting on thursday. it will be warmer today, though it probably from a few tomorrow. fifties for lows for most, a couple of 40 sunny for all little get a little breeze, although probably not as robust as yesterday forties for a few napa airport, and there's one but low fifties mid fifties sonny bills at 51 degrees, but couple upper fifties here so it won't take long to start warming up. 49 atherton. woodside was 48 montara says. don't forget i would never in pacifica there in the upper forties mid fifties for many, although los altos hills at 59, belmont's at 58 degrees, a little bit of a breeze, mainly up in the higher elevations. it is favoring in northerly direction, though, but not that strong. the lowell start to work its way towards us. but not today or tomorrow, the high will went out. then the low drops in where and how far

south it drops will be a huge factor on deciding where there will be some scattered showers. but right now it looks to be, i'd say north northern sonoma county, napa county lake mendocino and also up in this year in nevada. if you have travel plans, maybe to the northern sacramento valley. keep that in mind riding with a quarter of an inch. that would be from some thundershower activity which would not surprise me. i get a load of this strong to come in. it doesn't have a lot of moisture. but you get that cold air this time of year. it can certainly make an impact. 60 seventies eighties nineties on attempts today about the same tomorrow. now then the cooling starts on thursday and much cooler and windy, will take us friday into the weekend. alright steve. thank you time now. 6 51 protecting wild rivers coming up on mornings onto its seven what? what california one california based clothing companies doing to increase awareness about this natural beauty. in a shocking scene in oakland of person being dragged down the street trying to prevent their car from being stolen. what was caught on camera.

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welcome back to mornings onto at 6 54 oakland police hope surveillance video will lead to the car thief blamed for a dangerous crime. take a look at

the video. it shows the car thief dragging the owner of the car and oakland's chinatown near eighth and jackson. you can see someone walking up to the car get inside, the car's owner rushes back to the car and opens the door that carthy then drives away, dragging the owner a short distance. the victim suffered cuts and scrapes. the police are still out there searching for the thief and that stolen car police in san jose, say a security guard trying to protect a woman during a domestic dispute was shot and killed when he tried to intervene. detectives a after the suspect killed that security guard he shot and killed the mother of their six children, then turned the gun on himself has happened in the parking lot of the crescent village apartment complex in north san jose sunday morning. neighbors say they were stunned to hear the gunshots. i was pretty afraid honestly, to kind of shaken. seems like a very random act, and that's not something you want to see any

day, but i feel for the victims, of course. investigators made the couple's youngest child is only one years old. the oldest is 10. the children are now staying with their maternal grandmother. san jose police have not released the names of the couple or the name of that security guard. san jose police also announced an arrest in a homicide case that occurred three months ago. it was a shooting near san jose state on march, 27th at south fourth street and east san carlos street. investigators say 31 year old run l. spencer shot and killed the men from antioch. spencer was arrested in chicago. detectives just flew out there last week to interview him. he was already in custody on a previous arrest for domestic violence charges in chicago. right now, he's still remains in chicago in custody for that domestic violence charge, and he's waiting formal extradition back to our county to face homicide charges. at this point

, there's no word on a motive for that shooter. time at 6 56 to biden administration going after gun traffickers, attorney general merrick garland announced a new initiative, he says the initiative calls for shutting down gun trafficking pipelines all over the country and cited one example of a man indicted last week accused of buying at least 92 guns from federally licensed firearms dealers, including 75 weapons from a single dealer in six months. these guns were then later recovered in several states and in canada. if you put illegal guns on our streets or into the hands of violent offenders. the justice department will spare no resource to hold you accountable. part of the crackdown involves federal prosecutors being told to prioritize suspects believed to be responsible for the greatest gun violence, including repeat offenders. it is 6 57 san

francisco, spending more money now on preventing gun violence. the police department will use a $6 million state grant to support and expand a violence reduction initiative. the goal is to include reducing the number of shootings and homicides break the cycle of recidivism and build trust between law enforcement and the communities. that money will pay for our regions for three more years. well, amazon once it began delivering packages by drones here in california, amazon says, if everything goes according to plan, people living in the community of lock furred between sacramento and stockton's could have drones dropping off their orders just 30 minutes after the orders were placed. amazon says that drones will be programmed to drop off packages in the backyards of customers. the first step in building what's called amazon prime air is getting the permission the service available by the end of this

year. with gasoline prices at one northern california gas station or very close to $10 a gallon. it's a chevron station in mendocino is charging 9 63 a gallon for regular gas. worker there says it costs more to bring gas in that area, so they have to charge that much to stay in business. the factory and transportation costs the proximity to pipelines and refineries, and those could also add up to the price of gasoline. so it really just depends on what your what you where you are traveling, and that's why we always recommend to do your research because if you can find a different route, you may end up in an area that has cheaper prices. now, if you were planning an out of state road trip this summer, once you get out of california, you may see the price of gas dropped dramatically. after a rough day on wall street, there is growing concern for the u. s economy

markets are up slightly this morning will break down the factors in play. plus helping police officers deal with calls involving a mental health crisis . the plan already in place and san jose to help officers better prepare for what are often tense situations. then the golden state warriors now just one game away from another nba championship. so many people consider the top player of last night's game. also how dub star stephen curry three point streak has come to an end. from ktvu fox two news. this morning's onto i love to win last night bedtime by nine o'clock. that great works out it does. it's been a great morning so far. hope you agree. i'm gasia mikaelian the end clark. welcome to tuesday, june 14th. i know you probably weren't up early to see the strawberry moon . what time are we talking? it was real early. no, that was out there. but you were. you weren't awake yet. steve