unpatriotic it was un american. we are watching the capitol building, get two faced over a lie blockbuster new testimony in front of a congressional committee by a former white house aide describing the actions of former president trump on january 6th. rioters violently attacked and took over the u. s. capitol. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning. june 29th. we have a number of traffic problems due to tell you about the biggest one in the hercules area. let's check right in with sal, right, dave and pam . almost all lanes are blocked on 80 westbound, except for one lane that is getting by. and that's westbound 80 right at the hercules exit big rig involved with several other vehicles. this happened just before two in

the morning, and it's been out there for a while. there are a number of people who are stuck in that back up there. and the only reason to backup isn't longer is because it's so early in the morning, but there's a pretty good long backup there on 80. now there's a tow truck that has arrived and hopefully this will be clearing up sometime soon. but if you're driving from vallejo and making your way into elsa brandt here, richmond. this is going to be a major issue. you may want to use interstate 7 82 6 80 get through that way. if you are looking at it farther upstream. you can do that. and that will save you a bunch of time. also keep watching this for you. now at 401, let's go back to the headlines. thank you . well this coming monday is the fourth of july and bay area law enforcement and firefighters are cracking down on illegal fireworks leading into the independence day holiday. they're reminding us all fireworks are dangerous cause injuries and major fire damage, especially now because we're in

a drought. the drought stretches stress vegetation out there right now in the community, um, a park or a freeway off ramp. you know, all of those areas are prone to fireworks, especially if there are embers flying from an illegal fireworks. now if you're caught using fireworks in san jose and many other parts of santa clara county, you could be fined as much as $3000. and if you could go to jail if you're caught selling fireworks in santa clara county place in santa rosa have arrested one man accused of selling hundreds of pounds of illegal fireworks across sonoma county officers say they found £500 of illegal fireworks at the home of 31 year old high memory. no no, he was taken into custody on monday. authorities say he now faces a number of charges, including felony possession of fireworks. now all fireworks are illegal in contra costa county in anyone in that region who sees or hears

fireworks in their neighborhood is being asked to call the number. you see there on your screen. take a moment. the county's fireworks hotline 833885 2021. time is on 403 was the message from the head of planned parenthood in northern california. there clinic doors will be open for people from other states seeking abortions. how we're going to serve patients is with the assistance of abortion funds and other people stepping up and helping us care for these people who are coming to us and fleeing their home states to get care. gonzalez the president and ceo of planned parenthood of northern california, she says her clinics are already seeing more women coming from texas. east bay. assemblywoman buffy wicks hopes california voters will approve a constitutional amendment on abortion rights. very concerned about this is just the beginning for this,

these right wing justices. this is just the beginning for the right wing in this country. we have to protect contraception and a whole bevy of other rights that are that are critical assembly woman who works also says many other states are taking action to protect a woman's right to have an abortion and have greater access to it. the biden ministrations is also announcing new actions to protect access to abortion. i am directing all agencies in my department. to work to ensure that all providers from doctors to pharmacists clinics have appropriate training and resources to handle family planning needs, including administering patient referrals for care. and helping patients navigate this new reality. health and human services secretary javier becerra called the supreme court's decision a moment of crisis in health care , he says he is pledging to do quote everything within our legal limit of law to support patients and providers. a federal court has allowed

tennessee to ban abortions as early as six weeks into pregnancy. the sixth circuit court of appeals vacated a lower court's injunction blocking the law. now this comes as the state's other abortion ban is set to restrict abortions almost entirely. both measures would make performing an abortion of felony and subject doctors to a maximum of 15 years in prison time is four or five more rulings from the u. s. supreme court expected this morning on some of the remaining major cases. one major ruling expected is on how the government can regulate greenhouse gas emissions. the case started as a dispute between the state of west virginia and the e p a over pollution at power plant. but it has exploded into a bigger issue . how much power federal agencies have to enforce all kinds of regulations. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are taking to social media in response to the latest testimony investigating the insurrection at the capitol reporter madeline rivera shows us how the aid to

former chief of staff mark meadows. described what she witnessed that day. testimony from a former white house aide, including the allegation that trump lunch at the head of his security detail when he was told he could not go to the capital on january 6th white house staffer and aid to former chief of staff mark meadows appeared at tuesday's house hearing on the january 6th riot. cassidy hutchinson provided details about mr trump's actions before , during and after the insurrection. he was furious because he wanted the arena. that we had on the ellipse to be maxed out of capacity for all attendees. hutchinson also said the former president was aware january six attendees were heavily armed, but urged the secret service not to screen them for weapons. i overheard the president say something to the effect of i don't even care that they have weapons, she added. former president trump became enraged when he found out former attorney general bill bar publicly denounced his false

allegations of a rigged election. the president was extremely angry at the attorney general's ap interview. and had thrown his lunch against the wall. in another moment of fury , hutchinson testified that trump tried to grab the steering wheel of the presidential vehicle, the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. mr engel grabbed his arm. said, sir, you need to take your hand off the steering wheel has learned that the driver of the presidential limo and the head of security whom trump allegedly launched at denying some of hutchinson's allegations, and both men are ready to testify before the committee in washington rivera fox news thank you. madeline former president trump was quick to respond on his social media platform. trump dismissed her testimony and a series of posts saying, in part, quote her fake story that i

tried to grab the steering wheel of the white house limousine in order to steer it to the capitol building is sick and fraudulent. he went on to call her a total phony, a social climber and a whacko. yesterday's committee hearing was only announced on monday. now the date of the next hearing has not yet been determined or announced about the earliest it could happen is july 11th now. you can continue to follow the very latest on the january 6th committee hearing by going to our website ktvu .com time is 408 firefighters battling and out of control wildfire in the sierra foothills . the re ceasefire started yesterday afternoon around two pm northwest of grass valley in nevada county, several small communities west of highway 49. we're evacuating cal fire says warm temperatures, the dry conditions in the wind or making the firefight difficult. in these river canyons and the yuba river is one of the most

pronounced in our area. we get a turn in the winds instead of them blowing up canyon and up drainage. through the daytime hours up sloping up canyon, they will reverse as that nighttime air cools and wants to burn down. the cattle fire says the fire started as a structure fire but quickly spread to nearby grass. it's burned almost just one square mile at this point, and it's threatening hundreds of buildings, including some homes. all right back over the south because we have a very big traffic problem in hercules sell what's happening out there. almost all the lands of blocked at the hercules exit on westbound 80, and this is a big rig. two other vehicles tied it up, and there were injuries and they're still clearing the crash . here is a live picture of that multi vehicle crash here on 80 coming out or the backup anyway, this is right near the coming skyway. so this is a pretty big backup, and now we see tow trucks coming through and you

can see it. let me put this on a map here and see that you know what i've even when i first got at my first traffic report the backup was to here. our photographers right there. pretty soon, it's going to be across the cartoonist bridges. backup keeps growing at this time of the morning. it's just going to be a very big problem, so we'll let you know more about it. and we'll keep watching it for you at this more at this point. it's the only problem we have around the bay area at 4 10, let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. the country are stepping up their response to monkeypox infections still ahead . why one bay area lawmaker says the response thus far has been disappointing top members of nato, saying the alliance faces its biggest challenge since world war two we have the latest on the summit that's underway on the summit that's underway today in madrid, spain.

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it's after four o'clock. president biden is in spain this morning to strengthen us international relations. now the president met with nato secretary general jens stoltenberg, along with spanish leader pedro sanchez. president biden is trying to ease european concerns about russian aggression. he is pledging to increase american military presence in europe, including raising the number of navy destroyers in spain from 4 to 6. we're going to approve a new nato's strategic concept and reaffirm the unity and determination of our alliance to defend every inch of territory. president biden is thinking spain for taking in 140,000, ukrainian refugees fleeing from the war with russia. the president's other meetings today

are with the leaders of japan and south korea, as well as separate talks with turkey's president. turkey is a nato member that had opposed sweden and finland from joining the alliance, but in a blow to russia and vladimir putin, turkey is now supporting the admission of sweden and finland into nato. the foreign ministers of the three countries have also signed a joint security pact. time is now for 14 u. s. health officials are now expanding the group of people who they say should get vaccinated against monkeypox. now, if you think you've been exposed to it, you should get vaccinated so far more than 300 cases of monkeypox have been found in 27 states. no deaths have been reported yet, and doctors say the risk is low to the general public. many of those have been affected have been gay or bisexual men, but health officials say anybody can contract the virus through close contact. and state senator scott wiener is demanding more action on this, he tweeted quote our

public health systems response to monkeypox has been slow and flat footed. at best. we need a mass vaccination campaign for at risk people before exposure, not just after, and we needed as soon as possible. time is worth 15 fda advisers are recommending a booster shot for the omicron variant this coming fall. both moderna and fizer created modified booster shots to be a combination of the original vaccine. targeting the more contagious omicron variants. it was approved by the full fda. this will be the first time that panel has proposed vaccine makers modified their vaccine shots to focus on a different variant. it's possible to booster shot might only be recommended for older adults and positivity and hospitalization rates around california are going up again. the state reports more than 3400. people are in hospitals now being

treated for covid. that's 174 more than the earlier day and a 46% increase compared to the beginning of the month. the bay area's surges blamed on recent activities, including memorial day event pride celebrations and the warriors championship parade , the san francisco board of supervisors approved legislation to end single family zoning throughout the entire city. that means four plex is will soon be allowed in every neighborhood. the legislation also allows six unit homes on all corner lots. critics say the zoning change does not go far enough to fulfill san francisco's state mandated plan to build more housing. the city must plan to build 82,000 units by 2031. residents of a public housing complex in san francisco are fighting the planned demolition of their homes during a news conference at plaza east in the fillmore district, tenants claim that they have endured substandard living conditions and are now facing the prospect

of losing their apartments. to this date. you can look around the site and see nothing has really been done. we do a lot of advocating but. no transparency . this, and we can feel as tenants federal guidelines, federal laws tended and housing have been violated. now the 193 unit complex is slated to be redeveloped to include market rate units alongside public housing. tenants want the side to remain low income housing. san francisco supervisors are considering a resolution that would urge the developer to evaluate a plan to make 100% of the new units affordable. was starting friday. bart fares will go up 3.4% for example, a one way trip from walnut creek to the powell street station will go up by 15 cents from $5.70 to 5 85. the board of bard says the increase is an effort to stay up

and compete with inflation. and bart is opening more bathrooms at its underground bart stations yesterday, the montgomery and lake merritt bart stations reopened bathrooms. bathrooms are also staffed with attendants who will greet there were bart riders and also discourage any unwanted behavior. the bathrooms at the powell street and 19th street station reopened in february. bart says he attendance have resulted in fewer maintenance problems. all right back over to the traffic problems we have early in the morning, sal. how's it? look out there? it's not looking good since crew got there. this backup has completely filled our screen. let me show you westbound 80. at hercules. we had our photographers show up there and he set up the coming skyway. and now the backup is beyond that on 80 westbound coming down to the hercules exit. several big rigs or several vehicles were big rig

and several other vehicles got into a crash here, and the traffic is just very, very slow . as you can see, we pull back just keeps growing by the minute and a lot of trucks in this backup coming in from vallejo heading out towards richmond here. there it is, so you can see traffic is going to be slow. i'll put it on the map here for you to show you. the traffic is pretty soon going to be backed up onto the cart. acenas bridge. now if you're driving on the freeway, and you're getting on the freeway after that, it looks very good all the way down to the bay bridge. and if you want an alternate route, let's say you're in vallejo. just use 7 82 6 80 get across the venetia bridge and then get to the east bay. that way, everything will be much smoother, even though you'd have to. go the long way around. that's what i would do. no question right now. 4 19. let's go back to the desk. alright sal. well neighbors unpleasant in or on edge this morning after a shooting in the middle of that neighborhood, we're finding out about a man who says he opened fire to scare off would be car thieves. and a

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two and police say a woman was crossing a busy street in san jose when she was killed by a hit and run driver early yesterday morning. it happened on south jackson avenue near interstate 6 80 capitol expressway. police say the woman was not in a marked crosswalk when she was hit so far this year, there have been 33 fatal traffic related fatalities, resulting in the deaths of 21 pedestrians, and that is up from last year. when police recorded 25 traffic fatalities and eight pedestrian deaths. obviously the reasoning behind that is many factors as a group and public here in the city of san jose. we want to encourage drivers to follow the rules of the road. make sure that they're looking

out for pedestrians, bicyclists as well as motorcyclists. police say the car was possibly a 2018 to 2022 black honda accord. anyone with information about the driver or car is asked to call san jose police time is 4, 23 and pleasant and gunfire on one street there is making neighbors very nervous. police say. two men trying to steal a man's car along canyon medals circle early yesterday morning. ktvu crime reporter henry lee says that's when the car owner fired shots at them. possible shootout before dawn in normally quiet, pleasant in where and would be car thieves. it's like the wild wild west. it happened at about 4 45 in the morning in the canyon meadows condo complex near five etienne pleasant a resident heard noises outside and confronted two men trying to steal his dodge durango. he was pepper sprayed. hearing what he believed was a shot. uh he had been armed with the gun and

fired three shots. no one was apparently hit, but bullets hit two parked cars. president police sergeant marty built says investigators aren't sure if the men fired at the residents there have been reports there was an exchange of gunfire. however again, we're trying to, uh, confirm that the resident is legally registered to own a gun . that man declined to comment, authorities say even if the sailors had not opened fire, the resident may have been within his legal right to open fire on the grounds that the pepper spray momentarily incapacitated him and made him fear for his safety. jeffrey mcfadden lives in the complex, and many other neighbors were jolted awake by the gunfire. working a bit about 4 45 by least three gunshots. maybe four gunshots and some yelling. i heard three quick shots. i don't know who it's who had the gunner who would shoot or why, but i mean in a neighborhood like this, it's a pretty pretty quiet neighborhood. i think that's really out of character for pleasant in as i was like for this neighborhood because it's kind of in the middle of

nowhere. this is the second incident in the tri valley area in which a resident opened fire at criminals. just last week, a danville man got into a shootout with roberts outside his home. police say it's better to let them do the confronting what we recommend is to not confront people that are breaking into cars or committee and crime in the be a good witness. it's crazy. you know, everybody has guns. you never know. you know who's going to have a gun. the bad guys took off in a pickup truck. anyone with information or surveillance video is asked to contact president police. in president henry lee ktvu, fox two news. thank you. henry area lawmakers are spreading the word about benefits of the newly signed gun safety bill. north bay congressman mike thompson met with the vallejo police chief and the host school superintendent to talk about the $13 billion gun safety bill that expands background checks to include juvenile records and includes red flag laws to seize guns from those deemed dangerous. it's also seals the so called boyfriend loophole barring domestic abusers from

purchasing weapons. the bill that we passed and was signed into law was a compromise bill that saves lives. i am positive that these changes in law and support services will help keep guns out of the wrong hands and will provide critical support to states and local communities. working to prevent the epidemic of gun violence. the bill comes in response to the recent mass shootings, including one of the grocery store in buffalo, new york and the school shooting in your body. texas time is 4 26 state lawmakers now debating a bill in response to the supreme court ruling that limited california's existing laws on concealed carry permits the supreme court decision last week. struck down a new york law limiting who could get a concealed, carry permit and be armed outside of the home. the rolling also applies here in california. had a handful of other states with similar gun laws build that's making its way

now through sacramento would replace that law in question and preserved limits on concealed carry permits. the court is now seen as a political branch. i think it's time for the other political branch, the legislature and the executive just simply say that the supreme court no longer decides what the constitution is. it will be decided by law. now u. s. senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla sent a letter yesterday to state lawmakers urging them to approve the bill now heads to the senate appropriations committee. the fight to keep schools from closing in the east bay continues coming up the vote expected today to decide the fate of some schools in oakland. new mural here in oakland honoring artists who made a difference in the community. hear the story behind the work and don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu .com/ email. sign up for the daily service.

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did i witness anything at normal from an officer? i said no. more claims of sexual abuse at the all women's prison in dublin, coming up the response from the bureau of prisons to the latest allegations, plus inventory we got now is definitely much more limited than it has been in the years past. legal fireworks sales are underway and some bay area communities but sellers are already facing some challenges. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's june 29th. anything going on this morning, pam. quite a bit of traffic problems. unfortunately we got to go to south south.

there's much to tell us. yeah 80 westbound at the hercules exit. they've opened up two lanes now, so the traffic is beginning to get a little bit better, but you can see it's moving a little better. however, it's a this multi vehicle crash. at the hercules exit does have traffic backed up all the way out to the coming skyway and a little bit beyond now, it was barely moving before now it's beginning to open up, but there's so much slower traffic that there is kind of a big backup here on 80, and i can just show you the map of the area. it is backed up now out to the car. kenya's bridges at days you get off the bridge, so please give yourself extra time. you can see the traffic is moving a little bit better here, but it is still pretty slow as you drive on 80, and we'll keep watching it for you. it's 4 31. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you. sal law enforcement agencies across the bay area are now cracking down on illegal fireworks ahead of monday's fourth of july holiday in oakland. anyone caught with

even a small amount of fireworks faces a fine of up to $1000 anyone found with large amounts of fireworks faces a possible $10,000 fine and potential jail time. the oakland fire department has also set up collection barrels throughout the city, where people can turn in unused fireworks. no questions asked. san bruno is among the few bay area cities that still allows the sale of what's called safe and sane fireworks. people living in san bruno are allowed to set them off from noon to nine pm until july 3rd and from noon to 11 p.m. on independence day. those involved in these fireworks sales say the profits all go to the san bruno community. all of these are non profit. organizations that's the only ones that can get permitted by the city to sell fireworks, safe and sane fireworks. the city of pacifica also allows the sale of safe and sane fireworks. however there are some restrictions in most cities that allow the sales

people are often not allowed to set them off within 10 ft of a home and minors must be supervised by an adult time is 4 33. the drought dramatically increase the risk and danger of a major fire going into the fourth of july holiday. and many worry about the sale of all kinds of fireworks here in the bay area, ktvu is tom baker has more about the concerns about both legal and illegal fireworks. dublin has 15 locations were licensed nonprofit groups may sell so called safe and sane, state approved, non exploding and non flying fireworks from june 28th. through noon july 5th these sales are a major fundraiser for service, sports, educational, music and church groups very important because it makes you aware of where the money is going for these boots and things like that, so it's really helpful to get the community coming out and buying things from, you know, local charity in the case of dublin, united

soccer it's using the money for inclusion. all of the funds that we raised during the fireworks sales goes to our players that aren't able to afford full scholarship. first soccer due to the realities of inflation prices are higher due to supply chain disruptions. supplies are limited. definitely sooner than later. a lot of the assortment packs are still locked up at the ports. so what inventory we got now is definitely much more limited than it has been in the years passed in most of the bay area, fireworks of any kind or flat out illegal due to fire dangerous, made worse by three years of drought. even here in dublin, there are places celebrators can and cannot use safe and sane fireworks in town. they are allowed at single family residences, as well as four local parks, but only at shannon, alamo creek, emerald, glenn and dublin sports grounds and only on july 4th from 10 a.m. 2:10 p.m. no fireworks are

allowed in dublin, mori housing units, any other city facility or any school thinking of making a trip to the few places where safe and sane fireworks are sold and then bring them home. actually subject to the laws where they set them off, regardless of where they were purchased. example next to alameda fireworks of any type, no matter how they're labeled here in contra costa county are illegal. last year, we responded . con fire alone responded to 100 fires in the four day independence day weekend. unfortunately many californians by illegal exploding, flying and skipping fireworks. those are the ones that often add to the wildfire. fear factor, some resulting in the real thing. tom baker, ktvu fox two news, all right. thank you, tom. the faa and the ntsb are investigating the crash of a single engine plane at the san carlos airport . witnesses told officials that

the planes seem to have engine problems right after taking off crashed into a fence right after its wheels touched down on the runway. you can see this video from sky fox. the damage to the small plane. the pilot and passenger had minor injuries, but no one else was hurt. our time is up. 4 34 make that for 35 to women filed federal claims accusing for correctional officers of sexually abusing them at the all women's prison in dublin. marie washington says a guard forced heard engage in sex acts with her cell mate and also show him her private parts while she was in covid quarantine. come to my door like every single night all night. um every single round that he did, he would, you know, say, like sexual things to me. he would, um asked me if my i'm sorry for my language. if my asked was real, um, he would ask me to like dance for him, um he. then

would like flirt with my bunkie as well and he told us to do something that he you know that he knew that we wanted that he wanted to see laura cheney claimed the guards would tell her to serve as a lookout so they could have sex in the prisons kitchen area and she claims that one officer would routinely rub up against her. she said she was too scared to report the abuse. when i s i s called me and asked me. did i witness anything at normal from an officer? i said no, because i was afraid to speak up because for one, i didn't want to be put in special housing. i mean, like i didn't want my room tour up like it's just strange and like it just seemed like if you don't go with the flow there like the outcast you and treat you worse, sir. none of the officers have been criminally charged. at this point. the women have since been

released from prison. the bureau of president released this statement in response to those accusations, quote these claims of staff misconduct that ci dublin, if true, are abhorrent. our agency is fully cooperating with the officer of the office of inspector general. one active investigations that relate to these allegations and will bring to justice those who abuse public trust. you can find more details about these accusations on our ktvu news website. just gotta ktvu .com. chaser bodine says he is not ruling out another run for san francisco district attorney medina told the chronicle. he could run in the special election this fall or next year scheduled race was recalled in last month's election, the board of supervisors certified the election results yesterday, which means boudin officially has 10 days left in office. mayor london breed has yet to announce his replacement. the city of san fran san leandro is considering incentives to hire and retain police staff. the

city council will look at the offering up to $20,000 to officers, dispatchers and other staff. the money would be paid over three years. the city says the department has experienced staff shortages resulting in mandatory overtime in emergency shifts. our time is worth 39 happening. today the oakland school board will vote on a measure to roll back some of the school closures that were approved earlier this year. the parents of parker elementary school, who held a month long sit in drew up the resolution that will be voted on tonight. it would require the school district to use a grant that have been set aside for schools facing closure to keep the schools open. the school board received more than 2000 letters supporting that resolution. to be in person meeting will be held at la escort leaders school beginning at six o'clock this evening, or parents could join the meeting on zoom and east bay pet hospital says it will reopen after abruptly closing more than two months ago. the montclair

veterinary hospital in the oakland hills area says it will welcome back patients next week. the pet hospital closed back in april and some customers were sick pets said that they never received any advanced warning our time now for 39, whale watchers reported a rare sighting near the caroline island over the weekend, they spotted a loose citic orca whale known for its pale color. look in the middle of your screen is only a few of them that exists, experts say this kind of whale is a condition that results in reduced pigmentation. it causes white, pale or patchy colors of the skin. seeing orca out there in general is pretty rare and only happens maybe once or twice a year. um but to have this leucistic individual that is even more rare because there's only about five or six known animals with this condition in the world. now this particular orca is referring to as frosting . it's believed to be about

seven years old pan watcher naturalists, a frosty his mother and another orca whale have come to the carolina carolina islands to hunt for sea lions. but there they are right in the middle of your screen treat to get to see that anybody was out whale watching to see those whales. wow. alright unfortunately, we are starting our morning with some tough traffic. i know there's um there's a detour down at el camino real mellow park area and then this huge problem in hercules. so yeah, i have both of those. the one in menlo park atherton area. i'll tell you about in just a minute. let's go to the live picture, though of the one on 80 westbound here. this is 80 westbound right along. the hercules area. there was a crash blocking lanes in hercules, at one point, the entire freeway, westbound direction was black. then they opened up one lane. now they've opened up two lanes and traffic is getting a little bit better. and hopefully and i say, hopefully this will improve

before the main part of the commute, which i would say is, you know, at five o'clock, so we're we're getting close to the point where if this hadn't picked up, we would have had a backup into valeo. it is still pretty long backup on 80 westbound coming in through hercules. but if you are in vallejo, you might want to use 7 80 at 26 80 get around that way. now the menlo park problem on el camino real started at two o'clock this morning. on the 400 block of south el camino real, and this is a crash that happened there so el camino real and glenwood avenue is where it happened. there's a blocks that are closed between internal and glenwood. just just avoid el camino real in menlo park. that's probably the easiest thing to do, and you can use the freeways or use other roads instead of el camino will let you know when it opens at two o'clock, they said. they don't think this is going to open for six hours more so it could be closed until about eight this morning. we'll see. we'll keep

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welcome back to mornings onto its 4 45 people gathered in san francisco's castro district honoring the two men who were killed at a gay bar in oslo opened the weekend. the event was held at the corner of 18th and castro, the site of a memorial honoring victims of gun violence. norway's consul general for san francisco was invited to place flowers at the

ceremony. we need to stand together, um to safeguard. the freedom to be who you want to be, and to love who you want to love. saturday's shooting and oslo described as an act of terrorism was on the same day that aslo was to celebrate it to annual pride parade along with the two men who were killed. 21 people were hurt. police described the gunman as a radicalized islamist with a history of mental illness. the fallout from the recent supreme court's decision on roe v. wade is having a ripple effect throughout the country. family law experts now say the ruling could go beyond abortion and impact reproductive rights. family law, experts say. without a doubt, women will bear the brunt of the decision, but they add the decision could also impact lgbtq couples looking to create their own families

throughout through assisted reproduction, including in vitro fertilization. i practice reproductive law. it's close to 50% of my practice and. the shockwaves for certain are going through the reproductive community because of exactly what you're raising the first. jill jacobs works for family builders by adoption, another route by which lgbtq families are created. she says adoption should not be viewed as a viable option, too. legal and safe abortion. and if people really want to adopt children, um there's for over 400,000 children in foster care in this in this country right now, as we speak. the majority of those children are children of color, and they need families. well there are currently no cases before the court on same sex marriage. there are a number of laws and bills under consideration that would impact lgbtq rights. san jose's ban on

car cruising on some downtown streets is over. the city council unanimously voted to lift the ban that went into effect 30 years ago. people with their cars loving to cruise it was supposed to help resolve gang issues, violence and traffic related incidents. a council member gerald paralysis , says the ban was racist and targeted latinos and the low rider culture. police officials say they have not enforced the ban for more than 20. years' time is 4 48. los angeles county supervisors unanimously approved giving back the beachside property to an african american family who had taken away from them almost 100 years ago. at that time, the city of manhattan beach said he'd needed that land and property for city park. but history shows it was a move to keep black people from owning property in that oceanfront city . the bruce family who owned bruce's beach say they will lease the land back to the

county for the next two years. right now. they have no long term plans for that property. it's not worth $20 million. oakland has a new mural honoring the contributions of local artists and ktvu is amberleigh spoke to the artist who says it is part of a series that aims to celebrate the city. these are people who gave so much love and are giving so much love through their art mural is called love letter to oakland. it illustrates the story of artists who have contributed to the community. it's located on the side of a p genie building on shattuck avenue near 52nd street , as muralists and street artists were visual translators for the community mural depicts the late michael morrigan, conductor of the oakland symphony, and hung liu, professor of painting at mills college, who has also died. dandelion seeds. coming off of her shirt, and they're traveling across the mural to the other side to the younger generation, so it's kind of enhances the

narrative of passing the torch to the younger generation, the younger generation artists shown here include kept choice and musician and educator. it's kind of surreal. it's definitely humbling, he tells me conducting. morgan was a mentor. he came to my high school. when i was a kid and kind of talk to us about music, and i really inspired me. michael gave me a lot of opportunities to work with the oakland symphony to do a piece with them choices he struck by the murals, lifelike quality. all of our natural expression. it's really just it's very realistic. david burke , one of three artists who created this mural explains the purpose of using varying shades of purple. we start with a darker background and then we bring the light into the figures , and it gives the piece kind of internal glow. this mural is the second in a series that started with this work at jack london square in 2000 and 18. each one, a tribute to people who have shaped the cultural landscape and paid the way for the next

generation showcasing excellent in bay area artistry, whole new population coming here that don't necessarily know the history or familiar with the artists that have been shaping the culture for decades. burke tells me he plans to do three more murals in various oakland neighborhoods, he says each or funded by grants and donations. he hopes to start the next one this fall. in oakland, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. thank you, amber. absolutely beautiful. i love that. i love the passing on to the younger generation. beautiful. alright. need to go see that in person. we need to go see this guy paulson's here this morning. slow right in today. yeah stuck in that mess, huh? is not not good. alright let's get to it here where you have a bigger fog bank in place, and that's for sure. going to lead to some. finally, some cooling inland, which has been stuck in a hot pattern. coast in bay or saying what are you talking about? has been nice. well guess what the

cooling now will start to make it to the farther reaches. if you will hear, so cooling begins morning low clouds is a bigger fog bank today than yesterday. sunny breezy inland. in fact, maybe even windy water temps still down san francisco bowie from 55 to 53 now 52. that makes a big difference. but jacob a 51. i would not be surprised the upper forties by the time we get to the weekend. west southwest of 23, travis. keep an eye on that conquered south at 16, so a little breeze kicking up for a few fifties on the temps. only a couple of sixties mainly santa rosa 50 napa airport 52. and we're even seeing some upper forties here. sevastopol windsor , petaluma mill valley, upper forties, even the middletown. so you know if it makes it up that far, it's on its way for even the most inland areas. fog and low clouds will continue to regroup and start to make a pretty good move as a system up in the pacific northwest starts to deepen some monsoon moisture , most of it on the least cider into central nevada. not over tahoe. at least not now. i don't

think it will be. when you get a southwest wind aloft that pushes it out of the area. it's pretty deep system for the end of june, going into july. the main messages windy and cooler, especially for inland areas as we go into the next couple of days and any rain out of this system maybe late sunday. monday, you guys will have more than that in about 10 minutes. thank you, steve firefighters on the lines of a large wildfire in nevada county up next evacuation orders have been issued as flames are threatening hundreds of homes. national health leaders worry the country might not be protected against the coronavirus surge in the fall. the new recommendations from the fda to prepare for any potential outbreaks. and a shake up at bay area tech company, but analysts say about the ceo of pinterest deciding to step down get a 10% off rebate with the purchase of 4 or more eligible samsung appliances at lowe's.

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two mornings on two. it's 4 55 several news agencies now reporting, tesla is closing its office in san mateo and laying off an estimated 200 employees. most of the workers losing their jobs are reportedly part of the electric car companies driver assistance unit better known as autopilot. the job cuts in san mateo are viewed as part of a broader effort. buy tesla ceo elon musk to reduce costs after a surge in hiring in recent years. a federal jury will decide how much of former tesla workers should receive in damages in his lawsuit over workplace discrimination. india's worked as an elevator operator at tesla's factory in fremont. he claims he was repeatedly harassed and called racial slurs. he quit after nine months on the job. last year, a jury awarded him $137 million in damages. the award was reduced to 15 million by a judge and diaz rejected that elon musk has now gained access to the twitter data he requested to complete

his $44 billion acquisition of the company after some legal back and forth twitter provided mask with historical tweet data and access to its firehose of tweets. now they are all the tweets that people post hundreds of millions of times a day on the platform. masks access to that data could smooth the way toward completing the purchase, the longtime ceo of san francisco based pinterest is stepping down. the company announced that ben silverman will transition into the newly created position of executive chairman. silverman co founded the social media company back in 2010, analysts say the move highlights pinterest shift in focus from its advertising business to e commerce. silverman is being replaced by bill ready, who served as president of commerce at alphabet google. airbnb says it will now make its ban on parties. permanent vacation rental company placed a temporary ban on house parties in 2020 to follow restrictions put into place during the

pandemic. company rolled out several safety features after five people were killed in a shooting at one of its bookings in orinda in 2019, airbnb says reports of parties have dropped by 44% since the ban was put into place. more than 6000 guests were suspended for violating the party ban in 2021. a bill aimed at protecting children online faces a vote in the senate judiciary committee. the a b 24 8 would hold companies like tiktok and instagram responsible for features that can be addictive and harmful the children and would make them liable for damages and civil penalties if the knowingly or negligently addicted children to their products. the bipartisan bill would only apply to companies earning at least $100 million in revenue a year. it is not meant to hinder innovation. this is meant to help us build innovations that support the emotional well being of our youth. because over the last 10 years, there hasn't been anything in place to prevent

this, and now we're paying for it. tech industry groups argue that the bill may be too broad and could push children onto more dangerous and unregulated platforms. today united airlines is holding a job fair at san francisco chase center, the airline hopes to fill an estimated 800 jobs, all based here in san francisco. united says more than 5000 people have already signed up to take part in today's job fair. which includes on the spot interviews . it begins at 10 o'clock this morning. another rally is scheduled today outside oakland city hall in response to the plans by the oakland a's to build a new waterfront ballpark. community activists will urge the city council to allow the public to vote on the use of public funds for the a stadium in private real estate development and howard terminal. today's rally comes ahead of a crucial city council meeting on july 5th. that's when oakland city leaders will consider a resolution to put the ball park funding measure on the november ballot. all of those areas are

prone to fireworks, especially if there are embers flying from an illegal firework alarm sounded by bay area fire partners about the dangers of illegal fireworks heading into the fourth of july holiday weekend. and in spain, some top members of nato say the alliance now faces its biggest challenge since world war two. we're going to bring you the very latest on the nato summit underway right now in madrid, spain. from ktvu . fox two news. this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning. june 29th. we're heading to the end of june. yeah, i we do have you know what? they're telling me. we're going to weather somebody said something in my ear and i was talking so i couldn't hear it. we're going to steve. july is, is it going to be coming in hot because it feels okay. good

coming in cool. on seasonably cool, so. a little twist here. the cooling has finally going to kick in here for inland areas, which have been in the nineties for the longest time coast in bay have not really been that warm. they were about a week ago but not letting that lately bigger fog bank today compared to yesterday. it's making a bigger push as well. so the cooling begins here. this will take us all the way and probably into the fourth and maybe the fifth bigger. fog bank. sunny breezy, not as hot inland, so we're seeing sixties seventies and now eighties on those temps. all right, let's head over to salad 5012 areas one on the peninsula one on 80. where do you want to start? the one on 80 is good because they cleared the crash that steve that was on 80th. the hercules exit. and they cleared it early enough. it was clear maybe 15 minutes ago. and so that means it was clear enough time for it to not really mess up the commute permanently for the morning 80 westbound that looks good to hercules. and

this will just be a footnote. people waking up, you know, after now probably won't hear about it, and that's just as good right you don't care about. it's not their lanes are open the other one on menlo park. unfortunately coton de el camino real on the 400 block of el camino real, there is a crash involving a transit bus. that happened to it's going to be there for at least another few hours. it's an el camino reality closed between and central avenue in glenwood avenue, according to menlo park police. they have a scene there. avoid el camino real in menlo park. use other roads instead. 502 let's get back to the desk. this coming monday is the fourth of july and bay area law enforcement and firefighters are cracking down on illegal fireworks leading into the independence day holiday. they remind us all fireworks are dangerous. they can cause injuries and major fire damage, especially now. because we're in a drought. the drought stretches stress vegetation out there

right now in the community, um, a park or a freeway off ramp. you know, all of those areas are prone to fireworks, especially if there are members playing from an illegal firework. here's something else of your card using fireworks in san jose and many other parts of santa clara county. you could be fined as much as $3000, and you could go to jail if you're caught selling fireworks in santa clara county place in santa rosa have arrested one man accused of selling hundreds of pounds of illegal fireworks across sonoma county officers say they found £500 of illegal fireworks at the home of 31 year old high memory. no he was taken into custody on monday. authorities say he now faces a number of charges, including felony possession of fireworks. all fireworks are illegal in contra costa county, and anyone in that region who sees or hears fireworks in their neighborhood is being urged to call the number you see on your screen. that county fireworks hotline number 833885 2021 time

is 503 the message from the head of planned parenthood in northern california. there clinic doors will be open for people from other states who are seeking abortions. how we're going to serve patients is with the assistance of abortion funds and other people stepping up and helping us care for these fleeig their home states to get care that was gilda gonzalez, the president and ceo of planned parenthood of northern california. she says her clinics are already seeing more women coming from texas. east bay assembly member of buffy wicks hopes california voters will approve a constitutional amendment on abortion rights. i am very concerned about this is just the beginning for these right wing justices. this is just the beginning for the right wing in this country. we have to protect contraception and a

whole bevy of other rights that are critical. assemblywoman wets also says many other states are taking action to protect a woman's right to have an abortion and have greater access to it. the biden administration is also announcing new actions to protect access to abortion. i am directing all agencies in my department. to work to ensure that all providers from doctors to pharmacists clinics have appropriate training and resources to handle family planning needs, including administering patient referrals for care. and helping patients navigate this new reality. health and human services secretary javier becerra called the supreme court's decision a moment of crisis in health care. he says he is pledging to do quote everything within our legal limit of the law to support patients and providers. a federal court has allowed tennessee to ban abortions as early as six weeks into pregnancy. the sixth circuit court of appeals vacated a lower

court's injunction blocking the law. this comes as the state's other abortion ban is set to restrict abortions almost entirely. both measures would make performing an abortion of felony and subject doctors to a maximum of 15 years in prison. time now, 56 more rulings are expected from the u. s supreme court this morning on some of the remaining major issues now, one major ruling expected is on how the government can regulate greenhouse gas emissions. the case started as a dispute between the state of west virginia and the e p a over pollution at power plant, but it has exploded into a bigger issue. how much power federal agencies have to enforce all kinds of regulations. new this morning president biden is in madrid, spain, attending the nato summit and today made a pledge to european members this morning. ktvu is amended. quintana live in our newsroom with the details about the president's promise to bolster american troops in europe. morning amanda good morning, president biden is renewing his

vow to defend nato territory territories and he's also welcoming new partnerships. biden announced a big boost in america's military presence in europe, including a permanent us base in poland. two more f 35 squadrons in the uk and two more navy destroyers based in spain. he's also chastising russian president vladimir putin and russia's war on ukraine, he says this summit will send an unmistakeable message that nato is strong and united. biden pledges nato will stand its ground against russian aggression. while welcoming new applicants. we're going to approve a new nato's strategic concept and reaffirm the unity and determination of our alliance to defend every inch. and article private sacrosanct. immediate always saying that fact against one is an attack against all every inch. and so at this summit on the form

alliances going to welcome finland and sweden historic application for membership. biden was joined isn't his expression of support for nato protection by nato secretary general jens stoltenberg, he says. we are in the midst of the most serious security crisis we have faced since the second world war. nato has poured troops and weapons into eastern europe on a scale not seen since the cold war. members are also sending billions of dollars in military and civilian aid to ukraine. at the summit. the 30 nato leaders will also hear from ukrainian president vladimir lynskey via video chat, likely asking them to do even more. and give more help. leaders are also expected to publish nato's new strategic concept, naming moscow as its number one threat. live in the newsroom. amanda quintana ktvu fox two news thank you. time is weibo. eight firefighters are battling and

out of control wildfire in the sierra foothills. it's called the re ceasefire. it started yesterday afternoon at two pm northwest of grass valley in the bad accounting, several small communities west of highway 49 were evacuated. cal fire says the warm temperatures, the dry conditions and the wind or making the firefight difficult. in these river canyons and the yuba river is one of the most pronounced in our area. we get a turn in the winds instead of them blowing up canyon and up drainage. through the daytime hours up sloping up canyon, they will reverse as that nighttime air cools and wants to burn down. kyle fire says the fire started as a structure fire but quickly spread to nearby grass. it is burned about one square mile is threatening hundreds of buildings, including some homes. alright that leads us right to steve paulson, keeping an eye on our weather conditions directly

related to fire conditions going into a cooler patterns. that's good. now that will also be breezy to windy, which is not good, but temperatures will be coming down even well inland. so it starts today, much bigger. fog bank unseasonably cool system for this time of year will be marching in as we head into the fourth here. it starts today for also the cooling begins and morning low clouds is bigger fog bank today than yesterday. sunny, breezy, maybe even windy for some inland and cooler weather starts to move in gilroy, livermore windsor, redwood city. eighties and nineties yesterday. finally those inland areas will start to get back into the eighties and maybe even upper seventies by the time we get the sunday and monday, but 84 86 86 78, the cooling will continue. same for the water taps. bodega bay now 51 san francisco, believe 52. i mean, we we've been cool since april, and it's not going to get any warmer anytime soon. not with this next system coming in. decent breeze out towards the draft towards the delta there. travis west, southwest 26 conquered south at 14 49 sonoma

county airport fifties. for most , i mean, mid fifties here, low clouds are marching. across the bay and making their move inland . clayton's at 52 lafayette's 51 degrees kensington 53 degrees mid fifties for most, especially danville, dublin also pleasant and so some cooler weather here this morning and the low clouds and fog look like they're about ready to make a huge push from that low. which is going to deepen over us and as it does, i mean, that would do a couple of things, it'll. it'll open up that door to that much cooler breeze bumped the high out of here, and there's a possibility. so we head towards sunday and the monday maybe some rain up in the northern sacramento valley. but you can see temperatures beginning to take the big drop tomorrow and even more so, as we go into the weekend again if you're going to the mountains, maybe shasta last in northern sacramento valley that looks to be the best opportunity you've conquered gets a point. oh, eight. i'll buy pam and dave lunch. that's not going to happen. yeah. san jose point oh, five breakfast. how's that? but maybe northward? certainly. basel sixties seventies eighties now on those temps, and we'll

continue this cooler cooling theme right into the weekend. you guys it was unpatriotic. it was un american. we are watching capitol building get two faced over a lie blockbuster new testimony in front of a congressional committee by a former white house aide describing the actions of former president trump on january. 6th is rioters violently attacked and took over the u. s. capitol. and health officials across the country are stepping up their response to monkeypox infections coming up the reason. one bay area lawmaker says the response so far has been disappointing.

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the aide to former chief of staff mark meadows. described what she witnessed that day. stunning testimony from a former white house aide, including the allegation that trump lunch at the head of his security detail when he was told he could not go to the capital on january 6th white house staffer and aid to former chief of staff mark meadows appeared at tuesday's house hearing on the january 6th riot. cassidy hutchinson provided details about mr trump's actions before, during and after the insurrection. he was furious because he wanted the arena. that we had on the ellipse to be maxed out of capacity for all attendees. hutchinson also said the former president was aware january six attendees were heavily armed, but urged the secret service not to screen them for weapons. i overheard the president say something to the effect of i don't even care that they have weapons, she added. former president trump became enraged when he found out former attorney general bill bar publicly denounced his false

allegations of a rigged election. the president was. extremely angry at the attorney general's ap interview. and had thrown his lunch against the wall. in another moment of fury, hutchinson testified that trump tried to grab the steering wheel of the presidential vehicle, the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. mr engel grabbed his arm. said, sir, you need to take your hand off the steering wheel has learned that the driver of the presidential limo and the head of security whom trump allegedly launched at are denying some of hutchinson's allegations, and both men are ready to testify before the committee. in washington. matthis rivera fox news, all right, thank you. madeline and former president trump was quick to respond on his social media platform. trump dismissed her testimony in a series of posts saying, in part quote. her fake

story that i tried to grab the steering wheel of the white house limousine in order to steer it to the capitol building is sick and fraudulent. yesterday's committee hearing was only announced on monday. the date of the next hearing has not yet been determined. but the earliest it could happen is july 11th. now don't forget you can continue to follow the very latest on the january 6th committee hearings by going to our website ktvu .com. our time is not 5 17 u. s health officials expanding the group of people who they say should get vaccinated against monkey pots. if you think you've been exposed to it, you should get vaccinated so far more than 300 cases of monkeypox have been found in 27 states. no deaths are reported, and the doctors are saying the risk is low for the general public. many of those infected have been gay or bisexual men, but health officials say anyone can get the virus through close contact. state senator scott wiener is demanding more action

on this, he tweeted quote our public health systems response to monkeypox has been slow and flat footed at best. we need a mass vaccination campaign for at risk people before exposure, not just after, and we need it as soon as possible. fda advisers are recommending a booster shot this fall for the omicron variant. both fighter and moderna have created modified booster shots to be a combination of the original vaccine. they target the more contagious omicron variant. if it's approved by the full fd eight. this will be the first time the panel has proposed vaccine makers. modified their vaccine shots, focusing on a different variant. it's possible to booster shot might only be recommended for older adults or those at high risk. back over to steve paulson as we head into a cooler fourth of july weekend. is that going to do can you tell so far if it's going to impact

the fireworks, because sometimes there quite covered by fog would be higher bases on the fog because it would not probably not being impact higher up. although you know it could be what 2500 ft 3000 ft but not socked in. when the fog you get the colorful clouds so it will probably chew up the low clouds because the inland temps are going to be so cool. i don't think there'll be anything to support it there. there are some areas of support right now, even though the inland temps are coming down in the higher elevation temperature, starting to come down. that's pretty good fog bank out there, but the main message is going to be the much cooler pattern. breezy to windy and maybe maybe some rain northern california late sunday into monday. not probably here but up towards the northern sacramento valley temperatures inland web in running hot, hot hot for awhile, nineties now they're coming down. they'll be in the eighties and they're going to stay here probably all the way out to monday or tuesday. in the eighties before we see any kind of jump, you know, he will. if you get this cool in july, hot weather can't be too far away. cooler temps

continue. in fact, i would not be surprised the bodega bay got about 48 or 49 as we head towards the fourth and also the fifth as we get a northwest wind behind this system coming in decent breeze for some, not not roaring, but it's out there. there's a decent breeze that some of the wind prone areas upper forties for a few sonoma county airport at a cool 49 san rafael is 50 to 51 sunny ville, now mid fifties for most on attempts, although woodside's now 49 degrees atherton's 52 mid fifties for just about everyone else, including los altos hills . also san mateo and montara is at 56 clouds and fog will be making a bigger push today tonight into tomorrow, until that low can dig in and sweep through. which will be by the time we get to friday saturday, but the cooling inland will be the big screaming message here. i mean, you're seeing sacramento starting to drop now they may be in the low eighties. by the time we get to the fourth is the way it's looking here, and also if you are heading up in the northern sacramento valley maybe tahoe, but i think more likely it's the northern sacramento valley. there could be a little bit of activity here, popping up

late sunday into monday. still about four or five days away, but looks right there. see that swinging through so i wouldn't cancel any plans, but i would keep an eye on the sky. there's 60 seventies eighties now, and those inland temps will continue them ratchet down all the way into probably saturday and sunday. before we kind of level off going into monday day already, steve thank you. thomas 5 21 neighbors unpleasant on edge after a shooting right in the middle of one neighborhood, but we're finding out about a man who says he opened fire to scare off would be carthy. and a rare sighting in bay area waters . look at your screen. what's bringing this very unique orca whales to the bay area coast.

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it's 5 23 in pleasant and gunfire on one neighborhood is making people very nervous. police say two men tried to steal a man's car yesterday

morning along canyon meadows circle. ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us. that's when the car owner fired shots at them. possible shootout before dawn in normally quiet, pleasant and where a resident fired shots and would be car thieves. it's like the wild wild west. it happened at about 4 45 in the morning in the canyon meadow condo complex near 5 80 in pleasanton. a resident heard noises outside and confronted two men trying to steal his dodge durango. he was pepper sprayed. hearing what he believed was a shot. uh he had been armed with the gun and fired three shots. no one was apparently hit, but bullets hit two parked cars. president police. sergeant marty built, says investigators aren't sure if the men fired at the residents. there have been reports. there was an exchange of gunfire. however again. we're trying to confirm that the resident is legally registered to own a gun. that man declined to comment, authorities say even if the sailors had not opened

fire, the resident may have been within his legal right to open fire on the grounds that the pepper spray momentarily incapacitated him and made him fear for his safety. jeffrey mcfadden lives in the complex, and many other neighbors were jolted awake by the gunfire. walking up about 4 45 by list, three gunshots, maybe four gunshots and some yelling. i heard three quick shots. i don't know who who had the gunner who would shoot or why, but i mean in a neighborhood like this, it's a pretty pretty quiet neighborhood. i think that's really out of character for pleasant in as i was like for this neighborhood because it's kind of in the middle of nowhere. this is the second incident in the tri valley area in which a resident opened fire at criminals. just last week, a danville man got into a shootout with roberts outside his home. police say it's better to let them do the confronting what we recommend is to not confront people that are breaking into cars or committee and crime and to be a good witness. it's crazy. you know, everybody has guns. you never know. you know who's going to have a gun. the

bad guys took off in a pickup truck. anyone with information or surveillance video is asked to contact president police. in president henry lee ktvu fox two news. alright, henry. thank you. time is 5 25. state lawmakers are debating a bill in response to the supreme court's ruling that limited california's existing laws on concealed carry permits. last week supreme court ruling struck down the new york law that limits who can get a concealed carry permit? nba armed outside of the home ruling also applies here in california and a handful of other states with similar gun laws bill that's making its way through sacramento now would replace that law in question and preserved limits on concealed carry permits. the court is now seen as a political branch. i think it's time for the other political branch, the legislature and the executive just simply say that the supreme court no longer decides what the constitution is. it will be decided by law. now u. s

senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla sent a letter to state lawmakers urging them to approve the bill. the bill now goes to the senate appropriations committee. well the fight to keep some oakland schools from closing continues coming up about the vote expected today to decide the fate of some schools in oakland, plus there's a new mural here in oakland honoring artists who made a difference in the community here. the story behind the work and don't forget 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

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prisons about these latest allegations, plus inventory we got now is definitely much more limited than it has been in the years past. with sales of legal fireworks are underway in some bay area communities, but the sellers are already facing challenges. 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. we're in the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's june 29th. let's talk about your weather cooler weather. steve paulson's here he has a detail that is correct. inland is starting to cool down, which has been in a hot stretch their coast in may have not. they've been in the sixties seventies but inland. it's been a lot of nineties. not anymore. if they are, they're pretty far inland. they'll be low nineties, but most locations are looking at the eighties pretty good fog bank as well as now, making a serious push here fifties on most of the temp sonoma county airport, those dropped to 49 clouds and fog enhancing rapidly from a system that are pretty deep one for

this time of year. forming in the pacific northwest and stretching down here, so a bigger fog bank sunny, breezy to windy, not as hot inland. that means now we're seeing 60 seventies and eighties on these temps. alright let's go over to sell now. 80 is better, but the peninsula that's still a problem. no they've cleared that to steve. we got pretty lucky and that 80 was cleared in hercules and el camino real is now open again in menlo park. we have some new issues, though. i want to go right to castro valley. why, and 2 38 is pretty slow this morning already. people get out there and say, why is it so slow so early? well, there was a crash. there was also crash on 8 80 south. those are clear, but the traffic is still recovering as you drive through. so if you're driving that way, give yourself time. there's not a big backup yet at the bay bridge at 5 31. let's get right back to the headlines. all right, sal. thank you. well happening today. the oakland unified school board will vote later today on a

resolution to reopen some schools that were closed. ktvu sally rasmus here now to tell us what that could mean for the parents and students who have been occupying parker elementary school. good morning, allie. good morning, dave. well, at least it's a ray of hope for those parents and students and families at parker elementary that it's called the community's not closures resolution in the parents at parker and the families there brought that resolution to the oakland school board, and tonight the board has agreed to vote on it. it's on the agenda for tonight. now, whether or not the board will approve, it remains to be seen. the oakland unified school board members already voted this year to close nearly a dozen public schools over the next several years because of low enrollment. and budget constraints. parker elementary was one of the schools that closed. but last month a group of parents and community activists staged a sit in at that school to protest the closure. and they opened the building up to kids and students who needed a place to go. that sitting is still going on. the group wants the district to use a grant that had been set aside

for schools facing closure to keep parker open community day school and the upper grades of last kalita open as well. the resolution also calls on the district to roll back the closure of other schools like hillcrest middle school grass valley in carl monk. now people opposed to these closures sent the school board more than 2000 letters supporting this resolution, and that resolution will be heard. later this evening at the school board meeting is set to happen. at last quaalude a school the public comment section opens up at six o'clock. people can also tune into that meeting virtually on zoom as well live in oakland . ali rasmus ktvu. box two news. alright thank you. ali teresa boudin says he is not ruling out another run for san francisco district attorney boudin told the chronicle he could run in the special election this fall or in the next year scheduled race now, boudin was recalled in last month's election, the board of supervisors certified the election results yesterday, which means officially has 10 days left in office. mayor london breed has yet to announce his replacement. the city of san leandro is considering

incentives to hire and retain police staff. the city council will look at offering up to $20,000 to officers, dispatchers and other staff that money would be paid over three years. the city says the department has experienced staff shortages, resulting in mandatory overtime and emergency shifts and law enforcement agencies across the bay area now cracking down on illegal fireworks ahead of monday's fourth of july holiday in oakland, anyone caught with even a small amount of fireworks faces a fine of up to $1000. anyone found with large amounts of fireworks faces a possible $10,000 fine along with potential jail time. the oakland fire department has also set up collection barrels throughout the city where people can turn in unused fireworks. no questions asked. in san bruno is among the few bay area cities that still allows. what's called safe and sane fireworks. people living in san bruno are allowed to set them off from noon to nine. p.m. until july 3rd and

from noon to 11 p.m. on independence day on monday. those involved in these fireworks sales, though, say profits all go to the san bruno community. all of these are non profit. organizations that's the only ones that can get permitted by the city to sell fireworks, safe and sane fireworks. the city of pacifica also allows the sale of safe and sane fireworks. however there are some restrictions in most cities that allow the sales people are often not allowed to set them off within 10, ft of a home and minors must be supervised by an adult 5 35, the drought dramatically increased the risk and the danger of a major fire as we head into the fourth of july holiday, and many worry about the sale of all kinds of fireworks here in the bay area. ktvu is. tom baker has more about the concerns about legal and illegal fireworks. has 15 locations were licensed nonprofit groups may sell so called safe and sane, state

approved, non exploding and non flying fireworks. on june 28th through noon july 5th these sales are a major fundraiser for service, sports, educational, music and church groups very important because it makes you aware of where the money is going for these boots and things like that, so it's really helpful to get the community coming out. combined things from, you know, local charity in the case of dublin, united soccer, it's using the money for inclusion all of the funds that we raised during the fireworks sales goes to our players that aren't able to afford full scholarship for soccer due to the realities of inflation prices are higher due to supply chain disruptions. supplies are limited definitely sooner than later. a lot of the assortment packs are still locked up at the ports. so what inventory we got now is definitely much more limited than it has been in the years passed in most of the bay area, fireworks of any kind or

flat out illegal to fire dangerous, made worse by three years of drought. even here in dublin, there are places celebrators can and cannot use safe and sane fireworks in town. they are allowed at single family residences, as well as four local parks, but only at shannon, alamo creek, emerald, glenn and dublin sports grounds and only on july 4th from 10 a.m. 2:10 p.m. no fireworks are allowed in dublin, mori housing units, any other city facility or any school. those thinking of making a trip to the few places where safe and sane fireworks are sold and then bring them home are actually subject to the laws where they set them off, regardless of where they were purchased. example the county next to alameda fireworks of any type matter how they're labeled here in contra costa county are illegal. last year, we responded . con fire alone responded to 100. fires in the four day

independence day weekend. unfortunately many californians by illegal exploding, flying and skipping fireworks. those are the ones that often add to the wildfire fear factor, some resulting in the real thing. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. q tom over to steve paulson for a look at our forecast has a look today. steve looks cooler. okay, good cooler. we do have a bigger fog bank making its move here. everything is setting up for what looks to be a cooler pattern all the way out to sunday monday and maybe maybe even some rain in northern california hear them fog and low clouds just getting started here , but the main upper low is going to send in a series of little spokes in a wheel if you will, so the cooling begins the cooler aloft. coulier and the interior all going to start to kick in today so morning. low clouds. sunny breezy inland and cooled by that i mean out of the nineties and into the eighties gilroy, livermore windsor redwood city was 84 yesterday. we're going 78 windsor in livermore at 85 gilroy. from 94

to 84. so on projection about 81, i didn't go that low. but the water temps continue to cool down point, reyes now down to 52 san francisco boy, 52. they were both 55 a couple of days ago. bodega bay 51. that's cold. i'm thinking we'll see upper forties by the time we get to the weekend and early next week. decent breeze out to the delta and not roaring. when fairfield gets 35 to 40, then you know it's going to make a cooler pattern. that will probably happen tonight. tomorrow sound sonoma county airport. 49 53 san carlos sunnyvale 52 degrees, so some cool oh, san rafael. also 52 mainly mid fifties here, woodside 48 atherton's 50 to san carlos, now 53 pacific of 53, so temperatures here with the low clouds coming in. it's going to be a cooler pattern here and you can see they're enhancing rapidly from that low. up in the pacific northwest see the little dip in the jet stream. they're kind of more of a zonal flow right now. but what we're going to see that you're going to start to see that dig over the area. it'll do. it'll start to do this now. as it comes in it

will do that. which is for the first couple of days of july is usually not what i'm talking about, but inland temps will cool down. eventually even fresno, bakersfield and down to the desert will cool down. that's how strong this system is for this time of year. now it doesn't pack a lot of moisture. it's mainly a cooler pattern, but there could be some rain. but mendocino county northern sacramento valley, maybe a little bit up in the mountains late on sunday into monday. it does look like we're going to get a front coming through, which is hard to believe. july 4th, but that's the way it looks 60 seventies eighties and those eighties will continue to come down all the way into the weekend. you guys thank you, steve, san francisco's archbishop barn. house speaker nancy pelosi from receiving communion because of her support for abortion rights coming up how pelosi received communion a few hours ago. bus correcting in the historical wrongdoing in southern california more than a century ago, we'll tell you about the latest action over a

beach owned by african americans and what that can mean for other cities and states who want to make amends for injustices from the past.

43 people gathered in san francisco's castro to honor the two men killed over the weekend at a gay bar in oslo, norway. they gathered at 18th and castro street, where there's a memorial honoring victims of gun violence . norway's consul general for san francisco was invited to place flowers at the ceremony. we need to stand together, um to safeguard. the freedom. to be who you want to be, and to love

who you want to love. saturday's shooting in norway is described as an act of terrorism. and it happened on the same day that oslo plan to celebrate its annual pride parade along with the two men who were killed. 21 people were hurt. that gunman was described by police as a radicalized islamist with the history of mental illness. the fallout from the recent supreme court's decision on roe v. wade is having a ripple effect throughout the country. family law experts now say the ruling could go beyond abortion and impact reproductive rights, family law, experts say. without a doubt, women will bear the brunt of the decision. but they add the decision could also impact lgbtq couples looking to create their own families through assisted reproduction, including in vitro fertilization. practice reproductive law. it's close to 50% of my practice and the shockwaves for certain are going through the reproductive

community because of exactly what you're raising. and the first question jacobs works for family builders by adoption, another route by which lgbtq families are created. and she says adoption should not be viewed as a viable option, too. legal and safe abortion. people really want to adopt children. um there's for over 400,000 children in foster care in this in this country right now, as we speak. the majority of those children are children of color, and they need families. while there currently aren't any cases before the court on same sex marriage, there are a number of laws and bills under consideration that would impact lgbtq rights. san jose's ban on car cruising on some downtown streets is over. city council unanimously voted to lift the ban that went into effect 30 years ago. now it was supposed to help resolve gang issues, violence and traffic related incidents. council member rural paralysis says the ban was

racist and targeted latinos and the low rider culture. police officials say they have not enforced the ban for more than 20. years' time is 5 45 los angeles county supervisors unanimously approved the return of beachside property to the african american family, who was taken away from almost 100 years ago at that time, the city of manhattan beach said it needed the bruce family property for city park. but history shows the city wanted to block black people from owning property in that oceanfront city. the bruce family says it will lease the land back to the county for the next two years. but right now there's. that property by the way is valued at $20 oakland has a new mural honoring the contributions of local artists and ktvu is amber lee spoke to the artist who says it's part of a series that aims to celebrate the city. these are people who gave so much love and

are giving so much love through their art mural is called love letter to oakland. it illustrates the story of artists who have contributed to the community. it's located on the side of a p genie building on shattuck avenue near 52nd street , as muralists and street artists were visual translators for the community mural depicts the late michael morrigan, conductor of the oakland symphony, and hung liu, professor of painting at bill's college who has also died. dandelion seeds coming off of her shirt, and they're traveling across the mural to the other side to the younger generations , so it's kind of enhances the narrative of passing the torch to the younger generation, the younger generation artists shown here include kept choice and musician and educator. it's kind of surreal. it's definitely humbling, he tells me conducting. morgan was a mentor. he came to my high school. when i was a kid and kind of talk to us about music, and i really

inspired me. michael gave me a lot of opportunities to work with the oakland symphony to do a piece with them. choices struck by the murals, lifelike quality, all of our natural expression. it's really just it's very realistic. david burke , one of three artists who created this mural explains the purpose of using varying shades of purple. we start with a darker background and then we bring the light into the figures , and it gives the piece kind of internal glow. this mural is the second in a series that started with this work at jack london square in 2000 and 18, each one a tribute to people who have shaped the cultural landscape. and paid the way for the next generation showcasing excellent in bay area artistry, whole new population coming here that don't necessarily know the history or familiar with the artists that have been shaping the culture for decades. burke tells me he plans to do three more murals in various oakland neighborhoods, he says each or funded by grants and donations. he hopes to start the next one

this fall. in oakland, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. great story, amber time is now 5 48 will whale watchers reported a rare sighting. it was near the caroline island over the weekend, they spotted a leucistic. orca whale has a pale color. there's only a few of them, the experts say loose is, um, is a condition it leads to reduce pigmentation, causing white, pale or patchy col seeine in general is pretty rare. it only happens maybe once or twice a year. um but to have this leucistic individual that is even more rare because there's only about five or six known animals with this condition in the world. wow now that orca is referred to as frosty, it's believed to be about seven years old whale watchers say frosty his mother and another orca have

come to the farrell islands. hunting proceed, lions. absolutely incredible to see that. i didn't even know about that kind of orca whale. never heard of it either. so very interesting. let's covering some early morning traffic incidents and hopefully it looks better out there. yeah it looks a lot better. we had some earlier problems on 80 on 6 80 on 2 38. these things happened rather early, and i'm just kind of looking around. one thing, though that is still an issue would be to 38. coming out of castro valley heading in from 5 80. you want to make that connection? a lot of people make the connection here on this very short freeway to 38. then you know they come this way and they want to go that way right now. it is going to be very tough because of some earlier issues. it may be that we have a new crash. i have a new and icon there that just popped up, so investigate, but it's north bend to 38 right at 8 80. they were clearing a crash there. we've had obound 80 at his

sperry in area. so just give yourself plenty of time if that's your commute, and if you know your way around, maybe you avoid to 38 you get on 8 80 some other way. maybe you stay on hayward city streets, go down mission and then get the jackson street and get on the freeway. that way. if you get out early enough, i think you can do that without any delay. it's a hassle right now on 8 80 on to 38. in the saint lorenzo area, 51. let's bring mr steve paulson back in here. thank you. mr sal castaneda appreciate that, alright. no hassle with the weather forecast is going to be cooler for those of you inland if you like the heat that a long stretch of it. it's not going to come back anytime soon. and if you want cooler weather, it happens. starts today for all, including mamie. mostly well, inland locations unless you're maybe up in wake county, but i still think they start to cool down a little bit. cooling begins here. sunny, breezy to windy inland. a lot of low clouds and fog. gilroy livermore windsor redwood city's down they go 84 85 85 78 on the forecast

size today after eighties and low to mid nineties yesterday. water temps continue to be incredibly cold for this time of year, and i think they're getting colder, but i am a 51 point. reyes 50 to san francisco buoy 52. those are all cooler than just two days ago. and in san francisco's pretty good westerly breeze kicking in west southwest in richmond, southwest of 22, west of 20, so there's low fifties on the temps body temp is 52. i see 50 to 52 54 53 52 for divorce. you get the idea that's a cool pattern for the c 49 sonoma county airport fifties for most low to mid for most on locations are a bit felton in the santa cruz mountains, 48 cool degrees. 50 in boulder creek app. toss at 50. santa cruz is sleeping and that's alright. you're allowed 52 in campbell and 53 in santa clara, so there are some cool readings there as well. forties in the mountains, truckee in south lake tahoe. you guys that 53 sacramento at 61 degrees, low clouds and fog me making a much bigger push. now what we're seeing right now is called his

zonal flow in the upper atmosphere. that's west to east . however what this law is going to do is carve itself out like that, by the time we get to late sunday into monday, in advance of that cooling will start to take place today and then much cooler even out to the sacrament of ellie. they may be in the low eighties. by the time we get to saturday and sunday, and there is a possibility of some rain mendocino county northward. late sunday, monday. so if you're going up to shasta last, and maybe even tahoe keep an eye on things most like it looks to be north mendocino county, trinity county del nord humble seventies , eighties inland and sixties and seventies, anywhere near the water. the cooling will continue all the way into the weekend. alright steve. thank you. time is 5 53. everybody loves elmo on sesame street up next we'll tell you how elmo is encouraging parents to vaccinate their young children. hand to shake up in the bay area tech company what analysts are saying about the ceo of pinterest deciding to step down?

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hello reportedly is closing its office in san mateo and laying off about 200 employees, most of the workers reportedly losing their jobs or part of tesla's autopilot unit. some say the san mateo job cuts are part of a bigger effort by tesla ceo elon musk to cut costs after a surge

in hiring and recent years well , a federal jury will decide how much of former tesla workers should get in damages in his lawsuit over workplace discrimination. india has worked as an elevator operator at tesla's factory in fremont and claims he was repeatedly harassed and called racial slurs . he quit after nine months on the job. last year, a jury awarded him $137 million in damages. the award was reduced to $15 million by judge that diaz rejected elon musk is now very received access to the information from twitter that he asked for it to complete his $44 billion acquisition of the company. after some legal back and forth over this twitter gave musk historical tweet information. his access to that information could smooth the way towards completing the purchase of his deal. the longtime ceo of

san francisco based pinterest is stepping down. the company announced that ben silverman will transition into the newly created position of executive chairman silverman co founded the social media company in 2010 . analysts say the move highlights pinterest shift in focus from its advertising business to e commerce. silverman is being replaced by bill ready, who serves as a president of commerce and alphabet. google. happening today. united airlines is holding a job fair at san francisco's chase center. the airline hopes to fill an estimated 800 jobs, all based in san francisco. united says more than 5000 people have already signed up to take part in today's job fair, which includes on the spot interviews. it begins at 10 o'clock this morning. time is 5 58 in oakland , and other rally is planned today outside of city hall, a response of the plans by the oakland a's to build a new waterfront ballpark. now community activists will be urging the city council to allow the public to vote on the use of

public money for the building in a stadium and private real estate development at howard terminal. the rally today comes before a key city council meeting july 5th when oakland city leaders will consider a resolution to put the ball park funding measure on the november ballot. one of the busiest times of the year for fire departments . they are sounding the alarm about illegal fireworks ahead of the july 4th holiday. and house speaker nancy pelosi was first turned down for a communion because of her position on abortion will tell you how she received communion earlier today. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning. june 29th. we have a cooler very much cooler. hopefully for a few days, let's check in with steve. probably

about five or six. it's looking. yeah, taking us all the way into monday. monday that's if i know i know, but that's the way it looks here starting today. for many, it's already started coast in bay. i mean, they've been in the sixties and seventies or low eighties inland temps have been still hot, but not today. they're starting to cool down. much bigger. fog bank sunny, breezy, not as hot inland so we'll see now 60 seventies and eighties for many through the interior now alright, salles here from the heart from the jump. he's been busy. better now or something new. it is slightly better. steve do you suppose they're good places to have breakfast in castro valley? i'm sure there are. you will hear about them soon. yeah well, this is why i ask it has something to do with. it's not just a random question, although i asked steve random questions all the time. it's because of 2, 38 and all the traffic we have there. on 2 38. there was a crash. it was right here. they just cleared it. and that is gone now, but

the damage is done. we have a lot of slow traffic on 5 80 on 80 making that transition. also 80 north approaching 2 38. there were a couple of problems. so if you're the kind of person who says you know what? i'm going to pull off somewhere and castro valley maybe get you know a couple of eggs and hash browns and a coffee. things will get better. they might because the accident is gone. we will watch it for you and let you know we'll also check in with the bay bridge that's coming up in just a few minutes, but now it's 601. let's get right back to the headlines happening today. the oakland school boards expected to vote this evening on a measure that could roll back some of the school closures approved earlier this year. the parents of parker elementary school drew up the resolution that will be voted on tonight. those parents have been involved in a month long sit in at that school. the new resolution would require the school district to use a grant that have been set aside for schools facing closure. to keep the schools open. the board received more

than 2000 letters in support of the resolution. now the in person meeting will be at la escort leaders school starting at six pm or parents can join the meeting on zoo. ktvu sally rasmus, will you here with the full report on all of this coming up at 6 30 this morning. what this coming monday. as you know, is the fourth of july and bay area law enforcement and firefighters are cracking down on illegal fireworks leading into the independence day holiday, and they remind all of us fireworks are dangerous. they can cause injuries and major fire damage, especially because we're in a drought. the drought stretches stress vegetation out there right now in the community , um, a. you know, all of those areas are prone to fireworks, especially if there are members playing from an illegal firework. if you are caught using fireworks in san jose, and many other parts of santa clara

county, you could be fined as much as $3000. and you could go to jail if you're caught selling fireworks inside a clara county. place in santa rosa have arrested one man accused of selling hundreds of pounds of illegal fireworks across sonoma county officers say they found £500 of illegal fireworks at the home of 31 year old jaime marino. he was taken into custody on monday. authorities say he now faces a number of charges, including felony possession of fireworks. fireworks are illegal in contra costa county and anyone in that region who sees or hears fireworks in their neighborhood is being urged to call the number you see on your screen. the county's fireworks hotline number 833885. house speaker nancy pelosi met with pope francis this morning and receive communion from a priest during a papal mass in rome. pelosi has met with the pope before she was at the vatican for a ceremony for new archbishops. the

archbishop of san francisco, salvatore corleone, says he will not allow her to receive communion because she has vocally supported a woman's. pos selvin seldom distributes communion but did give pelosi a blessing. our time is 604 the message from the head of planned parenthood in northern california bear clinic doors will be open for people from other states seeking abortions. how we're going to serve patients is with the assistance of abortion funds and other people stepping up and helping us care for these people who are coming to us and fleeing their home states to get care. gilda gonzales, the president and ceo of planned parenthood of northern california, says her clinics are already seeing more women coming. east bay. assemblywoman buffy wicks hopes california voters will approve a constitutional amendment on abortion rights. very concerned

about this is just the beginning for these right wing justices. this is just the beginning for them the right wing in this country, we have to protect contraception and a whole bevy of other rights that are that are critical. assemblywoman wicks also says many other states are taking action to protect a woman's right to have an abortion and have greater access to it. the biden administration is also announcing new actions to protect access to abortion. i am directing all agencies in my department to work to ensure that all providers from doctors to pharmacists clinics have appropriate training and resources to handle family planning needs, including administering patient referrals for care. and helping patients navigate this new reality. health and human services secretary javier becerra called the supreme court's decision a moment of crisis in health care , he says he's pledging to do quote everything within our legal limit of the law to

support patients and providers. a federal court has allowed tennessee to ban abortions as early as six weeks into pregnancy. the sixth court circuit court of appeals vacated the lower court's injunction blocking the law. this comes as the state's other abortion ban is set to restrict abortions almost entirely. both measures would make performing an abortion of felony and subject doctors to a maximum of 15. years in prison. six oh, six more rolling from the u. s. supreme court expected this morning on some of the remaining major cases, one major ruling expected. is on how the government can regulate greenhouse gas emissions, and the case started as a dispute between the state of west virginia and the e p a over pollution at power plants, but it has grown into a bigger issue . how much power federal agencies can have to enforce all kinds of regulations. president jo biden is at a three day nato summit in madrid and making promises to the military

alliance. ktvu is amanda quintana joins us now in the newsroom with what the president says the united states plans to do to help keep nato strong, amanda president biden is renewing his vow to defend nato territories, and he's also welcoming new partnerships. biden announced a big boost in america's military presence in europe, including a permanent us base in poland. two more f 35 squadrons in the uk and two more navy destroyers based in spain. he says. this summit will send an unmistakeable message that nato is strong and united pledges nato will stand its ground against russian aggression while welcoming new applicants, finland and sweden. i am announcing united states will enhance our force posture in europe. to respond to the changed security environment as well as strengthening our collective security. earlier this year, we searched 20,000

additional u. s forces to york to bolster our lines and response to russians aggressive move bringing our force total in europe to 100,000. we're going to continue to adjust our posture based on the threat in close consultation with our allies. biden was joined in his expression of support for nato protection by nato secretary general jens stoltenberg, he says we are in the midst of the most serious security crisis we have faced since the second world war. nato has poured troops and weapons into eastern europe on a scale not seen since the cold war, and they're expected to agree at this summit to increase forces even more. from 40,000 in its rapid reaction force to 300,000 by next year. they're also sending billions of dollars in military and civilian aid to ukraine. ukraine's president addressed the 30 nato leaders video chat this morning, he told them is not doing enough and asked for more weapons to fight off.

russia leaders are also expected to publish nato's new strategic concept. the first update since 2010 now blaming moscow as its number one threat live in the newsroom. amanda quintana ktvu fox two news, amanda thank you time 609 fire partners are battling and out of control wildfire in the sierra foothills . it's called the re ceasefire started yesterday afternoon northwest of grass valley in nevada county. several small communities west of highway 49 were evacuated. fire says the hot temperatures, dry conditions and the wind or making the firefight difficult. in these river canyons and the yuba river is one of the most pronounced in our area. we get a turn in the winds instead of them blowing up canyon and up drainage. through the daytime hours up sloping up canyon, they will reverse as that nighttime air cools and wants to burn down. in

california says it started as a structure fire, but then it spread fast and nearby grass and is threatening hundreds of buildings, including some homes. alright 609 back over to south checking in on traffic this morning. i hear some activity. how's the commute south? you know it is good. i just saw some real improvement here in castro valley area. remember i was talking about. hey maybe there's a place i could pull over and get some breakfast and waited out. well if you did that, you probably are happy. not only would you like, get your bags and eggs and bacon, but like look at this backup, it's improving by the moment. it was really bad for a while. now it's just a little bit slow 5 88 to 38 so right now. you might just want to keep going. get that cup of joe. keep going right through castro valley. wait a little bit longer. it might be completely clear. 8 80 is looking good from hayward hitting down the union city, so i like what i see. and

that just took a few minutes didn't take that long. once they cleared the length, that's good. this is look at the bay bridge. you can see there's a little bit of a back up there. at the toll plaza. those metering lights are on if you want to use the same tale bridge instead across if you have a choice between the two san mateo bridge looks good heading out to the peninsula 6 11, let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal. it's a love letter to oakland up next , we're going to show you the new mural that's honoring local artists and inspiring younger generations testimony on capitol hill as we got a firsthand account of former president trump's actions on january 6th. another rivera in washington, with details coming up.

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take you to some breaking news in maryland this morning. the video is just incredible and horrifying. fire crews battling a fire that started this morning at a summer camp for children. this was first reported about 90

minutes ago and you can see the flames pretty big. the fire started apparently in the dining hall and has quickly spread. engulfing it looks like at least one large building there. no word yet on any injuries, but again, this is a summer camp for children in maryland. we will be working to get more information for you. we will bring it to you as soon as we have that. explosive testimony in the investigation of the january 6th attack on the u. s. capitol reporter madeline rivera has more from the aide to former chief of staff mark meadows, who described what she witnessed that day. stunning testimony from a former white house aide, including the allegation that trump lunch at the head of his security detail when he was told he could not go to the capital on january 6th white house staffer and aid to former chief of staff mark meadows appeared at tuesday's house hearing on the january 6th riot. hutchinson provided details about mr trump's actions. before during

and after the insurrection. he was furious because he wanted the arena that we had on the ellipse to be maxed out of capacity for all attendees. hutchinson also said the former president was aware january six attendees were heavily armed, but urged the secret service not to screen them for weapons. i overheard the president say something to the effect of i don't even care that they have weapons, she added. former president trump became enraged when he found out former attorney general bill bar publicly denounced his false allegations of a rigged election. the president was. extremely angry at the attorney general's ap interview. and had thrown his lunch against the wall. in another moment of fury , hutchinson testified that trump tried to grab the steering wheel of the presidential vehicle, the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. mr engel grabbed his arm.

said, sir, you need to take your hand off the steering wheel has learned that the driver of the presidential limo and the head of security whom trump allegedly launched at are denying some of hutchinson's allegations, and both men are ready to testify before the committee. in washington. rivera fox news thank you. madeline former president trump was quick to respond on his social media platform. trump dismissed her testimony in a series of posts saying, in part quote. her fake story that i tried to grab the steering wheel of the white house limousine in order to steer it to the capitol building is fraudulent. yesterday's committee hearing was only announced on monday. the date of the next hearing has not yet been determined, but the earliest could happen is july 11th. you can continue to follow the very latest on the january 6th committee hearing by going to our website ktvu .com. our time is that 6 16 health officials are expanding the

group of people who they say should get vaccinated against monkeypox. you think you've been exposed to it? you should get vaccinated so far more than 300 cases of monkeypox have been found in 27 states. no deaths have been reported, and doctors say the risk is low for the public. many of those infected have been gay or bisexual men, but health officials say anyone can get the virus through close contacts with state senator scott wiener is demanding more action. he tweeted quote. our public health systems. response to monkeypox has been slow and flat footed. at best. we need a mass vaccination campaign for at risk people before exposure. not just after and we need it as soon as possible. with california's covid positivity and hospitalization rates are going up again. more than 3400. people are in hospitals being treated for covid. that's 174 more than the day before. and a 46% increase compared to the

beginning of the month, the bay area's surges blamed on recent activities that include memorial day events, the pride celebrations and the warriors championship parade. it is 786 18. the fda is now trying to stay a step ahead of a new wave of covid infection. we expect this vault yesterday, the fda is panel of vaccine experts voted to recommend new covid shots. to specifically target the highly contagious so macron variant the first time that the advisory committee has ever proposed that vaccine makers modified their vaccine shots to protect the public from a specific variant. with the waning vaccine, efficacy and the confluence of risk this fall. we need to make a move sooner rather than later. now both pfizer and moderna already testing reformulated vaccines specially designed to provide protection from the

omicron barrier. health experts say the early test results have been promising. well, one of the most beloved characters on sesame street. my favorite just received his first covid vaccine . you were super duper today getting your covid vaccine elmo was a little pinch, but it was okay. really glad to have daddy and baby david, dear rich. sesame street producers released this public service announcement featuring elmo's dad, i never met him before. i didn't know elmo had a dance louis, he praised his 3.5 year old elmo. he is now able to get that covid vaccine. the psa includes louis telling viewers that he talked to a pediatrician in order to determine whether it's the right choice to have his young child elmo vaccinated loves pam. he does. oh brave elmo. take my word for it. time is 6 19. sal is here. he's watching our communities watching elmo and

everything else, but it's getting a little better. can you watch it is getting a little better. i like what i see here. if you're driving to the bay bridge, though, there is a backup, but this is more along the lines of the routine backup, which what you would see at the bay bridge in case you want to use the same mateo bridge. instead that commute still looks pretty good over to the peninsula. and when we look at the east bay commute, we do have some slowing out there on highway four. westbound as your driving through pittsburgh. it is pretty slow, 6 80, though it looks pretty good from the conquered area, towanda creek and on 24/2 orinda, 6 20. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. anybody tweet? you all right? you got a good place to eat breakfast and castro valley. you know what? i have to check my twitter? sometimes you know how you have to put that on the back burner for a minute. i'll get on it right? there is a hidden gem over there, though. they're usually speed. there must be valley. i would hope so. someone's going to tweet me right now. i bet they are army.

okay, thank you. so well, we'll get to our weather in just a second. were you starting this? we're starting in arizona. why because the monsoons off to a great start the monsoon, rainy start in phoenix and much of arizona so far, 30 to 100. i know that doesn't sound like much. but so far that makes phoenix in phoenix sky harbor, the eighth wettest june on record about that. i mean, usually the man soon takes until july and august, but not this year started june 15th and right out of the gate. they got some rain, and they're still getting some now. the main day was sunday. that's when it just blew up, especially around outside of phoenix. but you can see some of that moisture coming in off the higher elevations. looks like it's calming down a little bit as we get this system coming in for the fourth as long as temperatures coming down, but a great start to the monsoon in arizona. so far, it's mainly been arizona little bit up in the sierra, but mainly it's been done in arizona. big fog bank for us cooling begins i'll safer inland areas which have been stuck in the nineties. morning low clouds bigger fog bank today. so gilroy, livermore

windsor in redwood city down those arrows go from the highest yesterday to today, seventies and eighties, and these arrows will continue to ratchet down probably all the way into saturday or sunday. water temps as well going down bodega bay down at 51 point raised in san francisco, but we were both 55 3 days ago. now they're 52. i still think we'll see upper forties, maybe by sunday or monday. in san francisco, robust westerly breeze for some in temperatures in mainly the load in mid fifties, and i don't think they're changing all that much because there's too much in the way of low clouds and an onshore wind for some breeze for others. upper forties low fifties to mid fifties here, i mean, most of the temperatures are cooling off more forties to the north ross in their 49 degrees sebastopol, petaluma sonoma has dropped to 47 middletown 48, you know in middletown gets into the forties . that's a sign that lake county is going to start cooling down a little bit. and the low clouds and fog looks like they're really get enhanced by that low coming in which is going to deepen over us, and that means even even out to the sacramento

valley and eventually, the san joaquin valley. by the time we get to the weekend, they'll be in the eighties for a lot. i mean, it's really a cool pattern for us any rain out of this. you say yes, it's possible sunday night monday, probably mendocino county north sacramento valley, maybe up in tahoe late sunday into monday. maybe some drizzle . here's the way it looks as well, but it does appear like we'll have a cold front coming through late sunday, monday for early july. you know, we couldn't buy anything in january and february, and here i am talking about a cold front on july 4th amazing cooling will continue all the way into the weekend. all right. thank you, steve. more delays in the legal case against scott peterson up next. the reason to hearing in

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year, a jury in new york found him guilty of a dozen criminal acts, including sex with underage girls. federal prosecutors say he deserves to be sentenced to at least 25 years in prison due to what they call the severe nature of his criminal offenses. the attorney for gillian maxwell says his client plans to appeal her 20 year prison sentence. the sentence comes six months after a jury found the former socialite guilty of conspiring with jeffrey epstein. to sexually exploit underage girls . one of epstein's victims was in the manhattan courtroom yesterday and believes maxwell should spend even more time behind bars. excuse me must die president. because i've been in #### and back the last 17 years. the fact that she still maintains her innocence is beyond anything i've ever i still can't believe it. prosecutors describe maxwell as

a sophisticated predator who groomed, vulnerable young women and girls as young as 14. years old for abuse. by jeffrey epstein. abstain took his own life inside his manhattan prison cell three years ago. the san francisco board of supervisors approved legislation to end single family zoning throughout the entire city. that means four plex is will soon be allowed in every neighborhood. the legislation also allows six unit homes on all corner lots. critics say the zoning changes does not go far enough to fulfill san francisco state mandated plan to build more housing. the city must be planned to build 82,000 units by 2031. the open school district is reconsidering whether to reopen some of the schools. it is shutting

the oakland school district from closing down schools. we have

details of the resolution, the school board will debate tonight about reversing plans to shut down schools. from ktvu. fox. two news. this is mornings on t and there's the opening bell ringing live. delta announced plans to help travelers ahead of what is expected to be the busiest weekend since before the pandemic. delta says passengers can change their flights for free for trips between july 1st and the fourth no charges. this comes amid delays and cancelations, of course, as the airlines deal with increased demand in short, staffed by the way those are two west point cadets there in the finance internship program broad ibm, so congratulations to them. they're ringing. the bell will have all your business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us here on morning. sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's the middle of the week. it's wednesday, june, 29th did you know it's gray outside and it's cool, just like steve was saying very nice getting there are produce expert bob or

zone is supposed to be here and maybe in a week or two. used to work for ibm. pamela oh, he did . he was an ibm guy. yes back in the day before he got into produce, blue suit and white shirt exactly or as my father used to say, ibm, i've been moved. yeah they would move you a lot. alright company has changed big time we get to a lot of great as mr clarke said. that is true, bigger fog bank today and that's going to lead to inland cooling on those tamps. really? yes, really. i mean, santa rosa, calistoga st alina kogure livermore gilroy dropping more into the eighties now, instead of those mid nineties to upper nineties, which they've seen, but for a week now, so cooling begins, breeze will pick up as well could be a roaring wind for some and the some of the usual wind prone areas, 60 seventies and now he's alright over to south 6 31. we're getting better here, sal. things are normal. we are getting a little bit back to normal. we had some early troubles in the morning commute. now we're just seeing a lot of routine

slowdowns. highway four coming over from pittsburgh to concord, 6 80. we were talking earlier about 2 38. that's much better now, but north bong 80 approaching 2 38, maybe a little slower, southbound, little slow getting into hayward. but things are much better than they were right through castro valley. and if you're driving on 80 south into fremont, just a little bit of congestion beginning to build at 6 32. let's get right back to the headlines happening today. the oakland unified school board will vote this evening on the resolution to reopen some schools that were closed. ktvu sally rasmus here to explain what that would mean for the parents and students have been occupying parker elementary school. good morning, allie. good morning, dave. that resolution is called the community, not closures resolution, and it was brought by parents and students and families of parker elementary, one of the usd schools that closed at the end of this academic year. the parents brought this resolution to the school board, the school board decided that they would vote on it, and they're scheduled to

vote on it tonight whether the board passes this resolution, though, is another story. the same members of the board already voted twice earlier this year to close about 10 schools district wide in the next two years. parker elementary was one of them closed last month. but then a group of parents and community activists staged a sit in at the school. and kept the doors open. for kids who wanted to come in for the summer months that sit in is still going on in this resolution before the board tonight, the group wants the district to use a grant to keep parker elementary community day school in the upper grades of last kalita open. the resolution also calls on the district to roll back the closure of other schools like hill, chris middle school, grass valley and carl monk elementary. the group behind this resolution says they have a lot of community support about 2000. people wrote letters to the usd boards supporting this resolution to roll back these closures. many of those supporters plan to be at the board meeting tonight. the public comment section starts at six o'clock this evening. it will happen at la squad leader school, and people can also watch and participate virtually

will be a zoom link for that school board meeting as well tonight. live in oakland. ali rasmus ktvu. box two news. all right. thank you. ali the city of san leandro is considering incentives to hire and retain police staff. the city council will look at offering up to $20,000 to officers, dispatchers and other staff. the money would be paid over three years, the city says the department has experienced staff shortages, resulting in mandatory overtime and emergency shifts. police in pleasant in have now launched an investigation after an suv owner fired his gun at two would be car thieves now it happened before dawn yesterday morning in the canyon meadow condo complex. not far from 5 80. investigators say the suv owner left his condo and walked out into the parking lot after hearing some noise outside. that's when he confronted two men who were trying to steal his dodge durango. he was pepper sprayed. hearing what he believed was a shot. uh he had been armed with

the gun and fired three shots. no one was hit by the gunfire. the book, but the bullets hit two parked cars. authorities say the suv owner was in a very dangerous situation and was likely within his legal rights to fire his gun. at the suspected car thieves. those two men are still at large this morning. tom is 6 35 attorney general rob bonta released the latest report on hate crimes here in california in the 2021 hate crime report, there were almost 1800 bias events. overall hate crimes reported in the state when up. 32.6% between 2020 and 2021. rob bonta says there's still a clear and present threat of hate crime in california. he's creating a statewide hate crime coordinator. to help state and local law enforcement to fight hate crimes. one hard truth in our state. just as well as we've

seen across the nation is that the epidemic of hate we saw spurred on during the pandemicit threat. now according to the report, hate crimes against african americans are still the most prevalent hate crimes and increased 13% last year, up from 440 56 in 2022 513. reported anti asian hate crimes have began increased dramatically rising 178% between 2020 and 2021 reported hate crimes involving a sexual orientation bias also went up significantly by 48. oakland has a new mural honoring the contributions of local artists. you have a moment ? take time to take a look at the story. ktvu is amberleigh spoke to the artist who says it is part of a series that aims to celebrate the city. these are people who gave so much love and

are giving so much love through their art mural is called love letter to oakland. it illustrates the story of artists who have contributed to the community. it's located on the side of a p genie building on shattuck avenue near 52nd street , as muralists and street artists were visual translators for the community mural depicts the late michael morrigan, conductor of the oakland symphony, and hung liu, professor of painting at bill's college, who has the dandelion seeds are coming off of her shirt, and they're traveling across the mural to the other side to the younger generations , so it's kind of enhances the narrative of passing the torch to the younger generation, the younger generation artists shown here include kept choice musician and educator. it's kind of surreal. it's definitely humbling, he tells me conducting . morgan was a mentor came to my high school. when i was a kid and kind of talk to us about music, and i really inspired me. michael gave me a lot of

opportunities to work with the oakland symphony to do a piece with them choices he struck by the murals, lifelike quality. all of our natural expression. it's really just it's very realistic. david burke, one of three artists who created this mural explains the purpose of using varying shades of purple. we start with a darker background and then we bring the light into the figures, and it gives the piece kind of internal glow. this mural is the second in a series that started with this work at jack london square in 2000 and 18, each one a tribute to people who have shaped the cultural landscape. and paid the way for the next generation showcasing excellent in bay area artistry, whole new population coming here that don't necessarily know the history or familiar with the ar shaping the culture for decadeslls me he more murals in various oakland neighborhoods, he says each or funded by grants and donations. he hopes to start the next one

this fall. in oakland, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. beautiful thank you. amber san jose's ban on car cruising on some downtown streets is over. the city council unanimously voted to lift the ban. that went into effect 30 years ago, it was designed to help resolve gang issues, violence and traffic related incidents. but council member raul paralysis says the ban was racist and targeted latinos and the low rider culture. police officials say they have not enforced that ban on cruising for more than 20 years. look at those cars. you know, every town. i think a lot of towns have cruising and the cool cars, right? time is 6 39 sounds looking at other cars all over the bay area. how's our commute now getting to be a lot more normal. dave and pam, just normal slowdowns. that's what we like. you'll find a slowdown here and there. like at the bay bridge and on highway four, and

those slowdowns are and on the ultimate pass as well, of course, and you can see that here at the bay bridge. i'm going to show you that the backup is about to about at least 80 over crossing so about a 10 minute delay nothing major to report when it comes to accidents or stalled vehicles were also looking at the richmond bridge, and that's beginning to get a little bit more active as well. say mateo bridge looks okay. 2 38 is better. so you know you can just roll right through earlier. you may remember i was talking about hey, you might want to pull over and castro valley for breakfast. so as i so i go to steve. steve i got a couple of them here. yes, doug's place. that sounds good to me. doug's place they they have a bunch of omelets there and danica's they're on castro valley boulevard. go in there and get some breakfast. watch it. hopefully they have a tv watching mornings on two. i'd say either one, but doug's place stands out for me. that's the kind where you going to breakfast. doug's place dogs place exactly. there you go.

thank you, sal formacion. alright we have a lot of low clouds in place. what's the key word here cooler. for inland areas which have been in the nineties. not anymore. they're starting to cool down. even lake county will start to quote. no yes. so the cooling begins. morning low clouds, bigger fog bank today sunny and breezy inland. it'll be cooler temperatures yesterday. gilroy livermore windsor nineties redwood city, 84. 84 85 85 78 today and those arrows will continue to go down probably all the way into saturday. or sunday . water temps continue to go down for this long to be this cold is really this hasn't happened over a decade. but hanging at 51 point reyes 50 to san francisco 52. they've all gone down in the last couple of days, and i think they're going into the upper forties. by the time we get to the weekend early next week, a robust breeze for many in the city and because that water temp is 52 i see a lot of 50 to 50 to 50 to 52 53. the divorce, so that makes a big difference on the attempts in the city when the water temps for that called forties and

fifties 49ers sonoma county airport a lot of mid fifties low fifties sunnyvale 51, but a lot of fifties here on the temps. clayton's 51 degrees to the east kensington's 53 degrees mid fifties or other lafayette's dropped to 52. but i mean, you're seeing pretty close temps. only pittsburgh and brent went in the sixties, and those are low sixties yesterday was made to up herself even cooler out there. clouds and fog will be lifting the basis is that high gets bumped out the inversion. the warm air loft is now getting replaced with cool air from that low to the north, and the trend even after the sacramento valley in the san joaquin valley for the weekend is cooler. sacramento maybe about 82. and for on saturday and sunday, so that tells you how much cooler we're going to get. there is a possibility of some rain mendocino county north northern sacramento valley late sunday into monday, the fourth we will get some cloud cover out of maybe some drizzle, maybe also up into tahoe four days away. that's something to watch. sixties seventies eighties. now on the temps, those temps inland continue to come down into the weekend. thank you. time is now. 6 42 whale watchers reporting of rare sighting over the weekend,

and it was near the caroline island, they spotted a leucistic orca whale known for having a pale color and there's only a few of them in the world. loses um causes reduced pigment in the skin, making the skin white, pale or apache color. seeing orca out there in general is pretty rare and only happens maybe once or twice a year. um but to have this leucistic individual that is even more rare because there's only about five or six known animals with this condition in the world. this orca is recalled frosty. it's believed to be about seven years old, where watchers say frosty his mother and another orca went to the farrell un's hunting. for sea lions, still ahead, bed bath and beyond reporting big losses. analysts for bank of america, accusing the chain of cost saving measures, and one of them could actually make customers sweat.

let's check in with andre senior in our newsroom with a look at what else is coming up here on mornings onto good morning, andre. good morning to you, pam. good morning to you, dave. cracking down on summer crimes has several beach towns nationwide. coming up on mornings on to it. seven why law enforcement agencies say beach curfews are necessary and what they're blaming for part of the problem, plus inspiring young women to become the future of the fire service. also in our next hour, the summer camp that pushes teenage girls to learn all aspects of firefight.

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another delay in the attempt by convicted murderer scott

peterson to get a new trial. he was supposed to have a status conference yesterday at the court in redwood city, court officials postponed it. is that one of his lawyers tested positive for covid and that peterson had also been exposed to the virus at san quentin prison. his defense team is asking for a new trial, claiming a member of the jury in his original trial, lied about being a domestic abuse victim. scott peterson was convicted of killing his wife, lacey and their unborn son, conner 20 years ago. hearing is now rescheduled for august 11th. well people gathered in san francisco's castro district honoring the two men who were killed over the weekend at a gay bar in oslo, norway. the event was held at 18th and castro street. the site of the memorial honoring victims of gun violence . norway's consul general for san francisco was invited to place flowers at the ceremony. we need to stand together, um to

safeguard. the freedom. to who you want to be, and to love who you want to love. saturday's shooting in norway was described as an act of terrorism. it happened on the same day that oslo was to celebrate it. annual pride parade along with the two men who were killed 21 people were hurt. police described the gunman as a radicalized islamist with a history of mental illness. today united airlines is holding a job fair at san francisco's chase center. the airline hopes to fill an estimated 800 jobs, all based in san francisco. united says more than 5000 people have already signed up to take part in today's job fair, which does include on the spot interviews. it begins at 10 o'clock this morning. well in oakland and other rallies scheduled today, right outside city hall, a response to the plans by the oakland a's to build a new waterfront ballpark. community activists will be urging city

council to allow the public to vote on the use of public funds for building an a stadium. and private real estate development at howard terminal. the rally today comes before a crucial city council meeting on july 5th when oakland city leaders will debate a resolution to put the ball park funding measure on the november ballot. well in today's dollars and cents starting next month, waymo will start delivering furniture and other home goods using self driving trucks. it's a test program with the company wayfair. the trucks will operate on their own, but there will be two waymo employees in the cab of the vehicle. one will be a commercially licensed driver, the other software engineer, but you won't see those trucks here in california. not yet the entire six weeks. test will be carried out only on delivery roads between dallas and houston. shares a bed bath and beyond are down more than 21% right now, as the company announced that its ceo is stepping down amid larger than expected losses. report by bank

of america is also accusing bed bath and beyond of turning down the air conditioning to cut costs. analysts from the bank visited the chain stores and report they're looking for ways to save money to make up for lost revenue, according to the bank. other moves include canceling remodeling projects and reducing store hours starting in july, a spokesperson for bed bath and beyond, says the corporation has not ordered any stores to adjust the air conditioning. research shows if you are trying to save a few bucks don't drink coffee before going shopping. a study from the university of south florida finds that shoppers who drank a cup of complementary caffeinated coffee prior to roaming store aisles spent about 50% more money. they also bought nearly 30% more items than shoppers who drink decaf or water. researchers set up an espresso machine in front of stores in france and spain and more than 300 shoppers. drink that free coffee? i say. don't go to the grocery store when you're very hungry. never do that. that's also expensive. alright, we're

going to south right now. and he's watching our commute. everybody behaving for you now, son. i think so. i'm looking around here. dave and pam. i don't see a lot going on. which% is exactly what i like. we can go right to the richmond bridge and show you that the traffic here looks about normal as it does driving. into marin county from richmond and at the bay bridge. we have a normal backup as well. sam matteo brit looks okay to 38 has improved a little bit in that area. there is some slow traffic on 80 driving south into hayward from san leandro, and there's 2 80. there goes caltrain. there you go. i always love it when this happens is steve thinks it's a model i have in the back here. but that is really caltrain. that's 2 80 below it, southbound to 80. on the right. and steve just for you. that's an e m d f 40 ph two engine pushing that train. i knew that everyone knows that right? right yes, everyone does.

well, i mean, yeah. i'm glad you can distinguish it from the mp 36 ph. well, there are subtle differences, but the human eye. if you're sharp enough, you can pick that up as you just did. thank you. very well played. you're not making this up. i'm not making it up, not making that up. trust me. he knows. all right. we'll get to it here. we have also a fog bank, and i can identify that. it's in the gray. see pretty easy there. south shall sounds dropping knowledge and i'm showing the obvious. sunny and breezy inland. cooler temps cooler for even well inland. yes. san francisco today . 64 54 what's average 67 50 for the record high 95, 1934 and 48 that's pretty cool way back in 18 94. forties on a few of attempts fifties on others, mainly mid fifties, but woodside at 48 degrees atherton's down to 51. yet you can find mid fifties for most, including san mateo, belmont, los altos hills, montara 56 pacific a little bit cooler there at 53. plenty of

gray starting to enhance the water. temps are cold enough. that low boy, you get a little help there from area of low pressure to the north. that's really going to increase the low clouds and fog. the big message will be not only that, but the cooler inland temps that starts today we'll continue all the way into the weekend. and yes, there is a possibility of some rain northern california late sunday monday, we could even get some pretty good cloud cover over us late sunday into monday, leading the drizzle, but it's not going to be very warm. i can tell you that for july. now this time of your days are still long but sixties seventies eighties cooling. there will take us into the weekend with upper seventies, maybe even just a few low eighties even after the sacramento valley, dave right. thank you time now 6 53 instead of returning items. you don't want back to stores now they say , hey, just keep it coming up at seven o'clock some of the biggest stores considering the unthinkable. and the u. s. supreme court struck down a california law that made it difficult to get concealed carry permits. state legislatures now working

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firefighters cracking down on illegal fireworks, their message families celebrating and how much you'll have to pay if you're caught using fireworks and some various cities. and a large wildfire burning in nevada county. the flames are threatening homes and forcing families to evacuate. from ktvu . fox two news. this is mornings on two and welcome to mornings onto it is seven o'clock. i'm andre senior. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday. it's june 29th to see you. 100 senior next to you. yes i'm glad you're here. and steve paulson is here to talking about the gray cool. whether there's more that is correct. it looks like a pretty significant cooling trend for us, you too, and it started for some couple of days ago. inland templar like, where is it? it'll be today. that's for sure, because inland temps are coming down more into the eighties could be a few of the nineties. well, well inland, but the trend is going to be for upper seventies and eighties as we head to the holiday weekend, so the cooling begins here. bigger fog bank more of an onshore breeze the