after a barrage of gunfire at 1/4 of july parade in the chicago suburb sent people running for their lives. we have the latest on that deadly mass shooting and what we're now finding out about this tragedy. and throughout the night, their legal fireworks lit up the skies of the east bay well into early this morning, and ktvu viewers who called our newsroom tell us that the city of oakland tip line to report illegal fireworks was jammed and offline. from ktvu this morning's dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. july 5th. i'm always amazed to see that video looks like professional fireworks. and they're being shot. no random places, and unfortunately, fortunately for us, we have roberta gonzalez, but unfortunately you didn't get a lot of sleep. you heard a lot of that last night. i only managed . i think a couple hours say,

but that's okay. i kind of suspected it. but i did not expect the result on my dogs. yeah really felt their pain, their whimpering they were shaking. i had actually get down on the floor in late with them last night. yeah it was just that loud and this morning. hopefully you're going to have a quieter start to your day morning. everybody rise and shine. we do have mostly cloudy skies. we do have some very deep fog penetrating the coastal areas. and right now we're looking at a gray slate looking out towards a skyline of oakland. we're currently we have temperatures extremely mild checkout conquered 67 degrees. in fact, when i was driving in from the tri valley this morning, i only fluctuated between 68 69 degrees the whole time. temperatures are easily 8 to 9 degrees warmer than yesterday. at this ti, we will see some sunshine in our inland otherwise attached on fair failed.e, not as much as 81 in morgan hill and 75. santa

rosa. we do have your full tuesday forecast, and that's still coming up. but right now let's send it on over this salad. how was your fourth of july? sir was great, roberta. thanks for asking, but i'm i'm glad it's over. you know, it's time for us to get a good night's sleep, right, right. exactly a good nap. yeah what? and naps in my future, roberta, you've got it. all right. good morning, everyone. uh this morning's commute is looking pretty good so far on the east shore freeway. it's also looking good all the way from the car, kenya's bridge to the mac maze. and when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it looks very nice with no major problems. so you're starting off very well. the roads are doing very well. 402 let's go back to the desk. alright sal, we're starting with cal fire, focusing its attention on a wildfire in the sierra foothills, forcing evacuations. it's called the electrifying started monday afternoon and then erupted and spread fast. now the electric fire electrified has burned 959 acres

. it's burning along electra road near highway 49, in rugged terrain of the smoke filled the skies are across the sacramento region, and helicopters were brought in to join the firefight. right now, 100 homes are in danger by the flames. it is 0% contained, but residents there have faith in the firefighters. at first. it's a little scary. um five friday seemed, you know, like they're doing pretty good at it. they saved our house multiple times now, so i have faith in them no more than 13,000. pg and e customers have lost their power . at least one first responder was treated at a hospital for minor injuries. yeah. horrifying video and a scene six people dead after a gunman opened fire at a holiday parade in a chicago suburb. 30 others are heard and

people police have taken one man into custody now, highland park police say the gunman was on the roof of a building along the parade route. 22 year old robert cremo. the third was taken into custody eight hours after that shooting. police are not saying how they linked cremo to the shooting the terrified people along that parade road said. we had to run, so we started shooting again. and we ran behind the building and i put my son in a dumpster. and he sat there with his dog. and i went back to look for the rest of my family. i remember hearing shootings going like that and then reloading and then again, and people screaming and running. it was just really traumatizing and scary. the governor of illinois says the shooting at holiday celebration shows a very dark side of america. it is devastating that a celebration of america was

ripped apart by our uniquely american plague. police are not officially naming cremo as a suspect yet they're not explaining why. but they do say the shooting appears to be intentional. so far, the only information they have released about the victims is that the five people who died along the parade route. we're all adults. the sixth person died at the hospital. no information about that person is being made public time is now 405 to philadelphia . police officers are recovering after being shot during the fourth of july celebration. they were on security duty last night at a holiday concert on the benjamin franklin parkway when the shooting started. just before 10 pm both of the wounded officers are listed in stable condition. so far, no arrests have been made. philadelphia police want the public to help track down the shooter. we're following up on several leads, and we are asking anyone anyone with information about the shooting or if they had video or

any tips or information that they think is too small. or too great to give us a call. police off. one police officer was shot in the shoulder. the other was grazed by a bullet across his forehead. there's no word yet about a possible motive in the shooting in sacramento are still searching for whoever is responsible for a deadly shooting. outside a nightclub in the downtown area. one person was killed, four others were wounded. the shooting was first reported shortly before two o'clock yesterday morning, just as the bars were closing. it happened as many people were out celebrating the fourth of july holiday in downtown sacramento. people crying and they're sca we those were gunshots that i moved myself way over to the corner behind a pole. because i wasn't sure if it was going to continue or not. authorities have identified the man killed as 31 year old gregg grimes of sacramento. there's no word yet of any possible motive in the

shooting. it took place in the same area where six people were killed during a shootout between rival gang members in early april. time is just about 407 bay area. firefighters still out there watching for flare ups from the dozens of fires believed to be caused by illegal fourth of july fireworks. a firecracker may have started a grass fire in brentwood and eastern contra costa county. this one started just before eight p.m. last night near the port chicago highway. it burned about six acres before it was under control. in san francisco . investigators think illegal fireworks started a fire near twin peaks reported just before five p.m. on twin peaked boulevard near panorama drive. people they're closed their windows because of the heavy smoke. the fire was contained within about two hours after two acres burned and san francisco firefighters also responded to a small grass fire in mclaren park in the visitation valley neighborhood. firefighters could

actually hear the fireworks going off in the park is a battle. those flames quickly contained the fire, which only burned a few acres. the glow of illegal fireworks filled the skies over the east bay for hours. i want to show you some of this is exactly what police and fire departments feared. fireworks started going off in the oakland hills just after sundown and went well into the early morning hours this morning. like many other bay area cities, oakland did set up a hotline to call and report illegal use of fireworks, but ktvu received several viewer calls throughout the night, saying that the mailbox to that hotline was full. our own team called the tip line. it was indeed full just before midnight last night. we are waiting to hear from city officials as to what went wrong with that fireworks tip line. our time is four or eight wolf. full fourth of july celebrations took place in san francisco along the embarcadero for the first time in three years. the professional

fireworks show on the bay was just one of many legal fireworks around the bay area. despite the fog out there, thousands of people gathered to watch the sights and the sounds and the smells of the holiday festivities near the water. many people staked out spots for hours before the big four of fireworks, joan the perez family of oakley say they're excited that they were able to go back to their favorite patch of grass , which they say gives spectacular views. this is the spot. we get the music back here . going with the fireworks barge comes right here right in front of us. i mean, all day we see alcatraz barge comes and then those fireworks start and the charter boat companies. they were busy giving customers a view of the fireworks from out on the water. one company was offering seats for 70 bucks apiece. it's a it's a nice way to see this way to see it. yeah the water. alright so the

craziness has done. how about the weather? it feels very cool out there. hopefully not too windy, the muggy side. did you notice that? i noticed that i was about to say right? so it will not be as muggy today as it was yesterday, but nonetheless, we still have temperatures averaging, at least up to 89 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. good morning, everybody stepping on out the door. we do have a ceiling that's roughly down about 600 ft. in oakland, you can see it there and then another deck of clouds about 1000 ft. the bottom line is our temperatures are stacking up in the sixties. it is 67 degrees at this very early hour and conquered. it is also in the mid sixties and san jose back in through cupertino ending campus. so here's the switch. nine degrees warmer in petaluma, eight degrees more mild and livermore six and san jose later today, we're talking about temperatures that span from the seventies and santa rosa 68 degrees in san francisco and high seventies across the silicon valley. will the tri valley will top off at 78

degrees, and that's still 10 degrees below average for this time of the year. now. the winds predominantly yesterday were out of the south and southwest this morning. they're kind of all over the place when you start to see more of that westerly, that's when we're going to see a little bit of drier air mass. not as mcgee as yesterday. still south wind at seven in napa and 12 in the fairfield area, so your weather headlines, actually , what you need to know is that it will be just a couple of degrees cooler today. then yesterday as we forge ahead to our tuesday and wednesday will start to see just a little bit of gradual warming. our pacific satellite imagery indicates we're still banking on some rain showers around organ and also the northwestern section of the state of california. we had a couple of raindrops yesterday around santa rosa in some rainbows. and discovery bay. now that was from that trough that's still producing a little bit of light rain showers around the redwood coast. you can see this morning that we had the marine layer well inland, and it will

back off later today, but we're still going to refer to it as partly cloudy clouds fill back in later on tonight will still have your full description of your forecast. that's coming up a little bit later in this newscast, but right now, let's send it back over to the news desk. all right. thank you, roberta. voters will get to decide the fate of sports betting in the state of california this november of next, the possible outcomes and what it could mean if one or both measures pass plus j made the storm and strife. may we commit ourselves to a principal patriotism will show you how president biden marked the independence day holiday from the nation's capital.

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morning sun to california voters will decide on seven ballot measures in november of the 72

of those initiatives would legalize sports betting, but in different ways. ktvu political reporter greg lee tells us how both sides are preparing for an historically expensive fight. over the next four months, california voters will sit ringside is too heavyweight contenders battle it out the prize billions of dollars. yeah, i mean, really, this is more than the thrilla in manila. if you think about what this is going to be like it just needs to ballot measures. probably set records in november. voters will decide if and how to legalize sports betting in california, one gaming industry estimate puts the potential annual revenue at $3 billion. california is the golden ticket . i mean, there isn't a better market if you're looking at gaming to sports betting initiatives qualified for the ballot, hoping to spell out how and where people can bid on sports. the first proposition. 26 also called the tribal sports

wagering act is backed by a coalition of native american tribes it would legalize in person sports betting at tribal casinos and the state's four horse racetracks, including golden gate fields for people 21 over. it imposes a 10% tax on sports bets at race tracks for the state to spend on problem gambling and mental health programs, enforcement of gambling laws and most of the money going to the general fund . the legislative analyst's office estimates it could generate tens of millions each year for the state will bring money to the state of california. ah it also will help tribes continue self sufficiency and the stewardship that they've maintained for 20 years proposition. 27 also called the california solutions to homelessness and mental health act is backed by sports betting giants like fanduel and draftkings. it would legalize sports betting online for people 21 over gaming companies must

partner with a tribe and pay a $100 million licensing fee, among other requirements. revenue from a 10% tax would be split 85% to housing and homelessness services. the rest two tribes not involved in online sports betting state revenue could reach the hundreds of millions each year money that you can rely upon year after year in the state of california . we don't have a permanent revenue source to fund homelessness projects and to get folks into permanent supportive housing. gambling corporations are pushing a ballot measure to legalize a massive expansion of online sports. gambling in california don't believe the false attacks on the solutions act. tribal leaders support the solutions act. both sides already launching ads spending big to get voters attention and just getting started. campaign analysts predict spending could eclipse the $224 million spent by those four and against prop 22, which exempted uber and lyft

drivers from state labor law. these two ballot measures because they're mano a mano head to head they should set spending records expect big attacks and endorsements during the campaign . labor leader dolores worked up recently put her backing behind the in person measure. she called the online initiative quote, misguided in dangerous it doesn't really offer protections enough protections to ensure with 100% certainty. that kids under 21 art gambling. those are just simply false attacks. look at the experiences of 23 other states that have legalized online sports betting. they're proving that you can do so safely and responsibly. last week, the online sports betting campaign rolled out new ads announcing the support of two tribes strength from the more than 60. aligning with the in person measure, california tribes are supporting our measure, especially those are that are in rural counties that are small and economic disadvantage. it undercuts their

tribal self sufficiency. it will undercut the ability to continue providing jobs and economic development. as this fight continues, it's important to note voters could approve both measures which would tie things up in court. or they could reject both. either way, gaming experts say the 19 other states without legal sports betting are watching closely seeing a state like california take the plunge would definitely be something that lawmakers in those states would have to think about, especially if the california model proves to be a good one. greg lee ktvu fox two news, greg thank you, thomas for 19. well, the best known and most successful hot dog eating champ of all time. once again took home the title, but not before he took down. a protester who stormed the stage during the competition. oh, god. just such a smooth eater. it's hand to

place san jose's own. joey chestnut put that protester and a quick headlock before the guards took the man away. chestnut went on to dominate at the nathan's hot dog eating contest on coney island in new york. he was on crutches because of a ruptured tendon, but that didn't stop him from eating 63 hot dogs in 10 minutes in winning his 15th hot dog eating title, the seventh in a row. the contest went back to its traditional location outside of nathan's flagship shop on coney island in brooklyn. i love the play by play, though he has such a smooth way of eating those hot dogs, you know, brings it to his mouth. he has style. very funny . and roberta, you had the bay area. send them all that good luck and good wishes yesterday, so that's nice meeting with joey because i was so proud of him took down one person this way. didn't even miss a bike. right don't mess with our competition here. mind your manners. right

good going, joey. you can tweet to joey as well. it's ah, at joey jaws, and that's j. a w s at joey johnson. congratulations so well done there, sir. hi, everybody. good morning to all of you. if you're getting up ready for your breakfast, maybe didn't want to see those hot dogs go down, but nonetheless. we do have cloud cover degree chairs. you're heading on out the door. it is a stable weather pattern. pretty much. what you saw yesterday is what you're going to see again today, except maybe not as mcgee as it was yesterday, but nonetheless temperature wise only into the low eighties, well away from the bay and the water 62 for the coolest location at the seashore right now, our numbers do spam 59 half moon bay to 65 in oakland and in fairfield. these numbers are very mild. they will come down a couple of degrees 24 hours from now for your wednesday mostly cloudy skies selling anywhere from about 600 ft to 1200 ft. we do have the winds now rotating a little bit more on shore that will bring in

some drier air mass, thus not as humid, but otherwise we still have a wind out of the south and santa rosa at three. calm and conquered. these winds will later today rotate around to the west 10 to 20 mph. here's your future cast. we still have this prop, producing some light rain showers around the pacific northwest coast side and pushing onshore as well. we had some hit and miss scattered showers around down norte and mendocino county and even some reports of some light precipitation around santa rosa yesterday, but no accumulation. just a trace reported. now we have the trough as it continues to push onshore . it's going to bring in some drier air mass for us, and the temperatures are still averaging well below normal for this time of the year. in fact, we should be at 88 degrees and throughout the tri valley, but today, forecasting 78 degrees should be at 83 in santa rosa. but instead today mid seventies again, high temperatures should be in the eighties in san jose, today. 79 san francisco, you're pretty spot on your average high 67 degrees seventies will become an

around the peninsula tonight coming down. a little bit better sleeping weather minus the fireworks, mostly cloudy skies with the areas of coastal drizzle and fog. otherwise here is your extended forecast. we do call for some very mild conditions should notice today and tomorrow almost identical. and then we began to see high pressure strengthen on thursday and that will lead to temperatures rising to summer like levels by sunday in our inland areas make it a great day, everyone hi, roberta. thank you, thomas for 23 fireworks at home. they're not off limits everywhere. here in the bay area . we'll show you how the people of gilroy celebrated with their own legal fireworks. and a curfew for the city of akron, ohio, following a deadly police shooting of an unarmed black man how the department and the city is responding and attempting to keep the peace as demonstrators demand justice.

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washington. dc, thousands of people turned out to watch the fourth of july fireworks fireworks exploded over the national mall earlier in the day. president biden and first lady joe biden hosted the fourth of july barbecue at the white house for military families, and the president called for unity on this independence day. we've been tested before, just as we're being tested today. but we've never failed. because we have never walked away from the core beliefs and promises that defined this nation. chief among those promises. is the proposition that we are all created equal and the bidens watch the fireworks over the national mall from the white house balcony. parades throughout the bay area celebrated the fourth of july. danville beloved tradition

brought hundreds of people to the downtown area to celebrate. people got there bright and early as usual to secure that spot for their chairs along hearts avenue. with parades scaled back or canceled in the last few years. many people we spoke to said it feels good to be back. family tradition kind of walk down here and watch the parade every year. it's always fun. part of the parade. favorite part is probably seen all the fire trucks and everything with their sirens going down. always great. more than 100 groups marched in the parade, which lasted for just about two hours. even though there were illegal fireworks shows the only part of santa clara county where people could legally shoot off fireworks last night was in gilroy. santa clara county only allows groups to sell safe and sane fireworks is fundraisers. the fireworks generally stay on the ground instead of shooting up into the air, and the people we talked to said they felt lucky to still be able to use fireworks legally.

but they're still focusing on being safe. just use common sense. they really that's what it comes down to is common sense. just keep your distance. don't stand right next to it when someone's lighting it kids and we just do it in the street , and we have all the safety precautions as a water hose ready, just in case anything happens. the operators of fireworks stand, say the only sell the people who live in the area they turn away people whose i'd say they live anywhere other than gilroy. a day for celebrating america's independence marked by violence . i'm mother rivera and highland park, illinois, with details about the deadly

demonstrations in several cities use the holiday to call attention to the supreme court's latest ruling on abortion rights

. we hear from many people who say independence is under attack in america. and new this morning , nato takes another step toward welcoming to new nations into the alliance. as the war in ukraine two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning, july 5th day after independence day. did you have a good day? it was a pretty good day pretty quiet and relaxing since we were here, working and working today, so roberta was here as well. and they're roberta did not get a lot of sleep because of a lot of fireworks going off, but it's good to see you this morning. thank you. and i honestly believe i heard m eighties last night and cherry bombs which are illegal. yeah loud, loud rock the house and you know i do become a little familiar with the activity and knowing that we have to get up early, but not my dogs. thank you know you try to

explain it to him. that's tough for dogs so tough. it was very sad with the doggies last night , tried everything. good let's give him a good weather for it. okay we will. i promise them a good walk when i get home today. yeah they may do their business and some of my neighbors yards because they kept me up last night, but that's that's okay, everybody. good morning to you. as you're heading on out the door this morning, you will be greeted with mostly cloudy skies. it's all because of that marine layer and then another layer of some high think cloudiness. it's gray and blue blue skies later today and our inland areas away from the coast and the bay as you head back to work. carrie coast side, but we will have that sunshine inland. there you have the overcast conditions looking out towards the estuary where currently we have temperatures extremely mild into the sixties. it is 67 degrees in concord in 66. degrees in san jose, going up too high today in the upper seventies. otherwise you can anticipate 76 degrees in san rafael. back into terror linda and larkspur as well as marine

city 78 degrees and throughout the tri valley outside number, 82. i tell you what will regather will come back and we'll give you the full forecast and just a matter of minutes, but right now hey, sal. we missed you yesterday, but i got to tell you we were counting the cars on the road. it was late. you're you're right, roberta. it was light today. i don't think it's going to be that light. unfortunately i think people are back. let's go right to the bay bridge, although we don't have a big crowd. now it's early, so people who are getting up this early we'll get a decent commute , but i don't think it's going to stay light all day. long as you look at the same mateo bridge that traffic looks very good for 33. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal. many people across the country decided to stage demonstrations on independence day we found abortion rights activists protesting in sacramento, los angeles, tampa and washington, dc all with a similar message a call for action to ensure women have access to abortions. activists here in the bay area also turned

the holiday into a day of protest. ktvu brooks jarocz caught up with those celebrating and demonstrating in san francisco. as thousands gathered here along the embarcadero in san francisco to celebrate america's birthday, a couple 100. others say this is not a time to celebrate, and a wake up call specifically a time of reckoning. what started as 1/4 of july rally for rights. fortunate man. ever apologies. quickly spilled onto the streets of san francisco protesters with a message. we're not all free anymore. so what is there to celebrate red, white and blue green? a sign of standing in support of abortion rights after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade the millions of women that are sort of impacted by this decision. are they really free like, are those women free? i don't think so. so that

juxtaposition between celebrating the freedom of the u . s and what millions of women are going to be subjected to now that roe v. wade is overturned is pretty stark. calling for nationwide legal abortion. but this crowd of a couple 100 says it goes well beyond that push toward equality for all americans since this country was founded, founded on a lot of injustice, and this is kind of the last straw taking aim and putting blame squarely on some supreme court justices and recent controversial rulings. it's not just women's rights that they're coming for its gay rights. it's marriage equality, voting rights in some states protections that people thought that they had aren't aren't here anymore. so it's a way to show those who maybe aren't as aware of what's going on. but this is a problem focus on more than just recent rulings, problems affecting all communities, gun violence, inflation, and what

this group arguesped away. it just gets worse every year. it seems like every time we think that it can't get worse it does . people are sleepwalking through this nightmare, which is why, instead of there peacefully fighting, using their free speech and protest rights to make sure their voices are heard. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news thank you, brooks jarocz. and overnight curfew following the release of body cam footage of the deadly police shooting of an unarmed black man. now it shows police firing more than 90 rounds at 25 year old jalen walker. one week ago, officers had pulled him over for an unspecified traffic violation, but walker drove off. police say walker then fired a single shot from his car during the brief chase that followed. akron's police chief says it appeared to officers that walker was reaching for his waistband after he got out of his car. in

the still photos. there's a picture that appears to all of us that mr walker is going down to his waist area. each officer independent of each other related that they felt that mr walker had turned and was motioning and moving into a firing position. police say walker was not armed when he was shot, but officers say a handgun was later found in his car. the family's attorney says the public needs to know the real jalen walker in order to get an accurate view of the case. his smile. who he was. how he interacted with his family. that's who jail and was efforts. to try and paint him in a different light. that spin. that's protection. protesters took to the streets for mostly

peaceful demonstrations in akron over the past weekend, but there was some property damage, prompting the curfew. more protests are expected. time is now 4 37 police in the suburb of chicago. still out there looking for possible motive for yesterday's shooting that left six people dead during the fourth of july. parade reporter madeline rivera says highland park police took a person of interest into custody. hours after that deadly attack. the investigation into the deadly mass shooting at 1/4 of july parade and highland park. illinois continues as we learn more details about the person that police have in custody. police are identifying 22 year old robert queen o the third as a person of interest in monday's deadly attack. crema was taken into custody after an hours long manhunt. authorities say north chicago police had spotted the car cremo was believed to have been driving a brief pursuit was it went on the subject was taken into custody without incident. investigators say the shooter

targeted people along the parade route, killing at least six and injuring more than two dozen. when the shots rang out. some people first mistook them for fireworks before quickly realizing what they were my granddaughter said to me. when she was leaving she like pop up with the bad guy. shoot you. and she's two years old. police say a high powered rifle was recovered at the scene as the investigation continues. more details are being revealed about queremos background. his uncle says he was quiet but did like to make music like you to rapper. i know, but i never even preview his videos at all least one of his videos reportedly featured violent images, including a drawing of a man aiming a gun at another person. community members now trying to come to terms with the violence don't recognize our country anymore. vice president kamala harris is expected to travel to chicago today for a pre scheduled event with educators.

it's unclear if she'll make a stop at the shooting scene in highland park, illinois. mouth rivera fox news all right. thank you, madeline. we will check in with her throughout the morning. they're in the chicago area. roberta is here with our weather forecast. it does feel mcgee did definitely and definitely cloudy . yeah it felt a lot hotter than it actually was yesterday due to the mugginess, right? yeah i was sitting there watching the a's game on television, and we're barbecuing or chicken apple sausage and kept telling me no, it has to be 90. and i would say no, i forecast it. no temperature. then there's the fields like right like that. i'll use that. next time. thank you, pam. and hi there, david. good morning to all of you. here's what you need to know for this tuesday. as many of you head back to work after the long holiday weekend, we will have the drizzle and the clouds that overcast conditions along the seashore, plenty of sunshine inland and the temperatures banking between 62 degrees in pacific up to 82 degrees, the

warmest ocasion towards travis and fairfield right now, numbers are very, very mild at this hour . we're at 63 in santa rosa. pretty much low sixties around the north bay mid sixties around napa swinging around to american canyon and denver lego do have temperatures right now. 67 degrees in redwood city. across the bay to 66 degrees and fremont through union city. so it's 12 degrees warmer at this hour than 24 hours ago. you will notice a difference as you're heading on out the door. getting the kids out the door. also for morning walk or walking the dog six degrees warmer. in san jose . the winds are under 10 mph for the most part, but these winds will be a little bit more consistent this afternoon out of the west 10 to 20 mph. right now we're still seeing a southerly wind and napa, therefore the temperature is warmer and muggy . alright, here we go with the marine layer plus on top of the marine layer. we have mid and high level clouds all associated

with the trough that has been bringing some light rain showers right there around the north coast of redwood coast and now out of mendocino county, we did have a few raindrops. a trace of rain was reported in santa rosa yesterday. but you'll notice his clouds even though they do move out of our inland areas. they feel quickly back in again. tomorrow is no exception. we start to see the class thin out a little bit more as we forge ahead towards oh, let's say thursday morning, otherwise temperature spent 62 degrees in pacifica must beach in montara beach. seventies around venetia in rodeo, 73 hayward. we're talking about san leandro in san lorenzo and castro valley, all in the low seventies 80 degrees in anti i can see this temperature 78 throughout livermore pleasant in dublin, sam ramon all the way into one at creek that's still 10 degrees below average. we'll talk about the full forecast, and one is going to hit the nineties inland, pam and dave that's still coming up later on in this newscast. thank you, thomas for

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i this took another step towards approving the addition of sweden and finland to the nato alliance. the 30 ambassadors and permanent representatives formally approved last week's decisions where the alliance invited sweden and finland to join nato membership. bids of those two countries will go next. to the legislatures of the individual countries for their approval. the leader of turkey said his country's parliament could block the process if sweden and finland don't meet turkey's

demand to extradite terrorist suspects linked to outlawed kurdish groups. will nato did welcome a new supreme allied commander in europe, his u. s army general christopher corbally, who assumed operations from u. s. air force general todd walters in a change of command ceremony in belgium, the nato chief said the change comes at a turning point for transatlantic security because of the quote. brutal war in ukraine. the incoming commander provided a note of unity. i know we will go. further together. we have been together. we are together now facing the grave challenges. on this continent. and we will march. together. into a beautiful future of peace and prosperity for all of us last week at a nato summit in madrid, nato leaders agreed to place more weapons and defenses along its eastern front near

russia and increase the number of troops that can be quickly deployed. russia is claiming full control over one of the two provinces in eastern ukraine. that is after russian forces seized the last major stronghold of ukrainian resistance in the luhansk province. ukraine says the decision was made to withdraw its troops before they were surrounded. which the paradox we cannot lay down our weapons because otherwise people disappear as a state as a nation as a people. russia has chosen the path of war. ukraine is fighting on the path to peace. world leaders are meeting in switzerland to discuss how and when to start rebuilding ukraine . ukrainian leaders estimate it will cost $750 billion to rebuild the country after the war. our time is 4 47 w. n b, a basketball star britney griner, making a direct appeal to president biden for her freedom in a letter that was passed on

through her representatives, grinder wrote, quote. terrified i might be here forever. she went on to say, i realize you're dealing with so much, but please don't forget me. and the other detainees. brittany grinder has been in the custody of russia since february. that's when she was arrested at a moscow airport for allegedly traveling with cannabis oil. a federal judge has ruled that three major drug distributors cannot be held liable for the opioid crisis in west virginia. the judge reached his decision nearly one year after closing arguments in the landmark trial. the plaintiffs accused amerisourcebergen cardinal health and mckesson for creating a public nuisance in their communities. the suit sought $2.5 billion for drug abatement programs. the judge ruled that to lower court rulings, which allowed the public nuisance law to be applied to opioid distribution, we're not persuasive. time is not for 48. the january 6th committee in washington is expected to reconvene sometime

after the july 4th recess of congress. members of the committee say new witnesses have come forward after the explosive testimony of cassidy hutchinson. former aide to president trump, former president trump's white house chief of staff mark meadows. she testified that former president trump was aware that there was those people who were charging the u. s capitol building were armed. every day. we get new people that come forward and say, hey, i didn't think maybe this piece of a story that i knew was important. but now that you guys are like i do see this plays in here. reportedly the next committee hearing will include a presentation about far right groups and the people who helped assemble the mobs. on january six, the san jose sharks could make nhl history when they introduced the team's new general manager later this morning. former sharks forward mike greer is considered the front runner for the job if he is named as the new general manager. it's believed he would be the first black gm in the nhl

. greer played with the sharks from 2000 and six through 2000 and nine he has been an nhl scout and assistant coach in new jersey. his brother, chris is the general manager of the nfl. miami dolphins. former gm doug wilson was the sharks top executive for 19 years. he stepped down for health reasons last april. bravo alright, time is 4 50 on this tuesday morning , roberta's back ready to give you your forecast. she's right here. yes it's going to be a pretty similar data. what we experienced on the fourth of july. not as muggy, though, but temperature wise, pretty similar conditions. hi everybody. good morning to you outside right now. we do have a layer of clouds. in fact, we have low clouds and some patchy drizzle on the seashore right here at the estuary. we have a ceiling roughly down about 1200 ft. and then on top of that we have submitted high level cloudiness. temperatures are very mild into the sixties, and these are pretty much been our overnight lows as well. we haven't dipped much cooler than that and

conquered it 67 now when the winds become a little bit more consistent out of the west as they are right now in hayward at six that's almost start to see less mugginess around the area. but when you continue to see that wind out of the south that's when we have that ushering of the relative immunity. it goes higher, which isn't really a bad thing. it adds a little bit of moisture to the atmosphere. we have so much dry vegetation. we could take it. it just feels a little uncomfortable now. meanwhile here you have your relative humidity numbers in the nineties except for san jose at 79. we do expect these to drop, but not like last week when we were warm and the humidity was into the teens, which is bone dry. we have a couple of different things going on. first of all, we had that southerly flow yesterday, ushering in that mugginess. meanwhile we have this upper level trough right here that provided a few raindrops around santa rosa yesterday. all that activity is pushing on shore and as it continues to exit from the north and easterly direction is going

to pull down some cooler air mass and so maybe a couple degrees cooler today. that's about it. but these temperatures are still averaging well below normal for this time of the year . in fact, dublin and pleasant in and livermore and sam ramon all should, right be right around 88 degrees this time of the year, but instead 78 degrees . hey san francisco spot on the average high 67 today we are forecasting 68, but we should be well into the mid eighties and santa rosa today. 75 under a partly cloudy sky and low eighties will be coming around morgen hill and in gilroy, your extended forecast will be coming up right now, let's take a look at tonight's overnight lows. cooler. remember right now we're in the sixties. tomorrow will kick start the morning and many of our neighborhoods in the fifties. okay as promised, as alluded to we do have that extended forecast for you again . carbon copy for your wednesday for the most part of high pressure strengthens on thursday , and we'll start to see temperatures rebounding into summary levels into the nineties and our inland areas. by the

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five here on mornings on too. despite high gas prices, millions of americans hit the road over the long holiday weekend. the average price for gas in the country now for 88 cents lower than a week ago in california. gas is 6 24. that's also seven cents lower than last week in the bay area. the most

expensive gas continues to be napa at 6 45 the least expensive still in the vallejo fairfield area at 6 21. ktvu tom vacar tells us about the president's solution to lower those gas prices thing that has been destabilizing in one corner president joe biden in the other amazon mega billionaire jeff basso's last saturday president biden tweeted my message to the company's running gas stations and setting prices at the pump is simple. this is a time of war and global peril. bring down the price you are charging at the pump to reflect the cost. you're paying for the product and do it now. not long after that, bezos tweeted this. ouch inflation is far too important. a problem for the white house to keep making statements like this. it's either straight ahead misdirection or a deep misunderstanding of basic market dynamics. a day later. biden press secretary karine jean pierre counter tweeted this back

to beso, so oil prices have dropped by about $15 over the past month, but prices at the pump have barely come down. that's not basic market dynamics . it's a market that is failing the american consumer. we came to cordelia, where the 6 80 80 freeways meet. it's a place that's loaded with all kinds of gas stations and fast food places, so we asked some folks whose right as to base does not part of the lower class. he doesn't early, understand or get what? we're all suffering because of this. i just feel like what can he do to better the situation? if he can better the situation then we are just golf. with the flow as to biden . governments never had a really good grasp on how economics work . how can you expect the public to believe that it's a crisis when california raises the gas tax on july 1st both sides seem to agree on the reason for the recent small dip in prices and i don't see it coming down. i

think there is getting used to it being up and trying to get us used to going up. you know, i think the slight depth is probably just a lure, hoping to get people to buy onto whatever . um, whatever we're being told , is the reason that they're so high, all sides are bearing the bad gas vibe. salaries and wages are still not where they have to be to match up with the gas prices. i mean, that's obviously a problem that we're seeing globally, not just in the united states, so you know for every $10 a barrel of oil goes down, you should get 25 cents a gallon relief at the pump. but with oil still well over 100 and $10 a barrel continued high prices are guaranteed. tom baker ktvu fox two news, alright, thank you, tom. it's official. most californians will receive a 2022 stimulus check to help offset rising inflation. to get a refund. you have to have filed a 2020 california tax return by october 15th 2021. the refund amount will be based on income

for single filers. the refund ranges from $200 to $700, depending on whether or not you have dependence for married couples. it ranges from $500 to about $1050. the payments will go out between the end of october in the middle of january. nearly half of all americans could get a boost to their credit scores due to changes in the way medical debt is reported. 45% of americans either have medical debt or still have a hit to their credit report, even though they've paid it off. that's according to lending trade. even after medical debt was paid to consider on your credit report, hurting your score for up to seven years, but that changed july 1st paid medical debt is being removed from reports at all three credit bureaus equifax , experian in trans union and consumers now have one year from six months to pay medical debt before it even hits your credit report. yeah how many shots have you here? 40 15 tons and it went

on for a minute or more suspected gunman now in custody in illinois after a barrage of gunfire at 1/4 of july parade in a suburb of chicago sent people running for their lives. we have the latest on that deadly mass shooting and what we're now finding out about this tragedy. and throughout the night, illegal fireworks lit up the skies of the east bay well into early this morning, and ktvu viewers who were calling our newsroom save the city of oakland tip line to report illegal fireworks was jammed and offline. from ktvu fox two news . this is mornings on to welcome morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings on to dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning, july 5th holiday done so back to work and lots of people. what should they expect in terms of whether roberta a pretty stable

weather pattern. what you saw yesterday and what you felt yesterday is pretty much what you'll see again today. minus the humidity. it will be muggy. mind you, but not as mcgee as it was yesterday. so here we go. temperature span 62 degrees in pacific add to 82 degrees that will be in their field. partly sunny skies away from the coast and the bay now, right now, it's extremely mild as you said on out the door 59 degrees and have been made to 67 degrees in little more mind you these are pretty much our overnight low so far, it's still in the mid sixties in redwood city. i want you to take a good look at the relative humidity. this is why dave says it does feel muggy outside. 90% humidity throughout morgen hill, 96. oakland and where you see 97. we're seeing a little bit of conversation in the formalism. drizzle in san francisco and in half moon bay, but later this afternoon humidity drops between about 56% and 91. this is much better than

last week at this time when we were into the teens, bone dry temperature way sixties to the low eighties. your full forecast is coming up. but right now i want to say a good tuesday morning. to south castaneda, your hi, roberta. good morning. yeah. you know, traffic is doing well, i think you're gonna like it out there so far if you're going to be hitting the roads anytime soon. and we can see the same matteo brit looks very good as you drive across its very nice although they're going to be more people today on the road than there were yesterday, if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza. there. i can already tell there are more people. it's not crowded. but yesterday there were fewer people because the holiday i think today is going to seem like a monday on this tuesday, 502 let's go back to the headlines headlines. yeah. horrifying scene as you hear the sound of gunfire. six people dead after a gunman opened fire at a holiday parade in the

chicago suburb, 30. others are hurt and police have taken one man into custody. highland park police say the gunman was on the roof of a building along the parade route. 22 year old robert cremo. the third was taken into custody eight hours after the shooting. police are not saying how they linked primo to the shooting, yet the terrified people along that parade road i just said we had to run, so he started shooting again. and we ran behind the building and i put my son in a dumpster. and he sat there with his dog. and i went back to look for the rest of my family. i remember hearing shootings going like that and then reloading and then again, and people screaming and running. it was just really traumatizing and scary. the governor of illinois says the shooting at a holiday celebration shows a very dark side of america. it is devastating that a celebration of america was ripped apart by

our uniquely american plague. police are not officially naming cremo as a suspect yet they're not explaining why. but they do say the shooting appears to be intentional. so far, the only information they have released about the victims. is that the five people who died along the parade route we're all adults. the sixth person died at the hospital. no information about that person is being made. public time is 504 to philadelphia police officers are recovering after being shot during the fourth of july celebration. they were on security duty last night at a holiday concert on the ben franklin parkway when the shooting started just before 10. pm both of the wounded officers are in stable condition. so far, no arrests have been made. philadelphia police want the public to help them track down the shooter. we're following up on several leads, and we are asking anyone anyone with information about the shooting or if they had video or any tips or information that they think

is too small. or too great to give us a call. one officer was shot in the shoulder. the other was grazed in the forehead by gunfire. there's no word yet about a possible motive for that shooting in sacramento are still searching for whoever is responsible for a deadly shooting outside a nightclub in the downtown area. one person was killed. four others were wounded. that shooting was first reported shortly before two o'clock yesterday morning, just as the bars were closing. it happened as many people were out celebrating the fourth of july holiday in downtown sacramento. people crying and they're scared and its peoples out. it might be fireworks, and we're like those were gunshots, and i moved myself way over to the corner behind a pole. because i wasn't sure if it was going to continue or not. now authorities have identified the man who was killed as 31 year old gregg grimes of sacramento. no word yet of any possible motive in the shooting took place in the same area where six people were

killed during a shootout between rival gang members in early april. time is now 505. now the latest from cal fire focused on a wildfire in the sierra foothills that's forcing evacuations. it's called the electra fire. it started monday afternoon and then erupted and spread fast. the electric fire was all has already burned 959 acres burning along a lecturer road near highway 49 in rugged terrain. the smoke filled the skies across the sacramento region and helicopters were brought in to join the firefight. right now, 100 homes are threatened by the flames. it is 0% contained, but the residents there have faith in the firefighters. at first. it's a little scary, um firefighters seem, you know, like they're doing pretty good at it. they saved our house multiple times now, so i have faith in them. more than 13,000. pg and e customers have lost their power

. at least one first responder was treated at a hospital for minor injuries this morning. fire crews across the bay area are still watching out for flare ups from dozens of fires believed to be caused by illegal fireworks on the fourth of july holiday, investigators say a firecracker ignited a grass fire in brentwood. in eastern contra costa county. it started shortly before eight o'clock last night near the ports chicago highway. the fire burned about six acres before crews were able to get the flames under control. investigators in san francisco believe illegal fireworks also set up a fire near twin peaks that was reported shortly before five o'clock yesterday afternoon on twin peaks boulevard right near panorama drive. people living in the area were told to close their windows due to the heavy smoke in the area. crews managed to contain the flames and just about two hours after that fire burned about two acres. and fire crews in san francisco also responded to a small grass fire in mclaren park in the city's

visitation valley neighborhood. firefighters say they could hear fireworks going off in the park while they battled the flames yesterday afternoon. they managed to quickly contained the fire, which only burned a few acres. time now 50 80 illegal fireworks sparks several fires in the east bay and firefighters were busy all night responding to each one. ktvu is. james torres is in pittsburgh this morning, one city that was filled with the illegal fireworks shows. good morning, james. dave good morning to you . it's exactly what firefighters and law enforcement worried what happened, but very much knew what happened. a number of fireworks, sparking fires all throughout the area happening all overnight. let's take a look over the skies of oakland were yesterday evening. fireworks were just shooting off for hours . fireworks went off four hours , all of which were pretty much illegal. and we heard from ktvu viewers that they've tried to call that hotline to let officers know that illegal fireworks are shooting. that hotline wasn't working in pittsburgh. firefighters say

they received calls all night long for fires as a direct result of fireworks and here crew saw a grass fire grow and build up to a home. now family and their pets are out of their home this morning, and firefighters say people shooting those fireworks are to blame. i was in the shower, and he said the house was on fire next door and it was in our yard, so i just got them out and got our animals out as fast as i could. down in san jose. firefighters say their night was pretty similar. this is video of a house catching fire after a nearby car sparked flames. firefighters are still working to determine if fireworks caused this fire. many neighbors say that they saw illegal fireworks going off shooting off in the area overnight. contra costa county fire reported 70 fires since friday evening. many of those, of course caused by fireworks in oakland, firefighters say. as of midnight , they dealt with at least five vegetation fires. departments and all of the bay area, say the

fourth of july weekend always brings in a huge volume of calls for emergencies. thankfully it sounds like last night, they were able to respond to each one and take care of them before they got out of hand. reporting live this morning. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. okay thank you, james. terrifying yeah, some of the fires and the danger rating. frustrating and i hope that, um they catch some of these people, because, frankly, it's just so dangerous, roberta . just respectful. yeah it really is. you know, we have so much dry vegetation out there. i was worried. i was so worried last night really was and then my dogs were crying. yeah they weren't crying last year, it was just that much more intense this year, and i had some great advice in the newsroom this morning. they were saying one next time put him in a room with , like all talk radio like kcbs radio because the dogs are used to hearing human voices, baby. hopefully we won't even have to try that next year, right? people just settle down out

there. hi everybody. good morning. if you're heading on out the door this morning. hi and happy tuesday. 62 degrees your number today that will be the high end pacifica, otherwise 82 degrees in fairfield. it will remain cloudy at the coast. we will have some partial sunshine in our inland areas overcast right now looking out towards the seaport of oakland temperatures extremely mild in the sixties across the board from santa rosa through san jose, and these temperatures are much more mild than just 24 hours ago. in fact, 12 degrees warmer at this hour and napa. then on monday seven at sfo nine and throughout the tri valley, it is five degrees more mild in san jose, and it's pretty much because of the southerly wind where you are seeing that wind blow out of the south. it's muggy, where you start to see it rotate to the west. that's what's going to happen this afternoon west 10 to 20 mph. that would dry out the atmosphere a little bit more, but it's still going to remain a little bit on the muggy side. just not as humid as yesterday.

here is our future cast, and you can see the marine layer has moved all the way into the central valley. it does peel back a little bit by this morning's commute, but not much . and then later today again, you will have the sunshine inland. but you're also be the recipient of some of those made in high level clouds all associated with that trough to the north of the bay area. as we forge ahead, we see that wednesday is going to be a repeat performance as far as the cloud covers concern, and that definitely will affect your tuesday and wednesday. we start to see a little bit more clearly along the coast by thursday, but let's take it back a notch one day at a time sixties along the seashore today seasonal in san francisco, below average to the north, below average by good 10 degrees to the east, and we typically should be about 85 degrees in san jose, but instead today at 79 degrees but take a look at the whole week ahead that forecast dave and pam it's still straight ahead. okay thank you, roberta. voters will get to

decide the fate of sports betting in the state of california this november up next. what different outcomes could mean if one or both measures pass, plus? so on this day amid the storm and strife may we commit ourselves to a principal patriotism? we'll show you how president biden marked the independent today holiday

5 15 here on morning sun. two in california voters will decide on seven ballot measures in november of the 72 of those initiatives would legalize sports betting, but in different ways, ktvu political reporter greg lee tells us how both sides are preparing for historically expensive fight. over the next four months, california voters will sit ringside is too heavyweight contenders battle it out the prize billions of

dollars. yeah, i mean, really, this is more than the thrilla in manila. if you think about what this is going to be like it is these two ballot measures probably set records in november , voters will decide if and how to legalize sports betting in california. one gaming industry estimate puts the potential annual revenue at $3 billion. california is the golden ticket . i mean, there isn't a better market if you're looking at gaming to sports betting initiatives qualify for the ballot, hoping to spell out how and where people can bid on sports. the first proposition. 26 also called the tribal sports wagering act is backed by a coalition of native american tribes it would legalize in person sports betting at tribal casinos and the state's four horse racetracks, including golden gate fields for people 21 over. it imposes a 10% tax on sports bets at race tracks for the state to spend on problem gambling and mental health

programs, enforcement of gambling laws and most of the money going to the general fund . the legislative analyst's office estimates it could generate tens of millions each year for the state will bring money to the state of california. ah it also will help tribes. um continue self sufficiency and the stewardship that they've maintained for 20 years proposition. 27 also called the california solutions to homelessness and mental health act is backed by sports betting giants like fanduel and draftkings. it would legalize sports betting online for people 21 over gaming companies must partner with a tribe and pay a $100 million licensing fee, among other requirements. revenue from a 10% tax would be split 85% to housing and homelessness services, the rest two tribes not involved in online sports betting state revenue could reach the hundreds of millions each year money that you can rely upon year after

year in the state of california . we don't have a permanent revenue source to fund homelessness projects and to get folks into permanent supportive housing gambling corporations are pushing a ballot measure to legalize a massive expansion of online sports. gambling in california don't believe the false attacks on the solutions act. tribal leaders support the solutions act. both sides already launching ads spending big to get voters attention and just getting started. campaign analysts predict spending could eclipse the $224 million spent by those four and against prop 22, which exempted uber and lyft drivers from state labor law. these two ballot measures because they're mano a mano head to head they should set spending records expect big attacks and endorsements during the campaign . labor leader dolores worked up recently put her backing behind the in person measure. she called the online initiative quote, misguided in dangerous it

doesn't really offer protections enough protections to ensure 100% certainty. that kids under 21 art gambling. those are just simply false attacks. look at the experiences of 23 other states that have legalized online sports betting. they're proving that you can do so safely and responsibly. last week, the online sports betting campaign rolled out new ads announcing the support of two tribes strength from the more than 60. aligning with the in person measure, california tribes are supporting our measure, especially those are that are in rural counties that are small and economic disadvantage. it undercuts their tribal self sufficiency. it will undercut the ability to continue providing jobs and economic development. as this fight continues, it's important to note voters could approve both measures which would tie things up in court. or they could reject both. either way, gaming experts say the 19 other states

without legal sports betting are watching closely seeing a state like california take the plunge would definitely be something that lawmakers in those states would have to think about, especially if the california model proves to be a good one. greg lee ktvu, fox two news greg . thank you. time is 5 20. well, the best known and most successful hot dog eating champ of all time, once again took home the title, but not before he took down. a protester who stormed the stage during the competition. did you see that san jose's own? joey chestnut put that protester and a headlock before guards took that man off the stage. the jury went back to work he dominated at the nathan's hot dog eating contest on coney island and new york. joey was on crutches because of a ruptured tendon. it's the bad did not stop him from eating 63 hot dogs in 10 minutes and he

won his 15th hot dog eating title and the seventh in a row. the contest returned to its traditional location right outside of nathan's flagship shop on coney island in brooklyn . there's joan and on crutches, crutches. don't mess with jones . yeah we did it. hey you know what? once again, you know what really goes well with hot dogs. what baseball baseball is right dogs when you walk into the into the stadium was eating a chicken , apple sausage hot dog watching the a's game and i believe in stephen boyd. i believe in stephen boyd came through had a sacrifice and a home run and the ease went on to beat the blue jays 5 to 1, and they'll be back at home again today. there you go. you're going to head on out. hey, there were 24,000 people there. last night. okay a lot to watch the fireworks. but there were 24,000 people there last

night. it was like the good old days. right so come on out and support our aids. they do have game two against the toronto blue jays at 6 40 tonight, west window, 12 game time temperature . very nice 67 degrees and partly cloudy skies. adrian martinez. he'll be on the mound for the good guys and he is right handed picture. we have mostly cloudy skies in oakland right now, several layers of cloudiness. 64 degrees there. otherwise across the bay at 63 in san francisco. many of these temperatures that you're looking at are so far are overnight lows . it's that mild outside because it's a bit on the muggy side. still we've had that south and southwest wind yesterday humidity now at 91% in throughout the tri valley, dropping to 56% are in the afternoon and one week ago today. tuesday afternoon. the relative humidity numbers away from the bay were only in their teens bone dry, so it's nice to have that additional moisture in the atmosphere, but that's going to change. it will be less than mcgee this afternoon as the winds now are rotating to the

west, which is an onshore push. they will increase 10 to 20 mph during the afternoon hours, and that's because we have this cooler air mass associated with this trough that brought a trace of precipitation of santa rosa on monday. this is again pulling down the cooler, drier air mass , so it's going to remain unseasonably cool, average high temperature this time of year and throughout the tri valley is 88 degrees instead. 10 degrees cooler. we should be in the mid eighties in santa rosa, but 75 partly cloudy skies low sixties at the beaches with very little clearing today, 77 redwood city , and we're talking about the low eighties and morgan hill now tonight. overnight with the partly cloudy skies that return the marine layer as well as it surges onshore. our temperatures will be cooler a little bit better sleeping weather in the fifties 58 degrees around alameda, cerrito and piedmont back in through oakland. 60 around the cemetery. oh, coast here is your extended forecast.

we do call for slightly warmer conditions to arrive on thursday as high pressure strengthens, and we're going to start seeing and experiencing the summer like temperatures. and they will arrive on sunday. dave roberta. thank you, thomas 5 24 fireworks at home are not off limits everywhere here in the bay area, which are you how the people of gilroy celebrated the fourth of july with their own legal fireworks. in akron, ohio, is under a curve you after that deadly police shooting of an unarmed black man, the police and the city are responding and trying to keep the peace as demonstrators demand justice.

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five and washington , dc thousands of people turned out to watch the fourth of july fireworks fireworks exploded over the national mall earlier in the day, president biden and first lady joe biden hosted the

fourth of july barbecue at the white house for military families, and the president called for unity on independent today. thank you. in fremont people gathered along paseo padre parkway to enjoy the fourth of july parade there. there were marching bands, tractors that were decorated red, white and blue and a lot more ktvu zone. south caston native was there. sal was the grand marshal. for that parade. proud of you south well, even despite the illegal fireworks shows everywhere, the only part of santa clara county where people could legally shoot off fireworks last night was in gilroy. santa clara county only allows groups to sell safe and sane fireworks. this fundraisers , the fireworks generally say on the ground instead of being shot into the air. and the people we talked to say they felt lucky to still be able to use fireworks legally, but they're focused on

staying safe. just use common sense. they really that's what it comes down to is common sense. keep your distance. don't stand right next to it when someone's lighting it kids and we just do it in the street, and we have all the safety precautions. water hose ready. just in case anything happens, the operators of fireworks and say they only sell to people who live in the area. they turned away people whose id says they live anywhere other than gilroy. a day for celebrating america's independence marked by violence . rivera and highland park, illinois, with details about the illinois, with details about the deadly when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq,

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is there to celebrate? demonstrations in several cities used the holiday to call attention to the supreme court's latest ruling on abortion rights . we hear from many people who

say independence is under attack in america. and new this morning, nato takes another step towards welcoming to new nations into the alliance. as the war in ukraine rages on. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here in mornings on to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday july 5th the day after all the fourth of july. active yes, so much going on, and it feels kind of warm outside. here's roberta with your forecast. excellent observation. it is a bit on the warm side and muggy side as well . right yeah, up is at 5 52, and as a son does make an appearance . we will notice a combination of some clouds along the coach and also submit in high level clouds streaming overhead. it is a stable weather pattern. what we received yesterday is pretty much what we have again today. there you have it. we're brightening up over the estuary, where temperatures right now are

in the sixties. it is 66 degrees of peace and concord and incent carlos sixties common across the bay area at this very early hour. meanwhile later today, numbers will spend for the sixties the beaches mid and high sixties and low seventies bayside. and then you notice that are ill and areas mid and high seventies a few low eighties, well below average for this time of the year. we'll talk about your warm up when to expect it. the details coming up, but right now, let's say a big good morning to the grand marshal at the fremont parade here, sal on. well thank you, roberta. and here i am doing traffic again at on a tuesday, the july 5th. it looks pretty good out there. i'd say so far anyway, i think we're gonna have more traffic than we had yesterday on 80 westbound looks pretty good getting out to the bay bridge toll plaza and no major problems here at the toll plaza. so you still have an opportunity to get out there before the huge crowd does at 5 32. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you,

sal. many people across the country decided to stage demonstrations on independence day we found abortion rights activists protesting in sacramento, los angeles, tampa and washington, dc all with a similar message, a call for action to ensure women can make their own decisions concerning their bodies and have access to abortions. activists here in the bay area also turned the holiday into a day of protest. ktvu s brooks jarocz caught up with those celebrating and demonstrating in san francisco. as thousands gathered here along the embarcadero in san francisco to celebrate america's birthday , a couple 100. others say this is not a time to celebrate, and a wake up call specifically a time of reckoning. what started as 1/4 of july rally for rights . fortunate man. ever apologies quickly spilled onto the streets

of san francisco protesters with a message. we're not all free anymore. so what is there to celebrate red, white and blue green, a sign of standing in support of abortion rights? after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade the millions of women that are sort of impacted by this decision. are they really free like, are those women free? i don't think so. so that juxtaposition between celebrating the freedom of the u. s and what millions of women are going to be subjected to now that roe v. wade is overturned is pretty stark. calling for nationwide legal abortion. but this crowd of a couple 100 says it goes well beyond that push toward equality for all americans since this country was founded, founded on a lot of injustice, and this is kind of the last straw taking aim and putting blame squarely on some supreme court justices. and recent controversial rulings . it's not just women's rights

that they're coming for its gay rights. it's marriage equality, its voting rights in some states the protections that people thought that they had aren't aren't here anymore. so it's a way to show those who maybe aren't as aware of what's going on. but this is a problem focus on more than just recent rulings, problems affecting all communities. gun violence, inflation, and what this group argues our basic human rights stripped away. it just gets worse every year. it seems like every time we think that it can't get worse it does. people are sleepwalking through this nightmare, which is why, instead of celebrating there peacefully fighting using their free speech and protest rights to make sure their voices are heard. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news thank you. brooks time is now 5 35 police in the suburb of chicago, still looking for a possible motive for the shooting that left six people dead during the fourth of july parade. box

reporter madeline rivera is in highland park, illinois, and the police took a person of interest into custody hours after that deadly attack. good caroline. good morning. good morning, dan . and yes, they are questioning that person of interest this morning, but i want to show you the scene behind me. i mean, this is pretty jarring if you take a look, the personal belongings some of the chairs that people left behind as they tried to flee, but gunshots that rained down from a rooftop. police are identifying 22 year old robert cremo, the third as a person of interest in monday's deadly attack, was taken into custody after an hours long manhunt. authorities say north chicago police had spotted the car cremo was believed to have been driving a brief pursuit. it was it went on the subject was taken into custody without incident. investigators say the shooter targeted people along the parade route, killing at

least six and injuring more than two dozen. when the shots rang out. some people first mistook them for fireworks before quickly realizing what they were my granddaughter said to me. mature themes you think pop up. don't want the bad guy shoot you. and she's two years old. police say a high powered rifle was recovered at the scene as the investigation continues. more details are being revealed about cuomo's background. his uncle says he was quiet but did like to make music like a rapper is i know, but i never even preview has videos at all least one of his videos reportedly featured violent images, including a drawing of a man aiming a gun at another person. community members now trying to come to terms with the violence. i don't recognize our country anymore. and as of now, no charges have been filed against primo dan. madeline before you

go. most of us may not know the town of highland park. could you describe that community? it looks like a beautiful town of queenstown. could you just briefly describe what that community is like? yeah. yeah it's north of chicago, and it's an affluent suburb and it's a close knit community. um you know, this is the last place that people would imagine shooting like this take place. at least that's what people here have said. they said that this is a very beautiful, peaceful community. and so of course they're all in shock in the wake of this tragedy again when you talk about some of the underlying factors here, just the fact that it was 1/4 of july parade. people were out here having a good time. you've got kids here. they this is a parade that's been going on for years. this was the last thing that they would have imagined. so it's there's a lot of shock and a lot of grief in this community. dan rivera, thank you

from highland park, illinois. all right. we'll continue to check in on that story for updates right now we want to go to roberta gonzalez, who is here talking about our forecast, a little muggy. hopefully um that that humidity is good for the firefight because i know there are several little spot fires, at least from those those fireworks, illegal fireworks. that's a great observation. we had some moisture in the atmosphere, some very high relative amenity. and then did you see the clouds towards sunset last night and our inland areas that actually was a silver lining around the clouds, and this morning we have several decks. it clouds from the coast to the bay to our inland areas with the combination of overcast conditions and a little bit of drizzle at the beaches in bay. otherwise it's made in high level cloudiness and our inland areas. this is it. this is the great slate over the estuary. official sunrise is at 5 53, so it's brightening up out there. temperature wise were in the

fifties and sixties, but only really along the coast. are we seeing those high fifties everywhere else? it's extremely mild and muggy in the sixties. it's 67 degrees now and throughout the tri valley with the relative humidity at 90. in fact, if you want to compare this with last week at three o'clock on tuesday, just as weak during the heat of the day, we were in the teens as far as our relative humidity is concerned, bone dry, very brittle vegetation. now, today we have relatively amid itty between about 52% in san jose, too. 91% in half moon bay, so we still have a little bit of moisture in the atmosphere, which is certainly good news in case there's any kind of firefighting efforts. meanwhile it's the winds when the winds are out of the south. that's when we see the higher humidity and we're still seeing a bit of that in the north bay. we're going to see these winds fluctuate to the west 10 to 20 mph during the day, and that's when the relative humidity will begin to come down right now. we're looking at a shield of clouds

from the coast through the bay. into our inland areas in the central valley as well. during the afternoon hours, we're going to see some of these clouds retreat right there in our inland areas to the south as well. we'll call it partly cloudy in the north bay in sucked in along the seashore, and then it's wash, rinse and repeat for our wednesday a carbon copy less clouds towards thursday warmer conditions. ever tried temperature this time of the year and santa rosa's 83 today 75 degrees pretty spot on in san francisco end in oakland , otherwise well below average and throughout the tri valley and about five degrees below normal in san jose in the high seventies, back in through cupertino. and campbell also rose garden district seventies will baround san mateo and also around east palo alto. 62 degrees n. pacifica hey ocean beach today in the mid and high sixties and 73 degrees of alejo , venetia and martinez tonight, overnight with that veil of

cloudiness, temperature wise into the fifties, so it will be cooler tonight overnight with the drier air mass better sleeping weather and then meanwhile, your extended forecast as called for high pressure to rebound by the end of the work week, and we're talking about summery temperatures by sunday. until then, enjoy your tuesday. hard roberta. thank you time. it's 5 42 new at six o'clock major worries from a bay area health leader about where covid is heading why, he says vaccinations are losing their effectiveness. and a plea and personal appeal directly to president biden. the message from w. n b a star britney griner as she remains in custody in russia.

(text message alerts) (car engine accelerating) (text message alert) (bird chirping) (glass shattering) (loose gravel clanking) is onto his 5 44 new this morning, the 30 members of nato

took another step towards approving the addition of sweden and finland to the nato alliance , the 30 ambassadors and permanent representatives formally approved last week's decision where the alliance invited sweden and finland to join nato. now the membership bids of these two countries will go next to the legislatures of the individual countries for their approval. now the leader of turkey said his country's parliament could block the process if sweden and finland don't meet turkey's demand to extradite terrorist suspects who were a new supreme allied commander in europe, his u. s army generalror force general todd walters in a change of command ceremony in belgium. the nato chief said. the change comes at a turning point for transatlantic security because of the brutal war in ukraine. the incoming commander

talked about unity. i know we will go. further together. we have been together. we are together now facing the grave challenges. on this continent. and we will march. together. into a beautiful future of peace and prosperity for all of us. last week at a summit meeting in madrid, nato leaders agreed to put more weapons and defense along its eastern front there russia and also increase the number of troops that can be deployed fast. russia is claiming full control over one of two provinces in eastern ukraine. that's after russian forces seized the last major stronghold of ukrainian resistance in the luhansk province. ukraine says the decision was made withdraw its troops before they were surrounded. stocky paradox. we cannot lay down our weapons because otherwise people disappear as a stateple. russian

the path of war. uk in switzerland to discuss how and when to start rebuilding ukraine . ukrainian leaders estimate it will cost $750 billion to rebuild the country after the war. time is our 5 47 w. n b a basketball star britney griner is making a direct appeal the president biden to gain her freedom from detention in russia in a letter that was passed on through her representatives, brittney griner wrote quote. i'm terrified. i might be here forever. she also said, i realize you're dealing with so much but please don't forget about me and the other detainees. brittany grinder has been in russian custody since february. that's when she was arrested at an airport in moscow for allegedly traveling with cannabis oil. the san jose sharks could make nhl history when they introduced the team's new general manager later this morning. former sharks forward

mike greer is considered the front runner for the job. if he is named as the new gm, he will be the first black general manager in the nhl. career played with the sharks from 2000 and six through 2000 and nine he has been in nhl scout and assistant coach in new jersey. his brother, chris, is the general manager of the nfl's miami dolphins. former gm doug wilson was the sharks top executive for 19 years, but he stepped down for health reasons in april. fascinating story. yeah time is fine, 48. do you know who my favorite grand marshall is for any parade anywhere? mm initials are sal castaneda hated. how fun. thank you, dave. bravo appreciate that, right? did you let's see the wave that you did so very good. yep. all right. well you know what? let's get right to the traffic because yesterday we had a light day and i think today we're going to have a pretty good day. but i

think we're going to have more people will see, though. it's still pretty light out there. i don't see a lot of traffic just yet. so maybe we'll have another day. you know, july is a little unpredictable because sometimes people do take vacation. and maybe this will be a light day. it looks good on the same material bridge. and it still looks good on highway four. a little bit of slowing, but 6 80 looks good as well. driving from concord to alamo and san ramon. 5 49. let's bring in roberta, who is handling today's weather duties. hey sal, so everybody was asking you to show the wave. i just want to know what kind of a car were you in? part. it was a classic military jeep. cool yeah, it was very cool. good for you. do you have any family in the military? no no, but i really liked that cheap. roberta. you would have loved it . you would have talked to that guy for hours. i know you. well, i know you to know i was just asking because my mom was 40 year marine. she would have

loved to see us both in that jeep there. hey, if you're getting ready to get out of the door this morning, we do have overcast skies. good morning to all of you. we do have very similar conditions to what we experienced yesterday as we peer out past the estuary. looking at the overcast skies. we do have a ceiling roughly down about 600 ft. and also 1200 thing, see that layer of low clouds very close to the bay of water there. temperatures yes, it feels very muggy and mild into the sixties 66 degrees in san carlos said. if you want to compare this morning to yesterday, it is 12 degrees warmer at this hour at 5 50. in napa. it is five degrees warmer in oakland and across the bay at sfo and san carlos, seven and five incentives. a it's all because the winds when the winter, bolen added the south and southwest. that's when it feels a little bit more on the muggy side later today, these wins are going to rotate more too, but onshore push 10 to 20

mph, and when that occurs, not as mcgee as it was on the fourth of july. now we have this upper level trough right here. it did bring a couple of rain drops to the santa rosa area yesterday, and i even received some pictures of rainbows in discovery bay from shelley carter and meanwhile, it's all because of that right there, and that area of low pressure is beginning to push onshore and traverse more and in north easterly direction, but it is pulling down some cooler air mass and as it does, that our temperatures here will remain and seasonably cool. in fact, typically this time of the year we should be at 88 degrees in throughout pleasanton and livermore. and dublin and sam ramon. but instead today into the mid seventies, we should be mid eighties to the north. but instead today 75 degrees in santa rosa, hey, san francisco and oakland. that's pretty spot on for this time of the year, but san jose's averaging about five degrees below normal and a good 10 degrees below average in morgan hill, ending gilroy tonight with the layers of clouds overhead, plus the return of the coastal stratus.

temperatures into the fifties and sixties. you've got to love that 52 in santa rosa that makes for some good sleeping weather. alright here you go. your extended forecast. we are calling for status quo. on wednesday, high pressure begins to rebound and flex its muscles on thursday, and as we forge ahead towards sunday in our inland areas will start to see some temperatures. they're indicative of where we should be. for this time of the year. pam and dave roberta time is 5 52. no, it's six o'clock. it's the number one movie at the box office last weekend. so why do some theaters have a dress code for the new minions movie? don't worry, we'll explain, and there's some good news for people with medical debt. the reason it won't soon affect your credit scores.

prosecutors are defending a decision to put singer r. kelly on suicide watch. the u. s attorney's office in brooklyn, filed court documents saying it's for his own safety after a psychological exam. however r kelly's lawyers claim he is not suicidal and that president officials only put him under suicide watch is a form of punishment. r kelly was sentenced last week to 30 years in prison for charges relating to sexually abusing young girls . singer ricky martin is calling

allegations against him completely false. so far his accuser has not been revealed. now the person filed a complaint in puerto rico under its domestic violence laws, which led to a restraining order against martin. the complaint says the accuser ended their seven month relationship, but martin still made frequent unwanted contact. martin has been married to his husband for five years, he went on social media. to deny the allegations and vowed to respond with quote , facts and the dignity that characterize me. 5 56 actress amber heard is asking a judge to throw out the $10 million verdict against her in the johnny depp defamation case. the amber heard's lawyers say the judgment is not supported by the evidence presented during that six week trial. the 43 page motion described the verdict as excessive and should be set aside. legal experts say the motion mainly rehashes some of amber heard's defense during the

trial. she does plan to appeal and this finding is a first step in that process. gas prices while still high are dropping, the average gas price in the country is now for 80 a gallon. that's eight cents lower than a week ago. in california, the average price of a gallon of gas 6 23, which is seven cents lower than a week. ago in the bay area , the most expensive gas is still in napa at 6 45 a gallon the least expensive in the vallejo fairfield area at 6 20 a gallon president biden is calling on companies to set prices at gas stations to bring the prices down in a tweet, the president said, bring down the price you are charging at the pump to reflect the cost you're paying for the product. now that prompted a tweeted response from amazon founder jeff bezos questioning the white house's quote understanding of market dynamics, the white house press secretary says, while oil prices have dropped by about $15 over the past month prices at the pump have barely come down at

all people we spoke with say they believe the high prices are here to stay. i don't see it coming down. i think they're just getting used to it being up and trying to get us used to going up. you know, i think the slight depth is probably just a lure, hoping to get people to buy onto whatever. um, whatever we're being told, is the reason that they're so high. no analysts say. for every $10, a barrel of oil goes down. gas prices should drop 25 cents at the pump. time is now 5 58, it's official. now most californians will be getting a 2022 stimulus check to help all set rising inflation. at these payments are called better for families refunds and to get a refund. you have to have filed a 2020 california tax return by october 15th of 2021. and the refund of mount will be based on your income for single filers. the refund ranges between $200 and $700. depending on whether or

not you have dependence for married couples. it ranges from $500 to about $1050. the payment will go out between the end of october and the middle of january. nearly half of all americans could get a boost to their credit scores due to changes in the way medical debt is reported. medical debt is a huge problem. 45% of americans either have medical debt or still have a hit on their credit report, even though they have paid that debt off. that's according to lendingtree, now even after medical debt was paid to consider on your credit report, hurting your score for up to seven years, but that changed july 1st. paid medical debt is being removed from the reports at all three credit bureaus equifax, experian and trans union and consumers now have one year up from six months to pay medical debt before it even hits your credit score. well did you get any sleep last night? illegal fireworks were lighting up the sky around the bay area for the fourth of july

. residents of one east bay city say their complaints went unanswered. plus, my granddaughter said to me when you're sleeping. she's like pop up. don't want the bad guy shoot you, and she's two years old community is reeling after 1/4 of july parade was ripped apart by gunfire. what we're now learning about the person of interest arrested in that deadly shoot. 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 tuesday morning, july 5th, roberta gonzalez and again this morning. talking about our weather, too little little tropical out there. we like to say. instead of muggy it sounds more positive . yeah, yeah. sounds appealing. more relaxing, right? yeah it was very muggy yesterday. some areas of drizzle even a trace amount of precipitation reported around the santa rosa area. morning everybody. we still have

layers of clouds outside right now. low clouds, patchy fog along the seashore em right there at the estuary. otherwise cloud cover all the way inland mid and high level cloudiness and our temperatures are in the mid sixties. how about that? except half moon bay in the high fifties. relative humidity is up there in the eighties and nineties but later today will drop into the fifties sixties seventies and 91% along the seashore where we will have very little clearing. not as muggy today as yesterday, but nonetheless, it won't be as dry filling as it was last week when we had heat and dryness, temperature wise below average sixties beaches, 71 degrees in oakland and up to 82 degrees warmer spot to the east and 81 to the south of morgan hill. we will have your full week ahead forecast that's still stored ahead. but right now, let's send it back on over to the desk. alright roberta right now we do have traffic on highway four. that is going to be okay. if you are driving. it's a little bit

slow. i'm looking around. i don't see a lot going on silicon valley is quiet. you also see the traffic on the big bridge is light. so far, we'll see if that changes at 601. let's get right back to the desk, pal. thank you. it is 601 you see these illegal fireworks sparked several fires in the east bay during the night, and firefighters were busy responding to all of them. ktvu is james torres is in pittsburgh this morning. one city filled with people who were setting off fireworks, james good morning. david's exactly what law enforcement didn't want to see. it's exactly what firefighters had warned about but as a result of neighborhoods, just sparking off fires from either the front yards, our backyards, you name it illegally setting off fireworks. they set off a number of house fires and grass fires as well. okay ah! this is some

ring doorbell video from a homeowner in the east bay last night. it shows kids playing with fireworks dangerously close to a family sitting in their front yard. this didn't lead to any issues, but it's exactly what fire officials don't want to see. i want to show you now a scene from the skies of oakland overnight. fireworks went off for hours, most of which fired illegally. oakland did have a hotline to report those illegal fireworks. but it reportedly did not work down in san jose. we have video of a house catching fire after a nearby car sparked flames. the homeowner there woke up to their dog barking at the fire and a retired san jose firefighter rushed them to safety. investigators are still working to confirm if fireworks caused this fire. but many neighbors say they saw illegal fireworks shooting off in the area overnight. obviously with three years of drought and extreme fire conditions, fireworks obviously illegal in san jose, so any sort of spark could be disastrous and where there is a structure or other structures. we've had multiple

fires today. as a result of illegal fireworks. there was a. in pittsburgh. firefighters say a grass fire grew and built up to a home now a family and their pets are out of that house this morning, and firefighters say people shooting fireworks are completely to blame. contra costa county fire reported 70 fires since friday evening, many confirmed to be caused by fireworks in oakland, firefighters say as of midnight , they dealt with at least five vegetation fires again as a result of fireworks. departments and all of the bay area, say the fourth of july weekend always brings in a huge volume for emergency calls. of course, those fire calls as well. so no doubt a busy weekend and it doesn't change from year to year. we're live this morning in pittsburgh. i'm james torres. ktvu fox. two news. all right. thank you, james. incredible video this morning. fire crews across the bay area are still watching out for flare ups from the dozens of fires believed to be caused by illegal fireworks on the fourth of july holiday, investigators say a firecracker

ignited a grass fire in brentwood in eastern contra costa county. that started shortly before eight o'clock last night near the port chicago highway. the fire burned about six acres before crews got the flames under control, and investigators in san francisco believe illegal fireworks also set up a fire near twin peaks that was reported shortly before five o'clock yesterday evening on twin peaks boulevard near panorama drive. people living in the area were told to close their windows due to the heavy smoke. cruz did manage to contain the flames in about two hours after the fire burned about two acres. crews in san francisco also responded to a small grass fire in mclaren park in the city's visitation valley neighborhood. firefighters say they could hear fireworks going off in the park while they battled the flames yesterday afternoon. they managed to quickly contain that fire, and it burned just a few acres. time now. 605 cal fire focused on the wildfire in the sierra foothills that's forcing evacuations. it's

called the electrified it started monday afternoon and then erupted and spread fast. now we expect to get an update this morning on the electric fire. which is burned at least 959 acres. it's burning along electra road near highway 49 in rugged terrain. the smoke out there filled the skies across the sacramento region and helicopters joined the firefight. right now, 100 homes are in danger by the flames, and the fire is 0% contained, but residents there have faith in the firefighters at first. it's a little scary, um, go ahead of friday's scene, you know, like they're doing pretty good at it. they saved our house multiple times now, so i have faith in them. more than 13,000. pg and e customers have lost their power , and at least one first responder was treated at a hospital for minor injuries. yeah, this horrifying video and

sound. six people are dead after a gunman opened fire at a holiday parade in a chicago suburb, 30. others are hurt and police have taken one man into custody. highland park police say the gunman was on the roof of a building along the parade route. 22 year old robert cremo . the third was taken into custody just about eight hours after the shooting. police are not saying how they linked primo to the shooting terrified people along that parade route. said we had to run, so we started shooting again. and we ran behind the building and i've put my son in a dumpster. and he sat there with his dog. and i went back to look for the rest of my family. i remember hearing shootings going like that and then reloading and then again, and people screaming and running. it was just really traumatizing and scary. now the governor of illinois says the shooting at a holiday celebration shows a very dark

side of america. it is devastating that our celebration of america was ripped apart by our uniquely american plague. police are not officially naming cremo as a suspect yet they are not explaining why, but they do say the shooting appears to be intentional. so far. the only information they have released about the victims is that the five people who died along the parade route we're all adults. the sixth person died at the hospital. no information about that person is being made public , but we'll take you live to chicago for an update in our next half hour to philadelphia police officers of recovering after being shot during the fourth of july celebration they were on security duty last night at a holiday content on the ben franklin parkway when the shooting started just before 10. pm both of the wounded officers are in stable condition. so far, no arrests have been made, and there's no word yet of a possible motive in the shooting.

place in sacramento are still searching for whoever is responsible for a deadly shooting outside a nightclub in the downtown area. one person was killed. four others were wounded. that shooting was first reported shortly before two o'clock yesterday morning. just as the bars were closing. it happened as many people wereingy holiday in downtown sacramento. the shooting was just blocks away from where six people were killed during a shootout between rival gang members in early april. time is now 609. we're learning that as many as four people are in critical condition after a car hit pedestrians who were waiting at a bus stop in san francisco. the video from the citizen app shows the aftermath of the crash at ninth avenue and lincoln way in the sunset district, according to supervisor murder melgaard one car hit another pushing it into the people who were waiting at that bus stop, and we're trying to get an update on how the people who were hit by the car or doing this morning that road in the area was closed for

several hours, but it has since reopened. across the bay area people gathered for the fourth of july for professional legal fireworks shows. full fourth of july celebrations took place on the embarcadero in san francisco for the first time in three years. despite the fog rolling in to hamper the show, thousands gathered to take in the sights, sounds and smells of the holiday festivities right near the water. many people staked out their spots hours before the big fireworks show, the perez family of oakley say they were excited to return to their favorite patch of grass, which they say offers pretty spectacular views. this is the spot. we get the music back here. going with the fireworks barge comes right here right in front of us. i mean, all day we see alcatraz barge comes and then those fireworks start charter boat companies were busy as well, providing customers a view of the fireworks from the water, one company offering seats for just about $70, but a lot of people

got a chance to get out and injuring some of those legal fireworks returned to some traditions. that's what we keep hearing just kind of a nice family feelings what they wanted . all right. time is now 6 10. let's check in with sal. he's back, and he's watching what's happening on the roads. how's our commute? you know, we have a new crash now reported eastbound . it just came in eastbound 80 at buchanan street, and i'm just looking at it here on the map. let me show you where it is. it's eastbound just getting out of berkeley. heading up to albany at buchanan streets are going this way. we don't see any slow traffic yet, but it was just reported a minute ago. so we'll see what happens. chp is on the way you can see the other way that you sure freeway. it looks a little foggy there. and this morning's commute at the bay bridge is still pretty light , although they were getting a little bit of a backup in those middle lane, not a big one, but a little one at 6 11. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal. some parts of

the bay area where we're fireworks are not illegal, and we're gonna take you to gilroy where people were able to celebrate with safe and sane explosions and get ready for a big political fight over sports . gambling in california will tell you why do ballot initiatives that will vote on this fall? we're already getting a lot of attention.

november is still months away, but to state initiatives are shaping up to be very high profile. there are two competing proposals to legalize sports betting here in california. and very soon you'll probably start singing campaign ads like these out of state gambling corporations are pushing a ballot measure to legalize a massive expansion of online sports gambling in california don't believe the false attacks on the solutions act. tribal leaders support the solutions act. prop 27 is being called the

california solutions to homelessness and mental health act. it's supported by sports betting giants, including fanduel and draft gangs. it legalizes online betting by having gaming companies team up with native american tribes and paying a $100 million license fee. money from a 10% tax would pay for housing and other projects with ian housed with a small part of it going to indian tribes that are not involved in online betting. money that you can rely upon year after year in the state of california. we don't have a permanent revenue source to fund homelessness projects and to get folks into permanent supportive housing. now the other initiative is prop 26. it's called the tribal sports wagering act coalition of california tribes is supporting it. it allows in person sports betting at tribal casinos and horse racing tracks, including golden gate fields. it also has

a 10% tax with that money dedicated to be spent on mental health programs. and people who have gambling problems, but most of the money would go to california's general tax fund. will bring money to the state of california. ah it also will help tribes continue self sufficiency and the stewardship that they've maintained for 20 years. now california voters could reject both of those initiatives or approved just one or approve. both of them. is that happens, the plans could end up in the courts. there is growing fears about a new covid sub variant that's more contagious and evades immune responses. the b a five sub variant comes from the omicron family doctors are certain it will become the dominant strain here in the us the chair of the ucsf medicine department calls be a five another covid curveball that could lead to mask mandates, he says. vaccinations and booster

shots reduced the risk of hospitalizations and deaths. but that the shots are no longer effective in preventing transmission. dr anthony fauci says these variants are why he believes it is unlikely that we will ever achieve classic herd immunity against the covid virus . herd immunity refers to in a large segment of the population becomes immune to the disease. dr fauci says herd immunity is achieved through two main factors of virus that doesn't change very much and the immunity that's a long lasting while these qualities may apply to measles, smallpox and polio, the covid virus continues to mutate. our time is 6 17. this may upset some people, the united states no longer is honoring expired passports. they've ended that pandemic era rule for the past couple of years, the us allowed travelers to come back into the country with an expired us passport. it was put in place because of extreme processing delays, but that ended this weekend justice travel is ramping back up. at

one point passport processing times were more than four months . now it's down to about two months. that's more standard. the new minions movie topped the box office this weekend, but a tiktok trend is actually leading to some theaters, limiting what people can wear to see it. it can't buy me. it's called the gentle minions challenge where large groups of teenagers show up dressed in suits and prom dresses to watch the new minion movie, they cheer loudly, like football game in the movie begins in. some are even starting mosh pits in the theater. some uk theater chains have actually banned formal wear because of it. lots of these high school aged kids grew up watching the despicable me movies, so the trend is partially based on nostalgia. do you think, pam? i mean marsh pit is probably not a great idea in

the theater, but dressing up like it's just like the rocky horror picture show right if they want to dress up and go see the minions, people who made the movie they're happy, right come see the movie and large groups. we better go to south 6 19. there are things happening in our commute, right? that's right . there is a crash. dave and pam eastbound 80th buchanan street now our camera. to fog. it'd normally we could see that way up there, but it's a little foggy. so i will say that eastbound 80 doesn't have a big backup. yet it's going this way is where the crashes, chp has arrived on the scene. it's not affecting the westbound. commute direction. let me check out the bridge. there is a small delay here at the toll plaza. it's of course, it's not a holiday anymore, so people are back to work and we do have a little bit of slowing right here. that's about although we're starting off this tuesday morning commute moderate. it's a moderate community what i should say 6 19. let's go to roberta, who's handling the weather? how about that today, huh? steve paulson

got to sleep in with all the fireworks going off all night long. perfect he knows how to call. it really does everybody and good morning to you. if you're wondering about what to expect out the door this morning, very similar conditions to yesterday. in fact, we do have a stable weather pattern sixties to eighties. this is what i'm talking about overcast skies right now looking out towards the estero in. isn't that lovely? no small craft advisory in place there until wednesday night into your thursday otherwise onshore. we go to temperatures into the sixties. it is 66 degrees apiece in san carlos, and also and san jose. it's a very mild start to your day. in fact, these numbers are anywhere between two and 11 degrees warmer than just 24 hours ago, and it's all because of that southerly and southwesterly when we were experiencing yesterday that ushered in all that mugginess. now the winds are beginning to rotate and when they moved back onshore out of the west, that's when we see less humidity, less

moisture in the atmosphere. so today will be a little bit drier. mitt still not as dry as the last week. we are bone dry into the teens, as far as our humidity is concerned, whether it's trough to the north of us, it's still spreading some light rain showers and throughout the pacific northwest and maybe even that northwestern quadrant at the state of california. we had a few raindrops yesterday and santa rosa. in fact, they reported officially a trace amount of precipitation. so here we go tonight you see the clouds still laden along the coast side and into the bay and then we start to see some mixing occur on wednesday as a trough exits. we see less cloud cover along the couch. but the cool air masses still surging down from that trough to the north of us what we call it and seasonably cool. in fact, typically this time of the year we should be at 88 degrees right around dublin and sam, ramon and pleasant and backing through livermore. but instead today 10 degrees cooler than that low eighties and morgan hill when we should be flirting with 90 degrees, we

should be in the mid eighties and santa rosa. but instead today 75 oakland and in san francisco pretty much spot on as far as seasonal high temperatures are concerned. tonight with a blanket of cloud cover temperatures will be cooler than what we have overnight this morning into the fifties for the most part, except for antibiotic 63 degrees and 60 and brown san mateo back into burlingame. here is your five day forecast. we are calling for the mild conditions to continue on wednesday. then we bump up the temperatures ever so gently on thursday and we start to see seasonal weather return right here to the bay area over the weekend. meanwhile make it a great day, pam. alright, thank you, roberta. it wasn't just fireworks keeping police busy over the holiday weekend up next. the injuries that were reported after a sideshow in the north bay. in the pride of santa's a pulls out another victory at the annual hot dog eating contest. why joey chestnut had a surprise challenged during the competition.

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the double bacon cheesy jack combo starting at $5.99. order on the jack app today. about the bay area celebrated the fourth of july. danville is beloved tradition brought hundreds of people to the downtown area to celebrate. people got there bright and early to secure a spot for their chairs along hearts avenue with parades scaled back or canceled in the last few years. many people we spoke to said it feels good to be back. family tradition kind of walk down here and watch the parade every year. it's always fun. part of the parade. favorite part is probably seen all the fire trucks and everything with their sirens going down. always great. more than 100 groups marched in the parade, which lasted for about two hours. despite illegal fireworks shows the only part of santa clara county where people could legally shoot off

fireworks last night was in gilroy, santa clara county only allows groups to sell safe and sane fireworks as fundraisers. the fireworks generally stay on the ground rather than shoot up into the air. people we talked to said they felt lucky to still be able to use fireworks legally , but said there are still focused on trying to stay safe. just use common sense. they really that's what it comes down to is common sense. keep your distance. don't stand right next to it when someone's lighting it kids and we just do it in the street, and we have all the safety precautions. water hose ready. just in case anything happens. fireworks stand. operators say they only sell to people who live in the area. they turn away people whose i'd say that they live anywhere other than gilroy. the best known and most successful hot dog eating champion of all time , once again took home the title , but not before he took down. a protester who stormed the stage during the competition. i took

him out as he was eating hot dogs at san jose's own joey chestnut, but that protester in a quick headlock before the guards took banana on stage, and then he went on to dominate the nathan's hot dog eating contest as usual on coney island. he was on crutches as well because of a ruptured tendon, but that also didn't stop him from meeting 63 hot dogs. in 10 minutes, he won the 15th hot dog eating title. and the seventh in a row. the biden administration is reportedly clearing out a backlog of immigration cases why it could lead to thousands of undocumented people not having to worry about being deported. and new calls for one bay area county to do more to provide affordable housing the changes demanded in a new grand jury

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lie protests. the bay area activists who hit the streets, calling attention to the recent supreme court decision about abortion. and new this morning nato taking another step towards welcoming to new nations into the alliance. as the war in ukraine rages on. from ktvu. fox. two news. this is mornings on t. and as we take you live to the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. wall street gets back to work after the long holiday weekend, but the dow is such a drop close to 400 points. as the holiday is over, but the concerns over the economy continue. good morning. thank you for joining us. i do have to say, really quick capital birthday to maddie. it's her birthday today. she's an amazing young woman getting her teaching credential. she's working at the discovery museum. kids are going to be so lucky to have her of you young people becoming teachers and we thank you but happy birthday to marry the girl. all right. thank you for

joining us. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning. july 5th. roberta was back outside, checking the weather for you. it's still overcast and still kind of tropical tropical i like to say , okay. you feel like vacation and stuff? that sounds? yeah and i refer to dave clark as our human barometer. yeah thank you for stepping outside and giving me an update a personal update on the weather conditions, dave. i greatly appreciate that. because you are spot on we will see high temperatures again today very similar to yesterday from 62 at the beaches, too. 82 degrees and our inland areas. clouds at the coast. partly sunny inland, starting off gray , ending up with some blue sky inland. you could see that gray slate right there as we take a bird's eye view out towards the seaport of oakland. words 64 degrees. now look at these temperatures as dave was alluding to its a bit tropical outside, there's a little muggy, doesn't it? temperature wise

high fifties and mid sixties? no, those aren't our highs. those are temperatures right here right now later today, staying in the sixties and the coast and low eighties inland, we've got your full forecast. and we'll even toss in that. oakland a's outlook with first the senate on over to sell. good morning, sir. good morning to you, roberta. right now we do have a bigger crowd at the bay bridge. all of a sudden, it showed up for you here at the toll plaza. so any thought of having a lighter than usual tuesday has been dashed, at least for now. you can see how busy it is on the bridge approach here. san mateo bridge also looks pretty heavy. we can show you that that traffic is busy. although it is not stop and go. we do have word that the amtrak capitol corridor train number 5 21 is delayed. it stops just south of oakland's jack london square, for some reason will get to the bottom of that. but if you take capitol corridor you might see some delays. you probably should check with amtrak. 6 32. let's go back to

the headlines. all right. thank you. well, hundreds of demonstrators used independence day to protest and rally for abortion rights. these protesters marched in san francisco along the embarcadero holding signs criticizing the supreme court decision to overturn roe versus wade. activists want protections for abortion rights in all 50 states , and they also say the issue goes well beyond abortion and towards equality for all americans. since this country was founded, founded on a lot of injustice, and this is kind of the last straw. it's not just women's rights that they're coming for its gay rights. it's marriage equality, its voting rights in some states. now, the protesters say eliminating abortion rights is just a part of the problem. the demonstrators are also frustrated about gun violence, rising inflation and human rights. police are investigating after two people were found dead

in their home near lake merritt. police say a family member called police early yesterday morning asking for welfare check at the home on perkins street. police found the bodies of a 27 year old man and a 25 year old woman who had been shot. so far . the names of the victims have not been released. the police want anyone with any information, please contact them. vallejo police say about 200 cars were involved in a sideshow sunday night near the six flags amusement park. this is video of the side shows posted online. one man was hit by cars vandalized in is hospitalized in critical condition. another person is being treated after being shot, but that person is expected to survive. so far, no word of any arrests. time is 6 34 happening today, the san leandro city council will debate a proposal to keep police officers and dispatchers from leaving the staffing internally. andrew is down 40% of normal. the city should have 90 sworn police officers but 21 physician to

right now vacant, 12 more officers are out on workers comp leave. the city council will debate the resolution from negotiating with the union representatives to use funds from bacon jobs to pay eligible staffers as much as an extra 20. $1000 new this morning. the 30 members of nato have taken another step to approve, adding sweden and finland to the alliance. the 30 ambassadors and permanent representatives formally approved the decision of last week's nato summit. when the alliance made the decision to invite sweden and finland the membership bids of the two countries now go to the legislature for the individual countries for approval. turkey's leader has said his country's parliament could block the process if sweden and finland failed to meet turkey's demand to extradite terrorist suspects with links to outlawed kurdish groups. thomas house, 6 35 to biden administration reportedly is dismissing thousands of cases

against undocumented immigrants as a way to deal with backlog cases in immigration court. according to the washington examiner, ice prosecutors have been told to dismiss the case is for anyone who crossed the border illegally before november 1st of 2020 unless they've been identified as a national security or public safety threat. examiner says, since that mandate took effect on april 25th between 60,000 and 80,000 cases have been dismissed. the community and a chicago suburb is reeling this morning after six people were left dead after 1/4 of july parade. fox's medal in rivera live in highland park, illinois , with how people are feeling after a person of interest was arrested, and madeline, i know you're out there we can see the crime scene tape behind you. is the whole area. we've seen just images of chairs and bikes left behind is the whole area of crime scene. what is that downtown like? yeah i mean,

let's just give you a look at it. and perhaps that can give you more details, and you can see for yourself frankly so you can see the chairs and the personal belongings that left the people left behind in their haste to try and escape gunshots that rained down from the rooftop. of a business here in highland park yesterday, when you think about this community, i mean, this is for people to give people more context. this is an affluent suburb about 40 minutes north of chicago, and people describe it as a close knit community. and they say the fourth of july parade is a parade that's been going on for years. so people had come out here early in the morning hours to try and get the prime spot to see the facilities to see the parade go by when those shots broke out around 10 15 am local . and so this community is, of course, grappling with losses of their community. they're not only collecting their belongings

that they left behind yesterday. i just saw woman come here and collect some of the things that she left behind. but they were also coping with the aftermath of this tragedy. so this is a community that's in shock and grief right now, as you can probably imagine, pam madeleine , what can you tell us about that? says the suspected gunmen . we hear that there have been there were postings on social media. what have you been able to learn about what led up to put it, taking that person into custody? right so police took into custody of robert cremo. he is like being identified as a person of interest, and police at this point are questioning cremo in connection with this shooting, and no charges have been filed against him just yet. but yes, you're right. they are we are learning more details about some of his background. so we do know from his uncle who

spoke to one of our stations here. fox 32, chicago. that he was a man that kept to himself. he was quiet. he was a loner. he's in his early twenties and that he was an aspiring rapper. he was an aspiring musician, according to his uncle, and that he had posted some videos online and that's where we get into that social media or his history . as you mentioned just a few minutes ago, pam so police say that there were some videos posted online, including some that had violent themes, including one of them at least having an image of violent image of a man drawing a rifle, aiming a rifle at another person, so these are the sort of pieces of evidence and images and history and background that police will be looking into this morning, pam. all right, madeline rivera there in highland park outside of chicago. i know that the

country's our hearts go out to that town, and we'll check in with you for updates throughout the morning. our time is about 6 39 back here at home salad here is a brand new crash. it happened in marin county and people have been hurt. so what happened? lanes are blocked southtown water, one near seminary, which is near the bottom of the county, sat down. one wanted marine county heading down to mill valley area, the tiber on south marijuana. one seminary. there is a crash in all south. dont lanes are blocked right now and the fire department and the chp says these are serious injuries have just issued a sig alert. which means i think it's going to be there for a while. if you're driving south in marine now. meanwhile if you're driving on the richmond bridge to marin, that's not affecting you. traffic is getting a little bit busy there as well. it's also getting busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see here it is backed up all the way out to the may so we have full

strength. people are back after the holiday 6 40. let's talk about today's weather. here's roberta. getting busy on the estuary areas. well sal castaneda. buttigieg boats as well and we see a lot of gray sky out there currently air temperature very mild as you're stepping on out into the sixties of sixes in san carlos, and in san jose, these temperatures are substantially warmer than just 24 hours ago by anywhere from let's say four degrees and nevada to seven and livermore at one time. it was 12 degrees warmer and napa and it's all because of the wind yesterday, the wind south and southwest up to 20, ushering in the higher humidity. today, these winds will be rotating to the west. more of an onshore push 10 to 20 during the afternoon hours. we do have that marine layer extending all the way into the central valley. on top of that mid and high level clouds all associated with the disturbance to the north of us now, by this afternoon, you start to see gradual clearing and throughout

the tri valley, but it quickly fills back in. and then tomorrow morning we're overcast, but we see the clouds thinning tomorrow late afternoon. this is the area of low pressure. as it takes a nose dive to the south. it's ushering in that cooler air mass. so our temperatures are unseasonably cool for this time of the year. for this fifth day of july, we should be nearly 90 and throughout the tri valley, but instead 78 degrees pleasant in livermore. san ramon dublin 75. degrees set of rosa 76 today . sommerfeldt terra linda larkspur all the way into marin city, nicasio navarro's same mid seventies around napa and sonoma 60 seashore 68. in san francisco , which is spot on for this time of the year, and you'll notice the seventies are common around the peninsula from redwood city back in all the way into woodside and atherton, south bay numbers. into the seventies should be in the eighties, dipping into the low sixties tonight, overnight fifties and conquered in clayton. here's your extended forecast. we call for seasonal conditions until

the weekend. enjoy your tuesday. heart roberta. thank you. china. 6 42 alright. it's like something out of the classic movie. we'll tell you why great white sharks really put a damper on some fourth of july celebrations. alright let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom with what else is coming up here on morning san too. good morning, garcia. good morning when i join you in studio will start with the safe haven law allows anyone to give up an infant anonymously without fear of arrest or prosecution. now the recent overturning of roe v. wade many advocates say those boxes will fill a greater need coming up on mornings on two at seven. we hear from an agency about how the program works. been people in the south bay are paying a lot more for rent. these days, rents are surging back to pre pandemic levels in the next hour. how much the cost of branches increased in just the first half of this year. stay

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dollars 80 cents a gallon, eight cents lower than a week ago. here in california. the average price of a gallon of gas is 6 23 . that's seven cents lower than last week. here in the bay area . the most expensive gasses in napa 6 45 a gallon. the cheapest gas is in the ballet. oh fairfield area $6.20 a gallon. well president biden is calling on companies that set prices at gas stations to bring those prices down in a tweet, the president said, quote bring down

the price you're charging at the pump to reflect the cost you're paying for the product. that prompted a tweet response from amazon founder jeff bezos. he questioned the understanding of the white house of market dynamics. the white house press secretary says, while oil prices have dropped by about $15 over the past month, the prices that the pump have barely come down and people we talked to say they believe the high prices are here to stay. i don't see it coming down. i think they're just getting used to it being up and trying to get us used to going up. you know, i think the slight depth is probably just a lure, hoping to get people to buy onto whatever. um, whatever we're being told, is the reason that they're so high, analysts say, for every $10, a barrel of oil goes down. gas prices should drop 25 cents at the pump. and that is inflation that we're talking about, and that is what is affecting wall street once

again back from the holiday weekend, and a lot of concerns linger regarding the economy and the potential recession. there's a live look at the dow jones down one and three quarters percent. 542 points or so. the s and p 500 also down about the same percentage wise and the nasdaq down 1.5% back below 11,000. it's down 161 points. to him you to watch those numbers for you this morning now in dollars and cents. president biden is expected to roll back some of the tariffs on chinese imports that were imposed by the former president donald trump and announcement by the biden ministrations could come within the next few days following talks between representatives of the u. s and chinese governments. the lifting of chinese tariffs is expected to include several consumer goods, including clothing and school supplies, tensions between the world's two biggest economies have been running high ever since former president trump imposed tariffs on chinese imports exports in 2018 here at

home. a new grand jury report is calling for a new plan to respond to the homeless problem in marin county. the report found. the county city and towns in marin have failed to work together in recent years, and the grand jury says they need a countywide coordinated effort to create more affordable housing in the region. alright have time is 6 49 well on the east coast. great white sharks have invaded the beaches of one of new england's most popular summer vacation spots, the experts say higher temperatures have attracted the sharks dangerously close to the shore at cape cod in massachusetts have been at least 11 great white sightings. this week alone, and there are concerns there could be even more close encounters with the sharks in the weeks ahead, just as the beaches at cape cod get more crowded. we see them kind of following their own food source. the gray seal here off the coast of cape cod, as well as interacting with different

water temperatures, so as our water's heat up here off of cape cod, we can see those white sharks being a little bit more active, close to shore. i'm sure they were thinking about steven spielberg's classic 1975 thriller that with the beach and jaws and everything else during the fourth of july holiday jaws is a story of the hunt for a killer. great white shark terrorizing people at the beach during the independence day holiday. hmm. okay. back here in the bay area. we have a big problem in marin county. all lanes blocked. this is for people heading to the golden gate bridge. right? so that's right. pam coton wanna one and day pam and dave dont wanna one at seminary. all lanes are blocked with a five vehicle wreck off five vehicles have to be towed away. there's debris all over the freeway. and there is a sigalert southbound one. oh, one injuries as well. so that means that if you're driving south towards let's say from clarksburg mill valley,

you're going to be at a standstill. heading south if you're getting on the freeway afterolden gate bridge with no issues there . just remember, it's going to be slow. this is a look at the east bay. you can see. it's a little foggy there. bert and i have been talking about the fog a little bit of slowing at the richmond bridge. and also some slowing at the bay bridge, the toll plaza. it's backed up almost all the way out to the maze. metering lights are on. 6 51 speaking of that weather, let's bring roberta back in right now. have you seen any windshield wipers going back and forth? i haven't yet but i look okay. thank you, because i have had some reports of drizzle. not as bad as it's been in the past two days, but nonetheless, it's all caused by the condensation associated with that deepening marine their morning everybody rise and shine. we have a great slate to greet you out the door. numbers 59 degrees in half moon bay to the mid sixties and brentwood tracy discovery bay back into the tri valley also 66

degrees apiece and brentwood and rather fremont and san jose 66 alan, the peninsula the relative humidity at this hour anywhere from 89% and throughout the tri valley to 88% in morgan hill. that means it does feel tropical outside still, but less humid later this afternoon, and it's all because of the shift in the wind. the wind yesterday was out of the south and southwest this morning, same but now rotating to more of an onshore push out of the west 10 to 20 mph that will usher in that marine layer. and it won't be quite on mondaye the clouds lining the coast. wey area that actually produced a couple of raindrops around santa rosaing at the national weather service, a trace of rain in santa rosa. so as we forge ahead through tonight, you see the clouds still linger around the seashore. by wednesday evening, a little bit of a break a little bit of thinning in that marine layer. meanwhile, across

the state today, 89 degrees in fresno sixties in santa barbara, nineties in palm springs. looking good in san diego at 73 degrees from the beaches to the mountains, we go 42 with the sunshine in the garda lake tahoe area truck. you have 45 going up to highs today, primarily in the seventies, less win than what we experienced on independence day for us again that wind up to 20 temperatures, 60 seventies and eighties. but these temperatures and inland areas a good 10 degrees below average about 5 to 8 degrees below normal in the north bay. san jose should be in the mid eighties, but instead 79 degrees, we'll talk about that. full five and seven day forecast . dave that's still coming up during our seven o'clock hour. roberta tommy 6 53 have you ever had co workers who don't pull their own weight? coming up on mornings onto at seven o'clock. what job experts say about how to handle coworkers who slack off and with fire. dangerous so high one california community is

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about 6 56. the san jose sharks could make nhl history when they introduced the team's new general manager later this morning. former sharks forward mike greer is considered the front runner for that job, and

if he's named the new gm, it's believed he would be the first black general manager in the national hockey league. greer played with the sharks between 26 29. he's been in nhl scout and assistant coach in new jersey. his brother, chris, is a general manager of the miami dolphins. former gm doug wilson was the sharks top executive for 19 years, but he stepped down last april for health reasons. tonight, the san francisco giants will try to break their tailspin tonight will be playing the arizona diamondbacks on monday. the giant drop their fifth straight game, they lost to the diamondbacks 8 to 3. the game looked like a lot of the recent losses by the giants of bad defense led to the opponent's getting some runs while the offense struggled when they had men in scoring position. pitcher madison bumgarner was the winning pitcher against his old team, the giants. now the aids will

host the toronto blue jays tonight at 6 40. last night, the ages 15 to 1 in front of their biggest crowd of the season. 24,403 fans showed up for fireworks tonight. the a shoot off some fireworks of their own with home runs in the fifth and the sixth innings. catcher stephen boat was one of the players who had a home run. he says he likes playing on the fourth of july and even changed his walk up music. two born in the usa by bruce springsteen. it is 6 58 every year emergency rooms all over the country, see a surge in injuries related to fireworks. back in 2018. there were about 9100 injuries blamed on fireworks all over the country. and about 5600 occurred in the one month period around the fourth of july, according to the u. s consumer product safety commission. we talked with dr yvonne coronas, the regional burn center director and the

chief of plastics in reconstructive surgery at santa clara valley medical center. we see a lot of devastating injuries both burn injuries to the skin, and also we see a lot of hand and face injuries from firecrackers going off people's hands or people's face being too close to it. and you know fireworks with the safe and sane seal. it can be dangerous to save his way to go is to watch a professional firework show. and there was an unusual light show instead of fireworks in one neighborhood in los angeles, the city council member representing the northern san fernando valley says fireworks are dangerous. both the people and the property. but she didn't want her constituents feel deprived. so monica rodriguez figured out a way to use 400 drones to put on an unforgettable like you. this is a community that has endured a great deal of environmental impacts over the

course of decades and so shifting it even with our celebrations, i think makes a really meaningful statement. a councilwoman rodriguez says the downside of using drones instead of fireworks is it takes more quarter rick coordination and more planning, but she says a reaction from latin tonight show proves it was worthwhile. the large wildfires, forcing evacuations in parts of the sierra foothills. we have the latest containment numbers on the electric fire as its flames are spreading quickly. plus fourth of july celebrations brought out legal and illegal fireworks shows in the bay area where live in the east bay. there were there were a number of fires that were sparked overnight thanks to people shooting off fireworks. get a deadly shooting at 1/4 of july parade in north chicago suburb what we're learning about the young man taken into custody. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian wonrf