his family is demanding action to make these dangerous street shows stop. plus. bay and utility companies. they're closely watching the electorate fires still burning in the sierra will tell you how this fire could affect our power grid and water supply. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. july 7th we call it friday, eve friday eve. roberta gonzalez is here and it is friday, so we started looking towards the weekend. the weather has been very mild along the water but kind of gray and almost looking like it would rain. i was mentioning today yesterday we could actually have this weather pattern for the inland areas all the way through august at sign up. yes right.

unseasonably cool. good up to 10 degrees below average and throughout the tri valley, and that is conducive. i mean, you have to turn on your a c today very similar conditions, if not just a couple of degrees warmer. and yes, pam. we do have the gray slate across the bay and the coast that we actually did pick up a little bit of notable precipitation due to the deepening marine layer yesterday. this morning, just some reports of drizzle around the san mateo coast temperatures right now in the fifties and low sixties, the winds are pretty much on shore for the most part westerly at 12 at sfo, 25 fairfield, backing through rio vista later today wins pretty consistent west 10 to 20. number 60 pacifica, 83 degrees and fairfield low eighties morgan hill and in gilroy and 72 degrees in hayward. we have your full forecast that's coming up. but right now i want to say a big good morning to south castaneda. how are you? roberta i'm fine. thanks how are you? i'm good. thank you. all right. well you know the traffic is

doing very well to let's go out and see the golden gate bridge because we do have a little bit of roadwork coming in from the spencer area to the south tower of the golden gate bridge, but i don't see any traffic here on the golden gate bridge. traffic is moving well, and there's no problem here. traffic also looks good at the bay bridge toll plaza where it's light into san francisco. it's 402. let's get back to the desk. well some people are still evacuated this morning in the sierra foothills as firefighters continue to battle the electric fire. some evacuation orders have been lifted for people in amador county, but other evacuation orders continue in neighboring cala vera's county fire, which is already burned more than 4100 acres along highway 49. near the city of jackson is now 40% contained efforts to set backfires to keep flames from spreading seemed to be working. the ultimate objective of firing operations is to starve the fire

fuel before it has a chance to actually reach our lines. so if something does decide to come out of the canyon, it's got a nice buffer to slow it down and stop it. now, so far, no homes have been destroyed and no injuries are reported. area utility and water officials are closely watching the electrify rare ktvu is tom baker explains how that fire could affect the power grid and water supply here at home. fire debris from the electoral fire will create a lot of ash and other organic materials that can fall into or later washington, the upper mcw alameda watershed that flows directly into east bay muds party reservoir, which could create water quality issues for the 1.4 million customers. that utility serves. we are keeping an eye on the water quality, and so once the fire clears, we'll be doing an assessment and will be working with blm, the bureau of land management to check the soil. well to check the water quality and treat the water accordingly. water utilities are

used to dealing with all kinds of contaminants in their water supplies. water treatment plans will handle, um, the situation but we want to know exactly specifically what the situation is and see if we need to make any adjustments to our processes . cal fire says that various critical electricity facilities are also threatened. including 11, major distribution and transmission poles and towers that have already been damaged. pg and e says it's closely monitoring some hydro electric generation. powerhouse and substation facilities, and that's the fire continues to spread. some additional power shutoffs may be necessary really thick, heavy smoke has so many particulates in it. that when smoke runs between the lines it can actually short out and cause huge interruptions. pg and e has chosen to do is to cut power in major fire areas locally and reroute the power to non fire areas vertically reducing and de

energizing lines to make them safe during fires. it's a lot better than pg and east previous practice of the energizing bootleg fire in oregon threatening electricity inter tie that sends power to northern california that could have instantly cut the energy of 10 large natural gas fired power plants. to the golden state. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. thank you, tom. and you can stay up to date on the wildfires burning across california. we do have a spot on our website dedicated to the very latest information. just head to ktvu .com/ wildfires. our times now. 405 police in mountain views still investigating the drowning death of a nine year old boy in a swimming pool. it happened yesterday afternoon. not an apartment complex, and they were el camino real not far from mariano castro elementary. someone found the boy

unresponsive in the pool. and while authorities rushed to the scene, someone gave him cpr, but the child died later at a nearby hospital. an investigation into this drowning has begun. and along the sacramento river. the bodies of three bay area men have been recovered after they died while trying to rescue a child from the river on sunday, the three men were swept away by the river current near the three miles slough bridge and highway 1 60. the child eventually was pulled to safety. the search for the men lasted several days until all three bodies were found tuesday night. the victims , all from oakland, identified as edwin reba's edwin perez and danilo solar santo. relatives and friends of a man injured during a sideshow in vallejo last weekend are praying he will survive. 19 year old tyler ingersoll was one of the hundreds of people who gathered near six flags for that side show that attracted about 200

drivers last weekend. now he was hit by one of the cars and has been in the hospital since sunday night. he is being treated for traumatic brain injuries and has had three surgeries. his family and girlfriend are now warning everyone from parents to spectators just how dangerous it can be to watch a sideshow. i hate you right now for doing this to me and my family. but i know we shouldn't have been there either, because things like this happen. watch out for your kids. don't let this go on until you kids out there. they think it's fun in it. you guys think it's okay? you could lose your life just by watching it. anger sells family says doctors still can't tell them if he will survive. the driver who hit in gerstle has not been found. the illinois parade shooting suspect is due back in court exactly three weeks from today. robert cremo currently faces seven counts of first degree murder. he appeared in a zoom court

hearing on wednesday and was ordered to be held without bail . investigators accuse him of firing more than 70 rounds into a crowd of spectators at a july 4th parade in highland park, illinois. then driving to neighboring wisconsin, where he considered committing a second attack at another holiday celebration. he did see a celebration that was occurring in madison, and he seriously contemplated using the fire army and his vehicle to commit another shooting. they could have been further tragedy, and that's why when an event like this happens, all of law enforcement throughout the area and other communities have to be on alert. police say they are not sure why he decided to return to illinois, where he was spotted and arrested. prosecutors plan to file more charges against him including attempted murder, and authorities say the 21 year old will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. now stay with us here at ktvu for updates on the parade shooting investigation. we will have another report in the nexte'll o highland park, illinois at 5 30

this morning. you can also take a look at the stories at ktvu .com. alright, pam. time is now 408 and roberta's here talking about thursday weather kind of refreshing like in the fifties, when i left the house very refreshing, and we have that welcome to blanket of low clouds and fog that's been stacked up at the coast and penetrating the peninsula and well into the bay area. it's back. it's here again , and we even have it making tracks all the way inland towards the sacramento valley. current air temperature as dave duly noted. 57 degrees right now in half moon bay. look how refreshing it is in santa rosa 53. otherwise we jumped into the low sixties from the tri valley back in through brentwood and to discovery bay around the rose garden district in san jose. sporting 62 degrees. it is now 50 degrees in qatari and also in windsor, and these temperatures right now are averaging a good six degrees below. where we were 24 hours ago, but it still feels

a little tropical outside. we do have that wind out of the west at eight. and hayward also out of the west at s f o. not seeing that southerly component, but we do have a lot of moisture still left over in the atmosphere here is that south wind and conquered at buchanan filled at eight mph. today's high temperatures in the seventies and eighties. it will be a little bit warmer than yesterday. close to get to the coast side 60 degrees in pacifica. we still have trough after trough that continues to bring sporadic rain showers and throughout the pacific northwest . it has enhanced our marine lab for the last several days. but as we move forward from today through the weekend that marine there won't be as deep it's going to thin out. so here we go by this afternoon, 12 o'clock. you see that? we're scrubbing out the stratos around the san mateo coastline actually see some clearing there before the low clouds and fog move back onshore into the tribe valley by later on tonight, but it won't be as enhanced. it won't be as deep we should not anticipate the drizzle associated with it

and with the drier conditions, warmer temperatures 65 today monterey bay 97 degrees in palm springs and telling you palm springs is going to be well into the triple digits by monday are high temperatures going up 60 around the coast side 69 degrees in oakland, 67 in san francisco is pretty seasonal. but when you look at 78 degrees in livermore , we should be right around 88 89 degrees should be in the mid eighties around morgen hill not going to happen until the weekend. meanwhile 54 degrees overnight tonight and morgan hill low fifties and santa rosa and coming up next time around you guys. i'm going to talk about the warm up and we do have some nineties coming. in this way, and maybe even triple digits for inland areas. we'll talk about that next time around, boy. all right. thank you, roberta. more concerns that the coronavirus infection rates are rising up next. the plea from local medical experts for people to take basic precautions. also the arrest of an impostor in the north bay. how very alert homeowner helped police catch a man breaking into

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team new this morning. it's a blockbuster british prime minister boris johnson has agreed to resign. boris johnson gave in after more than 50 ministers quit his government. we're not sure yet if johnson will stay in office, while the conservative party chooses a new leader to replace him as prime minister, johnson's time is prime minister was marred by the way he handled the coronavirus pandemic and several ethics scandals. a superior court judge has ruled against the student vaccine mandate for the los angeles unified school district . the judges siding with the father of a 12 year old student who challenged that mandate now, the judge said the district

exceeded its authority and that the power to require children to be vaccinated to attend school. lies with the state. the ruling has no immediate effect because back in may, the school district postponed its mandate until at least july of next year. public health leaders here in the bay area, say an increase in covid cases is largely a result of new sub variants of the omicron variant ktvu zach sars has the precautions. doctors are encouraging people to take not everybody is going to get covid . it's just a matter again of using tools in the community sensibly to try and reduce risk areas. covid-19 positivity rate now hovering around 15% in line with a trend seen statewide infectious disease expert dr peter chin hong, reminding people to take basic precautions doesn't mean you stay at home and shelter in place indefinitely. it means you continue to engage in life. we all know what to do mask up and public or crowded areas. that's

what the cdc is recommending across the bay area's nine counties now considered at a high risk level for spread of the virus, the california department of public health also reminding parents to get their kids the vaccine now authorized for children under five. these vaccines are safe. they're effective. we have never accumulated so much data so quickly on vaccines and you know, over 20 million other children of older ages have gotten vaccines. so far, state epidemiologist dr eric upon says the vaccine continues to prevent severe covid-19 in a majority of people who get it despite the uptick in cases. hospitalizations remained fairly low. hospital rates are going up a bit as well, but nowhere near prior surges and santa clara county. most of those cases are tied to newer so very ints of oh, macron what we're seeing in a lot of the wastewater data, which is what we're currently relying on. in addition to our case data is that we are seeing these variants continue to have a high level of transmission in

the community. their superpower is reinfection. so even if you got infected two weeks ago, and all these that will probably get view at least three months off. uh it's not so would be for nba five. that's why they agree. masking remains important, but as far as another mandate, but we're not at the point where we're ready to institute another mask mandate. another point brought up about these health experts about what i'm asking is so important, they say much is still unknown about how covid affects the human body, including long term in the newsroom. zach sauce, ktvu fox two news. thank you. zack. the food and drug administration says pharmacists can now prescribe fighters covid-19 pilpacks covid. directly to patients. previously only doctors could prescribe the page. the drug now the pills intended for people who are at high risk of becoming seriously ill from covid-19. people with severe liver or kidney issues should not take it in order to get packs covid prescribed by a pharmacist, you will need to

bring recent health records, including blood tests and a list of current medications. time now for 17 in san francisco, the number of monkeypox cases has more than doubled in the past week. the city health department reports 24 more cases of monkeypox. that makes 40 cases in san francisco. also, there's word from the organizers of last week san francisco pride parade that someone who attended the parade soft reported that they have monkeypox virus primarily spread through direct contact with infectious sores, scabs or body fluids and sexual activity. in the san francisco aids foundation, says the city needs more when it comes to monkey pox vaccines. in an online statement , the foundation says organizations like san francisco aids foundations are uniquely positions to reach communities who may be at higher risk for monkey pox and do so in ways that are affirming and compassionate. the organization says it right now has fewer than

100 doses of the vaccine and says it's likely needs thousands more to inoculate high risk groups. for 18 time. we're checking in with roberta gonzalez keeping an eye on our forecast, and i guess it's going to be, um, heating up a little bit for the weekend. not really hot, though. right spot on, but then over the weekend starting on sunday, our numbers are just going to jump substantially, and we're going to have a real summary. whether here in the bay area morning, everybody right now we're talking about the blanket of low clouds and fog. it's not as deep as it was yesterday at this hour, but nonetheless, it's still about let's say 2500 ft deep, which could cause some drizzle on the san mateo coast sign also the immediate seashore back into your ocean beach as well, temperature wise, where the fifties and sixties it is 57 degrees right now in san francisco, 53 santa rosa winds are trying to push onshore. westerly at 12 at sfo. so the wins for the most part or up to about 12 mph this morning except

right here or the ultimate past and then also out towards fairfield at 25 mph winds today what's really tend to 20 mph. alright, what you're looking at ? are the temperatures on where we should be for this time of the year 72 degrees and oakland and we're forecasting today a temperature 69 so slightly below average same and said to rosa's spot on in san francisco, then you get into our inland areas of san jose to the south and to the east, where averaging anywhere from about 5 to 10 degrees below normal. so we have the enhancement of the marine there, and you can see that at this hour. it's all the way into the sacramento valley. it does allow some earlier burn off today at the seashore in the clouds do thin out. we will see some sunshine at the coast today. very limited, but nonetheless we will have a burst of sun. then as we forge ahead tonight, again, the marine layer pushes onshore, good 50 miles, but it will be a thinner deck of cloudiness. and as we move towards your friday and the weekend each and every day will

reveal more sunshine than the previous state. so this area of low pressure that's been drawing down that cooler. air mass is still with us today, but it's going to traverse more into a northeasterly direction to move out of here. your state temperatures not notable at this time, but will address those again. coming up shortly. 60 degrees in pacifica 82. today you're outside number an anti och 83 fairfield, low eighties and qatari windsor hills, berg and gern veiled seventies. very pleasant up and down the peninsula and 77 degrees are forecast high today near mineta international airport. meanwhile temperatures tonight overnight into the fifties and this is what i kind of was rushing to get to because i want to explain to you what we would jump up a good five degrees in inland areas with earlier burn off at the seashore on friday notice the temperatures slightly go down on saturday, but this is when we had that burst of heat on sunday. then we lapse into our monday and by tuesday, we could see triple digits in our inland areas. dave and pam.

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. but they were released based upon the pretrial assessment. that they were low risk. we cannot have these decisions being made without at least some semblance of factual information. now that pretrial assessment made no mention of the amount of drugs or their value right now the suspects are on the run and other judge issued a nationwide warrant preemptively setting bail at $2 million each, so this doesn't happen again if they're captured. a man from san francisco was caught posing as a comcast worker and trying to break into a home in marin county. ktvu cristina rendon tells us the suspect drove off in a stolen comcast xfinity van and crashed in the east bay. a scraped up xfinity events. it's his evidence at the marine county sheriff's office. debris still stuck on a tire after it was stolen and crashed by a man posing as a comcast worker. the marin county sheriff's office

has a homeowner on bret hart road in san rafael, called authorities to report a suspicious men in a comcast uniform trying to get into his home around one in the afternoon on the fourth of july. the homeowner was out of town, watching the activity from his ring security camera when a deputy got to the house, the burglar was in the garage. what appears to be an expended e service worker running out of the garage that was propped open with a ladder. jumps into an xfinity van and takes off out of the driveway with the van door still open. brendan schneider says the deputy chased the driver in the xfinity van from marin across the richmond san rafael bridge to richmond. the vent crashed in debris on the off ramp to cutting boulevard, california our patrols helicopter happened to be in the area, so as soon as we asked for their assistance, they were able to get overhead and kind of help us when he took off on foot from the vehicle, the suspect, 30 year old tyler, christopher ramirez, of san francisco, is believed to have stolen the xfinity van from headquarters location in richmond. before he tried to burglarize the home in

san rafael. unbelievable we don't have that type of crime in this area. marin county. we live here because it's a big bubble, and we absolutely love the safety and security. so for us, that's pretty eye opening. jennifer manohar is a realtor in the area who says neighbors keep an eye out on their houses and each other authorities say some mail was taken from the house. but thanks to the quick call to the sheriff's office, the deputy prevented the home from being ransacked. i just thank you can't be too careful. trust no. one. or maybe verify or if it's not scheduled. don't believe it . the suspect is facing a number of charges. i reached out to comcast corporate office for clarification on how and when the vent was stolen, but a spokesperson told me they are unable to comment due to this being an ongoing legal matter and police investigation. cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. police say the alleged gunman behind the july 4th parade shooting confessed to the crime rivera in highland park, illinois, with details coming

up. plus we'll tell you how investigators in richmond, virginia were able to stop another shooting from happening at the fourth of july gathering.

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? i believe this has been the best summer for the county fairs there. oh, my gosh. it's usually just roasting hot and mild and nice, right? it's gonna be roasting hot on sunday. okay county fair, especially which is in our because you know you have it so much pavement there at the fairgrounds, and it just radiates all that heat, but until then, it's fair at the fair. i did not just say that, did i, you do. it's early. good morning, everybody. no major temperature swings today for this thursday, july 7th sixties beaches to 83 degrees in our inland areas, which is below average in many communities. right now. blanket and low clouds and patchy fog over the estuary where it is in the high fifties. it is 57 degrees in san francisco and along the seashore in half moon bay. otherwise we jump up to the low sixties in redwood city, 60 apiece, redwood city and the tri valley 60 to san jose, but refreshing and santa rosa in the low fifties,

climbing to the low eighties, which is pretty spot on for this time of the year. otherwise their numbers bank between 60 and 83. we've got that full forecast coming up, but right now, south castaneda, i've been wanting to ask you. um what does it take to be a grand marshal of the fremont fourth of july parade? we'll just have to be asked. i guess roberta away. they asked me i said yes. and that was all there was to it. it was fun, though. thanks for bringing that up. those people in fremont are very, very nice. and i love you. yeah, well, i love them. let's go out and take a look at the commute. now at the bay bridge, we're going to start there. this is a look at westbound traffic that's moving along very nicely into saint francisco. the richmond bridge also looks very good. and so does the same matteo bread, so i like the way we're starting here. on this thursday. 4 32, let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal topping our news. the community of highland park, illinois, is rallying around that toddler found alone covered in blood in the chaotic aftermath of monday's mass

shooting. during that fourth of july parade, the parents of two year old aidan mccarthy were both killed at the parade, a stranger took the little boy to a police station and his grandfather says the family will be taking care of the boy. and thanks to the community, they will have help a go fund me account that was set up for the little boy stands at more than $2.8 million, and it's still climbing. well the next court hearing for the suspect in the illinois parade attack is set for the end of this month. prosecutors are planning to file more charges against him and reporter madeline rivera is in highland park, as investigators say he confessed to the shooting and even considered a second attack. as the highland park community mourns, police say there could have been more violence as a suspect have thought about committing a second shooting in another state admitted to what he had done, enforcement say robert cremo, the third confessed that he committed monday's deadly attack. killing at least seven people and hurting more than two dozen when he used a high

powered rifle to fire more than 70 rounds from the top of a building along the route of the independence day parade was bouncing off the buildings and it was really challenging to do where those rounds are coming from cremona. motive remains unclear, but investigators say ah had some type of affinity towards the number four and seven and inverse was 74 and there could have been more bloodshed. after the shooting. police say he drove more than two hours away to madison, wisconsin, where he contemplated attacking another fourth of july celebration that he saw their people should be aware they should be afraid. that a mass shooting can happen in our community officials don't know exactly why cremo decided not to attack and instead drove back to illinois, where he was later arrested. however they believe he hadn't put enough research into pulling off a second shooting. meanwhile vigils

continue for the victims as this devastated community bands together. primo was charged with seven counts of first degree murder, with additional charges expected, a judge ordered he be held without bond. he's due back in court on july 28th in highland park, illinois. mother rivera fox news time. 4 35 in richmond, virginia. hero citizen helped to stop a plan to commit a mass shooting on the fourth of july. the caller claimed he overheard two men making plans to shoot up the independence day celebration in richmond, virginia. two suspects were arrested. police seize two assault rifles, a handgun and hundreds of rounds of ammunition at the home where the two men lived. the mayor of richmond, virginia, condemned what he called an epidemic of gun violence. we've seen the proliferation of weapons of war being used on our civilian population throughout this country. we've seen it in your body. we saw it in buffalo. and unfortunately saw this past fourth of july. in highland

park, illinois. now the two men are charged with being non us citizens and possession of a firearm and there may be more charges. police enrichment are looking for a motive. a new report details more of the missed opportunities. police had to stop the mass shooting at a you've aldi texas elementary school, a sweeping critique released yesterday found that a police officer watched the gunman walked toward the campus but did not open fire while waiting for permission from a supervisor to shoot. the supervisor either did not hear or did not respond right away. the report also says some of the 21 victims could have been saved had they received medical attention sooner. earlier reports found that police waited more than an hour before entering the classroom. the findings are based on video taken from the school police body cameras, testimony from officers on the scene. and statements from investigators. time is 4 36. starting today,

there are no legal abortion clinics in the state of mississippi. the very last clinic, which was at the center of the supreme court decision that overturned roe v. wade was a gathering spot for noisy protest yesterday. there were people on both sides of the debate since the court decision was officially announced last month. and that includes a man who says he's been protesting once a week outside that clinic for the last 18 years, another ministry to do. but the real administration is to change society. this place exists because of the darkness of our society. lack of love for life, and i heard about what was going on down here really felt important to be part of it was silence is complicity. now clinic officials say it's been hard to stay open for this long period of time. they've had to bring doctors in from other states to perform abortions because no doctors in mississippi would work there. the campaign to include the right to abortion in the

california constitution begins this week. a coalition of reproductive healthcare, human rights and justice groups are endorsing prop. one the campaign launched a website twitter accounts, facebook page and instagram account, and in november, voters will be asked to decide if the state's constitution should include an amendment that would guarantee a right to abortion and protect access to birth control. the former minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering george floyd will learn his federal sentence in the next few hours. derek chauvin is already serving a 22 year sentence on state charges for killing george floyd, a witness shot and publicly released video of floyd's death on memorial day two years ago. it shows chauvin leading on floyd's neck while floyd gasped and said, i can't breathe over and over. chauvin has been in prison since his state murder conviction. today he will be sentenced for violating floyd civil rights. it's expected he will be moved to an unnamed federal prison to serve out that sentence time now

for 38 you may have seen it's like dip in the price of gasoline when you go pumping at the gas pump well, that's because the price of crude oil has dropped 22% since last month, experts say. fears about a global recession are affecting oil prices. overall slower economy means people drive less people fly last. uh there's less demand for oil to heat and so forth and other mostly in other parts of the world. um and the reduction in demand causes a big drop in prices. now boring, sitting says unless oil prices dropped, like they did at the height of the pandemic will probably see gas prices get no lower than about $6 a gallon on average here in california. that's the question like they go up so fast, and they just come down very slowly, very slightly , and whenever temperatures whenever i find a deal, though, i'm on the phone with my sons,

because you know, we watch the problem where the deal is. yeah i saw one for 5 95 the other day and all of a sudden you think that's a good deal? yeah isn't that nuts? right well, i don't want to say you're not, but, yeah, you do. yeah but pam yes, you're right. how about the temperatures? are they going up and down? they've been doing that haven't they? ever since last week. morning everybody rise and shine looking out towards the estuary where we have the reflection of the beautiful lights of the seaport of oakland, reflecting off that deck of low clouds temperature wise from the mid fifties at the beaches to mid fifties in san francisco and in the easterly direction across the bay bridge , we jump up to 59 in oakland through alameda into piedmont also right around the el cerrito area. it is 53 degrees for one of the coolest spots in santa rosa, which sounds so refreshing high fifties now and fremont and in union city, as well as a newark and if you want to compared this morning to 24 hours ago. it's actually cooler and must most occasions. most

neighborhoods five degrees cooler in oakland six and napa winds are under 10 mph for the most part, except for 12 at sfo , where you get that sea breeze that comes in throughout the san bruno gap and intensifies. otherwise we do have wind speeds up to 25. and their field and you can bank on a westerly 10 to 20 mph throughout the day. today we will see some gossip to 30 knots on the seashore, so small craft advisory goes into place at nine a.m. this morning for local bay waters. so here we are, with our future cast, and here we are with that bank of cloudiness, 50 miles inland locally and does clear to the coast today, which just a hint of some stratus around la honda. otherwise it fills back in tonight. but not as expansive or as extensive. not as deep. so therefore, on our friday as we move ahead, we will see that earlier burn off just about each and every day and that results in slightly warmer conditions until we get to sunday. that

five day forecast is coming up, but right now, 60 pacifica 83 degrees in fairfield, 82. morgan hill, 83. in gilroy again low eighties to the north and 78 degrees and napa valley, hoban isha ending martinez and then tonight we will see those clouds fill back in temperature wise into the fifties. and this is what i really wanted to share with you so you can plan accordingly. by the tail end of the weekend. we jump in our temperatures from seasonal highs on saturday to downright flirting with triple digits by sunday. meanwhile let's back up and enjoy your thursday. all right. thank you, roberta and ominous warning for the united states and its allies coming up. the fbi director says it

before here on mornings on to fbi director christopher wray is warning that the chinese government is a threat to western businesses raised currently in london, where he is

meeting with top british intelligence officials. he spoke to business executives about the growing threat from china. the chinese government is set on stealing your technology. whatever it is that makes your industry tick. and using it. to undercut your business and dominate your market. and they're set on using every tool at their disposal to do it. rice says the fbi has more than 2000 cases dealing with chinese counterintelligence and that the bureau opens a new case. on average, every 12 hours our time now for 45, afghanistan will lose its designation as a major non nato ally to the us president. biden announced that in a letter to congress that that's a nation during the obama administration allowed the u. s and afghanistan to receive both defense and economic assistance , and this move follows the u. s military withdrawal from afghanistan last year after almost 20 years of war. the

country has since fallen under the rule of the taliban. there are mass protests in sri lanka as the country faces and economic crisis. hundreds of protesters faced off against police, who used water cannons and tear gas. now the protests come in response to a shortage of fuel, power and food. doctors are warning that the entire health system could soon collapse. sri lanka as president has asked russian president vladimir putin for credit support to import fuel. a fuel shortage in sri lanka has forced the government to shut schools down and to ask employees to work from home to cut down on the use of limited gasoline supplies. president biden told union workers in cleveland, ohio , that federal funding will help shore up pensions that we're facing insolvency. millions of retirees at risk of losing their retirement security through no fault of their own. based on conditions and unrelenting attacks on unions that were

taking place. the money to shore up those pensions comes from the american rescue plan signed into law in 2021, the president faces rising discontent among voters about the state of the u. s economy. economy is, um everything is spiked gas astronomical getting hit in every aspect. the latest polls show voters are unsatisfied with president biden's job in office. monmouth university has a 58% disapproval rating. polling also shows voter dissatisfaction with the government's handling of the economy as a whole. time now for 47 happening today. another court date in russia for w. n. b a basketball star britney griner as her trial on drug smuggling charges resumes, although the united states as she is wrongfully detained. international experts say brittney griner has little chance of being acquitted in the highly publicized case in russia . her best chances ask for

clemency hope vladimir putin releases her in the propaganda move. maybe a prisoner exchange or a behind the scenes trade to lift sanctions now president biden and vice president kamala harris called brittany grinders wife yesterday, assuring her the u. s. is trying to bring her home. russian forces are increasing their attacks against southern ukraine. shelling is setting off fires and fields and villages. the kremlin says it is also poised to take control of more sections in eastern ukraine. the governor of the donetsk province is now telling 350,000 residents to evacuate for their own safety and the benefit of ukrainian forces. we've had shelling on civilian infrastructure and endangers lives. when they evacuate, we will be able to concentrate more on our enemy. ukraine still controls about half of the donetsk province. officials hope western aid will fortify its

defense as russia relies on super superior firepower and in other news, a summit in indonesia g 20 foreign minister started today and secretary of state anthony blinken has not indicated if he will meet with his russian counterpart. time is 4 49, the ukrainian relief organization based here in the bay area, says donations are drying up. the group is called nova ukraine, they raised more than 22 a half million dollars in the first months of the ukraine war, but donations have dropped dramatically. the group says the need for donations is great now as well as in the future, the matter the outcome of the war, the people in ukraine will need help to rebuild. supporters of a recall of los angeles d a. george gascon have taken the next step in removing him from office. now the group turned in signatures to the county registrar, they needed more than 566,000 verified signatures to force a recall election recall. organizers arrived at the

registrar's office with a truck filled with 717,000 signatures. supporters of the recall, say gaskins criminal justice reform policies are too soft on crime. we have mr george gascogne, aiding the public defender trying to take off the enhancements off of our case. i can't bring my son back. i can't read jacob back, but i can help protect that person child. and that person's grandchild over there. now if the signatures are verified, organizers expect to hold a special election in december or january unless the county is able to expedite the recall and put it on the november ballot. gascon was san francisco's district attorney until 2019. alright. our time is 4 50. we're going to talk about thursday's weather, and roberta has the answers. yes i'm going to try at least right because it is a little bit of a fickle weather pattern, albeit stable as far as the temperatures are concerned. it's fickle. what? i'll show you. why first off,

let's stop and look at this beautiful view out towards the estuary where we do have a small craft advisory that goes into place at nine o'clock this morning until nine pm as the winds blow out of the west 10 to 20 knots and occasional guest to 30 knots. meanwhile, onshore temperatures from fifth the three degrees in santa rosa to 62 degrees right now in san jose , the relative humidity this morning. it's juicy, pretty much in the nineties. throughout most communities, we do have san jose at 83. as the day progresses, it will be a little bit drier than it was yesterday. during the afternoon hours, humidity dropping to its lowest point about 40, but mind you last week on monday and tuesday. when we had well above normal temperatures, we were bone dry into the team, so we'll take a little bit of that higher humidity. it's wonderful for those firefighting efforts 12 mile per hour wind right now, sfo. the winds will be more consistent later today. onshore westerly 10 to 20 mph right now

out of the west at 12 and napa. so our future cast has been illustrating. we have seen one trough after another bang up against the pacific northwest, providing some ample rain showers. no rain in the forecast all the way through saturday, but nonetheless, those lows are out there and this is what's causing the unseasonably cool air mass to work its way into our forecast today by friday through sunday temperatures will climb as that low kicks out of the area. meanwhile statewide today for this thursday, people starting to think about the weekend 98 degrees in fresno, just about as hard in palm springs mid eighties and throughout the los angeles basin and 75 beautiful degrees in san diego, 73 on the south shore, where the temperatures will be pleasant each and every day if you have plans to head to the high sierra for the weekend. if you're staying home today, temperature wise, 60 pacifica 82 in santa rosa and in morgan hill 83. degrees in gilroy, also in fairfield. and when you look at

that temperature 78 degrees in livermore, also unpleasant in dublin and san ramon. encompassing the tri valley that temperatures at least 10 and 11 degrees below average 69 degrees in oakland is spot on for this time of year and mid seventies at the peninsula drop into the mid fifties tonight with the overcast skies that blanket of cloudiness pushing back on shore again, but the clouds do retreat to the coast and thin out each and every day a hint of some sunshine today. earlier clearing on friday and check out that big bump in the temperature by sunday, meanwhile, have a terrific day, everyone, pam thank you, roberta, a world leader is stepping down up next , the political pressure from inside his own government that may have forced uk prime minister boris johnson to step down. monkeypox cases are on the rise in san francisco. now one health advocacy group wants the city to better prepare for more infections. and more signs that bay area tourism is on the

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will receive a combined total of $12 million. this is round two of the stop ap. i hate grounds. this is called the transformative grants really larger grants made to have a much bigger impact in our communities and stuff. $30 million that is being is being granted. now a few of the things that grant money will be used for is includes better services for victims. new programs to escort seniors where they need to go mental health programs and activities that promote greater cultural understanding. the tourism industry in san francisco is making a comeback as it reaches for new pre pandemic levels. ktvu is christian captain tells us how spots like union square bustling with tourists from the u. s and abroad and the businesses that rely on them. could not be happier. well no one likes waiting in long lines. the long line at the powell street cable car turnaround is actually a

good sign for the city's tourism industry. a lot of families taking advantage of the summer holiday to travel and they've chosen san francisco. we're from here from battery park, new york city, and i can't believe in san francisco is popping. we love it. we were great place for tourism. we never imagined that my son was the one that picked it out, and we're pleasantly surprised. joe dalesandro from travel. sf says pre pandemic. nearly two thirds of the city's leisure travelers were from overseas. and while the city is not back yet, at that level, the international travelers are returning about 70% occupied in our hotels right now typically would be about 90% this time of year, so we still got some room for growth. but we are starting to get back and we're seeing international visitors coming in from europe, especially, alessandro says visits from asia are still lagging with many asian countries. continuing to restrict travel due to covid concerns, but travelers from canada, central america and europe are back. sara foster and her family are from england. so we're on our summer holiday that

we booked about a year ago, and we're starting some francisco and traveling right down through california and then going to las vegas and then from there, and like most visitors, she says, they're spending their money here. we certainly are. yeah it seems quite expensive, but yeah , no, we're certainly funding for many years, some of that money going to support small businesses such as san francisco deluxe hop on hop off. what it is coming back. it is coming back where they say after a slow start to the year, they're starting to see more people hopping on and visiting san francisco. that's what i'm starting to see. they did have a lot of ships coming in as well. but now tourism coming in from all over the world. now, let's get busy again. it's going to be a good year and travel sf says the final piece of the visitor puzzle is convention visitors. travel sf says june was a strong month for conventions, but next year is looking better. salesforce has recently announced that it will be returning to a large convention

in september, up from the smaller convention that we saw last year. in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. my son may not survive this and i'm just scared for his life. i'm scared for everybody else involved. i don't want to see any more. this happened anybody 19 year old in the hospital now fighting for his life after he was seriously hurt while watching aside joke now his family is demanding action to make these dangerous street shows stop. plus over the last three or four weeks, i've been noticing them going down, and that was kind of a welcome surprise at the gas pump. some surprises. gas prices are dropping, but some experts say this may only be temporary. and bay area power and utility companies closely watching the electric fire. it's still burning in the sierra will tell you how this fire could affect our power grid and water supplies. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two.

well, good morning, and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. july 7th. i've been enjoying the unseasonably mild weather. i'm enjoying it, too. feels like how it used to be right before we had all this crazy hot, fine, great, but unfortunately, roberta says things are changing by the tail end of the weekend will be heating up above average in our inland areas. but, boy, what a nicer pre. this has been. we have been experiencing 12 straight days of temperatures and seasonably hot in our inland areas. then last wednesday, we took a curve and we took a big turn and we cooled down and now we still remain and seasonably mild in our inland areas. outside number today will be 83 degrees. right now. it's a blanket of local clouds and fog streaming from the coast. through the bay into our inland areas. we have overcast skies and livermore 59 otherwise cloud cover in santa rosa at 52 degrees 58 in hayward, backing

through castro valley and is now 61 embryo would city and later today, numbers will spend from 60 at the seashore to the low eighties and our inland areas warm up and the day to expect it. the details are still coming up right now. how busy is that getting out there, sal? that bad , roberta. thanks for asking, you know, right now we look pretty good. and this is the time when things start to change a little bit.eo bridge looks pretty good. no problems here on the richmond bridge or no problems on the bay bridge approach. now again, this is the time when things will begin to change if you're driving to the silicon valley. this morning. it also looks good 502. let's go back to the desk. thank you. well if you pump gas recently, you've probably seen prices are a little lower. ktvu is amanda quintana's in san ramon to tell us about some of the predictions of an expert on energy. good morning, amanda. good morning. it has definitely been a welcome sight. i have been very excited

to see some prices under $6. just a few, but here in san ramon, we're looking at 6 41 here behind me. and then just across the street almost about 6 50 here now this 6 41. that's more than 20, cents higher than the state average. according to triple a the current average for a gallon of regular in california is about 6 19. now compare that to 6 22. that was the average yesterday. and then close to 6 30 a week ago and almost 6 40 a month ago. that's almost 20 cent drop last month. right now, the national average is 4 75. that's 17 cents lower. than a month ago. crude oil is trading under $100 this morning. that's down about 20% from early june. on tuesday, the price of crude oil dropped 9. the largest daily percentage drop since march. we're also seeing a decline in trading

prices for natural gas, gasoline and heating oil. of course, it is great to see these prices come down. but we spoke to a local energy expert, he says. it's most likely due to a tough economic outlook across the country and around the world, he says, mounting fears about a global recession is what's affecting these oil prices. overall slower economy means people drive less people fly last. uh there's less demand for oil to heat and so forth and other mostly in other parts of the world. um and the reduction in demand causes a big drop in prices. bornstein says. with so much uncertainty, there's really no way to tell if prices will continue to drop. but in california he doesn't expect to see that average get under $6, he says. most economists believe a recession is likely. now his advice is to take advantage of

these lower prices, he says. you'll likely go down the street and you will see prices much lower than maybe up the street near your house. so shop around. look to see where you can get the lowest price, he says. that will also help because it will push those gas stations with the higher prices to maybe go a little lower. so right now the advice is to just take advantage. of those lower prices. i know for a lot of people that's not low, but it is lower live in san ramon amanda king thunder ktvu fox tune is still up that car when you see that deal. thank you, amanda. will relatives and friends of a man injured during a sideshow in vallejo last weekend are praying he will survive. 19 year old tyler ingersoll was one of the hundreds of people who gathered near six flags for the sideshow that attracted about 200 drivers . last weekend. he was hit by one of the cars and has been in the hospital since sunday night. he is being treated for traumatic brain injuries and has had three surgeries. his family

and girlfriend are now warning everyone from parents to spectators just how dangerous it is just to watch a sideshow. i hate you right now for doing this to me and my family. but i know we shouldn't have been there either, because things like this happen. watch out for your kids. don't let this go on until you kids out there. they think it's fun in it. you guys think it's okay? you could lose your life just by watching it. in brussels family says doctors still can't tell them if he will survive. the driver who hit in gerstle has not been found. time is 506, a family from tonga still waiting to make funeral arrangements for relative who was killed last month in oakland when a car being chased by police after a sideshow crashed into him. the relatives of low loads a hockey so he was not involved in the sideshow or the police chase two sundays ago on international boulevard. the

police chase ended when the driver of the car that was being chased crashed into parked cars and motorcycles and one of the motorcycles flew through the air and landed on top of so i can killing him, the family says. sometime this week, the alameda county coroner will release his body to them. the family will then decide when the funeral will be planning a public ceremony for him, saying that's what he would have wanted. police in mountain view are investigating the drowning death of a nine year old boy and a swimming pool. it happened yesterday afternoon at an apartment complex near el camino real not far from mariano castro elementary school. someone found the boy unresponsive in the pool while authorities rushed to the scene. someone was giving him cpr, but the child later died at a nearby hospital and investigation continues. time is 507 and along the sacramento river, the bodies of three bay area men have been recovered after they died trying to rescue a child from the river. on

sunday. the three men were swept away by the river current near the three mile slough bridge and highway 1 60. the child was eventually pulled to safety. the search with the man lasted several days until all three bodies were found tuesday night. the victims, all of them from oakland, where identified as edwin revis, edwin perez and danilo solorzano. well, some people are still evacuated this morning in the sierra foothills as firefighters continue to battle the electoral fire. now some evacuation orders have been lifted for people in amador county. but other evacuation orders continue in neighboring calipari's county fire, which is already burned more than 4100 acres along highway 49 near the city of jackson is now 40% contained. efforts to said backfires to keep the flames from spreading seemed to be working. the ultimate objective of firing operations is to starve the fire fuel before it has a chance to actually reach

our lines. so if something does decide to come out of the canyon, it's got a nice buffer to slow it down and stop it. so far, no homes have been destroyed. no injuries are reported. although the electoral fire is burning more than 100 miles from the bay area, it could have a very direct impact on us fire. debris and ash could contaminate the river. that flows into the east bay muds party reservoir that could create water quality issues for the nearly 1.5 million customers who rely on the water for their homes and businesses. we are keeping an eye on the water quality. and so once the fire clears, we'll be doing an assessment and will be working with blm, the bureau of land management to check the soil to check the water quality and treat the water accordingly. the fire is also threatening some of pg and e s critical facilities, including 11, major distribution and transmission poles, as well as hydro electric generation substation and powerhouse facilities. pg and e. says it

can divert power away from the fire area to keep the rest of the state powered up. even if those systems are damaged now you can stay up to date on all the wildfires burning across california. we do have a spot on our website dedicated to the very latest information. just head to ktvu .com slash wildfires. time is 5 10 pam. this leads us right to roberta because it's going to start to get really warm here in the bay area, and we had a nice little reprieve. unseasonably mild temperatures, but also we've been talking about how it feels tropical outside, right. that's because we've had higher relative humidity, and that certainly helps with the firefighting efforts. that and the lack of a stiff breeze now right now, the relative humidity and morgan hill's at 85% it's 97% in san rafael 93 in livermore. this is all good, but during the day we will start to see the air mass dry out to 40% in livermore, but that's okay. 33 napa last monday and tuesday

of last week. we were bone dry in the teens, very brittle conditions with our vegetation around the bay area right now, we also have the higher humidity due to that right there, the blanket of low clouds and fog streaming into the estuary off the seashore. and by the way, speaking of the ocean, we do have a small craft advisory that goes into place at nine o'clock this morning. until nine pm tonight. that's because of winter going to whip up out of the west onshore but offshore. some of those gusts of 30 knots temperature wise right now 52 in santa rosa 57 in walnut creek. it's in the mid fifties in san francisco across the central bay all the way into oakland, alameda. piedmont in else oh, rito 56 degrees in napa, backing all the way into the alejo and american canyon. the winds are at 12 at sfo for the most part that wins this morning. up to about 15 will increase to 20 during the afternoon hours. so here we go. the blanket of low

clouds and fog. sinning of that marine layer this afternoon a lot earlier. it's not as expansive or is extensive as it was 24 hours ago, so as we forge ahead to friday, we're going to see earlier burn off as well. the return of the low clouds and fog that marine layer pushing on shore in the overnight hours and then retreating during the day, so this area of low pressure that has been enhancing the marine there in pulling down the unseasonably cool air mass. it's going to be out of here by the weekend. would you see that forecasts but one day at a time? 60 at the seashore 83 degrees in fairfield 82 in morgan hill, 83 . gilroy will save that five day forecast for you. that's still coming up in just a couple of minutes from now. dave and pam. thank you, roberta. more concerns that the coronavirus infection rates are rising of next the plea from local medical experts for people to take basic precautions and the arrest of an impostor in the north bay. very alert homeowner helped the police catch a man breaking into

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teen new this morning, british prime minister boris johnson just announced he's resigning boris johnson gave in after more than 50 ministers quit his government and just a little while ago this morning, johnson said he will stay in power until his conservative party select a new prime minister. but the critics want him to be removed from office as soon as possible . johnson's time as prime minister in the uk was marred by the way he handled the coronavirus pandemic and several ethics scandals. a superior court judge has ruled against the student vaccine mandate for the los angeles unified school district. now the judges siding with a father of a 12 year old student who challenged the

mandate. the judge said the district exceeded its authority and that the power to require children to be vaccinated to attend school lies with the state. the ruling has no immediate effect because back in may, the school district postponed its mandate until at least july of next year. public health leaders here in the bay area, say an increase in covid cases is largely a result of an new sub variants of the omicron variant ktvu. zach's has the precautions doctors are encouraging people to take not everybody is going to get covid . it's just a matter again of using tools in the community sensibly to try and reduce risk with the bay area's covid-19 positivity rate, now hovering around 15% in line with a trend seen statewide infectious disease expert dr peter chin hong, reminding people to take basic precautions doesn't mean you stay at home and shelter in place indefinitely. it means you continue to engage in life. we all know what to do. ask up and

public or crowded areas. that's what the cdc is recommending across the bay area's nine counties now considered at a high risk level for spread of the virus, the california department of public health also reminding parents to get their kids the vaccine now authorized for children under five. these vaccines are safe. they're effective. we have never accumulated so much data so quickly on vaccines and over 20 million other children of older ages have gotten vaccines. so far, state epidemiologist dr eric upon says the vaccine continues to prevent severe covid-19 in a majority of people who get it despite the uptick in cases. hospitalizations remained fairly low. hospital rates are going up a bit as well. but nowhere near prior surges in santa clara county. most of those cases are tied to newer, so very ints of oh, macron what we're seeing in a lot of the wastewater data, which is what we're currently relying on. in addition to our case data is that we are seeing these

variants continue to have a high level of transmission in the community. their superpower is reinfection. so even if you got infected two weeks ago, and all these that will probably get view at least three months off. uh it's not so would be for nba five. that's why they agree. masking remains important, but as far as another mandate, but we're not at the point where we're ready to institute another mask mandate. another point brought up about these health experts about what i'm asking is so important, they say much is still unknown about how covid affects the human body, including long term in the newsroom. zach sauce ktvu fox two news. all right, jack. thank you. time is 5 18 in san francisco. the number of monkeypox cases has more than doubled in the past week. the city health department reports 24 more cases of monkeypox that makes 40 cases in san francisco . also organizers of last week's san francisco pride to raise a someone who was at the parade reported. they have the monkey pox virus. the virus primarily

spreads through direct contact with infected sores, body fluids and sexual activity. also the san francisco aids foundation says the city needs to do more get more monkey pox vaccines in an online statement, the foundation says organizations like the san francisco aids foundations are uniquely positioned to reach communities who may be at higher risk for monkey pox and do so in ways that are affirming and compassionate. the organization says it now has less than 100 doses of the vaccine. they expect to need thousands more for high risk groups. 5 19 is the time here on morning sun to back over to roberta gonzalez with our forecast. it has been very nice, i guess. enjoy it while we can. yeah, i believe david howard discussing this yesterday. that would be so happy if our inland temperature state status quo like this all the way through august. yes yeah , we'd reduce our a c bill, wouldn't it? big time because we

have unseasonably mild conditions continuing again today, but a big time change for your sunday good morning, everybody rise and shine. it is a terrific thursday. temperature span low sixties beaches to the low eighties away from the bay inland. cloudy at the coast this morning, but very mild temperatures all the way around . this is the scene looking out towards the estuary, where we barely have a ripple on the water this morning, but a small craft advisory goes into place later on this morning through nine o'clock tonight, west winds up to 30 knots as far as the guts are concerned onshore temperatures into the fifties cool spot is sent to rosa. refreshing at 52 degrees, otherwise, it's 62 to the south and san jose. the winds have been all over the place not really consistent. but now out of the west at sfo, we do have more of a southerly wind of fairfield at 20 mph winds this afternoon west 10 to 20 mph. here we go. future cast will walk you through your morning

into the afternoon hours forged ahead through saturday. we have noticed the cloud state banked along the coast. but there is a subtle change today with the passage of a trough to the north of us. our future cast does illustrate that we are going to see earlier clarin along the seashore today during the afternoon hours, and in fact, this marine layer is thinning out so day by day with a thinner marine layer and also the earlier burn off. we will see the temperatures rise. slightly at the coast but more substantially into our inland areas. here is tomorrow morning, just about this time again a thinner bank of clouds into our inland areas retreating to the immediate seashore. so while this low continues to move out to the northeast and sag, it's front to the south. we've had the cooler temperatures today. it has been cool in monterey at 65. but it's warm in fresno at 98, but the central valley all the way into the desert southwest will warm up over the weekend to triple digits 73 degrees today in the greater

lake tahoe area. nice pleasant conditions each day. if you're making that plan to hike to the greater lake tahoe area for the weekend, our temperatures from six steel on the seashore from pacifica through moss speech and montara beach, half moon bay as well. 77 degrees sam rafael the calcio nevado, terra, linda and larks berg, otherwise mid and high seventies from vallejo through american canyon, venetia as well, 83 degrees in fairfield for one of the outside numbers 83 also in gilroy, and tonight with the blanket of clouds overhead fifties across the board. in fact, 61 degrees sticks out like a sore thumb and anti og. otherwise here you go the string of warmer weather to come beginning with saturday when it's a little bit more seasonal, actually, beginning really tomorrow, right and then seasonal conditions until we had that big jump in our temperatures and inland areas. on sunday. but let's back it up. have a great day. dave roberta. thank you time. 5 22 major fentanyl bust in the central

valley and the suspects they're already released from jail. coming up the criticism of the decision by a judge right in the middle of a fentanyl crisis, plus it's definitely an end of a chapter. like wow. in mississippi, the only medical clinic that performs abortions shut down this morning. which are you where both supporters and opponents were speaking out.

the five more questions raised about a decision by a judge into larry county to release two suspects who were allegedly found with enough fentanyl to possibly kill a small town. jose's and day outs and benito madrigal were arrested late last month after police say their truck was stopped and it was carrying 150,000 fentanyl pills and £4 of cocaine. but they were released from jail based upon a

pretrial assessment that said they were low risk. we cannot have these decisions being made without at least some semblance of factual information. now that pre trial assessment made no mention of the amount of drugs or their value right now, those suspects are on the run. another judge issued a nationwide warrant preemptively setting bail at $2 million each. so this doesn't happen again. if they're captured. it is 5 26, a man from san francisco was caught posing as a comcast employee and breaking into a house in marin county. marin county sheriff's office has a homeowner on bret hart road in san rafael, called the authorities and reported a suspicious man wearing a comcast uniform trying to get into his house around one in the afternoon on the fourth of july. the homeowner was out of town. he was watching all of this from his reign security cameras when the deputy arrived at the house

, the burglar was in the garage. he sees what appears to be an xfinity service worker running out of the garage that was propped open with a ladder jumps into an xfinity van and takes off out of the driveway with the van door still open. now the sheriff's deputy chased the driver in that xfinity ban from ren county across the richmond sander fell bridge to richmond. the van crashed in debris on the off ramp to cutting boulevard. then the driver ran away but was captured. it's believed he stole the xfinity van from headquarters location in richmond, that suspect now facing several charges. it is 5 27 sad news at the san francisco zoo, its oldest, its oldest met mcgill and that it's a penguin has died. magellanic captain eo was the name it was the last of the founding members of the zoo's magellanic penguin colony

and one of the oldest penguins living under human care. he was estimated to be about 40 years old. the life expectancy for this particular species is between 20 and 30 years, zoo says the captain eo was a legend penguin that has seen generations of penguins succeed him. police say the alleged gunman behind the july 4th parade shooting confessed to the crime. rivera and highland park, illinois, with details coming up , we'll tell you how investigators in virginia were able to stop another shooting from happening at 1/4 of july gathering in richmond, virginia.

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serious threat to western businesses than even many sophisticated business people realize. an ominous warning for the united states and its allies coming up we hear from the director of the fbi who says the threat affects governments

around the world. and we are learning more about the suspect in the fourth of july parade shooting, including the possibility he was going to attack a second parade in another state. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on to our top story, the next court hearing for the illinois parade attacks suspect is at the end of the month. prosecutors plan to file more charges against him. and we welcome you back to mornings onto. i'm dave clark. we want to get right to that investigation this morning. reporter madeline rivera is in highland park, illinois. right now. good morning, madeline. good morning, gabe and pam. and hours after the shooting. police in madison, wisconsin, got a request from the fbi asking them to activate their swat team, and what madison police did not know at the time was according to investigators, the suspect was considering committing another shooting there. he admitted to

what he had done enforcement say robert cremo, the third confessed that he committed monday's deadly attack, killing at least seven people are hurting more than two dozen when he used a high powered rifle to fire more than 70 rounds. from the top of a building along the route of the independence day parade. it was bouncing off the buildings and it was really challenging to reduce where those rounds are coming from cream. moe's motive remains unclear, but investigators say ah had some type of affinity towards the number four and seven and inverse was 74 and there could have been more bloodshed. after the shooting. police say he drove more than two hours away to madison, wisconsin, where he contemplated attacking another fourth of july celebration that he saw their people should be aware they should be afraid. that a mass shooting can happen in our community officials don't know exactly why cremo decided not to

attack and instead drove back to illinois, where he was later arrested. however they believe he hadn't put enough research into pulling off a second shooting. meanwhile vigils continue for the victims as this devastated community bands together. cremo could face additional charges for the dozens of other victims that he hurt and dave madeline. it looks like the chairs maybe are gone some of the personal effects, but the crime scene tape is still there are people coming back the restaurants and shops open house the downtown recovering after all of this? yeah pamela. people have collected the things that they left behind in the wake of the shooting, and some businesses are open. but a lot of people have also been coming back to drop a flowers drop off candles . i want to pan over just to the other side of the street where there has been a makeshift memorial for the victims there,

and you can see people kind of reflecting sitting down thinking of what happened here so clearly , still a lot of shock and grief in this community, pam heard marilyn ruben rivera in highland park, illinois. thank you. time is now 5 33 to show you some of the photos of the seven people killed in that attack. this is arena and kevin mccarthy. they took their two year old son, aidan to the parade after these two people were killed. a good samaritan watched their child until he was reunited with his grandparents and nicholas zaragoza left his home in mexico , visiting families in highland park and also to watch the parade. he was a 78 year old father with eight children. and 63 year old jackie's son, heim was a beloved member of the north shore congregation. israel and glencoe, illinois. it's right outside of chicago, miss sundheim lived in highland park . that's where she had also been a preschool teacher. another victim, 88 year old steven strauss, was married and had two

sons and grandchildren. before retirement. he would take the train five days a week from his home in highland park and had to his office in chicago, where he worked as a stockbroker. friends described katie goldstein has having a winning smile. you can see her photo there. the 64 year old was married and had two adult children. stay with us here at ktvu throughout mornings onto for updates on the parade shooting investigation. you can also find the very latest information online at ktvu .com . pam time is 5 35 million time in richmond, virginia hero citizen helped to stop a plan to commit mass shooting there. on the fourth of july, the caller claimed he overheard two men making plans. to shoot up the independence day celebration in richmond, virginia. two suspects were arrested. the police seized two assault rifles, a handgun and hundreds of rounds of ammunition at the home with the two men live. the mayor of richmond, virginia, condemned

what he called an epidemic of gun violence. we've seen the proliferation of weapons of war being used on our civilian population throughout this country. we've seen it in your body. we saw it in buffalo. and unfortunately saw this past fourth of july. in highland park, illinois. now the two men are charged with being non us citizens in possession of a firearm, and there may be several more charges. the police in richmond, virginia, are searching for a motive. a new report details more of the missed opportunities. police had to stop the mass shooting at that you've aldi texas elementary school, a sweeping critique released yesterday found that a police officer watched the gunman walked toward the campus but did not open fire while waiting for permission from a supervisor to shoot. the supervisor either did not hear or did not respond right away. the report also says some of the 21 victims could have been saved had they received medical attention sooner. earlier

reports found that police waited more than an hour before entering the classroom. the findings are based on video taken from the school police body cameras, testimony from officers on the scene and statements from investigators. our time is now 5 37. starting today, there are no legal abortion clinics in mississippi. the last clinic that was at the center of the supreme court decision that overturned roe versus wade was the gathering spot for noisy protest yesterday . there have been people on both sides of the debate since the court decision was officially announced last month. it includes a man who says he's been out there protesting every week. for the last 18 years. have to find another ministry to do. but the real menacing is to change society. this place exists because of the darkness of our society. lack of love for life, and i heard about what was going on down here really felt important to be part of it. silence is complicity. officials

at the clinic say it's been hard to stay open. they've had to bring in doctors from other states to perform abortions because no mississippi doctors would work there. the campaign to include the right to abortion in the california constitution begins this week, a coalition of reproductive healthcare, human rights and justice groups are endorsing prop. one campaign launched a website twitter accounts facebook page and instagram account in november, voters will be asked to decide if the state's constitution should include an amendment that would guarantee a right to abortion and protect access to birth control. time now, fivethirtyeight we're seeing new video of a brush fire in san francisco's corona heights park , and you're looking at video from citizen app. look at this. people who live nearby recorded the flames from their homes and fire officials state only grass burned, it was quickly put out. there's no word yet about how that fire started. alright that

leads us right to roberta against hollis covering our weather, which includes the forecast, hopefully, is not bad for firefighters. it's been cool . we've had that humidity. that's definitely some good news that's been really helping the firefighting efforts has in it because we've had not an aggressive wind and we've had our relative humidity hires been feeling tropical outside. it's going to lower little bit today into the thirties and forties and our inland areas. we will remain unseasonably mild morning. everybody rise and shine comfortable temperatures and our inland areas. the clouds do clear earlier today along the seashore, otherwise sunshine inland and remaining below average, waking up in oakland this morning with an overcast sky. we do have several decks of clouds out there and where from about 100 ft. 600 ft. 1000 ft bottom line. it's gray 62 degrees, currently in san jose 52 degrees in santa rosa. if you want to compare this morning yesterday at this time, it's up

to nine degrees cooler and santa rose. i know you feel the difference there. otherwise about five and six degrees cooler around the central bay and the peninsula. the winds blowing westerly to 12 sfo 20 at fairfield 13 at concord out of the south. that's where the relative humidity is still into the nineties this morning, tumbling into about the forties later this afternoon, we do have a series of troughs. that had been with us since last wednesday. banking up against the pacific northwest enhancing our marine there, but these are starting to exit and as they do , so, watch what happens here we go with our future cats watch the clock tick on by today we see earlier burn off of the low clouds and fog. in fact, we will see some sunshine in la honda today. also in pescadero, also in half moon bay, pacifica and even ocean beach, but it's short lived. clouds pushed back on short tonight in march inland a good 45 50 miles, but notice it's a thinner layer of marine

layer and not as expansive, so we'll see additional burn off on your friday other way through the weekend. meanwhile today's temperatures from 60 in pacific add to 69 in oakland seventies very comfortable. burlingame belmont, san mateo working our way through woodside atherton all the way into mountain view 78 degrees and throughout the tri valley, but we should be at 89 degrees 78 degrees today in napa and sonoma overcast skies again tonight that thinner layer of cloudiness. temperatures in the fifties everywhere except for antiochus at 61 degrees, we will feature the hotter weekend coming up. that's later on in this broadcast, david pam. thank you, roberta. we are following a developing political shake up. british prime minister boris johnson is resigning and you're going to hear from him coming up at six. oclock world. hunger is on the rise. we're going to break down a new report. it's highlighting the devastating consequences. food insecurity is

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44 a new global report shows world hunger. it's getting worse . it's on the rise, the new united nations report says about 2.3 billion people face moderate to severe problems finding enough to eat last year. covid-19 the war between russia and ukraine and climate change were the main factors contributing to all of that. among the most affected countries are. afghanistan haiti, ethiopia and kenya. in the 15 countries most affected by the crisis. unicef estimates that eight million children under the age of five are suffering from severe wasting.

now the usda says here in the u. s more than 38 million people face food insecurity. the u. n secretary general is drafting plans to help ukraine and russia resumed normal exports of wheat, grain and fertilizer to the world community. fbi director christopher wray is warning that the chinese government is a threat to western businesses is currently in london, where he is meeting with top british intelligence officials. he spoke to business executives about the growing threat from china. the chinese government is set on stealing your technology. whatever it is that makes your industry tick. and using it. to undercut your business and dominate your market. and they're set on using every tool at their disposal to do it. race as the fbi has more than 2000 cases dealing with chinese counterintelligence and that the bureau opens a new case on average. every 12 hours time is 5 45. afghanistan will lose its

designation as a major non nato ally to the us president biden announced that in a letter sent to congress the designation during the obama administration allowed the united states and afghanistan to receive defense and economic assistance. now this move follows the u. s. military withdrawal from afghanistan last year after almost 20 years of war. afghanistan has since become ruled by the taliban. russian forces are increasing their attacks against southern ukraine . the shelling is setting off fires and fields and villages. the kremlin says it's also poised to take control of more sections in eastern ukraine. the governor of the donetsk province is now telling 350,000 residents to evacuate for their own safety and to help ukrainian forces. we have had shelling on civilian infrastructure and endangers lives. when they evacuate, we will be able to concentrate more on our enemy. ukraine still

controls about half of the dunnett sick profit province. officials hope western aid will fortify its defense as russia relies on superior firepower. currently a summit in indonesia g 20 foreign ministers started today and secretary of state antony blinken has not indicated if he will meet with his russian counterpart. preparing the bay area. ukraine relief organization says donations are drying up the group nova ukraine raised more than 22 a half million dollars in the first months of the war in ukraine, but donations have dropped off dramatically. the group says the need for donations is great now as well as in the future, and they say, no matter how the war ends, people in ukraine will need help to rebuild. and or end , a woman who recently traveled to poland to provide aid to ukrainian refugees is sharing her story. sorry heymann helped to raise more than $12,000 in supplies for refugees fleeing the violence in ukraine. she

discussed her experience with friends and neighbors, saying it was a deep personal connection that compelled her to help. father's family and my mother's family are from western ukraine . and so it just hit very close to home. this could just as easily have been me as a refugee . if my parents my grandparents hadn't been able to leave. later at kosinski. many of those who attended the discussion contributed to hammond's fundraising efforts. she said she is still in all of the resilience of the ukrainian people. alright, our time is 5 48 on this thursday morning, we'll get you to where you need to go, sal those the latest on the commute yeah, we have a brand new crash reported westbound 5 80 at airway boulevard in livermore, and that is in the center divide. so here it is, and it's already beginning to slow traffic here. as you can tell, it doesn't take that long for it to get slow in this area, so we're gonna keep watching it for you. that's just was reported. just a few moments ago. westbound 5 80 at airway,

otherwise we're still okay in the commute. you can see traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza is light, although that will probably change in the next few minutes. it's 5 48 handling the weather. today it's roberta learned a new term from dave and pam today. what's that? friday eve? that's right. definitely it was pre friday, but they said no friday eve friday even like that, because i kind of thought it was wednesday. today, you know, with the holiday being on monday, but then you know i'm not on track very often. here, okay? hi, everybody. good morning to you take a look at these numbers. typically this time of the year in santa rosa, we should be at 83 very close spot on as far as our seasonal highs are concerned in san francisco, slightly below average and oakland. it's when you get to the south bay and east bay when we see our temperatures well below average , especially and throughout the tri valley by good 10 degrees. marie lair has kicked in lynn as we take a look out towards highway 24 as you're making

tracks over towards ronnie creek . you see the wind blowing the tree limbs around just ever so gently. currently we have a westerly wind in livermore at nine mph, also nine in throughout hayward back into castro valley 12 at sfo. these winds are pretty consistent this morning after about 15, with one notable exception right there in fairfield at 20. these winds will continue to vote today. westerly 10 to 20 mph humidity this morning juicy into the nineties due to that very deep marine layer. however during the day today it's going to be drier than yesterday. humidity temples to 34% in napa 31 in santa rosa. and this is still good. last monday and tuesday of last week . we had these relative humidities during the afternoon hours and to the teens bone dry , but we've had the unseasonably cool air masters into the bay area due to the trough penis to the north of the bay area. temperatures remain wild again today, not only here locally,

but right around the central valley. 98 friends note you say that smiled while typically there in the triple digits by this time of the year 65 degrees monterey bay, a gorgeous 75 in san diego 73 degrees in the high sierra and its string of sunshiny days if you're making tracks towards the high sierra for the weekend. it's going to be pleasant and very summery in the mid and high seventies now locally, we have mid seventies in san rafael, terra linda, nevada, nicasio marin city, larkspur as well. 72 degrees in mountain view, working its way up the peninsula through atherton and woodside cemetery, oh belmont and burly game all in the seventies. 78 degrees in throughout the tri valley, and we're talking low seventies and newark union city and in fremont tonight with the blanket of cloudiness. temperatures in the fifties except antioch at 61 degrees. here's your extended forecast each and every day we're gonna start to see earlier burn off at the seashore so you

will see some sunshine. in la honda. and it must be chazz well and then check out your sunday dry, dry, brutally dry conditions and temperatures approaching 100 degrees. enjoy your thursday. card, roberta. thank you. tom is 5 50 to a new controversy in san francisco surrounding this mural of george washington high school. the new questions raised this morning about money spent by the school district to try to get it removed. and more signs that they area tourism is on the rebound. what the numbers reveal about who's visiting and where

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is 5 55 former white house counsel to donald trump pats up alone e will testify before the january 6th committed now it's a closed door testimony set for tomorrow. bologna was subpoenaed last week. he's considered a critical figure in the final days of donald trump's presidency because he reportedly resisted the former president's efforts to overturn the election. the next public january 6th committee hearing is next tuesday, july 12th at seven a.m. our time. meantime south carolina senator lindsey graham is challenging a subpoena to him. in the investigation into possible interference in georgia's 2020 election subpoena

claims senator graham made at least two phone calls to georgia's secretary of state. former president trump disputed the results of the 2020 election . lindsey graham's lawyers reason for the challenges he simply a witness, and if he's subpoenaed, it will erode the constitutional balance of power. jewel is maintaining its right to sell its products despite a recent court order banning the products. now the fda and jewel have agreed to put their court fight on hold while the government conducts more review of the cigarettes. the fda ordered a ban on jules products two weeks ago. but jewel argues that it has submitted enough evidence to show that its products meet government standards. company will continue to sell its products during the legal review. our time is 5 56 millions of dollars and another round of stop ap i hate grants are being distributed to non profit here in california. now the new grants total more than

$30 million. there are 12 grant recipients, including four right here in the bay area, they'll be getting a combined total of $12 million. this is round two of the stop ap. i hate grounds. this is called the transformative grants really larger grants made to have a much bigger impact in our communities. this is about $30 million that is being is being granted. the grant money will be used for better services for victims, adding senior escort programs, mental health programs and activities promoting greater cultural understanding. san francisco streets and businesses are starting to see business again, partly because of the number of tourists now conventions haven't bounced back to pre pandemic levels yet, but officials say that's starting to pick up as well. there are already long lines to ride the cable cars. tour busses are filling up again. we talked with one family, and they say it's

good to get out and explore other cities again. san francisco is popping. we love it. this is a great place for tourism we never imagined were about 70% occupied in our hotels right now typically would be about 90% this time of year, so we still got some room for growth. but we are starting to get back and we're seeing international visitors coming in from europe, especially he says the number of visitors from asia is not bouncing back as quickly but that may be because asian countries many of them are still restricting travel because of covid concerns new numbers from the marin county fair show people were ready to get out and play again. attendance and revenue at the year's fair where up. the fair ended on the fourth of july generated nearly $1.9 million. that's a 400,000 from the year before the start of the pandemic masking and proof of vaccinations were not required at this year's fair. our time is now 5 58 of popular berkeley restaurant will be closing after serving diners for 24 years. it's the tapas bar sezer posted

on instagram. they'll officially closed july 23rd and disclosure comes after a battle with another popular berkeley restaurant, chez panisse. the more famous restaurant is right next door, and they own the building. shape and knees decided not to renew the lease for saves ours, and so sezer's was given a full year's notice of the change. japanese is offered to hire all of the staff that caesar's restaurant taser says they hope to open a new location but made no details is yet protesters in berkeley are demanding to reclaim people's park. they rallied at the park and called out cows administration. the school wants to convert a portion of the park in two students or faculty housing. a state appeals court this month granted a stay order that temporarily holds you see construction. demonstrators say the park is sacred ground and that has it is hosted famous

protests over the years and is now being used by the un housed gasoline prices dropped another few cents during the night, continuing a downward trend we've been seeing for about a month. there's hope this morning that the worst may be behind us when it comes to record high prices at the gas pump. plus. had enough of fires up here. it's to the point where i'm i'm ready to leave. another wildfire burning into sierra has people who lived there really worried. we'll have the latest on the effort to contain what's called the electorate fire. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on tuesday. well, good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings on two. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. july 7th roberta gonzalez in here. talking about our weather, which has been very mild, but there are changes ahead. just in time for the weekend. yeah we're always

looking at the weekend, everybody good morning to you on this thursday, the seventh day of the month. we do have very comfortable temperatures in our inland areas slightly below average and at the seashore today when noticed some earlier bernoff sixties there and low eighties away from the bay, mostly cloudy skies have drifted inland all the way in towards the tri valley. marching well into the sacramento valley dialing back faster today. it looks like for the most part. our temperatures are in the fifties except for antiochus this hours at 61, san jose's at 62 degrees and conquers now reporting it splashes some sunshine. the winds are out of the south at 10. these winds will be picking up 10 to 20 mph later today. fairfield's windsor at 23 are daytime high temperatures today will reach the sixties of the coast and also the eighties inland and the relative humidity would drop into the thirties forties fifties. later this afternoon. your full forecast is coming up . but right now, let's send the baton on over to sell. all right

. good morning. right now, roberta. we do have a nice looking commute at the bay bridge hasn't become crowded just yet. which is nice that you still have a little window of opportunity to get out there and do that to traffic is moving along very nicely. no major problems on the richmond saying rafael bridge or on the same mateo bridge either. 602 let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. have you noticed prices at the gas pump? finally starting to go down a little bit. okay. tv is amanda quintana in san ramon to talk about what one energy expert says. we can expect. good morning, amanda. good morning. it is definitely a welcome sight for a lot of us. i know. i got excited. just seen a few gas stations under $6. but here in san ramon, we're looking at 6 41 here across the street for some regular gasoline. that's more than 20 cents higher than the state average, according to triple a, the current average for a gallon of regular in

california. it's about 6 19 compare that to 6 22 average yesterday close to 6 30 a week ago and almost 6 40 a month ago . that's an almost 20% drop in the last month. right now, the national average 4 75. that's 17 cents lower than a month ago. crude oil is trading under $100 this morning. that's down about 20% from early june. now on tuesday, the price of crude oil dropped 9% that's the largest daily percentage drop we've seen since march. we're also seeing a decline in trading prices for natural gas, gasoline and heating oil. of course, it is great to see these prices come down. but we spoke to a local energy expert who says it's most likely due to a tough economic outlook across the country and around the world, he says, mounting fears about a global recession is what's affecting these oil prices. overall a

slower economy means people drive less people fly last. uh there's less demand for oil to heat and so forth and other mostly in other parts of the world. um and the reduction in demand causes a big drop in prices. bornstein says. with so much uncertainty, there's really no way to tell if prices will continue to drop. but in california, he says he doesn't expect to see the average get under $6, he says. most economists believe a recession is likely. now his advice. take advantage of this lower prices that we are seeing, he says. you'll likely see some gas stations just up the street who are have more expensive prices. then you gotta kind of shop around a drive around. see what prices you can see that are lower and then go to those lower gas stations because, he says, that could push those gas stations that have the higher prices to maybe lower their

prices. so his advice drive around her neighborhood. see what you can see with those prices. see what kind of deals you can get. i know they are not really considered low still right now, but they are lower, so we'll see what those prices due in the next few days as well. live in san ramon, amanda keown, thanet. ktvu fox two news, amanda. thank you time 605 . some people still evacuated this morning in the sierra foothills as firefighters continue to battle the electric fire. some evacuation orders have been lifted for people in amador county, but other evacuation orders continue in nearby calibers county. the fire , which is already burned more than 4100 acres along highway 49 , near the city of jackson, is now 40% contained. efforts has said backfires to keep the flames from spreading seemed to be working. the ultimate objective of firing operations is to starve the fire fuel before it has a chance to actually reach our lines. so if

something does decide to come out of the canyon, it's got a nice buffer to slow it down and stop it. and so far, no homes have been destroyed. no injuries are reported. although the electric fire is burning more than 100 miles from the bay area , it could have a very direct impact on us fire, debris and ash could contaminate the river that flows into the east bay muds party reservoir. and that could create water quality issues for the nearly 1.5 million customers who rely on that water for their homes and businesses. we are keeping an eye on the water quality. and so once the fire clears, we'll be doing an assessment will be working with blm, the bureau of land management to check the soil to check the water quality and treat the water accordingly. the fire is also threatening some of pg and e s critical facilities that includes 11 distribution and transmission poles as well as hydro electric generation substation and powerhouse facilities. pg and e says it can divert power away

from the fire area to keep the rest of the state's powered up. even if those systems are damaged, you can stay up to date on the wildfires burning across california. we have a spot on our website. dedicated to the very latest information just had two ktvu dot com slash wildfires . time is now 607 police in mountain view investigating the drowning death of a nine year old boy in a swimming pool. it happened yesterday afternoon at an apartment complex. no el camino real not far from mariano castro elementary, the little boy was found unresponsive in the pool. and while authorities rushed to that seen someone gave him cpr, but the child later died at a nearby hospital. and investigation into the drowning has begun and along the sacramento river, the bodies of three bay area men were recovered after they died trying to rescue a child from the river. on sunday, the three men were swept away by the river current nearly three miles

slough bridge and highway 1 60. now the child eventually was pulled to safety. search for those men lasted several days until all three bodies were found tuesday night. the victims , all from oakland, were identified as edwin reba's edwin perez and danilo solorzano. relatives and friends of a man injured during a sideshow in vallejo last weekend are praying he will survive. 19 year old tyler ingersoll was one of the hundreds of people who gathered near six flags for that side show that attracted about 200 drivers last weekend. he was hit by one of the cars and has been in the hospital since sunday night. he's being treated for traumatic brain injuries and has had three surgeries. his family and girlfriend are now warning everyone from parents to spectators about how dangerous it it can be to just watch a sideshow. i hate you right now for doing this to me and my family. but i know we shouldn't

have been there either, because things like this happen. watch out for your kids. don't let this go on until you kids out there. they think it's fun in it. you guys think it's okay? you could lose your life just by watching it. imgur saul's family says doctors can't tell them if he will survive. the driver who hit ingersoll has not been found . time is now 609. a man from san francisco was caught posing as a comcast worker and breaking into a house in marin county county sheriff says homeowner on bret hart road in sandra felled called authorities to report a suspicious man and a comcast uniform. trying to get into his house around one in the afternoon. on the fourth of july , the homeowner was out of town , but was watching all of this from his ring security camera. when the sheriff's deputy arrived at the house, the burglar was in the garage. is what appears to be an xfinity service worker running out of the garage that was propped open

with a ladder jumps into an xfinity van and takes off out of the driveway with the van door still open. about the sheriff's deputy chased the driver in that xfinity van from marin county across the richmond san rafael bridge to richmond. the band crashed in debris on the off ramp to cutting boulevard. the driver ran away, but he was captured is believe he stole the exit affinity van from headquarters location in richmond, and now that suspect is facing several charges. at san francisco schools oversight committee will now discuss next month. the expenses involving a controversial mural at george washington high school in audit found the district spent $525,000 on attorney fees. to try to remove a mural that showed slaves and native americans. the money came from proposition a voters approved proposition to pay for classroom and facility upgrades. committee's interim chair, tells the chronicle that the bond money has been used as a slush

fund. the committee doesn't have regulatory powers but can refer the issue to the city or state. alright, pam. time is now 6 11 salads here. have you been able to work your magic and fix everything in the commuter? remember i told you about that crash in livermore. it's in fact, hold on for a second sometimes get these computer issues. there it is. okay, westbound 5 80 as you get up to the airway area. we told you about it last time this crash is there and it is blocking lanes and traffic is going to be slow . at first. it was not blocking the lane. but then the emergency crews. arrived on the scene and took up a lane here again. westbound 5 88 airway. we also do have slow traffic on westbound 5 80 coming in over the ultimate past. so these two things are going to make it just a little bit busier for you to get out to the livermore area. let's talk about the bay bridge. i do want to say that traffic is still looking pretty good here at the bay bridge toll plaza. with no major issues, so that might change. but right now

we're off to a good start. richmond bridge also looks pretty good as you drive across the bay and the silicon valley can be. it's also light so far. at 6 11. let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal johnson has stepped down as prime minister of great britain would finally caused him to resign from that position, and a lot of questions remain about the mass shooting at 1/4 of july parade up next how that community in illinois is coming together to support the victim's family. - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19

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up. the best job in the world. but them's the breaks. bars johnson gave in the calls for him to resign after more than 50 ministers quit his government and his comments this morning. johnson said he will stay in power until his conservative party selects a new prime minister. but critics want him to be removed from office as soon as possible. johnson's time as prime minister was marred by the way he handled the coronavirus pandemic and several ethics scandals. the illinois parade shooting suspect is due back in court at the end of the month. robert cremo currently faces seven counts of first degree murder. he appeared in a zoom court hearing on wednesday and was ordered to be held without bail. investigators accused him of firing more than 70 rounds into a crowd of spectators at that fourth of july parade. in highland park, illinois. they say he then drove to neighboring wisconsin, where he considered another attack at another holiday celebration. he

did see a celebration that was occurring in madison, and he seriously contemplated using the fire army and his vehicle to commit another shooting. it could have been further tragedy , and that's why when an event like this happens all of law enforcement throughout the area and other communities have to be on alert. police say they are not sure why he decided to return to illinois, where he was spotted and arrested. prosecutors plan to file more charges against him, including attempted murder, authorities say the 21 year old will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. the community of highland park, illinois, is rallying around the toddler found alone covered in blood in the chaotic aftermath of monday's mass shooting. during that parade, the parents of two year old aidan mccarthy were killed at the parade. a stranger took the little boy to a police station. his grandfather says the family will take care of the boy. and thanks to the community, they will have a lot of help a go fund. me account was set up for the little boy,

and it stands at more than $2.8 million and still climbing. our time is 6 17 was starting today . the state of mississippi now has no legal abortion clinics. the last clinic it was at the center of the supreme court decision that overturned roe versus wade was the gathering spot yesterday for noisy protests. there have been people on both sides of the debate since the court decision was officially announced last month. and it includes a man who says he's been out there, protesting once a week for the last 18 years. i have to find another ministry to do. but the real ministrations is to change society. this place exists because of the darkness of our society. lack of love for life, and i heard about what was going on down here really felt important to be part of it was silence is complicity. other clinic operator says it's been hard to stay open for all this time they've had to bring doctors in from other states to perform abortions because no mississippi doctors would work

there. the campaign to include the right to abortion in the california constitution begins this week, a coalition of reproductive healthcare, human rights and justice groups are endorsing prop. one the campaign launched its website, twitter accounts, facebook page and instagram account in november, voters will be asked to decide if the state's constitution should include an amendment that would guarantee a right to abortion and protect access to birth control. okay on time at 6 18 will get you to where you need to go. south has some traffic things you need to know about. yes we've been looking at the east bay and we're beginning to see that things are beginning to get filled in here, especially in livermore, but also in some other spots. first of all, westbound 5 88 airway clearing that crash. i told you about it. it's been there for about 40 minutes now, and traffic is going to be slow and might take you by surprise, because usually at this time we have some decent traffic in the area. but today it is a little

bit slow. so give yourself extra time now. i also want to mention that highway four is getting slower as you drive through pay point. that's just more of a typical slowdown. nothing out of the ordinary fog check here. it's not quite as foggy as it has been the last few days. i can tell you because i can see both towers of the golden gate. bridge to traffic is moving well, there is some fog, but it's just not as low and it's not affecting drivers so much. bay bridge toll plaza looks pretty good. no major problems on the richmond or on the same mateo bridge this morning. if you're driving across the bay and in the south bay. we don't have a lot going on the whole silicon valley commute looks pretty quiet into sunnyvale, cupertino and palo alto. 6 19. let's bring steep over steve. i'm sorry. it's almost automatic . let's bring roberta in here. we've all known steve for what 23 decades. yes he, um he would rather not mentioned how long but, yes, you're right. hey sal.

quick question for you. it's so like going across the bay bridge this morning. is that really typical this time of the year? you know what happens sometimes is we get a late start, roberta. so we might you know, if you check back with me in a half hour, i think we might have as you look at it here. normally we have some slow traffic already, but i think it's coming.. thanko see you andood morning, everybody out the door. this is what you can expect again today . comfortable temperatures in our inland areas. only outside number will be 83 degrees and that will be experienced and gilroy to the south and fairfield as well. highs at the coast side only in the low sixties. there's another view. you saw the fog out towards the golden gate bridge. we also have the overcast conditions above highway 24 making tracks out of oakland towards walnut creek. we do have a little bit of a breeze out there as well. temperatures are pretty uniform in the fifties across the board except brentwood and discovery bay, both at 60 degrees. it is now 62 degrees around cupertino,

campbell and in san jose. the winds have been all over the place. they've been fluctuating 10 mph, however, sfo 23 fairfield, the winds will be more consistent later this afternoon 10 to 20 mph. we do have a change doesn't look like it, but we do. take a look at our future cast. watch the clock tick hump i we have clearing earlier in the immediate seashore. two o'clock this afternoon. you should see a hint of some sunshine in la honda, also pescadero as well. san francisco, you'll start to see the overcast conditions before 10 o'clock tonight, also around the san mateo coastline, surging inland, a good 50 miles but notice it's not as deep it's not as expansive. it's not as extensive and it's going to burn off even quicker on friday and on saturday, so the cooler air mass to the north of us while it continues to drift in today, however, this area of high pressure it's going to retrograde over the weekend, and that's going to allow our

temperatures to warm to nearly 100 degrees while away from the bay into our villain areas. meanwhile statewide 65 monterey bay 97 degrees in the desert southwest 94 degrees today in sacramento and 73 degrees in the high sierra, where it is gorgeous blue skies view. i think clouds and summary all the way through the weekend. our numbers will stack up from 60 in pacifica. mid and high sixties around the central bay, and these temperatures are seasonal. it's this temperature that's 10 degrees below normal. this temperature 82 santa rosa is just about 1 degrees off the mark. but this temperature 77 in san jose is about five and six degrees below normal. mostly cloudy skies tonight with thin, overcast temperatures in the fifties and low sixties. otherwise as string as sunshiny days and warmer conditions, and here's that big jump and our temperature inland areas on sunday have a wonderful thursday. pam. thank you, roberta. covid cases are on the

rise again. here in the bay area up next we have a look at the trend and reaction from one doctor who says we are ready for another possible summer surge. and something to think about ahead of your next vacation. the city that just announced plans to charge tourists a daily feed to visit.

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the new global report shows world hunger is on the rise. the united nations released a new report that cites roughly 2.3 billion people faced moderate to severe difficulty finding enough to eat last year. covid-19 the war between russia and ukraine, and climate change were found to be the top factors contributing to the crisis. among the most affected countries are afghanistan, haiti, ethiopia and kenya. tourists will have to

make a reservation. if they plan to visit venice, italy next year. it will cost up to $10 per person a day to visit the city officials hope the new reservation system will help them better manage visitors. tourists who don't follow the rules risk being fined $315 if they are stopped and can't show proof of a reservation. the rule goes into effect in january, but it is waived for people who stay in a venice hotel. pamplona spain held its first running of the bulls in three years. always kind of a crazy sight. fortunately no one was gored from what we understand, but several people were knocked down and heard at least six people were treated for injuries. including a 30 year old american who broke his left arm. a couple from the bay area has been planning this trip for years. it's been a long time. bucket list or wish to come and we were

prepared to come before covid. and we've been waiting and waiting and waiting, and finally , it's here, so we're really excited to be here today. now the course is 956 yards. it takes about three minutes to run . take a look at the crowds. ernest hemingway made this event famous in his book, the sun also rises. nearly 100 years ago. monkey pox is on the radar of local doctors will talk about the rise in cases in san francisco, including one person who attended the pride parade. and it can be a balancing act for people managing their student loans. now, the biden administration has a plan to lessen the burden will

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courtroom in russia. the warning today from russian leaders that us interference in her trial will only make things worse. from ktvu. fox. two news. this is mornings on t take your life to that opening bell that is ringing right now. pilots for american airlines will now get triple pay to pick up those shifts that they were able to drop that software glitch that glitch glitch left american airlines scrambling to avoid more flight cancelations. the pilots will also get double pay. for peak holiday periods. the airlines deal with a pilot shortage, the numbers are headed up so far, we'll see if they can stay that way in business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook and good morning. i'm dave clark thursday morning. july 7th. i went outside with roberta. yes he's knockout. lots of cloud. it's kind of gray out there. it doesn't feel too bad at the moment, reverting human

barometer, mr dave clark in the house. thank you. very sister watches him on facebook as he goes, and lets everyone know what the weather is like juju to how helpful that is. it is any windows in my weather studio, so i'm always pouring myself over the computer models. when dave comes back in with his weather report, i greatly appreciated, sir. quite welcome says it feels pretty good outside your spot on in fact, santa rosa average highs 83 today 82 degrees oakland pretty close to average san francisco right on the mark . it's inland and san jose and also to the east and livermore were temperatures are very to the south. in fact, 10 degrees below average and throughout the tri valley. isn't that gorgeous? are those little houseboats there? that's lovely, deseret. how would you like to wake up on a houseboat? not bad. kayak outside nice temperatures around the estuary this morning in the mid fifties. in fact, everybody is in the fifties except for brentwood at 61. redwood city,

60 and san jose's at 62 degrees . now we will top off today from 60 to 83 degrees. we will have some clouds and we will have earlier burn off at the seashore and i will talk more about that. that's coming up, but right now setting it on over to mr sal castaneda. hi there. roberta. i'd like to wake up on a hot spot if it was planned. hello mm. right something must have happened in your past. well you know. good morning, everyone . let's go out and take a look at the livermore valley because this is unplanned, westbound. 5 80 coming up to airway. we've had a crash there for a while now. and the backup is growing. it's growing big here coming in from the altamont pass, now beginning to blend in for the drive down to the livermore valley. you can see traffic is going to be slow, and that's because of that crash at airway that they're still trying to clear completely, and it's causing a mass getting into livermore. if you're driving to the bay bridge, some of that slow traffic has begun to arrive a little bit here anyway. as you

come up to the pay gates. 6 32. let's go back to pam. thank you, sal. more coronavirus infections are being reported here in the bay area. public health leaders say the increase is largely a result of new sub variants of the omicron variant. all of the bay area's nine counties are now considered at high risk level for the spread of the virus. infectious disease expert, dr peter chin hong is reminding people not to panic but to take those basic precautions. it doesn't mean you stay at home and shelter in place indefinitely. it means you continue to engage in life. we all know what to do. health officials say the vaccine continues to prevent severe covid in a majority of people who get it and despite the uptick in cases, hospitalizations remained fairly low. health experts also say there is still quite a bit that reminds, remains unknown about how covid affects the human body, especially in the long term. the food and drug administration says pharmacists

can now prescribe pfizer's covid pill plaques of it directly to patients. previously only doctors could prescribe the pill . now it's intended for people who are at high risk of becoming seriously ill from covid-19. people with severe liver or kidney issues should not take it in order to get packs livid prescribed by a pharmacist, you will need to bring recent health records, including blood tests and a list of current medications. 6 34 in san francisco. the number of monkeypox cases has more than doubled in the past week, said he. health department reports 24 more cases of monkeypox. that makes 40 cases in san francisco . also there's word from the organizers of last week. san francisco pride parade, someone who was at the parade reported they have the monkey pox virus. the virus primarily spreads through direct contact with infe sexual activity. also the san

francisco aids foundation says the city needs to do more when it comes to monkey pox vaccines and online statement, the foundation says organizations like the san francisco aids foundations are uniquely positioned to reach communities who may be at higher risk for monkey pox and two so in ways that are affirming and compassionate. the organization says it right now has less than 100 doses of the vaccine. they expect the need thousands more for high risk groups. three people are in custody this morning in connection with the homicide in the south bay back in april, 26 year old ricardo padilla of fremont 28 year old jocelyn velasquez of san jose. and 31 year old daniel macias of redwood city were all arrested. june 22nd. the deadly shooting was april 16th on five of avenue near monterey road in south san jose. police say it appeared to stem from a fight at an unsanctioned pop up event. this event in itself was in a non

sanctioned event did not have any notification to the city not have any permitting or county entities and was kind of flash kind of style event that actually served alcohol. had different kinds of vendors there , and as a result of this non sanctioned event, some kind of interaction happened between the suspects and the victim, resulting in his death. the name of the victim is not being released at this time. police say the relationship between the victim and the three suspects is not clear yet. all three, though, are facing homicide charges. 6 36 san jose residents questioning a plan to let on house people park rvs and other vehicles at the senate teresa light rail station parking lot. what kind of guarantees can you give us that it's going to be, you know, within the fence line. i will say that our previous safe parking programs at southside community center and roosevelt did not see an increase in crime. now, during

last night's forum, people also had questions about pollution from rv generators as well as blackwater and gray water disposal. the nonprofit life moves will be operating that parking lot site they hope to open it in october. protesters in berkeley are demanding to reclaim people's park. they rallied at the park and called out cows administration. the university wants to convert part of the park into student or faculty housing. a state appeals court this month granted a stay order that temporarily holds you see construction. demonstrators say the park is sacred ground that has hosted famous protests over the years and is now being used by the un housed the park was founded in opposition to the university, and it has always existed in opposition to the university. throughout his 53 years, the university has been consistently trying to build on and make a profit off of the

park. while displacing the low income, mostly black and brown people who rely on it. the park was recently added to the national list of historic places . judges in two weeks will decide whether to extend or cancel that restraining order. hard time is 6 38. now don't try to adjust your tv screen right now for any color. the sky is green. this is not a special effect. this guy really was green over suu falls, south dakota. now they call this the rachel a fast moving when, or hailstorm, it has a lot of heavy particles in it affecting the color of sunlight. and it's bad news because most of those storms generate tornadoes. in this case, this one did not. the storm pushed across more than 700 miles of south dakota, iowa and minnesota. but the sky was green pants. very creepy. very creepy. it's kind of like our

orange skies with the fires and everything. yeah i don't like to see that. i thought that would probably be the end of it. yeah right with tornadoes. sound good. yeah. sell house traffic pan. um, glad you asked that question to talk on and on yahoo , you know what? it's a slow in the livermore valley, and it's something that i've been talking about for a bit because of that crash on 5 88 airway. we've had a long back up this morning. if you come in from, let's say tracy, or, you know someone who does. they might be in a bad mood when they get to you, the coming up to livermore. this crash at airway has been there for a bit and they're having trouble clearing it. i guess it was a single car direct, but the damage is done. when it comes to this morning's commute. it really is very slow there. let's talk about the bay bridge is not as slow. there's a little bit of a backup here at the toll plaza just little slowing. also at the richmond bridge this morning as you drive over to san rafael at

6 39. what about today's weather ? let's bring roberta back in. so we were just seeing scenes from a green sky in south dakota . we have a gray sky. yes, yes, we do. and its coast to the inland areas. good morning, everybody what you can bang on today. heading on out the door are temperatures from the sixties at the beaches to right around the eighties and inland areas still very mild day in your forecast. this is it. this is the gray slate over the esther. where where the waters are calm right now, but we do have a small craft advisory that goes into place at nine o'clock this morning. until nine pm because of the westerly winds that will kick up to 30 knots at times as far as the guests are concerned, now, looking back at the estuary again, we have a temperature there right now. that's right around 59 degrees. otherwise 56 in san francisco conquered is reporting some sunshine. so is santa rosa. just a hint? there are 52 refreshing degrees. it is now 62 in san jose. and if you want to compare

this morning to yesterday, when you had to get on out the door and head to work or walk the dog while temperatures are up to 10 degrees cooler at this hour. that's right. santa rosa was 62 yesterday at this six o'clock hour now. meanwhile the winds are all over the place out of the south out of the west, but later today, there will be more consistent out of the west 10 to 20 mph. this is our marine layer and there is a difference between yesterday and today. yesterday it was about 3000 ft. deep this morning about 2500. and as the day progresses, it thins out. we're actually going to see a hint of some sunshine around the san mateo coast back in all the way into monterey bay . meanwhile tonight we feel back in but not quite as extensive, not playing tag with the sacramento valley at all, and then watch it thin out on your friday as well as we head on out to the morning commute. and then the afternoon as well. so with the thinning of the marine layer, we will be banking on warmer weather through sunday. so here we go for your big

warmup today. not so much 60 beaches seventies pretty common around the lake hoban isha martinez backing through rodeo as well. and american canyon 78 livermore when we should be around 88 89 degrees, we should be mid eighties and san jose, but instead 82 degrees of morgan hill, 77 san jose 83. three and gilroy in seventies comment around the peninsula. tonight overnight. mostly cloudy skies into the fifties except antioch . it's 60 degrees and your extended forecast. do we say a big jump on sunday? mhm 96 degrees in the warmest location , and david pam, when i say 96, i started thinking 100 somewhere backyard, right? yes. yeah alright, bro. thank you. time at 6 42 new optimism in san francisco that tourism is bouncing back. we'll let you hear from torres, who say san francisco is the place to be of course, you knew that our newsroom is the place to be, because that's where garcia's with what else is coming up here

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five seems like san francisco streets and businesses are looking busy again, it's at least partially because the amount of taurus is growing. the number of conventions haven't bounced back to pre pandemic levels yet, but officials say that starting to pick up to they're already long lines, deride cable cars and tour busses are filling up again. we talked to one family who says it's good to get out and explore other sydney's again. san francisco is popping. we love it. this is a great place for tourism we never imagined were about 70% occupied in our hotels right now typically would be about 90% this time of year, so we still got some room for growth. but we are starting to get back and we're seeing international visitors coming in from europe, especially now. he also said the number of visitors from asia is not bouncing back as fast but that may be because many asian countries are still

restricting travel because of covid concern. the federal reserve is expected to announce another big interest rate hike later this month. the minutes released from the feds. june meeting shows the policymakers are leaning towards a hike between one half and three quarters of a percent. their stated goal is to cool off the economy in order to ease inflation. if another rate hike happens, expect to pay more for new loans. speaking of loans, the biden administration is proposing new steps for borrowers to lessen the burden of federal student loan debt. now the changes would also make relief easier for public workers and disabled americans. officials hope to finalize the changes by november decision still has not been made on forgiving a portion of student loans before payments resume in september. marriott was hit by hackers again. hackers reportedly stole about 20 gigabytes of data, including confidential business documents

and customer payment information from one location in baltimore. the stolen information would allow a hacker to make fraudulent purchases with the customer's card. marriott spokesperson said. a ransom was demanded, but the chain did not pay any money. hard time now, 6 47. apple is always said it's devices are the most secure on the market, and now it's taking action to stop hackers. apples there's a new lockdown mode will add extra protection to its phones, ipads and macs through link previews and blocking attachments that could be from hackers. it'll also prevent devices from accepting accessory connections. unless they're unlocked. apple developed this new feature, which would stop oppressive governments from using malware to hack human rights workers, politicians, journalists and lawyers. it's expected to be available sometime after september. will lock screens on android smartphones may soon include yes advertisements, techcrunch is

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this kind of thing. all right. good morning, everyone. you might need an extra cup this morning. if you're driving in livermore, see what i did there. alright, westbound 5 80 clearing that accident at airway. it's taken a very long time. and this is now blending into the backup . we have coming in off the ultimate path. so if you know someone who comes in from tracy or the central valley, and you're expecting them at a certain time, they might be late. getting in, deliver more now, if you're getting on the freeway after that, though, let's say you get on the freeway in dublin. you say hey, where is everybody go ahead and take advantage of that drive into castro valley is going to be a nice one for you. because people are being held up behind you there. this is a look at the bay bridge. there's not a big backup right now. there was a back up for a little bit, but now it's not there so we won't ask a lot of questions. 6 50. let's bring roberta back in here. you know that airway drive on 5 80. that's always a bad spot. yeah. there are a lot of crashes there over the years. yeah yeah. i always seem to get backed up right there all the way back

through north first street or yeah, hi, everybody. good morning to you as you head on out the door. days been giving me reports on how it feels like outside if it's still feels a little tropical to you, it's because the relative humidity is up there at 96% in throughout the tri valley over there by airway drive, and 97% also in san francisco, and in redwood city, sommerfeld the same lesser and more gun hill where it will drop down to 38% today, so and comparison one week ago when we had the unseasonably warm weather, relative humidity within the teens, so we have a little bit of moisture in the atmosphere. that's a good thing because we're so very brittle here in the bay area. as far as our vegetation is concerned, we do have a hint of some status in the form of some fog. we do have some overcast skies and we have a temperature that is 10 degrees cooler at this hour. then yesterday at this time, six degrees cooler from hayward back into castro valley and seven and napa and in sonoma, the winds have been blowing and all kinds of different directions but will

be more consistent and sustained today out of the west 10 to 20 mph currently began in field reporting a win to 13 so we've had trough after trough. banging up against the pacific northwest , drawing down some cooler air mass for us as we head towards our friday, this area will pressure is going to be getting depart because in its place is this right here is a huge dome of high pressure. it's over the four corners state and it retro grades and as it moves back towards the bay area, boy, are we going to heat things up in throughout the central valley and the desert southwest? today 98 in fresno and 97 in palm springs, but easily over the weekend into the triple digits. we do forecast 65 in monterey today and 73 degrees in the high sierra. very nice summary conditions each and every day if you are heading to the greater lake tahoe area. for the weekend . today a few clouds well dot the horizon otherwise, 60 beaches, sixties and few seventies across the central bay

gorgeous around the peninsula today, but becoming breezy during the afternoon hours 78 degrees apiece in vallejo and napa, as well as in livermore, well below average. seventies eighties across the santa clara valley back into morgan hill and to gilroy tonight, overnight blanket of cloudiness and temperatures in the fifties. but again, it's a thinner blanket of cloudiness. not so extensive or expansive earlier burn off. today especially tomorrow and then lots of sunshine on saturday, then a big jump in the temperatures on sunday. the splash of sunshine continues on monday. enjoy your thursday dave roberta time at 6 53. the coronavirus pandemic could continue for two more years before becoming an and damage. coming up in the next hour. what endemic means and how the virus is affected. and right now w n b a basketball star britney griner is back in a russian courtroom facing charges for drug possession. we'll tell you about

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time now. 6 56 new this morning , the reuters news agency now reporting w. n. b, a basketball star britney griner pleaded guilty this morning to charges of drug possession. now. she appeared in court today she was handcuffed. she was escorted by

guards going into a courtroom in moscow. she could get a 10 year prison sentence, but the experts say she could be released in a prisoner exchange between the us and the russians. president biden and vice president kamala harris called brittany grinders wife yesterday, assuring her they're doing their best to bring her home. it is 6 57. russian forces are increasing their attacks against southern ukraine. shelling is setting off fires and fields and villages. russia says it's also poised to take control of more parts of eastern ukraine. the governor of the done donetsk e provinces, telling about 350,000 residents there to leave for their own safety and to help the ukrainian forces. back in this country in san diego, growing concerns about public safety because of an increase in police officers, leaving the police department 240 police officers have left

the department in the past year , some of retired others went to smaller city police departments for more money. and also less stressful working conditions. the shortage of police officers means longer response times. high priority calls like burglars and progress, gunshots being fired felony crimes in progress, violent crimes in progress. they're looking at a 34 minute response time for priority one cause, which means we're really not getting there in time to affect change. san diego just approved a 10% pay raise for their police officers . the police union says that's helpful in an effort to keep police officers from leaving the department. well jail inmates and reno are getting a little extra help dealing with mental illness. deputies there a program to get inmates to exercise more now, until the program began, inmates were only allowed out of their cells were about an hour a day. now they're getting stronger, both mentally and physically. even socially as

they learn to work out together . the inmates say it's giving them away to be proud of themselves. you know, i came in here with some things that weren't so savory, and they treat me like a person and made sure that i could shine the way i want. of jail employees say they quickly see changes in the attitudes of most of the inmates in this program, including their willingness to take medications as prescribed. the deputies who run the program say they hope the inmates will continue their physical fitness routines even after they're released from jail. prices at the pump are dropping live in the east bay with how much prices have gone down and what we can all expected the pump going forward. then some evacuation still in place as firefighters continue to battle the electra fire in the sierra foothills, how the flames could affect the power grid and the water supply here in the bay area. then monkeypox cases on the rise in san francisco how many cases are now

reported and with the san francisco aids foundation has to say about the monkey pox vaccine. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto mild start to the day. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. thursday morning . july 7th. did you bring in sunshine with you like you normally do check in around noon? because that's about the time the sun pops out where i live. i knew that because roberta told me roberta garcia told me yesterday. okay she did . yeah, and she was spot on with her forecast when those some would make its appearance and guess what today. even a hint of earlier burn off. we will anticipate temperatures from 62 at the beaches to 83 degrees for our warmest location away from the bay into our inland areas. remaining cloudy at the coast with some hints of sunshine. we do have a lowering ceiling this morning cannot see the tip top of the transamerica building their kanye, but the clouds or break up