don't have to worry about you getting hit by a falling tree or a rock on your way home. that's when you go home. evacuees of a fire burning in yosemite national park are hoping they can return home this morning. we'll tell you about the progress firefighters made overnight as they work to protect an ancient grove of sequoias. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for waking up with us this morning. i'm pam cook. today is tuesday, july 12th. we'll check in with steve in just a moment. first let's check in with ali rasmus covering traffic for us this morning. hopefully no big problems to talk about this early. good morning, pam. you know big problems, so, so far so good. we can see a little bit of the weather, though, in our traffic cameras as well because there is some fog out there that you should be aware of. let's show you some of the traffic conditions this morning. this is 80 in oakland, north and south bend things all clear here. no problems getting through this stretch of oakland want to go to

the toll plaza right now, and we can show you that conditions are very good, barely any cars out there on the road. you can see a little bit that fog in the distance over those east bay hills. but check out this picture of the golden gate bridge. this is where the chp for another day has issued a fog advisory because of low visibility here, so something to be aware of this morning for one, let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you. ali happening. today s f general and the san francisco aids foundation will be holding an online town hall on monkey pox. now long lines started forming in san francisco yesterday for the vaccine. ktvu is jana katsuyama breaks down how people can get information about the disease and access to those vaccines. the line to get monkey pox vaccine stretched outside zuckerberg san francisco general hospital monday have a little bit of inkling that it was going to be crowded, but i mean yeah, you gotta do what you gotta do. general staff say they will have a walk in clinic all week for

people who have been exposed to monkeypox have been to an event , whereas notified after the fact that there were reported cases so kind of anxious about that. the virus, which has a characteristic rash is transmitted through close contact or betting. on monday, the cdc posted a map showing 39 states plus the district of columbia and hawaii as well as puerto rico with reported monkeypox cases. the map shows california had some 148 cases. sf general says they've received 2308 monkey pox vaccine doses in the past week, but many people say that is not enough. we need to get ahead of it as soon as possible, honey mahogany, one of the co sponsors, says tuesday's town hall meeting is important to get accurate information out to the public. and there should be more community meeting, she says, and efforts to secure more vaccine doses before the virus spreads who is not being served . how do we get better at

providing service? there needs to be some sort of feedback loop and a community meeting is a great way to do that. the cdc says they expect an increase in monkey pox vaccine supplies in the coming weeks and months. the town hall meeting tuesday evening on monkey pox is scheduled to be online and registration is free by going to the san francisco aids foundation website. we're putting from the newsroom. jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news . thank you. janna health officials in sonoma county say they have detected three cases of what appears to be monkey pox. tests conducted so far indicate the ortho pox virus family, which includes monkeypox , local public health officials were told to assume those cases are monkeypox until further testing is done. the samples are being sent to the cdc for confirmation. santa clara county health officials are urging people in the south bay to wear masks because of rising covid rates that includes some outdoor settings. more than 1000 new daily infections are being reported. the hospitalization rate has also jumped

significantly in the past month with 233 coronavirus patients. that's the highest since january , health officials recommend masking indoors and outdoors in large gatherings where people are in close contact with one another. well today's january 6th committee hearing is expected to focus on a tweet by then president trump that critics say encouraged violent extremists. the tweet was said on december 19th and said in part big protest in dc on january 6th be there will be wild. democratic congressman jamie raskin says. people are going to hear the explosive effect that tweet had among trump allies specifically among domestic violent extremist groups. senator lindsey graham has been ordered to appear before a special grand jury in georgia. a judge ruled the senator from south carolina must comply with the subpoena to testify, declaring him a necessary witness to the investigation into former president donald trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election. senator graham

allegedly made at least two phone calls to georgia secretary of state in the weeks following the election. a federal judge refused to delay the trial of former trump white house adviser steve bannon. bannon is set to face trial next week on contempt of congress charges. a federal grand jury indicted bannon last year after he refused to cooperate with congress's investigation of the riot at the capitol. over the weekend, he agreed to talk to the committee despite his new willingness to testify. a judge says his trial will move forward. now we will carry today's hearing. live starting at 10 o'clock this morning over on ktvu, plus and online at ktvu .com. traffic along the mcarthur maze in oakland is back to normal this morning. that's after a large fire, though at a homeless encampment forced parts of the highway to close that fire started near 34th and would streets right underneath the 8 80 overpass yesterday morning. multiple vehicles, including rvs

were destroyed. it took firefighters about three hours to finally get it under control . no injuries are reported. chp shut down the freeway connectors because of the thick black smoke and due to concerns that the heat from the fire could damage the road. we've had numerous fires here in this location, and we every time we have concerns about the structural integrity, we have cars. we have rvs we have a ton of combustible materials, hazardous materials. we've had several explosions since we've been here working on this incident. caltrans reopened the freeway ramps nearly four hours later, after an inspection , there will be further inspections to make sure there's no hidden damage. crews battling the washburn fire burning in yosemite national park have lost have lost some ground in that containment dropped from 25% yesterday to 22% today as that fire grew from three square miles to just about four square

miles. the park superintendent now says the cause of the fire is under investigation because it could have been started by someone. they say there was no lightning the day the fire started, so let's say a person or people caused the fire whether that was accidentally or deliberately, they still do not know. officials held a meeting for people who live in the town of wawona right near the communities. most of the questions were from people who have been evacuated. we're all in concert. trying to determine the best soon it's time to get you guys home. but for me when i don't have to worry about you getting hit by a falling tree or a rock on your way home. that's when you go home. now the fire started last thursday it is drawing national attention because it's threatening the giant sequoias in mariposa grove , including the only remaining tunnel tree in the area, as well as the grizzly giant. arguably one of the most famous trees on

earth, and we've got a sprinkler system set up around it, and we're trying to give it some, you know, preventive first aid, really? the sprinkler system keeps the area wet, which can slow the spread of the flames. ground crews are also removing fallen logs and other debris near the grove, which could act as fuel. so far. there are no reports of any injuries or structures damaged. alright it is 408 and there, steve paulson , uh, reporting from your home office this morning. how's the forecast? cooler pam looks cooler for all here are from most. i mean some areas inland. just don't cool down until fall , but there's a big fog bank. ali mentioned that at the top, much bigger fog bank than we've seen. so low clouds and fog banked up and they're making a little bit of a push is also an onshore breeze out the travis at 25 mph that that'll do it. water temps have come up, but overall big fog bank, so today's forecast has a big tuesday. fog bank here 60 seventies eighties

nineties on the temps low clouds. otherwise it's clear inland. it will be cooler for most again unless you're well, well, inland probably won't matter. once you get locked into this kind of a pattern, it's tough to break down 60 seventies eighties always, you know a tall order. livermore was 96 yesterday going 89 today. so we're trying to cool it down here nationally, most of the heat is in the west. as you might imagine. some monsoon moisture is trying to make it but so far nothing showing up yet just a big big fog back out there so low clouds and fog. it'll be cooler for many today. look for sonny inland, but a breezy maybe even blustery, afternoon 60 seventies eighties nineties. next couple of days will be cooler before we get warmer again, pam. you don't get to win and get our sister back. we get to win and maybe get some justice or some closure. loved ones of a woman killed years ago in the south bay found out about an arrest in the case still

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it sounds to me like it's pretty much definitely proves that he was that he did this loved ones of woman killed 30 years ago in mountain view, are reacting to a new arrest in the case. a tech executive is awaiting extradition from new york after flying into the country. john woodward is suspected of strangling 28 year old lauri hops in 1992. she was a computer engineer whose body was found in a car in mountain view near a garbage dump mile from her work. woodward was tried twice in the 19 nineties, but the case was

dismissed when the jury couldn't reach a verdict in his second trial. using advances in forensic science technology. to the point where we decided that we're going to get justice for lori and her family and her friends. investigators used advancements in dna technology to link woodward to a rope found around how it's neck. he had traveled from amsterdam to the u. s on vacation when he was taken into custody. it doesn't really matter what happens because lori is not coming back . we don't get to win and get our sister back. we get to win and maybe get some justice or some closure. she didn't get to meet my kids. she probably would have nieces and nephews now from her. investigators believe the motive was a love triangle. in another bay area cold case. it has been 21 years since paul o'brien was found dead in san francisco. now family members hope a large reward and new technology will help bring their sister's killer to justice.

relatives tell ktvu s amberleigh . they've never given up hope that the person responsible will be caught. a sister was so funny. so down to earth. two siblings share memories of their older sister, paula brian, who's homicide is an unsolved cold case with san francisco police for 21 years i feel like it just happened yesterday. it just it. never it's just something that is just always on my mind every day. avoid that can't be filled ktvu nueva and kerry walker say brian was the best sister they could ask for. she was the most protective older sister. police say the 25 year old was last seen around midnight on june 18th 2000 and one in front of a bar that's no longer there at the corner of sixth and mission streets. investigators say she was seen getting into a red sedan with a man with light colored hair around six ft. tall with a muscular build. they say he had an east coast accent and

a tattoo on his right arm. there's a couple of people that they change and talk to you in regards to that that fit the description, but it never panned out, police say. less than two hours later, her body was discovered nearby on harriet street by a truck driver making a delivery. she would have been here somewhere cold case. police investigators tell me it appears brian fought for her life. she suffered blunt force trauma. the victim was had some significant injuries tour. and we know that she had been in the company of others some hours before she was discovered. police are now offering a new reward of $100,000 for information leading to the identification of resting conviction of the person responsible, investigators say. with advances in dna technology , they will retest some items along with new evidence. i want to turn. brian's family shared this video. they enjoyed many trips with her to the beach favorite pastime now bittersweet memories. her sisters tell me

brian was struggling with mental health issues and left behind two young daughters ruined our family and just changed it, and we've never been the same night that brian was found dead here in this alleyway. investigators say there were people in this area. including homeless folks who live on the street and people visiting thereby bars and clubs. police hope someone will come forward in san francisco and burly ktvu. fox two news. thank you, amber. a south bay woman is recovering from dog bite wounds this morning after she says a police canine attacked her. she spoke to ktvu investigative reporter evan sernoffsky and told him the attack happened as she walked her dog and that it was completely unprovoked. again i wouldn't wish it upon my worst enemy. it was awful. melissa silva said she's still in shock after being attacked by a police dog in santa clara over the weekend. around two pm saturday . she was taking her dog for a walk here at the santa clara

youth soccer park. it wasn't doing anything except trying to go for a walk. and i couldn't understand why the dog was attacking me and not letting go listening to his commander, melissa silva said she had just taken one step onto the soccer field when a police canine seemed to come out of nowhere. first it attacked her small dog named chapo. before it sunk its teeth into her arm and pulled her to the ground. what followed was a 45 seconds struggle that she said felt like an eternity. it's surreal. it's unreal. i can't believe that the dog would just he wasn't commanded to attack. he was he just attacked after police finally got the dog off of her silver was rushed in an ambulance to santa clara valley medical center, where doctors stitched up multiple puncture wounds. she took these photos that we blurred because of how gruesome they are. santa clara police wouldn't go on camera but sent us this statement says quote while conducting off leash training a

person and their dog unexpectedly entered the facility through the closed and latched gate. the police canine immediately ran toward the person and their dog. the person picked up her dog and struck the police canine in the head, resulting in an unintentional bite to the person's upper arm. ktvu has been reporting on several controversial police dog bites in the bay area. our two month investigation earlier this year found there were no statewide standards on canine training or use. we found canines are responsible for serious injuries, and sometimes the victims like silva were never suspected of a crime. silver said she reached out to ktvu after seeing our previous coverage of similar cases. never in a million years. did i think it would happen to me. just randomly walking through the park, especially on a saturday afternoon in santa clara, evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news. thank you, evan. police officers will remain on school

campuses in san jose, despite an effort to have them removed. the san jose unified school district board unanimously voted to extend contracts with 28 santas, a police officers for the upcoming school year, according to the agreement with the police department, the officers will help maintain safe and secure campuses. last year, the school board ended the contracts following civil rights protests demanding police reform. the board now says that decision was a mistake. but it's 4 19 as we check in with steve paulson for forecasts, keeping an eye on a lot of things that's been very hot. we have fires to worry about an air quality to think about. well, we'll be cooler pan. that's the good news. you know that it's a fine line between where it's hot where it's going to cool down again. there's just some areas that don't cool down until you get, you know a really big, rapid pattern change. we're not expecting that we are expecting most to cool down. if you're in the nineties yesterday, most locations will cool down low clouds and fog. i mean, the key, though, is the base the basis they've they've lifted a little

bit so cooler from any today big big fog bank out there, sonny inland, the brains will pick up now we're seeing a little bit of that. already those water temps have come up up up. 53 bodega bay point race, 57 55 san francisco bowie that makes a big difference on the overnight lows. in san francisco and on much of the coast, fairfield west southwest 18. not a big deal, but napa and conquered, both have a westerly breeze. oakland northwest, so santa rosa livermore, oakland, san jose, the arrows are all reporting down today. it's easy forecasts remain the coast in the bay. that's the inland temps. i mean again, livermore from 96 will go 89 san jose downtown 86 to 82, but i think east san jose will probably close around 86 87. fifties sixties on the temps or so, so mild morning we've had a couple of those here, but we should get a little bit cooler here on this big fog bank is the high kind of loses its grip for a couple of days. but it's not really going anywhere. it'll be back by the time we get to around thursday and friday,

highest today, 60 seventies eighties still some nineties well inland, but overall, we are looking for a little bit cooler. next couple of days looks warm to hot again. quick pop on thursday friday, especially friday. and then it looks like cooler weather will start to kick back in for the weekend, especially sunday, then going into monday panel. we're going to take full advantage of the enormous size of this dome. nasa unveils its first photo from its powerful space telescope up next we have the details on the planetarium that's offering a free public showing of the image in a spectacular way. but first a bay area summer camp is trying to help students having trouble in science and technology will take you on a tour when we come back.

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the school social engineering project and the stanford linear accelerator center. the idea to give under representative students of color access to stem activities in the future in the field in this voices for change segment are greg lee spoke to social engineering project founder kevin nicholls. happy 10th edition of this program. just tell me how good it feels to be back in person with these students. it's a game changer doing math and science virtuallt it's not ideal and being able to have hands on interaction with things and be around real people. and although were masked and vaccinated, etcetera. we're still at least in person and doing this in person makes a very big difference. kevin the very premise of this week long program and the social engineering project, which you founded, is to help students that may not have access to stem have access to it. so what does

it mean to you to provide this opportunity to minority students ? females i mean, how how great does that feel? or it's wonderful, and i have to thank dr brian brown, who was the founder of this program. we went to high school together, and he just fell in love with science, and he thought that if he exposes, uh, black and brown students, particularly to this type of subject matter and give them, uh the opportunity to connect with it. part of part of the problem is what science is hard to really relate to it. so if you can learn it from a cultural relevant perspective, you're more inclined to engage with it. stick with it and eventually want to go to college and majoring. something like that, uh, and do a career with that later on in life. you're seeing real life businesses that actually looked like them engineers that look like them out here doing things that are

changing the world. i mean, here at slack they're researching. everything from you know how to, uh, you know, cure the coronavirus or, you know, looking at what these lasers, all kinds of medical and biotech related issues that they're working on to try to solve. history is being made with new elements on the periodic table being created here, so being in a place like this and then actually able to see themselves as a scientist is phenomenal. earlier today, we put lab coats on the students gave them, uh goggles and transform them into real life scientists so they can actually know what it feels like to be here and be able to say, hey, i can do it. others have done it. what is the overarching message to the students that come from communities that are underrepresented, especially in the stem field about the fact that they can do anything? well ironic part about it is that not

only can they do anything they set their mind to. they just never know what they're going to be able to accomplish and what they're going to be able to achieve. i will do a workshop for these students towards the end that we call the personal brand called you. right teach the students how to leverage donnelly, their personal grand and their own network with leverage their parents networks going forward, intend to give these including internships, you know, eventually during the summers through their careers, eventually give them jobs through our corporate sponsors. so this is a pipeline building program that we're doing to get them to tech and allow them to ability to succeed. great thank you, greg. and you can catch our special program. voices for change the last sunday of every month at 9 30 in the morning, right here on ktvu fox two. taking a virtual approach towards becoming a doctor up next, how virtual patients are

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sized the hallway. absolutely vandalized. police are investigating vandalism at and east bay school the reason they believe a group of teenagers are behind the mess and a moment of chaos at the beach. a crowd of people in san diego had to scramble on the sand. as a pair of sea lions charged the beach. from ktvu fox two news. this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning. san, too. i'm pam cook. today is tuesday. july 12th. we want to get right over to steve paulson keeping an eye

on our forecast and some good news cooler for most of us. i have to use that most, because if your parts of lake county you're probably not going to cool down, pamper, you know brentwood, antioch always tough, but gilroy will cool down. most locations will cool down correct. we have a bigger fog bank today. allies all been all over that as well. but low clouds and fog now again if the bases aren't lifting, and that it doesn't matter, but they're lifting or getting more of an onshore breeze. so big tuesday. fog bank in place low clouds. otherwise, it's clear cooler. for most, there will be a breeze kind of kicking in here. west southwest are already seeing an onshore breeze so sixties seventies eighties operators 10 year 90 but down 5 10 degrees for many all right, speaking of ali here, she is to talk more about probably the fog and the traffic. good morning, ali. yes we have all of the above. steve good morning, everyone. we're taking a look at the commute coming in from tracy is a little bit of slowing in the usual spots. westbound 5 80, also in castro valley east found 5 82

northbound to 38. there's stalled vehicle. that's why you see that. exclamation icon there in the east. contra costa county commute. things look good. no problems on that westbound 80 corridor all green as you see 17 minutes from the cartoonist bridged in mcarthur maze. no problems there or at the toll plaza. but this is what steve is referring to. and this is what has prompted to chp advisory about the fog at the golden gate bridge, not in any other bridges, just this one. as i was just be aware of that. if that is part of your drive this morning, 4 32. let's go back to the desk. west contra costa school districts hope to clean up all the mess and repair the damage to vandalize schools before classes start damaged. books papers and other education supplies were just tossed around. several windows were shattered. police believe whoever is responsible wanted to cause mayhem rather than steal anything. all of the electronic on the campus were smashed. the

laptops. the computers were all destroyed in the schools and thrown around, um, onto the ground, stepped on throwing down stairways. richmond police say it's likely a group of teenagers broke in through a classroom window. besides lincoln, richmond charter academy and nystrom elementary were also vandalized. this weekend. greenwood academy was broken into earlier this month. the first policy move by san francisco's new district attorney is tobacco proposal expanding police access to private security cameras, d a brook jenkins wrote to the board of supervisors, saying quote not only will it serve a practical purpose of helping us to deter crime and hold those who commit crimes in our city accountable, but it will also send a message to those scheming to prey on our city. that there will be consequences for their actions. san francisco's police department is outlining plans for how and when investigators would check those surveillance cameras right now guidelines include asking for permission on

a case by case basis and ensuring the video is not stored. i definitely understand that there is a balance between what we need to do in the city. with the use of surveillance, private surveillance cameras and the constitutional privacy that that we enjoy in this in this country. now the electronic frontier foundation is a nonprofit advocating digital privacy and free speech. it's among the groups expressing concerns about expanding police access. and we're really concerned about the impacts, um , to first run rights to the privacy rights of regular san francisco's just going about their regular day everyday lives . um and what this means for particularly marginalized communities. the board of supervisors could vote on the plan by the end of the month. officials in valais ho are warning that people are stealing storm grates. alejo wastewaternd the city, people walking, biking

or driving or asked to stay alert for missing great since the holes they cover can be up to several feet deep. if you see a missing storm during gate, you are asked to call the alejo wastewater as soon as possible so that it can be replaced. at least two least two people are dead following robberies at 7 11 stores in southern california. a store clerk was shot and killed at a store in brea in orange county in santa ana, a customer was shot to death in the parking lot. there are also robberies in la habra, ontario, upland and riverside, where another customer was shot and is in the hospital with life threatening injuries this morning. the fact that it is 7 11 and there are seven elevens obviously being targeted today. um that's something that they could potentially be looking into. police say at least three of the six robberies are linked a surveillance photo of that suspect now circulating investigators are still searching for a suspect and motive. church bells rang seven

times to mark one week since a deadly mass shooting during the fourth of july parade in highland park, illinois. businesses along the parade route have reopened after seven people were killed and dozens of others injured. when that gunman opened fire from a rooftop overlooking the parade. president biden and lawmakers on capitol hill are celebrating the recently passed gun reform law. they're also facing pressure to go even further, reporter madeline rivera explains why some say the new law does not accomplish enough. mhm. tolls of a church bell. followed by a moment of silence marked exactly seven days since a gunman opened fire from a rooftop in highland park, illinois, the mass shooting that killed seven people at 1/4 of july celebration has reignited

another debate about gun control, even as president biden celebrates the passage of the country's most significant gun legislation. in 30 years. the provisions of this new legislation is going to save lives and as proof that today's politics we can come together, but the bipartisan package is already facing criticism from gun control advocates who say it doesn't go far enough manuel oliver, whose son died in the parkland school shooting in 2018, interrupted the president's remarks on monday, calling for more action today is many things has proved that despite the naysayers, we can make meaningful progress on dealing with gun violence. was escorted away. however many others like illinois governor are making similar calls. this time we will not stand for anything less than a ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines. still some say identifying mental health issues is one of the main problems have always supported the right of law abiding

citizens to go through a process and be able to bear arms. but to do everything we possibly can to take guns away from the mentally ill and criminals. families from highland park and volley texas are planning to hold a protest on capitol hill on wednesday, calling on congress to take more action and ban assault weapons in washington rivera fox news thank you, madeline. today president biden will welcome mexico's president to the white house. mexican president andrej manuel lopez obrador refused biden's invitation to the summit of the americas in los angeles last month. lopez over door openly disagrees with the white house on trade. foreign policy, energy and climate change. lawmakers in the house are expected to vote on at least one of two abortion rights bills this week. the first bill to come up would protect a person's right to travel for abortion services. the other would give healthcare providers the right to provide abortion services and patients the right to obtain them. both measures are not expected to pass the senate, but

it voted on it would put lawmakers on record as congress heads toward the midterm elections. 4 38 is the time back over to steve paulson covering our cooler forecast. a lot of fog rolled in. that's helping cool things down. absolutely pay him pretty good fog bank out there all the water temps have come up, but still there about where they should be this time of year. to be honest with you. we've been called for the longest time, so you know it was going to happen, but low clouds and fog the basis of lifted. that's the good news that will allow most locations they get a little bit cooler. today's the system is approaching from the pacific northwest and the high in the desert. four corners or out towards colorado really is still making its mark but backing off a little bit scorching hot down in the desert southwest monsoon making an appearance there, but it kind of puts on the air brakes. as it heads into california and parts of nevada. so don't have to worry about that right now. maybe down the road, but that's something we watch for the sierra. just not seeing it right now. cooler for many morning low clouds. big fog bank today sunny

hedlund. it will be breezy. blustery as well as temperatures come down. santa rosa livermore , oakland san jose the arrows all down today so 80 to 89, 70 and 82 on those forecast highs. there's your water tips. 53 57 55 57, so that's much warmer. that's the warmest i think i've seen going all the way back to april and they've been upper forties or low fifties need that northwest wind to cool it down, not a strong breeze. it is an onshore breeze or a westerly component. so that'll help temperatures in the city because the water temps around 55 56 now they're around 55 56 57, so that makes a noticeable palpable change if you will on the overnight lows in the city. 57 berkeley, 57 napa airport low sixties for many here, temperatures have been pretty mild here the last couple of mornings as you know the high backs off for a couple of days from that incoming system. and again if you're heading up to the mountains looks pretty quiet could be a little increase in moisture going into sunday monday, maybe, but overall, looks like we're stuck in a

pattern here, which shows 60 seventies eighties. and then if you're far enough inland, 90 some locations just more cool down in this kind of a pattern. you know, once you get the mid july and stuff, it's tough to break the pattern down, but we'll see some subtle changes here day to day cooler into wednesday. warm again, maybe hot by friday. but then it does look like we start to down shift a little bit cooler, especially sunday into monday. all right. thank you, steve, the shrinking water level at lake mead continues to uncover surprises at the bottom of the lake, coming up the latest discovery after barrels with bodies inside were found earlier this year. and we'll tell you about the latest trade rumors circulating about jimmy garoppolo and which team could make an offer. and giving kids the tools they need to succeed. that's the mission behind ktvu s annual virtual school supply drive beginning today, ktvu is partnering with the nonprofit supply bank .org. we're asking viewers like you to donate funds to help buy school supplies for bay area students

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out across the western united states has revealed another discovery at nevada's lake mead. a sunken world war two era boat now the landing craft that was built in the 19 forties, was reportedly used during surveying trips and later sunk. it was previously 185 ft. below the water level, but now it is sticking out the lake is at historically low levels because of the ongoing drought. a scary moment for some beach growers over the weekend caught on camera, a pair of sea lions chasing people. this was in san diego,d to get away

from the animals. this is at la hoya covid. very crowded area this time of year. no one was hurt, though there are signs in the area, warning people to keep away from the animals. san francisco animal care and control says their shelter is completely full of dogs right now, workers there say they have taken in 23 stray dogs in just the past few days. they want people whose dogs are missing. two please check their website to see if they have been found. you say it's a good time for people to adopt a dog, since there are many others available for adoption. britain's cambridge university is using holographic patients as part of its training program for medical students. students interact with the digital patients wearing a virtual reality headset. instructors can even introduce complications during the lesson , and students must then make decisions about the patient's care. if he treats it in the appropriate way the patient will improve if he doesn't treating the appropriate way that the patient deteriorates. the

learning module features people suffering from respiratory diseases such as asthma or pneumonia programs. developers say more modules are in the works to train students in cardiology and neurology. nasa has unveiled the deepest view of the universe ever captured lauren blanchard reports. it comes from the james webb telescope, which makes it the biggest success story after years and years of research and engineering. with more images to come today. this infrared photo of galaxies and stars the result of decades of hard work. you're seeing just a small little portion of the universe. the telescope almost acting as a time machine, showing us light from 13 billion years ago, nearly as long ago as the big bang going back almost to the beginning. that is the discovery that we are making with this $10 billion james webb space telescope took off for its

mission back in december. since then, it's traveled one million miles. it is the largest telescope ever sent into space with a mirror diameter of 21 ft . compare that to the hubble telescope's mirror diameter, just shy of eight ft. stunning clarity. it will enhance what we know about the origins of our universe. our solar system. impossibly life itself. the color image. the white house released monday is the clearest and highest resolution infrared glimpse into space we have ever seen in history images are going to remind the world that america can do big things. and remind the american people, especially our children. that there's nothing beyond our capacity. on tuesday, nasa will release four more photos the telescope has taken in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news. all right. thank you. lauren and sacramento state university will be one of

the places people can get a great view of the new embassy. newest images today. the schools planetarium will welcome the public to see the webb telescope photos. the planetarium's director, says the school can give a new of view that few other public facilities can match we're in a 40 ft diameter dome 2500 square feet of surface area and we can use the entire dome ceiling as a giant screen. we've got to four k ultra high def projectors working together in unison, and so we're really going to take advantage of this facility to fill the entire ceiling with these brand new images. admission to the sacramento state university planetarium will be free today. viewing starts at 10 o'clock this morning. it runs until three o'clock this afternoon, but we got a little sneak peek beautiful. alright let's check in with steve paulson once again for our forecast. the fog is in. that's good. um does that help with our air quality because i know there are concerns about the air quality because of the fires. well it should help west

wind or a west southwest will push that out of the area here. so probably improve it. yes, a little bit. maybe not for a long time, but it will help for a couple of days here. clouds and fog. no doubt about it ever banked up big time. even though the water temps have come up, that's a big fog bank out there. and there is more of an onshore breeze for many years. not that strong 46 truckee 52 south lake tahoe sixties ukiah sacramento seventies, though fresno bakersfield, of course, eighties and nineties. down on the desert here cooler for many, most locations will come down today. big fog bank in place low clouds making a push inland, sunny inland, breezy afternoon temperatures, though i mean they're still going to be some nineties if you're far enough inland. or you just don't get that fog bank santa rosa livermore, oakland san jose. the arrows are all coming down again . you know oakland 74. but livermore 96 yesterday. so again, you don't have to go far to find hot tips. you don't have to go far to find warmer ocean tips there right there. the warmest they've been almost all

season. i think i'd have to go back and look, but that's about the warmest i've seen here and onshore breeze. not really a wind yet, but i expect that to pick up here a little bit later as the high backs off a little bit. fifties sixties on the temps. these are probably going to be about the lows here. sandra fell 55, but 16 sunnyvale, 61 liver morrison, santa rosa 56 the high there in the four corners. it's been there, the dominant feature for the entire summer here, and it's going, it backs off and it builds back in right now. it's in a build away from us movies so that allows the door to open up to a cooler breeze. sixties seventies eighties and nineties on your attempts pretty typical. for this time of year. temperatures will probably come down into tomorrow as well. then it looks like they'll start to bump up again friday could get a quick pop like we saw on sunday, but it doesn't last. that's the one thing about the heat this summer that does not lock in. last for a couple of days, and then it starts to move unless you're you know, well inland and you're stuck in the nineties, but we get a little cooler, a little warmer than back to

cooler pam sunday and the monday okay. thank you. steve itself. a woman says she is in shock after being attacked by a police dog still ahead. the police response in the photos of the woman who had to get emergency stitches after that attack. more evidence is coming forward in the january 6th investigation on capitol hill. what we're expected to learn later this morning about former president trump's use of social media in connection to the insurrection. but first today is day one of amazon prime day. the deal's already available and why analysts say it may not be as big of a day for amazon, as it has been - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one

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morning sun to los angeles could become the next california city to ban new gas stations. a city council member has proposed the idea in an effort to reduce driving and cut down on carbon emissions. the proposal comes

one year after petaluma became the first city in the country to ban the construction of any new gas stations. angeles city leaders say they expect a hearing on the issue sometime this summer. it may soon become easier to figure out transfers between different bay area transit systems. the metropolitan transportation commission is spending $6 million to create a series of maps that will be used by all bay area transit agencies. the idea is to make it easier for people to transfer between things like busses, and bart, the first of the new signs aren't expected to be installed until 2024. amazon's big prime day sale is up and running the retail giant's annual today online sale has plenty of deals for people who have their prime membership, but analysts say it may not be as big of a day for amazon as it has been in the past. this year's prime day comes as online sales are slumping overall after a big increase during the first part of the pandemic, and certainly a lot of inflation and a new inflation report is expected

later this week, giving economists another look at whether prices rose significantly last month, reporter lauren blanchard explains the scams as new poll numbers show support for president biden remains near an all time low. the white house and capitol hill are waiting for new inflation numbers set to be released wednesday morning. it will give politicians and economists a better idea of how much high prices are hurting wallets. the inflation problem will remain stubborn inflation numbers at 8.6% was at 40 year highs. june is not expected to be better. i think it's going to be north of 8.6. it's going to be an ugly number. gas prices have let up a little since $5 highs. month. triple a now showing a roughly $4.67 price per gallon. national average. wholesale gas prices are coming down. but until until we do get a handle on inflation. i think it's natural for a family to be

feeling that pinch pinch hurting democrats ahead of the midterm elections when we have the election in the fall, it's going to be very clear who the american people blame. only 13% of americans say the country is on the right track, according to a new york times sienna college poll. the poll also found the majority of democrats 64% don't want president biden on the ticket in 2024. he has only a 33% approval rating. listen to president biden. he intends to run. and. if he does, i intend to run with him found 1/5 of americans say the economy is the most important issue facing the country right now, with inflation not far behind in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news thank you. lauren electric carmaker rivian automotive could be planning some job cuts, according to a bloomberg report, the company may eliminate 5% of its workforce. company has more than

10,000 workers at a number of facilities across the country. rivian had not commented on the possible layoffs. just last week, the rivian said it was on track to meet its production goal of 25,000 vehicles for the year. san francisco retailer gap moving on from its chief executive officer, sonia single , is leaving after 2.5 years. this comes as the retailer battle supply chain challenges and slumping sales, analysts say rising costs and deepening discounts are threatening to wipe out this quarter's operating profit for the gap. bob martin, the company's current executive chairman of the board, will serve as interim president and ceo and twitter is preparing to file a lawsuit against elon musk for dropping out of the multi billion dollar deal to buy the platform. mask could be on the hook for a $1 billion severance fee. the judge could also order must to pay a full $44 billion and complete the deal. musk has claimed that twitter failed to provide enough information about the number of

fake accounts on its service. he says twitter is liable for the deal falling through shares in twitter fell just about 11% yesterday, its stock price dropped below $33 a share. it's well below the $54 a share musk agreed to pay for when he started looking at buying the company. concession workers at dodger stadium have threatened to strike in the days leading up to the all star game. nearly 1500 food servers, bartenders, sweet attendants, cooks and dishwashers work at dodger stadium. the union representing the workers did not provide specifics on the workers' demands, only saying that it is seeking to negotiate a fair new union contract. dodger stadium will soon host its first all star game in 42 years, with events starting this weekend. candle is a rice is now a part owner of the denver broncos. the former secretary of state is the latest to join the new ownership group, which has agreed to purchase the broncos for more than $4 billion. the ownership group includes rob walton, his

daughter and her husband and a few others. it's unclear what role price rice will have. 49ers training camp begins in two weeks. we may be getting some clarity about the future of jimmy garoppolo, his agent says . grapplers shoulder is recovering on schedule and he should begin throwing this month. the nfl network says the expectation within the league is that jimmy g will be traded by the end of july. now espn reports division rival seattle seahawks are considering making an offer. after trading away their starting quarterback russell wilson, to the denver broncos. from with the best spread. i think we really need a lot more doses in san francisco to get a shot at the monkey pox vaccine is california cases rise once again when and where those shots will be available today, plus when i don't have to worry about you getting hit by a falling tree or a rock on your way home. that's when you go home. evacuees of a fire burning. you know, somebody national park hope to return

home this morning. the setback for firefighters trying to protect an ancient grove of sequoias made overnight. from ktvu. fox. two news. this is mornings on t. five oclock on the dot welcome the mornings onto i'm andre senior. sounds good. five o'clock on the dot yes. good morning, andre. getting awake now. good morning . i'm pam cook tuesday morning. july 12th. good news today. the bay area air quality management district says that air quality advisory not expected today. we've been worrying about that fire, mostly in the cemetery, national park area. parts of the bay area could see and smell smoke from that washburn fire today that is burning near yosemite. that prompted the advisory yesterday, and most of the polluted air was high up in elevation, mostly north and the east bay. but again, the good news is no advisory today as we check in with steve paulson, and there were you were talking about. the fog, the west wind kind of helping with that air quality. that is correct. the

air aloft is more west southwest that pushes it away from us. you need more of an east way to get it back here or a south wind. i don't think that's happening. maybe by friday, but not today and tomorrow youtube. low clouds and fog. big fog bank out there that will help a longer than onshore breeze. that's going to set the stage for a cooler couple of days here. it starts today. it will probably continue into tomorrow. so look for 60 seventies eighties and nineties. let's go to ali now. thank you, steve. traffic looks good out there. we're going to start with the picture of the south bay just to keep an eye on it. and as you can see from the maps here, no problems to tell you about their that is the good news taking a look at a live picture. of 2 80 in san jose, north and south bend. traffic is light cemetery bridge. this bridge was a mess yesterday with a crash black as a middle lines, not the case today will have an easy drive on that stretch coming up. next, we'll check on the toll plaza. in the golden gate bridge, where there is a fog advisory for now, let's go back to the desk. thank you. 501 your time now happening today s

f general and the san francisco aids foundation will be holding an online town hall on monkeypox. long lines started forming in san francisco yesterday for people who want to get that vaccine. ktvu james torres is live from zuckerberg. sf general vexing clinic as planned all week long, james andre more than 2000. vaccines would be administered here at the medical center tonight, a town hall sponsored by a number of organizations as well as politicians will be there to answer questions for folks who have any questions about monkey pots and how to stay protected from it. we saw those long lines forming here yesterday afternoon at sf general the first day of the hospitals vaccine clinic. they're offering vaccines every day this week from 4 to 6 p.m. monkey pox is known for its spotty skin rash. according to the cdc. the virus is transmitted through close contact with others who are infected, intimate physical contact or touching items like clothing or linens. previously previously used by someone who is infected. the illness, according to the cdc, can last

as long as four weeks in california, now reporting about 150 cases. and organizers of tonight's town hall say more needs to be done before the numbers get worse. we know that it may start in one community, but it quickly spreads to another. and in order for us to ensure that this is not a pen, this is not become an epidemic or a pandemic. we need to get ahead of it as soon as possible. according to s f general, you can get a vaccine. if you know someone, or you know you had close contact with someone who is infected. you may have received notification from an event or a venue of a potential exposure. or if you're a lab worker or clinician who regularly handles virus samples , tonight's town hall that is entirely online and it's free to register. it's set to start tonight at six o'clock. and expected to last about an hour. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news. alright. thank you. james health officials in sonoma county say they've detected three cases of

what appears to be monkey pox. tests conducted so far indicate the ortho pox virus family, which includes monkeypox, local public health officials were told to assume those cases are monkeypox until further testing is done. the samples are being sent to the cdc for confirmation. santa clara county health officials are urging people in the south bay to wear masks because of rising covid rates that includes some outdoor settings more than 1000 new daily infections are being reported. the hospitalization rate has also jumped significantly in the past month with 233 coronavirus patients. that's the highest since january. health officials recommend masking indoors and outdoors in large gatherings where people are in close contact with one another. today is january. 6th committee hearing is expected to focus on a tweet by then president trump that critics say encouraged violent extremists. the tweet was sent on december 19th and said in part big protest in dc on january 6th. be there will be

wild. democratic congressman jamie raskin says. people are going to hear the explosive effect that the tweet had among trump allies specifically among domestic violent extremist groups. senator lindsey graham has been ordered to appear before a special grand jury in georgia. a judge ruled the senator from south carolina must comply with a subpoena to testify, declaring him a necessary witness to the investigation into former president trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election. senator graham allegedly made at least two phone calls to georgia secretary of state in the weeks following that election. a federal judge refused to delay the trial of former trump white house adviser steve bannon. bannon is a set to face trial next week on contempt of congress charges. a federal grand jury indicted bannon last year after he refused to cooperate with congress's investigation of the right of the capital. over the weekend, he agreed to talk to the committee. despite his new willingness to testify. the judge says his trial will move forward. we will carry today's hearing live at 10 o'clock this morning on ktvu plus and online

at ktvu .com. traffic along the mcarthur maze in oakland is back to normal this morning, but that's after that. large fire to homeless camp forced parts of the highway to close that fire started near 34th in wood streets right underneath the 8 80 overpass yesterday morning, multiple vehicles, including rvs were destroyed. it took firefighters about three hours to finally get it under control. no injuries are reported. but the chp shut down the freeway connectors because of thick black smoke due to concerns that the heat from the fire could damage the road. we've had numerous fires here at this location, and we every time we have concerns about the structural integrity, we have cars. we have rvs we have a ton of combustible materials, hazardous materials. we've had several explosions since we've been here working on this incident. caltrans reopened the freeway ramps nearly four hours later after inspection, there will be further inspections to make sure there's no hidden

damage. crews battling the washburn fire burning in yosemite national park have lost some ground containment dropped yesterday from 25% to 22% today as the fire grew from three square miles to just over four square miles, and the park superintendent now says the cause of the fire is under investigation because it could have been started by someone. they say there was no lightning the day the fire started, so they see a person or people cause the fire whether that was accidentally or deliberately, they still do not know, though officials held a meeting for people who live in the town of what wona and nearby communities . most of the questions were from people who have been evacuated. we were all in concert. trying to determine the best soon it's time to get you guys home. but for me when i don't have to worry about you getting hit by a falling tree or a rock on your way home. that's when you go home. the fire started last thursday, and it drawing national attention to because it's threatening those

giant sequoias in mariposa grove , including the only remaining tunnel tree in the area, as well as the grizzly giant, which is arguably one of the most famous trees on earth, and we've got a sprinkler systems set up around it, and we're trying to give it some, you know, preventive first aid, really? the sprinkler system keeps the area wet, which can slow the spread of the flames. ground crews are also removing fallen logs and other debris near the grove, which could act as fuel. so far. there are no reports of injuries or structures damaged. 508 is the time that the good news is the water. the weather is cooperating with the firefight and the hot weather we've had in that air quality, steve with that cool fog moving in. well that they'll have. they won't get that the father they'll get the they'll get more of a west breeze that will help but it's still pretty hot there you need . you need a bigger system than this to kind of cool them down that far inland. but it'll it'll get a little break here for a couple of days, and it looks hot again thursday and friday,

especially away from the coast, but near the coast around the bay, we have a good size fog bank in place, and it's going to be a cooler pattern here from many today. again. there's just some areas that just don't cool down this time of year forties fifties on the temps in the mountains, 60 seventies through the valley fifties on the coast, though, for monterrey 59 las vegas is his 90 palm springs 84 . some monsoon moisture is trying to work its way in, but it's staying in arizona for now. cooler for many morning low clouds. big fog bank. sunny and little breeze will pick up. it's there. it's just not that strong, although it was up to 2025, travis, santa rosa livermore, oakland san jose arrows down 80 to 89, 70 and 82. probably a little bit cooler tomorrow before we start to turn those around a little bit. the warmest water temps we've seen in a while. 55 san francisco buoy 57 point raised 57 monterey that makes a big difference on the lows. on the coast and in san francisco. there you go. travis west southwest 24 picking up napa as a west wind. santa

rosa is a west wind conquered. oakland has a northwest, so onshore breezes trying fifties on a lot of the temps are low sixties looks like a lot of those 60, especially on the peninsula to san jose. and over deliver more behind the four corners is backing off when it builds back towards us. that's when we heat up like we saw on sunday in part c and yesterday for many. today it eases off heads back to the east that allows that door to open up to a cooler pattern. so sixties seventies eighties, anywhere near the water operators and nineties for some inland looks cooler tomorrow. but we'll turn it right around and start to warm it up again friday looks like could be back into the hot category. you guys we don't get to win and get our sister back. we get to win and maybe get some justice or some closure loved ones of a woman killed years ago in the south. we found out about an arrest. in that case, it's still ahead how investigators tracked down a suspect. in san francisco. police want to use private security cameras to help solve crimes will explain why

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i mean, it sounds to me like it's pretty much definitely proves that he was that he did this loved ones of a woman killed 30 years ago in mountain view, are reacting to a new arrest in the case. a tech executive is awaiting extradition from new york after flying into the country. john woodward is suspected of strangling 28 year old laurie house in 1992. she was a computer engineer whose body was found in a car in mountain view near a garbage dump a mile from her work. woodward was tried twice in the 19 nineties, but the case was dismissed when the jury couldn't reach a verdict in his second trial. using advances in forensic science technology. to the point where we decided

that we're going to get justice for lori and her family and her friends. investigators used advancements in dna technology to link woodward to a rope found around how it's neck. he had traveled from amsterdam to the u . s on vacation when he was taken into custody. it doesn't really matter what happens because lori is not coming back . we don't get to win and get our sister back. we get to win and maybe get some justice or some closure. she didn't get to meet my kids. she probably would have nieces and nephews now from her. investigators believe the motive was a love triangle. in another bay area cold case. it's been 21 years since paula brian was found dead in san francisco and now family members hope a large reward in new technology will help bring their sister's killer to justice. relatives. relatives tell ktvu s amberleigh they have never given up hope that the person responsible will be caught. my sister was so funny. so down to earth. two

siblings share memories of their older sister, paula brian, who's homicide is an unsolved cold case with san francisco police for 21 years i feel like it just happened yesterday. it just it never it's just something that is just always on my mind every day. avoid that can't be filled . ktvu nueva and kerry walker say brian was the best sister they could ask for. she was the most protective older sister. police say the 25 year old was last seen around midnight on june 18th 2000 and one in front of a bar that's no longer there at the corner of sixth and mission streets. investigators say she was seen getting into a red sedan with a man with light colored hair around six ft. tall with a muscular build. they say he had an east coast accent and a tattoo on his right arm. there's a couple of people that they change and talk to you in regards to that that fit the description, but it never panned out, police say. less than two hours later, her body was

discovered nearby on harriet street by a truck driver making a delivery. she would have been here somewhere. cold case. police investigators tell me it appears brian fought for her life. she suffered blunt force trauma. the victim was had some significant injuries tour. and we know that she had been in the company of others some hours before she was discovered. police are now offering a new reward of $100,000 for information leading to the identification of resting conviction of the person responsible, investigators say. with advances in dna technology , they will retest some items along with new evidence. brian's family shared this video. they enjoyed many trips with her to the beach favorite pastime now bittersweet memories. her sisters tell me brian was struggling with mental health issues and left behind two young daughters ruined our family and just changed it, and we've never been the same night that brian

was found dead here in this alleyway. investigators say there were people in this area. including homeless folks who live on the street and people visiting thereby bars and clubs . police hope someone will come forward in san francisco and burly ktvu. fox two news thank you. amber police officers will remain on school campuses in san jose, despite an effort to have them removed. the san jose unified school district board unanimously voted to extend contracts with 28 san jose police officers for the upcoming school year, according to the agreement with the police department, the officers will help maintain safe and secure campuses. last year, the school board ended the contracts following civil rights protests demanding police reform. the board now says that decision was a mistake. heart 5 17 now time for look at your forecast for this tuesday. steve paulson is here with a look at that, steve all right. thank you. you too. we do have a bigger fog bank, so it's going to be cooler today.

the way it's been going. you know, you get a couple of days of cooling and then it warms up while we're in the couple of days of cooling right now. i had another lot of low clouds and fog making a serious push here, so this will lead to cooling for almost all today. forties fifties in the mountains eighties nineties on the desert 50 sixties seventies coast and then also through the sacramento and san joaquin valley, so cooler from many today big fog bank sunny inland breeze that will pick up it is out of the west southwest temperatures, though coming down inland temps , especially coast and bay, really worth that bad yesterday sixties and seventies. santa rosa livermore, oakland, san jose 80 to 89 70 and 82 water temps have come up way up. that's the warmest they've been in a long time, 53 to 57 that does make a huge impact on the city temp. and many on the coast . but we do have an onshore breeze and that will help cool down inland areas today fifties sixties on the test probably stuck. there's too much in the way of low clouds. solid fog

bank that system sweeping in top of your screen. there will bump that high to the east that allow the cooler process to take over here today and probably bottom out tomorrow before we see that high build back in by the time we get to friday, 60 seventies eighties upper eighties to some low nineties, tough to break the nineties once they establish themselves, but it'll cool off into wednesday, then warmer thursday friday. what we're going to take full advantage of the enormous size of this dome. nasa unveils its first photo from its powerful space telescope details on the planetarium offering a free public showing of the image in a spectacular way. but first barry a summer camp is trying to help students having trouble breaking through in science and technology. it will take you on a tour when we come

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. the other would give healthcare providers right to provide abortion services and patients the right to obtain them. both measures are not expected to pass the senate. but if voted on it would put lawmakers on record as congress heads towards the midterm elections. the biden administration is telling hospitals they must provide abortion services is the life of the mother is at risk. in a letter to healthcare providers, the department of health and human services says federal law on emergency treatment guidelines preempts state laws, even in states where the procedure is banned. abide administration says the guidance does not reflect any new policy but reminds doctors and providers of their existing obligations. for the first time afford a suitapa has submitted an application to the fda asking to sell an over the counter birth control pill. the company is h r a pharma. if approved, it would become the first ever birth control pill to be sold over the counter in the country. fda approval could come sometime next year, and it would only apply to that specific

drug. assemblyman inmate who died at santa rita jail father lawsuit alleging he was denied adequate healthcare in recent died of heart and blood pressure complications last november. the family blames jail staff for refusing to give him his prescribed medication. the oakland man was the 57th person to die at santa rita. since 2014 . that number has since risen to 59. the alameda county sheriff's office has not responded for comment. the sentencing date for elizabeth holmes has been moved. it was originally set for september. the former theranos ceo will now be sentenced on october 17th for three counts of fraud and one count of conspiracy. he faces up to 20 years in prison. former business partner sonny bill wani was convicted of 12 counts of fraud and conspiracy last week. he is expected to be sentenced in november. a woman in the south bay is offering a $10,000 reward for the safe return of her french bulldog. powell says the puppy was stolen on saturday as she was loading her suv at the target parking lot and holger

way in san jose. palaces two masked men in a dark colored nissan pulled up, grab a dog and drove off. i jumped into their car, fighting him trying to get my dog back and they drive off with me in the car. were you in it or hanging in? it slash hanging out of it. he's actually fighting me to get me out of the car. target has reportedly provided video from its security cameras to police. a south beach woman is recovering from dog bite wounds this morning after she says a police canine attacked her. she spoke to ktvu investigative reporter evan sernoffsky, telling him the attack was completely unprovoked. again i wouldn't wish it upon my worst enemy. it was awful, melissa silva said she's still in shock after being attacked by a police dog in santa clara over the weekend. around two pm saturday. she was taking her dog for a walk here at the santa clara youth soccer park. doing anything except for trying to go for a walk. and i couldn't understand why the dog

was attacking me and not letting go listening to his commander, melissa silva said she had just taken one step onto the soccer field when a police canine seemed to come out of nowhere. first it attacked her small dog named chapo. before it sunk its teeth into her arm and pulled her to the ground. what followed was a 45 seconds struggle that she said, felt like an eternity . it's surreal. it's unreal. i can't believe that the dog would just he wasn't commanded to attack. he was he just attacked after police finally got the dog off of her silver was rushed in an ambulance to santa clara valley medical center, where doctors stitched up multiple puncture wounds. she took these photos that we blurred because of how gruesome they are. santa clara police wouldn't go on camera but sent us this statement says quote while conducting off leash training a person and their dog unexpectedly entered the facility through the closed and latched gate. the police canine immediately ran toward the

person and their dog person picked up her dog and struck the police canine in the head, resulting in an unintentional bite to the person's upper arm. ktvu has been reporting on several controversial police dog bites in the bay area or two month investigation earlier this year found there were no statewide standards on canine training or use. we found canines are responsible for serious injuries, and sometimes the victims like silva were never suspected of a crime. silver said she reached out to ktvu after seeing our previous coverage of similar cases. never in a million years. did i think it would happen to me. just randomly walking through the park, especially on a saturday afternoon in santa clara, evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news. while taking a virtual approach towards becoming a doctor. now virtual patients are helping to simulate real life medical emergencies. plus this

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pam cook, andre senior. it is coming up on 5 30 right now. today is tuesday, july 12th. it's gonna be a little bit cooler than it was yesterday was it was really hot, depending if you're inland reader, steve, hold on the coast. yeah, paulson's here with a look at that, steve. it will be cooler. there's a lot of low clouds and fog in place. uh, i just opened up the windows pamela because there's a little breeze kicking in so nice and i are on the same. you and i are on the same page with that, so it looks. yep, it'll be cooler today. today and tomorrow, probably as well before we start to see some inland temps jump up. i don't think the coast is changing all that much here. there's lot of fog. so big tuesday fog fog bank in place here. low clouds clear cooler for most, and that equals 60 seventies eighties to near 90 , but down from yesterday. alright, alice here picking up alley or still okay out there. it's picking up in some spots. steve, we are going to start with the commute coming in from the tracy area because we do see some heavy traffic on westbound

5 80 the livermore area. we are also just learning about the crash. westbound 5 80 just west of strobridge, which is over near castro valley, and that's two cars involved in that it's not tying anything up or leading to any backup. so that is the good news bridge toll plaza. traffic is still moving along just fine as you get onto this span. we do want to make you aware of an advisory, though of foggy conditions and low visibility at the golden gate bridge. time now is 5 31. let's go back to the desk in richmond police are looking for vandals who trashed several schools over the weekend windows were broken . school supplies were thrown around the classrooms and the hallways. ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke to police at one of the campuses and has a close up look at the damage. this is what custodians at lincoln elementary school in richmond found on monday morning. it's almost every classroom. had been vandalized the hallway absolutely vandalized. the hallway looked like a disaster

zone with debris everywhere. legos and broken chairs, pencils , clothes. oy gun, the main office also trashed. it seemed like no glass was left on shattered school supplies, paints. tables everything that happened sometime over the weekend after the custodians left the school near sixth and chancellor in the heart of richmond on friday afternoon. the schools closed for summer break, and that's probably just as well. the home of the lions, looking more like a lion's den. richmond police say it's likely a group of teenagers who broke into this classroom window. investigators will try to determine if any former students are responsible. ktvu cameras were rolling as a police technician process this window for fingerprints and took these baseball bats that may have been used in the burglary, richmond police lieutenant matt stone breaker says the motive appears not to be fed, but instead just vandalism right now doesn't appear that anything's missing, but they're still looking into that as well. all the electronic

on campus smashed but not grabbed the laptops. the computers were all destroyed in the schools and throwing around onto the ground stepped on throwing down stairways. police are looking into whether the same group also vandalized nystrom elementary and a third campus over the weekend, as well as the fourth the previous weekend. how the assailants are getting around if they're walking or if they're biking, or they're driving to these different schools take awhile for custodians of clinical mess up. the police are asking anyone with information surveillance video from a car. in richmond, henry lee ktvu finds two news. the first policy moved by san francisco's new district attorney's back is to back a proposal expanding police access to private security cameras, d. brooke jenkins wrote to the board of supervisors, saying quote not only will it serve a practical purpose for helping us to deter crime and hold those who commit crimes in our city accountable, but it will also

send a message to those scheming to prey on our city. that there will be consequences for their actions. san francisco's police department is outlining plans for how and when investigators would check surveillance cameras right now guidelines include asking for permission on a case by case basis and ensuring video is not stored. definitely understand that there is a balance between what we need to do in the city.nd the constitutional privacy thatnjoyy electronic frontier foundation is a nonprofit advocating digital privacy and free speech. it is among the groups expressing concern about expanding police access. and we're really concerned about the impacts, um, to first run rights to the privacy rights of regular san francisco's just going about their regular the everyday lives . um and what this means for particularly marginalized communities. well, the board of supervisors could vote on that

plan by the end of this month. officials alejo are warning that people are stealing storm grates . alejo wastewater, says metal storm during gates have been disappearing around the city, people walking, biking or driving or being asked to stay on alert for missing grades since those holes that they cover can be up to several feet deep. if you see a missing storm drain gate, you're asked to call the laiho wastewater as soon as possible so that it can be replaced. there was a crime wave at 7 11 stores in southern california. and this morning at least two people are dead. a store clerk was shot and killed at a store in brea in orange county and in santa ana customer was shot to death in the parking lot. there were also robberies in la habra, ontario, upland and riverside, where another customer was shot and is in the hospital with life threatening injuries this morning. the fact that it is 7 11 and there are seven elevens obviously being targeted today. um that's something that they could potentially be looking into. police say at least three of the

six robberies are linked. law enforcement officials are reportedly pondering what significance to date of the shootings and robberies might hold. yesterday was july 11th and 7 11 was celebrating its 95th birthday by giving customers free slippery drinks. president biden and lawmakers on capitol hill are celebrating the recently passed gun reform law. they're also facing pressure to go even further, reporter madeline rivera explains why some say the new law does not accomplish enough. mm. the tolls of a church bell. followed by a moment of silence marked exactly seven days since a gunman opened fire from a rooftop in highland park, illinois, the mass shooting that killed seven people at 1/4 of july celebration has reignited another debate about gun control. even as president biden celebrates the passage of the country's most significant gun legislation in 30 years. provisions of this new legislation is going to save lives. and his proof that

today's politics we can come together, but the bipartisan package is already facing criticism from gun control advocates who say it doesn't go far enough manuel oliver, whose son died in the parkland school shooting in 2018, interrupted the president's remarks on monday, calling for more action today is many things has proved that despite the naysayers, we can make meaningful progress on dealing with gun violence. oliver was escorted away. however many others, like illinois governor are making similar calls. this time, we will not stand for anything less than a ban on assault, weapons and high capacity magazines. still some say identifying mental health issues. is one of the main problems have always supported the right of law abiding citizens to go through a process and be able to, you know , bear arms but to do everything we possibly can to take guns away from the mentally ill and criminals. families from highland park and you volley texas are planning to hold a protest on capitol hill on

wednesday, calling on congress to take more action. and ban assault weapons in washington rivera fox news by 37 your time now today, president biden will welcome mexico's president of the white house, mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador refused biden's invitation to the summit of the americas in los angeles last month. lopez obrador openly disagrees with the white house on trade, foreign policy, energy and climate change. this week, dozens of middle school students are taking part in the camp that gives them a look at careers and science, technology, engineering and math. the science and the city program is a partnership between the nonprofit, the social engineering project and the stanford linear accelerator center. the idea is to give underrepresented students of color access to stem activities in the future in the field. part of the problem is what science it's hard to really relate to it , so if you can learn it from a culture relevant perspective, you're more inclined to engage with stick with it and

eventually want to go to college and majoring something like that , uh, and do a career with that later on in life, you're seeing real life businesses that actually look like them engineers that look like them out here doing things that are changing the world. organizers say the goal is to help them consider careers in technology. now. our conversation with kevin nicholls is part of our ongoing voices for change effort reminder you can catch our special program voices for change the last sunday of every month at 9 30 in the morning right here. and ktvu fox two. giving kids the tools they need to succeed that submission behind ktvu s annual virtual school supply drive. now, beginning today, ktvu is partnering with the nonprofit supply bank .org. and are asking viewers like you to donate funds to help buy school supplies for bay area students in need. now, with $20 donation is equal to $65 worth of school supplies.

our goal is to raise $50,000 to provide 2500 local students with new supplies. just go to ktvu .com. forward slash school to participate. i love that you need so many supplies and so many schools can't afford. it can't afford it. they can do without in the classrooms don't have what we used to have in the classroom. great effort. alright steve paulson is here with our forecast and cooler weather for most is the theme, i guess. there's somewhere like like lake county won't cool down in this path. locations will. yes maybe vacaville will not cool down. uh you know brentwood, antioch always tough, but gilroy will i think gary's towards windsor and healdsburg clover that will but still this time of year. once it locks in it, it's tough to break down. but when you get a big fog back like this, it certainly helps. and a lot of monsoon moisture down arizona, but it's not making the turn and going up the sierra. so that's the good news sixties yukiya sacramento

seventies fresno, bakersfield, monterey's 59 crescent city, 56. so cooler for many today. i mean , there's a big fog back out there. low clouds have lifted that's making a bigger push here and onshore breezes in place. i don't want to say a win, but there's a breeze. santa rosa livermore, oakland, san jose arrows are all heading down 80 to 89, 70 and 80 to santa rosa could i saw some projections of between 78 82 so when surprise me when they get a lot of low clouds like that they can cool off dramatically. west southwest 24 travis that'll that'll help napa santa rosa conquered oakland all they westerly component. so the breezes in place fifties sixties on the test because they overcast conditions. these are probably the lows for the morning. so i don't think will cool off any more than this, the highest getting bumped back towards the east. heads back over colorado words really kind of been hanging out most of the summer, but when it expands westward, then we warm up when that when a low comes in or something else knocks it out of here. we cool down. well, today we're cooling down 60 seventies. 80 still some

nineties inland, but temperatures will start to drop off today into tomorrow before they bump up a little bit on thursday, could get a quick pop on friday like we saw last sunday when we had lots of nineties to near 100. but then it looks like it drops right back down again, you guys saturday and especially sunday into monday. art steve. thank you. san francisco's border supervisors consider moving some elections. new at six in london breed is attacking the plan, calling it a democratic socialist power grab. and we'll tell you about the latest trade rumors circulating about jimmy g and which team could make an offer.

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the western us has revealed another discovery at nevada's lake meet a sunken world sunken world war two era boat, the landing craft that was built in

the 19 forties reportedly used during surveying trips and later sunk. it was previously 185 ft below the water level, but now it's above the surface of the lake is at historically low levels because of the ongoing drought. a scary moment for some people at the beach over the weekend caught on camera pair sea lions chasing people down the beach in san diego. this was video shared on tiktok showing. just dozens of people crowded lahore oia cove. no one was hurt . there are signs in the area, warning people to stay away from the animals. san francisco animal care and control says the shelter is completely full of dogs right now, workers there say they have taken in 23 stray dogs in just the past few days. they want people whose dogs are missing. two. please check their website to see if there have been found. they also say it's a good time for people to adopt a dog, since there are many others available for adoption. britain's cambridge university's using holographic patients as part of its training program for medical students. students

interact with the digital patients wearing a virtual reality headset instructors can even introduce complications during lessons. and students must then make decisions about the patient's care. if he treats it in the appropriate way the patient will improve every doesn't treating the appropriate way that the patient will deteriorate. the learning module features people suffering from respiratory diseases such as asthma or pneumonia. the program's developers say more modules are in the works to train students in cardiology and neurology. nasa has unveiled the deepest view of the universe ever captured lauren blanchard reports. it comes from the james webb telescope, which makes it the biggest success story after years and years of research and engineering, with more images to come today. this infrared photo of galaxies and stars the result of decades of hard work. you're seeing just a small little portion of the universe. the telescope almost acting as a

time machine, showing us light from 13 billion years ago, nearly as long ago as the big bang. we're going back almost to the beginning. that is the discovery that we are making with this. the $10 billion james webb space telescope took off for its mission back in december . since then, it's traveled one million miles. it is the largest telescope ever sent into space with a mirror diameter of 21 ft . compare that to the hubble telescope's mirror diameter, just shy of eight ft. and stunning clarity. it will enhance what we know about the origins of our universe. our solar system. impossibly life itself. the color image. the white house released monday is the clearest and highest resolution infrared glimpse into space we have ever seen in history. these images are going to remind the world that america can do big things. and remind

the american people, especially our children. that there's nothing beyond our capacity. on tuesday, nasa will release four more photos the telescope has taken in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news. meantime, sacramento state university will be one of the places people can get a great view of the newest images. today the schools planetarium will welcome the public to see the webb telescope photos. planetariums director says the school can provide a view that few other public facilities can match. we're in a 40 ft diameter dome 2500 square feet of surface area and we can use the entire dome ceiling as a giant screen. we've got to four k ultra high def projectors working together in unison, and so we're really going to take advantage of this facility to fill the entire ceiling with these brand new images. it's going to look very cool admission to the sacramento state planetarium will be free today. viewing starts at 10 o'clock this morning and runs until three this afternoon. that's just gonna be really cool

to see it in that in that environment. surreal yeah, it does look gorgeous. very nice. alright 5 48 is the time alley covering traffic. hopefully traffic is, uh, pretty nice out there. it's been very light traffic is pretty nice. you know it's less congested overall fewer problems at this hour than we did. 24 hours ago on monday, so maybe that is a good sign that it's an easier commute. let's start with the map because there is a problem we want to tell you about and the venetia bridge. not sure what is going on here, but you can see all the solid red traffic. in the south bend direction, no reports of any crashes there, but we'll continue to keep an eye on it. just something to be aware of. if that's your drive this morning that was bound 80 corridor all through contra costa county looks good up to this point here at the shore freeway just 18 minutes from the quirkiness bridge and mcarthur maze. once you get to the bay bridge toll plaza traffic light here as well. metering lights, not on just yet . it will continue to keep an eye on it. san mateo bridge much better shape today than it was at this time yesterday. so it should be pretty easy drive

getting over to the peninsula 5 49 let's check in with steve paulson. all right, ali. thank you. well we are looking at a cooler pattern here for today and tomorrow. low clouds are really making a big push here, so fogged up and down the coast and making a strong surge across the bay as well for lawn onshore breathe. that's a big fog bank out there, so that's going to lead to cooler for most. any monsoon moisture for the mountains? nope it's in arizona and new mexico lighting up there . even though phoenix was 1 15 yesterday, then they got some cloud cover coming in, but it's staying staying south. it's not making the move up the crest of this year. so forties and truckee south like 12 50, although las vegas at 19 sixties uk sacramento seventies fresno and bakersfield moderate 59. cooler for many, there was always a few locations that don't get in on the fog this time of year. and if you don't then you probably won't cool down much. but if you do or you get that west wind like we're seeing right here, santa rosa napa fairfield conquered oakland and you will cool down stop.

fifties sixties on attempts 54 sentra felled 59 now, livermore , they're running about five degrees cooler than 24 hours ago , onshore breeze in the city west south west oakland, berkeley hills west southwest last tram pus mount diablo. so even in some of the higher elevations, we're getting a sea breeze. the high backs off moves back towards colorado. that's going to allow that system to sweep in and bring in some cooler weather. maybe a few clouds lingering up in the mountains by the time we get to saturday, friday and saturday, but really nothing showing up as far as thunderstorms yet always keep an eye on it, though 60 seventies eighties near the water, mainly 60 seventies eighties to near 90 for inland temps, they'll come down about 5 10 today. we'll keep it here into tomorrow before it looks like we'll get another quick little bump up, especially inland, not the coast thursday and friday. cooler weather back in probably on sunday, monday, you guys steve. thank you knew at six there may be or not be interrupting your sleep any longer. the two latest vary cities that are considering banning gas powered landscaping equipment. but first today is

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aleph oranje city to ban new gas stations. the city council member has proposed the idea in an effort to reduce driving and cut down on carbon emissions.

the proposal comes one year after petaluma became the first city in the nation to ban the construction of new gas stations. los angeles city leaders say they expect a hearing on the issue sometime this summer. amazon's big prime day sale is up and running the retail giant's annual today online sale has a lot of deals for people who have that prime membership a lot of electronic in particular on sale, but analysts say it may not be as big of a day for amazon as it has been in the past. of course , online sales surged during the pandemic online sales are now slumping and inflation is high. a newer inflation report is expected later this week, giving economists another look at whether prices rose significantly last month, reporter lauren blanchard explains. this comes as new poll numbers show support for president biden remains near an all time low. the white house and capitol hill are waiting for new inflation numbers set to be released wednesday morning. it will give politicians and economists a better idea of how much high prices are hurting

wallets. the inflation problem will remain stubborn inflation numbers at 8.6% was at 40 year highs. june is not expected to be better. i think it's going to be north of 8.6. it's going to be an ugly number. gas prices have let up a little since $5 highs. month. triple a now showing a roughly $4.67 price per gallon. national average. wholesale gas prices are coming down. but until until we do get a handle on inflation. i think it's natural for a family to be feeling that pinch that pinch hurting democrats ahead of the midterm elections when we have the election in the fall, it's going to be very clear who the american people blame. only 13% of americans say the country is on the right track, according to a new york times sienna college poll. the poll also found the majority of democrats 64% don't want president biden on the

ticket in 2024. he has only a 33% approval rating. listen to president biden. he intends to run. and. if he does, i intend to run with him, the poll found. 1/5 of americans say the economy is the most important issue facing the country right now, with inflation not far behind in washington, lauren blanchard fox news electric carmaker rivian automotive could be planning to cut jobs, according to bloomberg report. the company may eliminate 5% of its workforce. the company has more than 10,000 workers at a number of facilities across the country. rubin has not commented on the possible layoffs. just last week, rivian said that it was on track to meet its production goal of 25,000 vehicles for the year. san francisco retailer gap is moving on from its chief executive officer, sonia single , is leaving after 2.5 years. this comes as the retailer battle supply chain challenges and slumping sales. and let's say rising costs and deepening

discounts are threatening to wipe out this quarter's operating profit for gap. bob martin, the company's current executive chairman of the board, will serve as the interim president and ceo is preparing to file a lawsuit against ellen mosque for dropping out of the multibillion dollar deal to buy the platform. mask could be on the hook for that $1 billion fee for dropping out of the deal. a judge could also order must to pay the full $44 billion in complete. the deal must has claimed that twitter failed to provide enough information about the number of fake accounts on its service. he says twitter is liable for the deal falling through shares in twitter fell just about 11% yesterday. the stock price dropped below $33 a share that is well below the $54 a share that must agreed to pay for the company. 49ers training camp begins in two weeks, and we may be getting some clarity about the future of jimmy garoppolo, his agent says garoppolo shoulder is recovering on schedule and he should begin throwing this month. the nfl network says the expectation

within the league is that jimmy g will be treated by the end of july, espn reports division rival seattle seahawks are considering making an offer after trading away their starting quarterback russell wilson. to the denver broncos looked terrible. i mean, it's like they were covered in red spots and blistered so i definitely don't want that. a major effort underway to fight rising monkeypox cases in san francisco, the event being held today to help people understand what exactly the viruses to you, your team's everybody associated with this. thank you from the bottom of my heart, and you heard it. their gratitude and concern from people living near yosemite national park. as crews continue to fight a fire that's still burning this morning. my five fighters believe a person started the wash require from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto coming up on six o'clock right now, welcome in the mornings onto i'm andre senior.

good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning, july 12th and tuesday's bringing in some cooler weather for most of us let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. that is the key word cooler here for just about everyone here, i unless you're you know, don't get the fog at all, and there are some locations that are too far inland are blocked from it. but for many, it will be cooler today fifties on the attempts to 60. 60 in livermore and also in san jose. bute like to say, anda big fog bank that is making its push here. even though the water temps have come up, you get nineties to near 100 this time of year, and it doesn't take much self. low clouds. if you don't have the low clouds, it's clear cooler. for most, though temperatures sixties seventies eighties and operators but down about 5 to 10 for many inland locations, alright, here's ali now update on the traffic. thank you, steve. we're looking at the east bay this morning because there is some slow traffic if you're coming in from actually beyond the east bay, tracy on westbound 5 80. that's been slow all morning long. we are getting

a report of a couple of crashes. in the heyward area. if i can zoom in the icons aren't up yet, but this is southbound 80 just north of a street taking a look at the south bay. overall things here look pretty good, a little slowing in north bend 101, but no major crashes to tell you about. you can see light traffic on 2 80 in san jose and highway 24 in lafayette is in good shape this morning as well. time is 61 . let's go back to the desk. thank you happening. today s f general and the san francisco aids foundation will be holding an online town hall on monkey pox and check this out long lines. started forming yesterday for people who want to get the monkey pox vaccine. ktvu james. stories live from zuckerberg sf general hospital with much more on the story, james tell us andrea. good morning. well, vaccines will be administered here at the medical center every day this week from four o'clock to six. p.m. in the clinic says they have about 2000 vaccines to give long lines for those vaccines show just how much demand there is for information on the virus. as well as

protection, according to the cdc. california's reporting about 150 cases of the virus, dozens of cases coming from right here in the bay area symptoms include the very characteristic rash on the skin said to last as long as four weeks. doctors say the viruses spread through close contact, sexual contact and betting tonight's town halls hosted by the san francisco aids foundation is co sponsored by a number of organizations. as well as local elected leaders. you need to get the feedback of where the holes in the chain of information who is not being served. how do we get better at providing service? there needs to be some sort of feedback loop and a community meeting is a great way to do that. the event is entirely online registration is free, and you can do that by logging onto the sf aids foundation website. it's set to start at six o'clock tonight set the last about an hour and information will be broadcasted both in english. and in spanish and later today in san francisco

city supervisor rafael mandel man is also calling for a more aggressive vaccination approach to monkeypox. his office is planning a news conference later this afternoon. this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres . ktvu fox two news. thank you. health officials in sonoma county say they have detected three cases of what appears to be monkeypox test conducted so far indicate the ortho pox virus family, which includes monkeypox , local public health officials were told to assume those cases are monkeypox until further testing is done. the samples are being sent to the cdc for confirmation. santa clara county health officials are urging people in the south bay to wear masks because of rising covid numbers that includes some outdoor settings. no more than 1000 new daily infections are being reported. the hospitalization rate has also jumped significantly in the past month with 233 coronavirus patients. that's the highest since january. health officials recommend masking indoors and outdoors in large gatherings where people are in close

contact with one another, and just a few hours. the january 6th committee will hold another hearing on the riot at the capitol. today's hearing is expected to discuss a tweet sent by then president trump that critics say encouraged violent extremists. the tweet was sent december 19th and said, in part quote big protest in dc on january 6th be there will be wild, democratic congressman jamie raskin says. people are going to hear the explosive effect that tweet had among trump allies specifically among domestic violent extremist groups. senator lindsey graham has been ordered to appear before a special grand jury in georgia. a judge ruled the senator from south carolina must comply with the subpoena to testify, declaring him a necessary witness to the investigation into the former president donald trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election. now senator graham allegedly made at least two phone calls to georgia's secretary of state in the weeks following the election. a

federal judge refused to delay the trial of former trump white house adviser steve bannon. bannon is set to face trial next week on contempt of congress charges. a federal grand jury indicted bannon last year after he refused to cooperate with congress investigation of the riot at the capitol. over the weekend, he agreed to talk to the committee despite his new willingness to testify, though a judge says his trial will move forward. now we will carry today's hearing. live starting at 10 o'clock this morning over on ktvu plus and online at ktvu .com. happening today, san francisco supervisors will consider a proposal to change election dates to increase voter participation. supporters want to move the elections of citywide offices, including the mayor's office to even number years that have presidential elections. but mayor london breed is attacking that proposal . she told kcbs radio that the proposal is a power grab by a quote group of democratic socialist to try and get their people elected. supervisor dean

preston says the proposal is meant to increase voter turnout in city elections. if the proposal passes, it would go to voters on the november ballot. in berkeley, and expansion of rent control could end up on the november ballot. the berkeley city council will vote today on a proposal for voters that would add newer buildings to berkeley's rent control ordinances and get rid of exemptions for places where the landlord also lives in part of the building. right now only buildings built before 1980 qualify for rent control advocacy. the expansion would help protect more tenants, while property owners argue it would cause landlords to stop renting out some units. traffic along the mcarthur maze in oakland is back to normal this morning. that's after a large fire at a homeless camp forced parts of the highway to close started near 34th and would streets right underneath the 80 overpass yesterday morning. now multiple vehicles, including rvs were destroyed. it took firefighters about three hours to finally get it under control. no injuries are reported, but the chp shut down the freeway connectors.

because of the thick black smoke and due to concerns that the heat from the fire could damage the road. we've had numerous fires here at this location, and we every time we have concerns about the structural integrity, we have cars. we have rvs we have a ton of combustible materials, hazardous materials. we've had several explosions since we've been here working on this incident. caltrans reopened the freeway ramps nearly four hours later. after that inspection, there will be further inspections to make sure there's no hidden damage. crews battling the washburn fire burning in #### 70 national park have lost some ground containment dropped from 25% yesterday to 22% today, as the fire grew from three square miles to just over four square miles in the park superintendent now says the cause of the fire is under investigation because it could have been started. by someone. they say there was no lightning the day of the fire, so they say a person or people

cause the fire. whether that was accidentally or deliberately, they still don't know. officials held a meeting for people who live in the town of wawona and nearby communities. most of the questions were from people who have been evacuated. we're all in concert. trying to determine the best soon it's time to get you guys home. but for me when i don't have to worry about you getting hit by a falling tree or a rock on your way home. that's when you go home. the fire started last thursday, and it's drawing national attention to because it's threatening the giant sequoias in mariposa grove , including the only remaining tunnel tree in the area, as well as the grizzly giant. is arguably one of the most famous trees on earth and we've got a sprinkler system set up around it, and we're trying to give it some, you know, preventive first aid, really? let's bring our system keeps the area wet, which can slow the spread of the flames. ground crews are also removing fallen logs and other debris near the grove, which could act as fuel. so far. there are no reports of injuries or

structures damaged. like tahoe is considered the jewel of the sierra and known for its crystal clear water. but in recent years that water has appeared murkier , and now scientists confirmed that u. c. davis researchers have been tracking water clarity in the lake for 53 years. during the 19 sixties, they could see more than 100 ft. deep into the water. the worst year was 2017 when they could see less than 60 ft. but they say there are ways to change things for the better. we all have to think about a sort of minimizing our footprint, whether it's ridesharing whether it's getting on a bike rather than driving a car. all these things have a really positive influence on the lake. researchers say the problems are related to climate change, and the amount of algae growing in the lake combined with silt and erosion that washed into the lake as well and we have talked about and shown people who go in and clear up all the tracks. yes it has been amazing that they do that work

to trash. i don't understand why all right time now is 609 coming up on 6 10 alleys here with a check of the roads on this tuesday. ali, how's it looking out there? good morning. it's looking. okay there's a couple of things that have just popped up. it seems like six o'clock comes and then all of a sudden, there's a flurry of some pretty minor traffic collisions so far, so we'll get you caught up on that. let's show you the maps. one of them is westbound 80 at cutting and that's in the richmond area, so that's adding to your drive time. here from the cockiness bridge to mcarthur maze 22 minutes. and taking a look at 80 and oakland north and south bend past the coliseum here, traffic is all clear, but just south of this picture, southbound 80 at a street there is a report of a crash and it is blocking one of the middle lanes. be bridge toll plaza. metering lights just turned on. so now we're starting to see people hit the brakes as they make their way onto the span and be aware of the foggy conditions this morning. at the golden gate bridge. 6 10, let's go back to the desk. thank you. ali search

for new clues, 20 years after a homicide case why a family is hoping a large reward and new technology will help bring their sister's killer to justice. i was screaming and crying and hysterical because it hurt a lot. of area woman says she was attacked by a police canine while walking her dog. the injuries she is now being treated for after the break.

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is to me like it pretty much definitely proves that he was that he did this loved ones of a woman killed 30 years ago in mountain view, are reacting to a new arrest in the case. a tech executive is awaiting extradition from new york after flying into the country. john woodward is suspected of strangling 28 year old laurie house in 1992. she was a computer engineer whose body was found in a car in mountain view near a garbage dump a mile from

her work. woodward was tried twice in the 19 nineties, but the case was dismissed when the jury couldn't reach a verdict in his second trial. using advances in forensic science technology. to the point where we decided that we're going to get justice for lori and her family and her friends. investigators used advancements in dna technology to link would were to a rope found around house neck. he had traveled from amsterdam to the u. s on vacation when he was taken into custody. it doesn't really matter what happens because lori is not coming back. we don't get to win and get our sister back. we get to win and maybe get some justice or some closure. she didn't get to meet my kids. she and i probably would have nieces and nephews now from her. investigators believe the motive was a love triangle sisters of a san francisco woman killed more than 21 years ago hoped to jumpstart the cold case. paula brian was last seen around midnight in

front of a bar on sixth and mission streets in june of 2000 and one her body was discovered nearby, an alleyway on harriet street. several hours later, she had suffered blunt force trauma . police are now raising the reward to find her killer to $100,000. for somebody just to take the life of my sister and be walking around this whole time. um it's terrible because every day we think how it would be if she was here with us. you know, like we imagine our lives with her in it. witnesses report seeing her getting into a red sedan with a six ft tall man who had light colored here and a muscular build. he had an east coast accident and a tattoo on his right arm. investigators will retest some items using dna technology advancements in hopes of finding a lead in this case a woman is considering suing santa clara police after she says one of the departments canines attacked her and her dog.

melissa silva says the incident was unprovoked. she and her dog went walking at the santa clara youth soccer park last saturday afternoon. she claims she took just one step onto the field when a police dog seemed to come out of nowhere. she says the police dog first attacked her dog before sinking its teeth into her arm and pulling her to the ground. it's surreal. it's unreal. i can't believe that the dog would just he wasn't commanded to attack. he was he just attacked. i wouldn't wish it upon my worst enemy. it was awful. no. an ambulance took silva to the hospital where doctors stitched up multiple puncture wounds. santa clara police issued this statement quote while conducting off leash training a person and their dog unexpectedly entered the facility through the closed and latched gate. now the police canine immediately ran towards the person and their dog. the person picked up her dog and struck the police canine in the head, resulting in an

unintentional bite to the person's upper arm again that coming from santa clara police police officers will reign on campuses in san jose, despite an effort to have them removed the san jose unified school district board unanimously voted to extend contracts with 28 san jose police officers in the upcoming school year. according to the agreement with the police department, the officers will help maintain safe and secure campuses. last year, the school board ended the contracts following civil rights protest demanding police reform. the board now says that decision was a mistake. 6 17 is the time back over to ali covering traffic this morning. how does it look out there? there are a bunch of new crashes that have just popped up on their not major incidents. but they are going to slow you down. let's start with a westbound 5 80 in the livermore area. this is at livermore avenue. this is a crash involving a big rig that is blocking one of the middle lanes so something to be aware of their and then we mentioned earlier that crash on south bong

8 80 at a street in in the hayward area is also slowing things down all the way back up to the 2 38 connector right here . so let's take a look at the san mateo bridge. this is doing much better than it was 24 hours ago, traffic moving smoothly over to the peninsula. and highway four. we do see some stop and go traffic as you make your way past be 40.6 18. let's check in with steve paulson. we have sunshine in those traffic cameras in the far east bay and then just very foggy conditions in san francisco. most locations have a low cloud decker. at least you can probably see it in the distance. sarah alley. there's a lot of low clouds in place. it's probably maxed out, but it's still going to set the stage for a cooler day today. low clouds and fog, and there's a lot out there. even though the water temps have come up, there's an onshore breeze temperatures now because of the low cloud deck. petaluma santa rosa, nevada running a little warmer yet conquered livermore san jose running 356 degrees

cooler. so i think inland temps are the one really will take the drop today. cooler for many big fog bank morning low clouds, sunny and wind breezes there. i mean, it's out of the west southwest, travis up to 26. if they get to 30, plus that'll do it. napa onshore breeze conquered west wind oakland west northwest fifties on the temps are low sixties a lot more fifties now, but these are probably the lowest for the morning. san francisco west south west oakland, berkeley hills. that's the west southwest all the way out to mount diablo, so the onshore breeze at the surface also in the higher elevations, the four corners high. built back towards california on sunday monday. now it heads back towards colorado that allows the system to sweep in and bringing cooler weather. any monsoon moisture? no, not really. maybe maybe going into friday saturday, but right now it looks pretty quiet for this year. if you're heading up, there could be some clouds, but nothing popping up that says watch out for thunderstorms. sixties seventies eighties to

near 90 tomorrow will be a little bit cooler than it does look like we'll bump up temps thursday and the friday before another cool down starts to kick into saturday will probably the transition david sunday monday are looking cooler. alright sounds good. thank you, steve. another california city could ban new gas stations, the big city that could follow in petaluma footsteps. and a bay area woman begging for help to get her stolen dog back the reward. she is now offering for

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person to die at santa rita. since 2014. that number has since risen to 59. the alameda county sheriff's office has not responded for comment. the sentencing date for elizabeth holmes has been moved. it was originally set for september. the former theranos ceo will now be sentenced on october 17th on three counts of fraud and one count of conspiracy. she faces up to 20 years in prison homes. former business partner sonny ball wani was convicted of 12 counts of fraud and conspiracy last week he suspects expected to be sentenced in november. a woman in the south bay is offering a $10,000 reward for the safe return of her french bulldog. can nasha powell says the puppy was stolen on saturday as she was loading her suv at the target parking lot on holder way in san jose. apple says two masked men in a dark colored nissan pulled up, grabbed her dog and drove off. i jumped into their car, fighting him trying

to get my dog back and they drive off with me in the car. were you in it or hanging was in it slash hanging out of it. he's actually fighting me to get me out of the car. target has reportedly provided video from its security cameras to police. san francisco animal care and control says their shelter is completely full of dogs right now, workers there say they've taken in 23 stray dogs in just the past few days. they also want people whose dogs are missing to check their website to see if they have been found. and it's a good time for people to adopt a dog since there are many others available for adoption. officials in valais ho are warning that people are stealing storm grates. alejo wastewater, says metal storm drain gates have been disappearing around the city, people walking, biking or driving or asked to stay alert for those missing great since the holes they cover can be up to several feet deep. if you see a missing storm great. you're asked to call vallejo wastewater as soon as possible so it can be

replaced. workers at dodger stadium in los angeles have voted to authorize a strike just before the stadium hosts the mlb all star game. the workers are employed by the company that runs concessions at the stadium. the studio union spokesperson says they are seeking a new contract with better benefits and consistent pay. workers say they could go on strike at any moment. we have members that you know, sometimes have to go to different venues right and it's not all the same pay. it's not all the same rates. not all the same benefits and some are often not. they're having it figure out. okay. if i go work here, will that count towards my pension? if i go work here with that count towards my healthcare the union represents roughly 1500 servers, bartenders, attendance cooks and dishwashers who work at the stadium. the players union has voiced their support for the workers. the all star game by the way, scheduled for one week from tonight. the u. s justice department is launching an antitrust investigation into the pro golfers association tour. the p

g a is trying to fend off the big money saudi backed let live golf circuit. live accuses the tour of suspending players and threatening to deny them the opportunity to play in major competitions. the pga tour says it is confident that the feds will not find any wrongdoing with its actions. a scary moment for some people at the beach over the weekend, and it was all caught on camera. take a look. a pair of sea lions chasing people down to san diego beach, a very popular san diego beach, the la hoya cove. this video was taken and shown on tiktok. dozens of people running away from the sea lions. fortunately no one was hurt. there are signs in the area, warning people to keep away from the animals. news for anyone wanting to do some online shopping today. why there's a much better chance that your items won't get stuck in a big sport backup. and more bay area cities want to get greener. it

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♪ let play unwind your mind. ikea. see there's a new proposal exam francisco to use private security cameras to help solve crimes by some stores are on board with the idea while others are sounding the alarm. classrooms tres was supplies, school supplies and furniture thrown everywhere. police are investigating vandalism and east bay school. the reason they believe a group of teenagers are behind the mess. from ktvu fox. two news this morning's on team shake up a gap as we take you live to the opening bell there this morning. the ceo stepping

down as sales have dropped at the san francisco retailer gap stock. said to open down 7% some of the other big retailers as that bell reigns live, expecting a good day or hoping for a good day target. walmart macy's best buy some of the retailers hoping for that good day as they launch sales to compete with amazon prime days, which run today and tomorrow numbers a little bit mixed. today, we'll have all your business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook a senior. it is tuesday , july 12th and time now for a check with steve paulson on the forecast for today, which is going to be a little bit cooler. and it was yesterday, steve could be a lot cooler for many there. andre pamela, we need an update. so get to work on that, would you? yes, sir. all right. thank you. yes, it will be a little cooler for some. well it'll be a lot cooler. i have a roaring breeze here and overcast. i did not have that yesterday. so i think it's going to be a pretty big drop here for some solid fog bank in place.

it's making its push here so big tuesday fog bank, it's going to lead the cooler for most, i say most, because there's always a few that just don't get in on it, but all these on this panel will 60 seventies eighties to operate. he's down about 10% right over to ali. now she can see some sun in her traffic cameras and others. not a chance . it's great. so where would you like to start that usual sun fog summertime mixed steve, but when it comes to the roadways, we also have quite a few traffic collisions to tell you about. starting with one that's leading to some backups in the livermore dublin pleasanton area. so this is westbound 5 80 at isabel avenue. it's either isabel avenue or livermore avenue. chp has it as both locations or might actually be a two separate crashes there, but you can see a backup because of it also installed vehicles going to slow things down. 6 82 eastbound 5 80 connector. then taking a look at the south south bay west bound to 37 at zanker road. there is a crash that is blocking a couple

of lanes there, so that's going to add to your drive time. in that part of the milpitas area, taking a look at 2 80 in san jose things moving smoothly on the roadways and caltrain moving just fine. no problems there to tell you about. time now is 6 32 . let's go back to the desk happening today, san francisco's new district attorney will talk to tenderloin residents about public safety and holding serious drug dealers accountable. d a brook. jenkins also wants to expand police access to private security cameras in real time, she wrote to the board of supervisors, saying quote. not only will it serve a practical purpose of helping us to deter crime and hold those who commit crimes in our city accountable, but it will also send a message to those scheming to pray in our city that there will be consequences for their actions. san francisco's police department is outlining plans for how and when investigators which check surveillance cameras right now, guidelines include asking for permission on a case by case basis and ensuring video is not stored. e definitely

understand that there is a balance between what we need to do in the city. with the use of surveillance, private surveillance cameras and the constitutional privacy that that we enjoy in this in this country. the electronic frontier foundation is a nonprofit advocating digital privacy and free speech. it's among the groups experiencing expressing concerns about expanding police access. and we're really concerned about the impacts, um , to first run rights to the privacy rights of regular san francisco's just going about their regular day everyday lives . um and what this means for particularly marginalized communities. the board of supervisors could vote on the plan by the end of this month. contra costa school district hopes to clean up all the mess and repair the damage to some vandalized schools before classes start next month. almost every room at lincoln elementary and richmond was damaged books papers, other education supplies were all tossed around. several windows were shattered, and

police believe whoever's responsible wanted to just cause vandalism rather than steal anything. all the electronic on campus were smashed. the laptops . the computers were all destroyed in the schools and throwing around onto the ground stepped on throwing down stairways. richmond police say it's likely a group of teenagers broke in through a classroom window. besides lincoln, richmond charter academy and nystrom elementary were also vandalized. this past weekend. greenwood academy was broken into earlier this month. at least two people are dead this morning following a crime wave at 7 11 stores in southern california. a store clerk was shot and killed at a store in brea in orange county. and in senate, anna, a customer was shot to death in the parking lot . there were robberies, also at the hamra, ontario, upland and riverside, where another customer was shot and is in the hospital with life threatening injuries this morning. the fact that it is 7 11 and there are

seven elevens obviously being targeted today. um, that's something that they could potentially be looking into. law enforcement officials are reportedly pondering what significance the data. the shootings and robberies might hold. yesterday was july 11th and 7 11 was celebrating its 95th birthday by giving customers free slurpee drinks. police say at least three of the six robberies are linked. church bells rang seven times to mark one week since a deadly mass shooting during the fourth of july parade in highland park, illinois. businesses along the parade route have reopened after seven people were killed and dozens of others injured. when that gunman opened fire from a rooftop overlooking the parade. president biden is touting the recent passage of the new bipartisan gun law. he described the new restrictions as real progress during his celebration at the white house. the bipartisan package is already facing criticism from gun control advocates who say it does not go far enough. manuel oliver, whose son died in the parkland school shooting in 2018

interrupted the president's remarks and called for more action. today is many things has proved that despite the naysayers, we can make meaningful progress on dealing with gun violence years. families from highland park and you've already texas are planning to hold a protest on capitol hill on wednesday, calling on congress to take more action and ban assault weapons. lawmakers in the house are expected to vote on at least one of two abortion rights bills this week. the first bill to come up with protect a person's right to travel for abortion services. the other would give healthcare providers the right to provide abortion services and patients the right to obtain them. both measures are not expected to pass the senate, but it's voted on it would put lawmakers on record as congress heads toward the midterm elections. the bad administration is telling hospitals they must provide abortion services if the life of the mother is at risk in a letter to healthcare providers, the department of health and human services says federal law

on emergency treatment guidelines. preempts state laws, even in states where the procedure is banned. the body administration says the guidance doesn't reflect any new policy but reminds doctors and providers of their existing obligations. for the first time, affording chemical companies submitted an application to the fda asked to sell an over the counter birth control pill, the company's hr a farmer, and if approved, it would become the first ever birth control pill to be sold over the counter in the u. s. fda approval could come sometime next year, and it would only apply to that specific drug. well today, the city councils in both sausalito and nevada will consider banning the use of gas powered leaf blowers . many other cities in the bay area have already banned the equipment in an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. the sale of gas powered blowers and other equipment will be prohibited in california starting in 2024. alright 6 37 is your time respites in purcell this morning with the look at the roads. how's it looking out

there? ah it is looking pretty crowded in certain spots. we're going to go back to follow up on that crash. we told you about last time on westbound 5 80 at livermore avenue. this is blocking a couple of lanes and you also see southbound 84. there's some slow traffic there as well. and we go up further south from there in the fremont area. a new crash to tell you about. this is the 2 62 connector, southbound northbound 80. there's a crash injury crash involving a big rig. that is blocking at least two lanes. so that is going to be closed down for quite awhile. along with that crash, westbound to 37 zanker road, taking a look at the rest of the south. they commute things here look pretty good. and along with this live picture of 2 80 in good shape as well. here is a live picture of 24. no problems heading towards the caldecott tunnel in this part of the east bay time is 6 38. let's check in the steve paulson for look at today's weather. all right, ali. thank you. well we have cooler weather

in the forecast here. why? because the fog bank is really regrouped in a big way, and it's making a strong push. if you don't have the fog, you probably have a little bit of a westerly breeze. so combination of those two today and tomorrow will equal cooler cooler before we get a little bump up again towards the end of the week here. conquered minus three. livermore minus six. san jose minus five. they are cooler yet other locations because of the extensive overcast or up a little bit, including santa rosa, petaluma. and also nevada . most locations are running a smidge cooler here, and i think you'll see that equal about 5 to 10. after everything is said and done. no monsoon for the mountains, maybe on the least side. it's all into arizona, new mexico, where it has been almost nonstop at a break there for a while, but more came back in yesterday, most of it staying, though in arizona, not even in the southern california. 89 las vegas. 49ers trucking at 46. you're up there. it's still pretty warm in the afternoon lows are now mainly in the forties here. uk 59 sacramento at 62 so cooler for many today. against some of the most inland

location, sometimes it it takes another day or so. but for many , it will be a cooler day today . santa rosa livermore, oakland san jose livermore 96 yesterday went 89 today. it's always a tricky call. santa rosa with hello, overcast will go to 82, although upper seventies would not surprise not far away. oakland down four in san jose, from 86 to 82. there's your west southwest, travis to 26. it's an onshore breeze. napa conquered, and also oakland. santa rosa was now they're showing a little east. fifties on the temps here for most upper fifties couple of low sixties as well. there's your onshore breeze and san francisco oakland, berkeley hills all the way out to mount diablo. not strong, but it's west southwest and not north or northeast. the four corners high , which last couple of years have been parked right over us this year, it's been bouncing between the four corners. it moved over towards the west on sunday monday, it's now heading back to colorado. as a system bumps it out of the way. no moisture. really that screams thunderstorms for the mountains yet, so if you're heading up there, it's okay. it could be

some cloud cover, but there's nothing that says, watch out for, you know, lightning storms or anything popping up anytime soon here. sixties seventies, eighties or nineties on the temps here, we will see these temperatures probably come down a few degrees again tomorrow before we level off and then see a little bit. warmer weather that will take us on friday could get a quick pop like we saw on sunday as well. but it looks like we start to level off saturday before cooler weather kicks in early next week, and that one may last a little bit. you guys all right. thank you so much. in less than an hour from now, nasa is set to release even more new images from its brand new space telescope. why the discoveries are so important, and the northern california observatory that's celebrating this occasion. my first let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom with a look at what else is coming up here on morning, santa. good morning, garcia. good morning, pam and andre. when i join you in studio, we will start with a close call caught on camera. after a group of hikers is hit by an avalanche coming up in the seven o'clock hour here the moment one hiker heard the deep ice cracking and why he couldn't get out of the way then olympic

gold medalist simone biles, a star gymnast, a petite powerhouse will tell you about an awkward encounter she had with one flight attendant what the flight attendant offered her. that made it clear she had no idea who he she was talking to. and how the whole incident was resolved. s

back to mornings onto today. nasa set to release more photos from the james webb space telescope. the infrared photo unveiled yesterday shows us the deepest look humans have ever had into our universe. more just like this will be revealed

today. astronomers say the photo acts almost like a time machine and gives us a glimpse of what the universe looks like more than 13 billion years ago. we're going back almost to the beginning. that is the discovery that we are making with this. you're seeing just a small little portion of the universe. the photo released yesterday. and the ones we'll see later today. we're taking one million miles from earth last january, and it's taken this long for the images to get back to us. scientists see the photos are the clearest and highest resolution infrared images from space we have ever seen. sacramento state university will be one of the places people can get a great view of the new images. today the schools planetarium will welcome the public to see the webb telescope photos. the planetarium's director, says the school can provide a view that few other public facilities can match. we're in a 40 ft diameter dome 2500 square feet of surface area

and we can use the entire dome ceiling as a giant screen. we've got to four k ultra high def projectors working together in unison, and so we're really going to take advantage of this facility to fill the entire ceiling with these brand new images. admission to the sacramento state planetarium will be free today, viewing start at 10 o'clock this morning and runs until three in the afternoon. well amazon's big prime day sale is up and running the retail giant's annual today online sale has a lot of deals for people who have their prime membership, analysts say. it's not expected to be as big of a day for amazon, as it has been in the past. this year's prime day comes as online sales are slumping. obviously surged during the pandemic. there's also a big part during the pandemic and also a surge in inflation will affect that good news for online shopping, though the delays at california's ports slowed down deliveries across the country, they have mostly

been eliminated. shipping companies say the average wait time for container ships at the port of los angeles. have dropped to just about 4.5 days down from about 11 days last fall. it does come after major efforts by the california ports as well as the federal and state governments to try to reduce those delays. and san francisco retailer gap moving on from its chief executive officer, sonia single, is leaving after 2.5 years. this comes as the retailer battle supply chain challenges and slumping sales, analysts say rising costs deepening discounts are threatening to wipe out this quarter's operating profit for gap. bob martin, the company's current executive chairman of the board, will serve as interim president and ceo angeles could become the next california city to ban new gas stations. the city council member has proposed the idea in an effort to reduce driving and cut down on carbon emissions. the proposal comes one year after petaluma became the first city in the nation to ban the construction of new gas stations loss. angeles city

leaders say they expect a hearing on the issue sometime this summer. it's 6 47. uh always talking about gas. right? maybe that has to do with why we've had such a light commute. people are deciding to take public transportation. maybe finally again, you know that definitely. maybe part of it. it's also the summer months. but even though it seems like there's fewer people on the road overall during the summer months, there are still a couple of crashes. that we need to let drivers know about and it is tying things up, like in westbound highway for no crash there, but in richmond, uh, westbound 80 at cutting. there's a crash that happened earlier, and it is definitely slowing things down all the way through. san pablo. so it's about just under 30 minutes now to get from the cockiness bridge to the mcarthur maze. not terrible, but still not as fast as it was. a bridge toll plaza is a little bit sluggish. not as heavy as it was, though, yesterday we're looking at a 10 minute delay to get onto the span. but at least

it's moving. richmond bridge toll plaza has started to slow down to it's just the time of the morning when we see there was a travel patterns and compute picking up heading into marin county. 6 48. let's check in with steve paulson a lot of fog in those traffic cameras this morning. no doubt about it . ali, bigger fog bank today and onshore breeze as well, and it looks like a cooler pattern for about two days that will bump it up again before we cool it down again, and the cooling down again early next week may kind of stick around for a little bit just a bouncing between the high and the four corners building back towards us or then getting bumped out of the way. well, it's getting bumped out of the way. so that allows the onshore breeze to kick it. the monsoon took a break for a while, then came roaring back. but it's still mainly in just arizona parts of nevada, but not even much in southern california and staying out of town and truckee. for now, although there are some buildups to the east, i'll show you that in a second. upper forties truckee in south lake tahoe. 50 60 seventies as you had inland, especially sacramento. san joaquin valley, 59 down in monterey and 63, los

angeles and san diego beautiful 93 in phoenix. cooler for many morning clouds. big fog bank sunny inland, breezy, too blustery afternoon water types have come up up up. although bodega bay has gone down a teeny bit the 52 san francisco but we had 55. but these are about the warmest we've seen going all the way back to april. ah does, you know look like they'll probably hang out here, westerly breeze in place or west southwest of the onshore breezes. they're starting to pick up a little bit fifties on the temps are low sixties. don't think these will change all that much here. west southwest in the city, west south west oakland, berkeley hills, all equals and onshore berries. so the high built back towards us sunday monday doesn't take long attempts can jump right up. well, now that system to the top of your screen is moving in. that's enhancing the fog bank when you get up or 90 sr 100, it doesn't take much you can see this year. everything is off to the east wealth of these, so i mean, there's a few buildups, but nothing really of concern. if you're up in tahoe and truck, he always something

to watch stuff from the south. but right now it looks like it's you know, more more innocuous than anything else, and nothing is showing up. you can see a little bit painted over the sierra, but it looks pretty quiet. there's nothing that jumps off and says watch out for, you know big thunderstorms. nothing yet. sixties seventies eighties upper eighties still some nineties inland. some inland areas are tough to cool down this time of year, but majority will cool down today, 60 seventies eighties on most of the temps are upper eighties. cooling continues wednesday, leveling off thursday. quick jump on those inland temps friday, and it does look like starting on the weekend. we'll start to see a little bit cooler weather continuing. was like an explosion in my face and no idea. what happened? a boy struck by lightning lives to tell the story coming up at seven we hear from the 11 year old who describes as one in a million experience more worries about blackouts in texas now, but not because of the cold, the july heat wave that's causing major problems to the power grid there. and giving kids the tools they need to succeed. that's the mission behind ktvu s annual virtual school supply drive

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was a 40 year high. economists don't expect that number for june to be any better. gas prices have dropped but still remain high, and many americans are struggling financially, with increased costs on just about everything. wholesale gas prices are coming down. but until until we do get a handle on inflation . i think it's natural for a family to be feeling that pinch. only 13% of americans say the country is on the right track, according to a new york times poll. the poll also found the majority of democrats 64% do not want president biden to run for re election in 2024. today president biden will become mexico's are welcome mexico's president to the white house, mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador refused biden's invitation to the summit of the americas in los angeles last month. lopez obrador openly disagrees with the white house on trade, foreign policy, energy and climate change, too. later this evening, president biden will depart for his trip to the

middle east. he will head to israel first, where he will meet with both the israeli and palestinian leaders are also expected to announce new initiatives in the middle east during the trip. ban will also head to saudi arabia that part of the trip is being met with criticism for the country's issues with human rights. the president defended the decision , saying a portion of that leg of the trip will be to push saudi arabia to improve those conditions. people in texas are once again being asked to conserve energy to prevent rolling blackouts, the state's grid operators asking people to reduce electricity use between two pm and 10 pm because of high demand. much of the state is seeing temperatures of more than 100 degrees yesterday, there were no rotating power outages, but the threat could remain for at least the next week, with temperatures still topping out. in the triple digits. well the drought across the western united states has revealed another discovery in nevada's lake mead, a sunken world war, two era boat landing craft that was built in the 19 forties, was reportedly used during serving trips and later sunk. it was

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ownership group includes rob walton and his daughter and her husband and a few others. it's unclear what role rice will actually have. 49ers training camp begins in exactly two weeks that we may be getting some clarity about the future of jimmy garoppolo, his agent, says garoppolo shoulders recovering on schedule and he should begin throwing this month. the nfl network reports that executives from teams are coming back from vacation. and the expectation within the league is that jimmy g will be traded by the end of july and espn reports the vision rival seattle seahawks had been reviewing his play and considering whether he would be a good fit. we're tracking a rising monkeypox cases in san francisco. the major effort underway now to help stop the spread of the virus, plus an arrest in the 30 year old cold case in the south bay. how investigators linked the suspect to the crime, then firefighters having a tough time controlling the washburn fire burning in yosemite national park containment levels dropped overnight. cruz now point to as

the cause of the fire. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian andre senior. that's coming up on seven o'clock right now. today tuesday, july 12th thank you so much for joining us this morning, and if he didn't, like the heat yesterday may get some cooler temperatures in your area today. steve paulson is here. with a look at the forecast. steve it looks cooler for most gaussian seen you in a month. i missed you, sunshine. thank you . alright it will be cooler and i know if you like that if you bow to that west wind and today and tomorrow your days that's a big fog bank out there and no doubt about it. it's making a pretty good push. if you don't have the fog, you probably can feel, westerly breeze. if not, then you're on your own. i can't help you because there's a lot of fog out there up and down the coast and extending well out into the pacific. so big tuesday fog bank is going to equal a cooler pattern here for i'd say a majority, probably